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Volume K.'i. X'». 1
THE LOWELL
' ^SflN FRANCISCO'S OLDEST H/GM SCHOOL P/3PE
Sjin KriiiH'isrn, {..'utiforriin, Titusdity, March B, 19 IS ^f 1/
IXJUNS
vs. imsn
Founded January, 1898
New Student Body Officers Beginning Work
• Scratchin'
the Surface
It) llarlnn KPHJWI
If this cupy of The IfOWfll
duLsn't reach y»u jt• time for tin 1
Lowell-Sacred Heart iranii', yon
may un well blame it on the war
lUiif the difficulties uhkh it ha*
vaulted. However, if thi* ciili'tilalinm
of Tin 1 I«o\vell (jtaff nie correct,
you win HI'11 iwvivt- tliit. i.^Hiit 1
In time t" in:iki' von cdiiith up two
bits to atti-iiii today's i:nim\ Tinname
fxlay is an important urnheuuinv
[.iiwll stilt has « rhiuice
for tun hiMwrs. #Thc team twi'ds
your support thU xcn^ni numthan
!t luw in many a u-n».
Perhaps the Lowell jttsdriil liuily
is tired of the neatly repented
pica, "U't's all jrpt In-hind our basket
hall team" or "Cumc out to that
Kamc today," I*»>wi-HV buskcllinll
team li,ia shown by its first few
jj.'iuics thin it's a team to lie iirout!
of.
It's tip to ouch f.mvollite to see
that The Ax is victorious toddy
by colnjr to Kuwir Pavilion and ;
yelliatr himsulf. hoarse. There is
/>iill time to tft-t it ticket: su dtjr
up u-oiiKh to attend the |{iimo and
keep .l,owell's spirit on the t.ip.
Don't lut Luwell down:
With no v.'-.catton except Saturday
and Sunday, LowdliU-s beiruu
the H|>riutr term of l!M. r > in the red
brick hiu.lt school, at the ciu'iior of
llaycs and Asbbtiry streets. Ilnvinir
completed their secondary cduirutiun.
1
ike ran!:
into
steud
omurus
IIU
their KtiiiL _ ... - -
rooms, enrolled in the school rfcli r workfii out._ Mrs. Itcideman
SE oSnfinS of ttse .lathes who
pj.- 1 IJUVCII cssentiallv is the same in
l.'revery respect, althouKh a larBe siirn|ryiIli: ,0o ))cr cent pnrtlclpa^
•nart of the tcuehinv profession t|()II in tIlt, rmrt.I)HSL, of ^omy niu]
has bceit taken over by student., 8tmm)S foi. t'hllt month \VUft ]o'3t ^
J he teachers;who formerly guarded lho first time in fourteen months,
the halls between fourth and fifth tll4! j I 1 I I U,, r y {\a]S WII(I recHined. If
periods have been replaced by ca- you WHIlt \a k^c|( it Knmk Mc-
TODAY
Jim Duvaras,
Ann Bartlett
Head Board
The elections have been over for
a month, the victor.-) hnvo been
known, anil now, as the dtiat of.
battle settles over n new term, a
tpiiuk look of whom the Lowell
j .students have elected for their now
I iificcrs is jriven.
i First in everybody's mind is
! President Jim Duvaras. nhi> kcown
i ax a .star of Lowell's hoop kids.
1
Serving n.s muretary last term,
Jim made himself well known and
| well liked throughout Lowell.
• Ann Hitrtlett. with her cheery
smile and her willingness to work,
; is thfi Kh'l who has replaced Cont
nit- Cook as vice-prexy. Ann has
: held, in hoi* years at Lowell, the of-
, fii-es of tt'tfls
These lowly people, rending in the usual 11
Niu't Krlly. Nanc-.v l.owc. Ann liar
xfory at riRlil.)
1 cheer leader and
} Inch-;! vice-president, and is a
member of Lowell's hiir sisters.
The rumfeil hody, immediately
j followed by n man, is Jnck "The
1
Chest" Kirmid, the new treasurer.
' who is aiming now for the goal of
100 t l f d
: m.. ,111 11,-111 ^mu ui. Hiiiuetit aoay
naiiner, nreSdiilenl Itiidv Offirvr** Ilarlan KOMMVI. .Irck Struitd,: cards. .lack's services to the
rtk'tt. I tub KiT.-hi'iunv. Jim Ihivnms, and (•cor^t* SaliiiKer. (See' .school include traffic squad, Scroll
; and L. and Ulock L.
Hob HerKhenow, lonjr renowned
l.able students who do the j«b, ConI „„,, ,;„,, Mt.KeevW are ready
eciuaily well.
* • • • •
Once every two or three weeks
The Lowell Letter Box is opened.
Everything from cut lips ami -
waste paper to sandwiches and
broken niirmrs are found here, but
what is most surprising of all arc
Lowell Reaches jj ciean-up committee Lowell Welcomes
Bomber Quota I Be e ins New Term 137 Newcomers
The work of the clean-up comitttfi-
i.* not to pick up the pajiers
A dt-cal dupliLMtiiij- the one to be' «m! l«" L ''i ''»»»• ll "t rather to pre- With the number of
to be secretary of
the L. H. S. S. A. Bob received
his pre-election tralninc- while acting
as low-i sccretarj'.
N'oel Kelly, whose services to the
school would fill the wa^e, Is the
, now. encrpctic yell lender. Amonsr
students "Rod's" jobs have been those of
the usual iw «tated..,»d. Secretaries Lois Hertin,: of The low threes, who will hold
Lowell Littler Box is the same ' "
, 'thiiii* us a iiitf Krecu box on the
liatroet..
T1IK LOWELL LETTER BOX
IS NOT A POST UOX. It U for
messaKes to the editor, comments,
"criticisms, etc., about Lowell.
!'In hearing of those who've »uc-
„ -couded
Have you ever wondered why
Tho fact is so often mentioned
Tlint thev studied at Lowell
Hih"
£?•-Since "186G, Lowell has been n
f reut-school, ». crnndachool of trallqpn
and .honor. But just what
Bp« the word Lowell mean to you?
