Beat Whitewater ! SERIES V VOL. III Stevens Point, Wis., October 2, 1941 No. 3

HOMECOMING!! POINTERS TO OPPOSE QUAKERS PREPARED TO AVENGE

LOSS OF 1941 TILT Central State Teachers Co llege is

p repared to ce lebr,te her homeco m­ing v icto ry over \Xlhitewater T each· ers College Saturday night.

Everywhere one goes on the Ce n­tra l State ca m pus, one hc,rs thot " th e Pointers a rc out for revenge··.

The team has" score to settle with the boys from the downstate schoo l. The Ag new men infli cted a 45- 12 drubbing to the Purple and Gold g ridders lasf fall in a ga me whi ch deci ded th e conference champion­sh ip. Eddie Kotal's boys haven 't for­gotten that afte rn oon. All summer long and during th e past four weeks they have been dreaming and thin k­ing about Whitewater. Satu rday is the day they have been waiting for.

The Whitewater aggregation will come to town boasting a fine squad composed most ly of returning lette r­men . They arc led by th e flashy , All ­Confe rence quarter -back, Al Fa rin a, whose brilliant play enab led hi s tea m to emerge victorious last fall. T wo other all-confere nce men wi ll be ·in­cluded in the Quakers' lineup . They are W alt G arvuc, ace pass rece ive r, and \X/a ll y Buchhuber, outstandin g

KOEHN BREAKS INTO THE CLEAR!!!

It's action! T hrills! Suspense! In fact, it's the homecoming game ! The above photo of Frankie Koehn breaking into the open and head­ing for the payoff stripe a few yards beyond is a reminder to one and all chat scenes like chis arc not coo much to be expected at Schmeekle Field on Saturday Afternoon. But we have our part in it, coo. The Pointers are set to wall.op Whitewater! Let's get behind Coach Eddie Kotal and our team in the real spirit of homeco mi;;g:-Ler diat o@ CSTC spirit start bubbling right now and, like a snowball rolling downhill , let it gather momentum ever faster until on Saturday after­noon from 2 to 4, there will be no escapi ng it for anyone! Real school spirit is contagious; let's start spreading it! No o ne will die · from it and th ere's no qua rantine for it! T he after effects arc all joyous!. Let 's Go! Yes, We'll Wallop Whitewater!

pivot man. Bake r, Mech, Mathcwson. N '--E-LS_O_N_H_A_L_L_R_E_A_D_Y------:----------~ G eo rge, Hrn jak Wisch, Delancy and College Band H eads Mayer round out th e lette rmen. TO WELCOME ALUMNI Whitewate r, lost to" powerful, rug- Hom ecoming Parade ged DeKalb eleven in their openi ng Nel so n Holl wi ll be the scene of game last Saturday. nuny reunions with Homecoming in Headi ng the onnuol g igantic home-

I ff . N I oom w,11 coming parodc will be the Central The Ag ncwmcn wi ll d is1, L1y " t ,c o ,n g. ear y eve ry r I '· I f t " • n I State Co ll ege marching ba nd in full <l cadly aerial attack, whi ch has F.iri - 1ousc a co-c, o yes erycar. ·• <

II · I t b k dress uni form. na ,, it ching to G.trvue and , Baker. .ti! guests wi s,g n t ,c gucs oo -I I k M.irchi ng practi ces held the last

The Central State eleven will be at t ,c 'cs·· The Y-Dub will decorate t he week have been ve ry successful and in the best sha pe fo r the tilt. After Dorm as they hav~ in other years- mut h cred it is given to Miss Brigct ta disposing of Eau Cla ire Teat hc rs (.ind th ey do a mighty fine job). Flei sc hmann , the new drum majorcss. 47-0, they · have been going th rough O n Saturday, af ter the game, the /1.liss Fl eischmann has had four years arduous practi ce sessions durini:: the "Dorrnitcs" (which includes Mrs. exper ience and displays a slrect :tnd past week anJ a ha lf. T hei r pract ice Pfiffnc r and l\ ! iss Grciling, ·ca use tw irling ability that wou ld be the sessio ns thi s week have been main ly -11 1 I I O envy of any com1ictition . · they li,·c there too) " ' ' 10 < pen

Thursday Morning Meeting To Usher In Festivities

T he 194 1 Homeco ming w ill be ushered in by yellow Chrysanthe­mums and th e pep assembly on Thursday mo rni ng at eleven thirty o'clock. At this gat heri ng, the stu ­dent s of CSTC will begi n "w hoop­ing it up" for the actual ho me­coming activ it ies which begi n with the t radit iona l snake-da nce Friday evening . T he dan ce wi ll lead to .(' Schmeeklc Field , the scene of the fr eshm an bonfire, and th ence to the Train ing Schoo l Gym fo r the "College Sing" . Shortl y after these a ffa irs, the an nu a l pre-homeco ming dance wi ll be held ht Hotel Whiting with music furni shed by Benny Graham and h is six-piece o rchestra. To- acco modate th e returning-alumn i, the dance will be in fo rmal, a dev ia -tio n from the former custom of scmi-forrnal ity. A,!-m-i-ssion w-ill be--­seventy-fi vc cent s for each couple.

Saturday mo rning at n ine o'clock, th e parade fl oats wi ll asse mble o n Co llege Avenue. The pa rade route will be on Fremont St. to Clark St. , then west to the Public Sguare, turn ­ing cast on Main St. and back to the Co ll ege.

T he Mai n Even t

At two o'c lock, th e whi st le will b low for the begin ning of the ma in event t?n the program, that revenge batt le on t·he gridiro n against tl)c Whitcw:ttcr 'f (·achcrs, the team wh ich wrcckc.:<l our ch:1m pion sh ip last year.

S:1turd.1y eveni ng at eight- thirty, Norbert Gans and h is orchest ra wi ll furnish the music for the fin:tle of the ga la week -end , the informa l d.rncc to be held in the Train.ing Schoo l Gym .

