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Series III Vol. VII No. 18 Stevens Point, Wis., February 23, ~933 . Price 7 cents

POINTERS MEET BADGERS MONDAY BIGGEST GAME

OF THE"-YEAR FOR COLLEGE

Three Weeks Of Pledging And One "Hell Week" Await Greek Pledges

After the so-called 'week of si- Omega Mu Chi sorority presen-

BIG MARDI-GRAS TO BE FEATURED BY DANCE, SHOW lence ', fraternity and sorority ted the service to new pledges in

pledging was be~ Monday even-· the Women's Room of the colle~e. ing. Acoording to the rules adop- Those who received the service ted by the Greek Council last are Evelyn Stephenson, Helene

Capacity Crowd To See Univer- year, pledge .period will last for Waterman, Helen Piehl, Loraine College ~val To Be Held Next sity M'eet Kotll.bnen At Wis- three weeks and be culminated by Geth~g. Jane Anderson, Marga- Tuesday; Harold Stevens '

eonsin Rapids In New 'hell week', llu ring which t ime, ret Mortenson, Ella Mortenson, Band To Play Field House ,pledges mny be observed perform- Helen Bunker, Vera Torkey, Plenty of entertainment is in

P laying before a capacity ing many arrd varied antics for Gwendoline Colburne, and Marga- store for students and towns­crowd Coach Kotal 's league-lead- the entertainment of active mem- ret Novitzki . people next Tuesday when the an-. ing basketball quintet will take tiers, and supposedly, for the hen- -Fraternities Announce Pledges nual college Mardi-Gras will be

the floor against " Doc" Mean efit of the pledges themselves, - F ' 1

d h ushered in with a jitney matinee l'k at' g spinach no doubt ive men were Pe ged to t e dance in the old gym at 4 oJclock.

well's· Badgers ' this coming lllon-1

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' • Phi Sigma Epsilon fraternity · · I Fi Id So ·t· p1...i- 18 A big show in the aud1tor1um at day night in the Linco n e ron 1es ~-v llfonday night at a re,,"tilar meet-'d 8 and the carnival and costume

House at Wisconsin Rapi s. · On Monday evening, The Tau ing in the Gingham Tea Room. dance in the new gym at 9 :30 Large Advance Sa.le Gama Beta administered the Bill Nason, Bob Steiner, Neal o'clock will f eature lhe night fro.

pledge service to seven · prospec- · Rothman, Bob Tardiff, and Arba lie. The game will be the outstand- tive members, including Margaret Shorey received the pledge ser-

ing basketball attraction sche- Turrish, ..Barbara Joy, Gaywood vice. King And Queen Candidates duled foi: Centra l Wisconsin this Skinner, Florence Knope, Viola Chi Delta Rho fraternity pledg- Candidates for King and Queen year, · and fans from all the sur- Ilotvedt, Adeline .Bellman, and ed three men at their regular of the Mardi-Gras were selected i,ounding te1Titory are taking ad- Ellyn Salen. The service was he1d meeting in the Men's Lounge. The by the various classes last Thurs­vantage of the opportunity to see at the home of Miss Betty Rice, pledges are Sam Kingston, Larry day. The royal couple, elected by the University team in action 704 Main street. Bishop a,nd Ted Ketterl. popular v'ote, will be crowned at against our own Pointers. The ca- the costume dance to the tune of pacious Field House seats approxi- Harold Stevens and his popular mately six thousand, and the ac1- Debaters To Leave fli.rzv To Donate dance orch~tra. vance sale indicates that every p . 'J' 'C" C · Candidates elected by tire re-seat will be filled when the w1ust1e For St. Paul Mon. rrzes ror ontest spective classes are ,

blows. ~1:r. Bur1·on!?hs and a squad of In conjunction. with the forth- Seniors Although the W isconsin game ~ coming: Point-Wisconsin basket- William Scribner

h b" ·1 f ti fo the five men will leave Monday night Blanche 'fyler is t e ig ti t o ie yea_r . r f r for the Northwest Debate tournn- ball game, F erdinand A. Ilirzy, Juniors Pointers, t hey are not pr1mmg O official gift-counselor to C. S. '.I'. it as much as thev are for the men t at St. Thomas College in St. C . George Maurer

J t Paul. The tourney will be,,din ., announces a score-guessing Kathryn Wi~ns Stout and Oshkosh games t ha t t t II t l d Soph · Tuesday, Febl'lla.ry 28, and will con es open o n s ttc ents an omoreo precede it. A notice on the poster Inst until l\Iarch 3. The debaters !acuity memlbe~s of the college. A Ronald Winn advertising t.he in.me states that will speak on both sides of the oottl_c of exclusive P. erfumc _va lued Berenice Edick Conch Mennwell and his varsity t f d II II b d d Freshmen question, changing sides with a . ive · 0 ars "'1 e awar e Neal Rothm=

~=t;:~li~ngi;:fo~c 1~~~k~~bn~~ a~~ each debate. Central State will tchoe eysoutnh g w

1om!n t whtool e gutess

1· Elda Roseberry

between halves. It is our hum bl be represented by Ce I est i n c m ? c ose,. o 1c. ac na Tickets for both the dance and 1~ Nuessc, Donald Mills, Burton score, while a h~ndsome bill fold main show will be sold for 65 cents

opinion that t heir varsity wi Hotveclt, Clarence Styza and '.l'om of_ equa l value will go to the male and will give 1,000 votes for the · have their hands full giving a de- Smi th. - Competition is expected' winner. King and Queen. Tiekets for the

monstration dur ing the game. to be keen , for twenty colleges Contest Rules dance on.ly will ·be sold for 40 Pointers Though~ Ea.sy representing various sections of J<'ollowing are the rules o.f the cents and will allow 400 votef! .

