Brotherhood busy By Laura Olson
N o m i n a t i o n s to B r o t h e r h o o d Society, held Feb. 6. were made in each class in each of the homerooms. Students select a classmate who t h e y feel is f r i e n d l y , outspoken, involved in school activities, and who most people recognize. The students nominated t h e n must fill out a form with t h r e e t e a c h e r ' s s i g n a t u r e s to prove that he is truly committed to becoming a member. Another factor in the determination of who goes onto the final ballot is the n u m b e r of nominations The student nominated in three or four homerooms represents the wider
Photo awards By Laura Coyne Kelly MacDonald. J o h n Daul. and Tom Rossi were winners of the Harris Bank Photography Contest. Kelly, a s e n i o r and photo III s t u d e n t , won second place She won over $200 in prize money for h e r p i c t u r e s of a high c o n t r a s t winter scene, and a man singing in the park. John Daul and Tom Rossi, both j u n i o r s from photo HI. received $50 in prize money, John entered a picture of a plane Hying over the Hyatt House and Tom took a picture of a young boy. The contest is sponsored each year by the Harris Bank and centeres around the theme of Chicago. This year the topic was. "Chicago, the City for All Seasons." The contest was judged by the following noted a r t i s t s and photog r a p h e r s : V a n d e l l C o b b from " E b o n y . " Thea Berggern. designer. Jack Dard. Art Director Chicago Magazine. Arnold Zann. p h o t o g r a p h e r . Mary F a l s t e i n . chief photographer, '"Chicago Sun Times," Tony Beradi, Chief p h o t o g r a p h e r Chicago T r i b u n e , " J o h n Sunn, chief p h o t o g r a p h e r , "Chicago Defender" and Ray Macchini from U.F.I. More than fifty schools in the Chicago area entered; there were over fifty winners.
range of students and is therefore more likely to be on the final ballot. Final elections are held in the h o m e r o o m s on F e b . 20. w h e r e m e m b e r s of e a c h c l a s s s e l e c t t h r e e girls and t h r e e boys. The Brotherhood Assembly, to be held on Feb. 29. will s e n e to present the new members to the student body. One girl, who was elected last y e a r said. "I was surprised and honored to be elected." Brotherhood Society is a club whose members provide a ser\ice to the community. By holding such activities as Taffy .Apple sales, the society r a i s e s money to present candy or girts to those in hospitals, nursing homes, and children's homes. An example of the society's c h a r i t y was t h e delivery of Easter baskets to the children in Resurrection hospital by most of the society's members. R.J. Coleman. Brotherhood Society president, explains his feelings toward t h e S o c i e t y in t h i s way, • I m proud to be Brotherhood Society president because I'm able to see s t u d e n t s e l e c t e d by t h e i r p e e r s get together and raise money to do service to people less fortunate than us,"
Aid in reading offered By Peter Kaeding The Reading Center of Maine S o u t h s English Department is for helping students who want to improve their reading skill. Mr, Marian Davis. Department Chairman, feels that t h e c e n t e r is a great opportunity that is worthy of mention. Miss P l e d e r e r s t a t e d , " T h e Reading Center helps students, and students are welcome to participate" The R e a d i n g C e n t e r is not a course, but r a t h e r a program to assist students. Students are helped in reading speed, vocabulary, comprehension, and spelling. R e a d i n g m a c h i n e s , books. UPI m o n i t o r s , and an i n s t r u c t o r all a s s i s t in the i m p r o v e m e n t process.
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Frosh to hold a 'class' party By Laura Olson
T h e freshman class party will be held Sat.. Feb, 16. from 7 to 10:30 p,m. Basketball, badminton, and a volleyball tournament with dancing in the cafeteria aiterward are planned activities. Admission and r e f r e s h m e n t s are free with p r o p e r identification. F r e s h m a n class officers, class council, as well as members of the freshman class have been arranging, planning, and making posters in prep a r a t i o n for t h e p a r t y , Mimi
By Paul Samborski Lori D a l e s a n d r o . '80. took second place in the Martin Luther King Jr. Essay Contest. Her essay began as an extra credit project for h e r A d v a n c e d Composition teacher. Mr. .Arthur Rossetti. The paper was to be based on how Martin Luther King J r . s beliefs have h e l p e d us up to the 1980's. Lori said. 'This paper has helped me gain insight as to who King was and why he did some of the things he did. I was surprised placed third in Radio Speaking. On Sat., F e b . 2. the team adv- that I took an award." Lori also anced to District Competition at stated that it was the fir.st contest Maine East, with four m e m b e r s q u a l i f y i n g for S e c t i o n a l s to be held at Libertyville this weekend. Those qualifying with third place WMTH, t h e r a d i o s t a t i o n of h o n o r s a r e : A n n E y c h a n e r in Maine Township. 88.5 FM. has a Verse Reading. Pam Rizzo in Ora- new program. "Focus on Friday " t o r i c a l D e c l a m a t i o n . D i a n e airs at 1-2 p.m. every Friday. Rogowski in Prose Reading, and The show has seven different R J. Coleman in Original Comedy. segments. Karen .Anderson '80. reOther team members advancing ports noteworthy events of the day to t h e final r o u n d w e r e : J e a n on "Current Affairs." "Consumer K e l e h e r , Marya Sakowicz, Greg R e p o r t " has Dave Numrych. '82. Smith. Chris Kowols. Mike Harris, giving the pros and cons of proand Heather Palmer ducts and services. Sue Christen-
s h e h a s e v e r e n t e r e d and won. She also went on to say that there were about 400 seniors from the state of Illinois who had entered the contest. The judging of the p a p e r s was done by the staff at the University of Illinois, Lori was presented with a bond for $50.00 by Mr. Rossetti instead of the person who was originally to present her with the award, due to certain circumstances. Lori said she was surprised she won s e c o n d p l a c e b e c a u s e s h e only received a "C " as the grade for the paper.
