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'Rivals' Director
Brings Something
New To Campus
S;ury
Kno•••r•
Is a
Independence Failed
For Many Reasons
new
facult y ntcmbcr at WSU.Stcvcns
l'uint vottll a new offcrina fo r
~~~ ~~~uonsoftllt thntn .
I
lie is Uin:ctor o f ''Tbe
Rinls," ~ plly to be prtscntnl
a t WSU ~h)" 7- 10. ll is
pro.l\lction is ~~~ 18th century
~omedy .. hidl rep"'..:nu an era
o f •lr~m~ n<'Wr bdorc stwd on
doing this pby is cduC'3tlonall o atttuloint people' of the
Stevens Point area "''ith 18th
century ponr~)·al of the ''boy
mo:cts airl. boy \me's sUI, boy
noon and delivc11 the finished
p r od uc:t hll Wdn uday
aftemoonorearlyevenilla.
.
tobcoo~~~elnckpcadrnt .)
J~Uiirl situatio!l."
K no.,.· u
hu a 11nivcn:al
inlcrTst in t~ t llcatcr-hc likes
cvuythln& uc<'pt cgapist
cntcrtainn.ent.
A auduatc of l'rinccton
Ul\ivuslty and Yale Grad1.1ate
School of Dranu. he hu iogJcd
fo ur fUn of tc~dlina. 8cfol\'
romirla he~ he w~s o n the
faculty o f WMuon Col1cKe, a
sc h oo l fot women in
Ma:wochu5CIIS. He has btrn jl
muaainK d i•r~tor o f rivk
thnter and summet stock In
VirainY,too.
l.:no .,.,·rr, 11 • student. "'· on
awanh for pl)ywritirla.
1
~=intic,~~:n ~~T~~~
By Bill McMillen
(The folowtna uddc by cbc
A.odatc Editor of The Pointer
Ia a n a ccempc to tnce the
bukpou nd, attempt andfallurc
o f WSU..SP'a 1t udtot ncwapapa
CI I111'11Sinrccrnt memory.
''So, put of the purpose for
MAX POGAINIS, Mo1inee, left, ond Richo•d Hole, Milwaukee, pl~y the lending
comic •ole1 in ""The ll.ivoh, fino! theater producTion of t he iCOion ot W i1con1in
Stote Univeuity Stevens Point. Showlime1 will bt ot 8 p.m., Wednesday through
Sotu•doy in Moin Building auditorium.
The mon t o make' lh'l.sU..o.lll a n Ind e pendent
newapaper wu irlltillly dcdded
upon by phone ealls a mo~~& t he
Edllorial alaff Sunday niaht,
Apr. 20 .
The move wu started by
Edlto r·irl..Chld Gene Ke mmetcr
and News Editor Paul Janty
after findinlout the prclimlnary
(Onc:l uJ io n J of the Studtnt
Senate fi na n ce commi tt ee
oonceminl student t.ab.ricJ. In
the propoiCd Pointer budact ror
1969·70 . thc "lTiiiii"«"oommillee
uplanationofthllltaten~entby
nyirla t hat t hcrrwunohka o f
putt ir11 110ruet hina over on the
student body. Student Mn~t r,
faculty oradministf1lt ion .
~. like any
ncwspapcr , takcsprideincffons
to keep in touchwit hl1$ tcadcrs
concunina Issues. l klwcvcr, tho:
:ndd~paend0c~ceTwha: anr::.::r'.~fu/
an issue of much ooncrrn wit h
th e Uaff but not with th•·
aeneral rc..Jenhip.
~!~b~:=Laf~!~or ~st~f~
oon'W~t r:,~n~e~~~ :~::.~t:~~~i~·. ~h~
Sl,OOO.
Th\1 red 11c1tion wn in
fcdinat hat.,.,·eaU h.lllaftcr t hc
i n 11e WIS p rinted W~S th3t
peop le believed The l'oint rr
Play, 'The Rivals', Runs 1:~~~r~2;~~~~F.::J·~::
Through Saturday In Ma in ~~~b~:~:~~;i.~T'!~~~i
t he Senate).
Tells Alumni
l.an&uish; John Gillcsby, WSU
facult y ITICimbcr, and ll.osc:mal)'
KN.1wtr,Ste.-cnsPoint, theoldcr
aen crat\on couple o f Sir
An thony Absolute and Mn.
Ma lap rop. Mn. Ma la p1op
consiltcntly misun words and
consequent ly he• name today is
givtncommonvouhularyusav
rortlutkindof e n or.
Mu Poaainil, M01inee, u
Aa«. hn the comic lead, and
o thcts o f the CUI I~ Richard
llose, Milwaukee:. uSir l.ucius
O ' Tri a1u; Ne il Deerin&,
Wisconlin Rapids, Faulkland;
Ginny·l ynn Schloff. Julie; Mal)'
Lou Ley, ManhfJe:ld . l..ucy; II.
Ellio t Keener, Fa1; Daniel
Nobn. T homas; Michul David
Royaer,Chir:aao, David.
Sccnel)'lshandlcdby JOKph
bam, emphasiS rs bc1n1 plaoxd
onoostumes andmannenofthe J.E. Pox and cho~opaphy by
Mn. linda lbtch, both of t he
facu lty. JamcsDobricnt,student
from Shorewood, is production
state man~&cr ushtcd by Roel: y
Crand o n , arc p lay ln a the Reynabuu, Unk Chutcand Ina
romantic mak and female luds Popinis.
of Cap tain Absolute, l~dia
Frieda Brldtcman o f the
Dreyfus Wants L• d g;~::r£:ql.~7J;£~~
On Po.lnt Enrollment :~:T:· 7·:·~~:~:~ ·:t::.o:::
W Is co n s In S t a t e the puc t ice of confcnlna
Univeuity·Stnrni Point im'l dc11ecs. " Man)' et.lucalon think
fo •ce n ing theadnnta&nof iu
~~p·:«~~~r:~~~!": c!,~~~~
srnallcan•pusof)·n tel)'cat.
SpcakinJIO " 00 &raduates
and autsts at the JChool's 7Sth
an n ivc r nr)" obse r vance u1acntly needed, too, for the
Saturllay . President l.ee- S. s t imll lat io n o r be tt er
Dr eyfus nill machine~ will performance a mo n1 low
pfOVidcan:tutn to the t utorial achicven, he advilfd.
Dreyfllsbdievl'$ tUcherswill
rclationshil' popular between
i!udcntsand facultyin t hcdays continue tobeakcyproductof
en r ollment was mcuu ~ d by Stevens Point State, b11t he abo
hundrcdsinstcadof tho usands.
li e 3lso aave support for
keepinaalidon thcentollment ,
at about 9.500. co avoid I CSO Ur CCI, Wil er and a ir
pollution. special education for
burc~ucr.~cy of admirlist r.~tion
a nd alination o f st11denli ment•IIY a nd p h ys ica ll y
1hro u1h bck of personal handicapped child~n. and in a
contact . lt is proposed limit is disadnnll&ed pr o1 nm for
l ,SOO leu than one proposed c ul t ural ly 1nd economically
lut mont h by the Coonlinatinl disadVtn t&FdYOUI\IpeOpk.
As the ne:o;l cent ury
Council for ll]&hcrEducation .
Drey fus !"lft vic wed new approaches. he believes Stevens
p roaranu Ill" hopes u n be Point should have at leut a 10
implemented by the univcnity per cent non·white popullrtion
In time for iU centennial in sostudcnliatthc univeni tya.n
1994. And n atura lly , t his karn o f o t her countries and
Spc'cialiu oftadio and television clllturnon adircct buis.
Dteyfus"spc'cch probcd t he
e d11 cat\on emp hnind t he
impottancc ofclecuonicdevkcs fut11rc . Sewn ot hets went deep
in maklna the pro a11ms into the histol)'of StevensPoinl
Stue and we ~ comments o f
e ffective.
"We're finally'brukina the special awards~cipicnts.
T hr ee disti naui shed
lock Gutenbc•a slapped on us."
he said, becau!IC pc'oplc •~ not •ch ieveme nt c i tat ions we re
learnin& throuah the printed presented to Mrs. IIYin Reed
word only. " l'coPk •~ now McEhee, Pe nnsylvania dub
woman, po\itinl and business
livilllinaJ60 dc1JCcworld.'"
Satcllituandotherclaborate leader; Pa11 l Co lli ns, fi rs t
comm un ications systems will p~sidcnt of Northeast Airlines
p r o vide local students witt\ a n\1 Dt. C. Jo$Cph NueiK,
executive and provost of
~ tact to any libnry in the
wOrld. lie upeo::u the kuninl Ca th o lic Univ erhl y in
~sourcu center (libnry) now
Wa~~f:n~_?~~;· went to four
~:!:'ndc::~i~~dtK!en;e:;i~lal~ emeri t 11s h c: u lt y membcts:
become a ''&ilnt juke box" o f Willi am C . tlan sc n , pu t
diJi ac:ceulnformation.
preside nt; May M. Ro1dl, MIL
Dreyfus an noun c ed the Eliubet h Pfiffner DeBoe, and
opcninp ttlis fall of two neW Norman £. Knuucn.
centers. one at Medford u 1
Each cited an 1necdote or
cwo-ynr junior col]fiC' branch two about the early days o r the
a nd the o the r 11 London . Stevena Po int Normal.
Ena l and, as si t e o f a
A special auest was former
scmnter...abroad·prOIJ11m for 40 Stevens Po int resident Gcorae
students. lleuidsimllaroversca Zimmer; 90, who attended the
ce n ter c an h opefully be schoo l w he n i t opened In
tJII blishcdinGcrmany,Swellcn September, 1894. Because he
and in South Vietnam (after came here without •hiahschool
hostilities end !here). Satellil n dcan:e, he wu enrolled for five
wo ul d p r o wl d t an i d ea l ynn and was lfldu.atcd with
intcn:onncct between Stevens chcdassof '99.
Point and t hC'SCctntcn.hcuid.
Ue no w ~sidei in Marshfield.
Within the next 25 years he
Zimmer wu accompanied by
bclicvu schools of h i&hd a110n, lbrold, Green Bay, also
k:arnina will bc&in abandonir11 anal11mnu1.
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• Pointer Meeting
A merl in& o f the cntltc
Poi nter staff a nd thole
inte~stcd in wotitina for The
Po int ct f or next year is
scheduled for t his evcnin&at
7 p.m. in t h~ Van Uise Room
r:c;!~:pt~:;r:L:~~:n:H~7~~ L•_'_"_'"_•_ivc_.._.,_c_
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d~madepartmcntisln characof
wardrobe and Sandn You~~&,
Maust on; is duian ina the
M0:11aup~~p,'n~is: 1 ~o-~~ ~~d
Dorothy Podhon, Phlllips, a~
wardrobe mcJdamcsandBarban
Wuycs, West DeP~re,is in c:huwe
of t he costume crew.
Gndua t e st udent Bruce
Pt rldnson o f Green DIY is the
technicald ilector.
ArtistS Will Feature
Piano Music Concert
Two cvcnin, proJ!llms o f
~~\'~a ~u~cn :ills~ ~~~:.~nt~~
Wiscon sin State Universrty ·
Stevens Point.
Edmun d Ba tt ersby, 1
2~ycar-oldartilt who Ills been
livinl prolflmsin u stern c:ilic:s
since he wu l 2 will be fcatW"cd
a lone in t he fine ~cital o f
composi t ion s by C ho pin ,
Sc humann , R a ve l an d
Prokoftcff. On Saturday, he will
be jo ined by Miss Cat httine.
Mcrena , WSU instructor of
m11sic, in performina the worlcs
o f Mozart, Sc:hllbcrt, Po ulenc ,
and DebllSS)'.
Scheduled for 8 p.m. both
evcniJ1&1 in the Wisoonsln Room
o f the University Center, t he
~'Uf!'u~~ae~n to thepublic .
Not Adequate
(Coll lim~dullf"'K".!J
I t h ad b ee n 1 fo~aone
conclusion amona f!illn.W: staff
tnemben t hat this f~&ure wo11ld
notbcadtquate or acccptablc
for the Jmount of time and
effor tlhtl thepape r mtuirtd.
The ed itorial staff abo hoped
tlut money would be av1 ilabk
to pay teporters and writers fo r
sto rlca theywouldturnln.
It Wllthen cond11ded by the
staffthat SOITICI mnnstoprotut
the finance oommitcec must be
found.
AI this point discuuion about
aoina indepcndent bcpn.
Th e id e• a bou t aoinJ
independent has been disc:uSiicd
•mo naf2i!llilstaffmemben for
about as lon1 u mo51 of the
pracnl membets have worked
o n the staff. The idu, in fact ,
Students Will Study "ext Fall
In Semester-Abroad Program
By Paul Janty
Kemmeter last year u oo-edito n
lee S. Dreyfus
when he fmt came to WSU..SP.
T he Pr eside nt noted the:
prccdem o f t he Univcrsit)' of
Wisoonsin's ~ilr C.rdinal and
aaked u s t o tnv u li&Ue
Independence a lore t hese lines.
On .sc:vcnl ocasio ns airloe then
An Edwardian houte,locatr:d
seven miles h Of! t he: center of
London , will setve 11 home for
3.8 WSU students partlelpatinl in
1 sc rn estcr·abr oa d prOIJam
liJlOI\SOicd by the university.
This Blilish semcacr 1br03d
proaram is the first one to be
sta•tcd in the state: univusit y
syilcm. Pllrns fo r the p!OJP"Im
sllrted in CX!ober o f 1967 by
Miss Paulint l wcson, member
of t he speech dcpart mcnl .
Stlc uid t he: project was
wo rked on ar~ually with a
c:o mm\uee comprised of Dr.
Ab.n Lehman_, Dean Burdette
Eaaon, Min llelen Godfrey, Dr.
