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U-HIGH U-HIGH

get new new get

nounced Friday, U-High U-High Friday, nounced

of a new budget problem U-High U-High problem budget new a of

tive services. services. tive

owy drco o administra of director Conway,

faces, according to Mr. Donald Donald Mr. to according faces,

ings will be be will ings

the enrollment of the graduate graduate the of enrollment the ecig oc ad ore offer course and force teaching

$1,350 and probably cutbacks cutbacks probably and $1,350 uate students, will greatly reduce reduce greatly will students, uate

oe rf eepin fo grad from exemptions draft move

funds cut will not mean the high high the mean not will cut funds

several lean years, he added. added. he years, lean several

means a cut for us." us." for cut a means

obviously a cut cut a obviously

versity," versity,"

from a University allotment and and allotment University a from

school, school,

last year. year. last school receives less money than than money less receives school

School's School's

expansion. expansion.

get the resources for all planned planned all for resources the get

Trafalgar's square. square. Trafalgar's

George George

we won't." won't." we

more money every year, this year year this year, every money more

years we asked for substantially substantially for asked we years

said. said. plaster plaster

parting teachers, teachers, parting Poison Poison

iig elcmns o sm de some for replacements hiring

teacher, we'll schedule the classes classes the schedule we'll teacher,

said, "instead of hiring a new new a hiring of "instead said,

four classes a day leaves," he he leaves," day a classes four

teachers will will teachers

among the other other the among

at h add bt nt devastat "not but added, he tant,

ut fet aut slr in salary faculty effect must

ing." ing."

creases, Mr. Conway said. said. Conway Mr. creases,

budget difficulties, the Lab Schools Schools Lab the difficulties, budget

eas o a e dat a an law draft new a of Because

Raise in tuition from $1,200 $1,200 to from tuition in Raise

"THIS NEW NEW "THIS

But, Mr. Conway added, "The "The added, Conway Mr. But,

"Lab School funds are acquired acquired are funds School "Lab

"IN "IN

The cutback in classes and and classes in cutback The

SUCH CUTBACKS CUTBACKS SUCH

"If "If

At the same time it it time same the At

RICHARD RICHTER, RICHTER, center, RICHARD

a a

SHORT, SHORT,

the the

he he

and and

math math

Fitzolemach, Fitzolemach,

he explained. explained. he

Tuesday, Tuesday,

h h

University University

drank. drank.

Chicago, Chicago,

1362 East East 1362

backbone backbone

the the

Petrification," becomes a living living a becomes Petrification,"

will will

Vol Vol •

teacher teacher

be be

law, which which law,

immediate immediate

whereas whereas

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achieved by not not by achieved

Feb. Feb.

Illinois Illinois

The Landlord, played by Harry Cornelius, left, and and left, Cornelius, Harry by played Landlord, The

math math

mean we won't won't we mean

in in

hi11h hi11h

59th 59th

No. No.

Mr. Mr.

their funds funds their

played played

211, 211,

of of

who teaches teaches who

are are

street street

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teachers." teachers."

is is

1968 1968

tae tae

is is

in in

will will

Conway Conway

results results

facing facing

impor

facing facing

Uni

past past

by Gary Kaplan,, Kaplan,, plot Gary by

funds funds

in in

squeeze squeeze

as as

ly ly

cols ugt hr wl probab will there budget school's

is one of the major drains on the the on drains major the of one is

tive," he explained. "Since salary salary "Since explained. he tive,"

chasing new equipment." equipment." new chasing

go go

o a 100rie hs er salar year, this $1,000 a raise got

every day. Most go to buy. Some go to work. work. to go Some buy. to go Most day. every

ies of U-High teachers must must teachers U-High of ies

go to steal. steal. to go

U-Highers among them them among U-Highers

reporter recently. recently. reporter

Lake Park avenue, store managers told a Midway Midway a told managers store avenue, Park Lake

of business life at the shopping center, 55th street and and 55th street center, shopping the at life business of

sities. sities.

hy ee u fr hil, hy niae, o neces not indicated, they thrills, for out were They

porter that they have stolen from stores at the center. center. the at stores from stolen have they that porter

some," another U-Higher explained. "Why pay?" still still pay?" "Why explained. U-Higher another some,"

o si o i raos o seln. I' adventure "It's stealing. for reasons his of said boy

another said. said. another

to get away with it." it." with away get to

said. said.

