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SERIES VIII , VOL. X

Speaker Defines ADA As Liberar, Anti-Communist

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B PAGES - NO. 24

New DeBot Center Dedic;ated, Is Now "Alive With Spirit"

Page 2 THE HEW POINTER

" The morft. ing glows with new promise, new hope. Bu.t how many of us can really feel intensely the vibr~tion of the beauty arour>d us?" - Rolando A. Carbone/I

THE PODIUM

':Jlie n ew Pointe,·

Wisconsin State

Aprll 27, 1967

"more insfilulional and less personal" Kn1hy Skal&I..I. 19, sophomore, ~>272 Srnnh.•y St., from :;1,,,. 11 °

Point. nm jo1ing in medical technoloi;>·· With 1he enro llment con.~llmlly incrc;1sing C\·er~· y,•.1r. 1 ·

cttmpus ,, !II lend townrd becoming more ln,;tituiiom, l ;md 1 " personal. The slze of oor cam1)us At present. 1 feel. II I.he factor thlll mids lhe most to Its drsu-nbilily as a pl ,1..:e 1<1 ,.;• to coll<'i;:e.

Rl i;h l now. this collc-gC' Is sufficlC'nlly ilizelible to Pnabl,• ,\ 10 IX'cum(' a really :ic th·e colleghu,, il1stitu1lon, in', o ln ni.: ;L· self in all 11tH1scs of collCS"<' life w11h uth,•r ,vii<'.:('>.· In \\ 1-­con~in ,and ,;unouncling stt1tes. On thC' o ther h11n1t, it t• >Ill! s mall e1ioui;h so that the s tudents if llll'y M> desi re cun Ol',vm,• aware nrld 11cqualn1,•d with each 01ht>r l'S IW!dally th rough 11 •r· tici1};J tion in \'arioos campus organizations. Also. alth1lu1:h u is fading fast. Ult're i1 yet opportunit)' fo r dirt>ct co11lllct h,'-1\1 t'l'n s tuden1s and teachcn;,

rr thr Pn!'Sent slic of our campus can be muin1u1nl'U, J Ihm~ t his will remain lhc bl)Cgest a,m.•110 1his oollt•a;e.

April 27, 1967

C.0.-The Question Of The Quiet Protester

By BILL ;'lk)II LLE!\' 11 any of you ha\'C been following Gerald Kloss' "Slightly

Kloss-cy~" l.'Olumn )n the l\lilwaukeo Journal you would have noticed his l'l.'<."<!n l ankles on double dac1yls. Doublr da~tyls arl' ,poems whkh sl rcss words or threo syllables 1hat ha\'C)l<'ccn1s on !he fi rs t syllable. Below are a few o r mv humble aucmpls a! · lhls magnlfkent , ·crso form. •

First this one on a current campus topic or convcrsai ion: Wlbblely-Wobblcly The Sooa ,c Elections Are set for this Wednesday The !hird of next May

The candidates have followed the Const it utionality Bui we doubt that 1hcir Image will ca rry the day.

Structurally that is just about J)t."rfect, unfortuna1ety lhc ono below ls !n err.

Didd[e ly-B!ddlcly DcSot Center Com11lcx Has all tha1 a s tudl'nt Cou ld possible need .

Thr c111cstion was askt-d Quill' im!xpc,,nsl\'e ly How we o·cr a, Allen Could get some of 1he greed.

You sec. a tn.ie doub1l- dactyl should ha\'e one- line in the liel.'Ond s tan1.a whkh has only onl' word yet contains a double dactyl Jllt. "Quite lnl'XJ>ensh·cly" doesn' t quallfy like "con­stitu tionality" d~ Let me try again:

S trummlngly-Hummlngly The UCB members Are plann ing more concerts For us td enjoy.

Novl'rthcless It is my Nonguilarmuslcally Wish they some othl.'r great Talent employ.

Please don't a rgue about the properness of the word guirnrmusically." after all it lits. I-low about:

::'11bblely-Nobblely Go\'ernor \ V , P. Knowles wants to make the beer drinkers l\\'Cnly-onc not cii;htcen.

But s ince I am t"enty Not noncommitt.edly Think that the Go,·emor

Who sayslsy~ln:a:~lt~m~:n~ble negatives! Now tor all A Journey you pacUislS O::!:b11::1'.t Bomblngly Like th~h!:'~:rs are not part of the night,

General Westmoreland but a rc apart from U, Has M.'turned lo the .s1ntcs watchers From the Vietnam s hore J°udges.

Asser ting that peace r am pal~r ~f c::n:iig~ t seen, WIii be longer In coming the shadows of life

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Because escalating hide my s hapeleiss mind, f honli! prOleslS of war. and I wait , . .

w~~/ p glnthl~~e l~~tt ·~~~dis t;:~~;::~ ~ t:~l s:fia~~c~ f:~'!~~~is ::~e::"iash by. Y NickNy-Nackety • I can only briefly examine

Mrs. Pa trick J . Nu£'.ellt · the events which alter the l s somewhere In Texas course of my salllnc mind, eeeettlng a babe. for they are quick and quiet.

I allow life 10 fill my sails. and I have long ago The p res, and lhe Mrs. a~

Quite uncont rollably Hop1ng It comes out To rune months and a day.

So· now .i::ib~ h:.~t r!fe;tc:1n;':? ;:· .~;~n~ ~~n:; ducllon t~ns plred. please feel rree to submit your own double there ~ o the' p0lnt«, We will t ry to work a few of your :~~ptS in the Jut two Wuea. But remember to follow

the ,ulnl

cast away the anchor. No man shall command the

dlrtttlon of my voyage; the sea has my course

e1ched In the wave$, a nd the high Winds

muf.fle 1he hesl1an1 ' voices oI mankind.