Gerald Johnson and Dr. Elwin
SiJmund . This aroup undertook
t he job of writi na a proJP"Im
t tlff hne d bcuuc d 10111&
Independent.
Fo r the most part t he pllper's
llall took ti"ICviewthll t hisiiOrt
of a move would be impractieal.
Ho we ver. reoxncly Kemme ter
had worked o11t a p~liminal)'
Miu bncson uid t he plans
for the p10111m "e tentatively
finalized . The group will leave
Milwaukee o n Aug. 18 and
return to t he United States o n
Dec:. 20, juSI in time for the
Christmu ho lidays.
wu fi,. p~sentrdtomy~elfand
by Pruidcnt
thePrcsidcnt and~Jtatclllentforthe project.
f~':~h t~o~~ ~Je~i:j!~: cx~~;:H,~h~eu~~! :~~ ~~:: 0~
Thisplanwould have takenfive Dub l in , Edinboro u1 h .
ycars andwo11ldhavebee nbued lnnsbruel: , Munich . Paria and
o n ltttin& up 1 ftnanclal rese/Ye. Lond on. AI.Jo on the itin~rary
forthea.roupiJas.cheduledstop
in Stl1ltford~n·Avon to s.ce a
Sh.akupc.a~anpb.y.
School o fficially bc&ins for
t he 3 8 s tud ents In late
September after neatly a month
on Conlincnlll tra ve l. T he
conlinacnt plans on movinainto
t he I nternational Friendlhip
l ca1ue hOu$C, II Acton, seven
miksfromLondon"socntcr.
Comprilin1 the 11o Up belides
t he st11dents wiU be t wo WSU
ftc111ty mell)be rs, Dr. Abn
Lehman . a member of t he
Ena lish d~partmcnt , and Dr.
David Coker, director of t he
Counso:lin& Center. lehman will
serve 11 t he on·site tnehcr
administrato r. Miss haaeson will
~c~:~J ro~~ct director he~ in
Tht currir:ulu m for the 110up
o f studenu while t hey arc in
london will be decided by both
the . s tudents aoina and the
instr u ctOIS. While there, the
poupwiUa\soattend classes
taught byEnaJishiniilructon.
Miu Isaacson said 203
studenuapplied fott heprivilc&e
of participatina in t his on1sc:as
proarant. Miss l wc:son tt u ned
:l:S:esro3"'~~·~d~~~~~~Jc.:.,~!
selected to make up the first
a r o u p Join&. E]Jht~cn other
students were se lected as
ahernates wit h t heSC' stutlents
belngthcnuclcusofthegroul'
~~~~s:r~~~-thc SC'eond ~me5tcr
This led to an anoxiation with
Jo~~:ph Fuchs fo r whom he Ius
been Jtlldlo pianist at t he
Juilliard School. His program in
Stevens Poin t preceded by
appc'arances in Milwaukee 1nd
Dearborn , Michipn irl addit ion
to 1 six~ay concen tour o f
upiilatc:Ncw York .
Call
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bt, 235
::u~~!~:"orM~:;:~~~!
ha l bee n a c:liv e 11 a n
ac:tlompanist" for faculty recitals
a nd hu abo done extensive
Asked why j u nio•s w<·n·
selecte d for t h~ JIIOS.t arn.
Drcyf11s ~itt thc i!lst•uctionJI
OOSt WIS Jo.,.,·cr t han th~1 fot
f~shmen and sophomores. T hc
tcason for SC'nion not t;aing is
t he fact t he)" .,.,· auld h~•·e link
time to relate t heir ~Xpc'rk•ncn
to other uudents. t>rcyfus ui<.l
hehopl'$ thisisthebt:Jinningof
several prOI.fams involvinGOi her
countrinot hctth3n Brit;un.
The st udcntsaoin~ arc : Clkn
Ahlers; Robert Bcndc11; l.con
Rcil : Ke ndall Cad)•; linda
Canisch; O..vid0Jytor; Thoruas
D•nby; Mike DowlinJ; O~nnh
Drosnn, C~rol Dunc:;m : Joy<·~
Erbuon.zer; Mu~· Fusz~nl : P~ul
Glienkc: 0Jvid Gr~ff; Darlene
Gncfe ; Donald Guklan ~nd
ll;ubn lbckNrt h.
Randi ll ~cn: SU!il11 ll~nkd;
Karen llilgrndorf; Carll Kaul;
Kay Kerney; R~yno!d L:rM~ I:
Oi1nne Upman: Mu~h~ lil'l';
Gtorge Mc.:ks;. Nancy llohk.
Carolyn Richcn ; hnct ll.inl!•·r;
Carol Rut>ipcr, M3t k Schdfd:
Jea n Schneider; Sue Smit h :
Ann~ Sera : Ol.ln~ Swcn~on ;
E~~~:tne Tubbs. Cynt hi.:l Vo&t;
Pa t rick Wic lgosh . l'~ ll ici~
Worden and lhndyY3n<lt.
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DyEd Markland Mike En
Why do Stevens Point studcnuluve their •nouth•open when
t hey chew aumf Enn cow• know cnouah 10 keep !heir moulhs
doMd. N1111e withheld upon requut.
Some COWl chew wit h their mout hs open but pip arc the ones
who let othen witch t heir tonsils bob up and down when they
chew. Besides, 110me /'C'OPk cb.im tlut mntication with an open
mouth enhanecs fbvor.
re~euch intheateaof kcyboard
music: written ori,pnaUy fo r foW"
!lands.
AWS Honors
~.!:~~~nd:/1'be ;::~:y. ~~~
Commentin1 011 on~ o f Ins
Proj~ct 40 proa~ms. t'1esidcnt
leeDrcyfiiS $:1id thc goalof t hr
proanom is to ··p•cpu~ tho1oe
pcoplt participatin~ to h~
( itizens o ( the .,.,.o,ld.'" II•· iai<l
t his prop:;am will aff,•ct th•·S<
studcnts fot t hr rcst ofthci1
lives.
Po-int Blank
Mi ll Me"re na b ecame a
~~~embc1 of the WSU faculty In
Sep t ember, 1968, aft er
oompktin& a master of mu.sic
Batteuby made hil fUll
publieappca.nncesu a rcc:italill
AAOdatcd Women St11dr nt1
honor
the c:ampiU
women
a nd a so l o ist w ith t he will
kadcn
at a brunch
Sunday,
May
Ka l a matoo Sy mph o n y I I , at I I :30 a.m. ir1 t he F1ank
Orchestn . lte ...u •warded t he Uoyd Wriaht loUII&C of the
Ellubc th Fontaine ltarrh Univcnity Ccntcr-.
Scholanh.lp in 1967. He then
Mia C.rol Marion o f t he
e ntcrcd the Juilliard Sehool ln
New York uascholan.h.lppupil
1
o f S.schaGorodnit U I.
be t he 11fC$11pc.aker.
lnt cnl ive l y t rained In
TboiC who han bun Invited
chamber mulic: abo, B.attersby
lf'C . .cd to RSVP to Karen
~s~~:u:rrt,?!~t ~r:~~;:~ !;::;:·~:~~eeclr.]e HaU. 11
Jtudyin1 wit h Arthur Balsam.
w.r,t
unj11n lyfooledt~
st udents and facult y u..:mh•·rs
a11ecd in principle wu h ou•
aol n c independent but -~i<l
thin&$ like ..Why didn't yo u alol.
•at«
lt udcnt o rpmzatton financed
throuah Stlldent Scnu e .
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· " Tho: Rivals.'" ~ satire of Shuklan when hewu in his20s,
yo11n1 lo•~ and t he mannen. the pl1yis reaarded by many as
fo llies and foibks in Enaland hit bat and Is thus ptoducc\1
ll1uina t he )lt~ 1700s. wiU be: h c quent ly o n t hc An•e•inn
stage d We dncsllay t h r ough stace.
S11 11rday nichu by dranu
The scent is Jt B~th. ~
students' 11 Wisconsin State fashionablen:sort nnrl.ondon.
Univcrsity·Steven:~ Point.
whcrt to m1noe develops, hilS
Showtione will be: 8 o'dodr; in some obillcks and finally li
Main Bulldina au d itorlu•l1. resolved. But Shetldan neve•
Tickets I~ on sak inadvano;t: ll men t io n s the Amui can
the b o• office adj~ctnt the Revo lutionary War whlch is
takinapltceat theumc timeln
auditorium.
hismothcrllrnd'scolonics.
Wrillcn by Richanl Brinsley
Di rec to r Ba11y K nower
sc:kctrd" The Rivals" bccau!IC it
rrp•escnuaneraofdramanrver
BARRY KNOWER
Thitpo~
situatio n to Jtaff membcu
Monday niaht. Apr. 21 . The
staff aenetally agreed with the
move.
.
It was decided to mike the
announeeinc:nt of the move to
in de pendence in tlut wed:'s
papcr,dat td Apr. 24.
The announun~oentacroMt he
top of t he hont paccwuboth3
sue«•andamisllke.
l. e t me p r e f ace th e
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SUVIE POINTEI , the university's moscot, will ltod o dton·VP
compoign in the city of Stevens Point this coming week. The
Pfint of Stevie Pointer "wos drown by o locol ortist, Wo lter
Boscomp.
Wby are fr.ttmlt y lli1n1 and poSicr• tokrated when !My trc
llkpUy posted In the 1111iverait y ocnter when " ldt ist·n dical" s\aDI
u c qu iekJy removed? Could thil be thai one 11roup hu more rljhts
thanJnOttlerf
Bud Steiner, . .l:stanl direc:tor or the uninrsity center. said that
:~ 0d':;~~~~~~~o~:'~nh~;:au~=~~~ ':'n':'e~~o':,1y1 ~ ~~~
C)llrtm~
c:ucswould the u .c. Hmovc a pOSter.
Posters are LIJUilly torn down by people who despise whatever
!:'vv!:~r~~~~;:~~~~'::r 11~11::,"':,'u.~~o:le":v:n::~~:~ :~
many orpniutions, not j u• politic:al11oup1.
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Mty8, 196&
THE POINTER
Reader Replies
To Greek Defense
"TMre'• rw under~ IM inteUigence of IM American people.''
·-H. I. Mencken
oeu Edl.tor:
Ill ~ply to Rldlard B.Jeaten
alld rau l Pelkul utll:le
drfcDdiqtbeGrukaylltll'l.
OellrSin: Thefintthlll& l.'dlikt
todollthank youfor J,\'llllmCi
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h~e~;;:~lllo~~,:C~!~. 1~
actiollthiiUIOUidbeperformed
uautarly &nd •lokntly upon
cverymc.mbcrtbenlin.
rntemltiu hubeen limited, in
thltl
td to
or
My h.ncnncrbclon&
pcrsonaiaa:oclatlon
widt
pledp:d 111ch an orpni.ution.
On the other hwd,tlownet, l
have been confronted by Greeks
and their life mode, dozen• and
dozens of times.
I mi&ht add tlult •! u ch
tonfronution I have ltud~d ~he
P tuation withexceaivcserutmr:
and 1 no w klok on only two
inuanca with any dcJI'CC of
pleuure 1 1 all. Tilt. f"UI I WU
whe n 1 uw a uiiUally dodlc
Textbook Sale
Is Inadequate
TI1c Poinler staff is holding a meeting for 3U staff
me mbers and other interested studenls tonight, Thursday,
Ma y 10, at 7 p.m. in the Van Hise room of the University
C.:ntcr.
We urge aU students who are interested in working on
wha t we hope will be The Independent Pointer to attend
this meeting.
Dear Editor .
We payafccfortherent s o f
Ollf textbooks and presumably
tltis is the factor th.at en~bles us
to p11rch~ our books at a
diJCount. If this is true , why
must we wait until the end o f
The way and' problems of going independent have been
explained in brief in the le:ld story of th.is edition of the
paper on page I.
the ~emcstertobuyourbooksll
tMf11UdlK:011nt?
A nujor problem as noted in the story was the lack of
student help.
If you would !ike to work: a little or a lot for the
ne wspaper, please nttend the meeting tonight o r leave your
name and summer oddress In The Pointer office o n the
second tloor of the University Center.
What is the rca10n for only
one day lxin& K l uide for the
purthue of bookl7 Mo st
(Con/lflut!d {rom~ l }
The Editorial Board
QfUJiiiHu o/ tk Wu/e
('Jw We'ue "Bwt Saui~!f)
Is the pound yo 11 aand on lilxnted turltoryl Why won't the
h c1111y reDfpnin? Where is Stenns Point? Where il Plonr? Where
is East Mifflin St.l h rtlufk'r dun eno111hl Who ue they afnid oil
Can )'Oil name fo ur faculty rMmben th.at are raseistr1 Don it
SllrpriK )'OU that LSD hasn't foraotten &bOll! the aolf COline? Docs
LSD surpriK you? Where Is the a eepiJ'I& 1Matbal110 we can rise up
and abandon it? b Claude afraid of t reeplna. soQalism? Can you
u me fo 11r faulty membe rs who 11e not fucista? Will the t ru<:ill
qutstion ittSenatenutyearbcwhether ornottoputli&huonthe
·
tennls cournl WhatPrioeGiory?
us f or help1"ud " Tne talliUll&e
in the editori:I J -.e med unfail'."
and "Willi are the ru t reasons
fo r , oina lndcpendent?".
This then wu our mistake.
We had COIInted o n I ~felt deal
of monl and phyRcal Jllpport
from 1111dents and facuhy.
lnstud we were greeted (and
rl&htly w ) by suspldon and
QlleJiions.
Our, ~rhaps mino r succus,
wu that we alerted ourrraders
in dTII!QiiC WI)' 10 the iuuc. AI
lust it finaUy aot o111 in t he
opc:n.
StudmtScnatc
'
Compiled by Jim Hofn
N-notapproved
T.(abltd
C-oompleted
S-cchedulcd
contract had been " t·UP for
between 25·30 issues. The Jut
iuuebefon: indepcndencehad
bttnthe2Sth.)
