University High School - U Highlights Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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'IU 5'1'AtLU 98601 'f l.Ll:k., I ILIIYD Lght o'c1o- 5 The elections 9 '- -d s started BOX' ooffx cers of the grad: , 1 wif? ggtlnjfcgzagiiis Secretary' and Iit Parade' b K 2 59 jobs, ' QW in-oe: 7' 'tw The tenth ' W 'dent Of the eighth grade is goqe ,oexd ZA 01 Soloman as pres.. Q ada Krauss secertary, BASICETBALAQAB:-E 060 The XZ we: vice presidentg Jean L er. L r .isa-Mow o cteav Nancy Brues as treasurer. S the 2 I ' A The ninth grade officers ar D 0 Selig NS Sensibar president John Sha ir' v1- I I 1 'I ' p L' Alth L00 s' as - game tough we Iost X gaix 5,5 Q J 30, We 'IVH-irvard, 38 'lu' nm mam Scweb. 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Q90 ex 5 an e Ps 9. 11 Tryouts 0 Q L ,ive we Q1 0 e P5 exe do :5s1'1e's!X-afvit ewan-oe-'tb-xa Chaos. this year- MY' Beard sald Q au' O0 ok. Co eoeiiX 'We 0194 go g ,gas 69 can 'AW 11 h d seen for de oi 39 ' KX' -9.06 Siaafeifxgxeeqgzea J glean ew bers 63:21 ' 90' fx ,L , 61 ix 9 . th graders , yy 'Co gg, 4 100' me A 'm?'0?'fQ1Zi5 1i3YMZxYl5 gfejgvixenfy tryows- 00 ew 62:20 xgawfff-Q0fjQ.9'f sf B w'f...s view- by the twelve judge gi 5 C- A scHooL'tALiET4l5I'0f'R 'A . b - t Z4 foui ilflseisf, GQ' Qeoke 'c May' sept' 25' School Opens I ' porter, Beila Q ioswgleee xv NOV- 23, 24, Thanksgivin ztb' utter 1 oo WWI ' i 815 Get seo 5 vi Friday, Dec. 22 Winte . , G X C -oo save we . M , r vacatxon begm RA D Da on onday, Jan. 8 School R on F L. .ggjoigyff new Tlziurs.-Fri., Feb. 22, 23, 1:32-?,I:.y Holi graders eb!-ual' On M f eg! 1 Q0 gxaf Sys 1, -V 2 th B ,f P 5 5 0 te x Frid M . y, Th ad a gal e seven ,,,,3P ovei iw ,Gao ay, ar. 16, Spring vacation begin inf e Dart apart . 'ha ' ,qoW.Wc -a Monday Mar. 26 sch 1 idgsclgg to :elvis SD-:lst n'6Z2eU-High 'cie,N-9:J,O'Jiii0 gIV03 T'ie5-1 May ,7, 8,0I?Ia5'ei:?l?d1:ys P0 E as I IS. 5- 'g,0 ' 30 6 Iles ay May 30, D - vagnghog Dglyime for anim S Tgjkers vt cxiigmezevwi Wednesday: June 13, Sctilizfatiltgolseiay : fungi? On' 1:21005 thativz A Wm 'OIZIIIU Gp si 9016 Flggfly, June 15, Graduation exercises G a I ' . ' v , -- . , nd. For to Signitdool' was mural Boaiuaenu up 329661 tix-001 nwoefg 1109 005210930 Z1 games entertam: H hole Year me Intl: upon mg: an and fy Q-al . VZ X-X0QSxgX'a16 5165 ,. b Given ' Rerr ' Square en' th This m imre is is 0 'fi we 0 I 'i 1 - ' 0 . . 0 Q09 'el'-alzv eshments dancin ere rk hard m intwmura rmivpaw? 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STUDENT COUNCIL 4th row Cl-rl: J. Rosenblu QPres.I, L. Paul, G. Fermi, A. Donahue, R. Alter, H. Bernsen. 3rd row: J. Friedman CSec.J, L. Rothschild, H. Stephenson, M. Morony. 2nd row: S. Wagner, N. Arrington, T. Bobrinskoy CTreas.7, F. Kraus, C. Hoff- enberg. Front rows A. Millard, W. Salam, M. Oksenberg, M. Mullin. Absent: N. Gold- A ring, C. Ware, R. Heller, S. Jordan, E. Kersey, H. Malkind, J. Levine,D. Palmer, L. Small, T. Jersild. Advisers: Mr. Beard. M139 R5m99ya MTS' Steadman, Mrs. Storing. To start the year off on the right foot, the student organization budget was prepared. The next important activity was U-High's Leadership Conference sponsored by the Service Committee. As in the past, the Council chose the cheerleaders and sponsored the Stomp Inns. The Assembly Committee planned programs to be given every other week. The Bazaarnival, held on March lOth, was financially profitable records were purchased for the Student and socially successful. Dance Activities Pool. Under Council direction, the Canteen, which got off to a slow start last year. WHS trans' ferred from the Boys' Club to the former Atomic Shop in Belfield. Open at noon and after school, it has met with great popularity. Among the accomplish ents of the MIDWAY were the first-day-of-school issue, traditionally published, and the U-Highgrams at the Bazaarnival. On Friday, April 13, the school was greeted with the 'U-High Halfway' humor issue, and to close was published. The issues. A staff of experience for work MIDWAY EDITORIAL STAFF Back row: K1-rl E. Robinson KFeaturesJ Nancy Jacobson lExchsngeD. Front row: Jeannie Cheatham lSportsl, Jill Schwab fEditor-in-Chiefl, Ruth Necheles lBusi- DGSSP. Absent: Ruth Jaburek CNewsl. Advisers: Mrs. Brice, Mr. McGuire. the year a literary supplement of upper school writing MIDWAY stressed features, especially in the six-page 53 students from all upper school grades gained valuable next year on the M DWAY. UC 1 V U I