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1. Who is the Bengals' Player
Representative?
2. In Canadian football, how
many downs is a team allowed
in which to get a first down?
3. What Major League Baseball
October 8, 1982
Indian Hill High School
Cincinnati, Ohio 45243
CtChief tain
John Lilly wins NCTE writing award-
manager earned his first divi-
sional title this year in 23
by Kurt Dusterberg
l3 years as a manager?
4. Reds' pitcher Mario Soto last
Saturday broke the Reds' sea- by Win Wells and Paul Smith
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were eligible to enter the rom- - One ot them was an exam essay English Department. The De-
son strike-out record formerly Senior John Lilly recently petition. The maximum number on The American Dream which he partment's past record shows this
All I hear about the NF L
strike is that nobody wins. held by whom? won the National Council of of entries from each was limited had previously written. The clearly. For the last 11 years an
Except the Cleveland Browns. photo by Chris Eaton 5. The Paris Grand Prix is an Teachers of English Writing by the Council to two. second was a timed essay, which I.H. student has won the
Maybe you missed it, but The fans jammed "All American Football" stadium in Kenwood to see event in what sport? Achievement award. To win the award, Lilly sub- he wrote about the importance of Council's award. Last year's re-
while the rest of the National a bigger-than4ife Glen Cameron try to hoId the Cleveland Browns' Lilly, along with Peter Carr, mitted two essays last spring. writing in light of modem tech- cipient of this award was John
Football League's players spent offense. ANSWERS represented IH in the writing nology. Lilly had one hour to Ries.
the third weekend of football competition. Carr has yet to hear compie.te the latter essay. When Lilly has won several English
disk, followed by a complicated Pete Johnson and Mike Pruitt.
playing with the kids or giving the reading of a spinning dial (once it Cleveland got in the endzone first from the NCTE. asked about his entries Lilly awards throughout his high school
The council recognized 850 commented, "I felt that both career. Three years ago he was a
dog a bath, the Cleveland Browns had stopped, of course). on a 49 pass play from Sipe to
and Cincinnati Bengals played out of 7,000 high school student were pretty good." member of I.H.'s freshman Eng-
This system has some major Reggie Rucker. Don't ask for a
their regularly scheduled game in shortcomings. For example, on description of the score. The dial participants throughout the Lilly, along with the other 850 lish team which placed first in the
the privacy of my home. Sorry fourth down and twenty, the landed on "49 yard completion." country for their outstanding winners will be listed in a book of Ohio district. During his sopho-
Bengal fans, the Browns slipped writing ability. recognition sent out by the more year he placed third in the
Bengals ran off tackle. The Ben- The Bengals defense was defend-
past our AFC champs, 17-13. gals also threw the bomb on ing against the draw play. The National Council of Tea- National Council. This book will state individually. Lilly also re-
I know, you don't think I t e second and goal from the two. Pete Johnson plowed in for a chers of English is a professional be sent to universities across the cently achieved National Merit
got both goal posts in the air. Let But to justify such illogical plays, score from five yards out late in said Louis Breeden intercepted organization consisting of mem- nation and will serve as a recom- semi-finalist ranking.
me explain. a l l I had t o do was think back to the first quarter, and Jim Breech for the Bengals rather than Riley, bers from all levels of instruction. mendation for the winners. NCTE recommends the award
During last year's baseball added a field goal from 37 yards he would have returned it for a The goal of the council is to in- Lily is now eligible to enter finalists for college admissions
the days when Homer Rice was
strike, sportscasters staged coach. out to give the Bengals a 10-7 lead score. crease the effectiveness of tea- another writing competition, this and scholarships. Their names are
imaginary dream games. I figured I also have a system to deter- at the half. Breech's field goal On a happy note, no players chers in teaching the English being the Scholastic Writing sent to admissions offices and
if the 1927 Yankees could play was set up by a Ken Riley inter- were injured in the game. I'm language and literature in the na- Awards to be held later this year. English department chairpersons
mine who plays and who is the
the 1976 Reds, why can't the fairly certain of this because there tion's schools and colleges. NCTE Upon Lilly's request, the National at over 3000 U.S. colleges and
goat or the hero. Basically, it's ception. Why Ken Riley? I like
Bengals and Browns play their whoever I want. I kept a few him. is not an "injury" disk. Can you furnishes such teaching aids as Council of English Teachers wiU universities, so the award should
scheduled game? That is when I stats just for kicks. Ken Ander- Cleveland tied the game at imagine spinning the dial only t o books and recordings, and it pub- submit for him one of his winning help LiUy get into the college of
son was 15-for-26 with two inter- 10-10 on a 34 yard field goal, but to find your free safety has lishes several professional journals essays to the Scholastic Writing his choice, which is &ward.
pulled out an old game made by
damaged knee cartilage? such as College English and Eng- Senior John Lilly was nationally competition.
Cadaco called "All American ceptions for 210 yards. Brian Breech hit a 47 yarder to put the
lish Journal. recognized for his outstanding Lilly's award is yet another
Football." Sipe had a great day, hitting 16 of Bengals back on top by three. Granted, the choice of plays All high schools in the U.S.
Several years ago I played the 23 passes for 251 yards and two Midway through the fourth writing ability. mark of excellence for the I.H.
may be a little off beat and I'm
I had a system that worked. Both teams had good scoring 17-13 in the Browns favor. this or watching the Calgary Currently, 400 students are
by Ken Jones Indian Hill students in the "It was on the plane ride back involved with Straight, and the
That's all that mattered. Each chances early in the iirst quarter, I'm not sure what went wrong. Stampeders vs. the Winnipeg Blue Indian Hill School District National Straight Organization in that I decided I was going t o
play involved the random selec- but fumbted inside the ten yard Maybe I should have let Turk Bombers in the Canadian Football facility at Mt. Repose can not
Superintendent Dr. Robert B o s St. Petersburg. They said that a help," stated Dr. Boston. 'We handle all the students wishing t o
tion of an offensive and defensive line. I blamed the fumbles on Schoenert play. Maybe if I had League. ton was presented with an award Straight program was needed drew up a time schedule and enroll. Therefore. an expansion of
PUZZLE, from p. 7
matics in an almost perfect bal- which. Also, if P and R are both 19 Retsnoms who were there. that one as much as I do. Check
in connection with his efforts in
obtaining a Straight Inc. drug re-
habilitation center in the Cincin-
desperately in Cincinnati to save
the expenses of constantly travel-
ling to St. Petersburg for treat-
committed ourselves to it and
within six months we had a
Straight program in Cincinnati
the building has been
double the possible working load
and assure a place for all those
to
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ance. The answers are numbers, Two left, leaving 17 Retsnoms, in the next issue for another nati area. men t. with fifty students already en- who need help.
factorable, then the product PR
but the method for determining each with 17 eyes, giving a total mindbender from the rich world The award was presented at a
will have more factors than P and
them is largely one of nonmathe- eye count of 289 in the room. of logic. banquet attended by representa-
R. Again, this would not fit the
matical reason. I hope that all of you enjoued tive delegates from the church,
described condition. Therefore, P I
The fvst problem asks for the and R must be equal and non- the schools, the judicial system,
number of ears and Retsnoms in factorable or prime. Now that we
GOLF, from -p. 13 local industries, and various con-
the restauant, as well as the know what our restrictions are, in first and the Squaws in last. cerned parents of Cincinnati.
victory of the season against
number of ears per Retsnom. we can deal with a much more The girls were tripped up in I Their purpose was to confirm
Taylor. Despite the extremetly
Clearly, if we replace the words manageable set of selections. In their first match of the season by the continuation of the Straight
hilly Shawnee Lookout course,
"ears," "ears per Retsnom" and fact, there are only two prime a surprisingly strong Centerville program in Cincinnati. The main
the girls finished with a convin-
"Retsnoms" with the respective squares between 170 and 520. team at River Fend September speaker of the night was Dr.
cing win, 228-265. McVicker was
letters E, P and R, we need only They are 289, the square of 17, Robert L. DuPont, Director of
medalist with a 45. 9. Although the girls lost 202-
find two of the three numbers, and 361, which is 19 squared. 243, senior Ann Stuart had on of the National Institute on Drug
In its fust home match of
because PR=E. Our task can then Since you know that the number her best rounds ever. "I played a Abuse in Washington. His subject
the season, the team hosted Mid-
be simplified as finding R and P. of eyes is less than the number of really strong game. It's too bad was the problem of drug abuse in
dletown and Greenville on the
Well, in the fust place, if P and R the last ten years and what has
ears, you have all your answers. rain-soaked Camargo Country we had to lose. I'm sure we'll
been done to reverse its spreading . ,A .# - e -2
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were two different numbers, then Originally there were 361 ears in Club course. The final scores beat them, however, when they , C , F , [ \
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you would not know whch was trend. architecturai drawingby ~ a k kR. Gore
the room, distributed at a rate of were 230-273-282 with Greenville come to Camargo," Stuart said. Dr. Boston became involved Pictured at left is the proposed expansion or the Straight I ~ c kacility
. located in Mt. Repose. The expanded
with Straight when he visited four facility may double Straight's capabilities and assure a place for all those who need help.
