TheU-Hig id Vol. 45, No. 10 • University High School, 1362 East 59th St., Chicago, Ill. • Tuesday, February 10, 1970 Proposal gives students role in admissions process

Students may become involved in • The student guide will fill out cipal, admissions secretary and the admissions process at U-High. a frank evaluation about how he gmdance chairman - are submit­ A proposal to include students in feels the candidate would fare at ted to the school principal and then admissions decisions was presented U-High, and other pertinent obser­ to Mr. Lloyd, who makes the final Friday to the school's nine-mem­ vations he could make. This eval­ decision. · ber faculty-administration Admis­ uation will be submitted to the ad­ The new proposal evolved from sions Committee. If the committee missions committee for considera­ an annual evaluation of the admis­ approves the idea, it is to be sub­ tion. sions process by the Admissions mitted in the form of a proposal to • A thorough orientation session Committee. English Teacher Arthur the faculty for a vote. Adminis­ for student guides will be conduct­ Sherrer and Industrial Arts Teach­ Photo by Bob Atlas trators and the Student Legislative ed to inform students of the prob­ er Herbert Pearson were assigned BEFORE SUBMITTING it for cal drawing of a house and land. Coordinating Council would also lems of writing evaluations, con­ to investigate student roles and Arts Week competition, Senior Mal­ scape. It took him most of last have to approve the proposal. ducting tours, assuming proper came up with idea of involving colm Morris retouches his mechani- year to design the drawing. THE PROPOSAL includes, among rapport with applicants, and the students. others, the following provisions: iike. The same idea had been dis­ • All applicants shall spend a day • An officer of SLCC would be­ cussed at faculty meetings last Arts Week at U-High, following the schedule come an official member of the year but proposals were never for­ of a special student guide, to Admissions Committee. mulated. be selected from elected student CURRENTLY, AD.VHSSIONSde­ AT THE request of the commit­ to he doubled leaders. cisions are finalized by Lab Schools tee, Mr. Sherrer solicited the sup­ Director Francis V. Lloyd Jr. on port of SLCC, which he advises, Assemblies Thursday, Feb. 12 the basis of a recommendation January 29. A letter from SLCC and Friday, Feb. 27, will begin and submitted to him by a faculty explaining why it wants students end a double Arts Week at U-High member who has independently mvolved in admissions would ac­ this year. read the applicant's folder. company the measure when sub­ Movies, slides, lectures, perform­ It includes the original applica­ mitted to the faculty for a vote, ances of music, drama, dancing tion, test scores, a writing sample, according to the committee's plans. and poetry, and displays of student results of an interview with a fac­ Of the proposal, Mr. Sherrer and faculty art projects will high­ ulty member and school records. commented, "This entire process light the expanded program, ac­ If the new proposal is approved, is geared to be a privilege for the cording to Erica Meyer, co-chair­ the folder also might include a applicant. No longer will an appli­ man with Lisa Lefkowitz. student evaluation. cant have to face an interview Students from Latin, Francis THE RECOM.l\lENDATIONS of ( with a faculty member) with fear Parker and North Shore will per­ the folder readers - six are elected and anxiety, because the insights form also, as they did last year, for one- or two-year terms by the gained and activities observed dur. ) Erica said. These schools have faculty and also serve on the Ad­ mg his tour of U-Hlgh will provide Photo by Abram Katz adopted their own Arts Weeks as a missions Committee with the prin- i:;u,Jstance for useful questions by result of U-High successes with it. BLOW TORCH in hand, Senior ...vth the applicant and the inter­ Arts Week was begun in 1967 by Hannah Banks carefully tries to viewer. then Student Council President solder the fast section of a brass ·'Through the admissions pro­ David Boorstin. Last year Student neck choker to the main section cess we will involve and educate Union took it over as part of its in ti.me to meet the Arts Week our students in an important area duties under a new student govern­ deadline, Photo by Jon Harrison of learning." ment constitution. JUNIOR KAREN MATLAW adds Mr. Sherrer expressed concern Enthusiastic student response to added, finishing touches to her sketch of that facUlty memners might over­ past Arts Weeks prompted expan­ Films will be featured each day a girl she plans to enter in Art react to the proposed admissions sion from one week to two, she ( continued page 4, col. 1) Week competition. p, ocecture changes.