. h the mid-west have accepted invi- contest,· 1. One guess to each per- Admittance to the main show in ·Wisconsin, although rated h1g t i d' · · ill 25 tations. son. z. Names of both teams ancl 1e au itormm w cost cents

in the Big Ten conference, has d · 250 t p J been running into several snags t_heir, r espective scores to be spe- an gi':'es vo cs. opu ar

Oh· d cified. 3. Sign name to slip, sea l votes will be sold !O for one ce~t. lately, losing to Iowa, 10' an Dance After Stout in envelope and leave at Hirzy '" A thermometer Will be posted m Illinois in succession. They may r, · - • · • ••· · hftH-n · ti a ----; ook.-.t1=n.th RointeE -a set.u-ps, _ame--Frida-y-Night -Je.w1!1Ty-stol' bl!fore nme o c1ockt •·· ·d· dem .11 •Ch cw, Ytl coudn~e, r

.,. h e . . . Saturday evening. Use entry O ny an w1 s ow 1e ar Y and there-in may lie our c anc A dance will be !1 cld m the new blank on page five column fou r. (Continued on Pago 2 col. 2) of victory. gym tomorrow 111ght after the ' , Poser, H.Lmmann, and McD~; Stout •basketball game.

Concert Sch(Jduled For Assembly Today; R~al f Tonight ls Postponed Comedian Tuesday

nald have been the "Big guns Chi Delta: Rho fraternity is on Meanwell 's quintet, and are sponsoring the dance and an out­the men who will l1ave to be stop- side orchestra \vill furnish the ped. The Badgers famous short- music. -Students will be ad.mitted Because of the illness of Mrs. There will be a r,cguln r student pass game will be utilized by Wis- for 25 cents. Townspeople will be Kathleen Powell Van Buskirk the a.ssem'bly at JO o'clock .this morn-consin to score their points. Coach taxed 35 cents. concert which was to be held in ing. Kotal 's squad is ready, and may the college auditorium tonight has Next Tuesday morning Miss pack enough dynamite ' to upset .--------------. been postponed to sometime next Edna Means, humorist, comedian the .university five. Wit1' Krumm, NOTICE week. and interpreter o th e drama, will Bishop, and Thompsotr' slapping All students are urged to The Twiliglit Music club is entertain. On Tuesday, l\ln,,ch 7, them in, and Marsh -and Gregory appear in costnmes at the . soonsorin!? •t.· ··-··h• fnx...tJie-be- cth-e-Gh-iea-go-Art41heatr compa .. ., -----s

ua-rd-ing-=-welr,oh:J-froc-ilrlikelyf >-MardrGrwrd&lfCfCinlne new nefit of the local chapter of the will give an ente rtainment in the to pull a few more hairs out o gym Tuesday night. Red Cross. Mrs. Van Buskirk is auditorium at 8 o'clock in the his spa,rse thatch. ·--------------· suffering with a severe· cold. even ing. r

THE POINTEK

Vol VII. 1

THE POINTER No. 18

j Publl1hed Weekly at Stevena Point by the •tudent• or the Central Wtsconain ~tate Teaehoro College. Sub•cription Price •2-.00 per year. .

1 Entered aa eecond-Claaa matter May 26, 1927, at the post office at SteTtlll 1Point, Wiaconain, under the Act of March 3, 1879.

EDITORIAL STAFF

Editor .. .. .. ... . ... .. .. .. ... George B. Maurer, Phone 240J or 43; Office 1584 ANOeiate Editor .. ... ................................ . ...... ... . John Wied Bporte Editor ...... ..•..... . . ... ... ... .... ... ... ..... . . .. . Bamnel H. Bluthe Society Editor ... ............ .. ... ... . . .. .. . . . ..... . ...... Florence Woboril Nows •.•........... . ........... .. Donald Crocker, Natalie Gorskj1 Tom Smith Honorary Member ... . . . ... ... .. ... ..... . ... . . _ .. ... .... • Burton E. Hotved\

BUSINESS STAFF

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Faculty A.dvuer ........................... . . ......... Raymond M. Bightsell

) (College O!!!ce In!onn&tion, Phone 224) •

BOOK THIEVES MAKE IT BAD FOR REST OF STUDENTS

Students are wondering why the privilege o.f using the reserved ehelve · in the library has ,been restricted - so is -Mr. George Allez, librarian, wondering just where 'the some 150 reserved books have disappeared to durin-g the past semester.

.A partition now separates the reserve shelves .from the regular stacks. Hereafter students desiring the use of the reserve section must ask permission from the Hbrarian in charge. The regular stacks ,\;ill be _open, as in the past. · Mr, .A..llez stated that he was disappointed in being forced to this action. However it was done· in the interest of the students and the college. The loss of 150 books represents approximately $300. With state appropriations being slashed continually it will be a problem to re-place , the stolen text.s.

