series price 7 cents ·parents' day' plans complete · neale

Series iII Vol.. IX No. 8 Stevens Point, Wis., November 8, 1934

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Price 7 Cents

·PARENTS' DAY' PLANS COMPLETE GREEN DEBATE MATERIAL GETS OFF TO GOOD START; TWENTY-EIGHT OUT

PARENTS' DAY . NOVEMBER 16th

Committees Are Busy ; Excellent Program Planned

A new and worthwh ile project in the . ma.ki11~. The Primary

Bob Neale Gets Break

Hobert (Bob-to-,·ou) ~ cale !rans 1wxf 'l'n rsda,· [or \Vashin g-ton D.

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Vol. 14 No. s CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS Published Weekly at Stevens Pofnt by the otudents of the Central Wisconsin

State Teachers College. Subscription Prico $2.00 per year. Entered as second-class matter May 26, 1927, at the post offi ce at SttWens

Point, W isconsin, under the Act of March 3, 1879.

EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-ehief . .. .. . ..... . .... . ... . . . ... . . .... Frank Klement, Phone 783-W

• , . 218 S. Michigan Ave. Aosociate Editor . . . . ....... .. ... . . . .. . ... .. . .. : .. . . . ...... ... ... Bob Steiner Mon 11· Sports .... , . . ...• . .. . . .• .... . .•.. . . • ... . .. . .. ... . . . . George Simonson Women •a Sports : . .... . ... •... .. .• ... .. ...... . . . ............. Tbyrz.a Iverson News Reporters . .. .. . . .. ..... : .......•.... . ..... . .. Jean Lynn, Frank Gordon

Donald Hickok, William Theisen Society Editor .. .. .. .... .. ........ . . ... .. . ............. . ... Mildred Simonson Fea.turea Editor •.... .. ............ . ..... . .. . ... . .. . .. . . . . .. . . .. Arba Shorey Proof Reade rs ... .. . .. . .... . ....... . ...... . .. . .. Mnc Kalisky, Maxine Miner

BUSINESS STAFF Bnsine88 'Manager .. .. .. .......... . ......... .. .. . . . . .. .. ..... Howard Kujath Circulation Manager .. . ..... . .... . ... . ... .. ..... ..... ..... . ...... Elmer Buh Faculty Adviser .. . ......................... .. ........ . Raymond M. Bightsell

Pointer Office Phone, 1684 Ool!ege Office Intormatl.oo, Phone 224

November 5.11-National Education Week . November 10 - Platteville vs. C. S. T. C. a.t Scluneeck!e Field November 10 - Dance in New Gym (Athletic Committee) November 12-18- National Book Week November 16 - Parents' Day (all school project) November 16 - Hobby Horne Book Show (7:30-9:30 P. M.) November 16 - Omega Informal- Music by the "Castllians"

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[11 order that r ach person has an opporlunit ~· to display his wm:CIS, Coll ege Auditorium will contri-th c tiine ll'ill ,!Jc limited to five bnte mucb ~o t l~ e enjoyment of the minute eonstrnctiYr speeches with eYent. I t will 111clude an address three minu tes alloll'ecl fo r r ebut - of welcome by President Hyer tal. An outside• judge ll'ill selec t a nd music by the baud. Rev. Pe: the eight 'deba tr1·s ll'ho show t(ie tcrson wi l~ speak for the parents mos t promise. 'J'h t,;e speaker:; Wi ll to he fo llowed by th e Roys' Gle~ take part in th e fi1"t interco lle- Club. 'l' he concluding number of

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iate debate to be helcl at La the program will he a c.oncert by A CHANCE TO SHOW OUR APPRECIATION Crosse Stat r 'l'eachers College, Kay !"ow~II Van Buslmk, sopra.

: The axiom that "a tiny acorn g rows into a migh ty oak" again i: Dec£>,mber S. ~o , of Chicago. Th0c,e _ who ha.re proved true. Three yea rs ago Miss Colman 's Primaries sponsored a T t .E · ·ht Out seen the complete art1 try with Parents ' Day for t heir d epartmen ts· this year th i · proJ·ect e,·olved wen y ig ll'lnch i\frs. Van B uskirk ca n pre-. . . , . ' 'J'h0tst' 1w1.,;ons ll'ho ha"c alrently scnh a roup f s "· ··11 mto an all-scho.o l affa n·. A splendid mornm~ assembly Jlr°.gram lrns siovni recl thei r inten tiou of )arti- ".'"'· 0 · on"s 111 . ~ot b een a rraned rn honor of our parents special efforts to form their ." . . . 1 neec ll1 r 111 g to attend. He1 ap.