~ "This is a very delicate proposi­ tion," he explained. "Teachers Colorado sing and run may feel they have been left out lJc'CdUSethey haven't been official­ By Barbara Goiter in the Colorado Academy Glee Afterwards, the Student Union ly informed about what is going on. "Chicago is nice, but it's awfully Club, which sang at neighboring sponsored a party for the boys, al­ "Actually, we haven't told them cold," commented David Rice of International House last Tuesday though they could stay for only 15 anything yet because there is no­ Littleton, Colorado, one of 88 boys as part of its fourth annual nation­ minutes since they had to leave for thing conctete to reveal. This pro­ wide concert tour. Milwaukee. posal is still in the earliest stages "We really haven't had a chance Student turnout for the perform­ of discussion. When the committee to meet anyone here because our ance and the party was small, but passes a statement, then we'll go In The schedule's so crammed," David Music Department Chairman John to faculty and parents. Photo by Abram Katz said before rushing off with the Klaus said he "was not disappoint­ "Then, too," he added, "I sus­ group to its next stop, ed by the number of people who TO COMPLETE a wax replica of pect people will get nervous about showed up because U-High audi­ her hand for Arts Week exhibition, ind Colorado Academy is an all-boy even the possibility of having stu­ ences are hard to get out, especial­ Senior Erica Meyer holds a burning college preparatory s c h o o l in dents participate in something as Arts Weeks programs are not inclu­ ly for music programs." candle to drip wax for the final Englewood, Colorado. Its students important as this, as they always ded in this calendar; see story this layer. do." page and page 4. come from all sections of the Today - Girls Basketball, Faulk­ country. Students find ner, 3 p.m., there; Swimming, Despite colds and stomach flu Fenger-Mt. Carmel-South Shore, which bedded six of its members, couches tasty 4:15 p.m., South Shore; Ice Hoc­ the 92-member glee club sang at key, Mather, 8:45 p.m., Rambo 11 schools during two days in Perhaps tired of cafeteria food Arena, 4836 North Clark Street. Chicago. a few U-Highers with classes in Wednesday, Feb. 11 - Basketball, rooms I 06, 303 and 304 have turned to ripping up the easy St. Michael's, 4 p.m., here. Delayed at WMAQ (channel 5) ;,tudios, where they taped two seg­ chairs and couches there, and eat­ Friday, Feb. 13 - Girls Basketball, ing the stuffing in them or throw. Morgan Park, 3:45 p.m., there; ments for "Sunday in Chicago" ing it on the floor. The furniture Track, Senn, 4 p.m., Fieldhouse, (shown last Sunday) and "It's Aca. was placed in the rooms by teach­ demic'' (to be shown in March), ers to provide a relaxed settin.g 56th Street and University Ave­ for class discussions in English and nue; Basketball, Glenwood, 6:30 the boys arrived at U-High one hour late. Social Studies. p.m., there, Complaints to Principal Carl Tuesday, Feb. 17 - Basketball U-High's choir and wind en­ Rinne from other teachers, parents and Girls Basketball, Latin, 4 semble joined the Coloradoans - and visiting educators that the eat. p.m., there. dressed uniformly in blue blazers en-into furn.iture encouraged slop­ Friday, Feb. 20 - Girls Basketball, and white slacks - in singing Gus­ piness prompted a crash repair program by English students two North Shore, 4 p.m., here; Tr?ck, tav Holst's "Turn Back O Man." weeks ago, according to Teacher Calumet, 4 p.m., Fieldhouse; Then the visitors sang selections Ruth Kaplan. She pointed out that Basketball, Illiana, 6:30 p.m., from "Goodbye, Mr. Chips" and most students feel the furniture there; Swimming, district nieets, other popular songs. has prompted more fruitful class discussions and should be retained. 7 p.m., Hinsdale South High "The Catchers in the Rye," a School. Last week, however, after a stu. triple barbershop quartet which dent found a broken microscope Saturday, Feb. 21 - Swimming, travels with the glee club, sang slide in a ripped-open chair, Mr. district meets, 9:30 a.m., Hins­ barbershop ballads, Negro spiritu­ Rinne told Mrs. Kaplan and the dale South. als and rounds. John Burdick, a other teachers that he planned to Tuesday, Feb. 24 - Midway out Colorado senior, played an original remove furniture he considered dangerous. after school; Basketball, Angel composition, "Rebecca," on the SENIOR LAURIE Schnerow de­ Photo by Jon Harrison Well, that's one way to knock Guardian, 4 p.m., here. piano. the stuffing out of a few students. cides which negatives to print for Arts Week photography exhibit. )