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w a y of the woods
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as I see it
Bergman offers another
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Wessinger resorts to 'wild life'
had no troubles
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bear, but was
laurels of ~ a s attainments.
t Nor should each student in favor of the current pep ratly ics, and, most especially, the Arts, kicked in a comer kick. Chris
by Shelley Stanforth about their chances. Hiett had the ball kicked out of
go berserk upon hearing of another IH student's sue- policy can best be examined if it terribly disproportionate. It The varsity girl's soccer team
Hall scored twice while Holly
is molded to fit the opinion of the would be very nice if an occa- The Squaws lost a heart- her hands on the first Sycamore Rodes managed a hat trick.
opened the EHL t ~ ~ r ~ ~ a m a e n breaker
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cesses. On the We just a'r1itt1e stating stereotypical, ever energetic, al- sional assembly, also optional,
much improved team. This Year
to Sycamore, 2-1, in the goal. The Squaw's goal was Robin Hiett earned. the shut-out.
of the facts is necessary t o put things in perspective; ways cheerful student with spirit would be held for the purpose of opening round. The winning goal headed in by Robin Bransom off One game the Squaws felt
is the first for the tournament, was scored on a penalty kick with a comer kick. they should have won but did not
'0 bum. That student Steps for- recognizing and encouraging those
we have a whole lot to be proud of and a little pride and the Squaws are optimistic two seconds left. Goalie Robin Having lost to Sycamore, 5-0, came against Loveland. The score
ward to say pep rallies are an students, and there are many at
never hurt anyone. excellent and essential part of any our school, who excel in non- early in the season, the Squaws ended u p 1-1 thanks to Chris
campaign to raise school spirit. athletic areas. were ready to retaliate. Coach Hall's penalty kick. Freshman
They are the best ways to show I certainly dori't want to come McFadden said, ''They were lucky Julie Picker played strong defense
full school support to our sports across as being against sports. I to win that game and know it." at stopper to hold Loveland to
STAFF program.
Sports are an important part
am as proud as anyone of our
teams. I wish them well and
The girls knew that they were
prepared for the Sycamore game
one goal.
The Squaws turned their
Chieftain is written, corn- Photographer Eaton of air school life, and the people rejoice in their successes. I offer because of their performance in season around in a 1-0 win over
posed, printed and sold as an Typsetters savithri Raju, who participate and excel in them hearty ~ ~ n g r a t ~ l atot i all
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~ the Kettering Alter game. The Madiera. It was the team's fnst
extra-curricular activity by the . Karen Wiedemer should be iven all the credit we
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volved. The question 1 hope to Dayton team had shut out Cin- league victo~y. The Squaws
students of Indian Hill High Contributers Chris Hugs can give them. Making the as- raise is not one of value but, cinnati's best in previous games. controlled the game, keeping the
School, 6845 Drake Rd., Cincin- Rosemary Ward, Scott Kra- With an outstanding performance
nati, Ohio 45243. semblies mandatory is the only rather one of balance. I offer my ball in Madeira's end of the field
vetz, Win Wells, John Berg-
Sponsor Wm. P. Kincaid man, ~ o u gThompson, GUS Way that the school has for point of view with no intention to the Squaws only lost 2-0. but not scoring until late in the
Editors Kurt Dusterberg Gordon, Ken Jones, Elbie insuring the maximum acceptance offend anyone, but with the hope In a close game at Milford the 4th quarter when Shelley
Chris Schmalz
Richard Stradling
Shelley Stanforth, of the cause - student participa- that it will be considered as an Squaws again were scored on in Stanforth kicked one in. ,The
Brad Smith, Duff Lanagan the final minutes of the game.
tion. Besides, a little noise is a victory helped set the scene for
News Editors John Christine
Ron Zesch
Kevin Walzer. Peter Carr.
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small ~ r i c e to P ~ Yfor the
alternative idea.
news short The game ended up tied, 1-1. the rest of the season.
Assistant News Editor Dorward. Brian Rowe. Law- boosting of morale that we all Birdie Manzler scored the lone Having come back from a slow
Nancy Hopple
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goal for Indian Hill.
Sports Editors Paul Monach
Dwight Poffenberger
rence Gallant, Janet Nicolas,
Jeff Gibson, David Stradling
need from time to time.
As I see it, there are certain
1H Key Club Sponsors The fnst game the Squaws
start the Squaws are optimistic
about sectional play. Their fust
Production Staff Todd
Magazine Editors Nancy Hopple basic problems with the present finally put it all together was game is against Cincinnati
Kitsa Tassia n
Adrien, Vicki Camardo, Law-
rence Gallant. Barbara Hug,
bake sale next Tuesday a 2-1 win over Ursula. Holly Country Day. The Squaws then
Assistant Magazine Editor
pep rally program. Basically, the
Chris Hug, AlfonSO Borja Mor- Rodes and Chris Hall put the ball face Anderson if they win.
Elizabeth Smith problems can be put into the The Key Club will be sponsor-
ant, Janet Nicolas, Joel Ruff,
category of over-emphasis. In the in the net. As a team the Squaws Anderson is top seed in the city,
Chief Typesetter Diane Remmell Kevin Walzer, Elizabeth Gor- ing a bake sale next Tuesday.
Production Managers Ken Jones first place, the very essence of the played their best game of the but is not unbeatable. The
man. Joe Alexander. Jennifer Proceeds from this sale and the as
itk ken. season.
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David Stradling David ~ r a h a m , Dan photo by Chris Eaton Squaws are now amious to get by
word "spidt." students and fac- of yet undecided November fund-
Business/Circulation Managers Holly Rodes puts her shoulder into a Deer Park fullback in hopes of The Squaws biggest win of the
Ron Jones
RosenthalfAndy Rob ulty can encourage other students raising project will benefit Easter Anderson and hope to get another
McVicker, Margot Ayers controlling the ball. year came against Deer Park, 6-0.
Paul Smith to become involved, and they %als. shot at Sycamore.
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8,1982 CHIEFTAIN page 3
thousands of Jewish survivors of
-slammed
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u t t h faces,
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by Paul Monach at Oxford on Tuesday. Although meet, and this is their home their division, missing second by by Scott Kravetz Balfour Declaration, which state called TransJordan and put them in their own con-
The cross country team-has the Braves lost, 25-33, it was still course." Wyoming is currently only two points. Stradling's third Sunday, June 7, 1981, 4:41 recognized the fact that Jews had (Jordan). centration camps The Jews in
had mixed success recently but a good showing, because the team the top-ranked AA team in the place finish and McVicker's tenth P.M. fourteen Israeli jets roar maintained direct ties with their In 1939, World War I1 started, Palestine could not accept this
has continued to dominate EHL was minus three runners due to city. Top times for the Braves place led the team and were good down the runways at Etzion Air homeland for over 3,000 years, which saw Jewish volunteers from and organized underground
competition. The team has been illness and iniury. Richard Strad- were posted by Stradling and Paul for medals. This meet was a Force Base in the Sinai Desert and pledged British support for Palestine fighting with the British groups to fight the British.
preparing for the EHL meet next ling finished first for the first time Monach on the hilly course. definite improvement over a third Their target: the Iraqi nuclear the establishment of a Jewish against the Nazis, while Hitler and In November of 1947, the
Tuesday at Sycamore high school this year after many second and The Braves' most recent EHL place finish to Hamilton and Tay- complex at El-Tuwaitha 10.5 homeland in Palestine. his killers wiped out the Jewish United Nations Gereral Assembly
with hard workouts and meets third place finishes. Rob meet came at Glen Este on Sep- lor at Hamilton four days earlier. miles Southeast of Bagdad. In 1922, the League of communities of Europe. Millions terminated the British mandate
leading up to the EHL Coach McVicker finished fourth overall tember 27. The Braves, with 33 The girls' cross country team, Two hours later, after exe- Nations formally entrusted the of men, women, and children, by approving the Partition Plan. .
Jim Benken expressed himself and second on the team. points, easily defeated Glen Este, although not fielding the required cuting operation Babylon with British with a Mandate which was who commited no crimes, were This plan divided Palestine into .
plainly, "I won't be too happy if The team's previous match with 65, and Madeira, with 68, five runners, has shown a great awesome precision, these aircraft to incorporate the Balfour Decla- herded into death camps and two states, one Arab and one
we don't finish second in the was at Wyoming on Wednesday, while narrowly missing non-league deal of progress recently. The would be on their way back home ration. The mandate stretched murdered in Hitler's gas cham- Jewish. .
league." Defending champion September 29. While this was Norwood, with 27 points. Strad- team, consisting of junior and top to Israel, leaving the Osirak nuc- across both sides of the Jordan bers. - On May 14,1948, the People's '
Sycamore will almost certainly re- also a setback, this time by a ling and McVicker once again led runner Barb Neu and sophomores lear reactor in flaming ruins. River, including the West Bank. Although not quick to admit Council proclaimed the estab-
it, the governments of America, . . lishrnent of the state of Israel. On
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The Braves' most recent con- the meet a success. 'We gained - is considered an act- of "barbaric England, and other allied nation6 * that same day, the British handed
the oil rich Arabs, the British cut
The team's most impressive and Stephanie Savage, has run in
frontation was against Talawanda points on them from our last finish came at the Sycamore Invi- four of the last five meets the var- aggression" by many people. away 80% of the Jewish knew about these atrocities long over their heavy weapons and
sity has run. Sometimes there are These people obviously do not homeland according to the before these camps were liberated strategic positions to the Arab$.
