Vol. 41, No. 1 1362 East Fifty-ninth street, Chicago, Illinois 60637, Friday, October 22, 1965 Srs., Jrs. Assembly To Preview Play7 Set Parties 'Iolanthe; Parents' Association Seniors and juniors are preparing for Friday evening class parties in SHARING SOUVENIRS of the lands from which they came or returned to thecafeteriaOct. 29and Nov. 5, re­ Benefit for Scholarship fund U-High from left, Carey Schug, with a calendar from Japan, and are, spectively. Patrick, and Eugene Tang, with chopsticks from Hong Kong. Scenes from the Parents' Association production of Gilbert and Charles Witches and pumpkins likely will be Jerry Hirsch, right, is back after a year in Sullivan's "Iolanthe" will be previewed at this year's first assembly, Israel. among the decorations at the senior 7th period, Wednesday, Oct. 27 at Mandel hall. party, whose theme is Halloween. According to a Parents' Association publicity folder, "fairies and A space party, 7:30-10:30 p. m., is mortals romp. ••The mad confusion of mistaken identity--a hallmark the juniors' plan. Committee chair­ Foreign Students Enhance of Gilbert and Sullivan plots- takes men, who are seeking helpers, are place in an Arcadian landscape and as follows: Food, Helen Beck; dec­ in Parliament. Nobles and common- School's International Flavor orations, Eliana Hutalarovitch; en­ ers are involved ina fairy fantasy set are a highlight, will perform songs By JUDY KAHN tertainment, Margie Calm and Mark to charming tunes," from both "Iolanthe" and "The Mika­ Kostecki; and cleanup, Gus Lauer. Mrs. Nancy Lorie, a producer and do". U-High has spiced its international flavor this year with the ad­ Student Union President Wendy director of the production, says the The full production of "Iolanthe"will dition of three brothers who came here two months ago from Hong Blum says the fall social has been e­ assembly also will present scenes be performed 8:30 p.rn., Friday, Kong: Eugene Tang, a junior, and Twins Charles and Patrick Tang, liminated this year because of a from "The Mikado", lastyear's Gil­ Nov. 12, and Saturday, Nov. 13, at crowded social calendar. Mandel hall, and 1: 30 p .m., ·Saturday, sophomores. bert and Sullivan show. Nov. 13. Reserved seats for the eve­ The shows Also walking through the doors on opening day were U-High seni­ Parents' Association ning performances are $2. 50 or $2 ors who had spent their junior year benefit the Lab Schools Scholarship at the door. Saturday matinee re­ abroad: Carey Schug in Japan and Fund, They are produced by a com­ Debaters Try served $eats are $2 or $1. 50 at the Jerry Hisch in Israel. pany of volunteers (not professional door. Eugene says he finds U-High just theater people), among whom are like his school in Hong Kong except Parents Will New Approach parents of U-Highers and faculty Special rate for Lab School stud­ here he takes six subjects and in Hong members. ents far the two evening performances SS With a new co-ad.vi.ser, new ~p- Attend c Ia Mr• Raymond Lubway, Middle only is $1. 50. Kong he took 12. Another difference proach and new spirit, the U-High is the girls here. His Hong Kong Parents will attend their children's Debate team is preparing for the school principal whooe performances Checks are payable to "Adventure in school was for boys only. Coeduca­ classes-shortened to 10 minutes-to Chicago tournament beginning Fri­ in the annual p:oductions traditionally the Arts", care of the Lab Schools. tion is new to him but he says, "I hear teachers discuss course object- day, Oct. 29, and a year of wins, like it though I haven't talked to any ives, content and procedure at Open says President Ted Becker. girls yet." House, Sunday, Oct. 31. The new co-adviser is Mr. Jules (Another, Don Borstein, who was in Parents will meet 2:30 p.m. in the Yashon. Mrs. Lestina Colby con­ England, will be writing the Midway's cafeteria to be welcomed by Lab tinues as a sponsor. inquiring reporter column.) Schools Director Francis V. Lloyd and Principal Willard Congreve, who The new approach, according to will explain the schedule. Like Library Mrs. Colby, is the Cross Examina­ Parents will be asked not to initiate tion method, which U-High will use Patrick and Charles agree that they with teachers discussions about in­ in addition to the previously employ­ like having girls in class. The best dividual students. They will be in­ ed traditional method. part of U-High, they say, is the li­ vited to schedule conferences for brary, that purpose. The boys feel that life in Amertca During their children's lunch per­ In the Cross Examination method, is the same as in Hong Kong. Eugene iods, parents may go to the cafeteria Mrs. Colby explains, one member of the pro team gives its argument says, however, that he misses Chin~ for refreshments. The program will and then one the con ese food, He played soccer at his be over by 5:30 p.m. member of side school in Hong Kong and is continu­ In going from class to class, the its argument. The other member of ing as a member of the team here, parents will have several advantages each team then