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team team

Michael's, 59-38, December 9, 9, December 59-38, Michael's,

points when U-High lost to St. St. to lost U-High when points

ni ni

top scorers, Mark Renouf, Renouf, Mark scorers, top

u h' nt hi ol go play­ good only their not he's but

Jim Naisbitt, the varsity basketball basketball varsity the Naisbitt, Jim

tomorrow, tomorrow,

Pitts Pitts

of the Independent School League's League's School Independent the of

strong St. Michael's squad and one one and squad Michael's St. strong

ball ball

Glenwood, a team team a Glenwood, 1here. 1here.

rkn ad rcie i te alum­ the in received hand, broken

outside and their guards are are guards their and outside

here. here.

Maroons in in Maroons

here. Leading Leading here.

Maroons Maroons Cagers Cagers

and and

of of

Tuesday, Feb. Feb. Tuesday,

as the Maroons. Maroons. the as

son watched the Maroons lose to to lose Maroons the watched son

played the Cincinnati Royals in in Royals Cincinnati the played

non-league game with with game non-league

in in

er," said Maroon Forward Steve Steve Forward Maroon said er,"

Francis Parker 69-47 January 30 30 January 69-47 Parker Francis

National Basketball Association Association Basketball National

Guard Guard

game February February game

basketbail team when the Bulls Bulls the when team basketbail

Uan, Uan,

pros as guests of the Chicago Bulls Bulls Chicago the of guests as pros

Cockrell Cockrell

Latin, Latin,

Hoping for the return of Guard Guard of return the for Hoping

Top-shooting Renouf scored 19 19 scored Renouf Top-shooting

"Renouf hustles well without the the without well hustles "Renouf

Biggest home crowd crowd home Biggest

U-High hosts, 6:30 p.m. Friday, Friday, p.m. 6:30 hosts, U-High

N aisbitt has been out with a a with out been has N aisbitt U-High U-High

Wildcats are about the same size size same the about are Wildcats

Maroons Maroons

"Their big center can hit from from hit can center big "Their

U-High U-High

With 17 17 With

game December December game

Gary Gary

to to

the the

today. today.

had had

day day

of of

for for

learn learn

North North

practiced practiced

1ts 1ts

the season, season, the

good ball handlers." handlers." ball good

and and

"If' "If'

Taking Taking

of of

beat beat

will will

boys boys

way way

6::10 6::10

a a

51-44 51-44

enough enough

off, off,

Allen Daniels with 14 14 points. with Daniels Allen

to to

the opponent. opponent. the

Pekoe Pekoe

game game

everyone everyone

Clark Clark

U-High's U-High's

54-46, 54-46,

he has a real good shot, shot, good real a has he

led led

plays plays

was was

he he

Mather," Mather,"

Mathermen Mathermen

work work

have to contend with a a with contend to have

U-High's U-High's

here. here.

from from

p.m., Friday, Feb. 20, 20, Feb. Friday, p.m.,

took a lesson from the the from lesson a took

advantage advantage

points points

at at

victory, victory,

U-lligh's U-lligh's

can, can,

organized organized

the frosh-soph squad squad frosh-soph the

there there

said. said.

Street, Street,

17, 17,

one one

Decemoer Decemoer

Rainbo Rainbo

Maroon Maroon

togelher togelher

a rare late season season late rare a

1. 1.

Mather, Mather,

56-45, 56-45,

we should should we

plays plays

opponent opponent

there, lost to the the to lost there,

"But "But

ice ice

Team Team

Forward Forward

of of

which which against against

18. 18.

icemen icemen

in in

$ $

of of

easiest easiest

Arena, Arena,

Illiana Illiana

hockey hockey

several area area several

practices practices

his his

preparation preparation

January January

we we

yesterday's yesterday's

that that

of of

scorer scorer

8:45 8:45

Organizer Organizer

12, 12, there.

beat beat

position position

be be

h sea­ the

a a

haven't haven't

4 4

4 4

well." well."

team team

41336 41336

team team

Chris­

David David

able able

quick quick

game game

p.m., p.m.,

p.m., p.m.,

p.m. p.m.