'it i." more tni The Lions Club of California and, _ . . n
Nevada holds its annual spcocitj Injun n PatTott
m arious
mutest next month, with tho topic
schools are Kurtis Slayer, Alan
, p
Sheets Exchanged L Ln«inw. . Phyllis Phlli ys Ck Cook, Cook, Eleanor Eleanor
of "What My Parents Mean to
° I Dicker, Dicker Joan Sawyer. Sawyer Wavy Wavy Ann
Me." .ue." Topics of oc California California, form j with the sollinir of 1000 copies; Slonnc. ElefteHa Dales. Kdmund
the basis of the oration* in the o£ tll[s e.!:ttort of The Lowull at i Orton. Diane Greenly, a" * Barbara
Xativo Sons contost. The Ameri- po]vtcchnic today, two rival! Flor
cjiti LOKI'MI will base Its speeches st.hnols. Poly nml Lowell are beon
the '•Amendments to.thoi Con-i,com\ng better acquainted.
atlLuLiMi. "Alunrun and the Monroei TnL. j(i0II of promotin(r better re-
J oct 1S
i /.lm tbo .topic choson for; \ationB -between- the - t\vi» Behools
the William Randolph Hearst con- wa8 nro,,OS0(| by the stiff of the
>" tho name of a The
Poly'Pn'rrot,
tournaments will be Pl Hih
nipn school,.for a diploma from d
A
Lowll has an intangible quality
nn not bo duplicated. tournament will take place In I.
at Lowell for five cents
Anriiri.: San Francisco. 'TheVw^*-, Bv simple multiplication!
' Lowell nneds the aupport of
very student, from little gun to
officers of the debatinir society «ml subtraction it la found that,
jjic ffun. to live up to Ita eminent
huve made plans for a b-Ij-lit and Lowell makes a profit on the ex-
Ijatandnrdg.
profitablc' future. They are Ron- chanRO. It Is hoped that when the
aid Klein, nresiden.f.: Ruth Schwa- t
up to you to keen Lowell on
n..t.. n i. Q^ )
.* Lowell has never failed you. Mitchell, secretary; Bob Bennett. P
't you lot Lowell down.
rcsa The high threes, up another step
on the stairs that lend to high.
soniorshii), held their second election
In the upper division, and Ravo
their presidency to Dave Holmnn,
vice-]•residency to Phyllis Carrciro,
and secretaryship to Tom Trowbridge.
_ , ^
The la«t in-school dance of tho "
term will be presented by the low__
seniors; who elected"to-Ruiae'thoni •-
CALENDAR Claude Rosen bore as president, ;.-
Beverly Huff'as secrtary, and Bob
Today—Sncred Ileart basketball Xolan as sccrotary.
name.
March 15—Sixth period, room
30(1, boys' nrelnductlon talk.
March lfi—Lincoln vs. Lowell
(ih (ff Kme).
Mnrch 19—Report cards.
March 2'1—Stanford aptitude
test. '
*|«on» will be an even creator April 2—Na\-y talk. :
treasurer. demand for the paper.
;
The all-important Honior prom,
THE bi-annual event nt Lowell,
will he given an added jboost by "
Bill Evers, Norma Elkin^ton, and -'
Secretary .Too Kohlhcckcr, nil of
whom have served the school well
before. ' - '
With four dances in prospect,
these twelve class officers hope anrf '"
plan to present the best dance's
I Lowell has ever seen.

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UOWE.LL
THE LOWIfiLU TUESDAY, MARCH fi. 19IS
rffic tounlci.a« IDink/Vnd FIuwerjYoti van both act as chuperones
and Curley and Flint,|i.htl so with: nt.the i; prom."
LowelJ Diploma
Wins High Praise
. A (Uplotna from Ii
Dick Warren. "P. F. C." in thi» Army, is iww^(
ser\*ing overseas. ' ° "^
Fletcher M. Meriwether, December, 10S7. ls A a r a-*'
private in the Infantry, stationed: at Canil^--
RohertK. California. -i
Bill Hendricks is a corporal In the U, S. Armj*,J_
stationed at'S.'in Luis Obis po. Billts a KTacr^uate
of 1941. J vidVng th*
Flahaven
Duvnrcs
Thurston
Miilrcady
Moore
-• . _ . f__. . .fl8i
C'hnrles K.-Auerbach, captnin in the Coast""Ar*"*""
tlllory :Corps, riH:eivod the Bronze Star
nioritutious service in connection with
tnry operations against the enemy in F -
from June to December of last year. Charles,^
attended Lowell and the University of
; .
Colgate University's Navy Academy Refresher,
• Unit (V-7)), nnd has rv|tat-te

STAN VIEWS
By-PAUL STANLEY
THE LOWELL, TUESDAY, MARCH C 1915 •JHKEE
Indians Chase After Irish in
Tough Prep 'Crucial' Today
Poly Drops 'Big Game';
Indians Make Title Bid|Papooses Stay in Race
By Victory Over Poly
With a blistering second half attack that nearly blasted Poly eff the -
court. Lowell's fast-breaking Indian. 1 ) last week continued their bid for
the title by dropping the Parrots by tho wayside, JJ6-25, in n came that
turned from a tight struggle in unu half to a walkaway in the other.:
With Dick Mulready tanking ton points and dendeye Jim Duvaras com-
ing- through for nine, Lowell was clearly the superior ball club from 1
A. great den) of the Indians' success this season must go to high
scoring Pick Mulready, who has made the difference between a ball
club good fundamentally, hut lacking in drive and scoring ability, and
one which can run up scores Mich as the Indians have done up to now.
"Mo." who got (iff to rather a poor start, has been coming through with
the chips down in th« past few games to average around ten points per
tilt.,.is well as being.strong.defensively and jrubounding.with the borit
of them. But he hasn't been iJnnu by any monns. The two Joes, Thurston
and Flnhavcn, each have ."7 points to their credit, followed by Jim
Swimmers
j Led by sensational Johnny Frac-
! chin's 11 points, Lowell's greatly
tremely "rosy." Vanity holdovers l was constantly intercepting Poly i
are Don Fisher, Tom Gitchell. Ed! pn^ nnd playing s haiiulf.il 1
Toner, and John Kosekmns. TlH'j i.
