University of Wisconsin Stevens Point - Horizon / Iris Yearbook (Stevens Point, WI)

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January $ Bach Again once more with the holiday ruth run a memory Con-venation need never lag now with all the new lapse to bu T about. They've done tome houteclean.ng at Nelvon Hall while we were away. 1. Once a year the tnow geta the beat ol W, A. A. girla, and they have a tleigli rrdr Judging Irom the hilarity and the amount ol chili contumed. it wa oh. well, anyhow, it vailliii. H Elimination contrtt inoralot) and citempor-ancout «peaking Twelve students were choten to compete lot rep rcarntation in the local 11n a I a Nuette won in oratory and Boyle in ettemp The Tower ol Babel wa. the place where Solo non kept hit wivea. My titter got a pearl Irom a dam That nothing my titter got a diamond Irom a lohater 16. Hall Zorn brought hit boy Irom Eat Claire Mr Walton per tented Bill'' with a tropin tmee lie waa a former Central man Well done! W won but that wa. only lair, considering the) got the ttoph) 20. Jutien Horkitra ol gulden Irallad lame wat with ut Hit name already hat to many adjective attached toil, but to show our appre-ciation we can aay juat one thing lot voice makes hit balladt golden 22 Omega l ap Year Dance in the new gym There'a a tiouble decker lor you. 20 A middle o' the wrrk game with Othkoih Boy. oh boy' how the machinery clicked that night' The Kolal men beat 'em up. M 22 F.itm- tetm paper . book n view t and Heavy heav hang Diet th bead 1 he eighlr that • tretchrd into morn !-elotr one dared gne up Qaiisim » Tm «f (r t) The young man led lor a hcail The maid Im a diamond (•laved The old man earn - down with a elub And the teaton uted • epade 20 Sght ol reliel ami rnuai in the air Juat when we net.led it mo t thr Saul Committee gave ut a dance anti a Iter one. grata widow la thr wilt ol vrgetanan THE POINTER HfMKK 1WI-VTY ON f ACl'LTY mu t- iyp:.rwprjfc| mu q m Football Although the wore do not indicate it. our football aeaton war moat tueeeatlul All the garnet were I oat by comparatively close train No team ever succeeded in teonng more than two touchdown again ! the Pointer The bo) t learned the fundamental of football ami the style ol play uted by Coach KomI Nett year we thall mi lamihar facet on the football held lor Klapp Neobetgrt Trebalotki and r-.bel will be loti to ut through graduation Hart Kiet ( a ( apltin |Jno| a steady and conusttnt game at end Albert Ntubcrgcr. another end wat one ol the beat pant rreeiveit on the squad Ollie Certainly could btrak op the opponent • play Frank Trebatoaki playing a con ttttent game at tackle wat a hard and dependable worker, always to he found in the midst ol the (Jay h tor mbel Vie. wat one ul the Hathtnt lullt.uk. Her to wear the Purple and the ( olri . veteran of the squad he showed it b hi cool and elrver (dating I remember yesterday Better than today. For yesterday is in my mind. A memory to stay. It has been called nostalgia. A wistful yearning for old. But I'm a sentimental fool. And memories are gold. My future is uncertain. My present unclear, at best. But memory saves securely My fondly faded past. I'll never see tomorrow; 1 may forget today. But I’ll remember precious past. My merry yesterday. —Laura Stemweis 27

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The football squad was ably managed by Ignatius Mish and his two assistants. William Herrick and Harris Shafton Mish was the veteran manager; he resigned at the close of the football season. Herrick and Shafton carried on the work during the basketball season. Cletus Collins was appointed manager of the B Team In the fall of 1931. we saw one of the most welcome sights at the fairgrounds. when Coach Kotal called for football candidates sixty-two boys readily responded. This was the largest squad that ever answered when the call of the gridiron resounded through Central State. In 1932. the squad will be aided materially by the addition of experienced veterans from the ranks of other colleges and high schools. We have the highest hopes in looking forward to the season of ‘32. with the games on our new campus athletic field. 26

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1. The women's volleyball team shows its championship form. 2. A lady Pointer spikes the ball. 3. I've got it! 4. Here's another example of powerful Pointer spiking. 5. We did it!” Volleyball Earning a spot in a national tournament for the second time in three years was the women’s volleyball team of coach Nancy Schoen. Her Lady Pointer spikers won the WWIAC championship and had a regular season record of 34-4. UWSP hosted an NCAA Division III Regional and in the finals of that tourney. Point was defeated by a talented team from Occidental College (Los Angeles, CA) in a grueling five game showdown. Earning All-WWIAC laurels for Point were Tina Hill of Glendale. Doris Riley. Waupaca, and Mary Jo Wamser, Cedarburg. —Steve Swan 28