MJCIIAEL IIAB.l'EB

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UNAt'FEGJ'ED ll\' THE '"TII E BE D" (lop). a stu­dent catches up on studies while Chris Hopka (right) and Dave Cahoy gaze curiously at "Spring Growth" (bottom). These and manv other works can be seen in the LnFollctte Lounge· of the Univers ity Center as part of the FaculLy Art Exh ibit.

) THE NEW POINTER

Voting Regulations And Date Announced ELECTIONS

\\'l'dnritdrw, Mn)' :J. I, th(' Huy body, nnd two itrnoton will 1W' !11'1 for s ,u;k'nl Senntc \'Oling. chosl' II ll)' l'llth of thl'ir r cs11('cl·

,\lpt111 Phi Omci:n. mttiomil .SC'I'- l~vri~:f!1· condidatc1 m u I I

\•kt fra ternity. will be conduct- lell\'l' their name, In the Sen· Ing thr b;1lloling and countina ,tc m1tllbox of Jim ~·en bc'-1114' \'Ole, Ion' It II . Ill . , Wednl't!dH) .. M:1y

Sh11l1•nt~ Uri' to •'Otf' In lhl'lr l 11 i,; locn tcd In Ow outer o l­rl'"l"'cUq• r.,tini. ctntt•r,;; , rl'J:· Ii"' ul lh<' S<-m,1l', !'CCOnd floor. ll>f~·rmi:: w11h their 111,:, 11] tkkl'll . Unh·cn.lly Ct'nter Otf~ampu.s ,tud('nlS. without TI1t nanlt'1> of 1hr studl'nls <'l­mr,11 lkkt'ls 111"1' ll5ked lo \'Oil' N:led lo Ill<" 5(-nutl' w ill II(' post· m thr mrmr l nrxl to !hi" Book· ' NI on M1w ~. In thr St>nHll' ,1,,rr. "Ith thr1r ytllow ID of licl'. nw' ~lud,'nb wlll lakl' ,·11nt~ thd1· 1,lm:<'~ m 111,, S!'nntc lll('('t­• Fuu1 S1•1m1,, nffkrr~ will tw In~ lhl' ('\'r 111ni; n(!l'r lhc l'll>c·

rl,·,·H'fl h)' thr l'ntlrl' s!Uilcnt I lions.

Secretary !~u\~~:..:::~1~1::ns~::11 or!~t!o:. ~ ity m r,'i;:ulu 1tni:: Studrnr Afl:.ln, ~

President

lnnd ,\d iv11h,-,, 1 .. ,,.11d"urk fur l ·- . "hr,..omknini: of Scnall' IXl\\'l'rs , nnd hmclions: · LEONARD MARC ISZ

Vice-President

April 27, 1967

Candidates To Speak To,·, Student Body, May 1

April 27, 1967 ) THE NEW . POI NTiR

Senior ON . MAY 3RD Sophmore C la~s Senator

~ · RANGEliENTS for the Wl&COriain Home F..conomics ABsociation'!I 1 ""!AL AR rence on A r . 28-29 ln Steve1111 Point are discussed by conference :~t:::~e Miss Bonni~ l,(c[)onald (left) and Dr. Fem Hom (~~ter) with Dr. Agnes Jones. wHEA president-elect. All are faculty !l1embers m .home eco-

nomica at WSU.St.evena Po~t. /'"'-\./ l

Page 5

Junior to end thl1 problem, uid for· more ltberal women'• hourt, Im· proved food arid medical tt r· vicetl, and to e1tabl11h elfec1lve llnn of communieatkm between the 1tudenll and the Sen11te. If el~ted. I propose to Improve the 10C!al life, ·Jivin& conditlona, and academic atmosphere on this campus."

TIIESE STEINER MEN made a bet that they could "live like grubs !or one full week." According to their SA, Dave Olson (background) and Jim Lesniak were glad when the week wu over.

DIANE ORLANDO

Sig Eps Crown Their Sweetheart

Placement Opportunities Th<' lollowini: t'Urlll'•mlcs nn!I st'110uls wll! lntl'l'I kw in1crl'" IC( I

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Muy I - Tl•kuml111. Mlchli;nn h v111 9 :00 lo 1:! :00: GI'. :!, u111ic r

(' llt•mcntnry, mnthc1m1th:s. n rl- 13 1111,l•. vucHnck•s Ornro,;c Wood Pr('srn·ioi,: Cum 11,1111y of Am,,dcu , l rw. fll•nl II :00 to 5:00: fon:nrnn 1iosh1u111 : mu_iurs pn•f1•1T, •t t m cons1•n·Hllnn l ,ut

uht,•rs wlll ill' ncc<'plcrl . Mur :! Mllwnukt•c, Wis . Imm IU :OJ tu 4 :00 : 1..: . Gr. \-6, 111u th-

C'nrnt1u. Eni:Jish. sclcnc<', huslm.'s" NI.. t"1nw ccooornlcs. Eni:!l~h mu\ soclnl s lultil's, mut Slk',·iul ,'tlucn llnn \ ':wmwi,•s . (:a i: ,·~ l .nk,·, Ill i1101s from I0 :00 to l:UO; 1\-Cr. 6 \•ac1mt'i<'ll, 1''1,ll Ca·ttk. WI ~. fnJni 1:30 lo 4:00: Eni:lish un<t llbrnry. Eni,:lbh 11nd t·1..,11d1. or l''n•nc h und li1Jrn1y. o r litJrn ry tmd

socml sd1•ncc. music. i\lcCoy Joh Corps Ccn1t'1', Spit rtn, Wis. from 9:00 to 4 :00; ,•1 lucnlitm tall nr,•11,, ). n.•creutlo11 s1)(·clalis1s, 11S)'l'hol~·- !IOCi-11\<1i;}'. mut , ·ucntiomil ,·ncu ndes.