-------To Give Credit pass defense. House FOR EVERYL!ODY II So Although d isplaying a slight ly

The start ing lineu p for the Point - brin~ your fr icnZls;:iiid come on ·m11·ller ba-nd than- i.lLjllSLyc:u:£...ML... :r·he- l"eim~a.kl.::;__,a rdo nab lc crs is not defin itely kn own but this ove r'. t\ good time wiil be had by Michelsen seems sat isfied, and is pride in the " Lloostcr Page" in this department thinks that s.tmc ele\'Cn .d i. su re that the present band will put issue. This page h.is been assemb led th at sta rted the Eau Clai re game wi ll Our book drive to fill our empty on as good a show as any fo rmer throug h the talent of CSTC , tudents. get the ca ll , wit h the except ion of li br,1ry shelves has been ,,uitc sue- band. To Howard Stimm and R.,y fitld Poslusrny, who suffered a broken ccssful. i\liss D.,v idoff (one of many Skatrudc must go the major portion leg in that game. His p lace will be donor, ) sc·nt us th ree \'Olumcs with ATTENTION ALUMS!! o f the credit fo r this work. Howie taken over by swivel -hipped Frankie the promise of more to follow. l\l.i- Come to th e Poin ter booth at drew ., II the c.trica tures of Coach Koehn. Joe Goodr ich wi ll sta rt _ at g:iz incs of a ll types and dates have the g.,mc Satu rd ay, and register Kota l and the team members and

_guard, but will p robab ly sec action .tlso be"' " arrivin ••. · I I · I · b k Ray and Howi'· to•,,·tl,c·r tr.in sfcr rcd b f I • ,-, ,n t ,e 1omc-com1ng a umn, oo ·. • ,,.

at halfback and fullback e ore t ,c '!rs. Find, dro1, 1, cd in on Monday L h p · I the wo rk to ····ha lk ,, !ates· ·, from '' ast yea r t e o,ntcr sponso rc, , game is over. - and may be back for open house: the register, whi ch lists name, oc- which the print s were nude. The

The Purple ant.I Gold griddc_rs Sec you on Satu rday, then , 111 cupation, yea r of gradua tion, and Pointer great ly app reciates the t ime h"'·c a g reat loss to ove rcome m front of the firep lace. residence of each alum. The staff and effort expended by these fellows losing Posluszny, All -Conference urges all alums back fo r home- as well as the Pointer ,taff in mak-half-back . Louie's se rvices will be NOTICE ! ! ! ! · I · ing this isst1" of tl1c p,apr. r poss·iblc.

Tl P · · I I ffc 'a l com,ng to coo11erate ant register , , Sadly ml·sscd and we ho1,e th at he ,e o,nter ,s t ,c on y o , ,. Tl I I . . . ti . f s cl in thi s yc:1r's reco rd . ,c: mere 1ants :lt v!.'rt1sing 111 1 1s

can be there to , vatch his teammates pBrog ram o_r I th e game ti atur ~~- Prog•rams fo r the game and sub· and eve ry issue of the Pointer a rc a ll in action . ring ,t w,t 1 you to · ,c ,c · loyal booste rs of CSTC and are

There wi ll be no other program scr iptions fo r the Pointer will be The K ota lmen wil l feature a - · so ld at the boot!,. rea lly deserving of ou r co ntinued e ither so ld or g i,·en away.

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C. E, EVANS

M r. E\'ons has· tru ly come to he "1\ l r. H o me,oming" .tt CST C. Ile l1.1s ht'en ( h:1 irm.1n of the homL'lOming fo r th e p,st ten )'CHS o r more. E.1d1 ye.ir he beco mes th e cen.tc r of ,It· t r.1ct io n with hi s pur p le .ind ~old ncl'. kt ic. T his c r:-i v.tt is rescne::1 hr J\ l r. Ev.i ns fo r th .it d.t)' o nl y .t nd he firm ly beli eves t hot it b r ings 111,k to CST C te ., ms in th e ir Home,uming co ntests. \Xlatch fo r it S.1turd.1r, he .b s tires us t hat he 'll we.tr it, r.1in or shi ne.

Bes i,les t he fo rego in g, we t ho11gh1 yo u m ig h t lik e, Jo kn ow th .it:

J\ lr. Evans a ttend ed O h io Wesle­y.111 Uni \'e rsity, Y ale, U. of Chi,.,go, Oh io Sto re, and the U . of Wiscon,i n.

H e r1 n the 440 and low hurdles

Ed ito ri a ls h ave a lwa ys seem ed to u s to b e so m e w h a t in the

n a tu re o f lectures . They ni.u st e ithe r praise, b e li tt le , o r con demn . On s u c h an occas io n as H o mecoming , t h e re is n o thi n g we can thi nk o f whic h ca lls for a lec ture. F o r that re aso n , we w o u ld rath e r fo re­

go t his w eek 's edito ri a l in fav o r o f a s incer e w is h , o n b e h a l f o f th e

P o in te r S ta ff , t h a t e v e ryo n e p resent at thi s a nn u a l o ccas io n m ay h ave a grand wee k -end o f fun a nd fest iv iti e s . Let' s all p itch in an d m a k e t hi s a r ea l s u ccess . \ 'v'e' ll see yo u aroun d .

Coast; t he South, ., nd , o f course, fr om Wisco nsin ; fro m yo u in the business wo rld; fro m yo u in th e Ai r Cq rps. the N,1 \'y, th e 1\l.tri nes, th e Army; fro m you who te.1r h : .ind f rom you who hove estobl is hed you r ow n homes. o it is with re.ti p lea­su re t hat I extend to eoch o f you my ·g reet ings .ind c.tll you .. Fr iend" .

Sus,n E. Colmon and w.1s capta in of his track te.1 111 at O hi o W es leya n . Also pl.1yed half

Florence, Louise Rccsc-P.uch Grove, bock o n hi s hi g h schoo l footb.1 11 ~l ar ion Roberts-Spencer, Eileen Ho,e- team. Played baseba ll in co l_i egc .1nJ Owl·n . N anc\' Steiner-Colnm:i, Et11el h is coach was Branch Ri ckey, pre)tn t

A Pl LJ• h Scolcenberg-Cochrane, llclcn Thornton ow ner of the St. louisT:t rdin .tl ,. -TeacheTJ S-S0(;-z'.a-f--i0 acements rng -Soldiers Grove, Kar Tyler- Lone Rock.

Ti M A w: /n Al/ Divisions~-~-~+,fir.rc X' ina,ski-Gl.inturuill Edward H e o nce wo rked in the (h ic,go

0 eet t ausau Wachol,-S1r.11for<l. ·-~=='-t:o="'LCc"c""o,...;1=,....:r:IYCJ.,...,:,1::.t:n,i,±blte.:l!:J.,11,,==,. __ ._ . _ \Xl ith teachi ng_pos itio ns u_nu uall: - Four--·fra , Siare Gra, !cd and fo r the \'(/est;rn Elct't ric Co.

