Thursday, June I I-Graduation, 2 pm., pm., 2 I I-Graduation, June Thursday,

ody Spebr 1Sho re­ 21-School September Monday, rdy Jn 1-col lss offic­ closes 12-School June Friday, Wednesday, June I 0-Spring concert. concert. I 0-Spring June Wednesday,

Thursday, June 4-Freshman Picnic, Picnic, 4-Freshman June Thursday,

Monday, Monday,

Friday, June 5 and Saturday, June June Saturday, and 5 June Friday,

Wednesday, Wednesday,

ody Jn IAhei Aad Ban­ Awards I-Athletic June Monday,

Friday, Friday, oa-ens Idpnet col Le­ School Independent Today-Tennis,

Thursday, June June Thursday,

processional processional

Wednesday, Wednesday,

Rockefeller Chapel instead of the the of instead Chapel Rockefeller

begin a tradition-breaking, tradition-breaking, a begin

Planners Planners

directed directed proximately proximately

will will

Senior Irene Tillman discusses the the discusses Tillman Irene Senior

its guests at tradition-breaking tradition-breaking at guests its

commencement exercises exercises commencement

Rock" Rock"

ially. ially.

bring the folk-rock musical musical folk-rock the bring

open.s; next Midway out. out. Midway next open.s; -Final exams. exams. -Final

odan vne rcpin fol­ reception Avenue; Woodlawn Blaine Hall. Hall. Blaine

7 p.m., International House, 1414 1414 House, International p.m., 7

East 59th Street. Street. 59th East

Senior prom and related activities. activities. related and prom Senior

Court between between Court

lows, Court between U-High and and U-High between Court lows, buses leave Kenwood Kenwood leave buses

Rockefeller Chapel, 59th Street and and Street 59th Chapel, Rockefeller

5751 South Woodlawn Woodlawn South 5751

quet, 5:45 p.m., McGiffert House, House, McGiffert p.m., 5:45 quet, p.m. p.m.

With multiple entrances entrances multiple With

ague ague

Conceived by a senior committee committee senior a by Conceived

30-Festival 30-Festival softball softball Hall. ( See story this page). page). this story ( See Hall.

NOT ONE, but several speakers speakers several but ONE, NOT

The The U-High Midway

Vol. Vol.

THE CAST that that CAST THE THIS

address the Class of 1970 1970 and of Class the address

Championships, Championships,

May May

In The The In

45, 45,

June June

to to

Wind Wind

game, 4 p.m., The Midway. Midway. The p.m., 4 game,

commencement 2 p.m., p.m., 2 commencement

IS IS

U-High U-High

No. No.

May May

May May

29-No 29-No

150 150

8 8

of of

• •

of Life, 5:30 p.m., p.m., 5:30 Life, of

16 16

Wednesday, Wednesday,

U-High U-High

omr er, ap­ years, former

11. 11.

27-Saturday, 27-Saturday,

27-Student.f'aculty 27-Student.f'aculty

U-High U-High

beginning beginning

school. school.

• •

2:30 p.m., here. here. p.m., 2:30

Circle Circle

Ave. Ave.

seniors seniors

University High School, School, High University

and and

;June ;June

student­

June 11 11 June

at at

in in

Blaine Blaine

tomor-

I I

May May

"Viet "Viet

6-­

will will

:30 :30

t t

11. 11. will will

o o

map map

the the

represent the range of of range the represent

mony mony

the student body body student the

flected in speeches. Instead of a a of Instead speeches. in flected

the the

Vietnam. Vietnam.

trom trom

picts picts guest speaker speaker guest

up, as a telescope telescope a as up,

see the future. future. the see Inside Inside permitted six tickets - got their their got - tickets six permitted

first hint of the "different" "different" the of hint first loma and saying, saying, and loma

by Erica Meyer and Jerry Jerry and Meyer Erica by

mony from announcements announcements from mony

a cap and gown gown and cap a companied by by companied

15-20 minutes, he estimated. estimated. he 15-20 minutes,

of 30 seniors, yet to be selected at at selected be to yet seniors, 30 of

word." word." soloists, soloists,

the piece, including including piece, the

deadline, featuring four or five five or four featuring deadline,

rock, rock, types types

completed by Stuart Sherman. Sherman. Stuart by completed

ly ly

had become meaningless. meaningless. become had

whose chairman is is chairman whose call call

which which ceremony is intended to reflect reflect to intended is ceremony

Jr., Senior Richard Goodman,. Goodman,. Eng­ Richard Senior Jr.,

Schools Schools

student student

low low

lish Teacher Arthur Sherrer Jr. and and Jr. Sherrer Arthur Teacher lish

message she has planned with with planned has she message

row row

sive sive

which which

Student influence influence Student

Erica's drawing drawing Erica's

JERRY'S JERRY'S

The entrance and cantata cantata and entrance The

Guests - each senior senior each - Guests

Music Music

HE HE

I'm I'm

planning community selected to to selected community planning

school. school.

it it

the the

the thoughts thoughts the

will include six members of of members six include will

as the main main the as

string string

Festival of of Festival

speakers, speakers,

a a he uses uses he

of of

not even sure that's the right right the that's sure even not

EXPLAINED EXPLAINED

many many

thought thought

is is will will

att, h ad "Actual­ said. he cantata,"

Director Francis V. Lloyd Lloyd V. Francis Director

for for

subjects he he subjects

music will flow through through flow will music

1362 1362

being being

SHOWS SHOWS

and ragtime. A chorus chorus A ragtime. and

the ceremony ceremony the

efr te ui ac­ music the perform

class class

his his

12 12

East East

this this

instead instead

holding holding

"That's "That's

commencement commencement

from left, left, from

and and

completed. completed.

Life, Life,

musicians. musicians.

feature feature

diploma., diploma.,

also also

of of

abstractly abstractly

Jeff Jeff

with with

has has

59th 59th

a a

members felt felt members

year's year's

that several several that

staff staff

a a

folk, folk,

outlooks outlooks

fi.gUl'e fi.gUl'e

planning planning

will will

of tradition tradition of

studied studied

out out

Jones, Jones,

all all

graduate, graduate,

wwa. wwa.

St., Chicago, Chicago, St.,

is is

of of

will will

is is

folk&" folk&"

rolled­

whom whom

be be

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a a

heavy heavy

a a

cere­

Carr. Carr.

being being

being being

cere­

with with

From From

dip­

last last

mas- left, left, mas-

Lao Lao

de­

re­

the the

fel­

in in

to to

to to

"I "I

for for

next next

turned turned

or of graduation and must be be must and graduation of or

Belfield Bookstore the day before before day the Bookstore Belfield

have been invited to a buffet buffet a to invited been have n uhr - ushers and

pendin& pendin&

Street, at at Street, ner ner

tinuing tinuing cafeteria cafeteria

played on on played

sic from the ceremony will be be will ceremony the from sic

of the the of

tet n Wolw vne mu­ Avenue, Woodlawn and Street

iors "will "will iors

on the lawn of of lawn the on

ey as they they as ey etd o at 5mnts te sen­ the minutes. 75 last to pected

change as plans are finalized). finalized). are plans as change en f tdns tno Carmi­ Stanrod Students of Dean

Paul Silvern, Richard Goodman Goodman Richard Silvern, Paul Lloyd Jr. and Principal Carl Rinne Rinne Carl Principal and Jr. Lloyd the graduates, graduates, the

chael present diplomas (subject to to (subject diplomas present chael of Offset Services Chauncey Black. Black. Chauncey Services Offset of

the school next year. year. next school the

Lab Schools Director Francis V. V. Francis Director Schools Lab

Hazard and Paul Silvern. Silvern. Paul and Hazard

Arthur Sherrer Jr. and Director Director and Jr. Sherrer Arthur

ers ers

Director Director

will make brief remarks, and with with and remarks, brief make will and Jim Hazard, English Teacher Teacher English Hazard, Jim and cey Black. Other announced announced Other Black. cey

dent dent

deen will announce the class class the announce will deen

Steve Steve

Tom Tom

THEY ARE Seniors Irene Tillman, Tillman, Irene Seniors ARE THEY

Robes can can Robes

Two graduation traditions-robes traditions-robes graduation Two

SENIORS AND AND SENIORS

m. m.

A A

AT THE END END THE AT

As As

eir ls Peiet on Lun­ John President Class Senior

Neither of the adult speakers, like like speakers, adult of the Neither

5:30 p.m. at the Center for for Center the at 5:30 p.m.

reception reception

ilicue eir ls Presi­ Class Senior include will

day. day.

John John the graduates join their guests guests their join graduates the

Matt Matt

junior junior

Goodman. Goodman.

• •

after the ceremony or the the or ceremony the after

Dawson. Dawson.

Education, 1307 East East 1307 Education,

OD OD

cf cf

or or

$6 $6

Tuesday, May May Tuesday,

sing sing

tbe tbe

Lundeen and Seniors Jim Jim Seniors and Lundeen

the the

Grodzins,. Grodzins,.

exit," exit,"

fst evcs Chaun­ Services Offset

class will will class

per reservation. reservation. per

Scammons Scammons

be be

will will

sponsored sponsored

carillon in the tower. tower. the in carillon

vr sml melo­ simple very a

weather. weather.

will will

Photo by Bob Atlas Atlas Bob by Photo

Emily Emily

picked up at the the at up picked

Mary Mary

f eeoy ex­ ceremony, of

their guests guests their

the the

Stuart said said Stuart

remain. remain.

be returning returning be

Kathy Kathy

chapel, chapel, follow follow

Lou. Lou.

