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7 7

On the inside: inside: the On

STUDENT UNION takes over over takes STUDENT UNION

THE PRINCIPAL responds to to responds PRINCIPAL THE

U-HIGHERS think the conspiracy conspiracy the think U-HIGHERS

RAIN in in RAIN

2 announcement that "faculty and and "faculty that announcement 2

President Edward Levi's October October Levi's Edward President

students should decide on on decide should students

him him

could not arrange for a colleague colleague a for arrange not could

torium. torium.

ployer. ployer.

THEATRE WORKSHOP finds finds THEATRE WORKSHOP to cover their class. class. their cover to

quired to pay for substitutes substitutes for pay to quired

ht bet eces ol b re­ be would teachers absent that

from from

in regard to attending school or or school attending to regard in

et stsatr t ter em­ their to satisfactory ments

measures measures

holding classes. classes. holding

cordance with personal conscience conscience personal with cordance

and and

originally scheduled for today. today. for scheduled originally

Day a 12:35 p.m. early dismissal dismissal early p.m. 12:35 a Day

este ae ae te arrange­ other made have they less

department, to effect effect to department,

mittee and the University's legal legal University's the and mittee

is ended. ended. is

die f h fcly oiy com­ policy faculty the of advice

public public

study programs, petitioning petitioning programs, study

crease one per month until the war war the until month per one crease

oim as r poetd o in­ to projected are days torium

war meetings, rallies, debates, debates, rallies, meetings, war

and and

ties for a day or or day a for ties

es o bno ter sa activi­ usual their abandon to zens

h Mrtru pa cls o citi­ for calls plan Moratorium the

mittee based in Washington, D. C., C., D. Washington, in based mittee

make recommendations on on recommendations make

mittee mittee

student government and faculty faculty and government student

V. V.

the same for those to come, accord­ come, to those for same the

remaining remaining future Vietnam Moratorium days. days. Moratorium Vietnam future

ing ing

Moratorium will not necessarily necessarily not will Moratorium

ordinate ordinate

they they

members to help help to members tt euain eurmns con­ requirements education state

front front

safety, financial resources and and resources financial safety,

By By

cheerleader sponsorship sponsorship .... cheerleader

trial trial

Midway Midway

University legal advisers told told advisers legal University

Mr. Mr.

and and

MR. LLOYD DECIDED, DECIDED, LLOYD MR.

• Hold optional special classes classes special optional Hold •

• Subtract one, one, Subtract •

Alwtahr t at n ac­ in act to teachers Allow •

oriae b a ainl com­ national a by Coordinated

• Reschedule for Moratorium Moratorium for Reschedule •

Principal Carl Rinne Rinne Carl Principal

School policy for the October 15 15 October the for policy School

Questions of moral position, legal legal position, of moral Questions

Lloyd Lloyd

to to

Susie Gordon Gordon Susie

such a policy might contradict contradict might policy a such

activities activities

decisions decisions

bet o-ecig tf un­ staff non-teaching absent

participate participate

decide the school's policy on on policy school's the decide

Lab Lab

won't won't

Lloyd Lloyd

a a

Lab Lab

nomto poet. Mora­ projects. information

Belfield Belfield

of of

place place

editorial ...... editorial

Jr. Jr.

a a

Schools Schools administrators

October 15: 15: October

Schools Schools

Moratorium days. days. Moratorium

students to investigate, investigate, to students

accomplish much much accomplish

High High

earlier earlier

Decisions Decisions

related related

to to

Hall Hall

give it it .... give

School School

him him

in anti-Vietnam anti-Vietnam in

Director Director

......

had announced announced had

part part

d~y's d~y's

o h Mora­ the to

the the

om com­ a form

policy policy

of of

is is

followL11g followL11g

vacation vacation

Moratorium Moratorium

a a

Page Page

Francis Francis

and and

Page Page

Page Page

Page Page

a a

Page Page

if if

an an

on on

a day day a

asking asking

they they

play play

and and

Vol. Vol.

the the

in-

c0-

for for

be be

5 5

6 6

5 5

as as

5 5

2 2

45, 45,

SENIOR BOB JAFFE, right, distributes Moratorium leaflets to students students to leaflets Moratorium distributes right, JAFFE, BOB SENIOR

teacher. teacher.

school probably could not afford afford not could probably school

because it would would it because

not not

the official position was, "We will will "We was, position official the

school school

for teachers missing missing teachers for

Moratorium have been projected. projected. been have Moratorium

take a position on a political issue." issue." political a on position a take

michael said the the said michael

this institution, as an institution, to to institution, an as institution, this

idea of a popular vote vote popular a of idea

several teachers objected to the the to objected teachers several

next Monday, refused to complete complete to refused Monday, next

to pay pay to

dicate what action they thought the the thought they action what dicate

handed out a referendum form on on form referendum a out handed

behalf of the Moratorium, then then Moratorium, the of behalf

ium proposal. Students spoke on on spoke Students proposal. ium

issue. issue. uit tdns ih h Morator­ the with students quaint

om rga Otbr t ac­ to 2 October program room

cers scheduled a 15-minute home­ 15-minute a scheduled cers

an identical referendum because because referendum identical an

concerned students. students. concerned

ernment's attention by a group of of group a by attention ernment's

school school

hc suet wr ivtd o in­ to invited were students which

for the day will be.'' be.'' will day the for

dividual basis what their activities activities their what basis dividual

ruh oiial t suet gov­ student to originally brought

Principal Principal

No. No.