WMTH focuses on Fridays
New programs available through ACT By Donna Wallace CRC for those students who wish The ACT test will be given Feb. to get an idea of the types of ques16. Students should report to the tions. centers area by 7:45 a.m. The ACT is the basis of the IlliS t u d e n t s who h a v e not reg- nois State Scholarship Award — a i s t e r e d for this test — the reg- r e c o g n i t i o n a w a r d . S t u d e n t s istration d e a d l i n e has passed — wishing to participate in the comwill be able to take the test April petition should code 1047 as one 12 or J u n e 14. The registration of their three college choices. deadline for these tests are March 14 a n d May 16. r e s p e c t i v e l y . A n e w a w a r d p r o g r a m is the • J u n i o r s and s o p h o m o r e s (those Academic Scholarship program — graduating next year) are recom- 2,000 $1,000 awards — is also assom e n d e d to t a k e t h e test if they ciated with the ACT. This progwish to go to college. S t u d e n t s ram c o n s i s t s of two p a r t s : The will be oriented in homeroom ab- Open Competition Award and the High School D e s i g n a t e Award. out the test. T h e t e s t c o n s i s t s of E n g l i s h , The Open Competition Award is math, science, and natural .scien- available to 1300 students based ce. Books a r e a v a i l a b l e in t h e on their sixth semester class rank
Hadawi. freshman class president, e x p e c t s a b o u t o n e - t h i r d of t h e freshmen to attend. She feels that the party is a good way for freshmen to see and meet each other. This is important b e c a u s e they have c o m e from v a r i o u s j u n i o r high schools and have a variety of classes which do not allow freshmen to meet other freshmen. She e n c o u r a g e s t h e m to c o m e bec a u s e . " I t ' s a good way for the freshmen to meet a lot of other freshmen and have fun."
Lori Dalesandro wins writing award
Speakers looking good By Chris Kowols Maine S o u t h s Contest Speakers Team has c o n t i n u e d to triumph throughout the season. Several team members proved v i c t o r i o u s at t h e F o r e s t View Tournament, including Pam Rizzo. receiving second place in Oratorical D e c l a m a t i o n , T h i r d p l a c e honors went to Diane Rogowski in Prose Reading. Greg Smith in Extemporaneous Speaking, and Dan C o n o l l y a n d C a r i n M i z e r a in Humorous Duet .A.cting. At the Maine Invitational. Pam Rizzo placed second in Oratorical Declamation and Marva Sakowicz
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and t h e i r ACT score. The High School Designate Award is available to 700 students — one from each of the 700 high schools in Illinois, Each school d e t e r m i n e s the top .student on the class based on s e v e n t h s e m e s t e r rank. The .scholarship is offered to this student, but if the student turns the scholarship down because of outof-state college plans, the scholarship is offered to the next highest r a n k i n g s t u d e n t until s o m e o n e accepts the money. However, the student mu.st be in the lop 5'r of his class and have an ACT of 20, To compete in any one of these p r o g r a m s , s t u d e n t s should code 1047 a s o n e of t h e i r c o l l e g e choices.
.sen. '80. poses controversial questions to people with her "On The Street Interviews." "Commentary a n d C l o s e - u p R e p o r t ' by Ed Rogowski. '82. gives an analysis of current issues.