This Game
Should Sizzle
start to finish. If the team ran continue playing that brand of ball, it
.should have better than avcrngu chance against the league-leading
_, -_ -# improved K10 pound bnskctcersj
Sacred Heart Irish today.
T r t \A/lfl toppled the title contending Poly
'The main factor for the Injuu's recent successes seems to he the fast
*
break installed by Cnncli NVff after the dinstrous "ch^ke" to Uaiboa.,
fm sir.ce then, the Indians have been able to boast of a 20- point per
gume iiverage, second highest in the city.
The way the prep casaha chase is knotted up now, yourguchs" is an'
good nomine, hutjt looks as if Sacred Heart is definitely the team to
V T ¥ In what should develop into one
"I* tile season's top encounters.
Jewell's title-seeking Indians meet
*** j lightweights 30 tc 2.1 in u .Inntmcdl S:icred Ileart's lengue-iuadinieTrfim
t Kcznr pavilion, February 23. De- on Keznr's battte-ficarrKd hard-
little 7.il7y WonK'3lV
l woods
Apuari>nUy_destined to
thn city crown, Lowell's
the ball
heat., With "two forwards like Breen and Gnlvfn, any team couldgo; mermen nre rounding into shapei £ c shot into an early and complaccB,
and that Ht-ems to be. just what the Irish have bocn doing. Lin- wfth the siiring "titular fottivnl"!
coin, with a hit of luck, could also get tin them, as could Lowell, providing
thoy whip the previously mentioned pair. A victory over Sacred
Heart today would make next week's clash with the Mustangs a "nat
urnl," just a? last year's S. I.-Loowcll was, whrn the Injuns, on big last season's championship varsi- 1
deadly accuracy
nrms of Jim ;
Miring
manding lead.
haven, backboard control from
fast appoarching.
lanky Jo one . of the ' •nnUIcat.mon in
" * the already strong varsity gumes as he is an excellent team! lnc "WOWi w a»
rreestylorn. HUM Rodenbaugh., player with a deadly eye. Atccn-| H! * W .?W n* bHwr-an ^
second place winner to GenyonCtcr ( Toam; -.- -. defoii'-iU,*,- . • •..
to HamV^the light-'
, .. -, . _ion, which Is always
rcen aecauso It will consist main- [tc
^efr-lower'division •boyfi^Ant-'for-tftle Lit
! '- : rite ho?|i-- 1 iramoVaH olrajr until
'- ..ilie midcMfl of the third J quarter
•*ft[hnn ithe J Indian
' .rcinntttiii!fnir'' I rrintheihatiial cbansg of coppiiig "'""
'lcnd on. by
•.j.Thnrfltnnr.Duyara aj^ahaSen .arid
re v"',;'' 1 ;'; 1 " -V--p-. s-..-.j5g|
th(?.:tltle-l»y wlnn'iig allthottre- Wtilrendy (W .-^.»— 4-*T. G - '!'
mainlng names. >Tho UwelPrecord ^.••••; Sncni Heart '••'•Jff*¥&^'''.'^
olSO Cmnmmef sllOWS -Wlns^Ve^StiJgnntiUS, nnd^i5(lon"-OT'onef ^ Croon " (0) : oin.ri.ii.ncar* _. _^ -^ ^.f'

frOUR
THE I.OWEIX, Tl'ESIlAY. MARCH fi. 1915
Lee Falk New |"One of the Finest" 'Library Staff
Prexy of C.S.F. JournaIs To A PP ear | Not at Leisure 1
California Scholarship Pcdurution
officers recently elected nre
Lee' Fnlk. president; Lorraine
that.tho students co-iperotoi
them tu avert accident!, He!
it^;,A^ croup -; of. ramallevdeclania
'tf in -honor of /"Brothorhpod
' w a s c t d b l i eia
ffsoeioy fci tho
tbriurii?Februnry J 23. ^"'"^"'
.;--.•; ".Topics-were/; all 1 -- original oiies
'•' - rt " -'cbncerfilriff * Tirothernood and _ tb J
FW 5?r : problomi"-th»t-wlH ariac'before it
r?-rc'tidn. bc-^aehievwli- • The-speakers
r.were.'-Ronald 'Klein, who intri>
,duced?the program and acted as
: rmastorrdf ceremonies;- Joanne •Be"rcusirtto;Ppteraou^;D interesting; sport of tumbling '
b e "of f tli« l finest," fit" says-; y m(ire-resiwctnil tl tlie-lilirary tlllry .staff, .tuthful Lowell bloomer^ gifls of I which is thej pnpoose this, term! 1
to! Miss Erb's aim will be to teach the
the: girls acrobatics, pyramids, and
week 1 tumbling. Miss Krli says possibly
weVe will [
-tnl of ton honor points is EILOU , uj-nw
ifid ith h l f
ed to qualify for membership. An
"A" equals three points, 11 "B"
oiuials two points, "C" equals 0,
and "D" disqualifies in prepared
subjects. In an unprepared subject,
"A" cqm.ls one and a hnlf,
"D" equals one hnlf, "C" equals 0,
and it "D" disqualifies. If meml».T«hip
Is kept up four terms out
of six, students m«y become life
members at graduation. The following
is a list of the members
>this term.
Robert Adam, '103; LaVernu
Bcnslock, 403; Donald Xoonan,
201; Jtoderlc Huake, l!01; Kutli
Schwiihncher, U01; Roliert tfonnet,
'Ml; Krank Unchelor, 201; Marylyn
Seil, 201!; Jackwoild. Ii(l2;
George Stevens, 202; BUI Smith,,
202; Itonuld Klein, 20: 1 would be prompt for their appoint- Oatlu>rine ' Chapman, IJ nrot hea j satisfied with the lance turnout of • given at the end of tho term. And
those cwlng money for Clark. Jean .Mt-mlierger, . Olga
; Joan Marie
Isaacs, 207-b; Rotte-Maric Ko-j
Mini's, 20H-a: Mniy McDonald,
"207-b: Dee Keatly, 2U7-:i; I)tvW
Ilolman, 2ng; Joanne Kcllehcr/20S;,
OlRii Smirnoff. :t'JS; Jerry Pruott,
208; Joanne Benin, 2M; Khoda
l ' IllhU( " n . st ,!° l« i . rls --., Ti?'*_ " ^ S^_ S P O ^ ( . whi « h is . n °t well
iSiV'iirof"iilcturcfl > , >K woaU* p'ay - HmirtioffTcaioliVie'"SotiThiVnl. v and M|>«rtn will start off with a bang, known, is life Having, a branch o'f .