motivation, he added. added. he motivation,

"U-Highers who steal probably do it for the thrill, or or thrill, the for it do probably steal who "U-Highers

everyone is an equal particiipant; the kids want to to want kids the particiipant; equal an is everyone

impress someone or defy authority." authority." defy or someone impress

ferred by parents or friends to the office, they and and they office, the to friends or parents by ferred

he added, added, he

been referred to the Guidance office for stealing. But, But, stealing. for office Guidance the to referred been

their parents could receive counseling. counseling. receive could parents their

learned to take petty thievery thievery petty take to learned

Adolphus Adolphus

"Since public school teachers teachers school public "Since

be be

p f e r t sa competi stay to are we if up

U-Highers go to the Hyde Park shopping center center shopping Park Hyde the to go U-Highers

Theft, including stealing by teenagers, is a fact fact a is teenagers, by stealing including Theft,

SEVERAL U-HIGHERS U-HIGHERS SEVERAL

"For kicks, it's something for nothing," a junior junior a nothing," for something it's kicks, "For

According to Director of Guidance Roger Aubrey, Aubrey, Roger Guidance of Director to According

FINANCIAL NEED NEED FINANCIAL

"It "It

To Mr. Aubrey's Aubrey's Mr. To

"These kids are usually in groups or gangs where where gangs or groups in usually are kids "These

STORE MANAGERS at the shopping center have have center shopping the MANAGERS STORE at

"We would help, not punish," he said. said. he punish," not help, would "We

gnrl euto i pur in reduction general a

to give give to

may be a dare or to impress someone," he he someone," impress to or dare a be may

statue statue

Photo Photo

if if

Bastable in "Passion, "Passion, in Bastable

students with a a with students

by by

to to

Jbecause Jbecause

Edith Edith

set set

knowledge, knowledge,

him him

S<:hrammel S<:hrammel

probably is not the major major the not is probably

Thieves Thieves

of of

ditd o h sm re same the to admitted

up in in up

theft theft

also also

the the

in in

no no

stride. stride.

problem problem

four four

student has ever ever has student

presented presented

tion." tion."

are "Case of the Crushed Petunias," Petunias," Crushed the of "Case are

7 7

director; David Kovacs, Mike Potter, Alison Becker and David Halperin. Halperin. David and Becker Alison Potter, Mike Kovacs, David director;

Sloan and Kathy Minnerly, directors; Malcolm Morris, Brian Jack. Jack. Brian Morris, Malcolm directors; Minnerly, Kathy and Sloan

order, are as follows: follows: as are order,

Wee h Cos sMd" n "aso, osn n Petrifica and Poison "Passion, and Made" is Cross the "Where

Poisoned seltzer bottle. Sonya Baehr and Julie Schiller, directors; Richard Richter, Richter, Richard directors; Schiller, Julie and Baehr Sonya bottle. seltzer Poisoned

Kaplan, Kaplan,

Kohut, director; Lorna Sultan, John Stout, David Lifton, Julie Cohen. Cohen. Julie Lifton, David Stout, John Sultan, Lorna director; Kohut,

effect effect

looked looked

perin as Dr. Higgins about his father: "He'd been through hell and and hell through been "He'd father: his about Higgins Dr. as perin

who arranges for Leslie Starr to come to the apartment of his friend friend his of apartment the to come to Starr Leslie for arranges who

Malcolm Morris Morris Malcolm

:30 :30

Productions Productions

from drama drama from

"Petunia,s< "Petunia,s<

"Private Ear" - Sophisticated friend of shy guy guy shy of friend Sophisticated - Ear" "Private

"Where "Where

Passion" Passion"

The plays, plot ideas, directors and cast members, in that that in members, cast and directors ideas, plot plays, The

Four one-act plays ranging from drama to comedy comedy to drama from ranging plays one-act Four

p.m., Friday in Belfield Belfield in Friday p.m.,

IN "WHERE "WHERE IN

"THE "THE

Kathy Garland, Harry Cornelius, Cornelius, Harry Garland, Kathy

on on

ee re were

it." it."

the Cross is Made" - A lost lost A - Made" is Cross the

A few few A

aiy Dvd oas lf, s a Brlt tls ai Hal David tells Bartlett Nat as left, Kovacs, David family, a