Plaza Suite soon " P l a z a S u i t e . " t h e All-School Play, will be performed Thursday. F e b . 2 1 . F r i d a y . F e b . 22 a n d Saturday. F"eb. 23. The comedy by Neil Simon centers around three s e p a r a t e couples who visit room 719 in the Plaza Hotel. In the first act. Diane Rogowski and Scott Stuart play a married c o u p l e , w h o s e m a r r i a g e is t h r e a t e n e d on t h e i r w e d d i n g anniversay by the husband's secretary. Mai-y Beth Coudal and RJ Coleman meet arter seventeen years in room 719. They were high-,school sweethearts, but he has become a Hollywood producer and she has become a star-struck housewife. In t h e final act. a wedding is w a i t i n g to t a k e p l a c e , but t h e b r i d e has locked herself in the washroom. J u l i e Kielas and Ralph Black are the distraught parents Tickets will be on sale from any cast or crew member next week.
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Happy Valentine's Day to Southwords To: G i r l s B-Ball. Hawks, l e t s of life is the conviction that we shoot an arrow through the Indi- are loved for tiurselves. or rather a n s ' h e a r t — WE CAN T O O ! in spite of ourselves." Thank you. Anonymous Love. Bun Bun To the Big 'G' Gordy McLean: Col Ion. Best wishes for ValenH a p p y V a l e n t i n e ' s Day to t h e tines Day. Love. Tard. sweelesi guy we know. Lini\ The C h r i s T o r l o r e l l o : Eat alot of Cirls in Band. l>eaches but find J e s u s on your To Pat Sullivan: I miss ><)u. I'atl. own. HVD Love. T.C. Steve Inouye; Have a happy (iimme a call. Love. Dawn. To JM. MBC. JN. HV. TD. thank Valentine's. Don't work too hard. you (or being great friends. I'm Take care. To Roger: I'm really glad I've gonna miss you all. — C'H Dear Je((: Vou know I'm crazy h a d t h e c h a n c e to m e e t y o u . about you. Happy Valentine's Day. You're a super sweet guy. and ju.st Love. J a y e F,S. T h a n k s for the stay that way and you'll always have friends. Lo\e. Terry Caulk (lowers. Russ. To my Valentine who is To P i r a t e : D o n ' t ftuget t h e the only guy who catches the cors(|uishy. From L've. J e w e l s Langdon — You're one ner of my eye. Love. X To Pam Rizzo: You re the best, heck of a preppie! Your frienil alya' know what I'm sayin'. 1 think ways. Rebby. t'arol Borchardt — I want to get va' dol Happy V a l e n t i n e s Day! to know you cuz I see you every- M.C.H. Dag — Be my Valentine today day. Look a r o u n d . I m a l w a y s and I'll maybe let you practice. nearby — Love, the eye. l,isa — y o u ' r e t h e new c r e w Luv JC Karen Tworek. Lorie Dalesanh e a d with t h e most: Tim (said dro. Kathleen. Thanks for putting obnoxiously) Hill Robinson. You're the best up with my demerit habit. Thanks. HVD — Julie p.sychiatrist around! Love. Diane D i a n e — O.K. I m not a cot'arin — Be my Valentine — A c a p t a i n — but do you still love Secret .Admirer. To Bruce Sacks. I think you are me'.' Loser .Mark Curtiss, How about a game the No.l HOG and the besi looking guy in t h i s s c h o o l . H a p p y of ping-pong. Gina Stacy Inouye. For a good friend, V a l e n t i n e s Day. Y o u r T e n n i s lake V a l e n t i n e s day off. and rePartner Wendy — Be my V a l e n t i n e — and 1 laughed! JC To t'laudette Heeley: C'ollooorr mmy.vy wooorld. H-V-D- Doug Julian ({J. Coholman — You are one HKCK of a good f r i e n d . Love. Honey. Hill Robinson Thank U 4 bein a (ricnd and a brother HV.D. T.C. Dear Bob. Your a cutev. Love. M.C. Ace — "The greatest happiness
lax! No work! Take care. Mr. M. Be ours. The kids in the Drama Dept. C l i f f e m b a r r a s s . Don't worry, fhere's alot of fish n the sea. Go catch a Fish Zuges! Love ya. Hips Joyce Bach. I love .vou because of your red hair, beautiful eyes a n d g r e a t p e r s o n a l i t y . Be my valentine. NB Dear Nancy: You are the foxiest
8-period day scheduled By Dunna Wallace
.An e i g h t - p e r i o d day is being planned for next year, although the schedule is not definite .vet. The day would run from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.. and the periods would be 45 minutes long. N i n t h p e r i o d is no l o n g e r needed because declining enrollment has eliminated the need for six lab periods. However, going to a seven period day would be impossible b e c a u s e s t u d e n t s must have 5 supervised class hours in order for the school to qualify for .state aid. If the need is seen for an extra class, one will be provided before or alter school. The work p r o g r a m will not be afferled since there would only chick on my volleyball team. Captain Pete. Bob Christie — 1 love you. Your valentine. To You. MMM - 1 have MMMhot pants for you. Love. YOU Happy V a l e n t i n e s Day t o t h e wise young Owl from your special reading "student." To John. Rob. and Dave: Have a happy V a l e n t i n e s Day, guys! — Carol To the Double L i n d a s . May you (Ind your own identity. Love JL W a n t e d : w o m a n — good looks