to to

wa~ wa~

to to

the the

9, 9,

a a

Footmen expect expect Footmen

from from

schools schools

high scorer with with scorer high

led Maroon scoring with 22 points. points. 22 with scoring Maroon led

ute to the Preps" program. program. Preps" the to ute

ruary ruary

indoor track team when it meets meets it when team track indoor U-High U-High

gocd as last year.'' year.'' last as gocd

versity of Chicago Fieldhouse, Fieldhouse, Chicago of versity

canes 53-31. David Cockrell was was Cockrell David 53-31. canes

Street Street

with Calumet, whom the Maroons Maroons the whom Calumet, with

in the sprints and jumping events. events. jumping and sprints the in

season, the Bulldogs were strong strong were Bulldogs the season,

Banas said, "and they should should they "and said, Banas

cording to Coach Ed Banas. Banas. Ed Coach to cording

opponent to be an easy match. match. easy an be to opponent

Fieldhouse, he doesn't expect that that expect doesn't he Fieldhouse,

face face Senn, Senn,

rset fr hi tas accord- teams their for prospects

mg mg

Calumet are large public public large are Calumet

cut cut

run well considering the few few the considering well run

student body gives coaches more more coaches gives body student

schools," Mr. Banas said. A larger larger A said. Banas Mr. schools,"

low low

day at the Fieldhouse. Maroons got got Maroons Fieldhouse. the at day

ciring," ciring,"

and Senior Jerry Carr the high high the Carr Jerry Senior and

frosh-soph frosh-soph

ary ary

or triple up in events, which is very very is which events, in up triple or

brand won the mile and half-mile half-mile and mile the won brand

For the second time this this time second the For

Difficult meet faces the U-High U-High the faces meet Difficult

rs-oh qa ba te Hurri­ the beat squad Frosh-soph

Although Mr. Banas is unfamiliar unfamiliar is Banas Mr. Although

In their 69-40 varsity victory last last victory 69-40 varsity their In

"They beat beat "They

Varsity Varsity

Bt tee col - schools these "Both

He feels the U-High squad has has squad U-High the feels He

face face

Maroons lost to Lake View View Lake to lost Maroons

"A lot of boys have had to double double to had have boys of lot "A

L--<.,..__.....:,-__.o---_-o-_....,..__-0-_~----u---

to to

for for

hurdles. hurdles.

4 4

30, 30,

3, 3,

4 4

p.m., p.m.,

n Uiest Aeu, ac­ Avenue, University and

Mr. Mr.

lost to Harvard, 84-45, 84-45, Feb­ Harvard, to lost

honored honored

the team. team. the

here. here.

he he

p.m., p.m.,

HYDE PARK PARK HYDE

lost to Schurz 76-33 76-33 Schurz to Thurs­ lost

here, here,

22.Sno Dn Hilde­ Dan Senior 72-23.

Banas. ' ' Banas.

explained. explained.

Friday, Feb. 20, at the the at 20, Feb. Friday,

strong strong

Forward Steve Pitts Pitts Steve Forward

Us Us

rdy t h Uni­ the at Friday

as as

varsity varsity

18 18

SUPER SUPER

last year," Mr. Mr. year," last

at f "Sal­ a of part

points. points.

Lake Park Avenue Avenue Park Lake 55th

Complete variety of foods foods of variety Complete

top top

66-36 66-36

Senn Senn

sea5on, sea5on,

and and

be be

J J

. .

boys boys

U-HIGH MIDWAY MIDWAY U-HIGH

56th 56th

anu­

Senn Senn

and and

and and

and and

as as

Friday, there. there. Friday,

Maroons beat Morgan Park 58-53 58-53 Park Morgan beat Maroons

sometimes rough contest. contest. rough sometimes

easy easy

the Warriors. Warriors. the

er with 16 points in the hard-fought hard-fought the in 16 points with er

Cagerettes Cagerettes

frosh-soph squad in its 57.45 57.45 to loss its in squad frosh-soph

just three first places: Junior John John Junior places: first three just

Lucas in the pole vault, and Senior Senior and vault, pole the in Lucas

two events in its 53-42 53-42 its win, in events two

hurdles. Frosh-soph won all but but all won Frosh-soph hurdles.

