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""No Who Is Buck Owens? 'Film Worsts' ....:i .. 0. rconsummate Entertainer' Prove Lively < By JIM MILLER put on a show that never falters, By JEFF GOROON Buck Owens was the number one and their corny barnyard humor The fever pitch and aftermath of the >< < male' country-western last year ac added to their unique sound made Academy Awards presentations have 0 cording to Billboard, music indus a package that easily held my atten nearly vanished, and along with them 61oGRAPH't ~ try weekly; he was the country-wes tion. In the end I was not only im the remnants of the usual limited ~ tern disk jockey's voted favorite; pressed by Buck Owens, but also number of surprises and drawn-out his "My Heart Skips A Beat" was the by all of country-western music, festivities. This corner believes 0 best selling c&w A final note of interest to pro decreasing impact of Oscar is not ~ single of 1964; he spective country music fans: WJJD, the result of a decline of showman E-< was the best sel one of Chicago's 50,000-watt gi ship, but rather a lack of imagina ~ ling c&w LP artists ants, recently has switched to a tion in compiling the award cate c.::i < of 1964.,. fine. So country music format, a long-need gories. Think how much more live 0.. (as Life magazine ed addition to the Windy City'sra ly the night of April 5 would have recently asked of dio lineup. It's a top-notch station, been if the following awards, ori Bobby Vinton) who is and for change of pace listening, it's ginated and designated in the Har Jim Miller Buck Owens? I re- great fun. vard Lampoon's annual Movie cently set about Worst issue, were distributed. finding out, and much to my sur University of Chicago Laboratory High School prise he and his country music turn "The Greatest Story Ever Told", out to be great fun, "The Carpetbaggers", "Sylvia", I was introduced to him by his MIDWAY Published semimonthly by students "CheyenneAutumn" and "Station Six first "popular" as well as country Sahara" copped the worst movie of western hit, "I've Got A Tiger By of the University of Chicago Labora tory high school, 5835 South Kimbark the year honors, Caroll Baker, r The Tail". It was a happy intro who was in all of them, naturally When A Prank Costs $75 duction, for the song had a catch avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60637. On the morning of April 1, 65 seniors turned to the great men of the past Subscriptions: per year, $2; per was chosen worst actress. She al y lyric and beat that characterizes so garnered the Wilde Oscar, "con for inspiration and, before their inquisitiveness subsided, 700-800 bio the best modern country-western re copy, 20 cents. graphies were plucked from the library shelves. Unfortunately for the Editor-in -chief, Kennette Benedict; ferred upon that performer who has leases. Billboard informs the cas been willing to flout convention and seniors, neither the librarians nor the administration was imbued with sual reader that this is the "often managing editor, Steve Sultan; ad April Fool's spirit. Dean of Students Herbert Pearson sternly admonished vertising manager, Jerry Neugarten; risk worldly reputation in order to imitated, never-duplicated" sound pursue artistic achievement". the class and Librarian Blanche Janecek submitted to the student activities logically dubbed the "Buck ·Owens production manager, Diane Kutzen; department, at the request of Mr, Pearson, an assessment of the time and sound". first page, news, Jeff Stern; second money spent restoring the library to operational efficiency, The estimated I next took a listen to Buck's LP page, editoirals, Jeff Gordon; third James Franciscus netted the Kirk total, $75, was submitted to the senior class for consideration (the library "Tiger By The Tail" (Capitol T2283), page, features, Carlin Meyer and Douglas Award for worst actor for will not demand payment), This was another delightful surprise, Emily Melton; fourth page, sports, his acting in "Youngblood Hawke" There is no doubt the seniors abused a privilege and have a responsibility for the musical rewards were many, Jerry Neugarten, and Jerry Lewis once again merited to account for their indiscretion, through cash payment to the library or especially the up-tempo numbers· REPORTERS, SPECIAL WRITERS the Arrested Development Oblation service there, There is some doubt, however, about that $75 figure. Is done in the style that had made Buck Charley Moore, Jim Miller, Deb "to that actor who has displayed the it a realistic price