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more AAA sectional division was When discussing her sectional The team is also doing very want to go all the way and we United States in such a manner, involved? Moslem world declared fieir
tough. Indian Hill, Middletown, title, Abbott stated, "Lynn and I well in league play. In the past know we can." would you expect President 38% negotiations only 53% what we did aims: "the total annihilation of
Ursuline. and Turpin dominated did it, Angela did it, the whole few weeks they have had wins Reagan to wait until Washington Israel and the Jewish people."
had been blown off the map
9% other: Here, most responses suggested The Arab Higher Executive
sports
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short SOCCER, from p. 11 before he reacted? that the U.S. get involved with urged all Moslems to leave their
mented, 'We played our game not it In the Braves 9-0 romp over The Iraqi nuclear reactor jobs in Israel and vacate the
more military support for
Runners dash Mariemont, CCD
Milford's." The fourth quarter Deer Park. The coaches tried t o incident is just one more chapter country. The reason given was,
remained scoreless m e , *kst not run up the score but found it in the endless book of Israel's Israel. upon the British withdrawal, the
The varsity cross country team by taking the top two places wi&
half. The win left the Braves in difficult. Fullbacks Andy Hall fight for survival while totally *note: Only 70% of the 100 students polled combined Arab armies would
was victorious in their home meet second place a half game behind and Curtis Ott even found the surrounded and almost hoplessly answered question 3. crush Israel and "drive the Jews
times of 17:33 and 18: 11, re- Glen Este going into the touma- opponent's net on this fun outnumbered by her many into the sea." The British Police
yesterday. The Braves, who spectivelv,
- . over the three-mile
placed five runners in the top ment. evening. enemies. reported,"every effort is being
course. This was the Braves' last 4. Do you feel that it is in our country's best
eight places for 24 points, de- The Braves were able to stay The Braves had come off two Israel's struggle for existance made by the Jews to persuade the
regular season meet; the EHL
feated Mariemont, with 41, and meet is next Tuesday at Sycamore
among the league's leaders by close, non-league victories going has gone on for 34 years,but she interest to support Israel? Arab populace to stay and carry
defeating a stubborn bunch of into the Deer Park game. They is not any closer to peace than in 44% yes on with their normal lives."
Country Day, with 59. High School, and the Sectionals
Tigers from Loveland, 3-2. The defeated Purcell 3-1 and Coving-
34% no 22% don't know But, the Palestinians, were
Richard Stradling and Rob 1948, when Israel fought her War
are next Saturday at Princeton
McVicker led the team to victory Braves struck fvst with a ton Catholic 2-0. In the Coving- of Independance against the afraid their Arab brothers would
High School. grounder off Dave Rhodenbaugh's 5. Should the U.S. treat other allies with the same
ton Catholic game the players Arabs. The recent history of the regard them as renegades for re-
instep. Then Steve Womack stuck couldn't slide because spikes and Arab-Israeli struggle follows, amount of support they have given Israel? ceiving Jewish protection. When
a high line drive that hit the metal pipe tops covered the field. showing how the Middle East of the swift victory promised by the
crossbar and spun in. With the 55% yes 19% no 26% don't know
Legends to be distributed M o n d a y lead the Braves played too defen-
Mitch Theuring had both goals for
the Braves.
today come to be.
In 1878, Jewish refugees
Arab leaders never came about,
the 550,OO Arabs who left their
by Joe Chieftain basis. sively. Loveland got right back In the Purcell contest the ath- started to migrate to Palestine in 6. Do you feel that U.S. foreign policy should be homes became refugees.
The 1981-82 Legend year- Mr. Tom Norman, Legend into the game with two goals - letes on both sides got hot tem- large numbers often being forced This however, is not the only
books will be ready for distribu- sponsor, was ''happy" with the bang, bang. With only a couple
isolation or involvement?
pered. Jeff Graham somehow out of Russia by pogroms (mas- refugee problem created by the
tion the week of Monday, Octo- overall quality of the yearbook, minutes left Mitch Theuring got managed to tackle an opponent sacres). At this time, Palestine 9% isolatidn 82% involvement Arab agression. Over 800,000
ber 11. Students who ordered commenting, 'The advanced copy tripped in the penalty box. Dave wthout the referee seeing. was controlled by the Turks. Jews were forced out of their
yearbooks may pick up their looks beautiful." Norman added, Rhodenbaugh calmly put in the Winning ten in a row is a feat In 1917, Gereral Allenby of native Arab countries by Moslem
copies in the Student Service 'The color in the Senior Section penalty shot to ice another vic-
7. In general, do you feel that the U.S. is effective
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never before accomplished by an Britain marched into Jerusalem terrorists. These people didn't
Center during lunch next week. is superior." tory and keep the winning streak Indian Hill soccer team. Whatever and put an end to nearly four in the role of solving problems between na-
According to the order, 17 Chieftain News Editor Ron alive. the Braves are doing it must be centuries of Ottoman rule over tions? see ISRAELI ACTIONS, .
extra copies are being sent. These Zesch feels that, although it is The team gave Scott Lyon right. If they keep it up you the Holy Land. Later in that P-5
extra copies may be purchased for Legend, "It is kinda good and another opportunity for a shut-
34% yes 45% no 20% don't know
might see Indian Hill playing for same year, the British stated the
$20.00 on a fust come, first serve stuff." out, and he took full advantage of the state championship.
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tember 2 1 against Princeton.
Golfers t o take 3-3 record to GreenviIIe Although the girls were forced t o
SG aDDlauds student
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that tonight is Homecoming.
dance
feature the band The Cheaters.
Thompson, the Braves are unde-
feated in their last six games.
Coach Thompson said, ''The im-
attended high school and lives
today. He wanted to win this
game very badly. Indian Hill
On September 25, the team
played Mariemont in an E.H.L.
game. The game was scoreless
Braves' overall play was terrible.
The only bright spot in the attack
was a goal scored b l Mike Cook.
After weeks of "talking" rooms near the SSC. monthly fifth period meetings. Tickets are seven dollars and will ' provement has been fantastic. In scored first with a goal by Metz- through the first half. Late in the However, Thompson has been
about it, the SG bulletin board The suggestion was made to These students may actively par- be on sale at the door. The dance the last two weeks it has been ger, but Lakota came back with third quarter the Braves scored happy with the Braves' play in the
has finally been erected. have doors put on the stalls in the ticipate in the meetings or just will run from nine until twelve in unbelievable. When my players one goal in the third quarter and their first goal on a deflected shot last five games. He is also "look-
Though the board's use has men's room. These doors were observe what goes on and pass the cafeteria. want it badly, they are as good as another with five minutes left in by Brad Smith. Metzger scored ing forwqd to the rest of this sea-
been somewhat limited, the sug- iiistalled on Thursday and we this knowledge on to their peers. We hope everyone's year is anyone in the city." the game. After that goal the two goals in the fourth quarter son and to next season."
gestion box has seen some action. hope they can remain there. After weeks of intense debate, going along nicely. Remember t o The highlight of the season Braves kept the ball on Lakota's for the Braves to comdete the - .
We have recieved a lot of garbage We will soon be implementing' the forum committee has finally take advantage of the SG bulletin came when-the d raves tied Ander-
(i-e. "Naked Day"), but a few our class cabinet program. As in decided on Star Wars as its Octo- board and the suggestion box. If son last Thursday, 1-1.- The
honest suggestions were made years past, students who are not ber 20 forum. there's something you'd like to Braves played their best game of
also. These suggestions are elected SG members will have the Unless you just transferred to see done, let us know about it and the season in becoming the first
brought before an administrator opportunity to attend our IH today, you probably know we'll see what we can do. team to even tie Anderson, the
who either explains why things top-ranked team in the city. The
are as they are or sees what can be Braves were also the first team to . .
that the bathrooms in the back Following the tradition set by keeper, Dame Goodwit, offers to something for everyone. It's well. Captain Marty Spritzer
hall be opened, vice-principal children's plays of the past, this help the poor little rich girl find part comedy, part drama, part remarked, 'We came out to kick
Gary Gellert says that there was year's cast is made up of predom- enjoyment. Dame Goodwit magic show and part circus. It butt, because they are the best." .* .*.
some lli:;cussion on doing so, but inately new drama club members. shows Esmerelda the simple, good has singing, dancing, risque jokes, The Braves tied Turpin on '
that because the poor location Stephanie Curtin, a veteran of one life and after a certain amount of flute concertos and even cute September 28 in a game in which - -- -
makes supervision a problem, it previous production, stars as the readjustment our snobby little animals. there weren't any referees. Both
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of 'the listener. on top, 4-1. The second half the
tion of degrees." not you are president of an organ- e make far more acguain- This Wednesday the varsity
soccer Braves suffered a traumatic I Braves substituted regularly, only
This message was conveyed by
self-esteem consultant and lec-
turer Bill McGrane when he spoke
at Indian Hill's last activity period
ization. High self-esteem means
you can communicate rather than
argue. You don't tell people
things, you share them.
-. .
"a,
tmces than we do friend-
ships. True friends are really few
and far between. I think a friend
is someone who accepts you even
setback, losing 2-1 to Eoveland in
overtime, eliminating a possible
EHL championship. The game
- scoring one more on a deflection
shot by Dwight Poffenberger.
The regular season ended with
puts Indian Hill in either third or the Braves romping Clermont
September 22. The lecture was "If you haw achieved it you after he gets to know you."
fourth place for the EHL tourna-
re Northeast, 5-0. This year is the
entitled, "Self-esteem: How to can accept people, listen, not McGrane accepts the idea that
ment, depending on Saturday's i first for Northeast soccer. Scott
get along with yourself and condemn, and enjoy being with sometimes it is necessary to Lyon recorded his fifth shutout in
yourself." game. The team finished second
others." deviate from one's own standards goal which places him tied for
McGrane has a thirty day , in regular season play.