PRIVATE PRIVATE

by Mr. Robert Keil's advanced acting class, class, acting advanced Keil's Robert Mr. by

A man's passionate love for his friend's wife and how how and wife friend's his for love passionate man's A

Liberation Liberation

(not (not

the Cross is Made," story of a lost treasure and its its and treasure lost a of story Made," is Cross the

men's clothing store, told a Midway reporter, "You "You reporter, Midway a told store, clothing men's

ness, but you can't let it get out of hand." hand." of out get it let can't you but ness,

a asr a eti aon o seln i ay busi any in stealing of amount certain a absorb can

much a loss Cohn and Stern takes from thefts. thefts. from takes Stern and Cohn loss a much

year," year,"

I just don't know how much stealing costs costs stealing much how know don't just I

first offenders, the store manager usually just warns warns just usually manager store the offenders, first

the thief not to come back. back. come to not thief the

Mr. Kaufman said, or for persons repeatedly caught caught repeatedly persons for or said, Kaufman Mr.

at stealing, a guard employed by the mall is called in. in. called is mall the by employed guard a stealing, at

sixth sense also comes in handy, he added. added. he handy, in comes also sense sixth

courage thieves, Mr. Kaufman said. A salesman's salesman's A said. Kaufman Mr. thieves, courage

has larceny in his heart," he said. "Everyone wants wants "Everyone said. he heart," his in larceny has

buy." buy."

something for nothing." nothing." for something

worth's variety store, didn't feel that way. "Everyone "Everyone way. that feel didn't store, variety worth's

"you know who's here here who's know "you

grounds, he added. "I've caught ladies with mink mink with ladies caught "I've added. he grounds,

thieves." thieves."

teenagers. teenagers.

groups steal, "but I guess it's especially high among among high especially it's guess I "but steal, groups

caught kids from down on 63rd street in the ghetto." ghetto." the in street 63rd on down from kids caught coats on and chauffeurs," he recalled, "and I've I've "and recalled, he chauffeurs," and on coats

plague plague

EAR" EAR"

one-acts one-acts

p~ctured) p~ctured)

Mr. Kaufman has no way of knowing exactly how how exactly knowing of way no has Kaufman Mr.

of a simple girl from the confines of her sheltered world. Tom Tom world. sheltered her of confines the from girl simple a of

Mr. Lester Kaufman, manager of Cohn and Stern Stern and Cohn of manager Kaufman, Lester Mr.

For thefts involving more valuable merchandise, merchandise, valuable more involving thefts For

WHEN COHN COHN WHEN

"It "It

iea ue fmros rud h soe ep dis helps store the around mirrors of use Liberal

R CALSLTEE, aae o Wool of manager LOTTERET, CHARLES MR.

"After so many years of working," he explained, explained, he working," of years many so "After

hee cm fo al cnmcad oil back social and economic all from come Thieves

Mr. Lotteret has found that people from all age age all from people that found has Lotteret Mr.

he said. said. he

could be two, three or four thousand dollars. dollars. thousand four or three two, be could

features features

It It

342. 342.

who who

treasure treasure

Jerrv Jerrv

just takes constant surveillience to stop stop to surveillience constant takes just

Friday range range Friday

to comedy comedy to

The plays, a class assignment, assignment, class a plays, The

is shy about girls. girls. about shy is

Harper, Harper,

as a suave sophisticate sophisticate suave a as rian

and Stern salesmen catch petty petty catch salesmen Stern and

and and

arranges arranges

Jack Jack

its its

to to

Greg Greg

effect effect

steal and who's here to to here who's and steal

"The "The

Walker Walker

for for

on a family. Sarah Lincoln Lincoln Sarah family. a on

shops shops

L,eslie L,eslie

him to meet girl. Kathy Kathy girl. meet to him

Private Private

and David Hyman. Hyman. David and

h<1 h<1

Starr. Starr.

is is

done in by a a by in done

will will

4 4

,us ,us

Ear," Ear,"

and and

Gary Gary

per per

be be

through traffic." traffic." through

that that

central central

acts acts

Crushed Crushed

Friday, Feb. Feb. Friday,

Thursday, Feb. 22 22 Feb. Thursday,

Saturday, Feb. 24 24 Feb. Saturday,

Tuesday, Feb. Feb. Tuesday,

Tang-y Tang-y

Exchange coming coming Exchange

Sports finales finales Sports

Presidential poll poll Presidential

pionship preliminaries, varsity varsity preliminaries, pionship

tournament continues, 6:30 p.m., p.m., 6:30 continues, tournament

here. here.