conducts a cross-ex­ He also enjoys ping pong and hopes over their children. They'll have 7 amination of the corresponding mem­ to find other players. minutes passing time (students have ber of the opposing team. Charles andPatrick find television 5); they'll have bells to guide them here entertaining. Their favorite (students have none except when the Traditionally, she continues, pro shows are "I Spy" and "Honey West". system is turned on by mistake) and and con arguments are followed by announcements over the address sys­ rebuttals. Appreciate Japan tem will urge them on (U-Highers A year in Japan made Carey Schug have only theirconsciences to guide This year's debate topic is "Com­ IN COSTUMES from "The Mikado", scenes from which will be presented realize therichnessofthatcountry's them.) pulsory Arbitration:•. last year's Parents' Association show, at an assembly, are, from £ft. Mr. Bob culture, he says. Green, Middle School Principal Ray­ "Japan is a beautiful country, " he mond Lubway, Mr. Bill Randell and affirms, "The worst thing was the Miss Kathy Wechsler. custom of continually giving gifts to U-Highers Approve Open Lunch Plan one's friends." Carey disliked By TED BORNSTEIN Mr. Brasler adds that there have procedure foolproof. Cindy Berman, the school he attended in Japan, run Giles, Wilson Most U-Highers like the new open been no discipline problems except a junior, said, "It is ridiculous to by the U.S. Air Force and in which lunch period plan under which stu­ for "the usual number of people who have a long lunchtime if you can't go English was spoken, because "it iso­ dents are allowed to go off campus, don't take back their trays or clean­ to your locker. Otherwise, I enjoy Make Finals lated us from the native Japanese. according to the opinions they gave up unless they're reminded." it because it give us a break be­ Roscoe Giles and Hugh Wilson are "The year was a wonderful exper­ this reporter. tween morning and afternoon. " finalists in the Second National ience," he adds, "but it's nice to be Dean of Students Herbert Pearson (Students were told to stay away Achievement scholarship competi­ back at U-High." Mr. WayneBrasler, Student Coun­ says that he was "happy to report" from their lockers because, on the tion. Instituted from a Ford Found­ cil Lunchroom Committee adviser, that he has received no complaints first day of school, the door-bang­ ation grant, the program is an at­ No Corned Beef explaining th,e plan, said that, with about student behavoir from neigh­ ing interrupted classes in session.) tempt to increase educational possi­ the new SO-minute period schedule, In lsraelJerry Hirsch found the dif­ borhood restaurants. Carl Larsen, senior, said, 'There bilities for outstanding Negro high ferences between Jews from over tre . the school's administrators saw no Student opinion seems to be in favor should be a senior section rr (senior school students. reason to restrict high school stu­ world interesting. He enjoyed Israeli of the new plan. Don Friedman, jun - seating in the cafeteria was elimin - Roscoe, presidentof Mathclub and dents to campus during lunch as long cuisine, but, he says, "You can't he liked the ated this year as too inflexible). member of the Jazz band, also is a as they proved themselves capable ior, said program be­ get a corned beef sandwich." Linda Baskind, junior, complained National Merit Semifinalist. of handling off-campus privileges. cause "It gives me a lot more Swimming in the Red Sea and work­ freedom." that "there isn 'tenough time to go out Hugh is on the cross country, bas­ ingthreeweeksona kibutz (commun­ About one-half of the student body to eat at a restaurant and too much ketball and outdoor track teams and al farm) were among Jerry's most still remains in school for lunch, Mr. Also commending the plan, Andy time at the cafeteria," sings in the choir. His main out­ memorable experiences. He also Brasler says, and so far there has Teitleman, sophomore, said, "It is Jon Lash, sophomore, summed up side interest, he says, is chess. found time for hiking and mountain been enough space in the cafeteria to very good because the cafeteria is the majority feeling with his state­ Last year's Student Council presi­ climbing. Jerry attended an Ameri­ seat everyone in or adjacent to the less crowded". ment, "I think it is great because dent here was a finalist in the first: can school near Jerusalem. high school section. Some students do not find the new you can be with your friends longer." Achievement competition. FREEDOM TO DO Modest Merit Semifinalists Resort WHRT~ WRNr To Humor When Queried On Success

By JODY KAHN 0 - High has 16 National Mer it Schol - ar ship semifinalists. What's the secret of their success? TNT£LLIl'rENCE TO According to David Robin, his suc­ cess is due to "plenty of hard work C.ONFnRMTO and complete seriousness". Most 'D Merit Scholars at 0-High, however, credit their success to unusual sources and methods of study. Such is the case with Michael Al­ drich, who claims "sleeping on weekends is my secret to success."