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• '. c1pat1n Ill th e tnal l'Ound are pna1·1111ce !0 11 te,•e11 '· L'o' t · . f friendslu:p a re ·bemg planned - eve rythin g appears set for a clay 0111· r . . • . . · ' . . · ·'. m 1, o t -11 1 b .John Co ll111 s (2) . ;-;01 man Hmck- pnrt1cnlar m terest !or she is the guess WI o~g r emem er. • ley (1 ) . 8al'I 1la.,· ( I ) .. Joseph ll'ifc of Carol \'1{11 Bt;skirk an '.).'he combmecl efforts of_ ever y student and facu lty member arc pfi fl' ner ( I) .. \h- in Carmody ( I ). nlumnus of this co llege, ai1

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SOCIETY I

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Miss Tilleson Addresses Grammars

Dressed ~s a Spanish senorita to add color. to her Yery vivid por-trayal of the Southwest, Miss Ru-by Tilleson entertained her au-dience thoroughly with her topic, "From 16,000 feet above sea level to 6,000 feet below," at the meet-ing of the Grammar Round Table, Monday evening. Her personal experiences while visiting the Grand Canyon, Pike's Peak and Hollywood were brought home more definitely by the various illustrations and snapshots shown.

A two-act, "The Lamp Went Out" and a clever play, "Napo-leol).'e Farewell to Josephine" CQ,lllpleted the program. Miss Lu-cille Chown presided at the piano, furnisi)ing music between· the va-rious numbers.

Sigma Zeta Visits Hospital The Sigma Zeta Society ·jour-

neyed to St. Michael's Hospital, Tuesday evening, October 30. Dr. F. R. Krembs addressed them ju a very interesting lecture on "Ba-sal Metabolism". Miss Allen was in charge of the affair for the evening.

Greek Council Elects Monday afternoon, the Greek

Council met for a sho,:t business s ession. Miss Margaret Turrish was elected the Secretary-Trea-urer. Plans are under way for

various affairs which the Greek C ouncil sponsors during the year.

Y. W. C. A. Holds Monthly Meeting

The Y. W. C. C. met in ' the Re-reation C

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Room of Nelson Han; "!v ednesday evening. Rev. Dybvig f the First English Church ddressed the young ladies. All embers are urged to pay their ues to the treasurer as soon as ossible.

Athletic Committee Sponsors Dance

Again the '' Castilians' ' will t ease the toes of our college people vith t heir peppy tunes, when they lay for the dance sponsored by he Athletic Committee, Saturday

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ight. Admission twenty. five ents to a ll.

Collegians Orchestra Well Received

The Collegia,ns under the direc-ion t

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of Aaron Mannis, have re-:u,med their syncopation activitiet1. he ·local artists have .shown

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so that they an now boa.st a t en piece 'music oneordance a,l>l e to :pro -duce ythm, harmony, ancl melody hich will infect the most sedate

vith dancing feet. They have not nly been r etained for a great 0

s hare of the College Hops, !rut thvave m erited engagements nd popularity in a gr eat many a ther 0 p laces.

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II NELSON HALL II II w. A. A. i TYPEWRITERS and Typewriter Supplies SELLS - RENTS - REPAIRS

Ruth Brys and Florence Knauf Seven Pledged PHELAN ~~t~:~!!f.~ST. of Mosinee visited the former's A t last ·week's meeting seven sister over the week-end. new members repeated the pledge

of the W.A.A. They are: Marion • Fo, ColdAdres,Still When did Francis Bremmer Gaffney, Mildred Larsen, Beulah

niove into Nelson Hallf We were Turins)d, Lolita Week, Mary Carr, Joints, and sore Mus-wondering what his room num- Irene Myer, and Anita McVey. cle use C~mfo-Pine-her is so we can distribute his Following the initiation the club Oil. mass of fan mail . members adjourned to the back MEYER DRUG CO.

lot, where a fire had been built, ~o The Square Leave it to Ede Rasmussen to to enjoy somemores, those deli-

get her man - the brute caught cious sandwiches made by placing a mouse last night. a toasted marshmallow and half WISCON.51N SHOE SHOP

The Freshman of Nelson Hall a hershey bar between two gra-

Expert Shoe Repairing ham crackers. Singing rounds and are just starting to take baths - tunes in and out of harmony Phone 116 121 Strongs Ave. they •learned that the fi.ve-cent- brought the evening to a gay charge is just a hoax. close.