Memb~rs o _e Cent ra l_ \Xl 1sco ns111 p lent iful th is yea r, a la rge percentage i\luricl \Vaid-Oconio Foll , , Dorothr \Xl hi le with W es tern E lcctri ,. he T eache rs t\ssoc1.1t 1o n w,ll meet at o f th e 194 t grad uates of C.S.T .C. Sorensen-Sh iocton, Lucille VoAedes-W a_usa u o n O ctobe r 3, 1_94 1, f_o r have been JJb ced . In fact , it was im- Kc-n n.tn, Phillip 1\nder~on-Aniaw.1. di scove red a process fo r vu k :t nizing

Rural rubbe r o n wood . the ir_ 29th ann ua l _co nven t io n. Mi ss possib le to f ind teacl~~rs q ua lified to C~er.s.on-Wood Cou nt\', Irene N e lli e Eviue, Me rrill , 1s chairma n o f f ill a ll o f t he vacancies. Anderson - Wsupaca., 'ola Bailer - Fo r a ho bby, he co ll ects stJmps, the t 94 t meet ing. Miss Susan Co l- A s usual, Mr. Neale reports 100% Fond <l u Lac Co., Luella Barber- Wood orienta l rugs, and oil pai n tin/.!'· he man, of the faculty of. C.S.T.C. ,_ ,s a p lacement for hi s department and Co., Mary Barrctt- Tarlor, llozclla Berg was ni cknamed " Chuck" befo re

b f h - O conto Co., Arvilte Brook~-Po rtage · S p · t b t mem e r o t e executi ve committee. sta tes th at he had ca lls for ove r fifty Co., Luella Budsberi:- Portase Co. Hhoda co m ing to teven s o ,n ' u w,1.1

Principle speakers on this year's mo re teachers. The placements a re : Buss-Clark Co., John Check- Mara ilwn , g iven " Chesty" as a h andl e afte r he prog ram are Ruth Bryan O wen HIGH SCHOOL, INTERMEDIATE, Co., Sophia Cuila-Mara1hon Co., Gladys g o t here. Rohd e, a form er minister to O en- AN~ PR IMARY DIVISIONS Craft-Wood Co., Doris Crnssi: rovc- .----------------, m ark who has chosen the subj ect Cora Mae Anderson-Neenah, Vera (Continued on page 3, co l. 3) " N e,~ Horizons for America " Edga' Baxter-Marshfield, Eileen Coey-Oin- Dz'rector Of Kz'tchen . . · r tonv1lle1 Bernice Dawes-Wausau, Helen G . Doudna, M ad ison, will speak on Dunn-Fifield, Marjorie Jacobs-Sto ugh- A "Where Do We Go From H e re?", ton, Evelyn Johnson-Wild Rose, Kathe- ppointed At Dorm and Carl Taylor, Mi lwaukee, will ad- rin_e . Mozuch-Montello, Selma Prell- Mrs. Elizabeth Jel inek h• s been dress the group on ' 'What Made Crtvttz, . Dom Sodcrberg-Wauk.esha, ~a appoin ted directo r o f .th e k itchen and

. .. Rae Wmch-Reedsburg, Carmelua Wu- d · America a Great Country. kus--Stevcns Point, Gotelind Rademacher ining room at N elson Hall. She has

C.S.T.C. Faculty Prominent -Suring, Viola Gericke-Shiocton, Ber- been directo r o f the fo od ser vice at Peter . D. Tkach, of the College of nice Borchardt-Bi ron, Arlene Huntoon- th e Memo ri al Unio n at Madi so n and

M , M' 1. ' Jl d ' Oconto Falls, Evelyn Murgarroyd-Elm- t h' hi d d us,c, t~neapo 1s, w1 irect a hurst, l11 . G lendell Gilman-Ant igo, Betty comes o us ,g y rccommen e .

combtned hig h school choru s. Nor- Smith-Tige rton, Leota Brandt- Menomi- Mrs. Je linek wi ll a rri ve at N elson man E. Knutzen will lead community nee, Mary Ann Lochner-Marathon, Ka- H all o n October 6 . Pl ans a re being singing . rherine Bowersock -Spaulding, Mich. made to o pen the d ining roo m about

President W . C. H ansen, a membe r &~ate l>~a:tt"'i:f~ell.~~· ~urh /ath~k Novembe r 10. of the reliolu ti ons committee, will Fall~. D orothy N:1:~n:_o:;c~~es~~~ E:re- ,----------------. give the response to Mayor Polste r' s lyn Hillerr- Cadott, Louise IJoncrme)'er

-----'w==eJcome at fhemc,m rn-g-~ ssfo . Rudo lph~ Barba, a-Gerdes- llowler, 0. W. Neale chairman of th e no- Ma ry Anne Gleason- Hortonvi lle, Betty . . ' . . . J ohnson- Auburnda le, Florence Kaplun

min at1ons comm1ttce, will ga ve a re- - Pl ainfi eld, Don Kr ider -Kaukauna, port on his co mmittee's work ; Nor- Ooro th)• Larson-Toma haw k, La Vern m an Knutzen is secreta ry of the Van D},ke-Waupaca, Mason Atwood-

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You no doubt have noti ced the srr.ty of purple and gold ribbons some of the g.tls are sport111g. T hese g.tls represent the '"sporty" type of women. for_ the nlxl two weeks the w,·.trc rs of purple wi ll be we.,kcning to 1he d<:!)trcs or the: ,µo ld , by scru bbing floors, doi nµ cr r.tn ds, ~rnJ pl.lying per­son.ti m.,ids. or 11utt ing o n a flo o r show in th e Eat Shop. It" s re.il ly fur> th o - Isn't it ?

'"Dormitc," \Vet more, Ho rn , Uudu rc, and Morrissey form a ciu.trlcl of or li\'c.:wi rt·s :,,hort ~hcc:t ing bc:ds, a l.w.lys l.wgl,1ing .tnd putting "Jon·t dis- j tu rb" :-.ign!\ on t.llh olhcrs doors. Ro:-.c l\1:trie Howt·s is bringing up the wo rry sidc- .tl l bec.,usc she is chairm.m of the dorm float.- C.unpusing gi rl s these J.tp. is the result of ., new dorm rule, read ing as follows; ""rho,c who f.,i l to sigh in wi ll be campused for oric J.,y"'- That's what is ca ll cJ Ic.,rning hr punishment.

lktty D.,vi< w.ts asked to do the dying swa n da nce th e other d.1y, and the movement of her arms resembled the mo, ements of those of a boxer­Being Ken Urenner·s sp.trring p.ut ner co uld h.we 11.td something to do with it.

lby Mint on has proved pin boll mschin es .tre hi s weakness- some people c.tll it '"taki ng a beating", but the pla yers c.1 11 it fun. 13y the woy Ray is now di vidin g h is time between the machine and Sylvia Daul.