Eyes Wander Stewart Herman confides facetious­ ly, ''Wandering eyeballs during tests is how I became a Merit finalist".

With a big smil~,Victor Friedman states, "My collection of foreign Photo by Stamler obscenities and maledictions helped IN THE LIBRARY, where study and research fortified their scholastic me." achievements, are 0-High 's 1965 Merit Semifinalists, from left, Peggy Roscoe Giles, Susan Denis, Julie Stanton, Susan Denis, Stewart Herman, David Robin (seated), Roscoe Giles, Dorfman and Joanna Breslin wouldn't Joanna Breslin, Karl Vacek, Barry Snider, Steve Jaffey, Michael Aldrich, School Shouldn't Play Barber reveal their trade secrets, "No Victor Friedman, Julie Dorfman, Susan LeFevere and Ruth McNeill. Ab­ secret," claimed Sue LeFevre, sent from the photo are Kate Green and Mike Tobias. Lengthofa student's hair is better determined by the student and his peers than by the administrators of his high school. At U-High, Sitting Is Key stronghold of individualism, a boy is not allowed by the administra­ When the scholars assembled in the What's In A Name? Tradition tors to decide how long his hair may be. Official action concerning library for the photo accompanying this story (see the caption for all 16 haircuts, according to Dean of Students Herbert Pearson, deals names) a voice yelled out, "Sitting Few people would say a tradition-bound primarily with neat appearance rather than length. Administrators that U-Highis establish­ on tables is the key to our success," ment. indeed, gainedareputationasaschoolofprogressive, here, however, apparently have failed to examine some significant lthas, Perhaps 0-High scholars are too energetic ideas, always changing and growing. considerations and have used as grounds for action only their own modest to admit they worked hard to It seems sad, however, that because of such change, half the school concept of what is proper. achieve scholastic success. Or may­ The student's personal reasons for wanting long hair-it looks be they just like to be humorous. has never known a Jimmy Shanties. The high school choir years ago better on him than short hair, it attracts girls, it simply makes Whatever they are doing, they must was named "J 'aime Chanter", a French expression meaning "I like be doing something right. to Over the the was corrupted into "Jimmy him feel good-may $eem insignificant to the administrators. These sing". years, phrase reasons should be considered, however, if only to be consistent Shanties" and the name stuck, a tradition. When, in 1964, new with one of the principles expressed continuously by the faculty sponsors decided to give the choir a new look, "Jimmy Shanties" was dropped in favor the "Accapella Choir'! and ad.ministration in their relations and conversations with stu­ MELANGES of ordinary-sounding has stated, how­ dents-that what the students think is important. This idea is. not Mr. FrankTirro, musicdepartmentchairman, Partnership Insures ever, that he would not object to restoration of the old name. only an educational policy, it is a basis for establishment or change For such a charming and warm tradition to be buried in the history of regulations. free Press Survival ofU-High would be unfortunate. Perhaps this choir members The school "image" is another matter in question, since the long­ year's By JEFF STERN themselves will restore "Jimmy Shanties" as their title .. haired boys-like it or not-represent U-High. Boys who are National Newspaper Week-Oct. After all, they do like to sing, don't they? forced to get haircuts are likely to be resentful toward the school. 10-16-hasjustpassed, but its theme, The image created by retaliatory words or actions would be much "Newspapers and Readers Are Part­ worse than the one the administrators are now trying to eradicate ners in Freedom", certainly is ap­ by requiring haircuts. plicable more tnan one week in the school to students, faculty, parents, raising 0-High's total to a record 16, year. This con - It is surprising that the administrators unwilling to deal with patrons,in fact, the public, But what most of any school in the city. are cept, in fact, is nonconformity in a more constructive way. Boys with long hair do good do such labors accom]iish if the Chicago newspapers have carried the cornerstone stories and editorials go