league tournament, 6:30 p.m., p.m., 6:30 tournament, league

varsity varsity

Belfield 354. 354. Belfield

ee Dsrc simn cham swimming District here;

Schurz, Schurz,

One-act plays, plays, One-act

only, 7 p.m., Hinsdale Central, Central, Hinsdale p.m., 7 only,

Basketball tournament finals, finals, tournament Basketball

ly, 1:30 p.m., Hinsdale Central; Central; Hinsdale p.m., 1:30 ly,

a.m., here; District swimming swimming District here; a.m.,

it scholarship examination, examination, scholarship it

6:30 p.m., here. here. p.m., 6:30

hminhp ias vriy on varsity finals, championship

JULIE JULIE

dropping on the floor. Like, take take Like, floor. the on dropping

after school. Please refrain from from refrain Please school. after

'em home to mommy and daddy. daddy. and mommy to home 'em

her "nose is too large to get get to large is too "nose her

with with

Midway Midway

On The The On

character character

art art

COHEN COHEN

ON THE INSIDE INSIDE THE ON

Petunias," informs informs Petunias,"

only, Independent Independent only,

4 4

shock shock

Photos by Edith Edith by Photos

p.m., here; basketball basketball here; p.m.,

Photo Photo

23 23

'Zl 'Zl

4 4

as as

as Mrs. Dull Dull Mrs. as

in in

by by

and 7:30 p.m., p.m., 7:30 and

Track Track

Miss Miss

"Case "Case

National National

Edith Edith

Midway out out Midway

Basketball, Basketball,

Schrammel Schrammel

. .

S<:hrammel S<:hrammel

Simple, Simple,

...

against against

of of

School School

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pg.3 pg.3

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PAGE TWO-TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1968 1968 FEBRUARY 20, TWO-TUESDAY, PAGE

Th Th

MIDWAY MIDWAY

e e

ar ar

ARTS ARTS

t t

0 0

f f

Ch Ch

into my neoimpressionistic painting. painting. neoimpressionistic my into

THESE EXAMPLES OF HIS ART ART HIS OF EXAMPLES THESE

sionistic painting by Claude Monet titled titled Claude Monet by painting sionistic

painted it, although I changed it a little. little. a it changed I although it, painted

"Terrace "Terrace

ography at Midway studios. studios. Midway at ography

ae n y rpi at casi lith in class arts graphic my in made

very very

and white photograph. So I just merely merely just I So photograph. white and

China, I came to a very interesting black black interesting very a to came China, I

(from top): top): (from

"One of the most remarkable thi ngs about Charles Tang is that he's he's that is Tang Charles about ngs thi remarkable most the of "One

His art teacher comments comments teacher art His

a tremendous drive," Mr. Erickson said. said. Erickson Mr. drive," tremendous a

anig hn ot epe i ae acrig o r Erick Mr. to according age, his people most than painting

scious of what he doesn't know, so he pursues learning with with learning pursues he so know, doesn't he what of scious

o. Oevr srn pit bu Cals s ht e s con is he that is Charles about point strong very "One son.

composition. Charles also has done more experimenting in in experimenting more done has also Charles composition.

not afraid to pursue and express an idea," according to Art Art to according idea," an express and pursue to afraid not

ece Rbr Eiko. r rcsn xlie ta Char that explained Erickson Mr. Erickson. Robert Teacher

les uses good structure in his work, mostly with color and and color with mostly work, his in structure good uses les

"Chinese" "Chinese"

"Flags" "Flags"

"Kennedy" "Kennedy"

CH AR LES TANG DESCRIBES DESCRIBES TANG LES AR CH

first first

ar ar

near near

black black

le Havre." I transformed transformed I Havre." le

This This

and white prints that that prints white and

Reading Reading

This This

s rm n impres an from is

was one of the the of one was

I I

articles about about articles

es es

it it

l l

60637. 60637.

came here here came

ASSOCIATE ASSOCIATE

ADVERTISING ADVERTISING working on, I paint quite a lot," Charles Charles lot," a quite paint I on, working

felt like throwing it all out," he explained, explained, he out," all it throwing like felt

cago cago

periods periods

time," he said. said. he time,"