The Clash attacks punk, rock, jazz By Glen .Sarvqdv .Anyone who w i s h e s to t r u l y understand the inner workings of modern music should study the metamorphosis of The Clash. This product of the anger of England's working class has continually de lied the rules of survival in the rock world, firing two managers a n d r e f u s i n g to t o u r t h e L!.S. N e v e r t h e l e s s , they c o n t i n u e to turn out intriguing music in what ever style they choose. The Clash began their career by .serving as the opening act for the Sex Pistols. T h e i r debut album was one of the few discs which can correctly be defined as "punk rock." The lyrics, barely audible through the buzzing guitars, dealt with the deterioration of British government and society. .Although never released in the L'.S.. this record b e c a m e one of the largest
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selling imports in history. On the second album. Give "Km Knough Rope, the Clash opted for a m o r e t r a d i t i o n a l rock sound while retaining the fierce political ine.ssage. The Clash library was s u p p l e m e n t e d by several singles and the Cost of Living EP. which sported a more textured, polished sound. The English public worshipped each release, while in the I . S . t h e y w e n t v i r t u a l l y unnoticed. However, t h e new two-album s e t . L o n d o n C a l l i n g , may e n d America's apathy. The styles from t h e t h r e e p r e v i o u s stages have been combined, providing a sound appealing to the masses while ret a i n i n g a punk feel. The Clash have incorporate inlluenccs from reggae and t h e b l u e s , t h e only other musical forms which rival
and incredibly 'oxy (one or the otheri. conversational, easy-going, u n d e r s t a n d i n g and sensative enough for a guy who thinks he's over-the-hill at 17. Please contact The Silver Fox To D i a n e R o g o w s k i . H a p p y Valentine's Dav! Oh. do va hear the like o' that? MCH To Steve Peterson, I love watching you play basketball.
new wave in intensity. Some of the music is simply for entertainment r a t h e r t h a n s e r v i n g as a b a c k d r o p for sociological preaching as it had in the past. The politics are still clearly visible, however, and they catalyze s o m e of t h e most e n t h r a l l i n g music. On Working for the Clampdown, tor e x a m p l e . J o e St rumm e r ' s r a u c o u s vocals and Mick Jones' angry guitar supply a phenomenal amount of energy. The addition of a jazz brass section s u r p r i s i n i g l y intensifies, r a t h e r than dilutes the product. The Clash have progressed from the status of .social rebels to skilled musicians with a political and musical message London Calling is capable of both charming and inspiring an.vone who gives it the opportunity
be a few minutes difference in the time that students leave for work. The elective class system will not be affected either. J u n i o r s and seniors can apply for early dismissal if they do not have a class eighth. No .schedule changes will be made so that a student will have early dismissal. however. S t u d e n t s will have to stay s e v e n t h u n l e s s t h e y have work program. T h e a d v a n t a g e to a n e i g h t period day — besides getting out earlier — is that sports and clubs will be given more time. .Another a d v a n t a g e is that s t u d e n t s will have more time to get help from their teachers. Teachers will be avaliable from 3:05 to 4 p ni Hi B a b e s — H a v e a s u p e r Valentine's Day. Love ya". K Dear Sneaky Guv. I love vou! Terrible Ted! To C u r i o u s G e o r g e and Beth. Happy Valentines Day. Love. JL Carol Burswold: Happy Valent i n e s Day to a great friend. Luv, Karen To T . C : T h e b e s t s i s t e r a brother could ever have. Love ya. • Bill Dear Bonnie. Happy Valentine's Day. Would you like to become as f r i e n d l y as Scott J o h n s o n and Janet? Love. Mike To a l l my O r a n g e f r i e n d s . W i s h i n g you all a very h a p p y Valentines Day. Thank you all for your s u p p o r t and help! C a p t a i n . Tom Pups. I'd only go to girls choice with the one I love and I love .vou, so. how bout it...Na Na Palace. L.T S. Babes RJ — I sure miss our old Jewish Custom (Shalom) Maybe we can practice today. Be my valentine. Love. JC Maria Gianes and Linda Fritz: Thank you just doesn't say enough — for everything. Your friend always. Suzy Q Diane. Honey. 1 dunno. R J C . To my favorite "WILD-MAN " I think J a m e s Taylor's "You've Got a F r i e n d " about sums it all up. H a p p y V a l e n t i n e s Day. Wild Woman. (OOO-AAA) P a m . I'm g l a d y o u ' r e not a squealor RJC T i m P.: You d o n ' t b r i n g me (lowers...anvmore' Love, Diane