1 1
• • ' • -* tVi.* -, ... .... Thn schedule for, this fcjrm has, swimming for ice advanced fiwlni-^m.rinil-
l-.ii.-tl.. Ilmirini ' IlCL '» l'n*l««I: Monday, swimming. -morn. The i.rlnciplos of life sav. T
loan Gu-nl 3 t 4 m erit" fo v- »'»"»K coOh them.
_Tlie,Bijr Sistci-s this term nip, 1 the, history
Although
teredrthis w|
i'io».;they
tory must l{
which would!
possible, me|
must,come
the use nf {J
i;« or spit
founders of
Mrs. Clorift -- has received many • special work for the* Chest.
under/the cbairmanshrp of Elleti: -Wlien a boy rofus&s a date, hej wonderful d l reports from Europe.I Contributiond.such'nsuscd*"
D T ~' .-,' j Mamiin and Vivc-Chnirman Gin-j luis to. , . . , , The mony collected in tho fall drive or cards d stickers i m'*eut mifB-nf^
East-
DOyS lemnCI rla C,«utoney. The oncanluitlon'L-il When n
- Lowell's traffic squad of thirty-1 /
five boys is doinjr, an excellent //,
and Empurtnnt job. according to the: // '
San Frnncisco PoHce Department.! /
Dctirmtr this" pralso in their hoartn,:
L'wli''ud of white-bld b
Even
1 "
Compiled by
HOI*OR ROLL CAROL MANHEIM
Iow 3
"
uhiuhig the too socially-minded "T ff"' u" l - th _ 0 used to sup!
lem of the
of thin forcrJ
Nations, will
important pJ
Ronof the
n. !'il.-li:i
.,
II. K. .-itlUL'.
j1
, The pix,b.,
disarrhanieni
jion will be
• to the, world
tconowic reel
To establiJ
national ordtl
'ence and „
nntioi
^•;;Th8 Lowell orchestra,
.^dlrection-ot-Mr.rKrieBer, played a
" medleV'rtfAmarican tunes in^hd'n
It. Johiu-on.
vt-r. J. il.-rl, J. • HWt-«''. llnrin-tl. J. lli.wd. V. Sli.-f-
Illntlnii. ft. Hunt.! fry. ,C. V..^.t.:,-, J. lt»II. V. IK.yl. I:.
t II H : * , I KIIII1I'I:M M J!-l>(itii1l
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cuwu.
V. .NVUIIck. ». Hen. M. ICin:
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I-:. Itittl.-r. J. ICflIi.|i.T.
—H. Aitiiinti, S. Alltito. -I. llnrm
Al'im-r. .1. Kli-litirilnon,
fitock: T". Hiirwlek.
•y tr ;V »• I-'Wiu-y. \v, Si'tt. P. Pntton.
M. H.-iltpiirn, K. J'.tl-iijnn. SI. Kins; H-j
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THE LOWELL
S/3N FRANCISCO'S OLDEST -HIGH SCHOOL
Volume 85. No. *J San Francisco, California, Wednesday. April 18, 1945
HELP
LOWELL
OBTAIN
BLOOD
Pounded Jnnunrv. 1S9R
World Peace Conference Starts Next Wednesday
Ily Hurinii ICc«sel
The denih of out' President
Franklin 1). Koosevelt, stunned
all of Lowvl] last TliurMt]uy aft-
•"*«*.,-. «5Bfc-iX-/ "noon. Lowell regrets that bel^L
.Wflffi'Jr- cause The l.tiwell paper was nl-
«l..i*lfliS5* .tady in print, it watt not aide
to preh?.it a more fitting mi-miiriitl,
OIIUT than llie^e few words,
lo this great and hixiuraMe
American.
Term Play Set
For June 5, 7, 8
Having chosen "George Wnsh-
: ington Slept Here" for the term
uluy. i\Ir, Polinnd mid his aspiring
tlietqiians arc ;it work on *.he long
nmi arduous task of producing tho
annual presentation, which will bo
given mi June 5, 7, and 8.
t The piny deals with an enterpris-
. ing young businessman, who hus
. purchased u somewhat decrepit
domicile it- which George Wash*
ington reputedly slept. According
to Uti> coitilttion of tlie house, it
appears that no one Ims been near
tht: house since that historical
night. A staggering amount of
[Nations Want
!A Permanent
World Order
- Perhaps the subjVet most talked money is invested in the renovating;
abuti; around Low-'ll jV»t nay;, not t»f the dwelling, and after an exincludlug
the week-end trips to tremely painful month, the house
Boulder, is the World Poiu-e Con- is fit to live In.