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10:00 In ·1.00: su k s 1111<1 sail's munagenll'nt 1minel' \" ltl'lm cirs.

NATIONAL n :,,cm;n CORPS

,\11plit·n11o n.~ 1111ft lnfonuntion 11 hou1 the Nulivn,tl TNtchrr

~u~~ i,1,111,, Orland(, rr b::ncd Cuq,~ .,r,• arn1IHhlr 111 thr Placement Officf' . The Teacher

a,- ,.11,.,, 111,•.,it of 1h(' S1i; n111 Phi CorJJs is •• cradua1c work-study Jlt"O(:ram tha1 trains college ~;p.,iluu :mnu,11 fornu.1 111 !hi:' grmi u11l<."s i m!t'l"II~ 1 m lhe spedHI methods ne.:de(I 10 tN1ch dis­L,kl''"'o1l, lk~urt in C11 hl l' . a,t\"11 nmgrd youngsters . It i s an1idp1,1ed thlll 11·.unini.: srs,-lon~ \\"i,, "ill l>l·~in be1,1et•n July amt S<."ptembcr uf th !.~ Y<'III'.

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re~N\,•d 111(' uulour pool w,,s tlw " '"' ,1! ,1 D1:-.w H.,~h "1111 Ttw 01'-<Hl )l;, nngl'mn11 ls luok1111,: for ;, mun wllh " B. S . d r-111u,1c h) "' th,• Nl1111.1 ·• ,\ 11.,n- i; re,· lu SUJK·1·1 is,• a Soi l Tl'sting L.11l:,on,1ui,· 111 Plninlield. \\'1s­•1 11•·t Ml<I f,,, ·111.,l ,t.,n,·e. tu lh,• u 111sm. The~·. 1m•lt•r sonwrn1e . wh11 hns em11husi1.t'l t \\I.Irk 111

THl HEW POIHTll

"ONE Pl.US ONE," a one-act piny given by the Alpha Ph i pledges was pre8cnted twice on Thursday, Apr. 27 in the Frank Lloyd Wright Room . The piny s t arC'd: (left to rightl Kathy All en, Pau l Bentzen, Alice Kuyoth, Linda Hill. J ohn Primm, tl•m cy O'Neil, and Don Vocrmans.

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11w n,~:-.1 .t 11 a ~moa,.:"hunl ,.r 1uu r 1vu1,,s a 111\ J)('r,.01111l ts11('ril'nc('s 111 :\11 Cul It Olson D M K' I I N1ncy T1}lo, tuumh \\ ,~ ,, 1,, ,t h,fui, lhl 0 1,,on ;\l11n ,j.!t tlltlll S,1,1l', Uos 5~ Fl ('<JIOII llllnuis r. C tnney H [[ C [[ 111c ll~h\llk·~ \\llh !he \\0-

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p~~~~i',ico~if ~~:s~r;~~:.t n~,~~ '~,1~" ~~;ut~;~rn~~=~::~~; COFFEE HOUR l\ll',tl Queen. · Wc.i,tinghousc El~tric O:Jrpora tion ;u-e e.~p11ndmg 1.hr1r re• behm,' lhc ;mnu.i l m;·ctlng of l pro,•1de the e_nl('l"lammcn"t nnd

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1!hn]~11 11;;\n~~lt1;:e~stu~~11s~~;rs!ll~tc~~mi~:~;; !he Associa1ion of Am~rican tr~;0::i\':t ! 11

1~ 1~··:~:;c:e:~: 2:30 - 3:30 p.m •

Sc Per Cup · '.\l1h O!'!u nclo hopcs 10 teach in orientM s tudent" lhey do not mea n one · who has 11 1cehnical Gcogrn[lliers on Apr. 13 m St. the following committees : rc­lh(' Mi!~,·aukce area after her dr1,'"':e· (mt rnlher a c11pable young J)('rson that woulrl enjoy Uluis, i\lo, freshment5- Keno Huwker. pJJIJ· grarlua twn next Junuary. In her work mg m an analytkal atmosphere. Any experience oi· CU111~e Dr. t\kKinner lrnced the 'his- liei ty - i\llke Zuege, enterinin­frcc lime, 11h1th shc d('scribcs \\urk In field s such as m111hcmatlcs, ph)'sks. o r d1e mb try IOl'y of lhe prin('IJJ!e from its ment - Dick i\lul1er, Russ Wee-·.',; IMlHh'd. Miss Orlando en• i~ 11lw11ys he lpful hut is not nect•sstll")' . TIie u111)0rtunities fOI' orit;ms In Oiihc.il 1,hyslc.s. de11. Aj.ix Buchnmm. G II r y " Whe re Frie nds Meet' ' I ?Y~ rl1mcmi;:-. sewint:, and m ('(" \· th,' S<" lli.'Oplr /H't' in l'Omputer progrumming. production. vrnnu- lhrnugh bi11ll)!'.:lcu l 11p11!icallons Mu(' J]er, St'11ll) :md clc'anu11 -1 CAMP' us CAFE mg new JK'Oplt. l< h tul'ing. finand;•I m,mni;cml'nt, technical m111·kr1ini;. purchas- um! into 11s US(' in th(' social I>,m Dunsl. Bill Br11um, Ron

11,c drc~s ~he <"ho~(' lor the mi:. and accounllni;:. scl<"nc(',i demons trating th 11 t lhe Johus, Smith Ch;1irman - 51('\'C oct ;.,~ion was a floor-l r ngth A· \\'c~tmi;: house guurantees un inlel"\•iew hy II Wcstini::housc pr~iplh,....s .ifJplicd to l!i:Onom- l "';;;''·;'·';,'·aa::"';;:";;;''~a,:;;"~fr~a;;:"aaa:;-;;a::::aa;;aa;;===aa;;aa;;aa;;~ Im(' in hrii;ht yl'l]ow org.,nu, rr1u-esentnt1\'(" nea r lh<" campu~ tr, any J1tudent who chinks /J(' le I l human g('O!.!r;,1M1y, husi ;.---- - ---J 1, 1111 ii cm, I rwcklln~ of a st;md· \\'IIUhl q1mlify ; 111<1 who has 1m in1c1·es1 In one of the:-!' m"t'11s. ~.:'.~ known for Ol'(•r n century.