McCrane spoke about several 'Sf you determine the appropri- first place among Cincinnati's
action plan to achieve self-esteem After the emotional loss coach
aspects of the influences that ef- ateness of your action and you goalies. When asked if he likes his
upon making six affirmations: Stertmeyer told the players to
I fect self-esteem with peer pressure are clear on what you believe. new position as keeper Lyon said,
and relationships stressed as major * I now accept myself totally *- -5
Floyd was number one on the musician's life told by a series of velops the drama. heroin addict. the game. When the ball did get sically "psyched" for the game.
chats in 1981. When Roger flashbacks, hallucinations, and il- Pink's life is revealed to be one In his own hotel room, Pink is past them Paula Distler or Paula A week earlier, the squad met
Waters, leader of the musical lusions. The protagonist Pink of alienation. With no living fa- nearing death from an overdose
,-..----. .. -.-- -.+ : .{ Greeno would feed it back up to Seven Hills at Seven Hills. The
group, announced that he planned Floyd sits in front of a TV set in ther, he suffocates in the environ- and begins to hallucinate a trial in I them. Links Mary Howe and Kris Squaws defeated Seven Hills, 3-1,
to create a motion picture based an L.A. hotel room and spaces' ment of a dominant mother. which he is the defendent being Brockmann played aggressively but the victory was tainted.
t and skillfully, dodging Summit's
on this album, the media groaned out as a result of his mental illness Pink's social life collapses as prosecuted by the whole of socie- Although the Squaws played well,
with the belief that Pink Floyd and heroin indulgence, and the tyrannical teachers ridicule the forward line and halfbacks and they were not satisfied with their
had finally turned commercial
and "was in it for the bucks."
audience shares the final though13
QfPink.
lad and attempt to quash his artis-
tic talents. As a young schoolboy,
ty. The trial ends in the destruc-
tion of Pink Floyd's emotional .
- . -, g. . -
:
feeding the ball to their own line
players. Amy Wiatt, Lisa More,
endurance and spirit in the game.
Though the team lost their last
wall that he has been constructing Ly~4*$,e% . r r r?
!,%+*a.
However, the release of the The various scenes may be a +$& .. I Laure Hallam and Tori Hoskin game, the team is not discour-
i s
1. :
7
-7
f
.
.
.- ,,*;. ? d , + b . ' . . . '
*:
ti
* -
aged. They feel they'll win their
realistic or in chronological or- meat grinders by frightening world. With its destruction, he '.k$ .$-I3
z (.)
' ,
> . * .
On September 23, the Squaws next five games and win Section-
overtones. Roger Waters and his der, but all scenes are related in teachers. overdoses at a deadly level.
1 I '
of -bleak filming and surrealistic particularly enjoys working with the Mariemont Village Players.
by Peter Cars matured into poetic imagery sung "Much Better Reason."
animation from Gerald Scarfe.
Such powerful compositions by
--- Z
seniors. ''It gives me an oppor-
tunity to discuss ideas and to
"If I had more time, I'd act with
them" she says. However, she
photo by Chris examine the artistry of literature finds time to take advantage of
With the apparent success of in his unique, angelic voice. A As usual, Anderson's lyrics Pink Ftoyd as "Goodbye Blue
writers; at the same time, I enjoy Cincinnati's Performing Arts,
the newest supergroup Asia, it collection of well-known musi- contain forceful themes and Sky" and "Empty Spaces'' are As can be s&by this picture, Miss Selrer's back and ready for action. the lively discussion.'^ chiefly at the symphony and
becomes increasingly easy to cians ranging from Jack Bruce to imagery. Such themes as Chris- supplemented by Scarfe's apoco-
forget that Asia's incredible gui- the Brazil Idiots complement this lyptic animation with symbolic opera, and at the Playhouse.
tianity, the honors of a nuclear
taristdteve Howe, was at one
time a major driving force in the
voice creating a harmonious war, prostitution, and a natural sketches of blood, skeletons, and Puzzle employs logic, math and Retsnoms She expresses a fondness for
pictures of clowns. "I don't
musical whole. child-birth are present in Anima- oppressive hammers. The ele-
by John Bergman some Retsnoms left the room. many left, how many ears each know why, but I've always liked
now defunct group Yes. Jon Anderson covers a tre- tion. Jon's graceful lyrics are de- ments of film, animation, and
This week, I have decided to There were now between 170 and had and how many eyes each had. them."
Howe has certainly retained mendous amount of ground with livered atop a musical tempest of music all combine to create a
his popularity, but what has be- throw a mathematical puzzle into 520 eyes in the room, and there Try to solve this intriguing prob- Because she brings many as-
the nine tracks on Animation. fresh melodies, rhythms and general mood of alienation and'
the bag. Some of you may be was still more than one Retsnom lem logically, or mathematically, pects of teaching, from drama to
come of Yes' other mystical in- Side one consists of four superb sounds. The elements of poetry doom.
slightly turned off by the num- in the room. If I tell you how before consulting the wonderfully literature (and an occasional
gredient, vocalist Jon Anderson? compositions including the force- and music combine to create a Roger Waters probably based bers, but I advise you to give it a many eyes there were, you would simple answer. clown) into the classroom, her
Emerging from the crippled Yes, ful "Olympia" which is about delightful, sensuous album that this chilling motion picture on the
try, since there is a great deal of know how many Retsnoms there students regard her not as an or-
Jon recorded his fust solo album, Vangelis' electronic music, "Ad- personifies Jon Anderson's rare life of his companion Syd Barrett,
logic to finding the answer. were and how many eyes each ANSWER TO THE RETSNOMS dinary English teacher, but as one
Song of Seven. This work met mation," a sentimental piece re- talent. Jon is touring the United who was one of the original
with little commercial success, Remember that each answer had. Each Retsnom has fewer who is willing to bring in "ideas,
calling the recent birth of Jon's States with his band Animation founders of Pink Floyd. Syd has
Uat I ask for is completely pos- eyes than ears. The above in- I find this problem very in- arguments - I wouldn't go so far
for, compared to his earlier son, and the swinging "All in a and was recently featured on the long since vanished from the rock
sible to find. formation is, believe it or not, all teresting because it combines to say violent ones, but it's never
albums, Song of Seven is a dis- Matter of Time," which has re- King Biscuit Flour Hour as he and roll scene, but his presence you need to tell me how many elements of logic and mathe- boring7' in the words of one of
appointingly weak composition. ceived considerable air-time on performed many cuts off of Ani- remains in all of Pink Floyd's Retsnoms there were in the
Anderson then proceeded to local radio stations. On side two, mation live. Unfortunately, Jon compostitions - especially The
THE RETSNOMS
Many light-years away from beginning of the problem, how see PUZZLE, p. 16
her former students.
pass time in the studio with eIec- Jon reaches out into experimental Anderson is not coming anywhere Wall. earth, there is a very interesting
tronic-music innovator Vangelis. boundaries with such rhythm- near Cincinnati as of yet, but his Although the universal themes planet called Zardex. The inhab-
From these sessions emerged two ically invigorating electronic latest work of art, Animation, is of loneliness and death are pre- itants of this plant, Retsnoms,
separate albums Short Stories and pieces_ . e "Prec~ure.Pobt;' and available in the area. sent in the f h ,its appeal may be have some very strange character-
The Friends of Mr. Cairo. Mr. narrow, for to appreciate the film, istics. They are all identical, and
Cairo proved rhythmically electri- the viewer must be somewhat all of their facial features are in
fying and a pleasure to listen to,
but Short Stories hasn't even been Where do the aood acts ao? V V
familiar with the music of Pink
Floyd. As a result, the film may
different numbers than ours.
One of the towns on Zardex
Riverfront Coliseum not do too well commercially and
released in the United States.
Abandoning Vangelis' innovative -
Bmry Manilow - Oct. 26 bringing thought she was dead can only be enjoyed t o its fullest
has a very fine restaurant at which
you can often find "several" Ret-
eleccentricity, Jon returned to the his "old songs" extent by fans of Pink Floyd.
studio with a conventional Van Halen - Nov. 5 - get some Millet Hdl, Miami U. However, the film is graphically
snoms gathered. On one particu-
haircuts Go Go's with A Flock of Seagulls lar day, there were between 170
"band" and has recently released innovative and emotionally in- and 520 ears in the restaurant.
his fourth work since the demise - Oct. 9, 8:00 - the great home- vigorating. There was more than one Ret-
of Yes, Animation. UD Arena coming alternative The film's overall effect may snom in the room; but if I tell
Aninurtion is AU Eddie Money with The Michael be summed up by two rather loud
of J ~ kademark
~ ' ~ leap Stanley Band - Oct 13, 7:30 - TaftTheatre viewers who sat behind me in the
you exactly how many ears there
from the speakers creating vivid worth the money -
Spyrogyra - Oct. 22, 8:OO what- theater:
were, you would know how many
images of broad scope. ~ ~ Ooshy,
d ~ StiZZs~and Nash
- - Nov. 3 - ever "This is such a wierd movie."
Retsnoms there were and how
son's abstract lyrics of Yes have Young -
Gallager Oct. 23 - watermelon "Yeah, but isn't it great?!"
many ears each had. Suddenly,
-
Diana Ross - Oct. 24, 8:00 Ken humor
Page 8 CHIEFTAIN October 8,1982 October 8, 1982 CHIEFTAIN Page 9
m y summer my corpse, they decided to feed
of -bleak filming and surrealistic particularly enjoys working with the Mariemont Village Players.
by Peter Cars matured into poetic imagery sung "Much Better Reason."
animation from Gerald Scarfe.
