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

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Students reacted this year in organizations, clubs to what happened in school in ,68 What students did in clubs, or- ganizations and publications this year often represented a reaction to what happened last year. The approval of last year's new student government constitution led to a year-long dialogue between students and administrators on the extent of student power. Theatre Workshop dropped the senior play because of senior apathy and the limitations it im- posed on underclassmen. French, Latin, German and Russian clubs and Teacher's Assis- tant Corps thrived as usual. But Orchestra, Choir, Band, Mutants and Concept struggled to maintain themselves because of lack of par- ticipation. I Concentrated enthusiasm emerged from smaller interest groups such as Chess, Model Rail- road, Model Rocketry, Electronics, Math and Photography clubs. Stu- dents reacted to the gaps in the kinds of clubs available last year by forming a variety of new clubs, consisting of the Socialist Discus- sion Group, Contemporary Arts, two film clubs, Painting and Crafts, Contemporary Affairs, Poetry and Oral Interpretation, Slot Car Racing and Table Tennis club.