University High School - U Highlights Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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foil lo win ossembly audiences but pep rolly offers o surprise During the Thanksgiving Assembly, Mat Saidel reads the poem A merica, America 'C An audience fidgets. The speaker raises his voice as if doing so will help to make what he is about to say more interesting. There is polite applause and another U- High assembly is over. This year's assemblies tried new for- mulas, but the key to complete audience interest still eluded program planners. The first of the new changes came at the beginning of the year with a sunrise assembly. A jazz band instead of the traditional speech opened the program. But no matter what the innovation, chat- ter and paper airplanes emerged victo- rious. The annual pep rally offered a few new cheers. The bulk of the program, however, was devoted to the basketball team running around the gym. The cli- max was the introduction of Andy Dwor- kin as new team manager. He made his entrance by popping out of a cart the team members had been pushing around the gymnasium floor. Laurie Duncan, left, and Harriet Epstein scream their throats out at the Pep Rally.

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