Such powerful compositions by
--- Z
seniors. ''It gives me an oppor-
tunity to discuss ideas and to
"If I had more time, I'd act with
them" she says. However, she
photo by Chris examine the artistry of literature finds time to take advantage of
With the apparent success of in his unique, angelic voice. A As usual, Anderson's lyrics Pink Ftoyd as "Goodbye Blue
writers; at the same time, I enjoy Cincinnati's Performing Arts,
the newest supergroup Asia, it collection of well-known musi- contain forceful themes and Sky" and "Empty Spaces'' are As can be s&by this picture, Miss Selrer's back and ready for action. the lively discussion.'^ chiefly at the symphony and
becomes increasingly easy to cians ranging from Jack Bruce to imagery. Such themes as Chris- supplemented by Scarfe's apoco-
forget that Asia's incredible gui- the Brazil Idiots complement this lyptic animation with symbolic opera, and at the Playhouse.
tianity, the honors of a nuclear
taristdteve Howe, was at one
time a major driving force in the
voice creating a harmonious war, prostitution, and a natural sketches of blood, skeletons, and Puzzle employs logic, math and Retsnoms She expresses a fondness for
pictures of clowns. "I don't
musical whole. child-birth are present in Anima- oppressive hammers. The ele-
by John Bergman some Retsnoms left the room. many left, how many ears each know why, but I've always liked
now defunct group Yes. Jon Anderson covers a tre- tion. Jon's graceful lyrics are de- ments of film, animation, and
This week, I have decided to There were now between 170 and had and how many eyes each had. them."
Howe has certainly retained mendous amount of ground with livered atop a musical tempest of music all combine to create a
his popularity, but what has be- throw a mathematical puzzle into 520 eyes in the room, and there Try to solve this intriguing prob- Because she brings many as-
the nine tracks on Animation. fresh melodies, rhythms and general mood of alienation and'
the bag. Some of you may be was still more than one Retsnom lem logically, or mathematically, pects of teaching, from drama to
come of Yes' other mystical in- Side one consists of four superb sounds. The elements of poetry doom.
slightly turned off by the num- in the room. If I tell you how before consulting the wonderfully literature (and an occasional
gredient, vocalist Jon Anderson? compositions including the force- and music combine to create a Roger Waters probably based bers, but I advise you to give it a many eyes there were, you would simple answer. clown) into the classroom, her
Emerging from the crippled Yes, ful "Olympia" which is about delightful, sensuous album that this chilling motion picture on the
try, since there is a great deal of know how many Retsnoms there students regard her not as an or-
Jon recorded his fust solo album, Vangelis' electronic music, "Ad- personifies Jon Anderson's rare life of his companion Syd Barrett,
logic to finding the answer. were and how many eyes each ANSWER TO THE RETSNOMS dinary English teacher, but as one
Song of Seven. This work met mation," a sentimental piece re- talent. Jon is touring the United who was one of the original
with little commercial success, Remember that each answer had. Each Retsnom has fewer who is willing to bring in "ideas,
calling the recent birth of Jon's States with his band Animation founders of Pink Floyd. Syd has
Uat I ask for is completely pos- eyes than ears. The above in- I find this problem very in- arguments - I wouldn't go so far
for, compared to his earlier son, and the swinging "All in a and was recently featured on the long since vanished from the rock
sible to find. formation is, believe it or not, all teresting because it combines to say violent ones, but it's never
albums, Song of Seven is a dis- Matter of Time," which has re- King Biscuit Flour Hour as he and roll scene, but his presence you need to tell me how many elements of logic and mathe- boring7' in the words of one of
appointingly weak composition. ceived considerable air-time on performed many cuts off of Ani- remains in all of Pink Floyd's Retsnoms there were in the
Anderson then proceeded to local radio stations. On side two, mation live. Unfortunately, Jon compostitions - especially The
THE RETSNOMS
Many light-years away from beginning of the problem, how see PUZZLE, p. 16
her former students.
pass time in the studio with eIec- Jon reaches out into experimental Anderson is not coming anywhere Wall. earth, there is a very interesting
tronic-music innovator Vangelis. boundaries with such rhythm- near Cincinnati as of yet, but his Although the universal themes planet called Zardex. The inhab-
From these sessions emerged two ically invigorating electronic latest work of art, Animation, is of loneliness and death are pre- itants of this plant, Retsnoms,
separate albums Short Stories and pieces_ . e "Prec~ure.Pobt;' and available in the area. sent in the f h ,its appeal may be have some very strange character-
The Friends of Mr. Cairo. Mr. narrow, for to appreciate the film, istics. They are all identical, and
Cairo proved rhythmically electri- the viewer must be somewhat all of their facial features are in
fying and a pleasure to listen to,
but Short Stories hasn't even been Where do the aood acts ao? V V
familiar with the music of Pink
Floyd. As a result, the film may
different numbers than ours.
One of the towns on Zardex
Riverfront Coliseum not do too well commercially and
released in the United States.
Abandoning Vangelis' innovative -
Bmry Manilow - Oct. 26 bringing thought she was dead can only be enjoyed t o its fullest
has a very fine restaurant at which
you can often find "several" Ret-
eleccentricity, Jon returned to the his "old songs" extent by fans of Pink Floyd.
studio with a conventional Van Halen - Nov. 5 - get some Millet Hdl, Miami U. However, the film is graphically
snoms gathered. On one particu-
haircuts Go Go's with A Flock of Seagulls lar day, there were between 170
"band" and has recently released innovative and emotionally in- and 520 ears in the restaurant.
his fourth work since the demise - Oct. 9, 8:00 - the great home- vigorating. There was more than one Ret-
of Yes, Animation. UD Arena coming alternative The film's overall effect may snom in the room; but if I tell
Aninurtion is AU Eddie Money with The Michael be summed up by two rather loud
of J ~ kademark
~ ' ~ leap Stanley Band - Oct 13, 7:30 - TaftTheatre viewers who sat behind me in the
you exactly how many ears there
from the speakers creating vivid worth the money -
Spyrogyra - Oct. 22, 8:OO what- theater:
were, you would know how many
images of broad scope. ~ ~ Ooshy,
d ~ StiZZs~and Nash
- - Nov. 3 - ever "This is such a wierd movie."
Retsnoms there were and how
son's abstract lyrics of Yes have Young -
Gallager Oct. 23 - watermelon "Yeah, but isn't it great?!"
many ears each had. Suddenly,
-
Diana Ross - Oct. 24, 8:00 Ken humor
Page 6 CHIEFTAIN October 8,1982 October 8,1982 CHIEFTAIN Page 11
by Kurt Dustekberg
elf-esteem should be your
fnst priority every day.
Expert McGrane has answers
speaker wants to addresp, and
another complement to show a
genuine concern for the feelings
and ruins soccer Braves' opes, 2-
Madeira by three to end the half
Everyone has it. It is just a ques-
PC
by Dwight Poffenberger
<<w
of 'the listener. on top, 4-1. The second half the
tion of degrees." not you are president of an organ- e make far more acguain- This Wednesday the varsity
soccer Braves suffered a traumatic I Braves substituted regularly, only
This message was conveyed by
self-esteem consultant and lec-
turer Bill McGrane when he spoke
at Indian Hill's last activity period
ization. High self-esteem means
you can communicate rather than
argue. You don't tell people
things, you share them.
-. .
"a,
tmces than we do friend-
ships. True friends are really few
and far between. I think a friend
is someone who accepts you even
setback, losing 2-1 to Eoveland in
overtime, eliminating a possible
EHL championship. The game
- scoring one more on a deflection
shot by Dwight Poffenberger.
The regular season ended with
puts Indian Hill in either third or the Braves romping Clermont
September 22. The lecture was "If you haw achieved it you after he gets to know you."
fourth place for the EHL tourna-
re Northeast, 5-0. This year is the
entitled, "Self-esteem: How to can accept people, listen, not McGrane accepts the idea that
ment, depending on Saturday's i first for Northeast soccer. Scott
get along with yourself and condemn, and enjoy being with sometimes it is necessary to Lyon recorded his fifth shutout in
yourself." game. The team finished second
others." deviate from one's own standards goal which places him tied for
McGrane has a thirty day , in regular season play.
McCrane spoke about several 'Sf you determine the appropri- first place among Cincinnati's
action plan to achieve self-esteem After the emotional loss coach
aspects of the influences that ef- ateness of your action and you goalies. When asked if he likes his
upon making six affirmations: Stertmeyer told the players to
I fect self-esteem with peer pressure are clear on what you believe. new position as keeper Lyon said,
and relationships stressed as major * I now accept myself totally *- -5
Floyd was number one on the musician's life told by a series of velops the drama. heroin addict. the game. When the ball did get sically "psyched" for the game.
chats in 1981. When Roger flashbacks, hallucinations, and il- Pink's life is revealed to be one In his own hotel room, Pink is past them Paula Distler or Paula A week earlier, the squad met
Waters, leader of the musical lusions. The protagonist Pink of alienation. With no living fa- nearing death from an overdose
,-..----. .. -.-- -.+ : .{ Greeno would feed it back up to Seven Hills at Seven Hills. The
group, announced that he planned Floyd sits in front of a TV set in ther, he suffocates in the environ- and begins to hallucinate a trial in I them. Links Mary Howe and Kris Squaws defeated Seven Hills, 3-1,
to create a motion picture based an L.A. hotel room and spaces' ment of a dominant mother. which he is the defendent being Brockmann played aggressively but the victory was tainted.
t and skillfully, dodging Summit's
on this album, the media groaned out as a result of his mental illness Pink's social life collapses as prosecuted by the whole of socie- Although the Squaws played well,
with the belief that Pink Floyd and heroin indulgence, and the tyrannical teachers ridicule the forward line and halfbacks and they were not satisfied with their
had finally turned commercial
and "was in it for the bucks."
audience shares the final though13
QfPink.
lad and attempt to quash his artis-
tic talents. As a young schoolboy,
ty. The trial ends in the destruc-
tion of Pink Floyd's emotional .