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;c1:r~:tt~al~~ THE COURTESY MAILING SERVICE hmr \1•;,s 1n :ir, upswc11t s1y]c. ager, Gradualc Student Employment , \Yestinghouse E ll.'<! tr!e McKinne~· in a !llllll."I' "The

Corporation, Ardmore Bll'd. & 81 inion Ro;•d, Pittsl>\lrgh, Pa. Gco1:: raphic l1)()u:::_h1 or llenl')" 15t21. C:,ref."' Jll'l'St>nlffi I<) the AAG BEGAN AT THE

m<.'<' tin i:: in Syr11cusc in 1964. Please Return U.NIVERSITY STORE 1 Vt.."Tl:.:RANS' A0:\111'-ISTRATION OPPORTUNITIJ:.:S

:-.umciuus p11mphkl$ drseriblng , ·uriOlL~ .iob opportunitirs with Students ' l-lcndquar1ers

Summer Session Bulletins

~I ic~.et~~:"~;1~~~:~1;~1:n n:::ll::11~1::1~,~~s!\:inr·~:~~~'. J Beren' r Barber Shop

hospillll cnyin .. cr oUicer. phycho!oi;ist, 11hysital lh('rapisl, soc• You may he nrxl l.11 \1·orlicr . · cotTCcth•e theru pist. occu1111tiom1! thera11ist. p]uu·· • Pho1w: 3·1<1-19:!6

MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1967.

PAC KAG ES & LETTERS MAY

BE MAILED.

diCtitii,n, hos pital housekeeping officer, 1na111111I .ic1s 1ht•T('aJ1is t, I Three B;1rt>crs

rn11ci~t a nd hospital li1Jrari11n. Ncxl to Sport Shop

J)c,an P11> 1l'<"nn r«{u('sts th a I ~-~:.,:,.:::=~. ::0:,::_u~·g=h=II~:,=:,.-. ,;:========:::=:=:=:=:=:=:=~:=:=:=::-;:--;:--;:--=--=--=--==:;=:'.:-::::-=-:=-:=-:=-:=-:;-;"-= nny slU1h.•n1 who mny h.1v6 a at Alex11ndriu - one of the copy of the 1967 wmmer s,•s- se\'en ancient wonders of the sions bulletin 1, hich he no world - could be sce-n from

lon~er lll'c<I~ to pleuse tum ~ts d::~: ~~e:2 ";:~cs bu~:~~;

these in lo hnll directors of to on the top. Dean P irrsou·.~ nlficc, :!~O )lain. J,=;:=======;J. The supply of summer bulletins isn!nlO!' lexbaustcd,andthesc are still being requrst«t. Bul­

. le tirt.~ can stl]l he used e \' c n thoUJ:h the final "rcgistratlon page" had hcen rcmo\·ed.

STUDENTS! ! Herc's on

opportunity to

make EXTRA

MONEY during'

·sc.hool and vacation.

Do it in your

spare t ime.

. I like SWIPE

is the sure

method. For

details call:

344-9S26

ofter 6 p.m.

DOUBLE CHECKED

Used Cars '66 CHEVROLET $2795 Caprice 2 door hardtop. vlnvl top, power stCC!rlng and brakes, 13,000 mllcs.

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'65 FORD $1995 Galaxie "500 XL", 2 door hardlop, bucket seats. au 10. ma!le transm ission, power s teering and · brakes, very clean. one owne r .

'63 PONTIAC $1 195 LeMans 2 door. bucke1 seats, 326 V8. automatic ll'llnsmiss!on, Red w ith Black Interior, one owner.

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with the new sun clothes . .• dark leathers add drama to

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.Show n1 W11 l<'rl'10, Iowa . Mr. K,•at~ r('('<'h'l'rl lhC 11w11l'd

IOI" a w('I dt'd s1e<.> I ~cul11turc ''lnt;,n •al."

J lcrbcrt H. Snnt!nmnn. WSU 11ssi11tnntf)rofl'ssor of11rt , 11lstJ Md n work i;c]('c ll'(I for the ex­hibit. it rclle f llt!l'd ··Archt'• type.··

Tiieexhihltjnclufll'dl3.1 works

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April 27, '1967

BRAT BARN SUPPER HOUR - - 4-7-

"BRAT PLUS TAP BEER" .•. SOc "2 STEAKS PLUS TAP BEER" $1.00

OPEN: 4 P.M. MONDAY THRU THURSDAY 2 P:M. FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY

FRIDAY &SATURDAY

8:30 - 12:30

"THE CHOSEN FEW"

• SPRING •

CLEAN-UP SALE w.s.u.

SWEAT SHIRTS $1.88

LONG & SHORT SLEEVE - $3.00 VALUE

I GROUP · Pl. AID RAIN & SHINE

COATS $ 10.00 Value

$6.00 :,;nUo nllJ Hrantl Perma·l'ni;i;

BLOUSES Valu es to $8.00

$5.00 LA.RGI-: ASSOnnn:!'iT

KNITS SHIRTS • .Shor t & l ,ong .Slee \·e e S lf'e\'eJf:fjji

Values to $5.00

$2 .. 66

I Group N11Uo 11_a.J Bran.d

SPRING . SUITS . REDUCED!