The Student s Aid of Vassar is pub lishing ., book le t of advi ce for gi rl s on house p.irty ,Lites, entitled , " \Vhat Every .Young Lady hould N o."

\'<!o men .lrc wiser th an men bec.tusc they know less and underst:1nd more- H.1ppi ness is like a k iss; yo u must sl1.tre it to have it- :ro f in d out a girl's faults. pr, ise her to g irl fri ends.

\'(' e were studying rocks in geog ra phy and a type of rock was passed around ; when -asked w hat kind it was, a g irl repl ied , "' It 's the wonder rock ; everyon e: is wondering wh:it it is."

Terry Kurt zw icl and "' \Xlimpy"" arc shari ng Point's socia l life to­gether, likewise Uill Carn.tha n anti Muri e l Rezin-that makes two less men for women to rely o n-

One of our tall, dark ma les is waitin g for a disagreement in the rom.rncc o f T o m and Lucille, and ha s his finge rs crossed- it will be hi s cha nce to "step in '"- R,,y C raig is qu ite the Cassa nova and seems to have a weakness for Uctt ys- This ca ll s for a moment of concentrati o n with a de­cision- Clarence Benk e was at the Pointer office Monday night in fu ll dress u ni form home on leave from Pensacola- he waited forty-five minutes to sec D oc Kul idas anti Doc did n 't show up.

D . J. Radd ant and roommate, Crawfo rd , arc stepping out o n us and they h·n•c· perfect d1oice Cuz and Viol et Joyce are seen occupying ce rtai n co rne rs between certain cbsses ui,cmsing wh1n==do · nd~ hke the European situation .

umber one on thi s week's hit parade . '"The Pu rp le and the Gold." D o nn a R.1e Roth ond Myron Sharkey are car ryi ng on at co llege their

hig h sc hoo l romonce-change of environment, but not a change of heart. H erc's hoping to sec everyone out at the game. Learn the yells and

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Cossa ck model with Talon front, sh irred ela stic sides and sports back! Linned w i~ cotton flanne l for warmth.

- Jc~ANATION,WIOL.c-lNSTITUTION·

, D~P~2~~TOR~

We Welcome You Drop In and Say

Hello

\ MERVI & IRENE

,.. __ , ___ (QLLEG.E_EAT SHOE_

GREET/ NGS FROM THE DEANS

Grcct in.gs .rnJ :t li t .H t )' wc:lcomc to CSTC. \Ve :1re .1lw.1ys gl.td to l1.1n: you l"o me b.tl k to \ is it us. Thi s is :l time whtn Alm.1 J\la tcr g i\'es you ,t sp('ci.d in\ it.it ion to join in hc:r festi, itic:s. She h.1,; nude m ,rn y pr.cp.1r.nions for your "is it-<:omC .lnd be merry" ith us!

Eli z.,het h Pfiffncr

(Cont inued frum p.tg<: :'.!, col. 3) Rock Cu., Rud1 Fa .. tm:rn-W.iup.trn Co.; Jcan~tte Ehkr-.-Cl.irk ( (t. E":rn1!,clin<.• Eveland-Rusk Co .. l)onnlw Falk-Cl.trk Co., Edid1 Flct t. hc.-r- 1\ t:1r;1dwn. Co .. Dormh r Flood-Bri11n. Haymond G rc~en .. -Marathon Co., Bernice Circ, ·c--Cilum<.:t Co . Beuy Gro\"Cr-Wuo<l Co., Hubert Gurch-Porlagc Co., Florence J-lalc­Po rt.1.t:c c, .. Courtney Halver!lon- \Xl ,1u­p.1c.1 Co . l laro ld J-lumkc-CI.Hk Co., Eleanora J ahnke-Oconto Co., Harold Jwan- \Xl.1up.ic.1 Co. , Ela ine Johnson­\"(/ ,1up.1c.1 C\l .. Rmh Johnsen-Rock Co. Vi\lan John <to n-Sluwano Co., Harriel Ko!<> low!'>ki-Po rt:1 ~1.:. Veloris Kruger­Clark Co., Riley' Leach..:..Waupaca' Co. Eunice Lem kt.'-T ,1r lo r Co., Ruby Lund­g ren-Port.1J.:c Co., Carol Marsha ll­Clark Co., Kathryn Metcalf-J\1 arqucttc, Margaret .Maslowski-Marathon Co., Jncz J\ lcCallum-Kcnd:ill , Wis., Alice Musser -Marquette o., Luci lle Omern il-Po r-

To the i\lumni: The f ootb.1 11 · ca lender of 19-l t

reads in p.irt .,s follow, : '" \Vhite­" a tcr State Teachers College , s. Centr.d tatc T e.1d1ers .tt Ste, ens Point, O ctober -1."

To .di who h.l\'e witnessed o ne or more of these hard foug ht battles this ;111nouncc·mcnt is one of more th:tn p,1ssing interest.

This date docs not merely mark .rn ot her tough football ga me be­tween strong riv:d s: it is th at Jay set apart for the assembling of the c l.tn. It is J-lomccom ing at CSTC.

The stage is a ll set for the tr_adi­tional par,tdc and th e b ig J anee. The schedu led prog ram of events makes it possible for a ll of us to meet and renew o ld friendships and form n, w ones.

Don·t fa il to come ! We' ll be look­ing for you!

H . R. Steiner

rngc Co., Isabell Owen-Shaw:1110 Co., Dorothy Pavelski- Portage _Co., Evelyn PRINTING JS Pl::u ra-Portage Co., Madeline Posky-Butt~rnut, Helen Pres,on-Juneau Co., THE !NSEPARAilbE---Ray o · e- 1 :is o. . orm ltrtm!ki'!n,,-tt-----------------1--

(Continued on page' s, col. 1) COMPANION OF

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f or up to lho minute Haircuts, Tonics, Shampoos and Scalp Treatme nts

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Hear Him! See Him! Dance To Him!

The Champagne Music o!

LAWRENCE WELK and his orchestra.

Direct from the Trianon where !hoy broadcast nightly over WGN

Monday, Octolrer 6-P.J. Jacobs High School, Stevens Point

Tickets On Sale At Eal Shop-In Advance $1.00 tax included. Spectators 40c plus tgx.

DON'T MISS THIS GREAT BAND HERE MONDAY NIGHT!