Jerry Jerry

p.m., today, there, is expected by by expected is there, today, p.m.,

plagues the team. team. the plagues

shooters, Freund a n d d n a Freund Marilyn shooters,

all all

MART MART

age age

Morgan Park may have an an have may Park Morgan

hosts U-High 3:45 p.m., Friday. Friday. p.m., 3:45 U-High hosts

short and have little teamwork. teamwork. little have and short

Girls Basketball Coach Sally Sally Coach Basketball Girls

Shore Shore

Tuesday, Tuesday,

Susan Meltzer, but poor rebounding rebounding poor but Meltzer, Susan

North Shore because its players are are players its because Shore North

soph an easy easy an soph

ruary ruary

egt ae h Wrir' frosh­ Warriors' the gave height

U-High 34-25, Friday, here. here. Friday, 34-25, U-High

tut had only one one only had tut

early in the fourth quarter. quarter. fourth the in early

huh h gm ws id t half­ at tied was game the though

time, the Warriors pulled ahead ahead pulled Warriors the time,

For their third win of the season, season, the of win third their For

With 19 points Linzey Jones Jones Linzey points 19 With

Bruce Montgomery has high scor. scor. high has Montgomery Bruce

Faulkner Faulkner

Easy game with Faulkner, 3 3 Faulkner, with game Easy

Accurate-shooting Morgan Park Park Morgan Accurate-shooting

scorer scorer

Miss Leme feels U-High can beat beat U-High can feels Leme Miss

U-High plays at Latin Latin at plays U-High

Accurate shooting and greater greater and shooting Accurate

U-High beat Oak Lawn 17-13 17-13 Lawn Oak Feb­ U-High beat

Morgan Park Academy defeated defeated Academy Park Morgan

frosh-soph, frosh-soph,

rough time time rough

as U-High has two outside outside two has U-High as

4 4

28 28

Carr Carr

co co

runners runners

e e

p.m., p.m.,

here. Oak Lawn was tall tall was Lawn Oak here.

Feb. 17 and hosts North North hosts and 17 Feb.

TUESDAY, TUESDAY,

win win

has only eight players. players. eight only has

in the high and low low and high the in

42-14 42-14

Friday, Feb. 20. 20. Feb. Friday,

......

good good

FEB. FEB.

victory, victory,

today today

see see

p p

shooter. shooter.

10, 10,

4 4

1970 1970

advant. advant.

Leme. Leme.

p.m., p.m.,

led led

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noted): noted):

in Little Theater Theater Little in

change, is as follows (all activities activities follows (all as is change,

Teacher Darlene Friedman. Friedman. Darlene Teacher

man Robert Erickson and English English and Erickson Robert man

Ruth Duckworth, a a Duckworth, Ruth

Todd Wexman, an architect. architect. an Todd Wexman,

the the

nrns n qa cac, accord­ chance, equal an entrants

r nfe rsDprmn Chair­ Unified Department Arts are

Kathy Kathy

ing to Erica. Judges are Mrs. Mrs. are Judges Erica. to ing

shop. shop.

U-High's U-High's Audio-Visual Miss Center; from from

cover all categories and give all all give and categories all cover

2 p.m. in Mandel Mandel in p.m. 2

assembly. assembly.

Allison will also be featured at the the at featured be also Allison will

headed by U-High graduate Keith Keith graduate U-High by headed

from various fields in order to to order in fields various from

Arts Arts

final assembly Friday, Feb. 27, 27, Feb. Friday, assembly final

y h lcrc hae, profes­ a Theater, Electric The by

p.m., p.m.,

second and third prizes. prizes. third and second

Erica, necessitated omission of of omission necessitated Erica,

a presentation by Theatre Theatre by presentation a

sional modern dance company company dance modern sional

orable mention. mention. orable

t t field art rooms. rooms. art field

be awarded awarded be

prize and $1 for third. Jewelry, Jewelry, third. for $1 and prize

throughout U-High and and U-High throughout

ceramics, ceramics,

$5 $5

raphy, pen and and pen raphy,

in in

Seven," will be presented. presented. be will Seven,"

mechanical drawing awards awards drawing mechanical

construction, pencil drawing and and drawing pencil construction,

Seventh Samurai," which inspired inspired which Samurai," Seventh

presented in the Little Theater by by Theater Little the in presented

another movie, "The Magnificent Magnificent "The movie, another

hw pcfcpros u i ran­ in but periods specific shown

Marc Kaplan. The movies movies The Kaplan. Marc

Juniors Alex Vesselinovitch and and Vesselinovitch Alex Juniors

dom order, she said (see schedule). schedule). (see said she order, dom

four short films per day day per films short four

of of

MONDAY, FEB. FEB. MONDAY,

THURSDAY, FEB. 19-lst, 2nd, 3rd, 5th 5th 3rd, 2nd, 19-lst, FEB. THURSDAY,

WEDNESDAY, FEB. FEB. WEDNESDAY,

U-HIGH MIDWAY MIDWAY U-HIGH

TUESDAY, FEB. 17-lst, 2nd, 2nd, 17-lst, FEB. TUESDAY,

Arts Week schedule, subject subject schedule, Week Arts

h e s e categories, according to to according categories, s e e h

Advisers to this year's Arts Week Week Arts year's this Advisers to

The kickoff assembly Thursday, Thursday, assembly kickoff The

Arts Week judges were chosen chosen were judges Week Arts

Awards will will Awards

The low number of entrants in in entrants of number low The

Art Art

Art Art

ness" ness"