Mann. Mann.

by by

Court Court

26, 26,

parents parents

HarmeI, HarmeI,

Hazard, Hazard,

in in

speak­

1970 1970

Con­

;Jeny ;Jeny

also also

60th 60th

din­

59th 59th

gift. gift.

re­

de­

the the

to to

of special interests interests special of

be be

~pecial ~pecial

ly-designed curriculum for pursuit pursuit for curriculum ly-designed

sitional year and be placed in a a in placed be and year sitional

prefreshmen may elect to have have to elect may prefreshmen

iho ae datg o h tran­ the of advantage take or High

the the

the the

hi cide cniu o t U­ to on continue children their

freshman class. Parents of present present of Parents class. freshman their children be placed either in in either placed be children their

must must

-Francis -Francis

bol&sed, bol&sed,

be be

es es and future structure. Parents of of Parents structure. future and

to to

nounced by Lab Schools Director Director Schools Lab by nounced for for

persmn er a be an­ been has year prefreshman a

to to

menu of soul food-black, Jewish, Jewish, food-black, soul of menu

arate the 7th and and 7th the arate

Grades Grades

Swedish, Arabic and Irish. Irish. and Arabic Swedish, Diane Markovitz is planning a a planning is Markovitz Diane

2,000 2,000

over three nights. nights. three over

Hostess Hostess Sherrer Sherrer be announced). announced). be

the play begins. begins. play the

heaval in an English boarding boarding English an in heaval Faire, which the Festival replaces. replaces. Festival the which Faire,

with last year's Shakespearean Shakespearean year's last with

come come ready Festival

formed 8:30 p.m. each evening. evening. each p.m. 8:30 formed

and poor weather last year cut cut year last weather poor and

school, will be shown 2:30-4:30 2:30-4:30 shown p.m. be will school, food service service food

adviser-is planning the festival. festival. the planning adviser-is

dent Steve Palfi, assisted by by assisted Palfi, Steve dent

down on attendance, although about about although attendance, on down chaired by English Teacher Teacher English by chaired and 5-7 p.m., Thursday (place to to (place Thursday p.m., 5-7 and

has been influenced by experiences experiences by influenced been has committees-each with a faculty faculty a with committees-each

for tomorrow tomorrow for The festival itself itself festival The

hihe b te ihl presenta­ nightly the by ghlighted Other activities activities Other

tion of the Megan Megan the of tion

musical, musical,

Bruce Bruce

come up with. with. up come

ing" is just one of the many ideas the Festival's planners have have planners Festival's the ideas many the of one just is ing" can. can. morrow morrow

Blaine Hall. No one is sure what that record will will record that what sure is one No Hall. Blaine

Carr, Bill Bill Carr,

Next Next

prvl fa ln o gi sep­ again to plan a of Approval

Food committee headed by School School by headed committee Food

Lack Lack

C e n n C e

Much of what they have decided decided have they what of Much

"IF,'' "IF,''

emphasized. emphasized.

ONE SUCH decision is to provide provide to is SUCH decision ONE

o n wee diinl class­ additional where and how

h amt fsia wl e hi­ be will festival mammoth The

in in

resulting resulting

present present

14 14

new new

transition between its present present its between transition

still still

persons patronized the Faire Faire the patronized persons

A world's record will will record world's A years have been combined combined been have years

;Jim ;Jim

to to

8th 8th

get start start get

year the Middle School School Middle the year

t t

of of

and and

V. V.

Montgomery, Montgomery,

t gae r fnl pre­ final a or grade 7th

fnay im bu up­ about film fantasy A

"Viet Rock." It will be per­ be will It Rock." "Viet

and and

Muriel Muriel

r a a r

the Festival for for Festival the

be be

rd wee individual­ where grade

6th 6th

adequate food provisions provisions food adequate through through

Lloyd Jr., but details as as details but Jr., Lloyd

Grodzins, Grodzins,

from from

Yoong. Yoong.

1 1

who who

settled. settled.

tdn Uin Presi­ Union Student

graders may request request may graders

to to

planning committee committee planning

Robin Robin

will will

enable people to to people enable

will teach them, them, teach will

8th 8th

the the

will will

Gr Gr

Terry Terry

Donya Donya

Saturday Saturday

7, 7,

grades grades

Sherryl Sherryl

split split

Laurie Laurie open at 5:30. 5:30. at open

close before before close

needs needs

and Senior Senior and

dinner, dinner,

folk-war folk-war

will will

8 8

Huhby, Huhby,

Arthur Arthur

11 11

which which

ltidl-

will will

be be

Dun­

will will

sub­

be be

in in

in the Court between U-High and and U-High between Court the in

rkn t h Fsia o ie to­ Life, of Festival the at broken

· ·

folk folk

A roving band of players players of band roving A

been overly overly been

has refused refused has

play throughout the evenings. evenings. the throughout play form geurilla theater and U-High U-High and theater geurilla form

past when she felt the musical had had musical the felt she when past

or's intent, she she intent, or's revised revised

the only performers at the Festival. Festival. the at performers only the

posed by Senior Senior by posed

tion tion

1·ock 1·ock

·afterward. ·afterward.

who who

the story of a war, including the the including war, a of story the

High's High's

tic tic

patter scenes, scenes, patter

people will face the stage. stage. the face will people

cafeteria. Bleachers seating 400 400 seating Bleachers cafeteria.

events leading up up leading events

on a multi-level stage outside the the outside stage multi-level a on

tune tune

Teacher Dorothy Szymkowicz will will Szymkowicz Dorothy Teacher

!;ponsoring !;ponsoring

present a fashion show. show. fashion a present

and and

profits for each piece of art sold sold art of piece each for profits cotton candy will will candy cotton

wlll wlll

Martin Luther Luther Martin

ory of a a of ory

ner. ner. R1cnard R1cnard

students from the inner city; and and city; inner the from students

be trinkets, headbands. leather leather headbands. trinkets, be

ert Erickson and Mrs. Nella Nella Mrs. and Erickson ert

booths for concessions. concessions. for booths

Linda Linda the the Mr. Mr. auto accident last summer. Half the the Half summer. last accident auto

r ad rfs lse o r Rob­ Mr. of classes crafts and art

are constructing more than than more constructing are

go to three scholarship funds which which funds scholarship three to go ardson, ardson, involved involved

Blaine Hall throughout the Festival. Festival. the throughout Hall Blaine by 60-foot circus tent provided for for provided tent circus 60-foot by

goods, drawings and paintings from from paintings and drawings goods,

shelter. shelter.

equipment equipment

Thomas,. Thomas,.

children and and children $1

Drama Drama Actors Actors

A A

In three acts, acts, three In

"VIET "VIET Students of Home Economics Economics Home of Students

Organizations and individuals are are individuals and Organizations

Among the items available available items the Among PROCEEDS PROCEEDS

Art work will be displayed in in displayed be will work Art

REFRIGERATION and heating heating and REFRIGERATION

Classes throughout the school are are school the throughout Classes Tickets for the Festival will will Festival the for Tickets

scenes, monologues, pantomime, pantomime, monologues, scenes,

for for

but carefully carefully but

is is

Festival Festival

singers and musicians musicians and singers

Herbert Herbert

go to its maker. maker. its to go

band. Music Music band.

body body

telling, telling,

utmda rdcin U­ production, multimedia

directing directing

version version

Finder, Finder,

it for for it

in "Viet Rock" Rock" "Viet in Helene Helene

Booth, Booth,

ROCK" ROCK"

Teachel' Teachel'

in in

Rodney Rodney

1968 1968

performing performing

painting. painting.

booths booths

will will

revised. revised.

work work

benefits: Lab Schools; Schools; Lab benefits: Pearson's shop classes classes shop Pearson's

high high

astrological astrological

will will

from items sold will will sold items from

dancing dancing

senior killed in in killed senior

King, King,

established in mem­ in established

the the

Tim Neal, Neal, Tim

e etd n a 30- a and rented be

Colvin, Colvin,

Photo Photo

says. says.

retained retained

"Viet "Viet

Stuart Stuart

will will to to

be; be;

Fair, Gail Gail Fair,

also also

for the Festival. Festival. the for

for tie tie for

school school

Wendy Wendy

has has

p>duction, p>duction,

em.play em.play

it and a a and it

$1.50 $1.50

Balloons and and Balloons

be performed performed be

Jr. for black black for Jr.

h "break­ the

rights rights be be

by by

Miss Miss

Rock" tells tells Rock"

David.Wolf, David.Wolf,

will will

been been

and and

Sherman. Sherman.

dying, dying,

presenta­

for adults. adults. for

available. available.

Bob Bob

the auth­ the

will will

forecasts forecasts

Munson, Munson,

drama­

Carolyn Carolyn

rebirth rebirth

not be be not

Lentz. Lentz.

Terry Terry

in in

a live live a

com­

Atla.r Atla.r

per­

will will

has has

Wei­

the the

cost cost

for­

will will

an an 20 20 No rush yet or prom The senior prom, once an American tram.lion con• night club, breakfast at the home of Kip Barrash sidered - with commencement - the highlight of a and a day at the summer home of Sue deCamp near high school career, seems to be going the way of Benton Harbor. Cost of the weekend will be $20. other hallowed institutions: out. At U-Higb., only 22 Co-chairmen Sue Ringler and Lelsie Starr hope for people had signed up for the June 5 seni.or prom as a rush of signups on the last day. of May 14. Deadline is Thursday. Newspapers from The junior prom died year before last and has other high schools indicate their students too are been replaced by a retreat which took place at abandoning formal affairs, though at some schools Palatine last weekend. Another class event is being the prom is alive and kicking and presumably will planned by freshman, who will have a picnic June 5 thrive for years to come. (location undecided). , U-High's prom, at the Knickerbocker Hotel, will Already next year's seniors are discussing alter­ ,be followed by entertainment at Punchinel.lo East natives to a pro'-'1. Good grief, is nothing sacred?