SthiUinafeltth.cpapcr had an
imp lied con t ll tt with the
j
~
i ]~
~ ~. ~
~A
Womm'l Ruidmoe baU appclata bomb
Comintndat loQtoPaui Sdtlllini
Eildallocatioo forUA B•laria
t
torRISordtr
I ~
T
Viewpoint-
The Pointer
by
D11ryl~trmaln.,.d
~":;: t~ey~~~~ ~~.n~~ ~~·~
that f11 away. In fat!, )'Oil an
probably imapne whu it's like
alnady ...
The wea thu here is
damp-but thcn apin it's always
'l'bl; POIN'Tat te pu.blilhcd ,_kl,. a~pt hoi~ Uld - · the t.u nc when one U...es undera
lnlt.Uon perioct... at Steftftl Point. Wbcon.ln, by Lbe .wden.ta ot g~'!:,~ dorM at the floor of the
W1Konatn Stat. Unlw..lty. SubacripUDD prk:• - $5.00 per ,._..,
Clrcul&tloni.GOO. Second·daupoa~ap&ldetat.veruoPolrlt.
llmmm, we alway• wanttd to
Ke how our old friend would
TIM POINr'Ell ~ q loal.ed Ill the Uo.!Yenlt,' car.tw. nd up, and here we min his
'hlotphllMSU·ml.Ez.t.~
middle<iass: suburbianhomc.
As we ~e he actually did
marl)' that prl he wu aoina with
zwtor-Oma K~t&r, ltoO Katn st.. u1-n•o
(hepvchcra stcadyrin&althe
~1&1& Ult-BIU MtXIllen, 103 Prentle. A~ SU-1184..
root bea"stlnd), and they now
SpOI'U Edltor-'nsa r-h, 2SO Baldwin Hall, Ext. HI
b&Ye l tonlndadauahter. l'er·
New~~ Edltor-P&u.IJ'Uit,y, SM BwToup. Kall Ext. oet
haps we should listen to their
Ul:leti,EI:l.toll.
diMcrtabkdistuulon.
tva., J H -SIOI ,
II should be in tercaina
~ult he wu the student who
OclopJ lldttorAn., su .m.n
JOtncd CYery anti-establishment
o r1aniution on campus, b11t
a.a-~ac..ven-.uooCoUct;aA-.su-oett
Lc~:urcv!~ro~~w whyhcdid
ADVDOIO
Father: Son, when will you
Xr. 0.. BcNIDI&D. :bltOftQ&lloQ
m..t. '"
ncrkii'Tito be hal!-waydecent
likctheothcr pcop\e in this
a)mmul\ltyf Why do you insist
v.,.,._ ~. Ollve) a.uman. 1oM &-cntmaro, Judy on ID,in& bald? It m11st be: for
11tent1011.
S f:! n : Dad, I 've never
University
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=ta.~Ed
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a.vma:~:!:lf~!5~~~!.
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s tud e nt bo dy to pro vide a
We ho pe now that the
w~ck\y p~f'l' r. With the pcndln& sitnt ion has been u plained In
hilur e o f T he.· lnd(l>('ndcnl full that we will pin support
.l3!i.nJ..t'! he felt tt neCC"tsar)' to from the university a)mmllnlty.
tnct inte thetegul;or ~.
I n rctwn . Schillin& stated
that Stude nt Senate would aid
~S~c~j!::V~: ~~~~.~ 0. ~na~
would hold~
allou tionuntil the papc'r made
it and thenrl'fundOfrn lloate
the mo ney. l fan ~
&!.in.lu didn't m.1ke 11, n10ney
wo uld be: pre$Cnt to inJUre a
student newspaper.
Nut Year
~ t here fort plans
We stronaiY fcr:l that s oin&
indt pcndent is a mark o f both
o ur Univ ersity's a nd o ur
newsp,apcr's mat11rity.
There is no CC"nsonhip o nthe
r:~r ~~;.antu::~oe!:~::~~:.
(A il hou s h a unl~crsit y
connected newspapcr a lwayJ has
ct n sorlhip h q ina o ver iu
he.Jd-most of tile other s~tt
university newspaperiC&n prove
this for a fact.) ~
11111 that is not the main
poin t. An ind ~ p e nd e nt
n e ws pa pe r wo uld be: lo&}cal
p roarenivt 5tep toward the
maintanceofatrue uni~ersityat
Wisconsin State
•·ei\5Point.
Uni~trlity-Ste·
dr.n:t;.;~~ t~~~ o.'hl~
purpoiC, much ltsa what day
that is.
I tee! a student should be
a.llowcd to buy their boob at
1ny time durin& the JCn1C5ter II
the f11Udiscou nt , 1inCC" we hne
atrudypald the complete re ntal
fee prior to any use o f tile
books.
~~10-:t r~ f:~~ :i~~Q
youforhavinJion&h&lr ewn
tbouahitilnthnoldfuhioned .
.,l~~~=lo~ 11skr::: :~;~·~~~
you wear them Jh.orl likt your
mother? The nei&hbon m11$1
:i~tlk~. you're nothin& but a
The batteries on our time
machine m runnin& do wn. and
I'm afnid we've J«ntoo much
a lr e 1dy . L e t 's return
!nunediately to 1969 ...orwoulr:l
tl rtally make any difference!!
~~d
h?i:rl r'!O: ~!"'e~;m1r~~~~
times that I've been prtitnt
there has never hcen o~ <.ll)
that a car full o f fine younl
fr~temity men h•~t not drn n
p u t and )'tiled either wrnt
threat of obscenity at ~~~ u ,.,
madeour viail.
I thlnk that )'OU p:ntl~nltn
recos:nize these situations ~nJ
co untle u o thers likr thr111
where frate rnity men fightt hm
never endina battle to proH
their virility to thrm~o:h·e~ 3n.l
their peen.
A lt ho u s h the rccrun nwm
pr~dure
offratnnities•~on.o
~o luntary basis. there il no
justifitat ion fo r the humilrJHOn
(con llnutdOIIpt~gtj}
By FrodGinoc:chlo
Sho uld st udenll havt the
ris ht t o join ROTC? Many freer::~li,te t~ f:~:~~~!'!.lkt~~
peop le belie ve JO. If they ever yone is apin$1 freedom
wenn"t allowed to join, the Within America whm wrr1<.• thn1f
university would be infrin&ins Is de fined asbtinsdntrucrh·~to
upon lstude nt'l frcedom t oae~,
Ame rican li~es it is d •..: ni<'J
and that can't be permitted to unlawful. Americans aren't fr«
h appen , for everyone wa nts to murder, they arc not fr~r ru
freedom.
lxattheirwi.-uorchildR n.tht)
u en"t free t o rob anot h~r
penon. When a citizen'sactr"n'
are d e fi n ed u d en rO)' rnJ
humanity they are restri.:1cd1nJ
punished ,
A soeiety annot k t (I('Orlf
ao u o11nd k.iUina other prorlt
If a man 14XI cru y and sum
k lllin s p eo ple he must ~t
stoppcd. l am sure tlut nrt) OII<'
would a~e t hat freedom of
i ndi vid11a l a t t ions m11il ~t
rcstricted inthis i!:nsc.
Let usup,and this conO'pt t~
t he world situatiol'l. Oncrout<lf •
lht United States, ;m Amr11<~n
is not restricted in th•· nnl<'
" nse. As a nutter o f fa,·t h•' "
for ttd to puticipate in tlk
military, a fo r« which add• h'
tlle destruction of hu manit) ltr
is req~.~iredand upt.:1rd onth•'
wo rld Kenc to kiU and drm••!
Whe n looki ng at all o fhuumut)
a wo rld sodc t )'. 11 r>'
lnconcdvable t hat hu mlns 1n n
betiC¥~ that I denructi•·r foro\'
like the military should I•·· tr(<
ki11 ~i11 and free to orpm~<" h'
IS
A con•mon lfiUmo:nt f·•r 11><'
prescnCC" of ROTC on r~ruru•
presented by popular li~uhr•
tluta studcnt h.a5th<.· liGht "lol
the freedom 10 join. If )•'u
restrict fr eedo m U)' th•'
;~;rs:~!bl~~ r:~lein!·~~~~~~.~t,~
J!lh1t~:n~ hla~at A~!r~~;n~•. ~:~~;:
ro~~~~~0f~~..~~:~~~th~~~0n~
you a)rllprombe your )'011thf11l
tdcab. .. (SLAPI)
Allhouah l am not • studl~r
m e mbtr o f th e S&turdiy
momln& pu ce. vit;i\ln front~~
thcpostoffice, l doattrnd!t
whe never l tm able. Durinst har
Must Be Restricted
BIIIMeblntr
f:P!,~~~~.:f ~~~;.;h~: ~u:d~
company o f these people atuy
of t ht l o"a l p ubs. 1
represenutive of tom~ branthof
the Gret k communi ty hu
approached thtmand p.erformcd
' somc attof unproYDktdphyArll
uuult upo n them add1m1
Jmmeuunbly to the humor 1!14
m e rri m~ nl of h l1 brotbtn'
eve nina.
Freedom To Destroy
Why d o n ' t you Itt me be
myKll"!
Father: What do you t hink
pcoplcarc sayinaabout thek ind
o f childrenl'mraisina1 After all,
I a m an infl11ential member o f
thisconvnunit)'.
Son : Those to n se rvative
Wllat t vtr happened' to your
collt,e.daytiberalncu,dad?
Fan'lcr: It's matured. t\ut's
aU. Don't qutstion me- l know
what's best fo r you. Look at
your sister now-soina off to
Venus each weekend and wein1
Klme dllfncd alien-and after I
forbade herto datealkns!
Dauahtcr: Dad, yo~.~ werr the
o ne who tauaht me to love
everyone. Yo u ahw1)'S ua:d to
preach those Idealistic thinp,
b\lt now , u you've arown old~r.
you'Ve become scarcd of what
wh~~= I wt!!~u~:~t~~t7~
Gary Nordstrom
Things Won't Change
In The Year 2000
Since our Scars time machine
is functlonina quite well this
t~enlna. we'Ve decided to tnvc l
th.r o uah the wonderlands o f
Stote
Fint, we aot the ~nt ·fr~eull.'
of an ¥entypc: typewriter which
j11stifiu lincs oftype(it makes
the O,ht $ide of the line of type
even with th e c olumn).
llowenr, this prousa invo lves
typiJ'I& aU malerilll lwice. We
dis eovered t hat this machine
co111d not handle the cnonnous
amo11nt oftypinaneedcd.
Sctondly, we did not h..nean
adequate n11mbcr ofpto..lllt tion
pteplc to d o both IYPinl. the
cutt ln& and Nlipplna in~olved
with 1 paste·up operatio n and
pa&t ii)'.(IUt.
The co py was there to
ptodun: anindepcndentp,apcr.
BllltheprodllCtionbcilit ies and
people we re not .
:~f~vat~~h:n~oi(\eh~ ~~~c~
!
Wisconsin
~1Sfd~:~t~~~::?:~:~l
this tvcntuallysto pll'C'dus.
to JO rndependc nt next yur.
This summ~r ..·c will prewnt 1
concrete plan to the Sttu.knt
Senate.
The 5taff fed~ this year that
Hdp
we have learned from o ur
Thinpwere KCIIInldtsperate failure.
on the staff by Tuesd ay. AI that
time then St udent Senat t
president Paul Schillina. who
had bttn d o llll)' watchin& o ur
proarcu, sltpped In with
assistance.
llehad bcenheplnaintollch
with the administntio n &nd had
r e ulved a uthori u tlon to
\ Senate Scoreboard
l·introduccd
A.,.pprovtd
~::e~~
Pointer Independence Failed
· friend of mine bCtt t fratrrnM,
man xn~elea for stcalin• fto111
him, tnd tMJea)nd WaswhtRJ
hew! that Bud Steiner was mact
1 Siam• Tall Gamma,. the bttrr
il p\eullnblj: fro n• •• stri~tl)·
humollfOIIIPOint of vicw.
Due I o th is li mi t ed
USOtiatio n with Gret k life I ran
only enmlne it iii tht contr~t
o f my u:pc:riencc, which hu
been , e xc~pt for t ~ h·o
tnstantt l I m e nti oned
unpleuant to the point oi
repulsion.
Let me cite a few e.umplu
A ·aoocl many of my clott
friend s wear lona hair and
un co nventional clothes. They
art howevtr,Kime of the linnt
hu~an beinp t hat r~e r.·cr
known.
certain freed oms that
,·ndan~··s
!~~uJivs!:t ~ ~~P~; .~~~:·1~1~
h_umanity. They d o n't h...,.,. J
naht to destroy hl.luunit)' '"uhnl
the United States and ht..r"' '"'
should not be free to d•'•" •'>
humanit y I n the wo1lJ
Ultimatdy this will h.J•·c to t>r
t he situation.
So when people aik nk' r( I
a m 111inst freedom 1 SOl)' >~s
when it ltada to the duuu~t1on
~;:r7edn ~:;~· t~ ~j/;~'( ~;~
·!~;.P.!0-'•11 ~g;.~~hc..!'h~h51 t":.t~!"~:~~~
-iliiiiiiPJ:J:I;Ilii~~--~~;
IJii
o ffic:en, must be sotttn rid of.
S~ientists a nd univeuitic1
~:~feearrat~~~b~n ,:;v!lr~r.!,~
mua be restricted. lndusHiri
which produc:e eonvrntion1l
:nd'~n°u~a:"!~~~Hs b~~~~,i~
reltncted. The mor~lrutrictionl
d e m-1 n d ed wo ul d be
Implemented throu&h taws in
IOclcty and wo11kl be delisrwtl
to put an end to the dest.ructiH
fOf~ in the wo rld. Let's tiC!
tosether to put an end to
destruttion.