For Quick C lea rance

PRINT JEANS e 110 11 $a.ck

• Jack W hite r Jr.

$8.00 Vol ut?s

$6.00 Al.I, !'ot;\\'

S l'IU XG .t. :<:U ;\Dltm

HEAD TRIANGLES All Re g . $1.00 Values

77c SHOP OUR CLEAN-UP SALE! Other Items MARKED DOWN

OPEN TUESDAY NITE 9 P.M.

Go With .the ACTION Candidates ~ V. T p

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/¥-Y • . • s ,.,"'i . i d -~ n \rti"' t

JOHN IREHEM.4H

,.t..pril 27, 1967

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~/, g (}reekvine !

THI NEW POINTER

Awarded A Fellowship At Wyoming

D.tvld Engel, 11 IM!nlor at IVSU•Sle\l•n~ Poinl , who is ma,

joring lo AlllerlcanOvillzation, ha1 been a11 anted one ol eight \\'111111111 ltobt!rtsun Coe t·euow, shl11.!1 111 the Unl\·eO.lty or . Wyoming. Larnmle. Wro.

111('$2,000 f<'l~·shlpli,Offl'l'C<I to llrs1-y1mr grudua1c studenta, ali!U ln1oh-e a part reml1sion of fceM , Mr. Engel wlll begin

1 h is 8tU!lll'N ln Sl>1,1crubt'r to t:om11lcte 11 um~lcr's (kl:l't.'C In Ameri,•1111 Cil•i11.tn1iou u1 lhc Univ('t·~hy of \\'yomlr1,1;'~ School ol Arnericun Stuclle~ In 11r~11;1111-UOf\ for a career in collcae te11. chlni.

·---~ ..... ,C-......... h8~0~~J~e fls::':1\1::t0 Dye:;;,t!:

F INA L PLA NS for the Wisconsin Asso ciation for Health , Physical Education 11

,s1i,i11.n1.shlii In American avlJ. uud Rct:realion spring conference l o b e h eld F'riday and Saturday, Apr. 28-29, 1w.1lon 81 wsu.stevt',u; Poi11t. a t W SU-SteYens Point are discussed b y members of the arraugemenlJ:l com- I-le hu aJIO completed II ma­mittce (from left) Robert Bowen, Claire Cleary, Alice Clawson. Marjorie Spring t:'r 1~ Es~:~: ~ 1~!,te.:: sud Eugciie Brodhagcn, all members of the uniYersity physica l education de- 1.lorm l profeuional English fr11-

1~~~~-~~~~~~ ~:~~~~<';\ .~::u~n~~dc~ ~~!~;:t::k:i~eo;x:~le:ij~rc a~:;!~:ea:t::~~~ te~ ~l.y. Engel, lhe son ol Mr.

Della Zeta ko,;h; und Alotn Omkrm, 01;o1~ dress by Dr. Cordon A. Mark, director of student teaching. University of Min- ~o ~~~~ ~ .~1~\'15~=:~ ~!~ lt'r ut Whitewm,•r ncsota. WAH PER membership includes physical educat ion t eachers and coach- 11;rui was grodualed from Un-

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1.1;,~;:; ht>;~ ;~1~;;·~11 ,hi /hi 1,,,r1y "·'~ cs. p rofcHSion11ls in recreat~on ond }Jca ll h educa tion , and undergraduate s ludenlJ:l col~· lllgh &hoot . in 1963.

}: : .. i:'.;';,~:;:; .. 1 /i',~~h;cii~·~: 11 ,,~ "llot~1·_.i:t:1s.:'..,,!h··,~~~~·.~~: in hea lth , physical education and recrea tion . cd\\ !U·!,t~T::r P;t : 1~ffe;~

,1 ··u1•1'<'1 hi'ld 1;!.1~ort'l'n Sli'· ~~;: i;.!\lt',i::;t~a:;~'.isri~~: ;~~::t 11!-)chftklh:. 1-"rldu)', Apr. 21, 111,.. Ahllm Pl:ms wc;c dl1eusscd on next ~"t:,~.:r~;111:r::;a~1:: 19:'~

:::I\ ,'.'.,: :··,11,:::·K:,1.:::~.~F:·,{:~~~f~ ~:::. ~'.:~1~1k 7::"'~1.~S1,.::::~. "St'll· ,,.,°'\h;~~'.r ' ~~I ti::; I~~~~~~.:;\~ .~i·~r.~ '~?~ ;,°':i~~·a~·~i~i?:·t~l~ !'.:'.:.::\~::, 11;::\(':~ ffd~~:~ ~~~('~~~p~lra.~ri1cr~~::~~u~~ , • 1 ti , 1 C 1 1 u ·k, smut:oy. ,\1•1 ii lti. "l'\ ' t•rt n11·1t1· rh.,p1,·r~ 111 l llmvi~ M1chl1::m " 11•1r1) 1111 1 ,1 K' • •J; ,,us ll'r 'i, ru~ht'nl and lnte1: ratt'~ 111111,•r iH ts drawn

'"[. • i'.~:· ~'.11,;~:::.,.,1:::~,,~·, ·:,~~:~ :~·~~t,.:.:~~e:;'.11~·~1~~:~1;1:i:::~._ ;,ml lm,H ' ::;~/;'. St. NoriJ<'r~s 1ll ln th,: JJh111- T\1 0 .memi>ers l"l' l)re11enllng ~l~; ~1:.~1.hf1Jsft~;i~ 1i~r~\:~ri~~~

t:D Tt:UZl 'NSKI returns the ball with a back hand against Winona in the te nnis meet held on Tuea.,

:::·J!·o::rsth!0n11e~_furts north of, Llf.e Fieldhouse.