for the reshelving of 800 books, or is it the revenge famous. His music is an essentially bie Gross, Raph Pollock, David Marx, lowest level of maturity". for a prank which, after all, was enacted without malicious intent? happy cross between the old music Steve Herbst, Norm Altman, Liz of the hills and rock and roll, Wangelin, Bob Aldrich, Ellen Iron, Finally, the AynRand award to the I finally caught Mr. Owens in per Mike Berke, Lynn Jacobson, Mike author whose bad books make worse Students Prove Generosity son, and the final surprise was th.at Daley, Claudia Bader, Dan Pollock, movies went to "Mathew, Mark, Shelley Olson, Delia Pitts, Katherine Never before was charity made so digestable as at this year's Bazaarnival, he is a consummate entertainer and Luke and John for 'The Greatest showman. He and his Buckaroos Minnerly and Carolyn Baum, U-High's carnival and bazaar benefiting area charities and the foreign ex Story Ever Told'. " change student program, Apr. 10, To the visitor who didn't know that mo st U-Highers showed up mostly as a service to their school, the evening pro bably seemed simply chaotic fun, Weeks of planning, naturally, were required to achieve the success ex perienced by this year's event. Cochairman Bob Silverman and Carl Lar son, committee members and the faculty members who gave up their pre cious Saturday to help out deserve special commendation . But it was the student body as a whole who gave the affair the impromptu flair which made the evening progress in natural but noisy flow. And U-Highers certainly have proved their generosity to the area char ities and foreign exchange student program which will benefit from the Bazaarnival' s proceeds. ------..~- - OH, WHAT A NIGHT IT WAS! AMONG the most popular conces - - U-High'sBazaarnival, Apr, 10, took - sions, left and top photos, was the - in $2, 550 this year, proceeds of U-High Grams booth, where in re - ) which will go to area charities and turn for a five-cent ticket students - the foreign exchange student pro could send telegram-style mes -- gram, and U-Highers who were sages to their friends (sample, a there agree the fun was worth every message to Midway Adviser Wayne cent. This year's gross represent Brasier from Reporter Mike Berke, WU ed about a $200 increase over the "Hooray for the Midway, world's '64 returns, greatest high school newspaper I")_, The messages kept typists like Joe Bakan and filing clerks such as Jim Landau busy all evening while Gram recipients were summoned over the intercom system, New Issue Date

Nextissueofthe Midway will be published Friday, May 14 so A SPONGE IN THE FACE was the the paper can cover election plight of Richard Norkin, bottom candidates, senior editors de photo, and other volunteers ata booth vote time to play rehearsals an.cl sponsored by Miss Audrey Borth's staff members enjoy the school homeroom, where customers could holiday next Friday, which un delight in plastering classmates der the original schedule would providing their marksmanship was have been a deadline day. sharp enough. DON'T PEEK PARTY She's Bouncy, LI-Highers Try Hands At Cartooning~ >-3 He's Outspoken ::i: J A lt\e5 By EMILY MELTON ~:~~~1Ai fft!li!11~.~:. ~ The bourrcy serrior hidderr here by 0 ~ v- V" /'/~'fl!; firrgers carr often be heard singing in /'/? the halls of U-High. She plays the PEOl'l-c l!P.E' sT()flf)} piarro arrd takes vocal ensemble and choir courses. Her voice, a strong R/lClfll Dl5Cl?IM/tlllT70Nf and clear soprarro, reflects this <;;Er;,REGA T/ON trairrirrg. J Her favorite activities, she says, are going to and giving "jams'', arrd the library committee, of which she is chairman. She likes Ambush and English Leather, her boyfrierrd and Freddy and the Dreamers. Herpetpeeves are gossips, chem istry, short lunch hours, beets and gathered skirts. rs -rH c She will attend Bradley university next year to major or minor irr voice. Her plans for the summer irrclude a score orr a math quiz. His charac trip to Europe or summer school at ter, as showrr here, actually is a Bradley. walkirrg rrirre who waxes philosophi Ifyouhaven'tdecidedwho this pep cally as he errcounters life's daily py little gal is, look for her name problems . elsewhere in this issue. .). c. . Outside of school Ralph produces animated cartoorrs, trarrsferring his drawings from paper to film irr a pairrstakirrg process. Jerry Carr says he made his "James IJ8:J/A@J!J{]GOL/)j]E/?G; ~t:Band" character, also shown, a guin ea pig because he has one as a pet. Barrd is arr urrden:over agerrt ala James Borrd.