·
.... ,
Senate Approve.s Budget
For Next Academic Year
By Jim Hofn
any tirM.
Tb.c 1968-69 ~e•lon of the,
The fo urth rcJOlution pui s
Student Senl!e, mutln& for the
the Scnat c on record "u
nnal time, approved !be •udml uprnsina lu put apprcclatlon
a ctivity fe~ a llocations for ·for the: time. and effon uerted
19 69 -70 and p aned four · by Mr. Paul 11:. Schillin& u
ru olutions.
Preddent of St udent Body.''
On Apr. JO, theSenale\'oted •
Schillinj:, 1 ~enior , cndcd hi:r
10 approVe allocalioDI of
second term u Knlle pn:lidcnt
Stale St udent Governments will
tnn t t his weekend, May 9-IO,u
WSU-Oshkosh.
Expcctrd al that meeting it
1 m e nd m e n ! t o 1 hc UC
constitution !lu! will ruult ina
lar&c chan&c in Internal struc t11rc
ofthal orpnil.ation.
Tw o members o f the
~dc:c'~~~ fe~C:'«~ fro~
T he y spoke on the aborted
~~:2~,6 ~cel~tie~w~:f S:::f:S~ · ::'Q:':.o~~.J.~~Tt~ei~oo: In his ~~p1c~J~Rbcr~:;o;:!' sbc~:~:
The Senate d¥ not apptove
01111 motion that would have set
precedenee In re:sultlna infallure
of t he Sentte to atloaote funds
tobe utedasstluies.
Another motion tbat would
;i~ r:u~~TY~U::-':!;Y t:r ~:!·
IRIS, t he ac:hool yearbook , Wll
ddut~d in th~ Sen1te.
In otMr businl'K, t hr first of
~~t!e::~:~!~~~~!~e~~
haUeouncilstoKI-upappcU.tc
::::!:~·..:~~"~'
. ;,h;, '"'
A s ceond rc1o luti o n,
unan imoiiS!y approved,Siales
that "caeh houR Owner or
houlin& wrporation or other
. .e..!t':! ~~n ,reo:n~~/:rn::.
The
has a pprovod
lhrce 11\ldent orpniuliona. Thr:
lfOups a pprovN arc: t he Mental
llu.lth Aaociation (MANASA),
th e R O T C hon o rary
orpnlzatlon - Pctshin.l Rifles,
s~nalc
~':u~c~~ycs,~~~~sln
:~•c~~~~~~~it1::0 1~01,~Jc~~n~~~~
ilulknt rKwspaper.
Til e Senate has alkK:atrd
funds for t he p~per to cont inue
on c.mp11sthis ynr and will
dul With the issue again early
Sta te ~t~~~t::; ;!~nd~~:r!:3~~J·~rh·:
It Wll IMOIInecd that thi:r first meclin& o f ihr 1969·70
year's final General Assembly o f S!lldent Senate will be hr.-kl at
United Coun~il or Wisconsin 6:10p.m. o n May 7.
th~
smart choice
r,================il
b;y Dexter
"
petmllled
'" " "'""
on•t hr:irpremiJr:s."
Ill ' " "' . ""' •
The present University policy
Jsweh that t hcre·canbenob«r
inoff-crrnrpus a pprovedhooliiq.
cha~gct~~ u=:t~n ,:lt; i~
that Ill~ number of ptiyliial
education ~dits req uu ed be
dun&OII from four 10 t wo and
l hatlhetcc:reditscan be !lkenat
THE MONSOON SEASON lor rhe Sleven~ Point oreo continue$ unobored
and "~mort · studenl~ cotr v umbrella, wilh them,elvu eve ry p la ce rhey
go. . for feor of bemg co..,ght in the roin. The podure WO$ Io ken rhrough
T he hou dn& o ffice hu
announc~d nunclts for men
only for Wulnll'r ernploy~nl .
Tho5e mcJr on work Jt udy an:
prcferredbutothersrroayapply.
Talks willinclude wo rk inratt he
residence hall desks. in the
ho usillJofriC<' andascuS!odi:ans.
Ar pU.ntions are available In
the g<oling w hich is o n 1he Iron! 1resc rvo Sl.j side of the University
Center. 1Ph.oto by Mil<.e Dominow $kil
GLACURH Will Hold Meeting Maultby Will Talk
On Point Campus In August ?~.-~~r,~.~~th~r~~~."...,~~~
G I..AC UKII . th~ Grnt lU:es
Auociation of Colle11c and
Univrriit y Kcsir.len« lhlls. is
or\e o f s1x rc,.lonal a~S<KUtions
in i hr United Stal e:s which are
branches o t the Nalional
Association o f Co llcac an,J
Uni VU5ri "Y Ruioknce llaUi
PI.\CUIIII).
GlACURII
Is
com pose d u f oollcp.·~ and
universil ic' in i hf '\IIU o f
Min nesota. Michipn. low~ .
Ind iana, Illino is. Ohio ami
Wisconsin.
This auoci atio n ,..u
orpnizrd 10 e noour:~se open
lines o f con1muniution o n ihe
residence hall k-o·d .This il.ane w
o raa niu11o n f o11 nd rll 1~51
s ummer by dividing the
Midw u t ~ rn
Auociation o f
Co l h Je a nd Un i vers it y
Rcsid~!lee lbll~ inco t wo lfOUI'5.
ll has t wcntyschoulmcrnbcrsal
theprcxntlirnl' .
In 1968, WSU..Sin~ns Point
so:nl I d~leption o r t welve tO
the Uniwen.ityoflllinois. It wu
a tthil: regional llll"cl in& lhat
Scoll Sthllll~ ~nd Qrndy M~d
p., a prncnlat ion oo o ur
universit yandllsqualifiutions
fo r 1 confe~n~ site. On t his
baiis ..-~ rctci~d lht- bid.
Stevens Point will holt rtrc n rst
annual GLACURI\ oonfe~ncc
Sl~!t· Univ,·uity . Pr. Stamnahs
rd~lions;le n Sir•J•d. fin~n..~.
ren·iveo.l hl< d<>eto ratc from
l nduna Unlvcriity, whc r.:- he
$0,' 1\"l'd in the area o f llu<l~11t
aUairs. lie hn b«n ~an of
Stmlc nts a! the Universit y of
Wis.;oniin . Milwaukee, a nd hehl
a sirnn:u ,illc al GramJ Valley
St:al~ College in Michi&an.
The ~ctual co11f~rence has
been set 111• by t he propammin&
cmnmil!ce. This ~ommillcc has
ruade pl:ans ·for <kl<:&atutolive
oncocducationalwin&s withthe
The GlM: UIIIll'ar ticiration
,\ ward will be prc:>r."ntcd by the
WSU·Stevcns !'oin t GlAl"UKII
Award Co muoillce to the vis.itintt
dcleption, who in !he judgnoent
o f thilr comrorinee. had IM nonll
part idpalion aniO n!( !he visil infl.
dcle fl.ll io n s a t ih ~ 1'16'1
Gl At)URI I Con fcrc11cc.
This aw~nl will be based
u pon r c s p <;>n H s f or
prc · con fcrence requeUed
rnfonnat ion. rresentat ions by
r ublic :...hlRss at 7 :30 r .rn. in
the l~r~:e Je~twe hall o f t M
Cla:llrOOm Ccnta, lloom 12S.
on l'rillay . .\b y 'J. l:lf. Maultb )"
has studiW with f)f. ,\!ber t Ellis.
with wlonm M is oo..aut h<>rinl a
bonk . The ! MnK' or his :t<l<lres:s
wi l l h e '' ll u w 10 So lv~
l' s ye h ul oJ ica l l'ro blc ms
ltaliu,..lly.''
Or . .\l~ultby's rk'ld of inler~sl
is in K.F..T. - Kational f.motlw
l's y c h o thuapy. K.E.T. [$ a
ruychothenpy ba u d upon
rcsnr c h validated modem
wing
progr1m consistin&ofcighl
houl$ofwingmt'l:t
inp .
During t heii<' ci&ht hour~
st udcnts,.ill bcconll' acqu.ainted
with one another and cxthall&e
idcu through a ~erks of
discuuions on a rt"COmmcndN
list of ~nerallovir:s.
Diw:u14ion ,..,It be st utcd b y
<kk:ptions
at l hr:
con
r ribu l ions
by conference.
indiYidull>l
dclt&l te s Rprt$C"nling t heir
dd cp!ion in the wina nrcctings
or d iscuuiongroups, and upon
any displiys which a ddc&al ion
nray br inJ to theconfcn:no:e.
The Stevens l'oinl chairm:an
o f the Awa nfs Comrnillre· will
lurning
human
behavior
!hcor
ics.andR .E.T
. t eaches
a
bo.•havior:al process where one
dis covcrs !bat a ll ncga! ivc
emot io ns s uch as a nxiety.
<lcrr(ssion, s uill . o •·crwhdmin&
fear. arc prod11cls o f karncd
behavior. and th.:ll OIK can leam
not to fo.~l or to oonlrol these
Win~
narn~d
This yur ·~ final Ge n~ ra l ho u~ing; Brian F.llinpworth.
food service; SandySchultzand
A~~~:mbly of !he Unitrd Council
of WiJco n sin Stal e Studm t Carol Schllltz. hospitality ; Calhy
will be held this Li pp and Mike lli~nbct&.
rc&istr.rl ion; C hock hnuen and
weekend a! WSU-<hhkosh.
Ocle~tn from WSU..Sintns JayCayncr. cnte n ainmeni ; Lucy
Point wrtl leave Friday May 'J for Bun and l..inda Bolio n. p11blic
"Govcrnn~tnts
~ssions thlt cvcninJ andonSa t.
::~::.c~n!}c~h~c~~ondcci~i Summer Jobs
Available At
Switchboard
&O"Cmmenu o f !he nine stale
1
A 11d"rey J ohnson , ne w
WS U · SP S tud e nt Sena te
I Ccre!lry, has tcpla«d Wally
Th ie l 11 campu. u\ltlona
dlr.eetor for Unllod Counc:il.
Th~tl has become Sludent body
president.
T:b !!=..i
to
=~bd~~~~hl
. wiU number about 20 pcnons,
.
Weekend employment is
auilable lhro~~&h t ho: summer
months between the boura of
10:00 a . m . • 9:00. p.m.
Sa turdays and Sundayl.
Studenlswhowillbc:&tirl&lnor
ncar Stevens' Point and who
would be interc•ed in working
liOIT10 of t hor wcc:kctld bour1
tlrould conllct Bernice Fr~odc,
llead Operator, WiKonRn Slate
University Swltehboard .
This emp k:o)'ment wiU be
;::.,~e~:~;cr~~':uah rqularor
lni~•cd
11udcnt1 should
1
::ka,ti:,.n
C!';nn°u':s i,:tm!dfat:':;"to
lwo prevlolU .eaions. Sho111d adunllp: o r anilablc trlinlna
they win apin this weeke nd, prior to the end o f the ac:hool
~~~~ .~'i!:a h~~~';!1
thc:ywill~lin:ICO¥Ctcdpl.lque.
hom. this ...... ktnd .
U'hl..E JOE'S
Drinl<.lng Elloblishmtnl
~
SAlES
OK USED
SERVICE
@>
Phone 592· 4211
CARS & UUCKS
Polonio,
Nothln~ stiff or stuffy about Oel<:ler's smart
new wing-tip monk strap. All !he same. il"s a
pretty dressy way of going casual
. or a
casual way of going · dressy. Anyway. !he
smarl choice is yours when you choose
Dexter.
Wis.
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1
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yn~r.
11
th~
~lso
d iKuuion and applical ion o f a
w in J n ns it ivi r r. trainin&
rrosranr, !he dci11ls of which
will br left nu .inly 10 t hose
d ~ lepl ~s on the indivkh ul
win&5.
At t he preso: nt time !Mo: are
over SO Uudenuon t his c:;~mpus
in~olvcd wil b the conferenot.
The over-all ch~lrman is Candy
M c d d usis tcd by Jo hn
l'rosr~nunin&
rxwUCofr~een.
w~ld
~:~r~;Jr~:~::•E~~~d~~~J;~ :.!E;.:,:!f~Yl!~i~!m ~ ~ fl~l;;~:~~~tt!~ec!r~~r~
Mo ndov. Wednesd~nd F•idov Evening•
SHIPPY· SHOES
polil ic:al
nnal businc•
processes related to conflict
Most Ne w ond Used Units o n Disp la y In sid e
i,:'!::~,:;r~!:~~i:~:.
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will
be pan of a f
~...ademk en~irunment.
United Council ~;cn;--ch~an .•~~~~:Y~~"'P:h:
C."ornmillce and
Howard Haywanl. 1dvdcs the
rif11Comrnittcc.
Will Discuss StuMembers
o f t he Sturin&
l."'ommillccarcas fo llows:
A ud n y I o h n son,
Amendments proar;unnoinJ;
lienee ShcbeS!a,
a me nd~
rt modtllng ,
fifty fru h mtn pleo.. ttoy
POLONIA SERVICE CARAGE
:~~::~d to~~C,S ':;~!~.-:~e ~~ ~~r,o,:•dn °!~he tlu~re:~~~ ~eu~~~n ale;~~; e~:Ou'~t~~~~¥~
!his sllmmerfrom A~~&. I 7-!0.
i nte rnal structure. The u aet
u tent ofthc anrcndmenll ilnot
known at this time.