- . -, g. . -
:
feeding the ball to their own line
players. Amy Wiatt, Lisa More,
endurance and spirit in the game.
Though the team lost their last
wall that he has been constructing Ly~4*$,e% . r r r?
!,%+*a.
However, the release of the The various scenes may be a +$& .. I Laure Hallam and Tori Hoskin game, the team is not discour-
i s
1. :
7
-7
f
.
.
.- ,,*;. ? d , + b . ' . . . '
*:
ti
* -
aged. They feel they'll win their
realistic or in chronological or- meat grinders by frightening world. With its destruction, he '.k$ .$-I3
z (.)
' ,
> . * .
On September 23, the Squaws next five games and win Section-
overtones. Roger Waters and his der, but all scenes are related in teachers. overdoses at a deadly level.
1 I '
SG aDDlauds student
I I
use of suaaestion
uu
box - -
that tonight is Homecoming.
dance
feature the band The Cheaters.
Thompson, the Braves are unde-
feated in their last six games.
Coach Thompson said, ''The im-
attended high school and lives
today. He wanted to win this
game very badly. Indian Hill
On September 25, the team
played Mariemont in an E.H.L.
game. The game was scoreless
Braves' overall play was terrible.
The only bright spot in the attack
was a goal scored b l Mike Cook.
After weeks of "talking" rooms near the SSC. monthly fifth period meetings. Tickets are seven dollars and will ' provement has been fantastic. In scored first with a goal by Metz- through the first half. Late in the However, Thompson has been
about it, the SG bulletin board The suggestion was made to These students may actively par- be on sale at the door. The dance the last two weeks it has been ger, but Lakota came back with third quarter the Braves scored happy with the Braves' play in the
has finally been erected. have doors put on the stalls in the ticipate in the meetings or just will run from nine until twelve in unbelievable. When my players one goal in the third quarter and their first goal on a deflected shot last five games. He is also "look-
Though the board's use has men's room. These doors were observe what goes on and pass the cafeteria. want it badly, they are as good as another with five minutes left in by Brad Smith. Metzger scored ing forwqd to the rest of this sea-
been somewhat limited, the sug- iiistalled on Thursday and we this knowledge on to their peers. We hope everyone's year is anyone in the city." the game. After that goal the two goals in the fourth quarter son and to next season."
gestion box has seen some action. hope they can remain there. After weeks of intense debate, going along nicely. Remember t o The highlight of the season Braves kept the ball on Lakota's for the Braves to comdete the - .
We have recieved a lot of garbage We will soon be implementing' the forum committee has finally take advantage of the SG bulletin came when-the d raves tied Ander-
(i-e. "Naked Day"), but a few our class cabinet program. As in decided on Star Wars as its Octo- board and the suggestion box. If son last Thursday, 1-1.- The
honest suggestions were made years past, students who are not ber 20 forum. there's something you'd like to Braves played their best game of
also. These suggestions are elected SG members will have the Unless you just transferred to see done, let us know about it and the season in becoming the first
brought before an administrator opportunity to attend our IH today, you probably know we'll see what we can do. team to even tie Anderson, the
who either explains why things top-ranked team in the city. The
are as they are or sees what can be Braves were also the first team to . .
that the bathrooms in the back Following the tradition set by keeper, Dame Goodwit, offers to something for everyone. It's well. Captain Marty Spritzer
hall be opened, vice-principal children's plays of the past, this help the poor little rich girl find part comedy, part drama, part remarked, 'We came out to kick
Gary Gellert says that there was year's cast is made up of predom- enjoyment. Dame Goodwit magic show and part circus. It butt, because they are the best." .* .*.
some lli:;cussion on doing so, but inately new drama club members. shows Esmerelda the simple, good has singing, dancing, risque jokes, The Braves tied Turpin on '
that because the poor location Stephanie Curtin, a veteran of one life and after a certain amount of flute concertos and even cute September 28 in a game in which - -- -
makes supervision a problem, it previous production, stars as the readjustment our snobby little animals. there weren't any referees. Both
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by Paul Monach at Oxford on Tuesday. Although meet, and this is their home their division, missing second by by Scott Kravetz Balfour Declaration, which state called TransJordan and put them in their own con-
The cross country team-has the Braves lost, 25-33, it was still course." Wyoming is currently only two points. Stradling's third Sunday, June 7, 1981, 4:41 recognized the fact that Jews had (Jordan). centration camps The Jews in
had mixed success recently but a good showing, because the team the top-ranked AA team in the place finish and McVicker's tenth P.M. fourteen Israeli jets roar maintained direct ties with their In 1939, World War I1 started, Palestine could not accept this
has continued to dominate EHL was minus three runners due to city. Top times for the Braves place led the team and were good down the runways at Etzion Air homeland for over 3,000 years, which saw Jewish volunteers from and organized underground
competition. The team has been illness and iniury. Richard Strad- were posted by Stradling and Paul for medals. This meet was a Force Base in the Sinai Desert and pledged British support for Palestine fighting with the British groups to fight the British.
preparing for the EHL meet next ling finished first for the first time Monach on the hilly course. definite improvement over a third Their target: the Iraqi nuclear the establishment of a Jewish against the Nazis, while Hitler and In November of 1947, the
Tuesday at Sycamore high school this year after many second and The Braves' most recent EHL place finish to Hamilton and Tay- complex at El-Tuwaitha 10.5 homeland in Palestine. his killers wiped out the Jewish United Nations Gereral Assembly
with hard workouts and meets third place finishes. Rob meet came at Glen Este on Sep- lor at Hamilton four days earlier. miles Southeast of Bagdad. In 1922, the League of communities of Europe. Millions terminated the British mandate
leading up to the EHL Coach McVicker finished fourth overall tember 27. The Braves, with 33 The girls' cross country team, Two hours later, after exe- Nations formally entrusted the of men, women, and children, by approving the Partition Plan. .
Jim Benken expressed himself and second on the team. points, easily defeated Glen Este, although not fielding the required cuting operation Babylon with British with a Mandate which was who commited no crimes, were This plan divided Palestine into .
plainly, "I won't be too happy if The team's previous match with 65, and Madeira, with 68, five runners, has shown a great awesome precision, these aircraft to incorporate the Balfour Decla- herded into death camps and two states, one Arab and one
we don't finish second in the was at Wyoming on Wednesday, while narrowly missing non-league deal of progress recently. The would be on their way back home ration. The mandate stretched murdered in Hitler's gas cham- Jewish. .
league." Defending champion September 29. While this was Norwood, with 27 points. Strad- team, consisting of junior and top to Israel, leaving the Osirak nuc- across both sides of the Jordan bers. - On May 14,1948, the People's '
Sycamore will almost certainly re- also a setback, this time by a ling and McVicker once again led runner Barb Neu and sophomores lear reactor in flaming ruins. River, including the West Bank. Although not quick to admit Council proclaimed the estab-
it, the governments of America, . . lishrnent of the state of Israel. On
A
The Braves' most recent con- the meet a success. 'We gained - is considered an act- of "barbaric England, and other allied nation6 * that same day, the British handed
the oil rich Arabs, the British cut
The team's most impressive and Stephanie Savage, has run in
frontation was against Talawanda points on them from our last finish came at the Sycamore Invi- four of the last five meets the var- aggression" by many people. away 80% of the Jewish knew about these atrocities long over their heavy weapons and
sity has run. Sometimes there are These people obviously do not homeland according to the before these camps were liberated strategic positions to the Arab$.
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more AAA sectional division was When discussing her sectional The team is also doing very want to go all the way and we United States in such a manner, involved? Moslem world declared fieir
tough. Indian Hill, Middletown, title, Abbott stated, "Lynn and I well in league play. In the past know we can." would you expect President 38% negotiations only 53% what we did aims: "the total annihilation of
Ursuline. and Turpin dominated did it, Angela did it, the whole few weeks they have had wins Reagan to wait until Washington Israel and the Jewish people."
had been blown off the map
9% other: Here, most responses suggested The Arab Higher Executive
sports
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short SOCCER, from p. 11 before he reacted? that the U.S. get involved with urged all Moslems to leave their
mented, 'We played our game not it In the Braves 9-0 romp over The Iraqi nuclear reactor jobs in Israel and vacate the
more military support for
Runners dash Mariemont, CCD
Milford's." The fourth quarter Deer Park. The coaches tried t o incident is just one more chapter country. The reason given was,
remained scoreless m e , *kst not run up the score but found it in the endless book of Israel's Israel. upon the British withdrawal, the
The varsity cross country team by taking the top two places wi&
half. The win left the Braves in difficult. Fullbacks Andy Hall fight for survival while totally *note: Only 70% of the 100 students polled combined Arab armies would
was victorious in their home meet second place a half game behind and Curtis Ott even found the surrounded and almost hoplessly answered question 3. crush Israel and "drive the Jews
times of 17:33 and 18: 11, re- Glen Este going into the touma- opponent's net on this fun outnumbered by her many into the sea." The British Police
yesterday. The Braves, who spectivelv,
- . over the three-mile
placed five runners in the top ment. evening. enemies. reported,"every effort is being
course. This was the Braves' last 4. Do you feel that it is in our country's best
eight places for 24 points, de- The Braves were able to stay The Braves had come off two Israel's struggle for existance made by the Jews to persuade the
regular season meet; the EHL
feated Mariemont, with 41, and meet is next Tuesday at Sycamore
among the league's leaders by close, non-league victories going has gone on for 34 years,but she interest to support Israel? Arab populace to stay and carry
defeating a stubborn bunch of into the Deer Park game. They is not any closer to peace than in 44% yes on with their normal lives."