THE PO INTeR 0..tobe r 2, 191 1 Octobe r 2, 191 1 T H E PO INTER

YES, WE'LL . WALLOP WHITEWATER!!! \\" J-I ITEWATEJEACJ-IERS

LIN E-UPS

4-i Pbttncr . Guard 46 \X"i!>h .. Gu:ird

' 49 R . .ingc .•••• End 49 ;\l.1h·r End 50 • Ml'Ch . . ... F. Back 54 Scheuflcr . Gu.1rd 56 • Murcn ... ........ . ... Gu:ud 58 Fri.mg .. Back 59 DH·r . ... ...... End 60 Gi-cc,cf!l ...... Tackle 62 Pari)h Back G.f • H rnj;1k ............ B.ick 65 Del.mcv .. .. .................... Back 66 Fonui~c . .. F. B.ick 67 ;\l.ni i 68 • Bak,·r 69 • I-I.incl

End .. B.ick .... End

70 •B.1chhubcr . . . .. ....... .. . .. .. Cen ter 71 Pcppt'r .. Gu;1rd

:\bh\ i n ................ Back H Fe!>!>kr Guard 7.f \X',1.c:ncr ...................... Back 76 Sm.ill ... . Cemt.'r 77 •Riberich ................. T Jckle 78 Chl'Ck . B:ick 80 •G.in ul .............. End 8.? Fi!>her .. .. ..... . . Back 8-i •Mathi~n ................ Tackle 86 Kuja\\;! ....... T ackle 88 Gl•orgc . Guard 90 •Olson .. . ....... . Gua rd 9.? Fergu)Cn Back 94 • Farin:a . . .............. Back 9G Kammer ·;;-; -.. : ... -~~ .. Ccncc r

STI~IM

STEVENS POINT TEACH ERS

11 B.inon. Howard .... Cl'ntcr 13 •Carruh.in. Bi ll . Q. B;ick 15 Con.1m. J.1ck . B.1Ck 17 S("hmidt, 11 .irold Tack le 1 S Swett. Jay .... End 19 •Stimm, I low.ird . . . . .. End 20 Sulli\.lll, \X':irrcn ... . B.1ck .?I Schrank. Bob .. Gu.trd .?3 King)IOn, Al End 24 • Fink. Fred . ll.u.:k 25 Olingy. Al . ll.1ck 26 S.mborn. Dick .. .. T .1ckl c .?7 • Schu nk. Bob ....... . . .... Gu.ml .?8 Rodenc:ll , G il . . Center .?9 Fox. Cbrencc Gu.ml 30 • Good rich. Joe .. .. Back 31 • Koehn. Fr,111k .. . . F. B.1ck 32 K:ilkofen. Leon ... . ........ Q. B.ick 33 • Hel minske, Al , ... End 3.f •Parr, Ken . . . .. ........ Center 35 •Otto. Ro~· . T .1cklc 36 Nikolai. ·sill ........ Gu.1rd 3i • Holm. Ea rl .. . . .... Tackle 38 • Friuch . T OO .. .. F. 8.1ck 39 Guzman, D ick ............ Gua rd

• Indica tes srJ. ni ng lineup.

O FFICIALS Arc M:i nsfil' ld Referee A rchie Mo rrow ............ Umpire N ick Sronenmn ...... Headlincsman

HOLM

· COACH

FINK KOE HN

EDDIE KOTAL

GOODRICH SCHUNK orro H ELMI NSK!

THESE PAGES HA VE BEEN MADE PCISIBLE BY STEVENS POINT BOOSTERS

BELMONT HOTEL I CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE I SCHNABEL'S MENS SHOP I 2~ ,gkVu!,

PORTER'S GROCERY I THE PAL I MILLER-SCHEIN CO. Inc. STEVENS POINT MOTOR CO. --

NIXON PRINTING CO. I COLLEGE EAT SHOP CONTINENTAL CLOTHING STORE Joe's Yellowstone Hotel & Cabins

ROBERT VENNIE I POP CORN STAND - Boston Furniture & Undertaking Co. SCHMIDT'S BARBECUE

Business & Professional Womens Club I PEIC~ERT'S MARKET I _ McAULl~E COR~~ HOP I THE SPOT CAFE

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I GYM ANTICS I j Attent ion .. ill rou g,il s .tnd bors'.

Be -,ure to bur .t mum for H o me­coming' T he \X'.r\ .A . girls will be se ll ing them in the 11.111, \X'ed nesd.1)' and Thu"d.1r , ,o ,how )'OUr schoo l spirit .ind buy one to wear at the g.1m(·.

r\nd sl'c.iking or s,hoo l sp irit , let mt remind rou th.it we· re having :1.

pep .\:.i.,e:mbly Tlu1 r,d.1,' mornin~ ;it i't :,o. There will be rclls, pep t ,ll ks. a ;ki t, s inging, .ind .1lso ., pe p b.1nd. If you· ve got ., lot or pep, we need you ; if rou h.wen't got a lot of pep, YO need to be there. Let's all tum out and re .illy show the fe ll ows that we've got some schoo l spirit and tha t we're a ll for them. How about it ?

At the \V/. A.A. meeti ng \V/ednes­day night, September 2-l, the ·new membe rs were initi ated and beg .in a two weeks pledge period. They will then be placed o n probation for the renu inder of the first semeste r and be t.ik en in as .1cti,·e members at the beg inning or th e second' semester.

STUDENT MANAGER "DOC" KULIDAS

Hardwork ing and ever loyal CSTC Boos te r

Suits Dresses Coats 80c

Cash & Carry

HENLINE'S Point Cleaners

11 2 Strong s

EMMONS Stationery & O ffice Supply Company

114 S trongs Ave.

SKIRTS SWEA;I'ERS

& BLO~SES

O ctober 1

October 1 1 O ctobe r 18 O ctober ~5 November I

TIIE POINTER

194 L FOOTBALL SCIJEDULE ... ... .. \\hilt:\\ .tt1..·r (l lLrt) I hH11u·omrn.~

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.r\t St. Cloud. ,\ l inn.

. ,\lih1.1ukce (I lcrc) NC>vcmbc r 8 .... .:\ t Northern lllin,>" T ,.11'11u, Dl' K.ilh. Ill.