STUDENT

BROADCAST

w ants Oredentlals Beady ll!r. Editor:

At a recent mnss eon fcrcnee J w:ts surprised to henr that the ma in rcn~ou for the incompleteness of cTcd C' ntlal~ was through, the negligence of some of the directors of our vutious eoll l•ge de· pnrtmonts. Such vital things as ur C' · dentials nro not' ready to send out to prospective employers. I think ~ lw t tlic Dircetors should to.kc an excccthug· ly nctive interest in tho "scorch for positions". If a. student were to nppl,v for a. job todny, his references, would not be nt hand.

We fint.1 tbnt the Directors have Ut·cn nsked many t imes to fulfill (his ta~k which would require but n few minutes. It may men n a j ob to some student.

Let 's hope that these f ew linus will cnusc some Uirccto.r to sco the need for promptness in th is vitnl matter.

"LOOKING }"OR A JOB" '

Favors Tuition Plan For Iris Deur Editor:

If students continue to abuse the one privilege remaining in usinir the reservesecilo,r,that too, will be withdrawn. In that event students desiring reserve books would have to get in line ea~h day.

The J3st few wee~ have witncs-;cd =========================== === ==! the promotion of nn Iris enmpnigu

THESE RECENT GRADUATES LISTEJ> · BELOW HAVE FOUND THEIR PLACE IN TH~ E,>Ut:ATIONAL WORLD. YOU

WILL FINL> YOURS, If YOU WORK . AN L> PERSEVERE.

By FRANK N. SPINDLER

'30 Reading, Margaret M., B. Ed., 1930, C. S. T. C., Tctr. High School Amherst, Wis.

'30 Reid, Herbert P., 4 yr. Rural Sup. B. Ed., 1930, C. S. T. C. Tchr., 1st Class State Graded School, Friend­ship, Wis.

'31 Repko, Mary E., 4 yr. Home Ee. B. Ed., 1930, C. S. T. C . . Tchr., Homo Economics, Union High School, Hayward, Wis.

'32 Rczntto, John L., 4 yr. H. S., B. Ed., 1931, C. S. T. C. Instr. Glee Club and Voice, Elmhurst

L ( M . d 1928' sponsored by tho Senior Class. To ll''' · H._S., Three nkcs. .nrnc I cure subscriptions a persona! campnign Aheo Ombolt). . wns conducted. At pre.sent 300 copi\•S

'32 :~ndclf ~Ir°( f' :/~ JrSe:· ~- hove been ordered. At $3.00 per copy,

J rtn .. 0 lr~-n~ 88

~,. · r(.l[ ~o J plus advertising, Mardi Gras receipts, unction, l .. /,.

19· arnc nnd q rgnni <tn tion fees, the bil ls enta iled

1931, Grncc Belhng) . in the making of the 1933 Iris will be we would be glad to i:;,ar from our met-it is hoped.

graduates. Write and te us how you Now I ask, why not subsCriUc fur our are, and let us know that you still ,re- Irises ns wo do for our · P oi nters member· C. 8. T. 0. pa.)ing $1.00 per somcstcr in our iut ti -

F . • N. SPINDLER vity foe collected nt the beginning ·of ---.---- each semester ! In tho first -place,

BIG MARDI-GRAS TO BE FEATURED

BY DANCE_, SHOW (Conti nued from Page 1 col. 4)

O\'Cryone ,\•ould receive nn Iris just a:1 every one receives n. Pointer. Seeond, the price per copy wou!d be lowered from $3.00 to $2.00. Third, this sy•tcm would be fnir, allowing the snmc pri,·i ­lcgcs for .the Iris na for the Poin ter Staff. (We nrc not objceting in :rny manner to the Pointer system ; we, iu fnet, advocate that sn{nc nrrn ngcmcnt to r the Iris).

College, Elmhurst, Ill . '30 Rice; Grace H., 2 yr. Int. Tchr., standing,; of the respective can-

In another issue ol this paper, scv. eru l students expressed tbc fnct that they favored the semester pion of pay­ment fo r the nnnunl ns wen as for the school paper. How many students wOuld ndvocntc the ndoption of such a plan fo r our annual in place of the present system of II grab where ~me cnn ' 1 'l

Int. Grades, West DePero, Wis. didates. '30 Richard•, Lillian J., 2 yr. Prim. A Costume Dance Tchr., Prim. Grades, St. Gr. School,.

Lac du Flambeau, Wis. . Alta Stauffer, senior class pre.~-'30 Richnrdson, William· S., 3 yr. H. S. ident, urges all students and out­

Teh:, Grnm Grades, Caspian, Mich. aiders to wear costumes at the '31 Riley, Bernice A., 4 yr. H. S. carnival dance . in the evening.