Anti-war petitioning finishe Photo by Abram Katz MIDWAY - Business and advertisili!il man­ FOR THE FIRST TIME, at least ager anci essay editor, Kathy Zuspan; POiiti• in recent years, a fifth-year stll• cal anci public opinion editor, Crai!il Gordon; Organized canvassing and peti­ Jim, who estimated that 200 stu­ ;:irotest the war. Bob estimated dent will be editor of the Midway editorials page and lndeptil features page edi­ tioning by U-Highers to gain sig­ dents worked May 8 - the Friday that the following week five-10 stu­ tor, Anila Weinberg; first page news edll11r, and a junior editor of U-Highligb.ts, Hedy Weinberg; second page news editor, natures protesting the war in South­ the school was closed in mourning dents worked passing out leaflets Senior Bruce Goodman was an­ Betsy Munger; third page news editor, Toya east Asia has been completed, ac­ for four students killed by National downtown. Hawkins (assisted by Pam Emil in issues of no1mced em.tor-m-chlef of next less than eight pages); sports page editon cording to students who helped co­ Guardsmen at Kent State Univer­ To deliver petitions and form let­ Craig Gardon and Steve Garmisa; pictorial year's newspaper and Sophomore ordinate the program which was sity - said that the following Mon­ ters that had already been collected news page editor, Pam Emil; signed colum­ Barbara Sadow of tine 1971 year­ nist, Sieve Garmisa; arts column editor, Uz begun May 8. day only six students worked to by U-Highers, Seniors Emily Mann, Greenberg; sPOrts columnist, Bruce Good· book at a publications staff party man; ph,to editor, Abram Katz. The Crisis Activity Coordinating Jim Hazard and Bob Jaffe went to Washington, D. C., May 13. Emily May 14 at Senior Erica Meyer's U-HIGHLIGHTS - COPY Editor, Robertm Committee which coordinated U­ home, Shapiro; layout editor, sue Mulsleln; student Highers' anti-war activities has Class officers said that 14,000 people had signed Life Editor, Camilla Mican; Academics ecli· tor, Karen Matlaw; Activities editor, Hedll' stopped organized petitioning to the petitions and 4,200 people form The new editors, selected by graduating staff members and tine Weinberg; SPOrts editor Carolyn Hovde; Con­ avoid duplication in canvassed letters. tent Coordinator, Carolyn Thomas; rePOrten, plot programs adviser, toast other staff positions Naomi Janowitz (Student Life), Gilli PauD areas with other groups protesting The petitions were addressed to and Diane Weil (Academics), curt Cobell, announced as follows: the war, according to Senior Bob Better informing, and wider par­ the state's senators and urged them CorlUnited States withdrawal committee member, said that stu­ mimeograph steering committee irom Southeast Asia. dents who wanted to work to pro­ minutes and pass them out in Bob said that he expected the at summer party test the war could not do so be­ homeroom periods so members of cost of the trip to Washington If Student Union can arrange a cause of their responsibilities at her class will be informed of de­ would be paid from what he esti­ distribution a n d autographing school. cisions being made and activities mated as $420 collected from con­ party, the 1970 U-Highlights prob­ Bob said that he did not expect 1>Ianned. tributions. ably will make its debut in mid­ any more participation to the ex­ Scott Harris, next year's junior August, Editor-in-Chief Mark Frie­ tent of May 8, but he estimated that class president, hopes to enable Rally cancelled feld announces. there are 50-100students who would members of his class to vote on participate in future planned acti­ party and activity ideas. He also An anti-pollution rally of high Originally the yearbooks were to ties. will use homeroom to help inform school students from the Second be distributed early in October, class members through homeroom Congressional District scheduled with seniors receiving their copies representatives. for May 15 was cancelled because at college or home addresses. The Course combines Matthew Brown. elected senior of high interest at that time in printer has notified Mark, however, t 'president Friday in a runoff with anti-war efforts, according to ·one that he can deliver the book a biology, chemistry Karen Kahn, was announced too of the chairmen, Senior Bob Jaffe. month-and-a-half early if the staff late to be interviewed for this is­ wishes. "Students in many high schoo;s sue. To incorporate biochemistry into were striking, rallying and working STUDENT UNION would notify Other officers elecedt, by class, biology, the science department will to end the war," Bob explained. the student body and faculty by offer a combination biology and are as follows: post card of the party's date after chemistry course next year, ac­ Senior (next year)-Vice president, Dana "The focus of interest so com­ the books arrived. The party would Anderson; secretary, Carolyn Hovde; treas­ nJt cordng to Chairman Ernest Poll. urier,, Sue Schimel. pletely changed, it was felt that be scheduled far enough before La­ Science Teacher Judith Vertrees enough students would attend or Juniors-Vice president, Peter Shapiro; sec­ bor Day that seniors could attend, Photo by Bob Atlas will teach the chemistry section. oetarv, Grwen Walker; treasurer, Chris Wool. show interest in the pollution issue Mark said. A PLAQUE in tine school trophy Sophomor&-Vice president, Amy Wegener; The teacher of the biology section so soon after the Cambodia inva­ Anyone not present could pick up case will. record Senior Marla Ros-­ secretary, Addie Wang; treasurer; Patricia sion and Kent killings." ner' s award from the American is undecided. Shields. his book later or, in the case of Newspaper Publishers Association seniors, would receive it by mail. and Qum and Scroll Journalism st Midwest' trophy Autograph sections to be inserted Honor Society for tine best high Midway gets in in the back of the book are avail­ school newspaper advertisement of For the fifth consecutive year, the Midway has :re­ this category, the Certificate of Achievement, for her able now in the Publications Office 1969-70. Marla's entry, a double­ ceived the Mid-West Award, presented to the outstand­ story on Moratorium activities last fall. for those who wish them. page Harper Court ad which ap-­ ing publication submitted from the Midwestern United Karen Goetz received a New York Times Certificate AT 152 PAGES, the 1970 book will peared in the December 16 Mid­ States to Press Day competition at St. Bonaventure of Merit for her in-depth coverage of sex education be 32 :;>ageslarger than its prede­ way, won over 211 other smdent­ prepared ads from across tine na­ (N.Y.) University. here. cessor, an increase made possible The paper was runnerup to the High School Owl, by printer discounts for fall books. tion. Wellsville, N.Y. for outstanding lithographed publica­ In the Sports Writing category, Jeff Carson won a Earlier this year Senior Mark Certificate of Achievement, third highest award, for tion entered. Moving from June to fall produc­ Pati.nkin won ANPA's .':lward for Three stories by staff members of the Midway tied his feature on drugs and athletes. tion enabled the staff to cover the best feature story. A plaque record­ for the top Award of Excellence in the Feature Writing Jerry Esrig received a New York Times Certificate spring events such as the Festival ing that award is in tine case, along category. The stories and their writers were an in­ of Merit for a feature on Frosh-Soph Basketball Coach of Life, war protests and gradua­ with a plaque recording tine 1009 terview with the principal of Hyde Park High School, Herb Smith. Other New York Times certificates were tion. Previous staffs had to end Best Feature award, which Mark Craig Gordon; an interview with Fifth Ward Alder­ received by Fernando Pineda, art (winning entry not coverage in early March because also won. The plaques are similar man Leon Despres, Steve Garmisa; and an interview specified); Mark Friefeld, photography, for a sports of printer deadlines for June books. to those presented to Marla and. Mark by ANPA, with Jay Miller, executive director of the Illinois montage; and the 1969 U-Mighlights for yearbook ex­ T.HEME, COVER color and design It is oniy tine second time one branch of the American Civil Liberties Union, David cellence. and other features of the book will newspaper has won more than one Wells. The winners received certificates. The Midway ad­ be kept secret until distribution. In the News Writing category. Mark Seidenberg ditionally received a ..plaque for the Best Midwest .ANPA award in one year. The pre­ won the top honor, the Award of Excellence, and a Award, to be placed in the trophy case. Mark Seid­ Adviser Wayne Brasler was will­ cedent was set by the Midway in New York Times Certificate of Merit for two stories on enberg also received a plaque for his top news story ing to say, however, that "It will be 1968, when staff members WOl!I. the school's budget problems earlier this year. The award. Because Craig Gordon, Steve Garmisa and the most comp1ete yearbook U-High awards for best news story, best awards announcement did not specify which story won David Wells shared the best feature plaque it will ro­ has ever had. I've advised many editorial and best sports story and which award. tate among them in the coming year, then go in the great staffs, but I've never had one the paper received tine Pacemaker Susie Gordon received the third highest award in case. that worked as hard as this one." award for overall excellence, a,,:al':.l17

• U-.HIGH MIDWAY • TUESDAY, MAY 26. 1970

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study for a Ph.D. in music with with music in Ph.D. a for study

ing ing administration; Social studies Teacher Tom Tom Teacher studies Social administration; New York York New

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dissertation dissertation

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service, service,

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University University

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Moratorium Moratorium

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oppressed oppressed

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summer summer

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husband, husband,

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selection of of selection

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1959-1970, 1959-1970,

read, read,

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in lower lower in

announced announced

Hebrew Hebrew

exist exist

Teacher Martha Griffin, accompany. accompany. Griffin, Martha Teacher

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departing faculty faculty departing

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Music Music

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Yugoslavia Yugoslavia

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these these

suffered suffered

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as as

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to to

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and and

faculty faculty University. University.

in in

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act act

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enroll enroll

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departing departing

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protest protest

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of of

students students

leaving leaving

in in

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Chorus, which also will perform. perform. will also which Chorus,

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soloists will be presented presented be will soloists

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Wednesday, Wednesday,

Spring Spring ~chool ~chool

setts with husband, will attend attend will husband, with setts

Ph.D. at Purdue University. University. Purdue at Ph.D.

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experimental experimental

Studies Studies

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ed seminars with boys from from boys with seminars ed

in Lake Forest where he will inaugurate inaugurate will he where Forest Lake in

Hope Rhinesttne, Rhinesttne, Hope

ment ment

to Tucson, where she Plans to study Spanish Spanish study to Plans she where Tucson, to

on on

Chairman Richard Richard Chairman nls cara, ece o avnd place­ advancd of teacher chairman, English

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and and

organization. organization.

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phys phys

sidering work in television or films. films. or television in work sidering

Sally Leme, study for a master's master's a for study Leme, Sally

ing to to ing

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to to higher-paying higher-paying

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17th 17th

Mr. John Klaus will will Klaus John Mr.