onment, Senior Lounge; Lounge; Senior onment,

Teacher Teacher

tin School performance; 7th 7th performance; School tin

Others, Part Part Others,

"A "A

"1s rm I Wie mrc/ La­ America/' White "In from S""1es

7" r pro: ie Mda Envir­ Media Mixed period: 3rd 87;"

One feature length film, "The "The film, length feature One eration/' eration/'

onment, Senior lounge; 3rd period: period: 3rd lounge; Senior onment,

le Crmn Mxd ei Envir­ Media Mixed Chroman; Allen

17 17

school: "A Tribute to Beethoven Beethoven to Tribute "A school:

Schools Director Francis Francis Director Schools

"The Midwest Midwest "The

period: period:

and and

"Chamber "Chamber

Smile," "A;" 2nd Period: Slide show, show, Slide Period: 2nd "A;" Smile,"

er," er,"

lunch and 6th periods: Movies, Movies, periods: 6th and lunch

and and

ers and Diane McCullough, McCullough, Diane and ers

son and Music Teachers Michael Michael Teachers Music and son

Standrod Standrod

eatet himn oet Erick­ Robert Chairman Department

man John Klaus, Dean of Students Students of Dean Klaus, John man

al in, ui Dprmn Chair­ Department Music Rinne, Carl

og eia, A rbt t Beeth­ to Tribute "A Recital, Song

ver and others; 7th period: Faculty Faculty period: 7th others; and ver

hoven and Others, Part Part Others, and hoven

i Kvc, al Lpi, ah Sil­ Cathy Lipkin, Wally Kovacs, bie

verture," "Toys on a Field of of Field a on "Toys verture,"

from North Shore. Shore. North from

gram, Jon Rosenberg; 5th 5th Rosenberg; Jon gram,

W C. Fields, "The "The Fields, C. W

"Time Out of War;" 3rd period: period: 3rd War;" of Out "Time

lunch lunch

period: "Bluesberry "Bluesberry period:

lie lie

Walker" and "The Pharmacist" with with Pharmacist" "The and Walker"

Poetry reading, reading, Poetry

Kinetic Kinetic

Belfield Belfield

10 10

Arts Arts

University of Chicago; and Mr. Mr. and Chicago; of University

for first prize, prize, first for

listing listing

Chaplin; Chaplin;

Mandel Hall. Hall. Mandel

aeois Pitn, photog­ Painting, categories.

Program Program

( (

projects projects

7th 7th

t pros Mve, "Skyscrap­ Movies, periods: 6th

"New "New

exhibits exhibits

continued continued

with with

Kam.ins, Kam.ins,

and 6th periods: Movies, Movies, periods: 6th and

Week, Erica said. Three or or Three said. Week, Erica

Slide Show, Jim Grodzlns; 6th 6th Grodzlns; Jim Show, Slide

Folkslnglng, Folkslnglng,

periods: periods:

245; 245;

''Glass," ''Glass,"

for for

crafts crafts

Zalman Uslskln; Uslskln; Zalman

Carmichael, Carmichael,

Music/' Music/'

Laurel and Hardy, "Floor "Floor Hardy, and Laurel

York, York,

II/' II/'

2nd 2nd

$5 $5

cast). cast).

3rd 3rd

of of

16-lst, 16-lst,

Week projects range range projects Week

Flvway," Flvway,"

will will

first prize and hon­ and prize first

be be

Garv Garv

(see (see

period: period:

dancing to movies movies to dancing

will will

o o

Art Art

Movies, Movies,

ink, ink,

graphic graphic

and and

from from

period: period:

New York," "The "The York," New

unless unless

"Hen "Hen

18-lst, 18-lst,

Emily Emily

Hall. Hall.