unread and editorials extolling the virtues of not cause distraction or disorder unless the administrators call upon which Amer­ unnoticed? such meritorious work. At the risk unnecessary attention to them by judging them unacceptable. ican journalism Freedom of the press is a two-way ofbeingtrite, letthisjournalist sec­ is built, the 0- street; let's not put up One Way signs. ond their statements. High Midway in­ * * * To think thatO-Highhas more than cluded. Enlargementof this year's Midway 3 percentofChicago's 457 semifin­ .. But Perhaps Educators Must The theme cites staff-from about 12 people last year alists with a student body of less than A high school's responsibility to educate does not end with book a fact often for- to 40 this-has created some prob­ 1/3 of 1 per cent of Chicago area high learning in the classroom or cultivation of personality in activities, gotten: that freedom of the press is lems as well as many advantages. school population,, the feat truly is most American educators would agree. Whether a school purposes a two-way street. One oftheproblems-thoughno fault remarkable. Reporters can slave over type­ of his own, is Junior Jeffrey Stern, Percentage Counts to turn out well-rounded young people who adjust easily or individ­ writers bringing the story to the peo­ sports writer who shares this writ­ uals with a keen sense of independent thought, the goal is the same: ple, but their work goes for naught er's name. As far as the Midway is Lyons Township high school may to equip students with an ability to live productive lives in the United if the reader causually·glances over concerned, I am Jeffand he is Jeffrey have 37 semifinalists-most in the States today and in the coming decades. the paper and then uses it for wrap­ and I hope thatnever the,twain shall state-, but its senior class has more Few educators could conscionably permit a person in his teen ping lunches. be mixed up. than 1500 students, ~ora percentage * * * ofless than 3 per cent of its seniors. years to go on to college and the world of making a living without Same Here apprising him of the reality that American society-especially the Newcomer Peggy Stanton's name, Compared with 0-High's 10.8 per So it is at 0-High. The duty of a has been added to the list of Nation­ cent of its seniors, the figures be­ business a certain degree of conformity in world-expects dress reporter is to tell the story of the al Merit Scholarship semifinalists, come more significant. and action. It is nicely romantic to talk about individual freedom of fashion or singing with rock-and-roll groups for a living, but ILLUSTRIOUS ALUMNI educators must be unromantically realistic in appraising the degree of education-for-life they owe their students. And, too, school administrators have the right to require students Artist Living In Paris Wins Critical Praise to come to school dressed and groomed in a manner respecting the By SUSAN WILLIAMS of her raduatesindicate that former Stanley Hanover, '64, was cited in In addition to the present crop of 0-Highers fare well at their new Group IV, a scholastic classification educational mission and dignity of the institution. Because the Merit Semifinalists, 0-High can scholastic homes. of merit. administrators and not the students are the educators, the decision boast scholastically of a fair crop Harvard this spring graduated two Another 64 grad, Donna Katzen, as to what constitutes such dress and grooming belongs to them. of illustrious alumni. 0-Highers, Ben HeinemanandDavid made the Dean's List at Smith col­ One former U-Higher, Miss Caro­ Friedman, '61, A.B. Magna Cum lege. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ••••••• JEFF STERN line Lee, '59, who recently was mar­ Laude. Ben earned his honors in his- From Syracuse university comes BUSINESS, AD MANAGER •• DAVID HAHN word that Andrew Porte, '61, and ASSOC IA TE EDITORS: Pages 1, news, ried to Mr. Radivojc Knevevic of tory and David his in chemistry and and 6, past and class news, Jeff Stern; Paris, where she has been residing physics. Dan Cohen, '64, made the Dean's 2, editorials, Susan Williams; 3, fea­ six years, received recognition for David Collier, '59, also has re­ List there. Published semimonthly by the jourmlism tures, Joanna Breslin; 4, boys sports, her work as a sculpturer