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English Teacher Arthur Arthur Teacher English

English English

Drama Drama

Senior Senior

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one-Year one-Year

anthrOPhology anthrOPhology

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spring spring

English at at English

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and Mrs. Gisela Gisela Mrs. and

century century

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among among Ensemble and Prefreshman Prefreshman and Ensemble

one one

home home

Teacher Jane Southworth, founding founding Southworth, Jane Teacher

Susan Susan

Choir, Choir,

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secondary secondary

of of

University of Wisconsin; Lab Lab Wisconsin; of University

in in

assignmoot; assignmoot;

married. French Teacher Teacher French married.

Perers, Perers,

June June

rest rest

husband husband

p05ition; p05ition;

concert concert

work on his second textbook. textbook. second his on work

Ronald Ronald

Vocal Ensemble and and Ensemble Vocal

concert concert

Cape Cod, will continue In In continue will Cod, Cape

Ferry Ferry

Photo Photo "Le "Le public public

the the

one-Year one-Year

Patricia Patricia

Teacher Robert Robert Teacher

at at

Goodman), Goodman),

Wendy Wendy

and and

Scott, Scott,

Roger Roger 10 10

hit hit

accompanying accompanying

University University

plays, plays,

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headed headed

English English

leave, leave,

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invited. invited.

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direct direct

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left, left,

travel travel

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for for

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Arizona. Arizona.

husband husband

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Denis. Denis.

DLEBL-'RY, DLEBL-'RY,

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JOHNSTON, JOHNSTON, KIRKLAND, KIRKLAND,

KEN JACKSON, Medfrod, Medfrod, JACKSON,

KNOX, KNOX,

KALl>MAZOO, KALl>MAZOO,

Mass.-John Lundeen, Steve Pitts. Pitts. Steve Lundeen, Mass.-John

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Block, Block, CORDIA, CORDIA,

Mark Mark

Carol Carol

COLLEG:C, COLLEG:C, Providence, R.1.-Jim Hazard. CARLETON·, CARLETON·, Hazard. R.1.-Jim Providence,

Br""1, Br""1,

Ma·rk Ma·rk

Gwrne Gwrne

EARLHAM, EARLHAM,

ARD, ARD,

CiO'_UM'l-lA, CiO'_UM'l-lA,

Mos,~ley; Mos,~ley;

DOIN, Brunswick, Me.-J.erry Carr. BROWN. BROWN. Carr. Me.-J.erry Brunswick, DOIN, Shulman, Shulman,

Nlorthfield, Nlorthfield,

eland, Ohio-Kevin Sharer, Hannah Hannah Sharer, Ohio-Kevin eland, schools schools

Schnierow; BARD, Annandale-on-the Hudson, Hudson, Annandale-on-the BARD, Schnierow; BELOIT. BELOIT.

uates chose that school. school. that chose uates N.Y.·-Jeff N.Y.·-Jeff

of of

will will

Washington Washington

college-bound college-bound

sity sity

school school NORTHWESTERN, NORTHWESTERN,

u u

number number

LAKE FOREST, Lake Forest, 111.-Laurie 111.-Laurie Forest, Lake FOREST, LAKE

CORN1ELL CORN1ELL

IN•DIANV\, IN•DIANV\,

CLARK, CLARK,

AMERICAN, AMERICAN,

OTN Ms.Rbra alr; BOW­ Callard; Mass.-Roberta BOSTON,

Spargo; Spargo;

By college, seniors plan to to plan seniors college, By

Last Last

Attracting eight eight Attracting

the class of of class the

1

DALL, Evanston, 111.-Barbara 111.-Barbara Evanston, DALL,

NORTHERN NORTHERN

Friefeld, Friefeld,

S1z:idenberg; S1z:idenberg;

Para; Para;

be attended by by attended be

Elliot Elliot

of Chicago Chicago of

New York, York, New

JosS1Ph JosS1Ph

Chroman, Chroman,

U U

Susan Susan

Galesburg, Galesburg,

Mike Kahn; HARVARD, Cambridge, Cambridge, HARVARD, Kahn; Mike

Marshall, Marshall,

LAWERENCE, LAWERENCE,

among among

year's most most year's

Moorhead, Moorhead,

CASE CASE

N1ew N1ew

Eric Haggard, Debby Kalk. Kalk. Debby Haggard, Eric

as follows: follows: as

Beliot, Beliot,

OCCIDENTAL, OCCIDENTAL,

Vermont-Mark Vermont-Mark

Carson, Carson,

Colorado Colorado

Minn.-Gary Minn.-Gary

GRINNEL, GRINNEL,

Worcester, Mass.-Steve Palfl, Palfl, Mass.-Steve Worcester,

Redlands, Redlands,

Clinton, Clinton,

Bloomington Bloomington

Mincberg; Mincberg;

Richmond, Richmond,

8

of of

Carlson, William William Carlson,

Ithaca,. Ithaca,.

Chica90-Carol Chica90-Carol

Harper; Harper;

Birgit Rattenborg; COLORADO COLORADO Rattenborg; Birgit

Mich.-Susanna Goldiamond; Goldiamond; Mich.-Susanna

York York

University University

Washington, Washington,

ETR RSRE Clev­ RESERVE, WESTERN

al Rse, tv Tul- Steve Rosner, Marla

re re

New New

ILLINOIS, ILLINOIS,

COE, COE,

Trent Trent

111.-Mark Zuspan. Zuspan. 111.-Mark

this this

1970. 1970.

Wis.-Karen Wis.-Karen

seniors, seniors,

Vikki Vikki

Mass. Mass.

is is

Minn.-Pat Minn.-Pat

Springs--Jeff Springs--Jeff

City-Mike City-Mike

S.Y.-Barbara S.Y.-Barbara

Evanston, Evanston,

N.Y.-Malcolm Morris; Morris; N.Y.-Malcolm

calif.-Tom calif.-Tom

York-Elissa York-Elissa

John John

year's graduates. graduates. year's

G,rlnnel, G,rlnnel, ea Rpd, Iowa­ Rapids, Cedar

the most most the

McGILL, McGILL,

Moody. Moody. APPelton, APPelton,

Eight Eight

lnd.-Katie lnd.-Katie

popular popular

of of

- Edward Alpert; Alpert; Edward -

Greenberg, Greenberg,

three three

Los Angeles, Cal. Cal. Angeles, Los

Sheatsley; Sheatsley;

Margie Margie

aikn MICH­ Patinkin;

C C

DeKalb-Lester DeKalb-Lester

U-High's U-High's

Deering; Deering;

D.C. - Laurie Laurie - D.C.

of of

Ka,r1en Ka,r1en

the the

Robin; Robin;

Green, Green,

Iowa-Nancy Iowa-Nancy

Goetz, Goetz,

1969 1969

Evans. Evans.

Rosenberg, Rosenberg,

St. St.

members members

111.-Jerry 111.-Jerry

Jones, Jones,

Montreal, Montreal,

And.erson. And.erson.

Wis.-Bfil Wis.-Bfil

JloedelskY; JloedelskY;

college, college,

popular popular

Univer­

lchiYasu; lchiYasu;

Lewert; Lewert;

U-HIGH U-HIGH

Walker; Walker;

attend attend

Getzels, Getzels,

Louis, Louis,

BAR~ BAR~

Richar Richar

grad­

Banks, Banks,

Leen; Leen;

M,ID• M,ID•

Kathy Kathy

CON­

gets gets

John John

Ra­

104 104

of of

MIDWAY MIDWAY

vine, vine,

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in the Rock Mountains or the AIPs. AIPs. the or Mountains Rock the in spring; Karen Tave, Putney Putney Tave, Karen spring;

to Israel in December; Jim Grodzins, ski iob iob ski Grodzins, Jim December; in Israel to

London; London;

travel; travel;

cycling through Europe; Josh Sax, Sax, Josh Europe; through cycling

ekly Clfri; ni Riei motor­ Raineri, Annie California; Berkeley,

boarding boarding

COLLEGE NEXT YEAR--Julie Cohen Cohen YEAR--Julie NEXT COLLEGE

SITY, St. Louis-Jethro Smith, Gall Levitt, Levitt, Gall Smith, Louis-Jethro St. SITY,

GilrY GilrY

art school. Erica Erica school. art

iob, iob,

Oxford, Oxford, ably will get a a get will ably

lessons. lessons.

Jaffe; UNIVERSITY OF OF UNIVERSITY Jaffe;

stein, stein,

Robert Robert

IGAN, Ann Arbor-Sheldon Brown, Jim Jim Brown, Arbor-Sheldon Ann IGAN, Joie Joie Starr, Starr,

Susan Susan

lows, lows,

VERSITY VERSITY

Bruce Bruce

FORNIA, FORNIA,

rash, Ann Lawrence, Lawrence, Ann rash,

-Susan -Susan

Betsy Betsy

·Goldsmith; ·Goldsmith;

Lycn, Lycn,

Dudley Clayton, Clayton, Dudley

Wong (Chicago Circle Campus). Campus). Circle (Chicago Wong

Stuart Sherman. Sherman. Stuart

Mass.-Emily Mass.-Emily

koff; koff;

Ann Ann

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POMONA, POMONA,

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Goldberg; Goldberg;

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Pam Pam

Gordon; Gordon;

SARAH SARAH

Lawrence Lawrence

ra.flroad ra.flroad

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Dia!'!e Dia!'!e

N-ewman; N-ewman;

N'iels N'iels

Bergman; Bergman;

seniors seniors

Mike Mike

~elleher, ~elleher,

Bocker, Bocker,

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England; England;

school, school,

deCamp, deCamp,

Los Los

All All

Good Good

OF THOSE NOT ATTENDING ATTENDING NOT THOSE OF

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Mansfield; Mansfield;

TUESDAY, TUESDAY,

PRINCETON, PRINCETON,

in U.S., taking art and music music and art taking U.S., in

Thompson, Thompson,

Markovitz. Markovitz.

Weinberg, Weinberg,

California-Steve California-Steve

Angeles-Bruce Garber. Garber. Angeles-Bruce

Craig (Urbana), Paul Sllvern Sllvern Paul (Urbana), Craig

Mann. UNIVERSITY OF OF UNIVERSITY Mann.