Ol her biiSin~• atthisGmeral
as.mblywlll lncludeelectionof
our
;•:'~'P~••:·~''
:'2":'!:'1
'':i;
'"~'·j ~J W:"'~
' j-~~~~~~~
(romi•umJonf)4t
~i~:ran~~~~~~~ c!~~tce~>;-t!': ~~cth~:~~~~~ecw~~<~,!n13t! ~~=~~"or'~~~;o~·ho:~·l':!~l~~a~
The kt)"rrole spcaku a 1 t h<.;
epnfe,...ncc will be Or. Lrwis
Stamuak as. rrucn ll y ~n
auisUn t pr o fC$1'.0r in t he
~part n"'nt ofhi&hernl llcation
and ~~ ministrat ion 11 M khiJ.~n
rr":~~;{.~~ilcSS : /..~~~~o~A~ci
Co~n~l
c!::,';~,~~towY~it:l
broadly
affect
l'i ychotherapy. one llrhon for
the dimin~t ion o f t he IK&.Jtivr
e mo tions by realizin & the
behavior appropriate to your
present. As Dr. ~bult by pul$ it ,
··...your past Ia past; it's &One.
You" can o nly live in the present.
8 111. 'to.lay' is !omorrow's'paSI.'
If your p;.SI wn a 'bad J«n~,'
change it. By liYin& y0 11r life
today to !he hci&ht of yo ur
sa t isfaction. you eon rcwrile
your p:ul to your Jatil:f~ct ion.
Your life is n\051 n1caningfu11y
concdv~ u a bridsc brt,.·ren
~~
"Rentember. ·
,
1 I
were
nonVIO
ent, .
so be careful of your.
after shave:'_../\
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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 Karatee After
Shave and Cologne. But just in case your hand slipst 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.
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"I know the wav. home
with mveves closed:
Thln you1<nowtrwt wl y 1oo we11
Bccaustdrivinganold lamlliar route canmtkeyou
drowsy,..-.n .mtrryou'rf rest'?·
·
Whenthat happens. pull cwe•.laktl brnk
. .
ancl!lkt 1....:1 No0o~Acli0n Al<l1.• Tllty"h htlp you
d riwe hornlwithyour tyiSOI)tn.
NoOozAcllonAkls. Nour shouldbl wilhoullht m.
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Ma 8. 1969
Searles Appointed
Museum Curator
Robtrl K. Seailtl, auisttnt
pro ftssorofbioloJY anddlrrctor
of the MIISCIIm o f Nat11r.>l
llistory a t WSU, hu been named
CWIIO r
of the Villi Louil
lt~orlc Slteat Pr.oirie dcOtic l"l.
WikoMirt.
Vllla Lollis is a mansion
uhtebuilt o n t hcbank1of t he
Mi uiu lppi i n 11143 by
lro nt lcrsnllln llr rclllaDousrnan.
Tbt mansion, furnished In the
1plendor of the Victo rian Styk.
5tand• Just nitdld In tltclast
crnt11ry , and costumed &uldes
a reet visitors and n:call the
c k aance o f 1 bnonc crt.
Operated by tbeStlte lllstorkal
S!K'il:ty of WiscoMin, it iJ open
ann11ally from May I to Nov. I.
andlaJtyearwuvisited bymorc
than SO,OOO pcoplc.
Sca rln hoklsa B.S. dc~rt:cin
biokt&Y and eonJI'rvation from
WSU·Stevenl l'oint, t nd 1n M.S.
dc&rce in ed uca tion fro m !he
Univenity of Michi&an. After
t nchinJ hl&h school at Delavan,
f o rt Atkinson and Black River
Falls. hr joined t he faculty of
t hc l>cpart n-=ntof Biologyin
1962. 1\c lcft t heampuJdllfinl
t he !l(hooL yn r 196S-66 to
1hldy art , literatllrc,jollrnalism,
b rotdcanl n a , tnd museum
operation . lie rejoined til<' staff
in t he ran.o r 1966.
HUE IS A CIEATI\IE WAY in whi(h to let in some (001 olr on thote worm
dnys " hen one is in don. Two deda serve os window ttops for w in·
Haferbecker Recalls Nostalgic Thoughts
About WSU Through His Service Here
The m~n ..·ith a firm lliP o n pn:vlous summer K hoob at
till" rdns who •t<"<'rc.l Ctntr.ol Stevens Point. kttpin&e~p¢nll"l
St~tt· ("o ll.-,c "'ith 1100 students
at a minimum by camping in a
into WSU·Stuens Point. ..·irh tent nur tM National Guanl
·•bno~ 1 1.\ limn t hat enrollment. a rmory and cookin&in an out of
J s hn-i n & so tnf noUal!lic door hull h. Jle ~nd thR:~ Olhcr
"th uu~hts thnr days about
mrn from his homo.•to ..:n k rpl
WSU "s 1Sth • nniv e ru r y romntoditi<'l cool by burying
"'obs.:o·an~"'fl
thorn• ina ho kncar t he h'nl.
~ Dr. Gon.lon Jlaferbe(ker. ¥\{t • ,In th~t fOJmr p¢nod he hail
~tloidcrit "for aadcmk " aHairs. • married his ro·t ~uh~r at l'ubr.
$:c1~~ni~:s .~:ch~:~\~~~:,~; ~~r~ticd <;,~t~~ ~m;u':non ~
~~:t'itu~~:, :e~::~;~~ 1.by t hor {,~~~r'k~ !~~~; wu one or f,....
lie wn a 19·ynr old teache-r
in a urt~.-.room nn:al Khoul in
U nJL>dt Count y wht 11 he bcpn
Bod r. soul and ho me was
held IOK<"Ihcr by hiJ income as a
dish w~sh<:r and table waiter at
~~i~~..~~ ~":t!~rt~·,J;;,~~ ;,~s:!: ::~~~~~~~h~~ M~l: St~~moo:.
,,,.~~:~~~ntl):. Jlafrrb«ke r b k~;:n f~: ~~~~~·~~~~rh~1:hcu111c
~rvc
~~
ont o f t he fe ..· mtll in the entire
to
of a
t MmiMry and to M a winning
,Jebater and member of t he
theater aroup.
Amon& tllr daMmates in
those: days when students knew
eac h or th( ir oounterputs
pe r s on a ll y we re William
Clements, now diredot" of
instit11tiona\ reuarch, and Ethel
!till, t$SOCiate professor of home:
economics.
llafrrbecker admitss.rnilin&IY
the stlllient bod y of hiJ day
wun"l lackin& vitality. One:
you,_ manwt nt from clasuoorn
t o classroom o n a warm
spri!IJi in-= lftemoon I O invite
1111dent5 to a puty at 1 loa\
pJ.rk.
Beca~~~~t o f int tmrption, t he
t hen !'residen t F alk wu
presidcnt of l'hi
\~!~ Z~~:~. ~-~~~~.. t~SC:~";! ~;~~. ;:;"~·~ c~~~~ni!yB \~
tol'"knl adntinDtrativt
•po~t ion.
""Mr back&round pw ntc a
.breath o l u.~ricnre which hal
helped n-= undrrsund the tOial
SIN~t11re of r dllcation-kno..i n&
the kin,Js of small .comrnunitks
~tudenu conK' fro"rn hu been
ll<'lpflll, too," hrmll"'' ·
This nu n o f tttc people uys
Stevens Point StateislliUa
people's eolk&t primarily to
K~ chlkhen o r ..·orkinamtn .
" In fact . I OOpc toxeit a:row
wi th bro ailentd ed11cational
o fferinp. with &rnter cult 11r11l
impact on ~nlral Wisconsin. and
with SlrOn&cr &fldllatr pr01r.om
in a n~~mberofarns.'" And he
was q uick to einphu.i..tt that
quality Nucation ill a m11st to
and t hc: t wo ~··rrpt c•l new
(ORirlfll II lkluit lligb Sl"hool
1'142 ~n.J Lil~r I"'UIU( f~~"ll ll )'
rolkaJUU for ~ thir.t t ime a\
St•·•·ens r o rnt
I n 1\1 4 5 hr had the
or por t urntle ~ o f b,,,oming
111
prc>i•ltnt of tl~<· huffalu('ollnty
I"U dtt~$ ( "o\kJI<"
in Aim~.
ra~ull)'
lll<'lllb~r
at the uw
bnnch rn Kenosha or tnst ru<'IOr
atl..at'ro lfot.Stat•Colk'Jt •
"l hc fut11rt .Jidn't 1\lt>C"ar
bri~oht
at thor rount)· ~QUo):("
Inti.)() I~ sianf."\1 a •vntnct ~t
l..aOow: ano.l !>la)·od theA' until
tiiC' fullowlnJ )"U r when he
was named to t ht laC11IIy of th<"
Milwaukee Stat ~ Colk&e now
UWM.
It a f erbeckc • was at
Milwuhc lor a d~cade and
c ompkl<'d hiJ doctorate at
l>bdison durinJ iiummcrs and in
a lcne o f abKn«. A1professo1
ofecooomicl.chailm~nofJOcial
!l(itnr,:c ::and I$59Cdtc dean of
k Ur n and Kicn~. he hdpo:.J
auide t hat inMit11tion from a
co lle&c to 1 univer si t r.
u.prricncethatwu hdpfulaftcr
hetrt.u rnc.J toStcvens l'oint in
IIJS6.
John D. Shephard
Receives Promotion
To Army Major
John D. Sbtphud , memb(J
o f t he military sclencr
department , wu promoted tu
Army M~or d11rit~~ a brief
ccre.oonyfrlday mornit~~.
lie Inches d aues in United
StatcsddtnKullblishment for
men eruolkd in t he school"l
Aim)' Reserve O((iecr Tr•initlf
Cor ps.
Anativeof Auror.t , l ll., ~bjor
Sh~pard hu Men in t hl: SO.'" ""'"
for 10 yean. lie came to St n~ns
Point in A~~&uA afterlludyinJ!.~I
Michipn Stale UniHrSil)' w h~l•"
ht lcCC"ived amastcr'sd•'lln"c.
!l is wife and ROH
Command e r Lt. Col. N.-.1
o ·.-ecfe pinned hiJ &Old <»k k~t
cluster. symbol of his o ffio."f
Friends anli fellow do.·parlm~nl
coUcas utJ hono rfd him at a
receptionafter thcctrcmony.
llaf~rb~cke r was usodatN
wrlh thr« o f Stevens Point
Stale'• nine prnidents 11 a
Sludent and with thn:e as a
facultytn.: mbcr. llcisan\uSor<ito
rrc~U t hat his t~n11rc as ading
president fro m January to
Octobtrol 1961wasb~cr t han
thor six·month Krvicr &rvcn by
t'~lk .
Oo:Jpite a heavy incrcuc in
nspon;sibilitiu,
lbfnbcckcr co ntlnues to t:U;c
his .Jeep, deliberate voice into
the d nsroorn fo r lcct un:s on
labor problem~ in t hcccono mics
.Jrpart ment.
;~ dminiJtr.ot i¥e
~~~~~~~ ~ t all lutts o f ed11nt ion.
l"unscqll~nlly, WSU pro leuurs
frrtl~ntly ar~ c..llt d 11pon to
:..,::i~~~~~d~~~r:~;~:~~~:
l~t fact. his knowlcd&eof t hc:
Jubjl'ct has <tllilifltd him to bc
OIK" o f a doun fll"IIOns who
~rvc 11 arbitrators for
the
Wisconsin f.mp loymen t
ll.cbtions Co mmittee. lie hu
handlcdwact d ispiiiCS invo M n&
police. &alb.a1e. IOCWIJ:C, and
c m p loyu
of ed11c atlona l
accrrdit rd in tbt early 19SOs
~~··~!;~~ ''W:'':;1,:;:.:m~::
hut~$ AlbntM~n. Will th~ first
o ffki:rl o f the school to ~lYe as
a North Central oommissioner.
The o r &aniution's teams
ft(:(:ntlr &avr full rcco&nit ion to
three ntw pro&r.oms at St r vt nl
Point ; muter ofsdcnce dearec
in hontll eoonomlcl N11cation,
master o f science intcachin& in
biology and ma~dof JCicnecin
spccchpatholol)'andaudiolo.r.
~ystcms.
"'This arbitration work has
b« n helpful for me inbrin&irt&
new uar11plcs to my daucs," he:
muKd.
THIS PICTURE HAS A
••; ;;;;:."";;:--?':--·.;.,ofi
20thCentury.ro•PfHtnts
100 RIFLES
A MARVIN SCHWARTZ Productoon
COLOII tr,.Orb·~
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" Persuasive .•. Exciting . .. Excruciating beauty!"
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- Th1 Sl.4n(ord 0./fy (Sllfl{otd Uni•r1sityJ
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" Joyous use of imagery, color, and spontaneity . . .
Do go see these films!" - Til• thlly C~ifom~n {UC •t lhrU!ey)
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corrr:l:!~ct~r1.ha:,~~ ;;r;c:-:::; :::;~c: ib~d ~~; ~~~~d "':~
the d at$1oom and most o f t hat outthndin& leadership award
' time o n t he" college lcvtl. is a o ri&inally intendN for him.
strona spokuman for lludenls. Instead , Or. llalerbeckerwasthe
'"I hopc t hory wiUeontinucto recipient .
i\fler anrduatlon, he Rt11rnod
havt; more . involvement. in
Untver st t y
pOIIC)' t O Anl iJo IO luch socb l
, makin&-cspeclaUy in academic sdcnol'l in the hi&h school fot"
areas."
thrceynrsand romplctcdworlt;
lit pcnonaUy welcomes thD fo r 1 • mut er 's de&rce at
tn:nd In ltclllt)' naluation, Northwestern durin& the tltrce
establishina t he yearly campus summers.
~;t~=~~' · and c urri c u lum
lie met Arol
Hafubecker's personal
eJperifnees lO )'un 110 Ul
p.,.,,.,.
Genesis I
r-:::;;;o"'":;..:.:.:;;:.;:;..:::=-------,
st udent t1 Suw ns Point State !
&h"ts wpport fot" his propoAis.
In tho.: b)'lone days. little
emph.ui.s was placed onltudcnt
&OWfl'lmtnt : OO!Ufll;uentJ)'. t he
ump111 Involvement was mainly
in socialadiotitits.