in metals ceived his A.B. from Harvard. And from Grinnell college an an­ students of University of Chicago high and 5, girls sports, Charley Moore. when Monique, a columnist for the Former 0-Highers presently at nouncement says Stephen Wielgoz, school, 1362 East Fifty-ninth street, Chi­ PHOTOGRAPHERS: PaulStamler and Jim Chicago Tribune, deemed her cre­ Harvard, Tom Kruskal and Alan '65, became a member of the set con- cago, Illinois 60637. Subscriptions: per Graff. ations among the "fastest rising val­ Fiske, '64, werenamedtotheDean's structioncrew ina theater production year, $2.50. Single issues, 20 cents. ADVISERS: Editorial and business, Mr • ues in the Paris modern art world". List in recog'flition of their high aca­ of "The Knack" presented during NSPA 1st-class, '65; NISPABest Overall Wayne Brasler;photography,Mr. Rob­ Homecoming Parents Week. Excellence, '65. ert Erickson. Letters sent to U-High~omscho<>ls demic st.anding.

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~ ~ ~ ~ If) '° °' Last Year's Senior English Program N : Paper Receives Offers Topic Electives !'J:l ~1st-ClassRating u First class rating for post-Christ­ "To meet more completely the individual needs of students at the 0 mas issues of last year's Midway has same level" is the purpose of a new Senior English pro gram which :>< been received from the National permits a choiceof study topics, according to Mr. Richard Scott, ~ Scholastic Press association head- a director of the program. 8 quartered at the University of Min­ Last spring seniors selected, from eight English electives, three i:z:< nesota at Minneapolis. The Midway to fl.. courses, one a quarter, with comp­ was entered in the category of bi- osition required in the fall. 1 weekly offset publications in schools Math Faculty, Library The electives are Modern Short ~ of under 550 enrollment (grades 10- Stories and Poetry, Selected Plays, tf.l 12). Add Staff Members The Satiric Mode, American Study­ r.tl An explanation accompanying the Mr. RobertSchuwerkhas been ad­ American Writers, Study of Three to ~ scorebook and certificate informed ded to the math faculty to teach one Five Significant Novels, Study oj o.. that a first class rating is compar- sophomcre cl.ass. Orercrowded clas­ Four or Five Easier Novels, Shake­ able to "excellent". Only rating a­ ses prompted addition of a part-time speare and Individual Reading. bove it is All-American, reserved teacher, according to Principal Wil­ Students attend these classes 4th or for approximately the top 8 per cent lard Congreve. 5th period. During the present fall of the 1, 000 or so newspapers which The library .has four new staff mem composition course, a student's rou­ enter the twice-yearly critical ser­ bers. They are Miss Cynthia Crom­ tine varies day to day. A senior may vice (this contest is the 73rd). artie,, Miss S:mdra Grippe, Miss Bar­ attend a regular class ofaboutlB stu­ Some Top Scores bar.a Neuman and Mrs. Charlene dents or a seminar ofnine, a work­ NSPA 's judge gave the Midway top Tirro, wife of Music Department shop of five or six or a meeting o1 scores for news sources, balance Chairman Frank Tirro. all 4th- or 5th-period seniors in the between sources and qua:lity of print­ Mrs. Tirro will perform an or­ Little theater. ing (the staff was given separate cred­ gan solo in the University Collegi­ During composition seminars, Mr. it for setting the paper's body type um this fall. Scott explains, half the class may Photo by Stamler and composing the pages.) He discuss writing assignments 'while MR. ROBERT ERICKSON, artdepartmentchairman, herehangingapaint­ praised editorial subjects as "really the other half studies. Individual ing for a one-man exhibit in Belfield 154, will act as chairman of a panel Mr. Swan, Mr. Bell outstanding .