WESL WESL LAWRENCE, LAWRENCE,

top top

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IJSIVERSITY IJSIVERSITY

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iob; iob;

Stephen Stephen

Jacobson, Pam Harris, Bob Bob Harris, Pam Jacobson,

OF HARTFORD, Conn. Conn. HARTFORD, OF

N.eyer, N.eyer,

travel. travel.

Graduates Graduates

Hackett Hackett

Regina Regina

RADC'LIFFE, RADC'LIFFE,

Wally Lipldn. Lipldn. Wally

NVRIY F MICH­ OF UNIVERSITY

brakeman. brakeman. Dan Dan

WASHINGTON WASHINGTON

WISCONSIN, WISCONSIN,

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Marie Roden, Daniel Daniel Roden, Marie

HIidebrand, German German HIidebrand,

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Oxford Oxford

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N.eyer, N.eyer,

New New

SOL'THERN SOL'THERN

Horwich. Horwich.

Lefkowitz, Lefkowitz,

Tim Tim

26, 26,

Bronxville, N.Y. N.Y. Bronxville,

High High

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Dawson, John John Dawson,

High High

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and adviser to exert pressure on what shall shall what on pressure exert to adviser and

firm firm

ticular success success ticular

school is as qualified as they to do so. so. do to they as qualified as is school

is no justification for anyone except the staff staff the except anyone for justification no is

that the school is is school the that

and shall not be printed. No one else else one No printed. be not shall and

hog shlsi pes soitos con­ associations press scholastic through

evaluate the paper at least twice each year year each twice least at paper the evaluate

journalists and journalism educators who who educators journalism and journalists

form to what others wanted printed. printed. wanted others what to form

peatedly enforced that concept. concept. that enforced peatedly

intelligently-administered high school. school. high intelligently-administered

kind of pressure must not be tolerated in an an in tolerated be not must pressure of kind

ven ven

journalism. The Midway has repeatedly repeatedly has Midway The journalism.

a qualified adviser. Journalism education education Journalism adviser. qualified a

high school paper must be free to independ­ to free be must school paper high

not just the Midway staff's opinion that a a that opinion staff's Midway the just not

er-in-print is hopefully dead in high high in dead hopefully is er-in-print

or, ulcrltos ra ad cheerlead­ and organ relations public board,

lier this month. month. this lier

ently ently

Midway. Midway.

placed what it thought was best for the the for best was thought it what placed

soitos ge ad h cut hv re­ have courts the and agree associations it could. could. it

After gathering as many facts from as many many as from facts many as gathering After

for· for·

istrators, or teachers, or students or the the or students or teachers, or istrators,

to cover the budget situation situation budget the cover to

personnel, war war personnel,

most balanced, honest and truthful accounts accounts truthful and honest balanced, most

sources as it could, the staff printed the the printed staff the could, it as sources

of of

hours and for many hours. hours. many for and hours

their viewpoint. To them we extend thanks thanks extend we them To viewpoint. their

depth reporting, even if it did not favor favor not did it if even reporting, depth

colbfr ht a bs js fr admin­ for just best was what before school

up minor issues into major disagreements. disagreements. major into issues minor up

for fomenting dissent in the school, blowing blowing school, the in dissent fomenting for

was never confused about the paper's role. role. paper's the about confused never was

ly was released to it and keep its its keep and it to released was ly

role. Some administrators and teachers felt felt teachers and administrators Some role.

other hand, approved and encouraged our our encouraged and approved hand, other

Many administrators and teachers, on the the on teachers, and administrators Many

year. year.

h Mda sol pit nywa official­ what only print should Midway the

all viewpoints an airing, we were criticized criticized were we airing, an viewpoints all

than the official version of a subject, giving giving subject, a of version official the than

As As the

bargaining bargaining

page page

son they do so. so. do they son

cause it failed to reflect salary as one one as salary reflect to failed it cause

affiliated affiliated

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ber of Lab Schools teachers always seems treated and the environment in which they they which in environment the and treated seems always teachers Schools Lab of ber

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were were

prove prove

ary-Welfare Committee primarily to to primarily Committee ary-Welfare

Schools Director Francis Francis Director Schools

on why teachers leave compiled by by compiled leave teachers why on

many many

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this this

begin to depart, like the rats flee a a flee rats the like depart, to begin

marked, is that its its that is marked,

here are notoriously poor. Earlier Earlier poor. notoriously are here

cost-of-living cost-of-living page page

number of the most respected are leaving leaving are respected most the of number

to leave each year, a a year, each leave to

sinking ship. And while a large num- fleet upon the manner in which teachers teachers which in manner the upon fleet num- large a while And ship. sinking

tress, an administrator recently recently administrator an tress,

The day of the administrative sounding sounding administrative the of day The

IT IS SIGNIFICANT that the Midway staff staff Midway the SIGNIFICANT IS IT that

The staff frequently was pressured to con­ to pressured was frequently staff The

Considerable confusion developed over our our over developed confusion Considerable

ti-HIGH ti-HIGH

No No

In In

TWO YEARS AGO AGO YEARS TWO

While their reason for leaving vary vary leaving for reason their While

other business. When we printed more more printed we When business. other

One One

the ship stay afloat afloat stay ship the

Good salaries help help salaries Good

What the the What

their their

that the staff and and staff the that

it is responsible and balanced. The The balanced. and responsible is it

year. year.

response response

it it

This issue is the last for the the for last the is issue This

cover cover

STAFF STAFF

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matter matter

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salaries salaries

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year a portion of its its of portion a year

inability to raise salaries, salaries, raise to inability

the news under the direction of of direction the under news the

struggles, one fact fact one struggles,

Faculty Faculty

and complex stories-bud get get stories-bud complex and

feels feels

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pay pay

administrative administrative

increase increase

editing and editorializing, editorializing, and editing

Midway Midway

to to

outcome outcome what

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administration's administration's

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Association Association

teachers formed a a formed teachers

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adviser-

Midway enjoyed enjoyed Midway

them. them.

was flatly flatly was

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served well. There There well. served

through through

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from the nine Panthers in the apartment. apartment. the in Panthers nine the from

Panthers were killed involved almost almost involved killed were Panthers

who don't read the more honest dailies here, here, dailies honest more the read who don't

Internal Internal

volved and said the Police Department's Department's Police the said and volved

ital eey a efreet gny in­ agency enforcement law every virtually

The Jury's report unfavorably implicated implicated unfavorably report Jury's The

ney's Police doing the invading and one one and invading the doing Police ney's doing it. it. doing

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ment raid last December in which two Black Black two which in December last raid ment

us and how how and us

often and for which we apologize. Otherwise, Otherwise, apologize. we which for and often

thing for for thing

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Midway has served its purpose as a a as purpose its served has Midway we're glorious doesn't mean much much mean doesn't glorious we're

we have not been able to measure who who reads measure to able been not have we

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out-of-Chicago readers or U-Highers U-Highers or out-of-Chicago readers •

tor communication during the budget crisis. crisis. budget the during communication tor

rm fclte adiaeut administra­ inadequate and facilities drama

ly ly for improved Snack Bar security, absence of of absence security, Bar Snack improved for

mailing mailing

versity Provost asked to be placed on our our on placed be to asked Provost versity

s aot ht ie itrsigy te Uni­ the interestingly, time, that about us;

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dents, teachers and parents aren't reading reading aren't parents and teachers dents,

dlrpaid; dlrpaid;

such as oversized student government, need need government, student oversized as such

ials in focusing school attention on issues issues on attention school focusing in ials

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administrators and teachers were reading reading were teachers and administrators

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place place

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reaction to them. them. to reaction

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nasty letters or drop threatening threatening drop or letters nasty

provide theater facilities. facilities. theater provide

a a oua, irn porm hy ere- they program vibrant popular, a saw

continue to lose its best faculty, salaries salaries faculty, best its lose to continue

to to

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conform conform

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administrators have been been have administrators can continue at present levels. levels. present at continue can

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attention attention

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SUPPOSED to be a school, a a school, a be to SUPPOSED

changes in administrative administrative in changes

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staff. staff.

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grace grace

Dress Code is still in effect, effect, in still is Code Dress

problems. problems.

in in

education education

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program program

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ideas ideas

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are are

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command command

underpaid underpaid

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blow four years of of years four blow

ties intact. The The intact. ties

not too difficult to to difficult too not

them is that life is not not is life that is them

tory Schools. Perhaps Perhaps Schools. tory

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order requires rules and regulations. I I regulations. and rules requires order

and misery adds adds misery and

euaiig experi­ dehumanizing

High is a degrading. degrading. a is High

head in the Publications Office. Office. Publications the in head

dance office. office. dance hallway. hallway.

off on the public. public. the on off

you were two minutes late and then then and late minutes two were you

writing writing

gating verbs. verbs. gating

hamburger even even hamburger sending you to get a tardy slip because because slip tardy a get to you sending

kids kids

they'll delay telling the Dean you've cut cut you've Dean the telling delay they'll bing elbows with little little with elbows bing

the attendance secretaries in hopes that that hopes in secretaries attendance the ence. U-High is is U-High ence.

get into college. college. into get

Art of Writing, Social Studies on Ancient Ancient on Studies Social Writing, of Art

mentioning mentioning

john paper or soap in the toilets. toilets. the in soap or paper john

vails. I can't write write can't I vails.