Dean of Students Standrod Standrod Students of Dean

THIS SCHOOL SCHOOL THIS

According According

STUDENT GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT STUDENT

The faculty, at its meeting meeting its at faculty, The

The Moratorium had b e e n n e e b had Moratorium The

respond to your referendum referendum your to respond

that that

3 • University High School, 1362 East 59th Street, Chicago, Illinois Illinois Chicago, Street, 59th 1362 School, East High University • 3

should should

would amount to to amount would

substitutes substitutes

Carl Rinne said, "The "The said, Rinne Carl

to the faculty minutes, minutes, faculty the to

take. take.

to to

cost cost

year year

be be

for for

improper for for improper

of of

eces ab- teachers

deciding deciding

36 36

36 36

substitutes substitutes

were made made were

$720 $720

days days

days of of days

be made, made, be

,,, ,,,

Car­

offi­

per per

the the

the the

of of

school. school.

that that

ports Vietnam. I I Vietnam. ports

someone in in someone

threatens academic freedom in our our in freedom academic threatens

about the Moratorium actually actually Moratorium the about

political political

science science gers. gers.

et n atr o proa con­ personal of matters on sent

official stand, the great frenzy here here frenzy great the stand, official

port. port.

to to

torium program but but program torium

take political stands on issues such such issues on stands political take

the school, as an institution, should should institution, an as school, the

should should

question question

he said, "Regardless of the school's school's of the "Regardless said, he

have been faced with the moral moral the with faced been have problems of social social of problems

cludes not only the expanded Mora­ expanded the only not cludes as as

iw wudb getd ih snig­ with greeted be would views

an issue objectively. Opposing Opposing objectively. issue an

impossible, to discuss both sides of of sides both discuss to impossible,

stand, it would would it stand,

(also see editorial page page editorial see (also

capacity to deal objectively with with objectively deal to capacity

is is

"If "If

MR. LLOYD LLOYD MR.

Besides finances, administrators administrators finances, Besides

Mr. Mr. "THE SCHOOL SCHOOL "THE

Of the Moratorium specifically, specifically, Moratorium the Of

"If "If

protect protect

Vietnam or the Moratorium. Moratorium. the or Vietnam

politicized it loses its unique unique its loses it politicized

they feel free to speak out." out." speak to free feel they

( continud page 3, col. col. 4) 3, ( page continud

Rinne added, "When a school school a "When added, Rinne

you don't believe me, ask ask me, believe don't you

the school took an official official an took school the

if if

take on the Moratorium Moratorium the on take

pmgrams pmgrams

of of

proa cncec' in­ conscience' 'personal

academic academic

what position the the position what

this this

said he did not feel feel not did he said

be be

has to work hard hard work to has

col h sup­ who school

as as

doubt doubt

difficult, difficult,

and and

other other

freedom." freedom."

well." well."

moral moral

4). 4).

social or or social

-

strongly strongly

school school

if if

im­

not not

in in

building, waits for a neighbor neighbor a for waits building,

berta berta

tending programs on campus and in other parts of the city. Senior Senior city. the of parts other in and campus on programs tending

torium torium

front of Hyde Park High School, 62nd street and Stony Island avenue avenue . Island Stony and 62nd School, street High Park Hyde of front

60637 60637

• •

MANY U-HIGHERS actively supported the October 15 15 October MANY Vietnam the supported U-HIGHERS actively

Callard, distributing literature on the Moratorium in her apartment apartment her in Moratorium the on literature distributing Callard,

y itiuig efes priiaig n eosrtos n at­ and demonstrations in participating leaflets, distributing by

• •

Tuesday, Tuesday,

October October

.to .to

21, 21,

answer answer

1969 1969

her knock. knock. her

Photo by Jethroe Smith Smith Jethroe by Photo

Photo by Jethroe Jethroe by Photo

M9ra­

Smith Smith Ro­

r r

) )

~'-

for Open House House Open for

rector Francis V. Lloyd Jr. Jr. Lloyd V. Francis rector

a 20 minute lunch. lunch. minute 20 a

throughout the program and during during and program the throughout

give give

them later. later. them

Parents to visit visit to Parents

to to

ules and directions. directions. and ules

vate vate

ae en ntutd o eue pri­ refuse to instructed been have

their children's schedules for for schedules children's their

Sunday, Oct. 26. They will follow follow will They 26. Oct. Sunday,

shoes shoes

courses and answer questions. They They questions. answer and courses

cipal Carl Rinne. Rinne. Carl cipal

minute classes, according to to according classes, minute

party, party,

courage crashers. crashers. courage

teenagers, according to to according teenagers,

intruders disrupted the the disrupted intruders

on on

considering such a plan because because plan a such considering

Union Union

place Thursday-Saturday, Dec. Dec. Thursday-Saturday, place

Capek. Capek.

Live · In," by Josef and Karol Karol and Josef by · In," Live

how one kind of society's foibles foibles society's of kind one how

cided cided

Time and .ticket price price .ticket and Time

54th street and University avenue. avenue. University and street 54th

at at

November November

'Insects' 'Insects'

and mores parallel those those parallel mores and

fall fall

creating creating

loving, living, killing, eating and and eating killing, living, loving,

Ill Ill

Refreshments Refreshments

Parents are encouraged to c c to encouraged are Parents

• •

Mr. Rinne and Lab Lab and Rinne Mr.

for party party for

Parents will fill their children's children's their fill will Parents

Teachers Teachers

They mostly were neighborhood neighborhood were mostly They

2 2 University Police may may Police University

SLCC President Steve Pitts is is Pitts Steve President SLCC

school school

" 'The World We Live In' shows shows In' Live We World 'The "

The play, originally originally play, The

Insects Insects

Lutheran Theological Theological Lutheran

uy t -ih ate t dis­ to parties U-High at duty

opening opening

U-HIGH MIDWAY - TUESDAY, OCT. 21, 21, OCT. TUESDAY, - MIDWAY U-HIGH

production, "The World We We World "The production,

at at

"Onferences "Onferences

later. later.

