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By Sue Wahleithner
 he tables found in the new coffeehouse were designed by UWSP home economics students.
Varying in themes from pop art to objectivity, these tables were designed with material found either on the UWSP
campus (Student I.D.'s, a campus man); locally (Point beer labels), or on any university campus (popcorn, a pizza
design, buttons or nails.) The student designers created their design on plywood while working in a furniture
design course last semester. The plywood tops were then sent to a company in Illinois where they were permeated
in a transparent plastic. This plastic process makes the tables very durable and easy to clean. These tables
carry the name of their student designer.
*The Pointer, February 1974, pg. 11.
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