Come on! Interest yourself Today In Zee Elegant Necessary Savings account at

~/./'Jf_hfNATIONAL BANK ~ a TEV&NI flOINT, WISCONSIN

~1,',1,: 1;'.:,.,~ .~,:·' ,1,(' ·,.,,~: ~:-~"~:.i!d !~;,;;<'~lr~i:;::~~~~n~ot'!,!( ~;:; Alpha Phi th~

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;'.;_11~~·, z},'.',11 i...l't1 !.,.,;,"~~~~·,:~ J otmson 1planu :,,:c,111111.,11is11 1 f?''lta Sii.:mu 0 ,,,111<'1. or Aliitm ~:i.:~~,i.':i:y:r ld;,y nmt lni1ia1ion ,

111~; ·' ~~· ;~~~=t~~e•:~ .. s 1rn:~1; "Hoist the Citizens um-brella af savings

.mi•,,! .111 111,• oih,•r Dt•! Tn t•IH , • 1.'111 \\M l'.l'lll'Cl'i(' nl l'fl :.I th~ Sigma Tau Gamma most )0 )Olar sc1:!.1 for bo 'S fo r Q ra'iny day!" c •,p! .. r~ to S1t•\'(' I\, P .>!111 lor Delta Sigma Phi Slalt·~ Day m O<hkn11h by ,\mh . ad Bl B collegd \,pJll' IS from 1sJi I~===========,..,,,==== JU n~m,tl St:,t;.• O.t)' . . On AJ)f. 19 :1 pll'fti.:1' l'Schrngl' ~~:~· ~~~

11~,l~~Ulr!~;11/i i.~ lnterfralernity .} i'..'1~~leTI~:11.:! ~rly lfvu ~!It~ 196.1 Und S :~~~~d Universli; T·f °' 11

·' Z,•l;h .ure ~~1/~: \\'II-" h,•1,1 .. 1,11 Ilk' ,\l pim ~i··~. illkl i,\·~n i.;,Bn.ll .. ,,11' ch,111ter Council :,t lhKty·s. 01'er lhc wttkcnd the most popular an1u,1g girls

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1 111\i;' ,1,,, ~~H ~;Kl~·~·;-i:,~',~~·;;,,~~J~ hd,t '"at ;;,:;,~i::~k•:!11~·;11~:;:• l;,!'.\~~~~;:~;;1 TIK' ln1,•rfr:11,•1nny Council ~:~ 1~::~~c:h::•;,::-s ~ G;!!:1'!:1!l"Pl'lku11t.s.

~.~- •llll a_r" pl .~ n;nn.i:: 10 h,l\'t' On A11r . :!I a llHrh· 11as lwld in(" IUdt"tl 1, tour· or lhc Alpha mf'I on Momlay. A11r. 11. In rnnia. MinneMJIH . lnrtrana . Mis- -~ d,,. ,~ut~ )I,,~ :.'O.. :II Club 66 11ith th£' ;\\pha Phis. Phi hou~e. skil.s. 5'.}ni;s. and a the Universil)' Ct'nt,•r. lsoun1. e lc. lbey rNurncd with

\ ! lh<- Ar,r I~ mf't'tini; four The tht'mc of the pal'')' 1,as banque1. I The I.F.C. and the Pan Hel- lhl" usm,1 laln. ~ [l,,!1., Z,•ta i::1rl~ \1.-,e nomlm1· -------- Jenic Council has decided 10 n,e plt'dge bottle hunt wlll 1-<t t., lht'II' ~,,t~D f~ two na. 1 contribute jointly to the.> J amC'I be hr ld this Friday. On Satur• t t

~ ~ '~i:~:·~~~;, ;~~; ~-~~ .. <! r,;~~r. 1 t::L:-1-:T_T:-L_E:;-:-~M~A::;;N~ O~N;ticlA~M~P;;U~S::;:i H. Albertson M,•morial Fund. da)'. lht're will l>t' a car wash. ~ 11,t1'tl foi· lhl' Cruce '.\111:oon Lun- •

,, ·' "·'"' '""' >H« M.,,.,. '"' fl'f J'/ ,, a:·a . Now thru Sat . • "•l•I ,md '.\11~~ HilH &hmu1.t,r 'I jl/ r,~ I - ...-• ~~1.~ 1~~

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1"a"F~I;; / lpeb~ ~~t~:ttin:e ~t ~ :~~ ~~

, .,,r,Hnhon. . Which general murdered the girls of 1he s1reet? ·

"ill t~· 1,r,' ~t:'ntt'd a t t!lt' n110011· 1

Sigma Phi Epsilon Peter O'Toole, Omar Sha,;f, Tam Courtenay ~ .. 1un!,1r. Apr. 72. WII.S thl' I

d,111' of !h•• 11nnu11l SwecV,eart t,.,u.11 Tin, ~'l':tr lhe 1'1"en1 WDS

h, !,! .11 tlll' L.1ke,1oods Re~rt ~: C.,bll' , Wis. 1be cnll1'1! resort ,1, , rt•l' r-e<l lor the 1111 d11y d­'J" \\ hkh I~ A hlghllght of thl'

-~,;~.~ ~~)~'.~~l'r Orlando. Sweet, I ,,,rl for 196;, 1111s officia lly /

c:·~•n•'CI at the dlnl\t! r dance. .\l,-0 In the- ne"s !he pledges

rn"!" th<'!r traditkmal rl'vcr:ml ~,, ~J rurdio)', Al)('. 15. Se\·cral aC111,·~ " l'l'l' c :1p1ur('(( 11nd car­tl<!'II olf S..,,::,u"" of thl'ir forll• t:,1r. •iind numl>t'nl most of ih~ ac1 .. -u were able 10 sur­'1\11 t~ lun and i.:aml's held for ,. 1r.r ,nio}t11l'nl . As. for the , t~,.~ John Gtl\'ln, J im Florl­~nn,,. anil Rob Ra110S II could !:,.,. dn•11cr th«t queslion.