B. Ed., 1930, C. S. T. 0. Tchr. Jr. II. e., Fond du Lac, Wis. ..\\.ttractive prizes will be awarded

''ME"

"1932 Revue " '30 Robertson, Dorothy A., 2 :l'.!y Prim. to the best costumed couple as Tchr. Int. Gr., Necod ·h, W!s. well as to the most allurin coed ·n- th aml-ito

ets lizabeth _ !l=.lLJ>._ =-T- · " s ws· • ·11 h ' "1932 R Ed., 193J,..C,- C T h G nm nuU youn., man 111 I g_ e. rmm WI present t e e-.. ~ ark, 01: · c r., r · Harold Stevena' collegiate band vue". It is a coherent, fast moving

'30 Roohr, Winona E., 2 y r. Prim. will only ·be one of the features skit of the •happenings of 1932 Tchr. Prim. Grade•, Colby, Wis. of the carnival dance. Balloons, featuring such notables as· John

'31 Ropelln, Albin J., 2 yr. St. Gr. whistles serpentine confetti and the Janitor, i;:rank Spindler, Prin. Tchr., Rural School, Stevens ti ' . "f ' ·11 b d "st i " P ,, a· · · "H I ., S · Point, Wis. o ier no1~y avors w1 e I . r - ete 'wvannm1, en . tei-

'31 Ropella, Raphael R., 2 yr. St. Gr. buted to the crowd. The·crownmg ner, Charlie Evans and Georgie Prin. Tchr. , Burn! School, .Stevens of the King and Queen will be Allez. '!'he majn show is scheduled P~int, Wis. (Married Phoebe another feature. . for 8 o'clock. Michelsen's band ';;:,b:rt) . Ed"th B · 4 H e Big Main Show will play from 7 :30 to 8 o'clock.

'31

E c.t ~~;d. 1;30, ;.'~'. T. f T::;., Arthur 'fhompson is in charge The band will appear in costume. Adult Class, Vocational School, of the matinee dance. Styza will You should see how John the Ja· Stevens Point, Wi•. (M rricd W. conduct the main show. Patricia nitor and the o~hers will appear. L . Bothman). . Cowan is in charge of the po-pu- The cast sounds good. The Com-

'31 Rozell, Theodore W., 4 y r. Rural . d ]'," a· · ·tt ·-·-•· • J f 1· ___ ~ up. B. Ed.,_1931, CJ!. T. Q....Tchr,, l_!!rity. contest a_n __ ,,yron !ese__1s_ nu ce gu=e a rn 1c - Mathematics, E•gli•h and Band, handlmg the dance decorations. show.

THE INQUIRING REPORTER I THE QUESTION: Do you fr.vor an­other Chicago e:rcun,ion this IIJ>dng rnn on the same terms as the one two :reara ngo?

Allan Hodell : 1 think they should ·hold it over un t il this summer when the fair is in progross and not l~t them .sec just the buildings. Othcrw1So I think it's a good. idea.

Alice Sorenson: I didn.'t go' two years ago, but it sounds good.

Art Thompson: Mmm.m, do II I think it 's a swell idcn, •uausc we hnd euch n good t imc on tho Jnst one. In ta.ct, 1 fa ,·or it.

Bill Herrick: l 'd like to go to Chi· cngo. But I'd like to hnvo more chnnco to see the town, nnd not have the trip so closely plnnned ns to ti.me. They ought to .rna ke tho time longer.

Richard Scbwahn; I ' m in favo r ol thut Ohieago triv. They should have lrn<l it Inst yc:tr. I think it's R good id,·a . The Chi Dells back it. ·

Stanley Popek: I think it'• , n. good ide:t but I wouldn't bo able to go. So m~ of us don 't feel we ·could afford it. But as long ns you wnnt to go badly enough, you en u find the ensh.

Wilson Schwahn: I dou 't tn vor it lH•enuse I don't belicvo it's cdueation­nl. Last time eve rybody was so t ired when t hey got there thnt t hey slept through most of the day.

Ray Koehl : Tho Soo Linc itself is h:t\'i nj:( t.oo m a n Y excursions. It wouldn't be worth it, especially when the fnir doc:m 't rcn.lly start •till this summer.

Peto Peterson: Yes. I fn.vor one, but in t hese hnrd times I don't know whether people would be able tO scra.pc up onough '' tlough ' ' or not.

" Bt> irnty is only ski n deep", our mothers used to tell us. But all of us nO\\· adnys, mothers included, know thnt b<"nuty i.s more than 1tkin deep. Beauty of skin und contour nnd outline goe.!i with e ighteen carnl Uenuty and it all conu~s from within.

The first rule is tho cleanliness that c:omcs ou ly from tho bath·a·day. Not n prolonged so:tk ing hut n quick sponge or shower - lnthcri ng tho body with so:1 p t hen using n flesh brush briskly. Rinso quickly with warm then cold wa· tc: r, then ruh you r body nil over with a rough towel. Bringing th o blood to the !mrfnce is a wonderful help in keep­ing the pores active, tho akin emooth :111d clcnr. '1'wicc n. week tak.o n longer bath in rea lly hot wri ter, f ollowed by n witch hnzcl rub. After your morning shower :l <lusting' of deodorant powder flt•lll'ntcly frngranccd with wn.tor lilies wi ll add to your comfort and keep you Lrcsl · l:Y-'-duoing---th - , . cidcntally, a liberal dusting ot this su mc 1>0 wder on your foot nnd in your ~li m>e rs IJcforc a pn rty will keep your feet from blisters :ls you dance.