~ 1 \ ( A ;:::c,N<=.cR 's ..iA~ • Alarr Rappoport's "PPP" (Putrid C1..0S8',4 Practicirrg Protester) appears wear i'tw€R irrg a black hood arrd carryirrg a pro - ~~··)IRJ-1 ~ (}}!~~µ;,:;;,,..-::~ nr test sigrr, above, against mud pud dles. Other cartoorr characters beirrg produced by U-Highers arrd also showrr here, are "Flash Goldberg", a scierrce-fictiorr comic book hero three - "Nirre", "James Barrd" arrd whose preserrterremiesare the Forr IPhoto by Stamler "PPP" - posted daily, with official gors arrd whose authors are Serriors THEIR NAMES are hidden. permissiorr, orr the bulletirr board Jim Miller arrd Steve Sultarr, arrd east of the library. The outspokerr jurrior also hidderr "Leorrard Lobly", drawrr by Fresh "Nirre" was corrceived by Ralph here by fingers and identified else marr Steve Herbst as, he explairrs, Berrrsteirr (a prefreshmarr, as are the where irr the issue, declares he likes "a cartoorr with a social message." other artists) after he received that wine (the grape-juice kind, we as Arrd these creatiorrs are orrly the sume, since he is a mirror), womerr begirrrrirrg. Dearr of Studerrts Herbe:rt and sorrg,drama, spicy food, sperrd Pearsorr reports he has giverr the okay ing morrey, ivy league clothes, swim Behind the firrgers at this issue's for several other strips to be posted ming arrd Steirrbeck. Dorr't Peek Party are Aleda Turrrer orr bulletirr boards arourrd school. arrd David Hahrr. Obviously, U-Highers are rrothirrg He dislikes boys with lorrg hair and but a burrch of jokers. English accerrts, pseudoirrdividual ists arrd irrtellectuals, Edith Wharton, COMIC STRIPS, which have gairred ~;-;;_CAMPUs':~cH?I skin -tight pants and high boots on rrew popularity arnorrg rrewspaper Here's where to get the ~ boys (he approves of them on girls), readers arrd advertisers accordirrg ! ~ Greatest Sarrdwiches arr.ct Cokes ~ cafeteria food and Dickens. to a recerrtcover story in Time mag 1226 East 53rd Stre.et azme, likewise have regained au irr the rrew 53rd & CAMPUS CER TIFI:UD 1327 East 57th Street Active irrdrama here, our mystery thors and audiences at U-High.. At Kim bark Plaza ...... : ~...... :; marr has attended the summer drama one time cartoon strips were so pop l~ arrd art institutes at Interlochen and ular here that the Midway regularly r------. is directing a poetry program to be featured orre (as did most high school I .. • II •• • Corona St1u£0JI preserrted soorr for childrerr irr grades ·------, rrewspapers) but irr recerrt years, fol I I 2-4. I Corne/f :J-foriJf I lowirrg a rratiorral trerrd, it has de I Hyde Park' s largesr I cided agairrst a strip. I selec riorr of I I 1645 E. 55TH STREET I EVERYTHING IN FOLK MUSIC His future plarrs include atterrding Now eviderrcirrg I Hallmark Cards I I CHICAGO, ILL. 60615 I U-Highers are Corrrell University School of Hotel rrew irrterest irr comic strips, with I PHONE: FA 4-1651 I 154 7 E. 53rd St. NO 7-1060 I 1312 E . 53rd S.treer ; Administration and, finally, owning l ~~"I ------~~!;"~~--.. a hotel. L------J r------1 .. r------, I Model Camera I : Most complete ptiJto t ~ (