"Autumn Haze," October 3. 3. October Haze," "Autumn

Open House, 2:30-5:30 2:30-5:30 Open House, p.n1.

at at

-

il aoy uas - humans parody will

1:30 1:30

fall fall

14-16, 14-16,

in in

speeches. speeches.

will will

Theatr~ Theatr~

.. o e sched­ get to p.m.

will be served served be will

describe describe

a a

now will take take will now

n d schedule schedule d n

may may scheduled scheduled

Schoo)~ Schoo)~

first first

will will

Workshop's Workshop's

lJ-Highers lJ-Highers

be be

Seminary, Seminary,

theater production production theater

placed placed

of of

be be

school school

their their

will will

Di­

10-

an-

de­

to parody parody to

for for

.e .e

4-6 4-6

security security

a chaperon at "Autumn Haze," Haze," "Autumn at chaperon a

that something's happening at the the at happening something's that

want to get in on it.'' it.'' on in get to want

Lab Lab

said, "Maybe the word gets around around gets word the "Maybe said,

parties to gain social social gain to parties

than than

and and

attendance, attendance,

Hall, Steve explained. explained. Steve Hall,

court between U-High and Blaine Blaine and U-High between court

michael said outsiders outsiders said michael

investigating the security security the investigating

accessible accessible

tions of their guests," Steve said. said. Steve guests," their of tions

and and

r hl rsosbe o te ac­ the for responsible held are

passes passes

people without tickets or or tickets without people

will be be will

Palfi said admittance procedures procedures admittance said Palfi

and and

cause students to become uneasy uneasy become to students cause

cause cause

party. party. at

he a "uun ae -be­ - Haze" "Autumn at three

Lab Schools guards guards Schools Lab

for police at parties, other than than other parties, at police for

pate. pate.

part of the action. action. the of part

tor. He He tor.

insects insects

ested in potential staging effects effects staging potential in ested

emt oe tdns o partici­ to students more permit

it it

arn wo evs s commenta­ as serves who vagrant

human beings.'' beings.'' human

is is

ert Keil. Keil. ert

other,'' said Drama Drama said other,''

use use

en f tdns tnrd Car­ Standrod Students of Dean

Guidance Counselor Tim Hatfield, Hatfield, Tim Counselor Guidance

He added that Student Union is is Union Student that added He

Cafeteria· doors are too easily easily too are doors Cafeteria·

1502 East 55th Street Street 55th East 1502

Student Union President Steve Steve President Union Student

"Students must realize that they they that realize must "Students

Steve said he is is he said Steve

e ad lo ht e a inter­ was he that also said He

Mr. Keil chose the play play the chose Keil Mr.

Actors Actors

Only human human Only

1969 1969

"The only difference is is difference only "The

offered a large cast which would would which cast large a offered

Fancy prints, tapestry tapestry prints, Fancy

from from

the the

the the

"The "The

et wt fingers­ with Vests

Schools Schools

may decide on a a on decide may

listen to the live music. music. live the to listen

decide not to attend parties. parties. attend to not decide

the cafeteria for for cafeteria the

uniformed uniformed

Other Vests in in Vests Other

the "IN" LOOK LOOK "IN" the

from getting in. in. getting from

Top Top ,

insect insect

strictly strictly

they they

Buckskin Buckskin

and leathers leathers and

will will

Store Store

will will

s15 s15

to to

satisfy their their satisfy

and and

portray. portray.

both both

world world

be be

outsiders from the the from outsiders

police police

enforced enforced

character character

For For

people in the area area the in people

to to

policemen might might policemen

costumed costumed

observe observe

hesitant hesitant

Men" Men"

status status

-

and and

lo-cation lo-cation

Director Director

5

5

try try

25 25

40 40

parties. parties.

there there

curiosities curiosities

to to

the other other the

will will

to crash crash to

prob!em prob!em

that that

through through

prevent prevent because because

and be be and

to to

as as

other other

guest guest

were were

be a a be

Rob­

ask ask

one one

the the

humans humans

additional additional

Magazine plans plans Magazine

zine, zine,

Concept, Concept,

projects projects

Enrollment down down Enrollment

zinsky. zinsky.

Lassar. Lassar. from the May Project Evaluation Evaluation Project May the from

according to Faculty Adviser Vicki Vicki Adviser Faculty to according were mixed, according to a report report a to according mixed, were

jobs jobs New New

an an

its its

November November faculty

cornmiittee cornmiittee

might take is being studied by a a by studied being is take might

Project this year and what form it it form what and year this Project

oFcly ohimn ury H0- Murray Cochairman Faculty to

Committee. Committee.

tending all or some of their classes. classes. their of some or all tending

$600 $600

the Guidance Department Department Guidance the

is is

retary Loraine Kubiak. Kubiak. Loraine retary

608, 608,

ted than in previous years because because years previous in than ted

outside." outside."

year's in parenthesis) is as follows: follows: as is parenthesis) in year's

eight students from last year to to year last from students eight

146 (167). (167). 146

Freshman, Freshman,

145 (156); (156); 145

ence ence

Miss Miss

ly ly year to graduation, according to to according graduation, to year

classes decreased from freshman freshman from decreased classes

Gregor Heggen. Heggen. Gregor

in in

dent learning project this spring, spring, this project learning dent

rection, rection,

in in

crews crews

man novels novels man

not not

their world realistically realistically world their

able. able.

to to

ing ing

school school

For '70 class class '70 For

mixed media media mixed

according to Language Chairman Chairman Language to according

with with

he decided it was the kind kind the was it decided he

who will will who

a more conventional play. play. conventional more a

film, film,

please his his please

he was looking for. He felt it it felt He looking for. was he

acting, acting,

"making the the "making

and the unusual unusual the and

"The World We Live In" at a high high a at In" Live We World "The

Three Three

Reactions to last year's Project Project year's last to Reactions

May Project, new last year, year, last new Project, May

Whether there there Whether

SLCC has given given has SLCC

Enrollment in U-High U-High in Enrollment

The The

oe rsmn r big admit­ being are freshmen More

Enrollment by classes classes by Enrollment

Drama Director Wendy Munson, Munson, Wendy Director Drama

German 4 students students 4 German

He said he had seen cuttings cuttings seen had he said He

"I want to make the the make to want "I

Mr. Mr.

Mr. Mr.

planning planning

genos ad ae h audi­ the have and greenhouse a

do would would do

this this

class as as class

debts. debts.

opportunity opportunity

comic," he explained. explained. he comic,"

the the

for the year plus plus year the for

codn t Amsin Sec­ Admissions to according

or or

view view

will will

Kubiak. Kubiak.

a challenge. challenge. a

music and dance, dance, and music

Keil originally hoped to do a a do to hoped originally Keil

Keil Keil

staff staff

and and

speech speech

spring, then then spring,

by by

but but

entire entire

program program

instead instead

during May instead instead May during

work on individual individual on work

said, said,

U-High's U-High's

be be

junior, junior,

be be

students students

· ·

the insect life from the the from life insect the

several students favored favored students several

scheduled scheduled

sit r Ki wt di­ with Keil Mr. assist

sees sees

its first issue. issue. first its

part part

174 (144); (144); 174

and and

has has

be be

in charge of technical technical of charge in

published this year year this published

script script

insect insect

contest. contest.

production production

"The "The

for for

to to

plays plays

his his

of of May May

been been

of of

should should

characters. characters.