A two-hour collection of the finest
. experimental and documentary
f1lms bemg produced by exciting
new student filmmakers. '
Ct~:~r;~,~';::~~ ''Co~: 1
~:~·!:;~;:;!~tZi~~! I
Their
BanIt
native Anti&o, ta~.~&hl in a nrral l
for fo ur yean and was
~ehool
~=j~ ~~~!wt:'o"::!:"""
liJF: yean of
experitnc:c, hcwasdra.win&S8S
per month lllary- 111me • when
With
tboac
he
s tart e,d · - •nd bi s
rupondbilitics were inc:R.uifll.
He decided to compkte wort on
a baehclor'sdt&rnlnd t.e.d for
hilhcr1'isiU.
He bid 11tcnded
acvcra.l
.APU/jl!(!! NATIONAL BANK
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STIVINS POINT · WIS CONSI N
OtooM A fun Gift
for Your Mom .
* A BRASS CRICKET BOX
* COASTER BANNERS
*
WE GIFT WRAP
* WE MAIL
llfAIN HALL AUDITORIUM
Monday, April 28 and Friday, llfay 2
7:30 P. Ill.
TEA HERS WANTED
SOUntWEST, !NTIIIE W!ST AND AlASKA
1303 Cefttrol Avt., N.E. ISouthwHI
TeochttiA~::;:rq_..,
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United Campus Ministry
Hew M.llico 17106
S1..5t stud...-t. -
a .• general
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19 toe~ I Science' Students
Toured ·Mississippi Coast
Tile
~rond
and Jut ntensi'te
~~o~~~ld Fte~t~~~rbe ::'e ~~
student• in the name of t he
''Gulf Cotsten", took plate
durizll Easter vacation, Apr.
4-12 .
The youna men we.n: plc:ked
from 1 list of volu nt een who
~::e~ ~~h~~r :C':l~ ~~ro':
to the parlltlpanu. wu
approximately S1S. Pro fe.ar
Fechtner, thelt spon10r, spmt
::~ ~':n!~t1 p~~.C:p~
and the education o f interested
s tudents th rouah affiliated
institution~~.
Ourin1 the 111y, the Gulf
Coasten took 1 boat trip in
Bilo~i Bay near Deer 11-land with
trawlfr omthe ~captalticd
by Joe Scholtes. Economic
history o f the ~a and ma ny
s~cimens were the fortunate
result .
They finl visi ted the Burier
llbnds by e~~r tnnlina more
than 60 miles by road and
CIUlleWIY tO O.uphiJI bland,
Abbama, 1nd kciure-toun of
READER REPLIES TO GREEK DEFENSE
(ronllnuedftomPGlt~J
1
Three ensembles from the
WSU mulic department ~iU
ptr1CnlaQOnce rttoniJht at8
p.m. in the. Wisconsin Room of
theUnivenityCcnter.
·
The M1drlaal Slnaen,
ditrded by Kenyml E. Smith
wiU feature 10np of the 16th
1nd 17th centuries. Makinl•
debut wiU be the newly-formed
Percur:sion Ensemble, directed
b"y Dennis Brown. The aroup Is
comprbed. of the percullion
majora of themulicdepartmcnt
1nd wiU• preien t a vuicty of
lnll ru menu perul n inl to
percualon .
The Bna Cholt. ditrttcd by
~~u':is~· ~~!:a~::~b~~o~ !:,~YwSu~ Bi~ O:;~"'::n~
~~:our'!eLab~~~!m~
Natlonll
While on the 1:1and, thlly
I warn in the wrf for 1 few howa.
In the twUJ.aht and d1tk neu,
they beachc:ombed, lrined In thll
breakeno n bothsldesofthe
}~~ and cooked o~r an open
They were treated to one
ne nlna ledure by 1. Y.
~::}::tm·:~ ~h~ld su:~!.hllr~r
~~p- ~t!~~j~~~~~~~-ur~k:. "Miuiulppi
Estu ari es."
andApril, l \169.
j
The hosu we~ Dodon
Gunter, Otchner and Abborio f
Gulf Cout Research Laboratory,
Ocun Sprinas, Mississippi. This
bboratory is concerned with
Three Ensembles
Will Prese~t !~~tua~~Vo/~~P~~e~a.fe f~~ ~~:~h~:~:e~ht;~l .!~~~:~!.',:
Concert· Tonight
~~-dlolll,
u
wu done Lui
Beton the 1111\11"11 trip home
t iM aroup t~n t time at the U.S.
Department of the lnte rior,
PU(:qoula O,mmer ~lal Fithery
SUtlon, Pa~M illiuippl.
;~:!':~!:e: t:~~~u:r! b~
departmtnt. A moY!o and llidel
were lbown later of 1tation
~n:. re-&r:x".!:~;e ~u~
:::h
fortUNte In beina able to boml
Chrbtmas showed many 1erial and tour the new ruearth ship, .
slldu with hill Informative Oreaon U, whldl wu chriltened
betwccri
The hllhlilht of the tripwu ubeduled adtr-itiu thll Gulf
the one-day cruile on the C:O.tlerl divided up into specific
oc:elnOJfllphic veael, ~ interest vo ups to observe,
captained by Fred Tb0mp10n. collect and wort in the
~~·!~.upo;c~ru~~tneo~~ -~~,t~:~l!~~~:~~:
came back with,plant and animal
remaincd on bomt and put out
the tnw l many times llld from
t hne drap c:amc up with 1 ~teat
variety of . specimens. Arro.:'n&
the~ spccuncns were squida,
vanous cnb.s. sea c:atfisbcs,
puffers , IPUIY puffcu. IICI
l nvertebnte Zoolo11st anJ
orpni.ur o f this 3 000 mile trip
to the Gulf Coni for lludcnt
benefit, wuaa:ompanicd by the
followift&Jtudents :
Drivers: lrv Johnson, Green
Bay; One Blakeslee, Middk to n;
and~rl.eu~:,d se':~~1 ~be~ co~~:(!,'~!':' ~~o;::~te"':-
~:fa~~~ u~~~·c!~ftiSJl:!: ~'ofc!:re~~~·~r~aupac.:
flounden,
brow n
US-latin American
Relations Discussed
•l&K
and
and
Chllrmu of Commiuccs:
Clin t HeUand, Llnd-G-Wcs,
food and cooklr1.1; Tom Vande
Zande, Waupun, tct-up and
take-dow n ; hck Turner,
Wauwatosa, dilbwuhen; AI
Pcnnebecker\abontory.
Committee Memben: Gtr&
By PauiJant y
Ku nkel, Mllw1ukee; leeMeyen,
Bnver: Ron Pin&el. Appleton;
~~~e. ~~~~cf~~u~ce~c~~
Milwallkcc ; Bruce TbompiOn,
llq Uandak.
The tto rin of d run ken
fntemity partiu are not untrue.
There bavc bun numerous n~de
mike the belt futemlty men?
AI I ICeit,ouroppositlonlies
the vt,or In whlch fraterni ty
men•tt•c:ktheirburdiJowlna
an d the erUoymenl of li•ln&
humullarilnpcopkouaht.
I rulln ( hat fratcrnltlcs
oc:c:uionllly do perform lOme
no teworthy function but their
Involvement in petty,
As 1 fellow I know stated
very limply when I uir.cd him
why he quit pled&in& Siam• l'i,
"Guilty Co nscience."
"To thine own tel! be true ."
f~~anorb~~feic "':t:d~":,~ t~~~ f~t::.!t~Y dr:!~~·ruchmth~as b:.
~0~, fo~. o~:;!':c~~)l f':t~~ !~~;;.~~c: c:~i~lil=ll~~~:
Jh'/:~ ~k= 11 ~!~r!~.~t~~~ ~::!:n~bl::~:~n. T hey arc
lt.al Placement Opportunities
~r~r~;hlchwubuedon 1ean lws~~!fceh!:'o.,n
coUccted in the 1urf, on shore.
of these peopk in front of the
entire student body. It appun
to be a blatant disrespect for
~:: r~:n a~!· b;w
J o h nson, 1 n oted jan.
trombonist. This wiU be the
Tuesday May 13 10 a.m. to l p.m., The Boy Sooull wiU 1pcak
premkr performance of this wi th aUmajonQOntcmin&c.arccrnec utivescoutinlpolitionl.
work in Stevens Point and will
~9a .m. t o 4p. m .• ~.Albert
ftaturetheChoirinajau.ldiom. Lea , Minnctott wiU interview all majon interested in chemical and
Earlierthillycartheldldripl fettiliur aak:s. BioloJY and natuoa l retources ttudents lteespediUy
SinFn and the Bnu Choir
touredtbeiOutheallernpanor u~edtointerview .
~I p.m. to l p.m., Ekeo HoDIC Prody£U;wiU
=~bcf!:!'~ lne!?m~ s~ak with aU students conccrninafuU and pan posit..,nllnyour
home town this summer. Ekco markc(l • complete line of home
1ud"nceof S,OOOstuden ts.
Tbc concert will be free to producll.
t hepubUc.
Wrdpf<ti'Y Mey 14 IOa.m, to 3 p.m., fkrn Hgey PmdurhwiU
speak with aU1tudents(Freshman -Scnior)QOncernina;fuUan4part
time positions in your home town th is summer. Ekto m1rteu 1
completcllneofhorncproductl.
Thundly May I S, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., 1 uth eren Bro th!;rhood I !fe
and Health lnruran oe wiU interview aU rna]OII for flc:ld
reprrsenta tiYcspolitions.
Stop in atthePllc:ementCenter,OS6 Mal n, todlylndlip up for
ufetyinstrl.lCtionwiUbeoffered
'
in mid May by the utension 1nintervicw.
divil:ion of WSU-Stcnnl Point.
SCHOOLS-5CHEOULED INTERVIEWS
About lO permns wi ll be
aec:eptedfotpartitlpa tloni nt hc
6: 30 to 9 :30 p.m. clauet on
a.m. to 4 p.m., f'roviso· MIYwood Pub Uc
May 13, 14 ,20,2 1 and 271nt he
matlts.
,
phys ic:al educltlon bulldinJ
p.m., JolietTdwnshlp lliahSchoo!s
poo~Cpt~tlon, 11 1 cost of SIO,
phy. cd .; German; Frencb; Enaiish;
willbchandlc:dbytheutenslon
uW~ell educ. tion; urth s.:k nee; 111; remedia l rudina ; l(:hool
ucrrtary lnMainBuildina, room psyeholoslst; driven cduca tion .
240.ndphoncu t .2 19.
0
Techniques ofteachina both
swimmina and lifcavina will be
demonstrated. Co ntenu In the ande 6\anauiJearls/rudinl;ande 7/8 bnauale llll/aocial studies;
1968 revisio n of water slfcty ande 7/8 mathematics/science; pade 8; junior hlah home
instructional li st will be eco oomlcl; juniorhl&h scicnce.
dbcussed.
NOTICE - School of Edu ca tio n Ju nionand January Scnlo11
Safety Course
THIElE DIIIECTOIS of the- ensembles to pe-rform ThutSdoy night
or WSU -Stevens Po int ore, from left, Dennis Brown, Robert Von
Nuys, ond Kenyo rd E. Smith. ,
Bjork Will Speak
on State's Geology
Dr. l'hilitrM. . BJ Oik ,a!iSiltant
professo r o f g.:o&r:~phy, will
pruc ntthefinalprogr:rrnin 1the
Mu seum lecture Se ri es,
l96lS-69. Dr. Bjork will show
1 1id cs and talk o n the
" Ple istocene V~rt ebrat u o f
WistQ nlin." The fliOif:IIIIWillbc
pr uc nt cd Mond ay, May 12, u
1:JO p.m. in M.o onr 11· 12 1,
Sdcncc Building Auditoriurn.
The wooly mammoth and tht
1iant beaver aoc arno rljl the
ocmarkablc c rea t ur cs that
r~»mcd th is state in th~ nQt so
dishnt pasl. This proa.inn " "ill
take theaud il: nccbackintot hc
pa$t to n:li1·c th e timesofthcac:
animals.
Dr . Bjo rk b~can"' in t er~stcd
in l'lcislattnc vcncbr.ll u while
on a summ er field trip to
so uthwu tern K ~m;;n about ten
ycauqo. o\ftc rtak.i r16advanccd
dcare cs at lho: So uth O:tk ota
Sl: hool of Mines ~nd Tc chn oloiD'
and the Uni~rnit y o f Michigan,
he c.arnc to Stevens Point to
initiate a gcolol)' poograrn. The
first ltOioi)'COUr5C'sat WSUwill
bt offered durinc the sc hool
year 1969-70 with l'hylical
Gcoloay tint 5\:PICstc• and
IH1l or lca l Geo losy setond
semnter.
Bjork I-IYI his bdd studyof
th e 1 11 to few k nown
occurrences of Pleistocc:ne
venebra tes in Wiscons.in hu
rekindled his interest in these
rcmu kablc animals. lie would
like to sh:lrethisintcrrstwi t h
Olhen.
Th e IUCCUI o f this )'tar'S
Mu se um Le cture Series has
prompted the Museum staff to
sc hedule another xric:s for the
nut s.: hoolynr.
Th ese proJlllnlSate prucnted
(rc:e o f ch.l rae. Everyone is
wc](:ome.
~~.~L~~!t~!. .
m~':~1rMie~:~c~~ :,.~;;- i t~!~';h· ~J;J~6b~,~~!h:!:
An impor tant rncctinl of all School of Educltion junior~ and
th~ seniors scheduled t o1ndu~t cin bnuary, 1970,willbe held in
the Frank l loyd Wr itht Jounac o n Tun da y, May 6, at 6 :30p.m.
Thls meetin&wiUprovidedc tailedexplanationconcerninaplac:ement
policies and pooccduresofvitallntcrest to t ho~~t plannlna to utilize
the various pbc:emen t Krvic:es. All arc Ufllod to attend.