POLITICAL EDITOR EDITOR POLITICAL so I paint according to these moods." moods." these to according paint I so

commented. "I change my moods often, often, moods my change "I commented. interest interest

say they like it, so I'll decide to keep it." it." keep to decide I'll so it, like they say

BUSINESS BUSINESS

'67; '67;

he he confident of his ability. "Many times I've I've times "Many ability. his of confident

h hd tedd h Uiest sugges University the attended had who but does not paint "for any long period of of period long any "for paint not does but

his his

Studio Studio EDITOR-IN-CHIEF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

"but then someone will come along and and along come will someone then "but N N

at the University. University. the at

ent he is enrolled in a lithography course course lithography a in enrolled is he ent

artist or teach art because, he said, said, he because, art teach or artist

REPORTERS, AD SOLICITORS (this Issue only): only): Issue (this SOLICITORS AD REPORTERS,

with abstract art. art. abstract with

way upon the canvas." canvas." the upon way

bers his painter's outlook at that time. time. that at outlook painter's his bers "work in the fine arts is difficult to find." find." to difficult is arts fine the in "work

ttt jno sho. e lal remem clearly He school. junior stitute s xeietn i ltorpy A pres At lithography. is experimenting is

ure drawing and painting at the Art Art the at painting and drawing ure

with abstracts in paintings, I use mostly mostly use I paintings, in abstracts with

my feelings," Charles said. "When I work work I "When said. Charles feelings," my

what I saw," Charles said. said. Charles saw," I what

colors to define shapes and forms." forms." and shapes define to colors

when he he when

Got start start Got

ISPA Best Best ISPA

U-HIGH U-HIGH

Green. Green.

NSPA All-American, All-American, NSPA

Publls'1ed Publls'1ed

Carolyn Carolyn

Carol Anderson, Bruce Gans, Tom Neustaetter, Neustaetter, Tom Gans, Bruce Anderson, Carol

Mary Dering, Peter Kovler, Paula Kaplan, Judy Judy Kaplan, Paula Kovler, Peter Dering, Mary

He admits that sometimes he he sometimes that admits He

Charles paints about five hours a week week a hours five about paints Charles

And then he grinned, satisfied. satisfied. grinned, he then And

LeFevre, Dan Pollock. Pollock. Dan LeFevre,

Charles plans to become a commercial commercial a become to plans Charles

CHARLES WAS WAS CHARLES

Before Charles Tang came to to came Tang Charles Before

Another facet of art with which Charles Charles which with art of facet Another

"WHEN I'M I'M "WHEN "But "But

"Two years ago, I would paint exactly exactly paint would I ago, years "Two

"When I paint, I use color to express express to color use I paint, I "When

"Now I express what I see see I what express I "Now

had no interest interest no had

Charles Tang Tang Charles

THIS YEAR YEAR THIS

native city, when when city, native

high high

St. Bonaventure Bonaventure St.

Subscriptions, Subscriptions,

by by

T T

I I

after after

class taught by Mr. Erickson, my my Erickson, Mr. by taught class

Kent; Kent;

began began

school, school,

MANAGER MANAGER

iournalism iournalism

every every

EDITORS (this (this EDITORS

Overall Overall

MANAGER MANAGER

spcrts, spcrts,

MIDWAY MIDWAY

I I

1362 1362

developing," developing,"

Tuesday Tuesday

interested in the art I'm I'm art the in interested

$3 $3

was enrolled enrolled was

Excellence, Excellence,

Charles is experimenting experimenting is Charles

an an

students students

'66, '66,

East East

Best Best

per per

Dick Dick

living in Hong Hong in living

ted ted

in in

The Tangs have lived lived have Tangs The

a senior) and Eugene Eugene and senior) a

brothers Patrick (also (also Patrick brothers

ents now now ents

while while

with with

( '67) come to U-High. U-High. to ( come '67)

Mr. Erickson, Charles Charles Erickson, Mr.

of 1966, a year after after year 1966, a of

ada. ada.

took a course in in course a took

his first course with with course first his

During the summer summer the During

'67; '67;

year. year.

59th 59th

Issue Issue

except except

art. art.