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17 17

with U-High U-High anyway?" with

because you have an an have you because keep keep

but -0ne -0ne but

four years. My rage, rage, My years. four

High High class to class by sudden alarums in the the in alarums sudden by class to class

despite the aura of of aura the despite

graphing functions ( "Believe me, some some me, ( "Believe functions graphing

down down

Greece (fourth year in a row), Math on on Math row), a in year (fourth Greece

mean a helluva lot when you come right right come you when lot helluva a mean

suspicion that good old U-High just don't don't just U-High old good that suspicion

a a

been dissipated by by dissipated been

aifcin ht pre­ that satisfaction ceeding ceeding

about all of it here, here, it of all about

By By

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EDITORS, EDITORS,

people have a way of doing favors for you you for doing of favors way a have people

well well

REPORTERS, REPORTERS,

Most others are never given the chance chance the given never are others Most

form form

of crap, crap, of

ARTISTS--Fernanfili>. ARTISTS--Fernanfili>.

three years or four? four? or years three and giving you a great deal of freedom. freedom. of deal great a you giving and

history, government and sociology." In In sociology." and government history,

many people - me, for instance instance for me, - people many

lversity lversity PHOTOGRAPHERS PHOTOGRAPHERS Union president or something similar, similar, something or president Union that that

Published Published

Literature? Composition? Social Studies: Studies: Social Composition? Literature?

English? What What English?

poorly defmed with few specific goals. goals. specific few with defmed poorly

to find out if they can survive without without survive can they if out find to

good and generally do what I pleased. pleased. I what do generally and good

when when

it's on on it's

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Illinois Illinois

wished. When you're Midway editor, or or editor, Midway you're When wished.

it. it.

take seriously most courses, as they are are they as courses, most seriously take

message message

material material

gradation gradation

aifcin vr h fc ta te sur­ they that fact the over satisfaction

finish finish

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freedom to do just about anything anything about just do to freedom

here only because I have been allowed the the allowed been have I because only here

sion and anxiety by bringing repressed repressed bringing by anxiety and sion

ahri, a ehiu sdt eiv ten­ relieve to used technique "a catharsis,

this year ends is how sad it is for so so for is it sad how is ends year this

a great deal of structure. structure. of deal great a

it is difficult for many of of many for difficult is it ards

The The U-High Midway

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Four years of of years Four

As As

Not only are there these structural structural these there are only Not

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battle battle

tary tary

Goetz, Goetz,

Susie Gordon, Gordon, Susie

managing managing

features features

news editor; editor; news

Goodman, Goodman,

chief chief

apinion apinion

and and

in-chief and and in-chief

Anita Anita

Gordon, Gordon,

Kathy Kathy

Harrison Harrison

ing, ing,

Bob Bob

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course of study including geography, geography, including study of course

can't feel bitter about my experience experience my about bitter feel can't

structural structural

cause. cause.

try try

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their four years here feeling greatest greatest feeling here years four their

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office office

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editor; editor;

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Weinber11, Weinber11,

semimonthly semimonthly

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wished, take courses that looked looked that courses take wished,

A LITTLE LITTLE A

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and and

news and and news

MANAGERS MANAGERS

this this

U-High U-High

editor editor

to to

and arts editor; editor; arts and

to to

Jeff Jeff

of of

JOMS, JOMS,

editor editor

School, School,

Liz Liz

college, a more sophisticated sophisticated more a college,

manager; manager;

business business

Abram Abram

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consciousness." consciousness."

overcome overcome

learn something while he's he's while something learn

daily living. Graduation Graduation living. daily

Marla Rosner, Rosner, Marla

self-torture. self-torture.

Pictorial Pictorial

Mark Mark

Carson Kathy Kathy Carson

commentary commentary

Greenberg, Greenberg,

news news

insanity insanity

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Scott Scott

and circulation circulation and

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simply simply

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English? Grammar? Grammar? English?

features features

Harris, Brad Brad Harris,

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East East

Aron, Aron,

Jerry Jerry

life is enough; now now enough; is life

Mark Mark

Sam Sam

Jerry Jerry

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the trivia trivia the

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editor; editor;

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editor; editor;

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editorial editorial

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carr, carr,

and and

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manager; manager;

huge hassle, hassle, huge

news news

Erica Erica

sPOrts sPOrts

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students students

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Irene Irene

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editor; editor;

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per per

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and and

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would threaten dissenting students by taking taking by students dissenting threaten would

student unrest political figures in high places places high in figures political unrest student because it appears to me that with all of the the of all with that me to appears it because

Dropping draft deferments deferments draft Dropping

deprive students of an education that want want that education an of students deprive

which is subject subject is which

one by drafting them." them." drafting by one

separating the two and it wouldn't wouldn't it and two the separating

those who are occupying space in classes just just classes in occupying space are who those

don't approve and I feel most people don't. don't. people most feel I and approve don't

to get out of the Army. There There Army. the of out get to

students working hard for their future and and future their for hard working students

The college student body body student college The

tion of inductees more equitable. equitable. more inductees of tion

osdrd ihoega aigltey selec­ lottery making goal one with considered.

nouncement was made would not be affected. affected. be not would made was nouncement

h a scrd mlyet eoe h an­ the before employment secured had who

for graduating seniors who applied for jobs jobs for applied who seniors graduating for

reporter. reporter.

By By

ments for college students is unfair, according according unfair, is students college for ments

after April 24, a date decided on so people people so on decided date a 24, April after

to most U-High boys questioned by a a by questioned U-High boys most to

unfair, U-High boys feel feel boys U-High unfair,

Junior Arthur Wilson said, "I'm worried worried "I'm said, Wilson Arthur Junior

Sophomore Scott Meyer said of the plan, plan, the of said Meyer Scott Sophomore

Eliminating student deferments also is being being is also deferments student Eliminating

rsdn Nxns ln o rp rf defer­ draft drop to plan Nixon's President

Occupational deferments have been dropped dropped been have deferments Occupational

you're you're

crowds, and find the the find and crowds,

Miss the big downtown downtown big the Miss

Pam Emil Emil Pam

Graduation Dress? Dress? Graduation

ing officials officials ing the from

Looking for a a for Looking

Board of Trustees of the U.; the the U.; the of Trustees of Board

mentioned mentioned

remained. remained.

tration were ineffective: ROTC ROTC ineffective: were tration

and complaints complaints and

last year. year. last

University. Petitions, resolutions resolutions Petitions, University.

academic community like the the like community academic

that ROTC, a military training training military a ROTC, that

city city

faculty and most students felt felt students most and faculty

ROTC ROTC ceased had

school and, in fact, the the fact, in and, school

operation, had no place in an an in place no had operation,

o fe i te om a Wash­ at dorms the in free for

our little friends there. there. friends little our

throw ROTC off campus had the the had ROTC throw off campus

ington University and visit visit and University ington

we knew was that we could stay stay could we that was knew we

hopped a train down there. All All there. down train a hopped

amongst leftist types as the the as types leftist amongst

Democrat, affectionately known known affectionately Democrat,

surprised to learn that a move move a that to learn surprised

however, when a friend and I I and friend a when however,

hcg Tiue te Globe­ the Tribune, Chicago

cats in the St. Louis zoo. They They zoo. Louis St. the in cats

"Glob Demagogue." Demagogue." "Glob

have their own version of the the of version own their have

down there black panthers are are panthers black there down

the vanguard of the revolution; revolution; the of vanguard the

nell-Douglas (fighter bombers) bombers) (fighter nell-Douglas

and Bud, the King of Beers. Beers. of King the Bud, and

lnMtei (oe, McDon­ (dope), Olin-Mathesin

to Monsanto (chemical warfare), warfare), to Monsanto (chemical

fense Department contracts and and contracts Department fense

whole world. I refer, of course, course, of refer, I world. whole

the biggest damn brewery in the the in brewery damn biggest the

things: industries with huge huge with industries things:

oi s y l acut a in­ an accounts all by is Louis

chance I ended up in St. Louis, Louis, St. in up ended I chance

never arrive, I decided decided I arrive, never

seemed as though spring would would spring though as seemed

teresting town. town. teresting

the Gateway to the West. St. St. West. the to Gateway the

away away

It It

Anyway, it seemed that many many that seemed it Anyway,

Upon arrival we were rather rather were we arrival Upon

I I

St. Louisians are not exactly in in not exactly Louisians are St.

About a month ago, when it it when ago, month a About

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no way of of way no

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fair fair

itching for action, the crowd crowd the action, for itching

oe n ra a ttmn de­ statement a read and rose

demning one of the ROTC ROTC build- the of one demning

ings. ings.

moa ad lea ad con­ and illegal and immoral

claring ROTC and war activities activities ROTC war and claring

small, sweaty auditorium. auditorium. sweaty small,

tics and policy for hours in a a in hours for policy and tics

stance. Student radicals called called radicals Student stance.

and reaffirmed his earlier earlier his reaffirmed and

a mass meeting where about a a about where meeting mass a

remember you are out there for for there out are you remember

chorus of "Right on!" a student student a on!" "Right of chorus

me." The local cop came on TV TV on cop came local The me."

nji btsuge u state­ a out smuggled but jail in

student's jaw was broken by by broken was jaw student's

dancing in ROTC campuses. A A campuses. ROTC in dancing

thousand students discussed tac­ discussed students thousand

grease from a local military military local a from grease

u. B aet wr every­ were agents FBI cur.

ment: "I am in here for you ...... you for here in am "I ment: that it was his responsibility to to responsibility his was it that

academy. The black man sat sat man black The academy.

en students were arrested for for arrested were students en

and/ or destruction were were destruction and/ or

- black, coincidentally coincidentally black, -

where and all grass was stashed. stashed. was grass all and where

protect the campus if violence violence if campus the protect

a minor county office, promised promised office, county minor a

sat in jail. jail. in sat

arrested arrested

rived, rived,

was was

panies. panies.

lars in contracts with those those with contracts in lars

And ROTC is administered administered is ROTC And

is named for Mr. McDonnell. McDonnell. Mr. for named is

new library is named after after named is library new

that negotiates billions billions negotiates that

the the

Olin Olin

5211 5211

At one a.m., to a swelling swelling a to a.m., one At

THE DAY WE WE DAY THE

A A

IN THE WEEKS WEEKS THE IN

to to

Add Add

Visiting a college friend friend college a Visiting

local cop, on the make for for make the on cop, local

burned and a former student student former a and burned

same Defense Department Department Defense same

and a new science build.ing build.ing science new a and

Bored by speeches and and speeches by Bored

the Army ROTC ROTC Army the

SOUTH HARPER HARPER SOUTH AVENUE

Arthur Wilson Wilson Arthur

me me

Joe Harper Harper Joe

Scott Meyer Meyer Scott

for demonstrating and and demonstrating for

Court Court House Restaurant

a a

memorable linishing touch touch linishing memorable

rie a doz­ a arrived

can become become can

before we we before

with a I ight snack from from snack I ight a with

to Prom Night Night Prom to

. .