143 (149); (149); 143

place the the place

and and

ieay maga­ literary

seniors to take take to seniors

issue issue

nw indepen­ new a

report report

two issues issues two

tL~ tL~

biggest job as as job biggest

several several

will will

17, 17,

perfect perfect

world world

$100 $100

to to

independ-ent­

formed formed

provide provide

insects insects

sophomore, sophomore,

After After

acceptable, acceptable,

set set

be be

as as

according according

magazine magazine

report report

ed Ger­ read

involving involving

is is

to cover cover to

on on

well as as well

a May May a

of of

senior, senior,

insects insects

(1 (1

believ­

times, times,

of of

study study

wot¥ wot¥

found found

down down

thing thing

reaa­

them them

a s t t s a

play play

and and

him him

and and

at­

of of

to to

is is

of of

Project Project

the reactions of employers, parents, parents, of employers, reactions the

Meeting to hear U-Highers U-Highers hear to Meeting

ents, 28 sponsors and 30 teachers teachers 30 and sponsors 28 ents,

port said. said. port

however, considered beneficial the the beneficial considered however,

the Project Project the

lg tahr Ms Enc Mc­ Eunice Mrs. teacher; ology

Barbara; Barbara;

considered the the considered

sponsor8 sponsor8

wich, mother mother wich,

sponsors sponsors

tut tut

time. time.

Karen Robb, guidance chairman. chairman. guidance Robb, Karen

while than classroom experience. experience. classroom than while

ers indicated indicated ers

Thursday afternoon afternoon Thursday

Guire, English teacher; and Miss Miss and teacher; English Guire,

Stuart Rice, father of Freshman Freshman of father Rice, Stuart

problems in interpretation and and interpretation in problems

Hotel. Hotel.

Association Association

proved. proved.

compositions differ. differ. compositions

phasize experimentation experimentation phasize

position which both will perform individually, They They individually, perform will both which position

Newman, Newman, For For

fessional educator concerned with how music curriculum should should curriculum music how with concerned educator fessional

interesting interesting

might might

session session

Cohen, secrelary; and Eric Uhlenhuth, treasurer. treasurer. Uhlenhuth, Eric and secrelary; Cohen,

of four sessions, involving the ideas ideas the involving sessions, four of

the the

class officers are setting up an all class meeting to to meeting class all an up setting are officers class

mittee (center in photo with with photo in (center mittee

Senior Newsletter which reports officers' plans), plans), officers' reports which Newsletter Senior

original four class officers, according to Marla. Marla. to according officers, class four original

balloting, are busy planning the December 20 College Conference with the the 20 College with Conference December the planning busy are balloting,

a Freshman bulletin board and suggestion box for freshmen," he added. added. he freshmen," for box suggestion and board bulletin Freshman a

members are already at work. work. at already are members

Four students and one teacher, teacher, one and students Four

apig f3 opee fold­ completed 32 of sampling A

ebr wr r.Facs Hor­ Frances Mrs. were Members

One student, one parent, three three parent, one student, One

Of Of

26 26

Theme of the convention is "The Need for Risk." Teachers Teachers Risk." for Need "The is convention the of Theme

About About The U-Highers U-Highers The

The music program for which Mrs. Newman Newman Mrs. which for program music The

eir Sur Semn n Cr Tre hv ec witn com­ a written each have Turner Carl and Sherman Stuart Seniors

Other freshmen freshmen Other

first first

Jay Golter, president of the newly elected elected newly the of president Golter, Jay

ELECTED LESS than two weeks ago, new class steering committee committee steering class new ago, weeks two than LESS ELECTED

They They

Marla Rosner, Jeff Jones and Joel Goldberg, winners of the senior senior the of winners Goldberg, Joel and Jones Jeff Rosner, Marla

104 104

the second session, dramatizations and ideas on how how on ideas and dramatizations session, second the

turned in folders registering registering folders in turned

be made more appealing to non-musicians non-musicians to appealing more made be

New officers at work work at officers New

students in May Project all all Project May in students

they they

and and

month of school last year, according to Jay. "I'd like to provide provide to like "I'd Jay. to according year, last school of month

and and

Mr. Mr.

hope to restore the Freshman Project which was dropped after after dropped was which Project Freshman the restore to hope

15 15

will will

to to

of of

had had

U-Highers and their music teacher of last year, year, of last teacher music their and U-Highers

two teachers felt that that felt teachers two

will will

of of

31 31

hmevs te re­ the themselves,

students. students.

er Fruo, bi­ Ferguson, Jerry

Projec~ Projec~

the Central States, November November States, Central the

participate in a convenL'ion of the Independent Schools Schools Independent the convenL'ion of a in participate

Senior Carol; Mr. Mr. Carol; Senior

been been

tdns 2 par­ 26 students,

give constructive criticism of their their of criticism constructive give

will will

elected elected

seminars seminars

study study

oe worth­ more

a waste of of waste a

take part in two two in part take

to to

find ways of making all areas areas all making of ways find

were were

M?.rla M?.rla

at at

discus.s discus.s

Lynn Daniels, vice-president; Ruth Ruth vice-president; Daniels, Lynn

and and

as as

of of

may suffer in in suffer may

tions tions

dent dent

~looted ~looted

unaffected because new officers officers new because unaffected

ities commented as follows: SLCC, SLCC, follows: as commented ities

seven said their courses courses their said seven

interest. interest.

jects. jects.

hc snos icse ter Pro­ their discussed seniors which

activities. activities.

and and tions, seniors failed to fulfill obliga­ fulfill to failed seniors tions,

ale and increased student interest interest student increased and ale

sial, iig ih tdn mor­ student high citing astically, made made

May Projects' effect on curriculum, curriculum, on effect Projects' May

effort, attendance, promptness promptness attendance, effort,

spring deadlines. deadlines. spring

they they

Three Three

The 11 remaining teachers said said teachers remaining 11 The

Of Of

dieso xrcriua activ­ extracurricular of Advisers

tdns a uiin n a pro­ a and musician a students,

usual. usual.