FROM THE

IJ -,LnuOCKE: ROOM

11 .,. ,. Kul.i.da.d. a /a.dz RruM1Ut.ue"

•,Jl.l l}P\;:I ..: , I '/ II

ORGANIZATION BEGUN FOR BOWLING SEASON

r\t .1 mcd1n~ held I.isl week. "' .t:.rn1~.ttion \\,l.S b<:~un on thi, n:tr':,, bO\\ !in!,! .tdi\ 1tiL·~. !t .1ppe.1r, .lt tlu, \\ r!I IIH! th.11 .111 l't~ht -tcJm k·.1"u<. rn.n· h~· po:-.:,,1hle. Sc\ (.·n tl-.tnh .1r/ .... t1. rL .1..iy urhll'r ~pon~or:-. ltip : Chi lklt.1 Rlw. Phi SiJ.!lll,l Ep:-.i lon . Sporl liop

·I )un,1l.1y. 1'.1 t Shol' .. rnd t w,, 1·.,. ult 1 I ctnh. In .1dd1tion, :,,(.·\·t·r.d kl\11\,· \uu .. · ,1gnn.l up .tnd .tn 1..: ff{H t 1, h~ 111,t: 111.1,I~ lll or~~.1 11 1ze the u,d~I t1..:.1m tu ltlrm .1 h.1l.1n Lcd drl ult :\ kw more ml'n .. ire needed .111d .tn\· ont 111tc...·rc.·,t<:d :;houl'-1 i...: c: t in lo11d1 \\'ith ~tr. F., u~t. ..

e:ntr.d St.tte is h uldin!,: ib t\\l·ntr· ltJHJ• ()~bkt,,h .o I.! I Tl11..: k ·.l !,! lll' will proh.d1ly '"~in•• .;;c'conJ ;.111nu.1l hom<:cum 1n.i.: thi-. '' '-'L·k. 11,11 \\ h1tl·,,.1tc.:r_ · ·· . . ,' ,ntn ,llt tor; about O ctob1..·r 16 lllJ \'vhat do rou s,t}' we m.1kt.· ic the hc:.t I Thi, i.:;1,l·, dh: 1'\11nk1, .1 l'l.\\1r,I l't. ~ I . . . . . · · :t h.1s e\'l: r knnwn. l.c1 u, pitch in h1· ,ilt11 rit< ll ,ltk,11' .111.I t,,,1 lll". lh l· wil l ho\, I on l hu~~d.ty ~ ~t..·ning, Jt ,i.:cther and m,tke 1t a g.d.1 .1H.tir. \\ ''-' t1nlr ~ut.dmtn ,,di un\l11uhtt\lh ,i.l,l ,11111thtr 1) llO P 1\I on the South Side t\ llq,. 1,:c1 throu.~h cn ll l'fe oml' .1111..I wh.ll \\'-'do h11mu.11m1n.~ , tl!l 1n 1, dH: li,t. I llj'~!.1 1r::. . during uur four rt.tr st .t )' ,, di ru11.11n ·1 ht lt·.tm "-" .1nt1,1J' ,Ht·\I ilh: tll· \\ 1th us thwui.:,,hout 1)ur l1vl.:. , C..:ntt .d t cnuntt.r ,, tth \\ h1tt\\,lttr :.111.u.~ d1l hip- POINTE RS' FOES ~t.1a: 1, our co llcg..:. C~nt r.1 1 St.He,, 111 b1.: ,,\kil ch.impwn,h 1p ,t.:.1mr: 11t l.1,t \t.tr . • • ' •

our Aln1.1 1\l.1u.·r. L<:t, m.1h· her n.urn; You kno,, . ,11hi we.: kn,I\\ th.tt the 'lilt\: I ltrt":- how Ccntr.d St.ttc's fo1Hh.tll knm~·n throu1-:lwut. the n1tintry. ~tu~l:n1, I uf th.it game J 1~1 not ,lh1W du.: tru1.· rd.,-

1

OJ'J'Ol1l'Ob t hi,;; SC.ho n f.irL'd in t.:,tllll·, .tt N11trc D; une. Non,'1." c,t<:~n, St.rntord, rive ~trcn.i.:t h uf hoth tL1m,. It ".1, 1u,t . . .. ·k . I . . , 1 . ' t\l,1b.una, _Nd,r.1sk;1 , \X/1:,c~nsin e~c .. show one of chose d:t )·, \\ht·n t.:\Llythin.i.: 0,1..: r tilt "l_~ c:n'-. I he I Ollltt r, loL·, the !, Id z.1p anJ. pep during their .h~me- cli ck<'d for the Qu.tkl.' t, .mil t_hl· P1 ,intt·r, .tr(· n.uncd I 1r~t: ~om1n~ cc-lehr.wons. \Y/e _can p:i r t1c1p:1.tc o n the othc:r h.1nJ wl'rC ,ufkrin.i.: .1 rL'· I \\ ' hitcw.tter O. 0(+.::.tlb 1 I !~ 1ust as ,!.!UOd a celeb~atu?n ~:, they d0. 1.ip ... e :1 ftl·r .1 tou.i.:h .tn.:o um tr wuh )l il: Pl.tttt\ i lk· 0, Jllinois I orm.tl o I he students :u these 1n:,11t utwn., .tre.:n t I" iukl't.: Rr:\Cm ,L:t: 1s the thl·1n'-· "'Ill! ,,t j . .

,In)' .bc:ttcr than we .ire. Tht')' . . 1rt• ap· j ch·e .,lJLl:t~I· ... Lo uis Po:.lus:my 1, ,1 di.J\\'!l· O,hko:::ih 0. Northt rn i\ l 1~l.11g.111 pr~x,m.uc.:ly the same .1,i.;e. h<:1g ht .t~d he.tncJ lh.ip these d.l}'S bcc:t.USl' lw \\ ill l e.H. htr, 1 '2. ,,("" ~vc1,1.d~ t as we are. \X'e: :tre a lso c:qu.tl in I not hr: .1hk· tu p1rt1C1pate in thl' om· St. Cloud ~1. E.lll Cl.ii re O mtc:ll1~cncc. The on!r d ,fftrc:ncc 1, due ~.,ml· Ill· h.1, htl·fl loo kin,t.:. forw.ml to ~t'I k .• 0 C· II [ ? wy chose <;:ei:itr,tl St.ttc 10 Sl'Curc ourl \X' IIITI \X rt\TI R ll mvcver Louil· t::\pt:ch I t \\.Ill cc . . uro -h•,!.:!1er cJuc.~ tion fro_m :rn