reason reason

not that so much as feelings about Vietnam Vietnam about feelings as much so that not

using college college using

motne fcleeadhwte rf inter­ draft the how and college of importance

are are

through college. Many people people Many college. through

harmful harmful

feres with your education it would would education it with your feres

to to

don't put what they should in school. school. in should they what put don't

class and it's not fair for those those for fair not and it's class

going," he explained. "Consequently, they they "Consequently, explained. he going,"

an education and this would disrupt it." it." disrupt would this and education an

senators senators

would be somewhat of a victory for Southern Southern for victory a of somewhat be would

they're there, what they want or where they're they're where or want they what there, they're

just for deferments they don't know why why know don't they deferments for just

to to

South." South."

large large

away draft deferments. It also seems that it it that seems also It deferments. draft away

Ill Ill

• •

buUding buUding

Senior Bob Becker said, "Considering the the "Considering said, Becker Bob Senior

Senior Joe Harper feels there are two ways ways two are there feels Harper Joe Senior

"But there are those who are serious about about serious are who those are there "But

"Also, the Army is becoming largely lower lower largely becoming is Army the "Also,

"There are so many kids going to college college to going kids many so are "There

-

of of

pay for an education. education. an for pay

view the issue. issue. the view

to to

so negative that college college that negative so

l!om­

was was

:Mr. :Mr.

dol­

oc­

percentage of draftees come from the the from come draftees of percentage

3r­

b!' b!'

to get out of the draft." draft." the of out get to

to to

to to

St. St.

take away a boy's chance chance boy's a away take

have have

dozen were arrested. arrested. were dozen

they charged. The kids ran. A A ran. kids The charged. they

They said it three times. The The times. three it said They

dorm window the kids shouted. shouted. kids the window dorm

first two times the cops held held cops the times two first

their ground. The third time time third The ground. their

ing 125 of St. Louis' finest. finest. Louis' 125 St. of ing

iaig h see n expos­ and scene the minating

the darkness they were difficult difficult were they darkness the

"Pigs eat shit. Pigs eat shit." shit." eat Pigs shit. eat "Pigs

lines that soon disintegrated. soon disintegrated. that lines

ing. The cops halted at the the at halted cops The ing.

talion of cops, nightsticks nightsticks cops, of talion

hill that surrounds the dorm dorm the surrounds that hill

mob of students surged down a a down surged students of mob

ls bl wud xld, illu­ explode, would bulb flash

to see. Every few seconds a a seconds few Every see. to

no no

cop cars speed by by speed cars cop

ee ucl olwdb a bat­ a followed by quickly were

the distance. Minutes later the the later Minutes distance. the

top and stood at attention in neat neat in attention stood top at and

be prosecuted as trespassers, trespassers, as prosecuted be

unlike the students students the unlike

to to

complex we stayed in. They They in. stayed we complex were warned to stay away, as as away, stay to warned were

the Olin Library, past the high high the past Library, Olin the

marched across campus, past past campus, across marched

direction to our rooms we saw saw we rooms our to direction

tors. Walking in the opposite opposite the in Walking tors.

osiaos n otie agita­ outside and conspirators board it up. up. it board

Pentagon." My friend and I I and friend My Pentagon."

rise dorms, past the military military the past dorms, rise

is g o n n a win." Hundreds Hundreds win." o g a n n is

the ROTC building door and and door building ROTC the

be we can levitate it like the the like it levitate can we be

academy to the building. "May­ building. the to academy

that they tack the declaration declaration the tack they that

ret wr epce ad - and expected were arrests

rose as one at the suggestion suggestion the at one as rose

In In

As As

THE CHANTING CHANTING THE in continued

"Ho Ho Ho "Ho Ho Chi

get away from the Army. It's It's Army. the from away get

siren, no lights. lights. no siren,

the room I ducked into stu- into ducked I room the

this this

crowds gathered at every every at gathered crowds

passed because such a a such because passed

By By

Louis Louis

Mark Mark Seidenberg

a a

-who -who

is is

Minh ...... Minh

talk talk

667-4008 667-4008

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be be

a a

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can't can't

riot riot

about kids kids about

legitunate legitunate

extremely extremely

we we

silently, silently,

could could

afford afford

flail­

to to

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g r o u p performed performed o p u r g

cancelled and a student theater theater student a and cancelled

of the Age of Aquarius, Age of of Age Aquarius, of Age the of

and then dispersed. dispersed. then and

Aquarius." The crowd milled milled crowd The Aquarius."

a window. "This is the dawning dawning the is window. "This a

where a phonograph blared out out blared phonograph a where

tl udfae cap. Some­ champs. undefeated still

ing of heads the cops retreated, retreated, cops the heads of ing

got to expect to be arrested." arrested." be to expect to got

Sade"; Sade";

around noisily for about an bour bour an about noisily for around el h cep wtot score­ a without creeps the tell

"If "If

dents chortled with glee as they they as glee with chortled dents

card." "I've never seen such such seen never "I've card."

each other mixed drinks. "Can't "Can't drinks. mixed other each

watched the mess and served served and mess the watched

restraint on the part of cops." cops." of part the on restraint

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make it great. great. it make

The next day's classes were were classes day's next The soft drinks, pretzels, pretzels, drinks, soft

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is still the King of Beers - but but - Beers of King the still is

remained intrenched. And Bud Bud And intrenched. remained

you know know that. you

pended a dozen students. ROTC ROTC dozen students. a pended

crowd. crowd.

shirts, sandals and white socks socks white and sandals shirts,

ther protests were planned. planned. were protests ther

uig ls. u ih h gen­ the with Out class. ruling

attempted attempted

plainclothesmen w i t h sport sport w h t i plainclothesmen

everyone was exhausted and and exhausted was everyone

ass." The radical core held a a held core radical The ass." tenced to a year in jail. No No fur­ jail. in year a to tenced

erals and let them live on their their on live them let and erals wounds; the black man was sen­ was man black the wounds;

walkie-talkies and scores of of scores and walkie-talkies

sick of the cheap wine. A dozen A dozen wine. cheap the of sick

bail money. The dance bombed; bombed; The dance money. bail

"Dance for Defense" to raise raise to Defense" for "Dance

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Casualties attended t h h i e r t attended Casualties

The University Chancellor Chancellor The University sus­

MIDWAY MIDWAY

and and

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TUESDAY, TUESDAY,

mingle with the the with mingle

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MAY MAY

363·2175 363·2175

Meyer Meyer

26, 26,

1970 1970 5 5

for approval of handbook handbook of approval for

submission submission

proval. proval.

sports committee, for revision and and revision for committee, sports

vember, vember,

about the pamphlet since, in in since, pamphlet the about

tive Coordinating Council Council Coordinating tive

iels, then head of the Student Union Union Student the of head then iels,

involved involved

mishap mishap

she she

sponsible sponsible

book she and several cheerleaders cheerleaders several and she book

make official official make

approved, Miss Miss approved,

submitted submitted

6 6

government for its failure failure its for government

Cheerleaders still waiting waiting still Cheerleaders

Haehn is dissappointed with student student with dissappointed is Haehn

eis otwie are ot sen­ most agree worthwhile, letics

atcptn i sm o te or- the of some in participating

the the

unity unity

viewed by a Midway reporter. reporter. Midway a by viewed

o by o vriy em inter­ teams varsity on boys ior

and basketball, said, "I'll miss miss "I'll said, basketball, and

They'll miss the team team the miss They'll

By By

schools. schools.

teaching reading in secondary secondary in reading teaching

reading reading

a chapter of a new textbook on on textbook new a of chapter a

sometimes feels "like a a "like feels sometimes

to to

by an enthusiastic coach working working coach enthusiastic an by

gotten interested in sports reading reading sports in interested gotten

in sports, but not reading, can be be can reading, not but sports, in

interested interested

convention. Then the boys boys the Then convention.

with a reading teacher, he told the the told he teacher, reading a with

and teams to read. read. to teams and

ugsin rm raig consul­ reading a from suggestion

tant intern who who intern tant

courage members of of members courage

Miss Haehn says she hasn't heard heard hasn't she says Haehn Miss

four four

tion. tion.

his locker room library of sports sports of library room locker his

Because Because

ok.H eevd sadn ova­ standing a received He books.

ing Teachers at Anaheim, Calif., Calif., Anaheim, at Teachers ing

Cheerleader Sponsor Faynelle Faynelle Sponsor Cheerleader

P. J. Silvern, who played soccer soccer played who Silvern, J. P.

about about

des"'"ued des"'"ued

,..,ntion ,..,ntion High's High's

Phys Phys moves moves

southeast of Sunny Gym. Gym. Sunny of southeast

played on the Maroons' Maroons' the on played

Challenge Challenge

ISL ISL

Coach talks talks Coach

played (after deadline) yesterday yesterday deadline) (after played

round. First round matches were were matches round First round.

n ors t tg Fed n U­ and Field Stagg at courts on

is host today, moves into its second second its into moves today, host is

tennis tournament of which U-high U-high which of tournament tennis

His program will be described in in described be will program His

Mr. Patlak's library has grown grown has library Patlak's Mr.