ferenee, which begins April 25. Joe IlousebuildetV* funds vanish
l.et*s loi.k at the significance of rapidly, however, and the fumiiy
the meeting of the world powers, is in immediate danger of losing
For the first time in hirftory. under the house to the creditors. Uncle
similar arrangements, have the dif-> Stanley, the supposedly rich uncle
feitf'nt forms of government formed i on Newton Fuller's fumiiy tree, ur-
»n opuii conference to settle ami-: rives on the scene, and it looks as
cably among themselves the prob-- though the Fuller residence may be
lems which confront each. . .saved until Uncle Stanley shame-
The peoples or the United No-if ull >' l ', c ° C ° I between the Army
• tne sprint term. Al Carr. Lud ! " mi ^7rn h nnn i hn f cd / A
Participants from Fresno, Ripoi.,, Heunick, Mel Tamberg. Peggy JBor-i? um tl cr o. Ripoi.,,
die Sun;
disarmament, relief and rehcbilita-• Fmnciwo htKh schools will enter: Dunn. Ellxnbcth Lehman, andNorton
I 50O.00O In bonds Is_to
ion will be uf major Impor nncel th , u H, h &h j TourntlJ Ev(.rH m!lke up t^fi dlin"'c. "
to the world during the social end m(Jnt |(J lie hvhl M 10 WHh th • t '
economic reeonstructton. j San ytuni:iSCQ state spring tourna-J __i
To establish a successful inter-; mvnt cancelled. Lowell will spon- _. t :^
national order, uhle to prevent vio-jgvr its own forensic program, foa-' Blood Drive Led by
lenci- and administer justice be-! turinir dolmtiiiL'. orutorv. oxlcriina- oo^ n/*.i «r- ri
l0 fii^i&iJJS\ hu Z- B .". IB- / :
•'•;.vv.' a^"5 '•"~'*:.l^-*i
£•*. • *-~:;

TWO THE LOWELL, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 18. IMS
THE- LOWEU,fflj
Teepee Tattle Tales
latest Benny Goodman records, but Song." "Get Out of Here," and
the musical value of these records "BIu>.s for Jimmy." Each -record
this Incites so mnny sneers among mu- is tir^Mn-tHnor i»vn«ini« -v tji" "Itivcbug," and IK devoting lock MiiapM and falls open. Thi; door is swung back
that nobody )i:t« had a chance to full ti.nu tn Dun Schiavonc nnd immediately a torrent of books, clothes'
cut anyhfidy (ilsc'tf tit rout—at least (uPiiH Utttf CaoKiir). It looked lunches, nnd other articles send the stru~ " '
almost noimdy. But c*esl la gucrte, «•«« commissioned n second Heutcn-
English nMnot to speak where ho receiver) his commission ant (bombardier) hvthe Army Air
^iint-nll. In-public places. Though once slapped for ns a lieutennnt. He wns trans- TSorpH in November or 1943. He
i- ,rofusing to do so, "I would never bow tn a Jnpa- rerred to-Camp Pcndloton. Cnli- Avns then sent to England, flying
.\>est»," Elinor states firmly.
fnrnb. wlioch which place he wns 3-17's. where he rampk'Ukt thtrmmmimmm
Hhipped to lwo Jimn. j tv-five missions. Ed wns 'awarded
In Shanghai, Elinor atended the Sacred Heart
ConvcnL-anHtellsof the head nun being-pushed
.Jnck MacKinnon, a second lieu-' Ip? DTKtin»rui»Iie*i_Flyitiir Cross, the
in the
;
to the opjoRito xex form n pamgon of systematic i
planning andneatnesj*. The fact thnt nnywhen;
from one to one hundreu girls may use one locker f
does not wucm to hamper tht> efficient manner ID ;
which the locker in used. After three years it'
Lowell, girls «eem to acquire'the ability to ap-f
proach the locker, open it, find n solid wall of
"junk" reaching from the top to the bottom, from
the inside wall to the door, and extract a book
from the bottom of the extremely compact maa
without the remainder of the contents *hnw*>r-
U,£ uhoul tier, it gives tho male of the specie*
an overpowering sense of inferiority to see a
girl calmly nr-roach a locker nnd without h trace
of fenr swing back thnt denth-denling door,'
wheren* the boys open their lockers with nothlnp
short of a cold sweat on their foreheads.
Stnndnrd attributes of a girl's locker (donV
ask me how I know) comprise: -' >
a) ONE MIRROR fUSlUM/V BROKEN). '
U> OSK TO TKX PICTURES OF VARIOUS
MATINEE IDOLS (VAX JOHNSOX IN- •*
c) A VARIABLE AMOUNT OF SWEATERS 11
In
AS fpr
Lowell h
rounding
fflcp
nation hen
mer Clow.
ball piny.
Couch Vo
group of
to the <
should )>'.
from star. I
should ' 1)
they Mi"
stay »•
- The v- -,
in their pr^
close de>
polydiagames.
G
quite fret,
second • si!
Hence.
This ye:
much'
was n_._
thut fron.
team, to 1*1
g<
will throw
ter of
ing behin-l|
Jlorris.
il be eit
kctballer f
ond will I
ready, li
stop h
Jerry ,Sihcornel*
at
(NONE OF THEM BELONGING TO THE?
RIGHTFUL OWNER OF THE LOCKER); /
d) SADDLES. DISHTOWELR. FINGERNAIL-
., POLrSH. BOBBY PINS. COMBS. ETC.. ETC. «'
•^The greatest danger emnnntinfi from girts',
lotk^rs Is thf uenmninl dispute as to who ii;,
ffrst^jn line for the use of Its mirror and other
' various; accessories. It's not nn uncommon sight;
to see >J.wo girls vehemently defending their,
claims to^an Al priority, nnd without too much,
trouble Mn,-y sends Maggie sprawling to the-ftor;
*is n result oT n well-aimed clip on the jnw. Mac/ey's
only "bo..f 'i that the antaieunint smearedhar
leg makeup (which was on her face nt the
It's nxlomntic thnt lockers aw more of n harnnK
than nn asset, yet time will drag OIUHM still more?
teeth will he knocked out, more frTcndshiwt
broken, but still the lockers will ink*
R. F. D.
nX! Italy ^Z ^Ti ^ K £ 2$Fto .h<
Vie Picetti,
ers who mt
KreiU-teaml
are catchei
Frunk T«
Other ...
pear the tc]
leo. Comtmf
ono;ot tliei.
honors. T
:
"We finer that Pnto Alto Hfinrh had ji sun
find out the tyne of trirl most
nu then tic records, pertaining
but rtganilcua of the henuti-' to '/uzz, which hnvc been pressed
bels nnd the hih i h
„„„..»;,» JIIUIIUIH, arc tnose
_ are odorifer- of Kid Ory nnd his Creole Band,
ous. I and the New Orleans Band of Bunk
1 I^oks us .U
fellows liked,
tighter thni
results showed that the mnle population like
man down t,
"•n stcfdj-biifr to do .«o ne must teallyjike the
The. lud
They liked the compnnionable t>*pe of girl.
inst Rol
;he clothing line sweaters and skirts took vt •'•intiton, i | j
lead. When out on ii date, the boys expect*^, pampers, n
spend from $2M to S'.i 00. Though this no"
in a tough I
taken In Pain Alto, its findings might help
boys nre n
of you Lowell Cutics to snag n mnn.
to win mor.