The pledges in the dorm are Archery getting a very liberal education W-hat sports are these archery froll). s e 11 i n g overalls 'On the fans! On Monday afternoon, one I!:. ~~~ts~at:r I square .- to - disguising them- of freezing tendencies, there were sel\'es in meµ's clothing: seven of them out on Schmeekle '

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Esther Kush man is out of field aiming at anc:Jiitting the

quarantine now and feels as well target in spite of · cl fingers. Some day they may bring home

as e,·er. that duck.

Harriet Nelson, June Hochstafl, SPORT SHOP Hockey Edith Rasmussen, Nora Hartline, Two teams have been scrimmag- Gym Clothing Helen Wind, Emma Roethel, Ge- ihg this last week to jncrease their nevive Stevens, Dorothy Gilbert-

Margaret Taylor, Miss Gil- passiing and driving skill so that 422 Main Street son, they may give the other fell'Ow a bert and Miss Horton stayed in the beating when thetournamentgames dorm over vacation. start. This reminds us of the re-One of our Freshman took cent news from the hockey worlcl a CITY FRUIT EXCHANGE round about m~ans of getting rid that in 1936 America is to be the

of some of her foes . She let the hostess to teams from seven foreign countries when they meet Fruits and Vegetables bath-tub run over and nearly for an internatjonal conference drowned two of her very beloved and tournament in Philadelphia.

457 Main St. PhODf 51 girls! Americari women have not shown

up so successfully against British

ALUMNI NEWS teams, but by 1936 they expect to·

The Point Ca Fe give England II real tussle. Field hockey is a world sport ancl is by played ju thirty one countries.

FRANK N. SPINDLER Newest and Finest Restaurant THE MODERN TOGGERY The annu,al allumni dinner at Milwau- It's the Last Word kcc W85 held this year at the Hotel CLOTHING CO.

Schroeder, fifth fboor, in the Greon The Store For Every Man Room. It iw.a.s a ~y ,pleasant occasion, 501 .Main St. and the alumni hat were there were 450 Main Street Phone 482 full of pop and en.thooiaam and evi- Bttwun The Two ThealffJ

dently boo. a splendid time. There wore about fifty who partioipated in the dinner, almost equally divi1cd between the faculty and the graduates. ·Eo. RAZNER The program was short and ,to tho CENTRAL point. The speakers wore Mr. Hyer, Mr. Men's & Boys' Clothing & Furnisl,ings STATE TEACHERS Smith, Mr. Thiede, and Cele6tinc Nueesc. 10% Off To Students COL~EGE Allthough there have been alumni 306 Main Street banquets in Mihvaukce where there wBl8 STEVENS POINT, WIS. a more cordial spirit and tmcial,Hi~.y, tho prevailing feeling was ono of pride EASILY ACCESSIBLE in ,the a&hool 'is a.ceomplishments for Wisconsin and the world and a feeling NORMINGTON'S Expense Relatively Low of undilutoq loyalty to the school and oonfidcnice that its f11turc will be even PHONE 380 Location °Unsurpasscd for Healthfulness more glorious ,than ite pa.st. , An Influence as well as a School

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POINT WINS·OVER LAST GRID G AME SATU~DA Y WHITEWATER 2-0 Kota.Ime:6. Miss Scoreless Tie By

Narrow MD.rgin Of Two Poin ts

Stevens Point blasted whatever hopes White'Water may have had of sharing in the championship, and a ured thcmsch·es at least a

AS SEEN. FROM 'fHE

SIDELINES by SI

Pointers Regular ,Backfield To See Final Action In Closing Game Of Second

Successive Championship Year Anderson Becker Murray Frit sch Platteville Loser In Conference

:- tic for the title Texas beats Notre Dame .... . To Make Last Bow In Final ; Gaines To Date Set Grune Here Saturday r. To Shoot Works ===:=:-.-. when t hey prov- Rice Institute routs Purdue . .. . .