In In

Dworkin; news, Bobble Bobble news, Dworkin;

his his

that he and and he that

of of

various various

CSPA CSPA

ee ter par their here;

'65, '65,

street, street,

Midwest, Midwest,

only): only):

• •

University University

brother-in-law brother-in-law

DIC!<. DIC!<.

Charles said. said. Charles

durlnt1 durlnt1

Mr. Mr.

live live

'U, 'U,

Michael Michael

in in

Medalist, Medalist,

• •

Clilca,o, Clilca,o,

Della Della

News, News,

'67. '67.

Erldtsoll Erldtsoll

my own own my

DWORKI,-, DWORKI,-,

families families

in in

an an

'6', '6',

U-Higb U-Higb

is is

vacation vacation

g g

Kong, Kong,

of of

• •

Berlte Berlte

Can

Pitts Pitts

arts, arts,

Art Art

not not

fig-

Clli· Clli·

his his

'67; '67;

'66, '66, Ill. Ill.

r r

For the record ...... record the For

Morgan Park 10 7 11 7 35 35 7 11 7 10 Park Morgan

Lead scorer: Bruce Montgomery, Montgomery, Bruce scorer: Lead

Latin Latin

Date: Date: U-Hlgh U-Hlgh

Glenwood Glenwood

Lead scorer: Mark Zelisko, 20 20 Zelisko, Mark scorer: Lead

Date: Date:

Morgan Park 6 7 29 20 20 29 7 6 Park Morgan

Lead scorer: John Wachtel, Wachtel, John scorer: Lead

Lead scorer: Bruce Montgomery, 18 18 Montgomery, Bruce scorer: Lead

Glenwood Glenwood

Date: Date:

Latin Latin

Lead scorer: Bruce Montgomery, 18 points points 18 Montgomery, Bruce scorer: Lead

Date: February 6, here here 6, February Date:

Lead scorer: Bruce Montgomery, 17 POints POints 17 Montgomery, Bruce scorer: Lead Lead scorer: Bruce Baker, 19 points points 19 Baker, Bruce scorer: Lead

Date: February 16, here here 16, February Date: Date: Date:

U-Hlgh U-Hlgh

Date: February 16, here here 16, February Date:

U-High U-High

U-Hlgh U-Hlgh

Elg Elg In

U-Hlgh U-Hlgh

Lead scorer: Bruce Baker, Baker, Bruce scorer: Lead

Date: February 9, there there 9, February Date: U-High U-High

Elgin Elgin

U-High 37, Fenger 57, February February 57, Fenger 37, U-High

U-High U-High

U-Hlgh U-Hlgh

The group packed in 55 slices of of slices 55 in packed group The

John Block, Matt Piers, Mr. Pounder, Lawrie Bums Bums Lawrie Pounder, Mr. Piers, Matt Block, John

and led by the pacesetting performances performances pacesetting the by led and

Eel Eel

team members members team

their their

and and

style record record style

gin gin

set set

Schloerb Schloerb

100 yard Breastroke record set set record Breastroke yard 100

ord ord

Peter Schloerb, 1968. 1968. l Schloerb, Peter

Sa Dns id i on 0 yr Free yard 100 own his tied Denis (Stan

(N,ew 160 yard Individual Individual yard 160 (N,ew

Has Has

Anderson° Anderson°

From left, standing: Dick Dworkin, Dick Townsend, Stan Denis, Denis, Stan Townsend, Dick Dworkin, Dick standing: left, From

FROSH FROSH SOPH BASKETBALL

FROSH FROSH SOPH SWIMMING

Pounder's annual senior dinner at Chuck Cavalini's restaurant. restaurant. Cavalini's Chuck at dinner senior annual Pounder's

by Mark Strandiord Strandiord Mark by

9, 9,

February 9, there there 9, February

February 3, there there 3, February

Dick Townsend Townsend Dick

February 6, here here 6, February

February 13, there there 13, February

1538 East 55th Street Street East 55th 1538

THOUGH U-HIGH's swim team broke only two team team two only broke team swim U-HIGH's THOUGH

VARSITY VARSITY BASKETBAU

75, Glenwood Glenwood 75,

17, 17,

1304 1304

VARSITY VARSITY SWIMMING

U-High U-High

expected expected

and and

1 1

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Fenger Fenger

your your

Have it repaired at at repaired it Have

blown blown

1 1

You've got the heart, heart, the got You've

LOWE'S LOWE'S

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1st 1st

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Mark Mark

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E. E.

