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HAPPY THIS year's edition of Readerspraise Renaissance Renaissance is Fresh. Original. Student-oriented. Those are They also praised the literature as feeling authen out and getting among readers' descriptions of the black, white and tic, rather than teenagers trying to write as adults. rave reviews rich aqua-covered Renaissance magazine distrib "There seemed to be a trend among the work this from readers, uted last week. year of personal experience, whether fictional or Art and Produc The 48-page-plus-cover edition offers 21 written real," pointed out Sophomore Alice Blander, an art tion Editors pieces by 18 students and 15 pieces of art, each by and production editor-in-chief. "I think it's really Elissa a different student. A 19-track C.D. presents stu nice to display many different perspectives." Blackstone, left, dent music and narratives. A color postcard win Of the art and photography, Sophomore Leigh and Alice somely tops off the package. Half the copies include Goldstein, a senior editor, said, "It was impressive. Blander have a postcard with a pastel by Senior Nickey Persky The quality especially from the Beginning Photog completed nine and the other a pastel by Junior Daniella Rosner. raphy class surprised us with its maturity." months of labor Readers praised the fresh, inviting look of the Other editors-in-chief are as follows: on the publica magazine, enhanced with generous use of white ART AND PRODUCTION-&>phomore Elissa Blackstone. tion. Both also space and elegant placement of photography and LITERATURE-Seniors Catherine Levinson and Nlschchay Maskay; are Midway music productton, Senior Andrei Schelnkrnan and Sophomore Pirrone staff members. art among the text. Yousefzadeh. No vacation yet for yearbook Celebrating U-Highers' "do-it-no-matter-what-it-takes-and-do-it-our <:Joan'sStudio own-way" spirit, the 1997 U-Highlights will emphasize large pho tos-16 pages of them in full color-, a sports section reported entirely in quotes and feature stories on standout U-Highers from all class for the levels. The 136-page volume is expected to be distributed at the start of school; seniors will receive letters about getting their copies in the fall. Editors expect to complete the book early in July, which means 10-hours-a-day, six-day-weeks for the staff until the last page is done. Performing Arts ''We want to relate the fun times in school as well as the serious," said Sophomore Lizzi Heydemann, coeditor-in-chief with Seniqrs 1438 ta.st 51th Street Prasanth Katta and Lauren Schwartz, of plans for the book. "We're aiming for a bright and lively story of the year." 113-493-9288 Briefly_ Idea-gathering starts for weekly assemblies SOLICITING IDEAS from stu- •BLOODY GOOD-Collecting 36 dents, faculty members, parents and pints of blood, Student Council com- friends of the school, Community pleted one of its two final projects, a Learning Coordinator Lucy Gomez is Blood Drive, May 27. The drive was spearheading planning of the weekly headed by Junior Kurt Scott, secre- all-school programs to begin next tary. Seventy-six people initially year. signed up to donate, 48 attempted A daily all-school meeting had been and 36 were judged physically eli- suggested earlier this year by a gible. scheduling consulting firm which The Council was also planning for had examined the school's program. the last Monday an end-of-year eel- The consultants recommended ebration including a four-square such a program as one way to build tournament, ice cream eating contest community and a sense of pride in and tug-of-war during lunch period the school. in Kenwood Mall. Winning grades After several schedule possibilities would get a pizza party next year. were considered by administrators • FOND FAREWELLS-A break- and faculty representatives, a sched- fast last Friday in Blaine Courtyard ule incorporating a weekly rather honored the school's medical services than daily all-school program de- coordinator of five years, Ms. Peter vised by Principal Hanna Page, who is retiring. Books are be- Goldschmidt was approved. ing collected to send to flood-devas- Ms. Gomez said the weekly pro- tated Grand Forks, N.D., her home- grams will offer a variety of sur- town. DANCE