In the novel Lord of the Flies how does Ralph respond to Piggy's practical suggestions to have a meeting?

Piggy first mentioned a meeting as part of a hint which made hoping that Ralph would ask him what his name was but Ralph who obviously wasn't interested didn't ask. Piggy mentioned finding the others a little later and Ralph simply ignored what he saw as an unwanted intrusion on his pleasure at finding himself on a tropical island. When Piggy mentioned calling the other boys yet again, after Ralph had found the conch, Ralph blew a resounding blast on the shell which attracted the other boys to their location.