of of

how their interpretation of of interpretation their how

Jeff, Jeff,

underway underway

opportunities for small group group small for opportunities

21 21

observed observed

to to

the four sessions_. sessions_. the four In the

Board, Board,

Board Board

teachers who evaluated the the evaluated who teachers

before before

the Midway Midway the

13-15 13-15

others others

who who

freshman freshman

is is

will will

said said

chairman chairman

nfetv; Publica­ ineffective;

are are

at the Pick-Congress Pick-Congress the at

absence of seniors seniors of absence

·discuss ·discuss

rjc bgn Stu­ began; Project

'70 '70

general general

epne enthusi­ responded

be be

will will

he he

music music

showing him the the him showing

because of new new of because

Photo Photo

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: : Asthe Midway sees ·it For the Moratorium, against a school position The Vietnam Moratorium, October 15, was a carefully conceived project. The Lab Schools decision concerning that project was, unfortunately, not nearly as carefully conceived. The statements and restatements of policy, an improper student government poll and· general confusion culminated in a fi­ nal policy statement that was self-contradictory and injurious to student rights. and a 3:15 dismissal for today, originally Student Government introduced the Mo1,,;: ;;:anned to be an early dismissal day. He atorium matter to students October 2 in also eliminated the requirement that teach­ school-provided homeroom time. Students ers pay for substitutes. interested in the project described it to Students were told to take this s';ate­ homerooms, answered questions and then ment of policy home to their parents. Some distributed a referendum asking students didn't. Many probably had given up trying to vote on the school's policy for the Mora~ "figure out what was coming off. torium. fo At least one point became apparent once IT WAS OBVIOUS from the questions the final policy was clarified: the school asked at the meeting that few students knew said it was avoiding a political stand on the about the Moratorium or were prepared to Moratorium, but in fact was accommodating vote on it thoughtfully after a brief meet­ the program by moving its early dismi.ssal. ing chaired by biased speakers. No matter what explanations about the The faculty in a meeting October 6 re­ switch in schedule are given, the Morator­ fused to participate in the referendum. It ium undeniably was the cause. The school 1 felt the Moratorium was a matter of per­ was giving teachers and students an r.ppor­ sonal decision, not institutional policy. Many tunity to participate in Moratorium activi­ teachers pointed out that a popular vote, I' ties if they wished. It was denying those therefore, was irrelevant. They questioned who did not wish to participate the oppor­ the propriety of student government asking tunity to conduct their activities as usual. for such a vote, giving students the impres­ INADVERTENTLY, the school also sat­ sion they would affect school policy on the isfied a purpose of the Moratorium: to halt matter. normal activity to impress upon government Art by Bob Jaffe The faculty policy committee later in officials the nation's dissatisfaction with the the week suggested to Lab Schools Director war. WHAT COULD HAPPEN IF U-HIGH TOOK A POLITICAL STAND Francis V. Lloyd Jr. that school remain The danger of the school changing its open Moratorium day. program m any way for the Moratorium, or MR. LLOYD drew up a policy requiring any political issue, is that it assumes a mor­ KEN DEVINE all teachers planning to be absent to find al p:isition as an institution. and pay a substitute or make alternate ar­ It may not intend to take such a posi­ rangements for their classes. tion, but it takes on the appearance of do­ How uneasy U-High doves School would remain open and parental ing so. consent be required of students planning to A school should be a place for all opin­ oe absent. ions. Administrators, teachers and students • A statement of this policy was mailed should feel free, as individuals, to support can protest war in peace to all student homes. or reject programs like the Moratorium. '!'hen, however, the policy committee The war and its causes can be discussed in Many U-Highers have strong feelings town. Box lunches will be provided. Pro­ reconsidered its position and proposed to classes and s!)ecial programs, though teach­ about the Vietnam war, but don't know testers must furnish their own beverages. Mr. Lloyd that school be dismissed 12:30 ers may not indoctrinate students with their how to make their thoughts known. They Please note, you will not be allowed p.m. Moratorium day. The committee ex­ viewpointt. Student government can take a know that they don't like what is going to parwcipate unless you dress and act plained it felt "the school as an institution stand. on in Vietnam, but they have no idea how like a non-conformist. Everyone must should not take a stand and should not be But no student should feel the school as to go about stopping the war. · wear faded blue jeans and work shirts, forced, at this time, to take a stand on the an institution favors one viewpoint. As one junior girl explained, "I'm not army boots and peace headbands. Long issue of the Vietnam Moratorium; the de­ For if the school can take a position on one of those hippie­ hair is preferabla. cision to participate or not to participate - the Moratorium or change its program to radical types. I don't should be entirely a matter of conscience." Appropriate signs and flags will be allow teachers and students to participate, want to get my head provided. At the same time, it asserted, "In the it can allow any political issue to dictate busted at some. vio­ institution of the Laboratory S<'.hools the ·s iearning activities. lent peace march. For those protestors worried about freedom of all individuals to act upon the "I would like to police harassment and violence, several THE EMOTIONAL REPERCUSSIONS U-High parents who are prominent poli­ dictates of their conscience should be maxi­ on a student of opposite viewpoint would de­ have participated in mally protected." the Vietnam Mora­ ticians and lawyers have agreed to chap­ feat the purpose of an educational facility: erone. THE UNIVERSITY'S legal department to, provide an impartial forum of all view­ torium, but since my advised Mr. Lloyd that "the sanctions con­ points. classes were in ses­ To make everything legal, I will obtain cerning payment for a substitute should not Although most U-High students and sion, I couldn't cut a parade permit from the City of Chi­ be imposed on any mem1,Jer of the facurty teachers are in favor of the Moratorium, school and jeopar­ cago. ,11e permit will specify the num­ who is absent for the whole or part of tr.e and the Moratorium itself is a valid and dize my grades. It ber of people expected to attend the dem­ day." positive program of citizen action the school Ken Devine might have kept me onstration. out of Yale." So Mr. Lloyd issued a new policy pro­ as an institution cannot involve itself. if A SENIOR BOY put it this way. ACTUALLY, previous U-High attend­ viding for a 12:30 dismissal last Wednesday It must ignore the Moratorium. ance at oth.:;r rallies, assemblies and "Listen, I don't want to get killed in demonstrnuons is any indication of things Vietnam and waste all these years of to come, what I really need is a good cramming for grades. But I could just as pu':::licrelations man. Opinions get their due easily get killed at one of those peac~ marches. Besides, those marches are no Mr. Guevara, why are you making Because the Midway staff feels a forum To punctuate its new format, the Midway Iun at all, with people pushing and all those obscene gestures? of opinions has become an increasingly im­ has adopted a new nameplate. Since the pre­ that walking." portant part of the paper's responsibility, vious plate first appeared two years ago beginning this issue it is expanding its edi­ when the previous editorial page format It is for this group of frustrated U­ torial-opinion section to two pages. was adopted, the staff felt the change ap­ Highers that I am planning my own per­ TheU-High Midway A major reason for the format change sonal demonstration. It will be called, propriate. Published semimonthly by lournalism students of was to provide more space for letters. The "Bring the War to U-High Day,'' and it University High School, 1362 East 59th Street, Chi· Midway receives letters from students, fac­ will take place downtown at the Civic cago, Illinois 60637. Mail subscriptions $6.50 a year. ulty members and parents, but has not al­ Center Plaza November 15. Jo-second EDITOR-IN-CHIEF .. MARK SEIDENBERG ways had space to print them. This year's That is a Saturday, so don't worry MANAGIN,G EDITOR ...... David Wells staff feels space for letters is a priority editorials Business Manager , ...... Bruce Goodman about missing school and being rejected Advertising Manager ...... Marla Rosnef' matter - the gamut of opinions deserves ASSOCIATE EDITORS: News, Susie Gordon, Karen • If Black Student Alliance members re­ from the college of your choice. Goetz, Irene TIiiman, Kathy Block and Debby Kalk; to be heard and the paper is one place editorial, Mark Patinkin; editorial features, Barbara where they can be aired for everyone to fuse to talk to Midway reporters as they did TO CONSERVE ENERGY, protesters Goiter; sPOrts, Jerry Esrfg. after a BSA meeting October 14, readers SPECIAL FEATURE EDITORS: Commentary, Ken read. The letter policy remains the same will meet at noon in Kenwood Circle and Devine; sPOrts commentary, Bruce G4odman; arts, and will continue to appear on these pages. who want to know what BSA is planning will board buses that will take them down- Barbara Goiter; public c,pfnlon and essay, Oebbv have to fend for themselves. The Midway Kalk. TO FURTHER PROMOTE POLITICAL EDITORS: Mark Patlnkln (chief), Karen use of the Mid­ staff can devote· just so much time to play­ Goetz, Susie Gordon and Kathy Block. way as a vehicle of school opinion, the staff. OFFICE MANAGER ...... ' Kathv Block inl? James Bond games with students un­ PRESS BUREAU . ' ...... Paul Ashln among other new features, has added a reg­ willing to divulge information. But no com­ Letters policy REPORTERS, SOLICITORS: Jeff Carson, Pam Emil, ular public opinion poll of students on cur­ Steve Garmisa, Craig Gordon, Liz Greenberg, Tova plaints please when the club isn't covered. The Midway welcomes letters from readers. Hawkins, Anita Weinberg, David Ml)es, Hedv rent topics. This issue the subject is the The letters box Is in the Publications Office, Weinberg, Kathy Zuspan, Pam Harris, Betsy Mun­ Belfield 148. Letters must be signed, limited to ger, Scott Harris, Brad Betz. Chicago Eight Conspiracy trial. Next issue • After three years of campaigning for 200 words and should be typed doub'e spaced. PHOTO COORDINATOR /'MrY Ann Newman it will be Student Government. improved fire safety precautions, the :Mid­ Names will not be withheld. The editors re­ PHOTOGRAPHERS: John Deering, Jeff Jones. Lester serve the right to delete parts of letters If the'f Aron, · Darrell Roman, Abram Katz, Jethroe Smith, The Midway will have increased oppor­ way staff is a!:::outready to give up. Let it are llbelous, repetitious °" violate standards of Allen Chroman. Jan Harrison, Bob Atlas, /'Mrk Gur­ tunity to state its own opinions, too. The taste and honestv. In such cases the editors wlll vey, Alan Bormuth, David Stone, Joev Notkln, Ra­ be known that U-High observed Fire Pre­ use utmost care to preserve the writer's view. chel Fox, Beth Oldfield, Doug Patinkin, Blanche new format allows more editorials in each vention Week, October 6-12, without a fire No writer will be lnfO<'med that his letter wlll Jones. be printed In part only. Bui writers whose let­ ARTISTS: Fernando Pineda, Karen Matlaw, Erica issue. They will continue to appear on the drill. There hasn't been one all year as of ters are not printed wlll receive an explanation Meyer, Donna Ferguson. left edge of the editorial spread. from the Midway staff and an OPPOr1vnltvto ADVISER: ...... Mr. Wayne Bruter deadline Saturday, revise their letters If they wish.