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I'll keep waiting for vou G.S.. Mr. Hopkins: Thanks for being a love N.S. friend as well as a teacher. Mike V i l l a n o : S c a t o l a d i l a t t a Tim. I love you! Mary Ellen. noi t r a n q u i l l o e s s e r e Valintines Happy V a l e n t i n e s Day Chrissy. 1 perfino benche il sue madre said wuv you! From Yoga Joe se essa is non Italiano Le volere Happy Valentines Day Colleen. a n d a r e cieco! U-NO-HU Tone. Chris, and Jen. Love Di Mary Ellen — Here's six dozen KVB loves LLO American Beauty Imaginary roses To Linda Ginnis; 1 love you. Phil for you, with all my love — Timm My Dearest Pollie. All my love, Mr. New: C o m m i e s a r e Red. with all my heart. Smudge. Fascists are blue. Your class is a Bofee the Clown, will you go to d r a g , b u t we s t i l l love you! — G i r l s Choice with me'.' Boof We're serious! To Poopsy. Love Tootsie Kilsel gazrah, Remember: never Goink. from Jimmy. give up! Hteb Krut Lisa L. — Forget about .MP. and T e r e s e Rodtvedt: if it doesn't H a p p y V a l e n t i n e s Day — " t h e make U hap-e d o n t do it. i admire Team" U. Topcat. To Eric "Tunafish " Man — ConA q u a l u n g s — S o m e d a y t h e gratulations on a super super swimright person will be sending you a ming season! from: Your friends at Valentine when that day comes. Presby Don't forget me. Be happy, live Ross Piepho — Sitting next to you life. Stargazer (Guess Who'.') all year has been great. 1 hope to To Dag. Mike, Dan. Ed. Lip-s, knock knees more often, and take T e r r y , T u s k , a n d Doc: What a better notes together. Dingus. Happy V.D. RJC Chris Toczyl — maybe someday— Chi. What-adingus. M.C.H. Ram. D e a r e s t Timmy — You're as To Pep Council and Mrs. Sellers: cute as a bugs ear. You hunk you! Happy Valentine's Day. fellow pepLove as long as water is wet. Lisa pers! Bell Hey. G.N.! Y o u ' r e missing thf, Judy Large. From all the kids "culminating point of your experj who talk in the library and you ence " don't like. Happy Valentine's Day Hi! Little boy! From a Little girl to you. who loves bears. To R u s s M c N e i l l y : A H a p p y To Bob Reibel. I still love you Valentines Day to the absolutely even though you may not remembcisweetest guy a girl could possibly my name. — Holly. know. 1 wish you were mine! Love, Kim Wilk. Love is being with you a secret admirer. on V a l e n t i n e s Day. Signed, your Spoo, 1 miss you. Lone Plucker secret admirer To Jim Schuetter, Thank you for Smudge. I hope my eyes say what Karl Sitterly, Happy Valentines being my friend. Love, a-person- Day with love from a not so secret my heart feels. Love and smooches, who-likes-to-go-tozoos. your dearest Polly. admirer. Sandy. To a S u p e r - b r a i n , may To my sweetheart John. Love you Sarah Heise; Let's go out for a yourValentinesDay bealljoy. Paul always, Maiy Spam dinner — You Know Who. To all t h e p e o p l e in my a.lA D e a r Mary. K a r e n , Bob. Tom. S.M. 1 love you. R.G. GEOLOGY cla.ss — Happy Valen- Catie. and Kris. Mike. Valentines "Bo "Juhlin. You're a great friend tines Day. (What ever happened at Day wouldn't be the same without and the best little sis. Your Big Si.s. the Ohio. Pennsylvania turnpike...) you. Love .Always, Mary Lefeber. To 'The Best Body In School" or Maria C a p o r a l e . Happy ValenDear Mom. we missed you when the Itallian Stallion: Thanks for tines Day to mv great pal!!!Love. you were on vacation. We are most being you. You're nice. Love. Red. Paul g l a d you a r e h o m e a g a i n . And G n a t a l i e : How's your p r i n t i n g Cinci. Have a great Valentines C h u c k t o o . L o v e , y o u r f a v o r i t e set.' Jack and Jill. Day. Love, Mac. daughters. To Fast Eddie. Happy Valentines Jimmv Santee: Not in front or beJAYE: You are the only I for Me. Day. Love. Cannonball. hind but beside. H.V.D. Love, T.C. Honestly. J.P. Uncle Gordy. Happy Valentines Come Home, Mr. Ears. Terry Glen Sarvady is my friend, he's my D a y ! F r o m Y o u r N i e c e s a n d To Karen Twork, Valentines Day buddy to the end. Love, Mary. Nephews. is a day we should spend together. Dr. Robert. 