In past ye:i
bie •""
"Sonnv. don't use such words!"
"But. Mother. S'lnkflsponrc-used them."
"Well, don't piny with him any more." .-

tt?Mtt »»"."&
Sits
«w
Indian Baseballers Take On
Star Studded Links Today
l!y Leu Collins
As spriiiK rolls around s ,
Lowell's ly 15 basebull team is
rounding into shape for nnotlicr
crack lit the A. A. A, title. Friday
the Injuns will meet UD with an
excepttonally strong Lincoln aggregation
headed by such stars as Elmer
Clow, Bob Dil'ietro, and Tom
Tcshara, all skilled anJ experienced
hull players. Ana ins t these boys,
Couch Voyne will send a fighting
group of LowclliteH. no strangers
to the diamond themselves. It
should lie a hard-fought battle
from start to finish, us both touma
should be title contenders, unxl
they will need n victory Friday to
stay in the race. ' .
The Cards have not done too well
in their practice names, having lost
clone,decisions' to the Galileo and
Poly diamond hoys, but in these
games Coach Voync substituted
quite freely in order to give his
second - stringers Playing experience.
__ :.-r. I
This year's team should be very'
much better thun last year's, which,
wp» able to con only onu ton test,
that from a strong Sacred Heat;
team,.to finish in the league cellar.'
Against the Links, thu Indians}
will throw an almost complete ros-i
tor of experienced players. Start-;
Ing behind the plute will be Dick;
Morris, veteran of last year's first:
strliij* ajigri-gntion. At first base,
will ho cither Mike O'Xeil or has*!
keinai'or Joe Timr»ton, and at HCCowl
uill -iie;.:newcomer Dick Mul-J
ready. Holdiiiir^ilo'ii the short-j
stop chores will be snicni-li-fielding
Jerry Silvcrst^in, nncl at OU
THE LOWELL. WEDNESDAY, APIML- 18, 10-15 THREE
30 Pound Sprintei Takes First
comer at third base will be Dann^
Emanuelson. The pitching :hlng stafff
will ba headed by *'Oly" Olson, a
\ni>\ y»'nr, with P«in VMX\X
'and Jerry Sftvorstcin backing hint
up. In thc outfield will be a great thai,-achnciniTr^I.o well 120 siirin.'er. wiiut 220 .
many of Coach Voync's footballers. Andy Anrierniin tit- for thirty An unseen
' ••"" *" Steve Marx, second. Mrs! time: 23-3.
Even, Herbie
Silveratctn, and a . - —~.
junior, Paul Thurnu. TVbse boys
should present a well-balanced ball ^
cl'ib with O'Xcil, Murdeady, Emanuelson,
and Silvcrstein forming a
hustling and smooth working infield
and Olson and Morris form-!
ing an cxpc-rienccd and capable
battery, which should be able to
put out many an opposing lints-' -
man. In the outer garden will he fiPht
Lowell's main threat with Bwivi-r, B'^v.-r men nicn went inroufrn ini-• {...mmeiw lnk.n.r .»r dropping s- i the dti
•Maix. Thurau, Trcasercnu. SIK-er-;^"^ J' k °« h . ot • kn R ire n th , r0U -ft i UltlI< >' •'»" Edwards, laa
stem, and Even, all hard hltter^(butter. 8W< onAnrn B. But with-?hampion in the -10, will i
callable of getting many a clean « »«» rounded season to go. Lowell. \X\K\X M],M1 sprinters Kood
base, hit In the coming season to'* 1 " hn * e ? oni0 m .fc ht y £uirii teams, their money, and, if all go
put the Cards ahead. The first 1 tte 40^*11? give the
l itd d runs for
?. Mmpptu with. The Indian; he mav equal or break
STAN VIEWS
By PAUL STANLEY ^ <
Ca'ds Tie for Hoop Championship;
Minor Sports Now Taking Over
, push shot /roni" thirty-five feet out
[from the right arm of Jim Duva-
cre ahead Ilrirry From, star fullback of last
. "despera- year's championship football team,
! fin shot" by Joe Klatmven in the who could cop first in the shot and
Uniting minutes which miraculous- the discus, and speedy Jim Wy-
L 1 * swished through tho hoop, fol- an, ace sprinter. Backing these
11-jWt'd bv IJuviinin' i«nn*> pHnntmr * - -•-"• •- *•* • —-
(the clear and drop ««.,.••. 1U(11.j-. nign-jumper,
set-up. The Scoreboard added to vnultor. and broad jumper,
their confusion, for it was wrong The Lowell squud, squad, headed by Jim
ten
„ -,- iwii.ii r.dwurds, John Bortta,
fur AAll
turned out well, though, pon .McPhec, Joss Scroggy, Mort
L!ider.snii'K bucket was ruled Dunn. Jack VandcrMale, and Duto
huvc been made after thc In-'anc Oilman, is determined to stop
ijian-f had called time out. A tense I this Poly aggregation at all costs
j situation was reached hed a f fi-w s
onds later, too. when a i-hnrprmg sec- 'and snare the title for the Indians.
foul w»s called mi Dick Mulrciuty
l' C i k t d
the post-season tilt at Civic Audi- other
Many
arc ploy-
inc. if voU're in
1 in to ll terested enough to
>"> »' 'e track front, we! boanhl' major SmK watch these
^^ lh , Bt thc C)ir

OUK
Gals and Sports
THE LOWELL, WEDNFSDAY, APRIL 18, 19-15
Lowell Artists |
Submit Posters! Lowell Club News
I ^.well's clubs are buxslnjr aiiead Ten subscriptions for five months
Uarbuni Preston and Anton Van with debates, tournaments, trips, to the Spanish Readers' Digest
were awarded ribbons for the experiments, speeches, reports, have been donated to the Spanish
- - - • • discussions. Club by the San Francisco Chapter
che.H.' fingers—1030. 1520. in the city. Football, as it U today.