MUSIC YOGA MARTIALARTS prises, including talent, speakers Retiring Librarian Win Poole and and organizations from both within Dean of Students Jewel Thomas, and without the school, and possibly leaving to become director of neigh- people involved in Chicago-area boring Harvard School, were honored news. a reception Monday in the Japanese Based on their expression of inter- Garden. Sunny Gym Matron Jean est in helping start the programs, Kimble, long a student favorite, is Ms. Goldschmidt invited Ms. Gomez, also retiring. Music Teacher Dominic Piane and COOLOFF Journalism Teacher Wayne Brasler to work on initial planning. • DIVERSE DIRECTIONS Cartoonist places With your energy level rising as Next fall's program on diversity an first in nation nounced last month moved forward Placing first in the cartooning quickly as the temperature, we here with a luncheon May 22 for division of the annual high representataives from the school's school journalism recognition at Caff e Florian know you need ethnic organizatioins. Juniors Reena program sponsored by the Na Hajat and Dina Moskowitz, Sopho tional Federation of Press something to cool off with. And more Darrell Goodwin and Fresh man Sheila Carrasco chaired the Women, Senior -----~ with milkshakes made from an Patrick Sellers meeting. The program was initiated will be honored by U-Highers who had attended a assortment of Ben & Jerry's Ice at the organi People of Color Conference last De zation's national Cream, you know you'll be relaxing cember in Baltimore. communications The school's People of Color Com conference June mittee sponsored a film and potluck with flavor. We also have numerous 21 in St. Paul, dinner for faculty and staff May 29. Minn. After other refreshing drinks including, as placing first in 11- .______.. Junior Himmelfarb found out, Mexico turns out linois, Patrick Patrick competed delicious iced tea. Hopefully, you'll as close as Iowa against entries from other Playing a joke on the Midway, states. He will receive a $250 be able to wait for a glass. Senior Jeremy Arrington told award and air fare and hotel ex the reporter penses for the convention. compiling the Patrick was honored for his Mid annual college way strip, "The Stately Life." list for the May 11 issue he was attending the w ~ =JD~wMidwav Published the last Jfiyof the school year i'.:v Ca// Florian University of the staff ol the U-High Midway, student e newspaper of University High School, 1362 Mexico. Actually he is headed for E. 59th St., Chicago, Ill. 60637. Copyright 1997 U-High Midway. 1450 E. 57th St. Drake Univer- EDITOR-IN-CHIEF...... ALEXZAMIAR sity in Des Moi- Jeremy COPY EDITORS:Debra Gittler, Richard Siegler. nes, Iowa. "I don't really know STORY PRODUCTION: Elissa Blackstone. Jo why I did it," Jeremy said. "I hannes Beeby, Joe Fischel. Nader Kheirbek. (773) 752-4100 Tom Marcinkowski, Kareem Saleh. Vikas thought it was a funny joke and Singha!. 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course evaluations. evaluations. course
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State track meet at Eastern Il WORKING WITH a high linois University in downstate powered new coach, DePaul Uni Charleston. versity Grad Student Jack Tay Tying the school record for the lor, the Maroons compiled a12- highest jump in U-High history, 9 overall record. five feet , four inches, Freshman The moundmen's march to the Alex Brady finished sixth in top ofISL proved surefooted and State. The record had been set Photo by Jeff Hanauer steady. Quickly taking care of by Helen Straus in 1979 when HEADIN' FOR HOME, Junior Stanley Hill five innings. In an exceptional season, varsity eighth-seeded Hales-Franciscan she placed fifth at State. Ear slides into home plate in an encounter May 20 baseballmen captured the league title and went May 20, away, 13-1 in five in lier this season, the 4x800-meter at Hales-Franciscan the Maroons won 13-1 in on to rank ninth in their region. nings because of the slaughter relay broke the old school indoor rule, the Maroons proceeded to track record. Sophomore Kyle Thomas. 