The
BRAT BARN
" Wh••• Someth ing'• Alway s Cooking "
Thursday, !\fay 8
"People's Choice"
At leeula r '"" hery Coy of the Yurt
'rofe..lonally Cluned and 'relied
Admission SOc
157 Dlvltlon Str.-t
Auou from Nor1h 'olnl Sho pping C.nltf
Why is Camaro
the pace car again?
MAUlTBY Will TALK ...
(<On tin'"dfrompapJJ .
is l he:pointoftryinl tomlkcit
adc.adcnd7"
Dr. Maultby wiU alto be
Jivirl.l a one-half hour 11mple
psycholherap)l scuio n durin&
the coune o f the cvenin&. The
session wiUinvolve an individual
who statu 1 psycholo&lc.l
problem and dlscussa it with
Dr. Maultby,nltonaUy. He Will
also 1cc:ept quea.., ns from 111<:
ludicnc:e. Dr. Maultby will be
nal\able in certain tlasses 1t
9:4S and 10:45 in Room 03S of
t he Lib rary b•~~:mcnt, and at
• :00 in room 103 o f the
ClamoomCcn tcr.
T he public il invited to
attend.
AMEUA
EARHART
Luggage
10%to20%
Because its the Hugger.
C.muo SS h.u ~ c:boeen to be tbe Indy 500
pace car for the aecond time in three YeaJ'I. Tb&t'•
becau..e it h.u what It take~~.
EnJine choiOM 1tart with a 1tandard 300-hp
85<ku.-l.n. Turbo-Fire VB and run up to a 326-bp
SM-cu.·l.n. Turbo-Jet job. , _., even a new
Bupei Sooop hood you pan order. It opena on
~~.pouri.nJoooltitalrlntotMeuriftefor
--
BRHLS
ON THI
mon,opow.-.
Tbe 8S venion of the Huner pi~ the road with
tirel on 14 z 7-irlcb-wic:le wheela. beefed-
~Ill
u p a~apeneion and power diac:: brakee.
The tranam.iaion .:omaa linked to a 3-•.,_t tloor
.rutt. If you want •till more, then'a a 4 ...,_t Hunt
.rutteravallable.
Jndy'e tou1h. So'1 Ca.nll.tO SS.
Whm it oom• to pa~ttinr, it'• p~tty dfiU"
that Camuo bowt it. way U"OWld.
Start .ettinr a pace of ' YOW" own. At youz
Cbevtolet d-.ler'a now.
P'llttbtc" , .. first, k..,. .. flni.
I
.....
Ml 8.1969
THE POINTER
RHC Week. Ends
'··
....
Saturday was tlw day thlt members of the various r•lde-oce halls
g.athered to celebnue the eoncluAon of the ennu.l Resldtnce Hell
Council Week , Egg to•lng was one of the big events for the ,dly M
me~~ of the v•lous he lls competed to IHwho could to• 1 ,..,.,~
bad!; .00 fonh the '!""Sl tlmn wi thout breaking it.
Another, IYtnl that kept the dey roll!ngelongwuthe IIDII~ peper
roiL GrouP' t.l to unroll as II'IIK:h toilet pap« as possible withcll,ll
Is It A Bird, A Plane, Or Super Egg
Scrambled Students ·
Photos By
To.;, Kujawski
Things Kept Rolling .
Just Like Mom's
Stuck Up
Ptge7
I
Nol With A Bang, But A Splash
Saturday wu ~n.~d day lor o thers as thly ro lled in the ~n.~d hole alter de termi nifliJ who
was the best jouster lor thti.day . Wi th pi llows swiflljing, opponenn disappea red into the
jjri:~~ day was done, the ~II$' 5howers were kept busy Mlludenu!made 1 clean
,....eip !or theday.
Mor.e Concern
HALL-A-DAYS
~ By
J udy Brocklna
Co mpiltdbySand y !Ierro
DELTA SIGMA PHI
The bro thers o f Dtlla Si&ma
Award.
The Alpha S ias a h o
partitipattd in thl- Sit Ep canoe
Ablu , Te"y &un. AI Bro non ,
Mik e Cuey, Dave Den, Gary
Dinun, D~n Edlebuk, Paul
Eh lke, Mik e Fillnow, Stu
G r imstad, J.Jf ll llllto n, John
th yna. Waynt Lanon, Rod
womtn'l troplly lllld flnt plate.
Ca n oe ist s in, l uded Va l
lllntamlllln and Betty Mo " Uon,
Jou ne Dobr o n and Karol
Sobublti, Kasty Clu islianso n
1nd Sue Jordan.
SCHMEECKLE HALL
Sc h rne eckle !!all he ld
preliminary tuf11e noes bst
Thunday. 4th South fill thlwinncr and wiU be tbc one to
:•~ af~~:'!!i~ ~~ i:~~io;o~! I :~':y 0 ~~~~~!~· ~rc· ~~t:.~
~~~tic:r~arn~k L~~~~~~i", 1~~:
Pup?ls , D a~ Sc hawd. Don
Stc~r:~ ~~~tM~ev~::;:;n;i
n«in theb[J~ent .
Schmeccklc's entry fo r tile
Apr. 4t h Talent Sbow is OoWe
How lc lt . She will play 1
stlection o n t hepiano.
Elect io n time has arrived at
the! dorm . AU the pffieca arc
DELTA ZETA
~!~ eS~~
securo: their ~ t itions from the
Wl na Reps . A madhoux
oon\'i!ntlo n will be held o n
~~~';,. ~: f!e; w:~t!,':a~~u~~ :~J;i:::~~ wto~~ R~P~:
Di ane Ninnem a n wu the
MistreJS of Ccrcmonla. Co llqc
ALPHA PHI
Chapter Director D'anna Lew is
was
the JIICSI spea ker . D'ann.a
Thcdistridaonrnor... rs. l .
Buchanun visi ted the O>a ptc r spokeaboutthepk: dccfd uat lon
intuv~wina and advisina the and thc pkd&inaproaram.
De ll a Zeta arinoun cn the
offl«rs.
The Parents Club wu init ia tion o f the followina aiJ'b:
initiated at the pucntltcaand Judy Awe, West Allis : Kathy
mothers dub mtetlna re«n tly Denoyer, Minocq ua: Pam E.,ri,
hdd , The new d ub is dcsiancd Fonddu La c; lobrknc Foreman,
to aid the chapte r in various Bnnch; Nail(:)' Guct~oehow and
!UthyKcdrowski,StevcnsPoint .
Al$0 Kare n tbnson, Me rr ill;
Tw yll Krak ow, Dixon, IU.;
lnJ'~~en~~~~at1e0 h::O"nne:,
Po)lndtc who will be s«re tar)'
and Bcv Gft)I'JIC or Birch wood,
aoP homore tcr:n:tlry . Aud re y
~erYcd • a rc prncn tati¥c from
}¥,;;:~:~:~~ftE~u:~
lcavin& Ro1c h's staff to
Wm
be
bec:omc the RA at DcltcU ll aU
~~ ':l:!d~:ew::.V~~ ;~ nc~~~ar~~ (~ the '69·70 Stiff
Sunday, May 4, the Della
the ! ~~·m b\~":~ i ~e~
o f Mllwau~ec and ShlronPitzke
o fStclaon¥illc .
.
Tuelday f~thec:andidates.
Kei~~n:;cl~l~n, ~ia Pf-~ro~
o f o ...,.C.rnauonlbll.
Elmhur•Colkae.
·
ROACH HALL
n- ,... ,.,.,
THE
HOUSE, otron from the unive,.ity librory, rece•vea a
of pa int over the weekend. He re i tudenll ore reli,llbiihing the areoi oround
the window s. (Photo by Tom Kujows kil
Many Roach residents have
beenro:ocntlyreOOII\iudfort hcir
out•andlna achinemtnts. Two
junio r womtn were llpped to
become mtmbe11 o f the AWS
llonor Sodcty,_ Joannc Oobron
wil l Inc lude Do n na Ski~.
Neenah : Ca ndy Meed , New
Berlin; Jane· Allen, West Bend ;
Ba rb C.tlin, Milwaukee: Kar la
Pfeiffer, Crandon a nd Pat
Kocpke,Gnfton.
The &iris of Ro"h llaU al$o
won the ovenU trophy for RIIC
Week .
Wit h ll aU Co uncil elections
over,thea;irlsareanticipatilll
Pare n ts' Day, Ma y 18. The
Roath Ha U rcoo&nition banquet
Ia amo n a t h e " planned
lctivitlu" for tiK-,Uis'aiiCsU.
Dr. Wievel
Takes Students
On Campout ·
Dr Bernard Wievclwant cdt o
Jrnc r ~t c sornc spiri t and tntcrrst
J bout the o utd oou, 50 he
Uccidfd to " ke 18 of his
stude nts at WSU·Stcvcns Point
andHboys lndsi rlsfro rn .thc
c:ampus ~oelloo l on a n o vernratu
.c•rw.rh•,':~·mywcathcrrcport
forthcirout ina, thearoup· lcft
bst Thunday by but f~ t he
Marshfield Sc hoolForeSI . .
Dr . Wicv e l , l0n111 mc
pr ofe uo r in th e natunl
resources departmcn!, dccid~
to rnivc amplna tri P' for hiS
st udcnl t50 1llcf COU~ p: t JOrne
practk.a l upencn« m outdoor
ed~~!ionitudcnu helped the
yo urcer children-ate~ 11-in
instru cllo n on nJ ture ~rc.
tr ack in a. ou 1~ oo r eoo~na.
a ltro n omy , bud watch':" l·
~ nen. l fust aid,ccnual survr val
pnctlcet ~nd oompass and map
read ina .
The Jroup spen t the n i;aht in
a hutcdd ormitory ,but were at
authenticupossiblc In all o ther
pursuitJ. TkcyuiiCdslcepinJbap
forbcddinaand preparfdand
t te tllcir mea b;out side.
follows: Fin:l In Mud Joust .
Penny F ind. Scrond in t he
Tu a ·o f·War and Toilet Pa pe r
Rue. They placed third in thf
~~~O:tiJ~PCo~e~~~
Drop a nd
THE ECHO
6 % MltoaN.W. ofS tovon1 'oint
Loft oH Hlghwoy 10
I
I
l?'a?.E<~'s:1~:s.~~~
I;
Secretarial Help Wanted:
for large Ca..Jival touring Co. Applicant must
type, t&ke stedo, and be familiar with account·
ing procedurel The applicant must also have a
yen for excitelnent and glamor, and be capable
of handling ~esponsibility. Either males or
females may apply. You stari work immediately after your ~~-st.linal and work until school
starts in the F,n.
Call 71$.6SUUO t. w.Nw. Doft't c:oll un&.a. )'" W ,_ -
! "'"'"""_ ....
.._.. • ·
THE BANK
WITH A
STUDENT
CHECKING
ACCOUNT
FOR YOU
EMPLOYMENT OPENINGSH
American Home Products Co.
Needs i\Ien. for Exciting Summer Products
Guaranteed High Income,
Car Nece88ary
For Information, Sign Up at
Student Placement Office
Interviews on lltay 13 and 14, 1 ~
I
,,
Pointers Lose
Two Veterans
WSU.StuensPoint's baKball
tum 111Uc~d another lo• bSI
w«k wllen reauW catcher M~
Andcr10n 11\iurrd his foot in an
accident and recei¥cd \<4
stitcllet. It is unlikely that
Andcr10n will be able t O play
any morr this year. To rrplac:e
Andcraon, eo.ch Jim Clark will
probablyuiecitherS..mlknllcy
or Tom
pLa te.
Walknc r behind the
Veteran pitcher Ron
Grund«n IJ&I1¥alcd an old
slr.ouklu injury apinst Oshkcnh
and may abo be kiSI for the
yur. ·
9
Golfers
Sweep Three Games~
,
Run Season Record To 9-1
ByDo nWunn
WS .U ·S t ncnt . Point' s Rive r Falls, J9J-l9S407. at tile
IUtprilinJIQlfCBWUCY~OrioUS
in tllnc matches Jan week, tWo
non~nrcrence trianplian an,d
River FaJit Coun t ry Club ,
Stcvc:1U Point now hu ci&ht
poinu in ln&uc play out of
~r:~c~c:~~: o!~:~~~~~~rd~~ !l~~~~rf~~c(i~:. crosse lnds
9-I,S·IllltheWSUC.
.
They dcfntcd UWM ind
UW - Waunu u tension In I
h ome milch 1111 'Tuc:so:lly,
whipped Ripon and Bdoil II
Ripon on Thunda y llld ~bpoted
of River Fills and Platteville at
River Falll on Friday.
In T~ay't match 11 the
Coac h l im C l uk ' s
WSU-Stenns Poin t bucball
team wiU C:I\IC:rtain wsu-e..u
Claire In Ita home finale this
SatunlayatBukoltPark,slartin&
at! p.m.
The: Pointers, who are 6·3 11
home thlllfll,wiUprobab lyUJc
n!~nns Um Sc:tur and Tom
Ritzenthaler aaainal the
Blu1olds, who are 2~ in the
WSUC and 5·9 ovmU. The: two
tc;a nu split a non-conference:
twin bill at BukollinApril.
Warren
111i n npturcd
medalist honon for tile Pointers
42-41--83 ; Mike
42-42-84.
Pc tenon.
UWM (528) • Rich Thomp.on.