Anoth er necessary uid to beauty is s leep. If you nre up Into on o nigh t, go to hcd ar ly t he next night. 1 cnn 't ~u:ira ntce eighteen cu rnt bon.uty if you nr,-:lc ·L thiK pnrt of you..r regime. And sleep with your "' in<lowa wide open. Presh air while you sleep is ns vitul to hcnuty ns bathing, exorcise nnd cold crcn m.

Just before retiring, a cleansing and .massage ercnm applied to taco and neck und Iott on a few minutes will clonnso soothe nnd beautify your skin. If in~ clincd lo _!l_rr!>CRl!, _'Llittlc moro- mn.y , be -app iccf around lhe eyes a nd on the throat nnd left on nil night.

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· STOUT, HERE TOM.ORROW NIGHT POINTERS AFTER EIGHT STRAIGHT IN CONFERENCE

Stout Rated High in Conference After Downing Superior After

Superior Toppled La. Crosse TBAOHERS STANDINGS

W L Pct. Stevena Point .. : . . ........ 7 o 1,000 Lo Crosse · .... ......... . .. 6 1 .857 Oshkosh ...... . ... .. .. . . .4 1 .800 Stout Institute .. ...•. . . ... 3 3 .500 River Falls .. . ... . . . . ..... 3 5 .375 Whitewater ... . ...... ... . 2 4 .333 Platteville ........ .. ..... 2 4 .33~ Milwaukee ........... . ... 2 5 .2S6 Enu Clai.Ye ................ 1 4 .200 S uperior ........... . ... . . 1 4 .200

Friday's B.e9lllta Superior 28, La Crosse 23. Oshkosh 25, Whitewater 23. Milwaukee 40, Plattcvillo 34. River Foils 42, Stout 39.

Ga.me Tod&y Stout at Enu Claire

· Games Frld&y Stout at Stevens Point. Platteville at La Crosse­Whitewater at Milwaukee Eau Claire at River Falls

Ga.me Nan Satnrd&y Stevens Point at Oshkosh

Going into the last stretch of the conference race, the Pointers will defend their championship claim against Stout Institute here tomorrow night in the new gym.

. Stout Rated High The Pointers defeated the Stout

quintet there earlier in the season, 47 to 31, but the Blue Devils han come to life since then, and have been playing bang-up ball. They defeated Superior, the team that edged La Crosse out of the w1dc­feated class, and have won over Eau Claire and River F'alls.

Stori, Anderspns, Star

Whitewater Quintet Bows · · To Pointers, 46-24

The Whitewater team, rated by stropgest, but Mundt failed to get many as one of the strongest his us u a I number of basket.a, teams in the conference, bowed in Thompson holding him to a single defeat to the Championship- field goal. •bound Pointers before a crowd of Line-ups: 1,500 last Friday evening. Before STEVENS POINT (46)-the Pointers scoring combination . •a FG FT PH PF had been stopped by the final Krumm, f · · · · · · · · 9 2 o O 3

I . 'l th had ed t t I H1LDSan, f .... ..... 1 o o o o w us. e . ey ~arner a o a Peterson, t .. . .. . o o o o o of 46 pomts to their opponents 24. Bishop, t . ........ 30 6 1 3 1

Close At Start Eckerson, t : . . . . . . 2 O O o Q

\Yhitewater threatened at the K lement, f · · · · .. · · o O O O O

POINTERS MEET OSHKOSH QUINT

ON HOME FLOOR Kota.lmen Seek. To Keep Confer

ence Record Olea.n Aga.inst Old Rivals; Ba.d Pla.ying Floor

Fighting to hold their lead in the Teachers College conference the ·Pointers will journey to Osh­kosh Saturday to meet the dang­erous Kolfmen on their own floor.

Thompson, c ...... 22 5 2 l 2 start of the game to give the Tardiff, c .. . ..... 5 o o o 1 Oshkosh " Jinx" Team Pointe.rs a hard 1battle but fell by Gregory, g · · · · · · · · 18 3 3 O 3 Oshkosh is always bad for the • the ways ide when the going got Omholt, g · · · ... · · · 4 1 o O 1 Pointel'IS on their own home floor. t h Th p · t h d l Marsh, g . . .. . . ... 12 1 2 1 o oug · e om era a unusua · Bader, g . .. .. ...... 2 1 o o o No one can seem to remember

ly hard luck on their shots sink- . , - - - - - when a Point team has ,beaten ing 19 out of 105 attempts. How- TOTALS .... 105 19 8 5 11 Oshkosh there. Last . year the ever, Whitewater was oµtplayed Pointers beat Oshkosh by a large in every department of the game. WHITEWATER (24)-•s FG FT FM PF score here, and then were beaten