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MIDWAY MAILBOX MAILBOX MIDWAY

following reasons: reasons: following

instead of sings, sings, of instead

Attendance ( October 7 7 ( October Attendance

From Principal Carl Rinne: Rinne: Carl Principal From

cannot take this editorial seriously for the the for seriously editorial this take cannot

and one that I take very seriously. But I I But seriously. very take I that one and

Midway is a powerful force in the school school the in force powerful a is Midway

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are innocent innocent are

Elliott Min.cberg Min.cberg Elliott

don't plan on inciting any riots. I'm only afraid that once once that afraid only I'm riots. any inciting on plan don't

not all departments departments all not

to avoid the the avoid to

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defendants. defendants.

policy, nor would would nor policy,

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six copies have have copies six

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process process

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things things

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movement and speech which would would which speech and movement

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inciting riots. I think that they they that think I riots. inciting

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didn't didn't

Senior Nancy Bruel Bruel Nancy Senior

Senior Mike Needlman said, said, Needlman Mike Senior

Sophomore Daniel Cole said, "I "I said, Cole Daniel Sophomore

Senior Elliott Mincberg said said Mincberg Elliott Senior

"This law is so so is law "This

fitting for a judge. judge. a for fitting

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restricting the freedom of of freedom the restricting

out out

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is a very fine fine very a is

judge judge

how or where to teach teach to where or how

is responsible for the students assigned to to assigned students the for responsible is

sponsibility, The The sponsibility,

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policy makes makes policy

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his students is too important important too is students his

urge so strongly that "in a matter matter a "in that strongly so urge

as noted: noted: as

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attendance, attendance,

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make a big big a make

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p.m., p.m.,

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maximum maximum

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23. 23.