•• I'm impressed''. conferences with a teacher also can discusson on art education and the exceptional child ata conference of the Biggest loss of points was for make­ Serve NSF In India be scheduled during the class hour. IllinoisArtEducationAssociation, November 4-6 in Springfield. About 500 up and composition difficulties which A senior in composition may hav.: art teachers are expected to attend. Mr. Erickson will discuss art educa­ Mr. Bryan Swan, science teacher, this year's staff is attempting to cor­ any of the five Senior Engli.sh teach­ tion and the emotionally~disturbedchild. Mr. Nicholas Vecchione coord­ spent the summer in India serving rect with a longer page format and a ers at any time. Teachers occasion­ inator of research and testing, also on the panel, will discuss 'Mr. Ben as a consultant in science at two in­ revised type schedule. :~Uy will exchange their students' pap­ Siegal 's work here this summer with students from Hyde Park high school stitutes for high school teachers, Purpose of the institutes, sponsored e ....s for grading. Previous Rating in the Stern Foundation grant program. · by Columbia university under the Students will be taught grammar as Last year's Midway previously had auspices of the National Science they require instruction, explains received from NSPA a second class Foundation, was to bring new teach­ Mrs. Eunice McGuire, Senior Eng­ Freshman Proiect To Include who rating for four pre-Christmas is­ ing techniques to Indian high schools, lish teacher was department co­ sues. Biggest point loss was for according to Mr. Swan. chairman when the program was be­ ing planned. technical problems the staff encount­ Unified Arts In Option Plan Mr. Max Bell, mathematics teach­ Because the system has built-in ered in the changeover from a Uni­ er, also participated in the program. study time, Mr; Scott explains, versity-printed pamphlet to a com­ Mr. Bell served as a consultant in class mercially-printed tabloid format. Art options will be offered for the first time to freshmen as part mathematics. the work load is heavier than stud­ of the freshman project beginning the end of this month. ents previously may have experi­ enced. Teachers will expect stud­ Mrs. Schroth Returns, The freshman project is a program in which students elect option Congreve, Pearson ents to be busy during class hours, Daughter Recovering classes which vary through the year in subject and learning approach, Attend Conferences either revising their last theme or and select the degree of independent study and research they wish beginning the ~extone. Mrs. Ruth Schroth, Latin teacher, to undertake. · Principal Willard Congreve and "They'll always know what the next . is back at school after being detain­ The art options include drama, Dean of Students Herbert Pearson paper is", Mr. Scott warns. ed the first week when her daughter home economics, shop, crafts, art Lloyd Organizing are in Washington, D.C •• attending 1'They'll always have sanething to do." underwentemergency surgery while and music. A series of options des­ the Eighth National Conference on visiting Mrs. Schrothather summer igned for amateur photographers al­ Alumni Association Religion in Independent Schools. Mr. Congreve also will attend a home in Pentwater, Mich. so is planned. These courses will Lab Schools Director Francis V. meeting Oct. 24-26 in Milwaukee, Mrs. Schroth's daughter, a high offer, as part of curriculum work, Lloyd Jr. is organizing an alumni sponsored by the University of Wis­ school physical education teacher in assignments for the Midway and U­ association. The organization will consin, on the theory and nature of Rhode Island, expects to be at work Highlights. maintain contact with graduates and independent learning. again by the end of the month. . Mr. Robert Erickson, art depart­ ment chairman, said classroom ap­ hopes to publish a newsletter, says ~...... -...... :; ~...... :;--....~ p:-oaches will include demonstrations, Mrs. Margaret Fallers, who is help­ BOYS WA.NTED I lectures, discussions, activity ses­ ing to start the group. Information 7:118SJ/08 801to I year. Members for six music or­ Abernathy, Ron Barnes, Debbie fabyar ganizations are being sought by Mr. Forman, ChrisGoetz, Laura Grad, I and hobby shop : Frank Tirro and his staff first period Kate Green, StewartHerman, Ernie KNITTER'S Irons, Joe Kenig, Buff McCleary, Ev­ : on the South Side I PARADISE! or after school in Belfield 244 or 245. SERO QESIGNS THE erett Rand and Susan Williams. L E. 2_5~~·-.!~-2_2~ The six groups are concert band, ~~ _ J PURIST COLLAR Yarn of all varities, including junior jazz band, jazz workshop, in­ Fisherman, Mohair, Shetland strumental ensemble, orchestra and and bulky knit. a band which plays at basketball games. 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