Nolan Gregory, diminutive Kinzer, t ......... 2 o o 2 o just as •badly there. This year Ko-Point guard, played a bang-up Shannon, f · .. · · · · O O O O O tal's quint took the B'Goshmen floor game and sank three field ~ hul tz, f · · · · · · · · · 1 1 1 0 O 40 to 25, and if the Oshkosh jinx goals and three free throws for II cbuett, f · · · · · · · · 1 o o o o Lambie t 6 a 2 1 2 is ever to be broken, it will be total of nine points. BishOip, con- ' · · · · · · · · f Mundt, c ......... 10 1 2 o 3 broken ,Saturday. erence scoring leader, again Stevenson, g _ ... .. . 6 2 o 2 3 . Even if the Pointera should lose

topped the Point players in indi- Somers, g · · · · · · · · 2 1 O O 011

to Oshkosh, they would retain a Yidual scoring, making six field Ruthe, g · • · · · · · · · 0 0 0 0 goals and

II free throw for II total Janicsek, g .. . . ... n 1 1 1 ~ share in the championship, pro-

of 13 points. Thompson was close i~~~rs!, i:·::::::: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ;~~~1h~!~ai~ t~~eiast~:~~ ~i;:~ behind BishO'J), with five field - - - - - season. Oshkosh has a matbema-goals and two free throws. Both TOTALS ··· · · .37 9 6 6 11 tical chance to claim the cham-Bishop and Thompson played •code: S, shots at basket; FG, field

· fl d"d 11

.goals '!'•do; FT, free throws mndo; pionship should the ·Pointers l06e mce oor games, as I a so FM free throws missed · PF personal to both Oshkosh and River Falls Krumm ·and Marsh. fouis. ' ' and should La Crosse lose an-

Thomp~on Holds Mundt . wt:::.,.t~~ :.alf: Stevens ,Point 22; other game. For Whitewater, - La rub I e, Referee: Whittc, Appleton; umpire Strengthen Lineup

Mundt and Stevenson showed up Erdlitz, Oshkosh.

Hockey Team To Record Crowd At Meet Marshfield Whitewater Game

If weather conditions · permit, Cash receipts from townspeople the Poi11t Hockey team will meet who jammed the new gym last the Marshfield City team Wednes- Thursday night for the \Vhite­clay, i\farch 1 at Goerke Athletic water game totaled $152.15, a new field . The game will '~e played record. llk Fred J. Schmeeckle, wider the new floodhghts and chairman of athletics, said receipts will start at 8 o'<!lock. Don Blood, would have topped $200 if ' the captain of the pucksters, asrnres new gym could have accommo­the fans who •brave the cold that elated the many who liad to be it will be a battle worthy of their turned away. attendance.

'l'he Kolfmen \viii present a strpnger lineup against the Point­ers there than they did here, for several new men have become eli­gible this semester and are play­ing ball. Outstanding among these is Hanson, 11 tall forward. L'indow is eligible again after working off a condition, and Stogbauer, the blonde guard who so effective ly covered Bishop, Wittig, and Pugh are all ready to topple the Kotalmen.

Captain Stori, s tar center and g uard, and the Anderson brothers, fast forwards, have featu red in every Stout -game. The Stouto­nians -play a fast breaking offen­sive game, and depend on speed to score .their points. They arc ex<pected • to be primed for the league-leading Pointers, as. will 1F=============;;

ticket to "the Fox theatre for that evening. Wilson Floral Shop do­nated f lowers for the evening, and Baebenroth 's Drug Store vo­lunteered refreshments after the sho\\'.

The O'shkosh gym is worth at least ten points to the home te!lm in any game. It is long and nar­row, with none of the width needed for a team that is accus­tomed to play for side-shotis. The Oshkosh crowd is always pugna­cious, and the team is noted for its tendency to "rough it up". '!'hat's what they did last year to win .

every other team we meet. Coach Kotal has been working SAM'S

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his boys hard thi s week ·in prepa­ration for this- game and the Osh­kosh game following it. He really fears th is Stout aggr.egatin, which ~ may turn t he t ables ou the locals.

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---1l'lre-lnrsketcm'S"l'alrinttn rrrotlrer 1--And-'i!om-Smith states--that'"l:rU\..-1--.--- J ~:a.ns..l'ollow Sq.·U1M·-""1--~ If a ~1zeable lead can e p ec mess of clover when they were in- he !mows he should have taken A large delegation from the

t11p aga,~st Stout . no doubt tl~e se- vited to be guests of Jack Anker up baskePbnll instead of debate. college is scheduled to follow the cond-strmgers Will be sent m to and tlie Hotel Whiting for a Sun- team. The game is considered the hola the lead and save the regu- d d. hardest II u d most-to-be-feared Jars for the Oshkosh game. The ay mner. The La Crosse paper carries a battle on the local schedule this band will play for the gft1'.Ile, and The twelve team men Coach story advocating a. Point-La.Crosse year. 'l'he result is II toss-up. reserved seats for the student sec- KotaJ, Mr. Hyer, Mr. Sc~eeckle, game. That was " B. S." (Before tion will be placed on sale Thurs-day at the Counter. young Bobby Reading, mascot of Superior) . -They also make a few The Oshkosh "Advance" car-

the Point~rs, and Francis Strand, belittling remarks ~bout the com- rics an item to the effect that Osh­

All boys interested in intra..mura.l basketball \ sign up in tlte coaches office be­fore Frida.y.