1 love, like and lust for S l a d e . Happy V a l e n t i n e s Day. XOX you. Your pretend girl friend. S w e e t h e a r t . G u e s s Who! Love. Babe. Mike. Did you get the lipstick'.' Love. Angela. Dear Nancv Christie. I Love Your XOXOXO. Danny Krampitz will e n t e r t h e service after the By Katie Reif Shady Shadabis. It's not ChristAs a result of the many interna- r e g i s t r a t i o n . A lottery has been mas, it's Valentines Dav. Love. L & t i o n a l p r o b l e m s our country is one method used in the past. R. facing, P r e s i d e n t Carter has reTo Spys at W a r p o n e . Happy To be eligible for military serq u e s t e d a r e g i s t r a t i o n for all vice, a person must first pass both Valentine's day and may the force males ages 18-26. First, however, a physical and a mental test. Sev- be with you. Your captain. (It was t h e r e m u s t be C o n g r e s s i o n a l eral situations exclude men from fun. we had a good time.) a p p r o v a l to re-enforce this reg- having to sei-ve: Dear People. I love and miss you istration. If it is approved, reg- enrolled in college (full-time) all. Barn' Daniel Petersen istration could begin within ,sever- physical defects or diseases Dearest Kent and Sweetest Mike: al months. A final decision has ministers or divinity students Roses are red. violets are blue: We not yet been released. love your belly-buttons, and your public officials microscopes loo! Love and kisses. Registration is a means of form- farmers ing a list of e l i g i b l e men who skilled workers in an essential in- Lisa and Karen. c o u l d s e r v e in t h e m i l i t a r y if dustry Dear Jamie, Let's do it, it would n e e d e d . Once you register docs be fun. After registering, a man will be not mean that you will automaticMolly and Carol. It is hard to notified if he is not required to choose between the two of you. If 1 ally have to go to war. A draft may serve and will be taken off the follow, which will then call upon choose one of you, the other one will men to report to certain bases for list. be blue. Love ya both so much. ConThe maximum penalty for not fused. military training. T h e r e a r e mixed emotions ab- registering is steep. A person may Kris. You're a very special perout the registration. Several books be fined SIO.OOO or be sentenced son. Happy Valentines Day Scott, have b e e n p u b l i s h e d criticizing to five years in prison. You must J.H. and CH. Watch out for knives, t h e d r a f t u s e d in t h e U n i t e d register within five days of your guns and refridgerators. RJC States. Many feel that a registra- 18th birthday. Soph. C r o s s c o u n t r y guys. If you tion would immediately lead to a T h e age r e q u i r e m e n t s for reg- weren't around this season, what draft. Others believe that because istration may change. There are would cross-country have been',' of a registration the list of avail- approximately 16 million men and Love ya always. able men would be prepared, and, 16 m i l l i o n women b e t w e e n t h e Ping-Never forget the "rub-a-dub. if n e c e s s a r y , men could be im- ages of 18 and 26. The ages could T h r e e men in a t u b . " and going mediately sent out for training. be changed to 18-20 or 19-21. The through the junnle alter (i.S. meetThere are several different sys r e g i s t r a t i o n program would run ings 1 love you. Timeless friends. t e m s u s e d in d e t e r m i n i n g who $22 million. Pong.
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Renee Robbins. I love ya. 1 love you. I love you. NB To Mike S. Hapijy Valentines Day! To a great guy I wish 1 knew better. Love, I hope to know who! Tusk— Would ya be my valentine! Hope we can do the double days cruise real soon. XOXO Luv. JC. Notre chere Mme Markus: Vraini c n t. n o u s v o u s a i in o n s — beaucoup! Vous etes le mieux piof de I'ecole (presque). Nos conversations pendant le cinquieme heure. elles sont Ires interessantes. Soyezsage! Les folles dans le Francais 5 at 5A To Karen Twork; spend Valentines day with me and I will show what love really is. To M.B.C. Lovola bovs are forever. B.S. To the greatest couple — may you be forever happy. Love. L.J. Dear Scott Johnson. You're the sweetest guy I know. Happy Valentine's Day. Love. Laura. Dear Scottie Johnson: Remember the shower. I l l never forget it. Happy Valentine's Day. Love. J a n e t ( r u b a dub dub) D e a r Scott J o h n s o n . Happy Valentine's Day and are you really that friendly? Dear Sue. I've known you now for a half-a-year And our relationship 1 do hold dear. For you are warm, sweet and understanding. Never selfish or demanding. 1 hope someday you will be mine. But for now be my valentine. Love. Steve. Crowage. Had any love scrimages lately'.' T a c k l e em down! B e a r plane. Scott Johnson — Happy Valentines Day to a great guy. Lots of Love. Kaien. Jim Wakeman — Have a Happy Valentines Day. K. Mike Harris — Let's play some baseball. Love Pam Chris Kauke — Have a T h u p e r Valentines Day. Karen To Lisa — You are my most special friend. .All My Love. Scott Terry O'Brien — We will have to get into more deep political discussions. Love, Pam.