- u kins 'lUlu. 1900. Finally I came upon wns king. Put in 1897, Lowell' At a'/ reel
5'a good time'' she mm Her »!«.• ilote. Jnniiory'lSOT. Forty- Poly was one of the tcamKvthat, a mil per.
BarbnmBettman;131-Fny^.:f^7;r a S introduc,,!.
Berge, Carmen Garcia; •»£-, u,o momlierii, Margie Barnes took .^ ^wt«'«. '" llt II » tlll » Jw111 Mil-, AItnooyn no ftpi]r(.s are ava\\a.< As I ctosed the last nage/ot '.he •
Stevo Marx. Gloria Courtney; 214 f ,natorial home one niKht an.i mnile. U * r * _^ ble for the following Information,, old nwrazfne. thon glanwd over '
Net only
'•irded proliflcnlly, and a few of
"'
Goldsmith; 234—Dwight Wilbur,
Pauline Kunz; 30!V-Robert Jacobs,
haum. Jean Atherton; 333—Nathan
Knrnn Johnson; 308—David Birn-
.Schneider. Joan Fultzmnn; 310—
- James Lconp, Pot-Snltzman,
l
Pressure h
those whu ai
though the
of reason.
Pluinu of a
'nose records nre now nvallnble, *;•
f_ ......... «st 1^>|1.g B|UM „ ..W|R,,i _ «ut a vlus».
Go Mnrchmjr In," "Sae , irnaps 11
nnd "Tiger F.ug." No , tmg and tun
e' player ling captured • Il'Kh If PTCI
fueling nnd spirit of murolaxed
manner as -
slips and In-
For further infor- .
°" a nermam
, ^_ M.irrmnti. (\j\. 2KJI. i.>i--n, »IIIII>II. T« ; 11. wt.iii. iJ.t; 11. •"•••'"ii «u MI vac records, tvctirun. write toi«
- Iicti-T'
"'•II*I • '.'2«i—Ii. ShlttiiKin. Co; It. S,nirn. \V. lti

*v
im
After grueling w
j live and fortitude, which pi-oves to
Lowell's truck team looks anxious- 1
!>(« the moH important factor in
ly toward tomorrow afternoon in
Kewir Stadium when l.ow*>N will
i mining.
make its bid for the A. A. A. title.
In the dual meets, tho Curd cini
dermen have won atl li'it one meet,
Tills year Lowell will j*o into the
that being n 70-45 drubbing I'Yi
moi't with but n slim chance of
j Poly. In this meet, studded wit's j
snatching the city title. In track,
KridnVrs Ilnrry Froinni, Jim Wjoach
man in able tu contribute a
; ntt, and Mvrrill IVncock. ninny IIItangible
bit t>> his
mind. Coach I e
successive teams on to victory.
Coach .Harris' stylo of luiiihini; is
tunning the 100 yard dash in 10.2. •
Running with him will be Kfith
to contribute valuable points, and "Ur:l" Edwards. In the mile e*'-;nt,
at the snine tinw to let the track Oi-C.-i|ttain Jack Van Dcr MaU.and
man practice ami show his initia- O.rk Horse Don Branson wi',| pit
REMEMBER
V-E DAY—
nuv
BONDS
Ready to Win Tomorrow
their wind nualnst Don Wallace, Charlie Burnett should help out the
I Paly H80 and mile ace. Fleet-foot- Reservation. Lowell is blessed by
led Jim. Edwards wil ladd poitns to having Don McPhee, for big Don
the total by sprinting through the could i cop a first in the discus,
220 and 440, In the Poly meet, Mort Dunn £.*• .1.. .^_f__ .*. * *u
:
Commissar
l [which was won by._.
ww...,,.,BBUI Jfolotov unsucccss- A.tl
fully, opposed the admission of Ar-.
in itaiast^rarboiid'corripe-May 12^-AM-CUy Track Meet..
tltlon ' :, .«,.„ *„ „ ,t . , _ ,
it«ntina Vfu-r branding the nation Th« first.-fiOO war bond pur-. "£,Ji 1*> $> 31 - June ] ~ ExainI -
'Fascist" Four main commissionslchasirs will be invited to a.special|
n " ioag -
ind-twelve principal comtttees will,war bond Rhow presented by the June 3-^T«rm Play.
two additional seats at the confer-1 dramatics club. j,,n« A r«n

TWO
LOWILLL
Published by the Ansnciated Student*
of Lowell Hlsh School
HOD Ilayn Stntt. S*H Franctiwo.
Cnllfernla
U 11. S. S. A. Meir.be Free
LOWELL STAKF
EDITOR ....HARLAX KESSKL
Associato Editor}! N'oel Kelly mid
Boli Hitchcock
Sports Editor Paul Stanley
News Editor. - rat Hunt
Feature Editor Carol Mnnhvim
Circulntfcm Manager Hob Nolan
REPORTERS
Lt-iiiiaril CuItliiB t".«ml M.tn'n-'.m
JOM-IIII IlitUir ll«nrv MtiTirtvii,-}-
Mark Unt% dimly* Soli«iirx.ti1.in:li
Knnry I"Owe J.mW Wlfrnmti
Jnannr Heron
Support Your Team at
All-City Meet Tomorrow ^.
The all-city track meet takes place tomorrow
at Keznr Stadium. The meet is
an important one because Lowells' track
team, regarded us underdog*, still has a
chance to come out on top. To do this,
the co-operation of every Lowell student is
needed.
Up to now, the attendance ac all Lowell's
track meets has been rtefinitcly lacking;
This attitude on the part of Lowellites
must stop or our team will suffer.
When a team knows that the school is giving-
its support, it will work all the harder
to bring home a victory.
A few years ajro one of Lowell's leading
high jumpci-s siiirl, "Track is not a minor
sport. Actually, its participant:* work as
hard, if not harder, than football or basketball
teams.' '
Anyone who has ever seen a track meet
will say this, for it is there that one realizes
the amount of preparation and training
required for thc team.