Country Day, with 59. High School, and the Sectionals
Tigers from Loveland, 3-2. The defeated Purcell 3-1 and Coving-
34% no 22% don't know But, the Palestinians, were
Richard Stradling and Rob 1948, when Israel fought her War
are next Saturday at Princeton
McVicker led the team to victory Braves struck fvst with a ton Catholic 2-0. In the Coving- of Independance against the afraid their Arab brothers would
High School. grounder off Dave Rhodenbaugh's 5. Should the U.S. treat other allies with the same
ton Catholic game the players Arabs. The recent history of the regard them as renegades for re-
instep. Then Steve Womack stuck couldn't slide because spikes and Arab-Israeli struggle follows, amount of support they have given Israel? ceiving Jewish protection. When
a high line drive that hit the metal pipe tops covered the field. showing how the Middle East of the swift victory promised by the
crossbar and spun in. With the 55% yes 19% no 26% don't know
Legends to be distributed M o n d a y lead the Braves played too defen-
Mitch Theuring had both goals for
the Braves.
today come to be.
In 1878, Jewish refugees
Arab leaders never came about,
the 550,OO Arabs who left their
by Joe Chieftain basis. sively. Loveland got right back In the Purcell contest the ath- started to migrate to Palestine in 6. Do you feel that U.S. foreign policy should be homes became refugees.
The 1981-82 Legend year- Mr. Tom Norman, Legend into the game with two goals - letes on both sides got hot tem- large numbers often being forced This however, is not the only
books will be ready for distribu- sponsor, was ''happy" with the bang, bang. With only a couple
isolation or involvement?
pered. Jeff Graham somehow out of Russia by pogroms (mas- refugee problem created by the
tion the week of Monday, Octo- overall quality of the yearbook, minutes left Mitch Theuring got managed to tackle an opponent sacres). At this time, Palestine 9% isolatidn 82% involvement Arab agression. Over 800,000
ber 11. Students who ordered commenting, 'The advanced copy tripped in the penalty box. Dave wthout the referee seeing. was controlled by the Turks. Jews were forced out of their
yearbooks may pick up their looks beautiful." Norman added, Rhodenbaugh calmly put in the Winning ten in a row is a feat In 1917, Gereral Allenby of native Arab countries by Moslem
copies in the Student Service 'The color in the Senior Section penalty shot to ice another vic-
7. In general, do you feel that the U.S. is effective
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never before accomplished by an Britain marched into Jerusalem terrorists. These people didn't
Center during lunch next week. is superior." tory and keep the winning streak Indian Hill soccer team. Whatever and put an end to nearly four in the role of solving problems between na-
According to the order, 17 Chieftain News Editor Ron alive. the Braves are doing it must be centuries of Ottoman rule over tions? see ISRAELI ACTIONS, .
extra copies are being sent. These Zesch feels that, although it is The team gave Scott Lyon right. If they keep it up you the Holy Land. Later in that P-5
extra copies may be purchased for Legend, "It is kinda good and another opportunity for a shut-
34% yes 45% no 20% don't know
might see Indian Hill playing for same year, the British stated the
$20.00 on a fust come, first serve stuff." out, and he took full advantage of the state championship.
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as I see it
Bergman offers another
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Wessinger resorts to 'wild life'
had no troubles
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bear, but was
laurels of ~ a s attainments.
t Nor should each student in favor of the current pep ratly ics, and, most especially, the Arts, kicked in a comer kick. Chris
by Shelley Stanforth about their chances. Hiett had the ball kicked out of
go berserk upon hearing of another IH student's sue- policy can best be examined if it terribly disproportionate. It The varsity girl's soccer team
Hall scored twice while Holly
is molded to fit the opinion of the would be very nice if an occa- The Squaws lost a heart- her hands on the first Sycamore Rodes managed a hat trick.
opened the EHL t ~ ~ r ~ ~ a m a e n breaker
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cesses. On the We just a'r1itt1e stating stereotypical, ever energetic, al- sional assembly, also optional,
much improved team. This Year
to Sycamore, 2-1, in the goal. The Squaw's goal was Robin Hiett earned. the shut-out.
of the facts is necessary t o put things in perspective; ways cheerful student with spirit would be held for the purpose of opening round. The winning goal headed in by Robin Bransom off One game the Squaws felt
is the first for the tournament, was scored on a penalty kick with a comer kick. they should have won but did not
'0 bum. That student Steps for- recognizing and encouraging those
we have a whole lot to be proud of and a little pride and the Squaws are optimistic two seconds left. Goalie Robin Having lost to Sycamore, 5-0, came against Loveland. The score
ward to say pep rallies are an students, and there are many at
never hurt anyone. excellent and essential part of any our school, who excel in non- early in the season, the Squaws ended u p 1-1 thanks to Chris
campaign to raise school spirit. athletic areas. were ready to retaliate. Coach Hall's penalty kick. Freshman
They are the best ways to show I certainly dori't want to come McFadden said, ''They were lucky Julie Picker played strong defense
full school support to our sports across as being against sports. I to win that game and know it." at stopper to hold Loveland to
STAFF program.
Sports are an important part
am as proud as anyone of our
teams. I wish them well and
The girls knew that they were
prepared for the Sycamore game
one goal.
The Squaws turned their
Chieftain is written, corn- Photographer Eaton of air school life, and the people rejoice in their successes. I offer because of their performance in season around in a 1-0 win over
posed, printed and sold as an Typsetters savithri Raju, who participate and excel in them hearty ~ ~ n g r a t ~ l atot i all
~ n in-
~ the Kettering Alter game. The Madiera. It was the team's fnst
extra-curricular activity by the . Karen Wiedemer should be iven all the credit we
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volved. The question 1 hope to Dayton team had shut out Cin- league victo~y. The Squaws
students of Indian Hill High Contributers Chris Hugs can give them. Making the as- raise is not one of value but, cinnati's best in previous games. controlled the game, keeping the
School, 6845 Drake Rd., Cincin- Rosemary Ward, Scott Kra- With an outstanding performance
nati, Ohio 45243. semblies mandatory is the only rather one of balance. I offer my ball in Madeira's end of the field
vetz, Win Wells, John Berg-
Sponsor Wm. P. Kincaid man, ~ o u gThompson, GUS Way that the school has for point of view with no intention to the Squaws only lost 2-0. but not scoring until late in the
Editors Kurt Dusterberg Gordon, Ken Jones, Elbie insuring the maximum acceptance offend anyone, but with the hope In a close game at Milford the 4th quarter when Shelley
Chris Schmalz
Richard Stradling
Shelley Stanforth, of the cause - student participa- that it will be considered as an Squaws again were scored on in Stanforth kicked one in. ,The
Brad Smith, Duff Lanagan the final minutes of the game.
tion. Besides, a little noise is a victory helped set the scene for
News Editors John Christine
Ron Zesch
Kevin Walzer. Peter Carr.
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Alvord, ~ n n ; Richards, Beth
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small ~ r i c e to P ~ Yfor the
alternative idea.
news short The game ended up tied, 1-1. the rest of the season.
Assistant News Editor Dorward. Brian Rowe. Law- boosting of morale that we all Birdie Manzler scored the lone Having come back from a slow
Nancy Hopple
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goal for Indian Hill.
Sports Editors Paul Monach
Dwight Poffenberger
rence Gallant, Janet Nicolas,
Jeff Gibson, David Stradling
need from time to time.
As I see it, there are certain
1H Key Club Sponsors The fnst game the Squaws
start the Squaws are optimistic
about sectional play. Their fust
Production Staff Todd
Magazine Editors Nancy Hopple basic problems with the present finally put it all together was game is against Cincinnati
Kitsa Tassia n
Adrien, Vicki Camardo, Law-
rence Gallant. Barbara Hug,
bake sale next Tuesday a 2-1 win over Ursula. Holly Country Day. The Squaws then
Assistant Magazine Editor
pep rally program. Basically, the
Chris Hug, AlfonSO Borja Mor- Rodes and Chris Hall put the ball face Anderson if they win.
Elizabeth Smith problems can be put into the The Key Club will be sponsor-
ant, Janet Nicolas, Joel Ruff,
category of over-emphasis. In the in the net. As a team the Squaws Anderson is top seed in the city,
Chief Typesetter Diane Remmell Kevin Walzer, Elizabeth Gor- ing a bake sale next Tuesday.
Production Managers Ken Jones first place, the very essence of the played their best game of the but is not unbeatable. The
man. Joe Alexander. Jennifer Proceeds from this sale and the as
itk ken. season.