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SOUTHWORDS
FEBRUARY 8, 1980
Hawks Tied for first in Conference By Martin SousiofT
Tonight, the Hawks will lake on a tough Deerfield team in another all-important conference matchup which they must win. Saturday. Maine South will host a n o t h e r tough team. Waukegan East. A l t h o u g h t h i s g a m e is a nonconference battle. Coach SuUins said. ' B o t h games this weekend are vei-\- important for the character development and conference s t a n d i n g s of t h e t e a m . " T h e Hawks have started to jell in recent weeks and may peak around
c o n f e r e n c e and r e g i o n a l championship time. Junior Mark Pankus has added some much needed bench strength of late with the regular five starting to mesh as a unit. I ' s i n g an e f f e c t i v e s t a l l , t h e Maine South Hawks defeated a
big New Trier East team. 33-27. to move into a first place tie with New Trier and Niles West. Coach Sullins unveiled his now famous or i n f a m o u s s t a l l g a m e for a second time and it worked once again. T h e q u i c k Hawks slowed t h e
leers first By .Mike Huyler
The Maine South Varsity Hockey team will take the ice this Sunday at 7:40 p.m. at Oakton rink against crosstown rival Notre Dame. The Notre Dame Dons are presently in third place and post a 9-6-1 record in conference play. The Dons bring the l e a g u e s leading scorer into Sunday nights action. When asked about Sunday's game. Joe Reif. senior right winger, said. ' W e will have to play extremely well and be really up for t h e game. Notre Dame beat second place St. Viator la.st Sunday night 7-2." Since the new yeai-. the Hawks have compiled a 7-1 record in conference action. Also since the first of the year, the t e a m s offence has e.xploded with high scoring games of 18. 16. and 8 goal-s. Maine South presently has seven players among the top ten in scoring. The players are Dave MacArthur. Bob Kuker. Brian Barclay. Curt Barc e l . J o h n Kazuk. J o e Reif. and Barn' Thomas. "The lines have been working t o g e t h e r , finding t h e open man and clicking the passes. .Also, the control of the puck on the power plays has boosted our goal total." e.'iplained Barclay. In North Central Conference action, the Hawks goalies. Mike Serio and Steve Sullivan, have only let in 13 goals in 14 games. Both Mike and Steve are the two leading goalies in the conference. Much of the goalies' success has to go to the underrated defensemcn: Dennis Garrity. Steve Heinol. .Andy Otto. .Mike Robinson, and Dan Szumal.
ball down and played games with, the bigger and much slower Indi-' ans. Maine South was able to do this with a lineup of t h r e e fast g u a r d s - J o h n J e n s e n . Jim Wale-" wander, and Mike McCarthy. They worked the stall game to perfection, moving the ball around, melting the clock down, and waiting for an easy backdoor lay-up by either Bob Ashbrook or John McNeela. Coach Sullins commented. "We slowed them down and m a d e t h e m play o u r game whereas they wore us in the first game up there." If the Hawks continue to play at such a high intensity consistently, they may c o n t i n u e t h e i r season longer than anyone ever imagined at the start of the competition. Sound familiar"?