Supply Supply

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own 160-yard individual medley mark in the preliminaries and Peter Peter and preliminaries the in mark medley individual 160-yard own

in 11 events and setting two team records. Mark Strandjord topped his his topped Strandjord Mark records. team two setting and events 11 in a first and third place. place. third and first a

four points and the second-place trophy, with 38 points to Lake Forest's 36. 36. Forest's Lake to 38 with points trophy, second-place the and points four

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event, the freestyle, to beat Lake Forst. Forst. Lake beat to freestyle, the event,

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half speed. Their efforts were understandable, though. Lake Forest's Forest's Lake though. understandable, were efforts Their speed. half

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146 146 lur lur Bobby retains Presidential poll lead

New York Senator Robert Ken the second poll. He came in third Hugh's poll was as follows, with "A liberal Democrat would do sibility of the parties to give the nedy is still the most popular pos after New York Governor Nelson percentages from Dan's earlier much better than Johnson if only public a choice, so that it couid sible Democratic candidate for Rockefeller and Illinois Senator poll in parenthesis. Dan's poll did our school was voting. Hyde Park vote on the issues and not person President among U-Highers, a poll Charles Percy. not include Sen. McCarthy be is a very liberal cvmmunity and alities." i n homerooms "I expected this," Hugh said, cause he had not yet announced rr.ost U-Highers come from Hyde Hugh's poll also surveyed stu February 1 by "It shows U-High's liberal atti his candidacy. Hugh's poll did not Park." dent opinion on the war in Viet Senior Hugh Pat tude." He couldn't explain why match Sen. Kennedy with candi Asked which of two candidates nam. Sixty-three per cent voted for they would work for in campaign inkin indicates. Nixon emerged on top in the first dates from the opposite party be de-escalation of the war, 10 per ing, students responded as follows: In a similar poll poll. cause of space limitations, cent voted for maintenance of 9 Following Rockefeller, Percy and 1. Nelson Rockefeller 64 (46.8) Nixon, 15 per cent; Johnson, 15; November by Lyndon Johnson 20 (17.2) present action, 15 per cent voted No opinion 16 (36) neither, 70. Midway Reporter Nixon in number of votes cast for for escalation and 12 per cent said 2. Lyndon Johnson 39 (45.4) Nixon, 12; Kennedy, 47; neither, Daniel Pollock, the preferred possible Republican George Romney 29 (16.8) they had no opinion. candidate were Michigan Gov. No opinion 32 (37.8) 41. Kennedy a l s o 3. Lyndon Johnson 44 (18.4) came out on top Hush Patinkin George Romney and California Richard Nixon 22 (51.1) Rockefeller, 38; Johnson, 10; Hugh planned to send results No opinion 34 (30.5) neither, 5?.. of his poll to the Sun-Times and among not only Democrats, but Gov. Ronald Reagan. 4. Nelson Rockefeller 51 candidates of both the Democratic Following Kennedy in popularity Eugene McCarthy 35 THE RESULTS, Hugh felt, Time magazine. No opinion 14 and Republican parties. among the Democrats were Min 5. George Romney 22 "show the apathy when two can "Student opinion," he said, "es Eugene McCarthy 51 didates both have the same poli The Midway staff sponsored both nesota Senator Eugene McCarthy No opinion 27 pecially between the ages of 13 polls, each of which surveyed 450 and President Lyndon Johnson. j. Richard Nixon 24 cy, the status quo. There's more and 15, usually reflects parents' Eugene McCarthy 48 students from the school's enroll TOTAL PERCENTAGE of votes No opinion 28 interest when two candidates have opinion. It's like an opinion poll of ment of 667. Not necessarily the cast for candidates by sets in ANALYZING returns, Hugh said, different policies. It's the respon- 900 parents." same students participated in each r poll. FORMER REPUBLICAN Vice • President Richarri. Nixon lost his standing as the h10st popular pos s.c. backs seniors sible candidate from his party in Senior Week 1968, a final week of planned social activities for seniors / before graduation, was approved by Student Council Thursday and sent to Principal Carl Rinne for final action. Class President David Levi told Odds 'n ends the Council that faculty department chairmen have approved the plan. Council also sent to Mr. Rinne its resolution recommending that girls be allowed to wear slacks to school during winter months. Discussing this resolution at their February 8 meeting, representa 2nd exchange tives pointed out that many Council resolutions are never adopted by the faculty. Some representatives suggested that the Council bypass faculty and administrators in changing school policy concerning student dress. coming Sat. But a special committee chaired by Senior Mary Scranton recom mended at Thursday's meeting that the Council follow its usual pro REINHARD'S COMING - After cedure and send a resolution on the dress code to Mr. Rinne. being delayed because of illness, Mary later told the Midway's political editor, "If the Council starts U-High's second German exchange breaking its own constitution and the agreements with the administration, student, Reinhard Kotweiss, for the then we'll have chaos. As soon as we start making our own rules we'll winter quarter will arrive at lose all the respect of the administration as well as the respect of the O'Hare airport Saturday. All inter students." view with Reinhard is planned for the March 5 Midway. FILM FEATURE - First pic ture in a three-film Festival of the. Arts series sponsored by the Par Photo by Roger Miller ents Assn., "George Washington FRESHMAN OPTIONS are getting wilder and wilder. In recent Slept Here," starring Jack Benny weeks they have included a paint-in (during which Roberta Shapiro, and Ann Sheridan, will be shown above, smears paint on paper taped to the cafeteria walls) and field 1:30 p.m. this Saturday in Judd trips around the city. A trip to the Contemporary m!,Jseum and 126. and a visit Friday to Francis Parker have been planned. "Boy Who Loved Horses," March :11111a111111111111a111111111111a111111111111a111111111111a111111111111a111111111111a1111111m 11a1111111l!: 2, and "Five-thousand Fingers of 5 c Dr. T.," March 9, will follow. Ad mission to each show is 40 cents. CAREER SURVEY - For the ; I first time in more than a decade, § g U-Highers will be taking the Kuder Occupational Interest survey in homeroom February 29. The sur i§ gI vey, which measures an individ ual's interests and relates them to ~ § occupations, will be given to soph i 5 omores. A $1 charge must be paid § g before the survey in the Guidance g Si office, Belfield 137, according to = = Soph Counselor Roger Klein. i § Go with the fashion NEW TRIER TRIP - Touring leaders ••• A-1 Racer the school, observing the student. j Symbols I slacks. Sharp continen supervised lunchroom and study tal styling, extra slim center and sitting in on a Student i That § fit. See all the new Council meeting, nine U-High stu spring colors in the dent government leaders and three ~ Sp~k ~ winning line-up of

