Overbrook High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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. AND ALL 0UB YESTEIIDAYS . 1926 GERMANY ADMITTED TO LEAGUE OF NATIONS GENE TUNNEY CAPTURES HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP QUEEN MARIE OF RUMANIA ARRIVES IN NEW YORK FOR AMERICAN TOUR HUR- RICANE STRIKES HAVANAg GREAT DAMAGE DONE PHILADELPHIA SESQUI-CENTENNIAL THE NEW OVERBROOK HIGH SCHOOL OPENED IN PHILADELPHIA Not for just an hour, Not for just a day, Not for just a year, But always, always. The Overbrook Senior High School was opened in September, l926 The building was still in an unfinished condition when the first contingent of students arrived Between the hammering and the sawing of the carpenters and the builders and the uproar of confused boys and girls running wild through the halls, chaos reigned But within a few days order was restored Before long school activif ties were begun. The first Student Association elections were heldg Lillian Reinhold was chosen as president of the organization and Jack Lillianfeld as vice-president. A school newspaper was launched under the guidance af Miss Andersen and immediately the Beacon became an integral part of school life. THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT IN A SIX TO THREE DECI- SION UPHOLDS THE PRESIDENT'S POWER TO REMOVE EXECUTIVE OFFICERS PROHIBITION ENFORCEMENT STRENGTHENED LIQUOR SEIZURE AT SEA, CRATES OF ILLEGAL LIQUOR DESTROYED INTER-ALLIED CONTROL OF GERMANY TO CEASE JANUARY 31 tRudoIph Alfonzo Raffaele Pierre Filibert Guglielmi di Valentina d'Antonguollo died in New York at the age of thirty-one. A huge crowd that lined Broadway through eleven blocks shuffled through the undertoker's establishment where Rudolph Valentino was lying in statet. 130,000 PEOPLE PAID NEARLY 52,000,000 TO SEE TUNNEY DEFEAT DEMPSEY AT PHILADELPHIA Mr, Parke Schoch, the principal, gave the school's organization additional encouragement and invaluable advtce in his articles outlining the purpose, atrn and structure of a school A school's chief aim is to be of service to both parents and students l-le urged loyal support of all school activities Soon the first assembly was held, and the newly organized orchestra added much to its success The newly elected officers addressed ,the students, and the result of this meeting was a better under- standing between faculty, students, and officers A student council was selected and its first task was the planning of a constitution by which all student government in its various branches was to function 1927 FIRST TELEPHONE COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LONDON OPERA GIVEN OVER RADIO FOR FIRST TIMEg FIFTEEN MICROPHONES BRING SCENE FROM FAUST TO 10,000,000 PEOPLE