West Philadelphia High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Clubs A is I -a FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA LATIN fl .X il lu I .1s,.,,f bmw, This term the George Montgomery Future The Latin Club, sponsored by Miss Julia Teachers of America Club, under the spon- sorship of Miss Mary Gaynor, has partici- pated in inaugurating the Cadet Appren- tice program, whereby the girls assist and observe teachers of the Lea School. The members have also attended various conventions and conferences where they are encouraged to enter the teaching pro- fession. Goldin, with Frank Scott as president, has been trying to ltcep the life, religion and language of Rome alive. Recently the club decorated the glass case outside room 101 in commemoration of the 2,0oorh year after the assassination of Caesar. The club last term put out a Latin comic book and intends to put out a paper this term. -i The French Club, sponsored by Miss - Annette Em arrh, meets once a week. Its g ur ose is to ac uaint the students with the P P q A French language and culture. This term . 3,3 I? ff . the members visited the Rodin Museum and li ' the Art Museum. C f 3 Q M, at 1 . ,1 1 x FRENCH 'ft I- l 1 3 W xi K A I' 11 L, ff it

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, l The Group Aides are chosen from the 12A class, their chairman being a 12B stu- dent. With the assistance of Dr. Haller, supervisor of C.A. activities, and the spon- sor of the 10A class, these girls prove to be as good Wranglers as our well-known friend, Pecos Bill. In advisory period the Aides explain the rules and regulations and make suggestions that will direct the 10A's on the road that leads to success in the future. The Group Aides GROUP AIDES First Row: Lower, Ware, Schatz, Friedman, Miller, Koff. Second Row: Suffion, Farbman, Yee, Winstead, Abowitz, Dennis, Johnson. Third Row: Bivins, Black, Turner, Randolph, Felkoff. The Patrols .l.. A - 1 PATROLS First Row: Black, Nika, Weisman, Schonberg, Dennis, Friedman. Second Row: Stallworth, Apt, Schatz, Magee, Whinnore, Reid, Ross, Needleman, Davis. Third Row: Abowitz, Greene, Stockler, Turner, Abrams, Verlin. ive ,- The Patrols form the law-enforcement agency of the Citizens' Association. It is composed of boys and girls with good schol- astic and character records, and a willingness to serve the school. Under the leadership of Sue Schonberg, director, and Mel Rech, co- director, each member does his best to carry out the rules and regulations' of our school. On duty outside the building, in the cor- ridors, and in the lunchrooms, the Patrols perform a necessary service to our school.

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.X li X, DANCE BAND SPANISH 1 ff in s i The Dance Band this term, under the A Under the supervision of Mrs. Ai-me direction of Hugh Getzenberg, and the Holmes, the Spanish Club has really made sponsorship of Mr. Levin, has performed n us become curious about foreign languages many times throughout the semester. They entered the Bands of Tomorrow contest, which was held at the Broadwood Hotel, and placed fifth out of eleven bands. Besides playing before Western's assemblies, they have appeared at several other schools in the city. ASTRONAUTICAL ef' and customs. The work of the club has included designing and selling Christmas cards, taking trips, and presenting us with programs in the assemblies which encourage our interest in Spanish-speaking people. r-'yu The Astronautical Club meets every ' ,pl Wednesday in room 308. Aided by its ,fi sponsor, Mr. Heyne, and president Robert Council, this organization hopes to make as deep and systematic a study of space 'Z ' -. travel as abilities and time permit. f .W .1 , fr, ,, . '5 rf ' W if fiifif' ' l W ' it x . ' ' 'Q I 5 ki 9222-fri WT f ialwgf - -+ X , r . ' 2 V 4. -- E 'T' vi iZl3753,:i 3 ., , W gl 3 6id l 'Qun.,qv