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Douglas Tave. Although team to ~ O-High's hopes for a tennis confereuce title this year hinged on its meet s the annual Private School League Re The Maroons' two-mile and half tals are not kept for standings, here Tuesday with Fr ancis Parker (aft er issue deadline). Pete Heydemau n lays April 6 at the University of Chi mile relay teams took first places; these seven accounted for 33 1/2 of cago Fieldhouse. The close of the the 240-yard shuttle relay and the 44 o:; was favored over Parker's Tim Lew U-High's points in the meet. :J is. The match between Charley indoor season brings the opening of mile relay teams took second places. In outdoor contests, Mr. Busch the outdoor season, for which Coach Seniors Phil Williams, Bob Glaser, says he expects Luther South and ~ Moore and Parker's Jeff Goldberg was expected to be easy for Charley. Elmer Busch predicts a 3rd or 4th Jamie Kalven, Dick Neal, Sidney Walther Lutheran to finish first and ~ The doubles duo of Robby Abrams second, with U-High fighting Luther 0 North for 3rd place. Remaining ~ and Robby Page expected to meet tight competition. outdoor meets are as follows: In the opening meet of the season, Battle Palatine Relays, away, allday, Sat against Illiana Christian, the Ma - Ballplayers Face urday ,Apr. 24; Luther North, home, roons swept to a 3-0 victory. Heyde 3:45 p. m., Monday, Apr. 26, frosh mann dropped only one game in his For Top Against N.S. soph and varsity; Freshman-Sopho more Invitational, at Luther South, match. Tony Bennett, in his first U-High's mound men face North mound and at the plate, holding the meet, won the other singles match Friday, Apr. 30; Wheaton Invitation Shore's at Winnetka Tuesday in a Vikings to only four singles and two 6-2, 6-3, and Coach Pounder says al, away, Tuesday, May 1. battle for first place in the white walks. The run, only one of which he feels Bennett's playing indicates Wheaton, home, 3:45 po mo, Tues division of the Private School League. ·was earned, were scored on a com a chance a double position. day, May 4, varsity only; State Dis at North Shore Pitcher Craig Misner bination of one hit, two walks and After a slow start, Abrams and tricts, away, allday, Saturday, May r. has already hurled a no-hitter, a four errors. Wolf led the Maroon Page took control in their doubles 8; Wall;her, away, 3:45 p. m., Tues 17-0 job against Glenwood April 13. offensive with three hits in five contest and won 6-4, 6-0. In the ex day, May ll, frosh-soph and varsi He, along with Wayne Schaafsma of -trips, and 6 runs-batted-in. Joe hibition doubles matches Joe Kenig ty; PSL Districts, 10:00 a.m., Illiana, is the toughest pitcher in the Belmont, Ron Ehrman, Friedberg and Dan Rosenheim combined to Saturday, May 15; Luther North and league, says Coach Tom Tourlas. and Gil Bogs each ended with two beat Illiana' s singles men 6-2. Wheaton, home, 3:45 p. m., Tues U-High opened its league season hits. Bogs also made two errors. Dave Houle and Ernie Irons won day, May 18; PS L Finals, at Lu PETER HEYDEMANN was favored with a resounding 12-3 victory over their match 6-4, 6-3. ther North, Saturday, May 22. in U-High's tennis confrontation the Vikings ofllliana Christian. The in their ffrst game, the Maroons Freshmen Dan Meltzer and John Tuesday with Francis Parker. 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