Sport Editor ?f ~he Stevens Jour- petition we 've been meeting. kosh was offe red the Wisconsin nal, were the mvited guests. It

80 ha. ns that the Point ha.s gam~ before the Pointers accep~

-- ~pe · ted ,t, and only refused because After the turkey had quit biting bea~n River Fa.llJi much more con. their · ym didn't have the neces­

back desse.rt was served. Each elusively ~ the La. Crosse boys sary capacity. Sounds like sour --:-·1====--"= = =====;.....al·-!POrtion- c11uie " •i.tJL...i.L.a r_ee w~e a.ble_Jo. __ z.raQ!?s to us, buddy._

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I Knutzen Is Judge Of Debate At Wittenberg !=-------------..: 1[r. Norman E. Knutzen judged

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OVER CONFIDENCE That tea.m is cocky to tho core. Your crowd is just ns bad. We 're so darned uacd to great big scores It mn.kes th.is janitor mad.

\Vo thi!1k we 'vc got this championship All sewed up in a bag. Although we've hit a healthy clip It's not yet time to brag. '

Napoleon had his Waterloo· Superior stopped La Crosse.' We may fail to tho Oshkosh crew And cbnlk up our first Joas.

O~ly ,chrllB get their stripes W1tlfout some work to do. This J:icro hookum surely gripes With three full games to go.

., So keep· your head to fit your h:it Or you 'II tn.Jce it on the chiu. .A trimming now would knock us flat Our confidence is sin I '

With Oshkosh, Stout and River F aU.. We've got a lot to beat. They 're apt to put us to tho wall. CONCEIT SHOULD MEET DEFEAT!

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townspeople and friends, the ool­lege band will accompany the team to Wisconsin Rapids Mon­day to play for the Stevens Point­University of Wi ·consin basket ball game. Transporl!lton has been arranged for ,by Mr. Michel­son for the greater share of the forty-two members of the ornni-zation. "

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W. A. A. held in\tiation service for new members Wednesday night at 7 :30 in the women's lounge. Those initiated ,~ere Gla­dys Boursicr, Helen Bunker, Ly­dia Drewitz, Erma Groth, Marion Holman, Winfred McGillivray, Vi­vian ·Meyer, Loraine Ru ·tad, Ruth ''° agner, Very! Way ancl i\larlitta Ziehm. A skating party was held after the initiation. Adeline Bell­man, Natalie Gorski and Alta Stauffer were in charge of the atTangements.

A banquet will be held tonight at Nelson Hall for all women who took part in the basketball and hockey tournaments and all \V. A. A. members.

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Former Students Visit

II ~ELSON HALL II "Miss Hussey was a guest of

Miss Margaret Ashmun at tea Stmday evening at the latter's Clark street apartme11t. Miss Ashmun is known to most of us as a famous authoress and alum­na of Central State.

Winter Picnic A winter picnic was enjoyed by

Thyrza Iverson, Reinetta ,Reisin­ger, Kath-ryn Slowey, and Alta Stauffer, who went tobogga,ming with lll.iss Seen and Alice Soren­son. The outdoor lunch was espe­cially good, as are all Miss Rowe's lunches.

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Girls' Cage Finals ~ ANTED ,. G 'T" • h T, share ·apartment. in . iym .I onrg f Phon all at 1048 Clark

The girls basketball to)]Xnament stree started off with a 'bang la.st Tues- .------~!"""-----'I da'.y" night, with te~m-?ne handing GRAD·• \ATESf team two a valentme m the shape 'U. • of a 40 to 2 defeat. However, the · · joy wlis,.short-lived, for on Wed- ·1t wouldn't be -proper to nesday team three crushed team graduate this June ,~ithout one to the tune of 44 to17. Team having a class ring or pin. 011e the.u appeared to develop the habit, for on Thursday, team four Being the official jeweler of let them down with a snappy 49 C. S. T: C., we have a complete t°'32 defeat. line of class rings and pins.

The battle appeared to be be-tween teams three and four; ac­cordingly, on Monday night team three eked a . narrow 23 to 20 vie-

ENTER OUR CONTEST

Conrad Somers· and Frank Tuszka of Whitewater Teachers college visited here last Thursday afternoou a n d attended th e Whitewater game and dance in the evening. Both are Stevens Point residents and attended the local college for two years prior to their transfer ro Whitewater last year. "Connie" was recently initiated into Beta Kappa Nu fra. ternHy. "Frankie" was circula­tion mana"'er of the Pointer last year. Miss Vera Hillis of Woodruff tory over team foll!1". Wednesday

,·isited with Ione Harvey this ni-ght team two met team three, All School Pe.rty week-encl. Eileen Nelson was vi- and the final game will be -played

To the girl who guesses clos­est to the score of the Wiscon­sin - Stevens Point basket ball game to be played Monday, we offer a $5.00 bottle of perfume. sited by her parents froin Wood-

The members of the , Round ruff. tonight between teams. two llnd Table were hosts to the members four. The tournament showed that of the student body at a dancing Birthda.y Dinner the girls have plenty of spirit, ancl party held in the new.gymnasium Margaret Beardsley and Char- keen eyes for the basket, as the

To the boy ·who guesses the closest, a $5.00 pocket book.