Russ Beppler

·ed to •be better Iowfl. State takes Iowa U. . ... . mudders than ~Iichigan State wins from Michi- As the curtain falls on. the fina- Th~· Stevens Point Teachers will Whitewa ter on gan U. • . .... Saint :\Iary's defeats le of the .1934 Central State grid face Platteville Saburday··in the rain-soaked Ila- California U. . . . . . Chicago 27 . season in the Platteville game Sa- season's footba ll windup. It is milton Field last Michigan U ... . .. so sayth~ turday the students and other expected that a large crowd will Saturday after- headlines from all the football supporters of athletics at Central 1 ,--,--~--~ be ,present in noon, winning battlefronts .. . proving what 1. . . State will witness the last gridiron hopes of usher, by a 2-0 score in a football fan-fest.. . . . one performance f a group of men ing in the secontl when an Agnew kibitzer said. . . . . "the smaller who have helped to raise this col- successive State ji I ayer was schools are takino- the biager lege to a new high in the sports 'l'cacher's Col-d,owned with the schools because th; athletes t hat world. lege champi~n-b_ahl in his_ p06Ses- fo rmerly could affor d to enr oll at Four Play Last Grune ship for Central s10n bchmd the big schools now stay close to State. Plattevilfo) \~1utewater ·~al home; the depression is a fine There are others who will con- h,as fai led in !me. Capt a 1 n thing for the smaller school" ..... tiuue to carry on of course, but three startt; to Becker appear~d "what-

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PLATTEVILL~ HERE (Continued from col. 4, page 4.)

certa in that there will be nothing under 'W raps for this game. ·

. The second guess coaches had a Reserves Contribute "'Ood time after the defeat suffer- Th e regular line up has been in-; d by the locals at the hands of a serted with such frequ ency that strong Illinois eleven. The fact some have been inclined to over-that Kotal has consistently

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HALLOWE'EN PARTY SUCCESSFUL

The Training School Hallowe'en party under tbc leadership of Thyrz:i Iverson and her committee was a distinct success. All present hAd a very enJoyable time. The committee is to be congratulated upon the fine manner in which this party was conducted.

Wm. M. Dolke1 Remodeling, Relining Repairing

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. STEVENS POINT MOTOR CO. Phone 82

RINGNESS SHOE COMPANY

Shelves Installed Kozuchs' Program R ingness Shoes Fit , ll L "b Commented Llpon Better. Wear Longer .1n Co ege z rary

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Ma onnaise Dressing Sandwich Spread

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A FU LL LINE OF

Office _and School Supplies

Ferndell Line OF FANCY GROCERIES

Sherwin Williams P aints and Varnishes

The UP Town ' INCORPORATED

. . . . 'fhaddeus Kozuch, brilliant pi- 417 MAIN STREET 426 Main Street _ In keepmg with its progressive aui ·t, played to a large audience, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ library pohcy Central State Teac~- Sunday, November 4th, in the Col- :,

ers College has recen tly added six Jege Aud itorium. This accomplish-new sta~ks to th~ stack room eel young Polish-American was which will, The Pomter has been br oun-ht to Stevens Poin t under told, be in use in the Yery near fu- the ;uspices of the St. Vincent ture. ' De Paul Society. His work has

Phone 994

The purchase means shelf space been much --;praised by various for 3600 more books. As the libra- newspapers, and authorit ies: Her-ry adds a,p,proximately 1200 books, aid-Examiner , and the Chicago bound magazines, and government Daily Tribune say of him: "he documents annually this was ne- owns the entire where-withal to cessary to provide for normal build a career. . . you th, brains, growth. technic, temperament,' ' and '' he

The latest available f i g u r e has the -t hree essent ial T 's, tone , places the total of volumes in the tcchnic, a,nd temperament. '' local library at 27,921, which far surpasses the minimum standard set by the North Central Associa- MARGARET ASHMUN tion and American Association of TO MEET TUESDAY Teachers' Colleges in books and li- · The Margaret Ashmun club will meet brary facilities. next Tuesday at 7 :30 in Mr. Burrough 's

The stacks were purchased from room. This mooting will be parti':"1"rly Snead & Co., of J ersey City, N. r, :;i;;,a_;t,,!s",.;~~-1"o~~~/~!i!~!~: an