U-HIGH MIDWAY MIDWAY U-HIGH

He has found that boys interested interested boys that found has He

Mr. Mr.

esnly ol ae en re­ been have would personally

about about

time time

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For For

Today's Today's

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years ago in response to a a to response in ago years

teammates teammates

at at

Erl Erl

Greenberg Greenberg

Patlak started his collection collection his started Patlak

she gave gave she

the the

in an accident or other other or accident an in

teacher." teacher."

and and

if if

courts. courts.

of of

an an

Sports worth worth Sports

100 100

in in

.reacher .reacher

to to

the the

in other other in

a cheerleader cheerleader a

for for

ser-ad ser-ad

of team sports and the the and sports team of

November. November.

final matches matches final

h Itrainl Read­ International the

away game. game. away

nry hy ae ath­ gave they energy

a a

h Suet Legisla­ Student the

volumes. He says he he says He volumes.

handbook handbook

delegates to the the to delegates

cheerleading cheerleading

SUPER SUPER

Haehn Haehn

hoped hoped

re(lding re(lding

it it

• •

tennis tourney tourney tennis

consecutive consecutive

Sandy Sandy achieved made made achieved

types types

to to

TUESDAY, TUESDAY,

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Complete variety of foods foods of variety Complete

le Dan­ Allen

he he

explained, explained,

his his

of of

had had

Patlak has has Patlak

was not not was

for for

ol en­ could

will will

parttime parttime

reading. reading.

become become

to to

into into

hand­

classes classes

been been

MAY MAY

No­

courts courts

ap­

year, year,

all all

yet yet

con­

26, 26,

be be

• •

MART MART

ning ning

we've asked questions and haven't haven't and questions asked we've

to to

been following the rules rules the following been

gotten answers." answers." gotten

handbook. official or not. They They not. or official handbook.

dent government on the document. document. the on government dent

dering what what dering

Carmichael as saying saying as Carmichael

1970 1970

cally was approved. approved. was cally

said. "We've waited waited "We've said.

on on

mar mar

stood Dean of Students Standrod Standrod Students of Dean stood

have misunderstood misunderstood have

day, day,

that that

cause they were a regular event event regular a were they cause

I'll miss practices the most most the practices miss I'll

ning it was really great because because great really was it ning

team members got really tight." tight." really got members team

ganized games. When we were were we When games. ganized

basketball and tennis, said, said, tennis, and basketball

Rarr and Tom Klancnik at Maine Maine at Klancnik Tom and Rarr

of Senior Dean Zarvis and and Zarvis Dean Senior of

more more

South. Scores were were Scores South.

es and Jim Parsons and Dudley Dudley and Parsons Jim and es

was was

Champaign, U-High doubles team team doubles U-High Champaign,

Clayton doubles. doubles. Clayton

ySlmnwnigsnls match­ singles Solomon winning my

20 20

and Peter Shapiro won doubles. doubles. won Shapiro Peter and

Dudley Clayton and Scott Harris Harris Scott and Clayton Dudley

my Solomon and Dean Zarvis won won Zarvis Dean and Solomon my

singles matches. Jim Parsons and and Parsons Jim matches. singles

victory May May victory

May May

paign paign

the state championships at at championships state the

of of

vis and Jim Solomon won all all won Solomon Jim and vis

Meanwhile, the cheerleaders have have cheerleaders the Meanwhile,

Eisenhower Eisenhower

bad bad

Hilltoppers Hilltoppers

"It's "It's

first first

Meanwhile, Miss Miss Meanwhile,

Mr. Carmichael says Allen must must Allen says Carmichael Mr.

before," he said, "but "but said, he before,"

can beat them." them." beat can

~n ~n

Allen Allen

isn't isn't

ficult for for ficult

matches by, by, matches

pionship. pionship.

Dean Dean

gins gins

morrow morrow

and and

"Also "Also

approval at the the at approval press

the the Maroons can can Maroons the the

In state tournament action at at action tournament state In

U-High beat Francis Parker May May Parker Francis beat U-High

to to

The Maroons scored their first first their scored Maroons The

U-High U-High

DOUBLES DOUBLES

Maroons Maroons

here for its second victory. Score Score victory. second its for here

Two Two

Coach Ed Pounder is confident confident is Pounder Ed Coach

U-High faces faces U-High

"BECAUSE OF the the OF "BECAUSE

their matches and competed in in competed and matches their

of of

but didn't pass the the pass didn't but

I I

3-2 3-2

SLCC SLCC

weather. weather.

win," win,"

11 11

place in Districts May May Districts in place

been been

Jim Solomon lost to Larry Larry to lost Solomon Jim

...:rtain ...:rtain could look forward forward look could

wrong wrong

that we've lost many of our our of many lost we've that

May May

says he revised revised he says

next next

Zarvis, Zarvis,

last day day last

its its

the association with other other with association the

with Dean Dean with

earlier matches with with matches earlier

here. here.

lost lost

h""""', h""""',

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us us

six six

it it

21. 21.

he said. said. he

year. year.

were were

tied tied

High High

on a lot of predictions predictions of lot a on

18 18

PLAYERS PLAYERS

of of

it it

to to

takes takes

to to

who who

months months

at at

shouldn't be be shouldn't

Francis Parker Parker Francis

the outcome. outcome. the

and and

with with

reverse the ...:ore ...:ore the reverse

F,\sfil F,\sfil

postponed postponed

School. School.

Zarvis Zarvis

Haehn Haehn

Latin, Latin,

6-0, 6-0,

him. him.

played soccer, soccer, played

to to

and and

it it

win win

Mr. Mr.

som.: som.:

the host host the

6-1. 6-1.

now," she she now,"

move move

automati­

handbook handbook

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4 4

close close

Dean Dean

4-1. 4-1.

and and

effort, effort,

is is

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to to

waited, waited,

think think

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in in

p.m. p.m.

begin­

Pounder Pounder

gram­

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too too

due due

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plan plan

think think

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stu­

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the the

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9 9

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all all

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Monilaw Monilaw

Monday Monday

son they become some of your best best your of some become son they

hm ely el ad o ti rea­ this for and well, really them

members of the team. You're with with You're team. the of members

Francis Parker won against against won Parker Francis

216. 216.

them so much that you get to know know to get you that much so them

,cancelled ,cancelled

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The phys ed faculty makes the the makes faculty ed phys The

the Athletic Awards Banquet, 5:45 5:45 Banquet, Awards Athletic the

recipients of the Paul Derr Award, Award, Derr Paul the of recipients

vance from Mrs. Robert Schloerb, Schloerb, Robert Mrs. from vance

p.m., Monday at McGiffert House, House, McGiffert at Monday p.m.,

Award for excellence in athletics athletics in excellence for Award

Black Trophy, also for for also Trophy, Black

U-High lost to to lost U-High

n sno tak tr ad Roberts­ and star, track senior ing

and academics will be revealed at at revealed be will academics and ie anal t te outstand­ the to annually given

Matches Matches

selection. Also announced will be be will announced Also selection.

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FINISIDNG FINISIDNG

seven schools schools seven

during during

Win.ner of the 1970 Monilaw Monilaw 1970 the of Win.ner

the the

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Elgin beat U-High U-High beat Elgin

and and

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Park Park

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selection at at selection

U-High U-High

Day Day

Francis Francis

due due

must be reserved reserved be must

18 18 the championship. championship. the

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lunch lunch

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to to

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will-

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came came

seniors seniors

Parker previously previously Parker

North North

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golf golf

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part of the family." family." the of part

and and

it because because it

viewed when he said, said, he when viewed

sports and competing in general general in competing and sports

d h feig o ms by inter­ boys most of feelings the ed

e, aktal n bsbl, shar­ baseball, and basketball cer,

is such a great challenge challenge great a such is

petitive golf is superior because because superior is golf petitive

a t pa i hg sho. Com­ school. high in play to had

certainly miss the opportunities opportunities the miss certainly

green green

competitive golf in college I will will I college in golf competitive

among among "If "If

friends." friends."

matches. matches.

Junior Andy Hosch (photo) was was (photo) Hosch Andy Junior

High High

advantages a team, he explained. explained. he team, a advantages

o,h fl. tag cus dis­ course strange A felt. he won,

High High

the the

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at its home course in Jackson Park, Park, Jackson in course home its at

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Steve Steve

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team team

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before before

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did try hard but was was but hard try did

say say

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May May

the the

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slept. slept.

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low morale at the beginning of the the of beginning the at morale low meet meet

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mile mile

tories as of deadline. deadline. of as tories

esn ih w cneuie vic­ consecutive two with season

year, the track team finished finished team track the year,

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did did

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race at a District track meet meet track District a at race

last weekend at Champaign. Champaign. at weekend last

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the the

meet was expected to be be to expected was meet

Coach Ed Banas entered entered Banas Ed Coach

and possibly Elgin. Elgin. possibly and

mile relay team's fastest fastest team's relay mile

not not

the toughest," toughest," the

(ISL) championship meets meets championship (ISL)

at Bloom Township High High Township Bloom at

else on the team had had team the on else

Forest Forest

were U-High U-High were

at Stagg Field May May Field Stagg at

Bill Bill

in in

sent sent

season, season,

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runners runners

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that day. day. that

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the season, the the season, the

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no problem no

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losing." Smith performance strong consistently be

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powered

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title-deciding

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team

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can

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maybe

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sent

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Smith.

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letters, seating

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hscl Education Physical

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sports

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TEAM,

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for

ar-

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winr.:ing

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I thing

important.

high school high

sports

ast baseball varsity

but

seasons

Monilaw

rangement

always the

credit en players

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mental

pitching,

need

en

fident

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to

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appropriate

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skill

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philosophy,

I

feel

his

letter of the of letter

they

think

win

superstition

to play, to

played

for

who any

they for

at

are

that,

feel

or

individual

that

of

received

the

our

can

the

awards

deadline,

these

is

whatever.

would,

the

and

no

have

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games,"

fundamental

win­

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bus

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or

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so

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boys

victory. as

trips.

do

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of U-High athletics. U-High of

can em" Mr. team,"

team there who

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plays

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participation tinuing League School

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for other diin f n t rd (te rfeha year ( prefreshman the grade 8th an of addition discontinued we should we

people. other from athletes on em are teams

letes,"

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attitudes.

there

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sev­

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combines

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in

U-t1!GH

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put

letter

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concluded

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game them

pitcher,

more'

almost

of get lots of letters of lots get

explained.

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flaw he a u cahs r hmn Some­ human. are coaches our and

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schools.

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into

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surprising members

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baseball

interests

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only

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coaching

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their

and

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boys

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