George E Westinghouse High School - Sketch Book Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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SCHOOL EWS nut a t The Sketch Book Staff wishes to express its appreciation of the valuable assistance rendered by Miss Hunt, Miss Robinson, Mrs. Wi.lhoyte, Mr. Coyne, Mr. Crim, Marion McNary, Gertrude Bietenduefel, Preston Thomas, Williani Schwarzkopf, and Clyde Donaldson. ASSEMBLIES The assemblies for this semester opened with the welcome assemblies held September 15 and 17. At the gatherings on September 22 and 24 the candidates for school office were presented and the following week the installation of the successful contestants took place. October opened with Fire Prevention VVeek, at which time films lent by the Chamber of Commerce were shown to both junior and Senior groups. October 13 and 15, the Senior Dramatic Club presented a play, The Travellersf' by Booth Tarkington. The same week through the courtesy of Boggs and Buhl's the girls enjoyed a fashion show. The same week the Senior section heard Edgar A. Guest, the poet, brought to us the through the courtesy of the Pittsburgh Sun. On Oct. 28, George Palmer Putman, noted author and traveller, delivered an illus- trated lecture on his recent trip to Greenland- The Student Vagabonds, an orchestra made up of high school students, fur- nishing the entertainment the first week in November, presenting a program of popular music. The same week, Walter Van Kirk, of New York, who was attending the Goodwill Conference in this city, brought a message of peace and fellowship to the assembled Seniors. The following week was celebrated through- out the country as Education Week. LeMoyne Page, of the Pennsylvania Trust Company, and John S. Herron, of the Pittsburgh Council, were the speakers. The week before Thanksgiving, a play was presented by pupils from the Belmar School. Mrs. Alexander's voice class sang a Thanksgiving hymn. On November 16, another noted traveller and author, Harry A. Franck, who had just returned from a trip through Southern China, gave an illustraed lecture about his travels before the Senior gathering. The Math Club acted as host to the Science and Radio Clubs and other Math and Science students when they presented a film, The Einstein Theory of Relativity which was followed by another, Via Radio, secured by the Radio Club. November closed with this intellectual treat. The first December programs were presented by the junior Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Sharp. The following week, the physical training teachers presented a novel athletic program, consisting of poses to represent the various sports on the school calendar. December 15 and 17, the art classes, directed by Miss Freeland, presented a Christmas Pageant consisting of the dramatization of some Christmas carols which were sung by the voice classes. Just before the Christmas holidays, Mr. Rial's chemistry classes presented a program demonstrat- ing some interesting theories. The Senior Science Club presented an interesting scientific program in the first assemblies of the new year. The following week, the Seniors put on their semi-annual stunt program. The final gatherings of the semester were entertained by the VVestinghouse High School Band, directed by Mr. Sharp. 29

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