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David Stradling David ~ r a h a m , Dan photo by Chris Eaton Squaws are now amious to get by
word "spidt." students and fac- of yet undecided November fund-
Business/Circulation Managers Holly Rodes puts her shoulder into a Deer Park fullback in hopes of The Squaws biggest win of the
Ron Jones
RosenthalfAndy Rob ulty can encourage other students raising project will benefit Easter Anderson and hope to get another
McVicker, Margot Ayers controlling the ball. year came against Deer Park, 6-0.
Paul Smith to become involved, and they %als. shot at Sycamore.
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1. Who is the Bengals' Player
Representative?
2. In Canadian football, how
many downs is a team allowed
in which to get a first down?
3. What Major League Baseball
October 8, 1982
Indian Hill High School
Cincinnati, Ohio 45243
CtChief tain
John Lilly wins NCTE writing award-
manager earned his first divi-
sional title this year in 23
by Kurt Dusterberg
l3 years as a manager?
4. Reds' pitcher Mario Soto last
Saturday broke the Reds' sea- by Win Wells and Paul Smith
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were eligible to enter the rom- - One ot them was an exam essay English Department. The De-
son strike-out record formerly Senior John Lilly recently petition. The maximum number on The American Dream which he partment's past record shows this
All I hear about the NF L
strike is that nobody wins. held by whom? won the National Council of of entries from each was limited had previously written. The clearly. For the last 11 years an
Except the Cleveland Browns. photo by Chris Eaton 5. The Paris Grand Prix is an Teachers of English Writing by the Council to two. second was a timed essay, which I.H. student has won the
Maybe you missed it, but The fans jammed "All American Football" stadium in Kenwood to see event in what sport? Achievement award. To win the award, Lilly sub- he wrote about the importance of Council's award. Last year's re-
while the rest of the National a bigger-than4ife Glen Cameron try to hoId the Cleveland Browns' Lilly, along with Peter Carr, mitted two essays last spring. writing in light of modem tech- cipient of this award was John
Football League's players spent offense. ANSWERS represented IH in the writing nology. Lilly had one hour to Ries.
the third weekend of football competition. Carr has yet to hear compie.te the latter essay. When Lilly has won several English
disk, followed by a complicated Pete Johnson and Mike Pruitt.
playing with the kids or giving the reading of a spinning dial (once it Cleveland got in the endzone first from the NCTE. asked about his entries Lilly awards throughout his high school
The council recognized 850 commented, "I felt that both career. Three years ago he was a
dog a bath, the Cleveland Browns had stopped, of course). on a 49 pass play from Sipe to
and Cincinnati Bengals played out of 7,000 high school student were pretty good." member of I.H.'s freshman Eng-
This system has some major Reggie Rucker. Don't ask for a
their regularly scheduled game in shortcomings. For example, on description of the score. The dial participants throughout the Lilly, along with the other 850 lish team which placed first in the
the privacy of my home. Sorry fourth down and twenty, the landed on "49 yard completion." country for their outstanding winners will be listed in a book of Ohio district. During his sopho-
Bengal fans, the Browns slipped writing ability. recognition sent out by the more year he placed third in the
Bengals ran off tackle. The Ben- The Bengals defense was defend-
past our AFC champs, 17-13. gals also threw the bomb on ing against the draw play. The National Council of Tea- National Council. This book will state individually. Lilly also re-
I know, you don't think I t e second and goal from the two. Pete Johnson plowed in for a chers of English is a professional be sent to universities across the cently achieved National Merit
got both goal posts in the air. Let But to justify such illogical plays, score from five yards out late in said Louis Breeden intercepted organization consisting of mem- nation and will serve as a recom- semi-finalist ranking.
me explain. a l l I had t o do was think back to the first quarter, and Jim Breech for the Bengals rather than Riley, bers from all levels of instruction. mendation for the winners. NCTE recommends the award
During last year's baseball added a field goal from 37 yards he would have returned it for a The goal of the council is to in- Lily is now eligible to enter finalists for college admissions
the days when Homer Rice was
strike, sportscasters staged coach. out to give the Bengals a 10-7 lead score. crease the effectiveness of tea- another writing competition, this and scholarships. Their names are
imaginary dream games. I figured I also have a system to deter- at the half. Breech's field goal On a happy note, no players chers in teaching the English being the Scholastic Writing sent to admissions offices and
if the 1927 Yankees could play was set up by a Ken Riley inter- were injured in the game. I'm language and literature in the na- Awards to be held later this year. English department chairpersons
mine who plays and who is the
the 1976 Reds, why can't the fairly certain of this because there tion's schools and colleges. NCTE Upon Lilly's request, the National at over 3000 U.S. colleges and
goat or the hero. Basically, it's ception. Why Ken Riley? I like
Bengals and Browns play their whoever I want. I kept a few him. is not an "injury" disk. Can you furnishes such teaching aids as Council of English Teachers wiU universities, so the award should
scheduled game? That is when I stats just for kicks. Ken Ander- Cleveland tied the game at imagine spinning the dial only t o books and recordings, and it pub- submit for him one of his winning help LiUy get into the college of
son was 15-for-26 with two inter- 10-10 on a 34 yard field goal, but to find your free safety has lishes several professional journals essays to the Scholastic Writing his choice, which is &ward.
pulled out an old game made by
damaged knee cartilage? such as College English and Eng- Senior John Lilly was nationally competition.
Cadaco called "All American ceptions for 210 yards. Brian Breech hit a 47 yarder to put the
lish Journal. recognized for his outstanding Lilly's award is yet another
Football." Sipe had a great day, hitting 16 of Bengals back on top by three. Granted, the choice of plays All high schools in the U.S.
Several years ago I played the 23 passes for 251 yards and two Midway through the fourth writing ability. mark of excellence for the I.H.
may be a little off beat and I'm
I had a system that worked. Both teams had good scoring 17-13 in the Browns favor. this or watching the Calgary Currently, 400 students are
by Ken Jones Indian Hill students in the "It was on the plane ride back involved with Straight, and the
That's all that mattered. Each chances early in the iirst quarter, I'm not sure what went wrong. Stampeders vs. the Winnipeg Blue Indian Hill School District National Straight Organization in that I decided I was going t o
play involved the random selec- but fumbted inside the ten yard Maybe I should have let Turk Bombers in the Canadian Football facility at Mt. Repose can not
Superintendent Dr. Robert B o s St. Petersburg. They said that a help," stated Dr. Boston. 'We handle all the students wishing t o
tion of an offensive and defensive line. I blamed the fumbles on Schoenert play. Maybe if I had League. ton was presented with an award Straight program was needed drew up a time schedule and enroll. Therefore. an expansion of
PUZZLE, from p. 7
matics in an almost perfect bal- which. Also, if P and R are both 19 Retsnoms who were there. that one as much as I do. Check
in connection with his efforts in
obtaining a Straight Inc. drug re-
habilitation center in the Cincin-
desperately in Cincinnati to save
the expenses of constantly travel-
ling to St. Petersburg for treat-
committed ourselves to it and
within six months we had a
Straight program in Cincinnati
the building has been
double the possible working load
and assure a place for all those
to
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ance. The answers are numbers, Two left, leaving 17 Retsnoms, in the next issue for another nati area. men t. with fifty students already en- who need help.
factorable, then the product PR
but the method for determining each with 17 eyes, giving a total mindbender from the rich world The award was presented at a
will have more factors than P and
them is largely one of nonmathe- eye count of 289 in the room. of logic. banquet attended by representa-
R. Again, this would not fit the
matical reason. I hope that all of you enjoued tive delegates from the church,
described condition. Therefore, P I
The fvst problem asks for the and R must be equal and non- the schools, the judicial system,
number of ears and Retsnoms in factorable or prime. Now that we
GOLF, from -p. 13 local industries, and various con-
the restauant, as well as the know what our restrictions are, in first and the Squaws in last. cerned parents of Cincinnati.
victory of the season against
number of ears per Retsnom. we can deal with a much more The girls were tripped up in I Their purpose was to confirm
Taylor. Despite the extremetly
Clearly, if we replace the words manageable set of selections. In their first match of the season by the continuation of the Straight
hilly Shawnee Lookout course,
"ears," "ears per Retsnom" and fact, there are only two prime a surprisingly strong Centerville program in Cincinnati. The main
the girls finished with a convin-
"Retsnoms" with the respective squares between 170 and 520. team at River Fend September speaker of the night was Dr.
cing win, 228-265. McVicker was
letters E, P and R, we need only They are 289, the square of 17, Robert L. DuPont, Director of
medalist with a 45. 9. Although the girls lost 202-
find two of the three numbers, and 361, which is 19 squared. 243, senior Ann Stuart had on of the National Institute on Drug
In its fust home match of
because PR=E. Our task can then Since you know that the number her best rounds ever. "I played a Abuse in Washington. His subject
the season, the team hosted Mid-
be simplified as finding R and P. of eyes is less than the number of really strong game. It's too bad was the problem of drug abuse in
dletown and Greenville on the
Well, in the fust place, if P and R the last ten years and what has
ears, you have all your answers. rain-soaked Camargo Country we had to lose. I'm sure we'll
been done to reverse its spreading . ,A .# - e -2
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were two different numbers, then Originally there were 361 ears in Club course. The final scores beat them, however, when they , C , F , [ \
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you would not know whch was trend. architecturai drawingby ~ a k kR. Gore
the room, distributed at a rate of were 230-273-282 with Greenville come to Camargo," Stuart said. Dr. Boston became involved Pictured at left is the proposed expansion or the Straight I ~ c kacility
. located in Mt. Repose. The expanded
with Straight when he visited four facility may double Straight's capabilities and assure a place for all those who need help.