administrators visited New Trier A new assortment of .iew- ~ NO-IRON fabrics. East high in Winnetka Thursday. -i elry handcra:fted in sym- - fj bols that speak bold and 5 They made the trip to study N.T.'s dear. Ankh. Pea;:·e. Mal- - $= tesc. Male. Fem a 1 e. 5!= $7 student government program, noted • Great for giving. getting; • - 11 for its effectiveness. = • ¥1~~:uw~~~ ~0~~~tes11~~ a 0 1 PARTIES - Student Union's ev a ~r~;.t~ :i~\~~e~fa~"cidt11:i~ - E - from Africa. Latin Amer. : ening at the Happy Medium night ~ ica and Asia. 5 club February 10 drew 270 U-High 5- Symbols from B- ers and their guests. The show a $}49 5 spotlighted the political and social = = satire of Comedians Pachett and § § Tarses. Less than 100 sophomores attend ed that class' Giant Gym Nite Friday. I lticl1.a ~e1 i A BIGGER CONCEPT - Because 5 International Arts and Crafts Center C Concept was delivered free for the ~ Jewelry-Handicrafts--Sculpture i Store HHrs: MOIi.12 N- to f P.M.-n11rs. I, Fri. 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. first time, Editor Harry Cornelius ··Otlier Doys , .. 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. = Harper Court 5210 S. Harper 324-7600 = !'LINTY OF FREI PAUING ... HOUSTON AVENUE AT 93rd STRUT hopes the literary magazine will § ('OIIVl'nlent hOUni: :Sooa to 8 p.m. dalb1 Noon to 5 p.m. Sund&)' get contributions from more U a Highers for its next issue, he said. · .ij11a111111111111a111111111111a111111111111a111111111111a1111111111110111111111111a111111111111011111111i

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