1d the)' cho,c w bl· prl·, t·nt 1 , 11 till' sidelines 111,p1 ri n.~

1hL·1r re,;;pen1ve cu llep:c·'=. ) ou an<l I .no , hi, tl.·.imn1.ttl·, o n tn ttctory. We .irr: 'llll' \X' ILL BE l\flSSED d o ubt chu11:med :ind went to schoo l With th.tt Lou ie .q,prc·ci.llt:, the gi f i.. .rnd 1hc bo)'S and ~iris ~v!1 0 now .Htend one of the imt·n..:,ts of hi, m .. my frie nds. ~I r. 11.trri, above univerSltll'S . . :'le wtrc iu,t .b o ur new .ind "1!i"i71d natured P,rdwlogr p?pular an_J mad e Ju.st .as ,i::.oo~ ;t record inc;tru ctor taui,;ht ,H the KinS!,port 11 1.~h .1s they du.I. We d1dn t co~s1d tr them School 111 T cn nl'"t:l'. Kingspon High. in better th:in ou r~e lvcs. Now Just bc:c.1usc cac;e )'OU dun I know, prf'llluccd Bnhhv the)' :tt tcnd. a b ig n.tme schoo l :tr<: they eifer. th.u gn:Jt pn:p athlete who b ro kl..' mc~rc .sul:'e r!or tl~.rn we•! No t.her -=trc not. Bill De c;,rl'vc.1nt·,. ( of Au,ti n H u.:h With thi s m m1m.l. let us give ou r ~est f.une ) scori nt: record . Don' t fon.:et ·to e!fort tow.m.ls a succc_:,sful ho mcco mrny; . bu}' ruur l\'l um fur ho in r:ccmu n L:: The ) es, Cei:ttral ~ta t<: as cdeb.ratmg: H~ \YI.A.A. ~irl, wil l bl· wll in _g them in the hc~mccoi:n 1~g this week anJ HS. a lumni hall s \Xt~Jnt·sJa\' and Thur,J.ty. Br bur· will b~ JU-;t as pro~d to return to tt as the ing :a Mum yo u will ,how your home­a lumni o f the big n_amc schools arc coming spirit :rnd ,.i1.,0 incre.i st· the f1•

when thc:r return to their ~Ima matcrs .. '. .. nancial st.ttu,;; r)f the \Vl .t\ A. t re., , lH)', . .. rec~ ~cJ:_ is Central States homecom ing There a rc thirtf ,1x wce~cnd, durin,i.: rht

school ye.tr Juring winch ruu c.m go ~ate Oppo nents Score Central.,State home. hut lc:t u, · all ~t.t)' for HO~iE-1 ~19 Stout ····: ... o '- CO~II NG.

: ~~~ fl\~w~~k;~ ·········· 3 O Herc arc a few r, f our <e lection, on li;c

Eng ineers ... 7 9 outs tand in,t; ,c::i mc., Satur<la.r: Mil waukee .. 7 7 N.1,·r 20, \V/tst Vir,1,:ini.t ?: Cornell 2-. O shkosh .. . .... ... ... 29 O Syracuse 7 ; Vil\.1nov .1 ., 1, Ct·ntre (,· Vir-E:rn C la ire . ...... .. 20 D gi nia 2 1. Y.tle I'\: Pnn cc:111 n '\I, \Y/1 ili.11n, Ri\'e r Fa lls .......... 7 O 6 ; Arm)' :!O. Ciudl'I O; Furtlh.im 2 1. E,1u Claire ... .. ..... 0 6 S.M.l '. I ): Centr.d ~I.Ill' I (,, \X' hit<:w.ne:r \Xlhitew:ttcr ... .. .. . 5 O I_); i\."otrc: D.1mc 25. Jn d1.1n.1 6; \Xli•mm-Pl:t tte\'i lle ... ........ . 0 38 'i lll 20, l\l ,11qul t1 c 1·1: ~u rdrn·c:,t e rn 20. (No G ame ) K.,n,a.. St,ltt: 0: Purdue -, Piii..burg (, : O <i hko:.h ........ 7 O Ur.tdley Tech ~I . 1\rk.1n,,1., 1\ . M . o;· ~Ii -.Milwau kee ......... 8 6 ch1,i.::in 16. low.1 "'; ll lino1, 3~. M i.uni Eau Claire .6 26 (Ohio) - ; Ohio Lite 1 ·1. ~outlu:rn C.il. Whitewater .... . .. 6 13 11 _: .Al.1h,1m.1 20. 1\fj ,.,j...,ipp i :-it.tie 11,: O shko!iih ............. 0 7 1\f1 ...,1,,1pp1 ~I. <.;,,uth\\'e,tl.'rn (,· Fli,rid:1 111. \ '(lcs lep n .7 O 11. T.11nr,.1 O: V.1ndt·rb1lt 21, 'i-t.: nne,,ec: D eKalb..... . .. .. 1'1 12 Po l}' fl; Tc:nnl·"L·<: 13, D uh-; \X'.i,hin,t.:-

Lt)llis l'oslusz ny, who suffered a broken leg in the opening game.

LUMBER & MFG. CO. Lumber, Millwork & Building Maleria l

24 7 N. 2nd St. Phone 1304

JACOBS & RAABE

JEWEf-RY - MUSIC - RAJ:)10

Expert Watch Repairing

1922 1923 1924, 192 5 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 193 2 1933 IY34 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939

1'1 ilw;1ukce ... ..... . 14 6 inn I f: O rq.:on - : \t.tndfu rd 20. l " C. I. .A. I M :rnk,Lt O ... ....... ... ,() 0 -: r :il 1h1rn1.1 20, \'(/;1, h. St 6; On:,i.:.o n ·2 1, l\lil wau kec ......... . 27 6 Id.tho O. r-~~~~~~_:..;===============~

111 Water St. Phone 182

The

Sport Shop Official College

GYM SUITS GEO. W. FROST & SONS

422 Main St

SMART SHOP EXCLUSIVE

Ladies Wearing Apparel STEVENS POINT, WISCONSIN

COATS DRESSES

& SUITS

THE POJNTER

hampagne Music y Lawrence Welk

ORGANIZATIONS .1

I he (h.,mpagne J\!u ,ic of Law­rn,e \'i'clk," with Jerry 13urke and lit , kct ri( org.1n, and J.1yne \v' a lton l,lli1n:d .is , octlist- is coming to tcXCll> Point on Mond.1y, O ctober . d,rL·ll ly from the Tri.111 011 in Chi-·'.~''· The popul.tr b.1ndleadcr will l.1r for d.111ccrs al th e P. J. Jacobs lrg h School Gym. Adv.111cc t ickets,

o n ,.de .11 drug stores, arc 1.00 per "'l·r,on. Admis~ibn fo r spcct:1tors is

Jorty-four cents. The d.,nce is being ,pon.sored by the Junior Chamber of c:ommcrce.