'We matches were tight and gruel- 2-0 first in the ISL, highlighted face number one Illiana-Chris "I WANTED FIRST or in the won the ISL meet by 17 or some- ing," said Sophomore Michael with a 10-0 rout of Latin April tian May 22, away. top eight," Alex later reflected. thing like that. We didn't send Leibovitz, first doubles. "We 18, away with three goals by Trailing 2-4 in the top of the "Ifl felt I couldn't do that, I didn't anyone to State but we had a were playing the Brother Rice Freshman Kerith Luchins. seventh, the last inning in high want to compete. Next year, I good season." doubles team up one set to noth- "J.V. did real well," said Sopho- school games, the Maroons think I'll finish first." The Maroons actually won by ing and in the second set more Jennifer Jones, midfield. scored two runs to tie the game Finishing 13th where the top 18 points. tiebreaker up six to one, seven "It was the best j.v. soccer team to force extra innings. Late in 12 qualify, Senior Romanie VARSITY TENNISMEN points win and we ended up los- in U-High history. We beat all ning heroics by Senior Pat Sell Walter, 800-meter run, left U fought hard at Sectionals May ing the set and the match. It was ISL teams and had a great sea- ers and Junior Malik Dohrn led High just short of final State 22 at Lyons-Township, sending still a great match even though son." the Maroons to a 6-4 win. competition. The rest of the Seniors Bobby Earles, first we lost." SCORES OF games and meets BUT THE U-IDGHERS' bid team, including standouts Se singles, Chase and Grant Of Maroons at State, May 30 not reported are as follows: for a Sectional title was cut short nior Nicky Persky, 300-meter low Chavin, first doubles and Josh at Arlington Heights, Bobby (U-High score is followed by opponent's Levin and Ali Sepahdari, second Earles made it to the fourth score, varsitygamereportedhrsttollowedby in a 4-1 loss to Wheaton-St. hurdles and Junior Marie j , v. in parentheses .) Francis May 22, at Westmont. Geffrard and Freshman Anna doubles to State, May 31 at Ar- round of competition, farthest of BASEBALL-Taft,May 10, away: 7-13 07- lington Heights. any U-Higher, winning his sec- 4); Elgin, May 12, home: 3-1; Morgan Po:rk Receiving honorable mention Bloom, 3200-meter run, did not Aco:demy, May 13, home: 11-3; Parker, May from ISL coaches, Juniors gyalify. 'We played good tennis, send- ond and third matches and los- 14, home: 13-4; Mt. Carmel, May 15, home: Though not qualifying for ing all those people to State," ing his first and fourth. cancelled; Lo:ke Forest Academy, May 16. Emile Cambry and Damon Wolf home: 13-2; North Shore Country Do:y excelled respectively in the out State, lady Maroons took the ISL Bobby said. "I was a little dis- COMPETING HARD until School, May 19, home: cancelled . field and on the mound. in convincing fashion. The sec appointed in my performance. I the end and finishing with six GIRLS' TRACK-Sectiono:Is, May 17: 7th of 2 Also topping the ISL, j.v. ond-place team, Lake Forest was facing the number one one-goal games, varsity soccer ~ovs·TRACK-Lisle Invito:tiono:I, May 10, baseballers coached by former Academy, trailed the Maroons by seed and I think I should've been girls finished 8-9-1, 3-7 in the away: 34th of 34; Andrew, May 12, away: 3rd of 6. varsity coach John Wilson fin 51.5 points, 114-62.5. able to beat him. If I see him in ISL · TENNIS-Mo:risl Tournament, May 10, ished 10-3-1, 4-0 in the ISL, pro ALSO WINNING the ISL, State, I think I probably will." Among players returning next away: 15th of 32; Morgan Po:rk Academy, boy tracksters also fell short of J.V. also topped the league in year will be two standout fresh- May 13, home: 4-1; Conference, May 16and pelled by a strong defense. At 17 at Waveland last week's Sports Banquet, sending anyone to State, finish a season highlighted by the men, Stephanie Lentz, All-Sec- SOCCER-Morton, May 10, home: 2-0 (3-2); Coach Wilson received a special ing 13 out of 21 teams at Brother Rice Tourney April 23. tion and Hannah Levine, honor- Lo:tin, May 13. away: 3-2 (5-0J; Fenwick, May 2 7 "THOUGH WE were plaving able ment1·on fiorAll-Section. 14,home:C ·Dl; Woodlands,Mayl ,away: tribute for two decades of coach Sectionals, May 10 at Lisle. J • 0-l; North Shore Country Day, May 22, home: ing varsity dedicatedly. "We met our ISL goal," said in a varsity tournament, the J.V. soccer girls finished 11-3, 1-2:0o:k Lawn. May 22, home: D-L