TUESDAY, TUESDAY,

Pie" Pie"

Rink" Rink"

presented at a a at presented

7th 7th

be be

John Lundeen; Lundeen; John

A A

ceramist ceramist

2nd, 2nd,

Songs/' Songs/'

$3 $3

elhr Deb­ Kelleher,

shopwork shopwork will

sculpture and and sculpture

Unified Unified

be be

V. V.

Record Record

I," I,"

period, period,

performance performance

page page

4th 4th

music music

ugd with­ judged

slides, slides,

Hop," Hop,"

will will

Bg Busi­ "Big

Mann; Mann;

Blues Blues

with with

4th, 4th,

4th, 4th,

for second second for

in in

Lloyd Jr. Jr. Lloyd

otherwise otherwise

Principal Principal

4th, 4th,

displayed displayed

artist in in artist

period: period:

period: period:

_ _

period: period:

"Gen• "Gen•

h Bel­ the

Blue," Blue,"

After After

Math Math

lunch lunch

group group

lunch lunch feature feature

1) 1)

Char­

ShOP, ShOP,

R09• R09•

FEB. FEB.

will will

Feb Feb

"Ov­

"21-

will will

Arts Arts

will will

and and

Lab Lab

pro­

Work­

5th, 5th,

5th 5th

from from

to to

be be

be be

10, 10,

be be

2 2

1970 1970

eration eration

American Federation of Teachers Teachers of Federation American

AT, f hc te lios Fed­ Illinois the which of (AFT),

Education Association (NEA) and and (NEA) Association Education

bargaining agents: the National National the agents: bargaining

nouncement. nouncement.

et hm acrig o n an­ an to according them, fect

rcie ad hi iaiiy o af­ to inability their and practices

cern over salary levels and budget budget and levels salary over cern

Faculty Faculty

the the

est i rsos t fcly con­ faculty to response in versity

ann areet ih h Uni­ the with agreement gaining

bers belong. belong. bers

Monday, Monday,

iiy f ekn a olcie bar­ collective a seeking of bility

dent organization organization dent

by the Faculty Association, Association, Faculty the by

agiig t meig o inter­ for meeting a at bargaining

Teachers, will discuss collective collective discuss will Teachers,

ested faculty members sponsored sponsored members faculty ested

tive of the Illinois Federation of of Federation Illinois the of tive

Union speaker speaker Union

The The

It It

h Ascain s n indepen­ an is Association The

Mr. Oscar Weil, field representa­ Weil, field Oscar Mr.

FRIDAY, FEB. 27-lst, 3rd, 5th and and 5th 3rd, 27-lst, FEB. FRIDAY,

THURSDAY, FEB. FEB. THURSDAY,

Dr. Dr. Zimbler Aaron

WEDNESDAY, FEB. FEB. WEDNESDAY,

1510 1510 East St. 55th

TUESDAY, FEB: FEB: TUESDAY,

MONDAY, MONDAY,

FRIDAY, FEB. FEB. FRIDAY,

col aot 0fcly mem­ 60 faculty about school;

"Chamber "Chamber

gram, gram,

perl«x!: perl«x!:

"Two Tars," "The Music Box," Box," Music "The Tars," "Two

lunch lunch

cal and trombone concert, concert, trombone and cal

Bill Bill

oque oque

Final Final

ment, Senior lounge; 2-3:30 2-3:30 lounge; Senior ment,

Carmichael; Carmichael;

6th 6th

ry, ry,

ment, ment,

for cast); Mixed Mixed cast); for

3rd period: Kinetic Slide Show, Jim Jim Show, Slide Kinetic period: 3rd

ture," ture,"

and lunch lunch and

6th 6th

onment, Senior lounge; Blues Blues lounge; Senior onment,

period: period:

"The "The

126. 126.

ing, ing,

Grodzins; Grodzins;

cher Dean Dean cher

show, Allen Chroman; Chroman; Allen show,

p.m.: p.m.:

Smattering Smattering Halibut Bones," "Great Adventure;" Adventure;" "Great Bones," Halibut

Francis Francis

lunch lunch

Media Environment, Senior lounge; lounge; Senior Environment, Media

lan, lan,

periods: periods:

col tdn; uc pro: "Sim­ period: Lunch student; School

Feb. 17 listing for cast); cast); for listing 17 Feb. Jazz Jazz

Faculty Faculty

een; Swim Team Sing; 7th 7th Sing; Team Swim een;

Ing Ing

"The "The

Search Search

recitals. recitals.

cher cher

Mixed Mixed

Senior Senior

period, period,

Ensemble recital; 5th period: Mixed Mixed period: 5th recital; Ensemble

reading reading

Linda Linda

"The "The

7th: Movies, "Jail Keys Made Made Keys "Jail Movies, 7th:

6th 6th

lrte, sie hw Egih Tea­ English show, slide ilarities,"

a be epoig h possi­ the exploring been has

lounge; 3rd period: Rock concert, concert, Rock period: 3rd lounge;

optometrist optometrist period: period:

bers;" 5th period: period: 5th bers;"

Snowman's Burning Down," Down," Burning Snowman's

and 7th periods: Movies, "Help! "Help! Movies, periods: 7th and

man," man,"

English Teacher Ruth Kaplan, Kaplan, Ruth Teacher English

Lunch: "Similarities,'' slide show, show, slide "Similarities,'' Lunch:

examinations examinations •

• •

group group

Hurry," Hurry,"

is is

period: period:

period: period:

for for

period: period:

(see (see

Young, Young,

Poetry Poetry

P'am P'am

Ruth Kaplan, Kaplan, Ruth

Assembly, Mandel Hall. · · Hall. Mandel Assembly,

Hole/' Hole/'

Senior Senior

eye eye

periods: periods:

contact contact

Escargots;" Escargots;"

casson and Marie Roden, piano piano Roden, Marie and casson

"The "The

Towers;" Towers;"

recital, Charlie Bane, Latin Latin Bane, Charlie recital,

in the Little Theater. Theater. Little the in

Jon Rosenberg, Rosenberg, Jon

a part. part. a

periods: periods:

"Nyttany," "Nyttany,"

lounge. lounge.

of of

"Orange "Orange

Feb. Feb.

Media Environment, Senior Senior Environment, Media

cast); 3rd Period: Woodwind Woodwind Period: 3rd cast);

Student Student

Brass Group (see 7th period period 7th (see Group Brass

(see (see

Parker dance dance Parker

"Jazz "Jazz

Mixed Mixed

Movies, Movies,

FEB. 23 23 FEB.

3rd 3rd

Lunch Lunch

Music/' Music/'

a Reader," "Railroaded," "Railroaded," Reader," a

Hev; Hev;

Harris Harris

"The "The

of of

periods: periods:

Jazz Jazz

and and

Folkslnglng, Folkslnglng,

is investigating two two investigating is

Seventh Seventh

"Sight "Sight

Poetry Poetry

363-6363 363-6363

363-7644 363-7644

ie Mda Environ­ Media Mixed

r pro, e 1 list­ 17 Feb period, 3rd

lounge; lounge;

17 listing for cast); 7th 7th cast); for listing 17

cafeteria; cafeteria;

period, period,

easac ad Bar­ and Renaissance

Movies, Movies,

20-lst, 20-lst,

to hear hear to

Instrumental Instrumental

and and

period: period:

Media Environment, Environment, Media

ois Mr Kap­ Marc movies,

24-lst, 24-lst,

Mixed Mixed

2nd 2nd

House;" House;"

ocr, ui tea­ music concert,

and and

-

Movies, Movies,

"Seven Authors Authors "Seven

lenses lenses

unrecognized unrecognized

L'H304; L'H304;

26-lst, 26-lst,

Opera, Opera,

3rd 3rd

and Steve Palfi; Palfi; Steve and

Emily Emily

Mall;" 1st 1st Mall;"

25-lst, 25-lst,

Media Media

"Hailstones and and "Hailstones

reading (see 3rd 3rd (see reading

1st, 1st,

Movies, Movies,

Samurai,'' Samurai,''

7th 7th

Feb. Feb.

period: period:

Liturgy/' Liturgy/'

Blue," Blue,"

program; program;

ei Envir­ Media

"The River " " River "The

period: Slide Slide period:

2nd, 2nd,

Poetry Poetry

4th 4th

2nd, 5th and and 5th 2nd,

5th 5th

on Lund­ John

4th 4th

period: period:

2nd 2nd

Mann; Mann;

Mr. Mr.

6th 6th

period: period:

Mr. Mr.

17 listing listing 17

"Pollce," "Pollce,"

2nd, 2nd,

Environ­

2:30-4:30 2:30-4:30

2nd 2nd

Works,'' Works,''

and and

3rd, 3rd,

period: period:

period: period:

"Over­

period: period: "Hang. "Hang.

period: period:

period: period:

4 4

UH304; UH304;

"Num­

Here/' Here/'

Poetry Poetry

"Hur­

Klaus; Klaus;

p,m p,m

read­

Judd Judd

Hey. Hey.

p.m., p.m.,

Vo­

pro­

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