MS vs WE Tonight, the Maine South wrestling team will compete in their last home meet against Waukegan East at 6:30 p.m. .Mr. Ziemek. varsity wrestling coach, said that the outcome of this meet is very easy to predict because Waukegan East is one of the toughest teams in the Hawk netman John Jensen jumps up and over his opponent In a recent battle. H a w k s ' c o n f e r e n c e . Also, he s t a t e d t h a t on most l e v e l s t h e wrestling team is still ver>- inexperienced in heavy weights. Scott Skoog. a m e m b e r of t h e t h a t t h e H a w k s w o u l d h a v e varsity team, agreed that WaukeKatlileen Buckley The Maine South ooy s varsity claimed a district title. gan E a s t is a t o p - r a t e d t e a m . swim team will participate in the .At the district meet being held Therefore, he does not think the North Division Conference meet at Glenbrook South, t h e Hawks Hawks will do very good overall, h e l d at E v a n s t o n High School are hoping to qualify various indi- but that some of the wre.stlers will tonight, beginning at 7 p.m. viduals for t h e State meet. The do very well individually. .Also, he The Hawks will be involved in 200 yd. medley relay of Rob Cha- feels the main problem with the the ' h a r d e s t c o n f e r e n c e in t h e pin. E r i c Mau. B r a n d t Madsen. heavy weights is lack of experistate." explained coach John Doh- and Jeff Stachelek should be able ence. erty. B e c a u s e of such t e a m s as to be a slate contender. Mau is T o m o r r o w , t h e j u n i o r varsity â&#x20AC;˘ E v a n s t o n a n d New T r i e r East, also aiming to qualify in the 50 yd. and freshmen team will wrestle in who Doherty feels will place first freestyle and the 100 yd. butterlly the North Division Tourney. This a n d s e c o n d , r e s p e c t i v e l y , t h e events. In the 100 yd. fly. Eric has will be at 10 a.m. Mr. Ziemek feels Hawks will c a p t u r e third place. remained undefeated throughout that the junior varsity team will Doherty believes they could battle the e n t i r e season, and in the 50 do average, but that the freshmen against New T r i e r for a second yd. free, he has lost onlv once. team will do outstanding. place. However, he is aiming tow a r d s a first p l a c e t i t l e next w e e k e n d at t h e S t a t e D i s t r i c t meet. "We have an excellent chance to win districts. ' coach Doherty count of the season was a successBv Candy Kidston said. Should the team become vicAfter a slow start, things have ful 6-3. F u r t h e r m o r e , two of the torious on Feb. 16. this would be really picked up for t h e Maine defeats were forfeited because of t h e first t i m e in t h e history of South fencing team. On the Fresh- a lack of team m e m b e r s r a t h e r boy's swimming at Maine South m a n - S o p h o m o r e level, the final than of skill Aside from that, the junior varsity team literally romped over the rest of the competition to win the j.v. conference c h a m p i o n s h i p with l i t t l e difficulty. t l a c h e r w a s a w a r d e d s e v e n t h Rushford finished fourth on Hoor The varsity t e a m finished its exercise. Colleen MacDonald was place. season on a similar upbeat note. a w a r d e d f o u r t h on b a r s . T h e On Sat.. Feb. 2. the junior varsiIts 3-7 record is misleading. Three ty t e a m e x e c u t e d fine perform- junior varsity as a whole finished of the midseason meets were extheir season with thi'; meet, placances at their conference meet at tremely close, and the last three .Maine East. Tina Steinhort placed ing fourth. In the 'vords of vaulter were all victories, finishing with a Tiernan Leahy. "It was a great fint h i r d on v a u l t i n g a n d D e b b y triumphant 11-7 defeat over New Tworek placed fourth while Sue ish for a hard fought season I" Trier West. In districts, the team fenced their way to a respectable three-way tie. Coach Czarnik is conservative about the future of his team. Performance at the state tournament will all depend on the luck of the draw. Having only two juniors to lead the team has made inexperience the biggest problem of the year, and has forced the coach to play s e v e r a l sophomores at the varsity level. Curiously enough, t h i s will be o n e of t h e t e a m ' s greatest assets next year. Coach C z a r n i k g i v e s M a i n e S o u t h as good a c h a n c e as a n y o n e next year at state. The team members are even more optimistic, and it is this spirit that has pulled them thiough to the end of their .season.
Hawks in Conference
Fencers finish season
Gymnasts send three to sectionals T h e Varsity g y m n a s t i c s t e a m will send three team members to s e c t i o n a l c o m p e t i t i o n on Wed. Feb. 13 at Niles West. Berths into this meet w e r e achieved at the D i s t r i c t m e e t h e l d F e b . 4. at which Maine South captured second place in a field of seven schools. Sophomore Kerrie Zachary placed fourth on vault, qualifying her for sectionals. .Also representing .Maine South will be Charlcne Numrych on b a r s on which she finished fifth at Maine East. Capt u r i n g both t h i r d in b e a m and filth on floor, senior Mai-y Michu da will compete for the Hawk.s Coach Phyllis Goll was pleased with the district meet. Sectionals, she said, will be hard to predict with strong teams like Maine East. Glenbrook North and South, and Niles Wet participating. â&#x20AC;˘VVe hope to do o u r b e s t a n d q u a l i f y as many as possible for stale comp e t i t i o n . ' which takes p l a c e on Feb. 22 and 23 at Palantine. Also placing in Disticls. but not qualifying for Sectionals, senior Cindy B r a u n finished fifth alla r o u n d . Dina DiBrito c a p t u r e d sixth on beam. On bars. Holly Mit-
Senior Cindy Braun displays her talent on the balance beam In a recent gymnastics meet, (photo by Sean Rellly)
Southwurds salutes Maine South graduates participating In the 1980 winter Olympics in Lake Placed. New York: Nancy Swider. competing in speedskatint;: David Santee. figure skating.