Thi' pledges are plannini:: a i

SUH. • MOH. • TUES.

Academy Aw~rd Show ·

WAI.Tt;K MAT.THAU. Be,i:t Supportln _­At'lor ''Tift: · ·oKTUNt; ( 'OOKIE"

JA( ' ti u ; )UION l'hl PAUi. st·110..-1t-:1.u Best Ac.tor. In "Til t: THAIS " BUHT

. LA!li'CASTEK.

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Oo11-r u .. k~ mclu,lc hcgi11nlng THE DEADLINE FOR

I rl,,. .-~·truc lion or 1hcir 11lcdge J,.<\,11(', and s tody[ni: for •heir '.lmonaJ Pll'd~e Exurninutiun to tlo." ;11en '.\l ,,y. 3.

!au Ka ppa Epsilon On April 7. lhl' Teke plcdgl'S

1>1,1 th<'ir 11nnm,J wHlkout to 1h,, ileth·c Tekc Ch11.p1ers in 11·, ,ron~fn. Thi~ )'ear they W('!l\ !•, 1~,mh(fa 0111ptcr ot M11.di· -,n h::11,1~• Phi Oiaptcr. Osh-

~eoce Vigil

Do you fe!'I thai' the Viet· nun M'ar l!I wron,r! \\'ould you like to say Ml'!' Then Nin the \'lgll tor peace.

\ 'h:: 11 ror Pf'&t..., ill held "l l"r)' Sll. tunhw rura11 hour. It 1 ... a ,1u lrt tli•nioni; tratlon uf dl...appro\•a l or lhe U.S. i:u1·er11111ent·s ln,·oh·erhenl

· 111 \ 'letna.m. The demon· .~tralorsarenol n~rtly fl,wlf1Jit8 but they do ahare • , .. 1mn10n belief that the \ 'lc1na111 War 18 wrong",

Anolhcr ,·l~ll wlll be held ln rnmt or U1e swwens l'olnt POiit urnce trom 1\:50 I.I, 1::::so.

MAIN STREET CAFE

Whilespping Stop to Snack!

Homem de Pies, Cookies

. Open Dai ly 5·30 A.M . • 2:00 AM Closed Mondoy N ighrs

Ar 6 :00 P.M. Alld AU Day~

TEXT BOOK. S*LES IS MAY 19TH

TEXT BOOK DISCOUNTS WILL BE IN EFFECT

MAY 19th.

UNIVERSITY STORE r~~~~~~~i l

RICHARD'S DRIVE-IN

13462 CHURCH ST. )

stresses the little things

like .. ) /

Good Food

fast Courteous Service

Reasonable Prices

HAMBURGER ..... only 15c

Ch .... bu,,.:• . 20c Shrimp Sandwich .. 38c

Double lurgen: . ; . 28c Frys . . . . . 1Sc Doub I~· :ChNsa , Soft Drinkl . 1 Oc-1 Sc

lurt•rl . . . · 38c: Coffee 10c

Chuckwat0ns . . . 38c Milk . . . . ..... 12c

Fish Sandwich .. . . 29c Milk Shake, , •. ... 2Sc or • fo r $1.00 Hot Choc~late .... 15c

- The Perfect Shoe for You

I Exclusively at

I ~~!!~.

Genu ine Moc With lland..i,e", , F roilt..

Sort Grah1 Leather Upper. .81111'1,; ~ Rtoll'n.

$11.95 TRADEHOME

SHOES !03.S MAI.S

Model 38 Hopsock Faroh lrredesce nt

JEANS PLUS - Just re c e ived a ne w ship­ment of Tadersawl and Window Pane by FARAH .

ALSO, JEANS BY:

LEVIS • CONTACT • MALE

ANO OTHERS

MANY SPORT SHIRTS AND POLO SHIRTS TO CO-QRDINATE

-SPECIAL-Re gister for o free pair of pants

and a shirt to be· given away e ach

week during the month of Mo y.

SUMMER JOBS FOR STUDENTS . .

Applications now being accepted fo r summer jobs with ma jor corporations. Students· 18 yrs. of age & over wonted to learn marketing, soles promot'ion, & brand identification techniques during summer period. High level exec u ti v e management train ing courses given to qualified oppliconts. So I a r y $105 per wk. for first . 3 wks. $ 130 per wk. plus bonuses starting 4th week.

SCHOLARSHIPS

win one of 15 $1 ,000 s~holorships

• TRAVEL Work anywhere j~~ co·nodo. QuolifiJd students may work oVerseos.

HIGH PAY earn ot least $1,500 fo r the summer student - make

'$3,000 'and more.

SEE EUROPE Win all expense paid holi­day in Europe for on erttire week.

Best Positions Going Fast! Call Today For Appointment

9,00 A.M. , 1 :00 P.M. MILWAUKEE, WIS. & IOWA .• Mr. Bergman ... A.C. 4 14 276-41 19 CH ICAGO LOOP & Nb. ILL . ..... . Mr. Anderson . A.C. 312 782-4362 CHICAGO LOOP & SO. ILL. ... ... , . Mr. Voss .. '/ ... A.C. 312 346-6108 GRAND RAPIDS. M ICH. & IND. Mr. Schmitt A.C. 616 459-5079

We have offkes locat<!d ln mo1t ci ties. howev~r. please con.tact our district .omces listed above Cor an appointment. ·

Paga 8

r) , yene .:S

VOTE FOR ACTION! ! r

MARCISZ BRENEMAN

Pres. & V. Pres. HEISE

Treasurer

THI NlW POINTER

Tennis Team

Aprll 27, 1967

Lti l'T)' Schlllin1 loll to Nick Paris 6-3, 1-6. and 6-1.