40 -3?--79; Bob Smith,
40-44--84; Ri c h Nan cl,
39·45--84; Tom Ba um an,
41.-13-84;Ron 81rry,42-4S-87 ;
JohnMatthc:ws,B-57-110.
by firlna 1 onc-ovn-~r 73 on
roundsof36and J7. 11c:binlied UW-WAUSAU (4 SJJ • Sob .
the: l.ln two holes dtu bc:ina Schauer, 42·4S .. 87; Bill
!lucc: OYer on the 16th llole. Onhc:ibc r,4S-42-87 ; Mikc:Epn,
Jerry DcNuaio finished with a 47-4 2--89; Tom Schr~dcr,
78 dnpitc boceys on the Lut 45-49 .. 94; Bill Guzhk,
four holes. lie was one under 46-50-96. (UKd only fiwemcn.)
after 14 ho\c:s. Other Pointer
Thunday,May I
soorc:s were: Clare Wcichowlkl,
80, Tom Tncy, "81, and Milce STEVENS POINT (4lS) ·Don
Petenon, 81. Diclc Prudlo shot Warre n 40-JS-75; Tom TrKY.
u89whlchdidnotcount in the 4 2·4] .. 85; Jerr y OeNua:io,
team total.
43-40--83; Clue Weichowski,
Steve Babbill of the host 43-40--83 : Mike Pc:ttllon ,
Falcon• had the second best 48-41-89.
round, 1 7S, and Pbttnille
Friday,l>hy2
football sta r Bob Faherty posted
thcbcnroundofthcday,a3S STEVENS POINT (393) • Don
Wurcn , 36·37 ..73 ; J erry
onthcfrontninc.
OeNucdo, 39·39--78; Cllre
Coach BiUBurns'athleteswill Weichows kl .. 40-40-80; Tom
38.-!3-8J;Mikc:l'ctenon,
~!ve~~: to1 ~~~thl~:d c:,~:::; Tncy,
40-41-81.
Alhland on Friday and on to
Supc:rlor on Saturday for a PLATIEVI LLE (3\15 ) . Stuc
trlanaular with f.au Claire and Kluss 38 38-76, Bob Faherty
thch 0$1Ycllowjackcts.
35 44 79 Ted llcuer ,
Complete scores of last 36-42--78; Dau Kcou a h ,
!~.4~~ijJ.9 ; Tom C ushm an,
wcek'aaetlon follows :
Tuuday.April 29
STEVENS POINT (483) · Dick RIVER FALLS (407) • Stc~c
Prudlo, 37-37-74; Tom Tracy , Babbitt. 36·39-75; DaveCronk,
4 2-37··79; Don Warren , 311-41 .. 80 ; Dc nni1 Con ly ,
42-38--80; Jerr y DeNu oxio. 43 -4 1--84 ; Ri ck Cuhrnan,
39·44--83; Clare Wckhow.tci. 44-40-84 : G~t 1 Soli. 44-40-84.
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Pointers Split Two
With Oshkosh Titans
Piering Breaks Two Records
In Meet Against Marquette
BrTlm Ludl
ByCralaJoh ..e:tm
WSU·Stnerit Po int 1nd
WSU·O .J hk ot h d hlded I
oon fmmce doubJ.eM1der Jut
i:k~·r~ A
.fft.•n!9:..i~;!uk,:
opene r, ' 12·2, and the Polnten·
tlkinJiheKCondpme,J·l.
Je rr y l' ieri n1 broke rwo
Jchool u·conls in \udtna the
Pointers. lie ran the 120-yard
hi(h h11rdles In : 14.810 bruk
llis O'!'n ~cord of : 15 .3 which
he~ ~ b _
st yn r andcquakd last
kr~~~;c~~·~, ~~J!:~
week. lhs o ther Rami e~me in
the 220-yanl duh with a l ime of
:H .H. edipsin& his former ma rk
of : H .Owhkhhehad~etnrlier
lhii)I<'J-1 .
thrut i~ thctc.-enth. After two
out Richie Schroeder ,.,atked
and 1tok second, but Alberti
&rounded ou t to end t ~e pmc,
The Pointers , wiU host
WS U·Eau Claire in anot her
confercnoe doubleheader t his
Sa turdarat Bulr.olt Park ,starlin&
at J p.rn.UwillbethcWthomc
;~:e':'C:nd' !I'll t:'t~~~ ~~~
and 1().5 ov-enU. Coach )im
Clark'• Pointen dipped to 1 l·S
con fe rence mark and 7-13
oven D.
Both of the pmu were
buelypllyedoon tau,wltht he
Pointen aullty o f 1b: etTon in
t he opener 1nd 011\lr:os.h
oommlttin& ax in the niJbtcap,
four by thl.td bateman Rlr:k
Birlthob:.
Le rt· ha ndcr Jim Set!er
lllartedo n thcrnoundfOTthe
Pointcn intheopcnerandfailod
to lase the nnt innifl&. lie pvc
up tlvee walkl , a hit b111man,
a nd 1 1inaJ.e befort Ron
Frlea,d
ChNtm&n, p
tojullllwoNIII.
hek Christman, tM Tit•n
pitcher, was i n comple te
command thro111hout, bein&
tltk:dbythn:edoublep laytand
tevefllot hcr fincfiddlnaplaya,
He held St~eruPoin tt olliJrhits
while: walkin& j uu one and
strikifl&outfour.
Potnl•rs
Harrla, M
Bentky, 2b
Wllkner,rf
Pete ...on,
Jack.
Mand, 3b
Anderton , e
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Anot her hit blllman 1nd 1
two.b11C ctTor on Pointer riJbt
OrOHChet,ph
M•ttlaon, p
Bohm, ph
))()~ 11~ of their canen for
union J o hn HarTis , Tom
Walkncr, Dav-e Petcnon, and
RonGrundeen.
PmST tl A!tff:
Titan•
Blrkho~&, . 3 b
Held N
J,htu'm, 1b
with o doubleheader ogoinlf Eou Claire at Bukolt Pork.
Come time is I p.m. and WSUS·FM will begin coverage
or 2,JO. [Mike Dominowski Photo)
leodong Osh~osh . The Pointeu: who split o double he-oder
wirh the Ti!ons, will dose our rheir home u •oson Soturdoy
Cindermen Take Fourth In WSU Relqys
As 14 New Records Are Established
ByC raiaJohanuen
Til e l' oin l er I I:tel:. tc~m Tom McKay, Ron Whit\, Tom
rla<;rd founh in th~ si~th ~nnu~l· lu bncr ~ml Jury Pierini brokt
tiJ<, oiJconfcl\"ncerc~ymarkof
confrr~nN r~lays hdd ~~ River
J'alls. Winnin~; the nK"~t ••;as :43,3 io.' t by Whitewa ter ~st
l aCroS&C , edging l'laLtcvillc by year . l'h ei r tin.., alsobettcf\'d
the schoo l rcconl of :42.9 set
I ~ points and Whitcwatn by 2.
l'o in t KOT\'d 42 t•oints ~nd ~·~~~I S this yea r by the f;lnle
with II!OIIpk of bruks. in this
Runn ing on RiYl: r Falls new
case ~ inch in two•·•·cnts,coukl
ha•·e ch~n&cd th~ outcome o f ~ LI ·wn thcr t rack and with ideal
wuther , foun<"en reco rds we re
the
meet.
S.)' TIM 1ASC8
L.aCro!$: took ~coml in t~J<, broken. LaCroAe K t six and
shot put.beatinsl'ointby l'> l'~ttnillcaddedfour .
I n the mi le relay K ven
Thi s is the Lnt weekend that any o ftht Poinlerlportsteams w,ill inch and took third in tiM: Ioili\
be at home thb ynr , and aU but t he &Olf t um will be in ho~ jump ov-e r Point by y, inch. 11:111.1 ~hoolsbctttl\'d the old record,
Point and Plattnoilk,finbhin&
six th and seven th rcspectivdy ,
Pointer lnvilltional Tnck. Meet should be very weD worth
mana1ed to 10 uflllcr the old
your time . Thue an 10 In'!" entered and the action li tan s on hav~:op~inten took two rda y mark of J :2S .S with limn o f
Saturday at I p.m. at C«rke Frdd.
titk s. Kllilll a record In t he ) ;24.2 and J :lS, but we~ $!ill
Friday, ~ \ unlay l ml Monday t he ttnnis tum ..,ill be 11 home 44Q.yonl relay with a time of unable to place . LaCr o~ won
wit
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andSatun.layaflemoontMbascballtcampllylatwinbillat Bukoll . :42 ."1 and winni111 the triplr:
Po in t improved ill
jump. The 440 relay team o f
act~~
f:i~t e':e~:s~ ~~~~:illcin ~~~~
The way major lnBue
ba~ball
is stanins out , it look1 Like
~~:~~~:c~nl&h~=~ '~:t'!:"~h~~ten. There wm two no·hitters and two
Good luck to tM 1011 team lhi:l wuk.tnd - they arc in •
t hn:e·WI)' tie for rust place in conference play ano.l 9· 1 ortra\1, \t
toots hlr.t the conference meet, which will be at t.ladi1011 nut
weekend and determina. half tM conference championship, will
decidethisynr'schampion. Oshlr.oshdcfutedpreviouslyllllbeatrn
laCro,.;tby o ncst rokcJanwcc:k .
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I can't "Y 1 think much of pr0 football's plan to rcali&n the
whole lilJUt. 111i1i111 AFL and NF L tcanu.
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BAS F.BA LL~tunlly, Eau Claire, HERE , (2), I p.m. (Oukolt Park); r elpec l ive l y . Coac h Hoff
Tutalay, University of Wisconsin.(2), AT Madison.
upreued his u tisfaction with
the outM indln& job the 440
COLF·Fri<hy, Nor thl:rnd ColleJC AT Ashbnd ; Saturd.oy AT relay team did and has been
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The Pointen manased to ruin
Christman'• shutout bid in he
.cventh, thanlr.J to a pair o f
enon by- Birkhob: , Christm.an'1
only Wllk of tiM. pmc, and
sinslr::l by Gene Mand and
DrnniiBohm.
I n th r nl&btcap, Tom
Riuenthaler protected 1 three
run lc~d handed him In the
~econd innlnJio poa hbtc:oo nd
winapinstthrcelo•u.
Af ter tw o ou t , three
oonle('Utiv-eerronby8bthob:,a
walk to Dave Pc tcno n, and
Denny Bo hm'lslfll.lc pve t he
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lnviUtionll Tourl\lmcnt heltlaf
Elkhlrtl.akclastSaturday.
With. a tea m total of485, the
P oiriten fini1hcd behind
champion Oshkolh, (469), MIT ,
(47\), and UW.Parksidc, whleh
took480ttroku.
Top Hnilhcr for the Polnten
wu fres.hman Tom Truy. who
thot tn ~en par 72 to fvush tied
for third bestarno~~&aD aolfcrs.
llt \ostlpl.ayo ffwithStev-e
honon.
Other Poin ter sooru were:
Don Warn:n . .0-4 1-8 1: Je!T)'
OeNuccio, 41 -42·-83: Cbre
Wt\(howski, 44-43-87: M~c
Pelcl$0n, 40-42-82: and Drdc
Prudlo,40-40-80.
Other turns who finilbcd
below t he Pointen included;
Marquette and UWM , 488 etch :
Llllteland, S07 ; Northwutcm of
Wl l e r town, S 47 :
Plrll.li~eo!ParbideandfltlisMd UW·Sheboyaa n , 576:
follflh . AI Je llison of Oshkosh UW-Muilowo c, S71: 1 nd
1nd Mart Bcrno..,'Skl of MIT Slj ncc:rian of Milwtulr.tc, 684.
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>IERE >0 • m "'"'"
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records T"A <UII erl n~ar well
Michil! n Tech
AT Jlouahton. Mich .,
d.crnach, t ~nd~r to hoteb
WSU·Steve ns Point ao tfc11
R~1.k
th n:alfMdintheKYcn thbefon:
IM Pointer 10phornore bore
down and pri~erved the victory.
Cui Alberti led o fftheliJr lh
wlthaperfectbuntandracedall
th e WIY to th i r d when
Ritunthakr's low lhr ow 101
away at frnt. LitTy Hdd ud
Dawc Mclun then rapped
back.(cH!atk doubkiiO ICOrc a
pair o f runs before Rittcnthakr
rctiredtMsidc ,
Riuenthller put downaflflal
discul.
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third iMiniJ,Ind three Pointer
erron and two hill in t he fourth
puU!edacrossanot herpal r of
l\lnsto&i¥ethev1Jitorla54J
cdiJC.
Oshkosh ~en t 12 mrn to the
pbte in the fl{th and 1oon:d
~even more n1ns o n o nly four
hit s. Tilt Pointen wue &uilty of
two thtowin& crron ' IJ Ove o f
the ~even run1 wen: unearned.
f'n~n:::!n 1 ~1t~~~t~:r. ~~~
t1llicd twi ce in tile Wt h and
p0 •I n t e.rs In A ct •I 0 n ~~~r::~A~~f~r£r~f::~iew:~j
~~~~e~.I NV!T~~:A!~I I~i~~~~i:~ion
. F0 u r th In ·eln~~';"~~~~~~:::
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':'.;~r~ri~ece'~!d
~~n't:i~:t~tn~d~~~:n,:,a;n![nj
Lakeland IMeet ~~·:··::·'~::,~:::·':'~; Po".;,•::.··,~·;~... "'"· 1~· t
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per formances in II events ove r
last yc.ar . ln addition, Mike
Recker, Ron Whitt, Tom Lubner
and Pierini 5Ct a new $C hOO I
record in t iK 880·yanl relay
wilha timcof 1:29.6 .
Alon&with the t wofints,thc
Pointen added fow scoonds,
tw o third s.fo urfourthundtwo
fift hs.
Coac h Don 1\ off wu
especially p leucd with the
team's per formance and tltat o f
ievcralindividuals. J erry Pierifl&
didanout.Candir!Jjoblnthe
hi&h and low hurUlc re lay• and
t he440and880 rcl ays. " lit
puUed ou t the win in the 440
relay and kept usin t hco!IK11."
lloffsaid .
C1pll in Geor1e C heck,
dcspiteabadankk,kdthctnm
In the jun~pinJ cven\5. Kurt
Urban and Steve Boerner did a
vcryf!nejobln theshotand
g:::& J:~hir:·~~erln ':~,!
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