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Chicago Police, administrators are Mr. Stephen Sellers, father of senior Patrick H hoping that the perpetrators of warned administrators that any canceling or Monday's vandalism which left the school postponement of graduation would be unwise covered in corn oil and chocolate and negatively affect many families and stu syrup will come forward and de dents who had relatives coming in from out T.V. news crew clare themselves responsible. of town. Amidst student cheers and clapping, Administrators told the Mid Mr. Sellers continued to voice his disappoint leaves emptyhanded way that if a confession doesn't ment at canceling the awards assembly, not With the intention of getting come soon, the pranksters could ing that the school was letting vandals steal footage of what they referred to as find themselves subject to police the spotlight from deserving U-Highers. a prank, WGN-TV reporters prosecution. The Midway was Ms. Goldschmidt then clarified her state walked into the Principal's Office ment explaining that graduation only might Monday afternoon asking about a also told that administrators have reportedly obtained secu be in limbo for those students found to be re cooking accident in attempts to sponsible for the vandalism if they were se be funny. While waiting for rity camera footage from an area Principal Hanna Goldschmidt, grocery store which allegedly niors. Director of Development and shows several people purchasing After consulting with department chairper Alumni Eileen Epstein and corn oil. sons, Ms. Goldschmidt announced that the Manager of Auxiliary Services The condiment-coated hall awards assembly would be canceled. Peter Brown walked into the ways were discovered early Though administrators have told the Mid office telling the reporters the Monday morning by Math way that the school has no security camera mess had already been cleaned up. footage of the crime, one faculty source told With nothing to film reporters left. Teacher Laura Gill, prompting administrators to seal off the editors that an alarm was tripped Monday High School. Though it was ini at approximately 4 a.m. Manager of Auxil tially reported that one faculty member had iary Services Peter Brown had no comment fallen and broken her wrist, Foreign Lan on how perpetrators may have entered the guage Teacher Ann Beck did slip but was able building but did say that damage done to floor to grab hold of a handrail, sparing herself any tiles and floorboards could cost between major injury. $50,000 and $100,000 to repair. Because of the dangerous conditions of the "I give U-Highers so much credit because hallways, students waited outside and in so many have done creative pranks in the Sunny Gym until 9 a.m. when they were al past, not that I condone them," Ms. lowed into Max Pavlevsky Theater for a com Goldschmidt said somberly. "This however is munity meeting. The annual honors assem just plain vandalism. I really regret that this bly had been planned for that time. is the way we have to end the school year." Principal Hanna Goldschmidt spoke to stu- dents and a few parents, recapping the More award winners morning's events and describing what had The front page of the Midway went to press taken place as destructive vandalism. Ms. before the day the awards assembly was Goldschmidt then asked audience members scheduled. After the assembly was cancelled, to speak and offer their thoughts. Many stu the Midway was given several additional dents expressed anger at the decision to can awards as follows: PRESIDENT"SIMPROVEMENT AWARD-Naveen Neerukonda. cel the awards ceremony. FINE ARTS-Art History, Siqin Ye. "I feel that whoever did this, is being given lilSTORY-Afrtcan American History, Amelie Collins and Amber Stroud; History Elective, Amelie Collins; U.S. History too much credit by canceling the ceremony," A.P., Pat Spann; U.S. History, Sarah Booth; European History explained Senior Chris Osan. "This is ex A.P., Taylor Strickling; Modem World History, Liz Drew; Early actly what they wanted. If you cancel the World History, David Zimmer. awards ceremony people who were not in This insert was financed with a gift from volved in this ordeal are the ones who are Midway Adviser Wayne Brasler.