Jn double• there w&1 only one set played to 10 bec11115c of the cold wea lher. The No. 2 dou· blea team of Weyrnlre and Ter­

TI1e Polntt'r tennis tcnm drop. zyMkl were lhe only Pointer pcd their second stralitht meel vic tors wlnnlni: 1.2-10. Tile No.

~.1~ 1~ ;~~1:'w!~!~~va:~11::~! , ~a:~::::.c~(.los~~~ ~~~crTn°r:: 6-.J wtth cold wind bl1J1vlng ttnd I Mueller niKI the No. 3 team of

tc;:;u\~:;~,l~:.u:·h:r:~l;g~an i ;//;~; ii'~f:C[i;t1neldcr lost to

nnd Steve Schnelder. the No. 4 man, were the only Pointer win- W.S.U. JACKETS

~SrlOl)~~~t".:~t:r:~:k~~ 1 $6. 9s and 6,,2 for his win and Schnei­d~r won the lin t SCI 6-4. IOSI

ond

the second set 1-6. 11ml cnmc WINDBREAKERS :;:~ns~

0S:i"z1!'~~u~~'.rd one 6,,

2 $1 . 98 ot the

SPORT SHOP 1036 MAIN

No. I llnglea man Dave And· er900 was beaten by Relney ~h ler 6,-0 and 6-l , No. 2 man Ed Terbynskl lost 10 Peu~r Muel· ler 6-4 and 6-4 , No. 5 mtin Tom Wullschlaeaer lost to Rick \Vy.

SIMS 2ND FU)Olt receritly won lhe intramural 1;l~l•a: .. ~•;::oo~~~2;;;' •;;:n~dN~o.~S~m~•:;•;l:::::;;::;aa:;aa:;:;;::;;;;;aa:;~

"PLEASE GO

U, C.B .. SPRING

~RMAL I PRESENTS

~

IN PERSON!~ FROM THE CREATIVE WORLD Ol

STAN KENTON AND HIS INTER NATIONALLY

/ AMOUS ORCHESTlt' COMES THE. ~ '\

NEW ERA IN~ MODERN • .;-·"'lie' AMERICAN • · MUSIC ,

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AWAY" but before you do

TRAVEL SHOP Stnens Point, W isconsin

Phone 344-3040 1314 Main Street - Next to the Post Office

WE ARE AGENTS FOR ~irlines • Roilroods - Steam1hip1 - Chortered ond Sightseeing . Buses

Drive- Ur-Self Cora • Toun - Hotels & Resorts - ALL OVER TH£ WORLD They poy us for helping you; YOU PAY ONLY THE REGULAR PRICE.

We W ue tkkebl, TRAVELERS CHt:9ut:s tnl\·d lruluranoe, hotel

oonf lrmaUon1, et.c.

BILPS PIZZA SHOP TRY OUR RADIO

DISPATCHED DELIVERY

SERVICE

BEEF - SAUSAGE - MEATBALL SANDWICHES

SPAGHffil - RAVIOLI PIUAS

PHONE 344-9557

baskelball championship. Playors Included: (front

::·~~~~ ~ch~Vtz~> cs~~d s~!)i::b·s~!.~~s!~rU~t~ ;~~f:1:e~' ;;bd B~~~~~c:~~~~cc~~~: :~r~~1 ~:ui:r~

THE BANK WITH A STUDENT

CHECKING ACCOUNT FOR YOU

Hamburgers ... 18< French Fries~ . 15' A\ilk Shakes . . 25<

~ Robbys 312 DIVISION ST.

"The Ring Man

Cometh" BOB DILLER

From JOHN . ROBERTS wants to meet you

in the

COLLEGE VARIETY STORE

DATE - MAY 8TH TIME - 9 A.M. TO 2 P.M.

HIS PROFESSIONAL ADVIC E WI LL RESOLVE YOU R RING REVERIE.

DON 'T DREAM ..• . ••• . •• YOUR DIGff DIPLOMA DEMANDS ACTION

E(-ON. i BUSINESS ASSOCIATION THURS., APRIL 27 • 8 ~P.M.

GARDAND ROOM FILM ON "THE WORKINGS OF

THE STOCK MARKET"

• ELECTION OF AN OFFIC FOR SECRETARIAL POSITION

e PLANNING A TRIP

• SETTING UP OF COMMITTEES

EVERYONE WELCOME!

SPRING SALE!! COLLEGE

WITH I.D. 10% OFF TO STl:IDENTS

• PORTABLE STEREO $39.95 • USEb STEREOS FROM $19.95 • RENT A GUITAR FOR $3.95 / MONTH

GET IN ON OUR TREMENDOUS SAVINGS AT:

JIM LAABS MUSIC 928 MAIN 344-S18S

THE. POUR HAUS I "HAPPY HOUR"

6-8 P.M., MQNDAY thru SATURDAY 16-0Z. BUCKET

OF "REAL GUSTO"

DON'T FORGET . i

THE FABULOUS BIRMINGHAMS 8:30-12:30 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

OUR GREAT FOOT-LONG HOT DOGS STILl 25c!

INTERESTED IN

S.C.U.B.A. DIVING? . • MANY TRIPS ALL OVER

WISCONSIN PLUS MANY CLUB BENEFITS.

• ,SiiPPOR,..._YOUR W.S.U.-S.P. · BRANCH • THE "POISEIDON

AQUA PROWLERS" • NO PREVIOUS DIVING EXPERIENCE NECESSARY.

e IF INTERESTED, PUCE YOUR NAME _ADDRESS AHD PHONE .HUMl£R IN OUR ' MAILBOX IN THE UNIVERSITY CENTER OR WRITE: . /

IOYD SHARKEY 28th Strut WiKonsJn Rapid,