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a spoe t. t i nt ee t inde­ to refer not did It to. supposed was

a student did not attend a a attend not did student a

although it probably could have better better have could probably it although

study programs, assemblies assemblies programs, study

of the Faculty Faculty the of

pendent learning situations, conference conference situations, learning pendent

torial referred to cuts, that is, those times times those is, that cuts, to referred torial

all students being required to attend all all attend to required being students all

stated its position. The sentence about all all about sentence The position. its stated

It does not believe it was factually in error, error, in factually was it believe not does It

if any reader misunderstood its argument. argument. its misunderstood reader any if

hours, counseling appointments, supervised supervised appointments, counseling hours,

formal class hours lacked clarity. The The clarity. lacked hours class formal

hour alternatives, as described on on described as alternatives, hour

law is a whitewish." whitewish." a is law

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manner manner

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8 p.m., October 21. 21. October p.m., 8

not not

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haven't seen any big trials with cops. cops. with trials big any seen haven't

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trial they took a long time. time. long a took they trial

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to judge as as judge to

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the counselors counselors the

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assigned assigned

counselors. Quoting from the statement statement the from Quoting counselors.

From Guidance Chairman Karen Robb: Robb: Karen Chairman Guidance From

counselor with whom they feel they can re­ can they feel they whom with counselor

r tdn wl eae ooeaohr equal­ another one to relate will student or

made by grade level. level. grade by made nomto, I i or oe ht h stu­ the that hope our is "It information,

made alphabetically; alphabetically; made portunity portunity

made to all students students all to made

tember tember

message conveyed in in conveyed message

this year they are are they year this

content of the the of content

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regarding counseling counseling regarding

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defendants' going to jail jail to going defendants'

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all students. The individual teacher should should teacher individual The students. all

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Handbook states on page eight, "Routine "Routine eight, page on states Handbook

formal class hours as they wished. The The wished. they as hours class formal

all students regarding cuts. As the Faculty Faculty the As cuts. regarding students all

present policy requires all teachers to to teachers all requires policy present It is important, however, however, important, is It

earning cuts should not apply uniformly to to uniformly apply not should cuts earning ileges as they they as ileges

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judgment about individual students. Such Such students. individual about judgment

alty for each number of cuts and tardies. tardies. and cuts of number each for alty

sess sess

administrative procedures are followed followed are procedures administrative

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government government

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riot. I'm not sure whether it's a just just a it's whether sure not I'm riot.

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to convict someone on that law. It's It's law. that on someone convict to

the the

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might hurt him. I I him. hurt might

judge judge

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the defendants entirely but they are are they but entirely defendants the

fort to control future such actions." actions." such future control to fort

u i sol uih hm n n ef­ an in them punish should it but

know know

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whether they crossed the the crossed they whether

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attendance attendance

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same disciplinary measures against against measures disciplinary same

to to

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Junior Junior

believe believe

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counselors other than the one one the than other counselors

equally. I I equally.

year year

their grade level will do so. so. do will level grade their

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treating treating

the the

comfortably. comfortably.

assume assume

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how strict the law should be be should law the strict how

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defendants fairly fairly defendants

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every counselor counselor every