GUARANTEE HARDWARE STEVENS POINT

Come in and see the Esquire approved fashions in overcoats.

$14.95 and up

PASTERNACKl'S 309 Main St.

Whitney's ~~~~ Candies 455 MAIN ST.

TYPEWRITERS

Carbons

NEW REBUILT USED

<i>

Ribbons

F. M. PHELAN 112 Spruce St. Phone 1445

0\\IEGA J\I U CH I TEA . Omcg.1 i\lu Chi orority ga\'C rts ,1nn11.d f.dl tc.1 Thursday, ep­lcmbcr 25, in the Home Ee P,rlors. Rcceivin~ the guc!'lts were 1\1arg.iret i\lurri,h, K,1thryn Piehl , 'e\',l J.1n e Burroughs, and Lilli .in 13oc. Patron­nc,scs i\lrs. Chas. C.1, hin , i\ l rs. P.d ­mcr T,,y lor, and 1\ l rs. \v'il so n Schwah n, an J Mrs. H .iro ld Tolo. honorary member poured. i\liss yblc fason and Miss lle rtha Glennon

have been chosen as the faculty ad­visors for the year.

ALPHA KAPPA RHO Alpha Kappa Rho, honorary music

fraternity, will hold its annua l homecoming banquet ,Saturday noon Octobe r 4, at the 13elmoht Hotel. All the alu mni of the fraternity are in­v,ted.

Every Monday from 3 :00 to 4 :00 p.m. the fr ate rnity presents a radio Program on which they play mu~ica l recordings, and tell th e story of the selections.

L.S.A. The Luther League of the First

English Lutheran church will ho ld a reception for the Lutheran students of the college Thursday evening, October 2, at 8: 15 o:ciock in the church parlors. Mr. Knutzen of th e co ll ege facu lty wi ll be the speake r of the even ing .

All Lutheran students and their fri ends are cordially in vited to at­te nd .

WELCOME GRADS

During Your Spare Time Enioy HANNON BACH Lunches

ClilCKEN DINNERS OUR SPECIALTY

HANNON-BACH PHARMACY

Between the Banks

Join Stevens Point Ci vie Music Association

Hear Radio Screen and Opera Stars

Adult Memberships $5.00

Students $2.00

Federal Defense Tax 10%

TA GAMMA BET A TEA The ·1:"c,u Gamma Beta Sorority

~,-·e their annu.d fal l lcJ \v'e<lnes­d.,y, Oct. 1, from ·l :00 to 6 :00 p.m. ,n _ the Home .l:c P.1rlors. Dorothy \Xlirkus. ,\l oh.1 \v'alter, and potron­ncsscs r\ l rs. E. T . Smith .ind i\!rs. Delzell poured. i\ lrs. \Vm. H.1n­scn, 1\lrs. E. Pfiffner, Mrs. Spindler, ,ind i\ 1,sscs C.irmclit.1 \Xi i rkus, Ger­trmlc Rond e.tu , and F.1y \Vendorf rcce i"ed. /\liss Ruby Greiling on<l .\I ,ss Helen /\lcston h.H·e been <hoscn as the faculty ad\' isors for the yt,ar.

NEWMAN CLUB An invitation to attenJ the Marian

Congress, a C.Y.O. co nvention of the La Crosse diocese, at La Crosse on Oct. 5, was extended to Miss Roach and delegates of the Newman Club. Plans are being mode to send mem­bers to attend the Solemn Hig h Cathedral, and the meeti ngs in the Aquinas Schoo l in the afte rnoon.

SIGMA ZETA James Ungec was elected Vice

Master Scien ti st of Zeta Chapte r, Sigma Zeta, at its first regu la r meet­ing of the school year last Wed nes­day evening. He wi ll fill the unex­pired term of G era ld Thusing, who has not return ed to school this year. Other officers of the Chapte r are floyd Nixon, Master Scien t ist, and Mr. Gilbert Faust, Secretary-Trea­su rer. Mr. Edgar Pierson is program chai rman for the year.

_Sigma Zeta is a N ~tional Honorary Science Fraternity w ith some thirteen active cha pters in the count ry. Zeta Chap ter was charte red in 1929 and was an outgrowth of the Science club whi ch was o rga nized he re in l 92 l. To be elig ible for act ive membership, a student must have at least a junior rati ng and must be majoring in a science or mathemati cs. H e must have a grade point average of at leas t 2 pomts pee · credit in science and . m~thematics and 2 points per cred it m general scholarship. Elec­t ion of members will be held some­time in O ctober. Associate members may be elected from members of the sophomore class who present the same qu ali ficatio ns.

Two of the facu lty members of Zeta Chapter are national officers .

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FROM THE CRI TJC'S BOX : Why Jon't we h,l\'C ushers anJ usherettes who would see that sea ts are re­served when necessary, who wou ld p re, cnt peop le from sav ing five choice seats for friends whom they are expecting in ten minutes, and who would maint:tin some order in what is supposed to be a co ll ege au­ditorium, not a hig h school gymna­sium? IN T HE AUDJENCE: From the genera l concensus of opinion and judging by the ·"stoncli ng room only" , it can be said that UNCLE TOM"S CABIN made a hit with everyone. And acco rding to my ob­servations, not only the Trai n ing School children fe lt the emotion of the p lay. Did you not ice the anxi ety written on the faces of the co ll ege st udents when LJTTLE EV A was about to cl ie ?' And did you hear members of the facu lty hi ssing at SIMON LEGREE? BACKSTAGE: l was just in time, afte r having pushed my way through ;"' the milling crowd , to see th e puppets before they were put in to separate bags and put to bed in a large suit­case, to sleep until the next pe rfo r­ma nce. All of them a re carved out of wood, th at is, all except LJTTLE EVA who is · done in plastic. The amazing thing about th e puppets is the a lmost l ife-like size which they seem to atta in on the stage, when actually they a re so small. That is due, l am told , to the fact that they a re so expe rtly proportioned . One of the membe rs of this co mpany of puppeteers has wo rked under TONY SARG. LbBBY CHATTER : overheard that the wo rkshop plays (one-acts ) will be under production soon, and that the three-act p lay will not see the foot lights ' ti ll next semester.­Saw Miss Carlsten backstage last week-Maybe .there's going to be a puppeteer's club and maybe they'll put on so me puppet shows for all of us- There's to be a pep assembly from 11 :30 to 12 :00 on next Thurs­day.

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