r - - - - •cut here• - - - • ' Saturday evening, February 18- lotte Gauthier were "feted" at a scores bear witness to. The per- I Score I th. Dancing was foom 8 :30 until special birthday dinner on V alrn- sonnet of the teams appears on the I I 11 :30, the mu ic being fun1ished tone's Day by their friends. b 1 f w· · 0 by Ben Mannis and hjs college ul etin board at the oot of the I tBconsm · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·: 1

I t Cl f ti A P . E. O. banquet was served East stairway. I I -ore ies ra. iaperones or ie rn· the Nelson Hall Recreat1·on D evening were: l\[r. and !lrs. Bur- r----------·-----, I Stevens Point · · · · · • · · · · · · · · · · 1

ton R. Pierce and l\fr. and l\frs. Room Tuesday evening under the ~@~THEATRE$ 1 I C. F . Watson. l\fr. Watson is the direction of Miss Rowe. Covers ST~YEli.S-T I N I director of the Grammar depart- were laid for ~ The usual Tues- I amo ... , ...........• - ..... . , ... . I mcnt and Jlfr. Pierce is principal day night "opetr house" was de- THURSDAY And FRIDAY I I oC the Junior High School. Oscar fetTecl until Wednesday. WARNER BAXTER I Address , . ...• .. , . . ........•.. , .. I

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rangements. troublesome wisdom teeth. 1he "DANGEROUSLY YOURS" Bring this coupon in before following were the "unusual Monday Evening. week-enders": Elinor Eubanks, SATURDAY Mr. Neale Speaks

Mr. Neale of the faculty de­scribed De Vinci's famous paint­ing, "The Last Supper" at a meeting of the Loyola club, Thursday, F ebruary 9-th . Trom­bone solos were played by Morris Skinner.

whose home is at Ladysmith; ~ MATINEE, And NIGHT Carrol Keen, Antigo ; Mamie Ma- TWO FEATURE ATTRACTIONS!

lueg, Tigerton: and Alta Lupient, "UNDERCOVER MAN" Curtiss. Alta Stauffer has judged With . two de.bates at Rosholt ·during the GEORGE RAFT past month. NANCY CAR¥0LL

The club will meet tonight at 7 :15 in the Rural Assembly. Mr. Knutzen will-u t11e guest speaker Bvery member is urgea to come as a record attendance is desired.

Greek De.nee Members of the Greek organ i­

zat10ns who attended the Greek. inter-fraternity-sorority clan c c Tuesday evening, F eb. 21, were assured of the fact that the facul-

Y. w. c. A. Meets ty were right when they said that . the first was a. big success and

The members of the Y. W. that the next one would be even C; A. wi_ll meet ~o~i.,.ht. at 7 :15 bigger and better than before. o clock m the ltvmg room of lrv. Lutz and his "Floritla En-Ncl~ot! Hall. ·. . tei-tainers" played for tlie dancin~

VlVlan Enge wtll be m cl!llTl:e from 8 :30 to 11 :30 o'clock. F a: of the program and each girl .1s culty advisers of the respective asked to c~me Pl'<>!11PtlY to avoid organ.izations were the chapero­any delay m startmg early. nes. The Greek inter-fraternitv

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Modern Essays Discussed two social fraternities and two The regular meeting of the sororities. Members of these r e- And _ NE'ISON HALL i

Maq~arct Ashmun club was P.OSt· spcctive groups, their friends and "KO.NGO" ;J., ~ oitea-t1-nmwnaay ei'en-ing,-_ :p:i:esen.t;:::=====l-lF=====.!~W~it~h~==~-==l:t=U=============l!===:::::::;1

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NOTE: The Pointer w11l give two F o,c Theatre tickets to the student sub­mitting the best t itle tor tbla column. A short title, ranging trom one to f our words Is desired. Facts, jokes and collegiate events will be heaped up and published In t he

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Yep! we're in a hellova fix. We offered two Fox theatre tickets to th e student ,vho sug­gested the best title for this co­lumn. Now the · judges go ahead and inform us that eight students tied for the free comps. Anyway here 'i; how we 're going to pick the winner . Of the eight names below, the one who guesses the total number of points to be made in the varsity-Wisconsin basket­ball game next Monday night will receive the comp.s. For exll'lllple if the score is 30 to 20, the student guessing 50 will win.

The following students submit.

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Madsen Elected New Sophomore Treasurer

ClaTence Madsen was elected treasurer o.Lth~ Sophomore cliu;s to succeed Thyrza Iverson. Miss

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Opposite Fair Grounds Winners of last week's free fox Iverson resigned because of her theatre tickets were Edmund Ku-· position as president of the Wo- :=============~ jawa, Eunice Edna Riley and E<l- inen's Athletic Association. die Louis Kotal. Madsen received 24 votes, Ann

If you can eon·ectly spell you.r l\[arie Bliese balloted 21, and name from any one of the lines Russell Way polled 18. Thank below r eport to the Pointer Edi- Klement is '!)resident of the class, tor for a complimentary ticket to Nolan Gregory is vice-president, the loca l theatre: and Velma: Scribner, secretary.

(first winner) IR'.HRAIVLNIPKNHLGE

(second winner) TEIHLVYIE:RZRZASABOENTH

(thir d ·winner ) HGEELNOIRRMYGOEZITW

(fourth winner ) SEMYTABHSLEOELN

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