think think

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might might

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5 5 is is Hockey team Footmen face winless Raiders Hoping to remain undefeated in Independent School In the closest game of the year, U-High defeated may become (ISL) soccer competition, U-High plays winless North Lake Forest 4-3 October 10 here. Lake Forest scored Shore 4 p.m. today there. two f:t;eak goals in the first quarter, but U-High came official here The Maroons defeated the Raiders 1-0 in the sea­ back with four consecutive scores by Forwards Tom son's first game here. Nedelsky, Jeff Jones, Jim Parsons and Colin Jack to Two non-league contests - St. Joseph's 4 p.m. get the lead. U-High should have an official Friday here and New Trier West 4 p.m. October 30 Lake Forest scored with five minutes remaining in ice hockey team this winter, ac. the game, but U-High held to win. Frosh-soph also there - may be closer. Maroons defeated both teams cording to Junior Gary Pekoe, who last season, 4-1 and 2-0 respectively. won, 5-0. organized a predecessor team last Although playing an excellent game, the Maroons winter and is continuing work on U-High faces Francis Parker, second-plaee ISL lost to undefeated Evanston 3-0 October 14 there. The the project. team, 4 p.m. October 28 there. The Maroons defeated Wildkits scored once in each of the first three periods. Fifteen boys have expressed in­ the Colonels 2-1 at home October 3. U-High has beaten Evanston just once in the past terest in the team, Gary said. In an unusual Saturday game, U-High plays a non­ eight years, according to Varsity Coach Sandy Patlak. Whether the team is pfficial, league contest at Illiana Christian 2 p.m. November 1, Frosh-soph squad was scored upon four times in the Gary noted, will depend on the de­ Maroons tied Illiana 1-1 last year. first quarter and lost to Evanston 5-0. cision of Inde~ndent School Lea­ U-High had a new goalie, Senior Paul Silvern, when Maroons never seemed to get unwound as they gue (ISL) athletic directors, to they faced Illiana Christian October 17 here. Maroons tied Elgin 1-1 October 16 there. Jack scored the tying whom Physical Education Director won 2-1, as Jones and Nedelsky scored. goal with 5 minutes remaining in the game. William Zarvis will bring the idea. Varsity and frosh-soph squads suffered their first ISL soccer standings: U-High, 4-0-1; Francis Park­ "We may have a round-robin defeats, both 3-0, at Oak Park October 7. Varsity Cap­ er, 3-1-0; Elgin, 1-2-2; Lake Forest, 1-2-1; North Shore, tournament with Lake Forest and tain Steve Pitts said simply, "We were outclassed." 0-4-0. North Shore, the other two ISL schools with hockey teams," Gary said. Harrier coach anticipates Parents sponsor Other ISL schools would be en­ Photo by Jethroe Smith couraged to form teams, he added. Saturday sports Dean of Students Standrod Car­ Just like home close Lake Forest meet r michael said he would contact Chi­ Supervised play in swimming._ cago Park District officials about U-HIGH'S SOCCER TEAM, for basketball and gymnastics in Sun­ erecting backboards on the Midway the second consecutive year, has U-High's cross country team Performances of Hildebrand and faces Lake Forest Friday here in Thomas were hindered because ny Gym will be available 19 Satur­ Plaisance so the team could play someone in its starting lineup who days beginning November 8, spon­ there, according to Gary. plays his national sport. Last year what should be a close but difficult they were ill, according to Mr. Banas. Junior Rodney Fair was too sored by the Parents Association. Status of the team as a club or that player was Mojmir Sonek from meet for the Maroons, according to Coach Ed Banas. ill to run. According to ·Dean of Students interscholastic athletic team also Czechoslovakia. This year he is Standrod Carmichael, the program is in doubt, Gary added. Pierre Lacocque from Belgium. U-High lost to Lake Forest 21-37 In an unscheduled meet Oct. 9, U-High finished second of four will cost $4 per child enrolled. A To play hockey, he explained, Soccer is the national sport of both Clow score wins) October 7 in a teams with 67, Chicago Vocational minimum of 200 children are need­ some boys might have to violate a nations. Pierre got plenty of soccer meet Mr. Banas thought would be first with 29, High Park 68 and ed for it to begin. Students from rule which states that an athlete experience in a community league more lopsided. Kenwood 88. the 4th grade up are eligible. may not be on more than one inter­ in Belgium. His high school had no "The Lake Forest meet," Mr. Hildebrand finished s e c o n d , Planned schedule includes every scholastic sports team at a given team. Although he has four years Banas said, "was not as tough as Thomas 11th and Wilson 14th. Saturday through April except dur­ time. Hockey season would coin­ of high school, he enrolled as a I expected, but we'll have to run ing Thanksgiving, Christmas and cide with basketball, swimming and junior here because high schools in exceptionally well to beat them Spring recesses. indoor track. Europe are six years and he wants this time." Intramurals don't In charge of coordinating arrange­ "Right now," Gary noted, "the to be graduated from both his old In the Lake Forest meet Senior ments for the Association is Mrs. team is officially called the ice and new schools. Before moving to Dan Hildebrand finished second, lure U-Highers Alma Offenkrantz. She has infor­ hockey club and will have an ad­ Belgium, Pierre lived in France Junior Arthur Wilson fifth and mation at 3663-3898. viser like any other club." 'seven years and Israel one year. Sophomore Joe Thomas eighth. Soccer, touch football, badminton Skates and skis are needed by and tennis intramurals are attract­ the Parents Association for sale ) ing about 25 participants a day, planned for its new Scholarship Hockey girls to meet weak foe mostly prefreshmen, according to Shop noon-5 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 4. Sponsor Tom Tourlas. The shop last year was cospon­ sored by the Association with the U-High's strong field hockey ent weather. It will not be re­ Interscholastic sports, clubs, in­ strength from its forward line, ac­ Infant Welfare Society. Now the team faces a reportedly unimpres­ scheduled. -U-High was to play the terest groups and other commit­ cording to Miss Leme. It consists Parents Association has full spon­ sive Ferry Hall 3:45 p.m. today University of Illinois Circle Cam­ ments keep more U-Highers from of Seniors Karen Tave and Diane sorship, Earnings go to the Lab there, according to Coach Sally pus yesterday. participating, he believes. Markovitz and Juniors Pat Spargo, Schools Scholarship Fund which Leme. Faulkner, the girls' opponents Intramurals are scheduled 3: 15- Carol Irons and Kim Uhlennuth. gives tuition aid to students here. "Judging from the opinions of 3:45 p.m. next Tuesday here, has 4: 05 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays The shop is at 1372East 53rd Street, the girls we have a good chance to an inexperienced team, according "These girls have played to­ and Thursdays, and 2:30-3:15 p.m. phone is HY 3-0805. beat them," she said. to a report Miss Leme received gether before and have a high skill Tuesdays. There are no intramur­ als Fridays. Miss Leme said the frosh-soph from their coach. Last year U­ level," she explained. "They work game is hard to predict. A junior-senior touch football tentatively scheduled for tomorrow, High lost to Faulkner 2-0. well together, switch positions, "If the frosh-soph continues to Miss Leme expects little trouble game, which could be the begin­ said Junior Jim Naisbitt, coordi­ progress they will have the poten­ from Faulkner and may even play communicate and are aggressive." ning of an interclass tournament, is. nator. tial to win," she said. her frosh-soph squad for part of the Game against North Shore Octo­ game, she said. ber 10 was canceled due to inclem- The varsity team draws its chief S. U. takes over cheerers Cheerleaders now are under the Miss Faynelle Haehn has re­ jurisdiction of Student Union in­ placed Mrs. Lidia Mandelbaum as stead of the phys ed department. faculty adviser, according to Union Physical Education Chairman Wil­ Secretary Carolyn Thomas.- liam Zarvis and Dean of Students Standrod Carmichael initiated the Among cheerleader problems the change to align cheerleaders with Union will try to solve is transpor­ other student organizations super­ tation to away games (last year vised by the Union. cheerleaders rode the team bus, Chosen at tryouts Friday, var­ which became overcrowded), in­ sity cheerleaders are as follows: sufficient practice attendance and Seniors - Laurie Duncan and Mar­ poor morale. gie Anderson; juniors - Kathy Zus­ Union plans include bus transpor­ pan, Toby Fishbein, Susan Hackett tation for cheerleaders and other 'tlnd Ellen Stacy. Alternates are students to six away basketball Senior Carol Horwich and Junior games, but arrangements have not Mary Rosenberi, been completed.

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