•- Lowcllitcs should not have to be urged
to support their teams; they should attend
all meets through their own interest
alone. Because the need is so urgent for
students to sup£>t their teams, all Lowellites
who want a victory must attend the
meet on May 12.
THE LOWELL. FRIDAY, MAY 11. 194B
Lowell at a Glance
Ily Nnel Kelly
Arcordinc to thc old axiom, it's about this time
of the year that the "yoiinj: man's fancy turns to
thoupht* of love." Civics nnd En*rliir the Armed Force*. At college
.h?intends..to-continue:, hi* -Snantoh-major-andwork:
toward:his ambition tobe cither a radio
;.,cnnnouncer.or a* journalist^' - - '
,£..•,; .'!.I»..-;.:..,&,-v-;.L. ;• .L-,-i-, .
o a f H
M P " *»n«l «>nB writer
» pI ? y t her —N'ocl Kelly
Teepee Tattle Tales
y jji'ts hnefc. T1.;»t is, to all outf«r
Dot Itoss ,nnd they, too, at lonj- wiui! tippenrnncw..' .The eternal
last .lire lidded to the ever-growing trinnirk'. and we diffeient mimes and co into it'« Kettinjr borinjr. Shininjr examthe
rinir. They both figured it pies (if true love are Pete Layman
would be better to settln their, and Mar caret Uivincr. and Joe
imintleiw dijtj-ute that way. Bol»; Stewart and I'at Berkeley. Ever
Duvies anil MUIiccnt Hanscn am Klm-e junior lifch (my. mr) Pat
utill iroinir steady. Little Cawjar:staiifif]d hnn ilrnvrlcd Uatlleo and
Schlavoim nnd Ma.luo BlHslnRcr (i(i, eninir steady with Paul Thcrau.
are still very, wry happy. (At; Tall, iltirk and handsome (we Ret
least that's what Dan says.) \ nald for this) Jim Duvnras and
Countk-Rs people hove been[com- Barbara Morris nr still seen toplninini;
that this column is de- iirether much as they try to keep It
voted to i»eople of the upper classes .in tho sty. Fx-I/nvoflitc ,U>rry
(in .-fhonl wo nn*an). Tin- only '.\lilt«*r i-= f>r»k« i Thc ptimnry terror of thc disease is thc rapid!*
ty and suddenness with which it strikes. A person
can RO to l*ed perfectly normal at night,'
and thc next morning find himself in the throes
of an uncontrollable vase of thc ailment. He
wake* up with thc *un streaming through his
windows, slowly dresses, and cats his usaul
morning repast. This first stage of thc disease ia
easily controlled a* he has someone to watch
over his actions. But once the victim is turned
loo£c, the danni-ra to which he and thc general
public arc subject are inumeiabte. Quite by acci-
iicd tu have taken, crash**
pell-melt into thc wire fence, tears his way
thronirh it, misses d?»th under thc whrels. of a 21.
car by a few ncant; inches, knocks over two
sturtled pedestrians ^ind careens with a sickening
thud into the wall of the apartment house directly
across from th.: school yurd. He is painfully
extricated from the building, nnd apparently
undamaged he make* his way to the locker room.
JThc remainder of the day panm-a serenely, and
Our hero traipses to .his abotte to. get a,good
nightV sleep 6o that he may face the dancers of
the morrow with a clear head.
Like measles, mumps, and chicken-pox, sprinc
fever Is a disease which'we nil nt one timo or
R-he:i::td L-ccauau an-.th.-r haw ••'(••••n»:v1rv»!, ;imj which We ^11, ia..
thine we can say is that if some Vat Brandon didn't ask him to a tirtv, will outgrow. :
of the freshman and sophomore rwmt jiir. Janet Anderson andi
whirlwinds would do mmicthinjr Tommy Itoiltrcrs have reached the
spectacular, we'd bit only too happy sAtcc where it's -"Boinjr steady.
to mention them. Norma Klklntr- broken up, iroinj; steady etc." -
ton is turninc out to be Lowell's \The Tattler has reathed the end Alumni in Action
mimtK-r one baseball fan mainly t>T\ hijt rope, and as he swinirs in
iK-caufe of the presence of Dickie th^ bronze, he mutter*. "Gooilbye." >AUL HOITKH, who was erroneously roportca
an missing, is now stationed at KingV Point '•>
an I^ng Inland. :
JAMES MAXWELL. June '42, is a first lieuten-
The QUARTER NOTE
ant in the Army 1'nratroopn. He has }
f- A tour
lunch In
•fcy'8 evem|
base of
•»clock. r
toured the

is,
8*
9
Scroggy Noses Out Edwards
In tht'lonly Lowell bright spot of the afternoon, JOHN Scraggy
first place and Jim Kdwnrd* a Mccond in ihe MO- Lowell fell to
• l»«ly Itv a wort* of 1.1 to "0. ii — Photo,by By'j >UYey.
Baseballers Out of f
Division; Treasijau Stars
THE LOWELL. FRIDAY. MAY 11. 1945 THREE
Jerry Coleman Now a
Dive Bomber in Luzon]
i
Marine 2nd IX Jerry Colcman'
Jr. former ali-dly b*Mchall and:
basketball slar at Lowell (claw* of
spring "12). in Mill displaying:
rhrnnpionshi;* form, hut now an a
dive hombrr pilot in Luzon. !
AK a member of the "Torrid 7'ur- !
lie-*** >.|
With tin* first crack of the but,
tht4'K through*
mt tin 1 Hosing thv major sports ycai |1M' c-ounti-d on to earner many
With a baiijr. Lowell s hnrd-fij;htiii(j : ' points in the approaching city
truik men tomorrow go into the mii*. In thc 50 and 100-yard fn*
annual city meet as dangerous ' style, Indians Don Fisher, Pete
underdogs, with Poly, winner of all'
Gitnyiird, and Hast Rodenbaugh
her meets this season and conquer* show promise of cominjr through
or ot the Indian*, definitely estab- : with H victory or two. Taking care
lished ad thc tuam to beat, which of the breatttUroke chore* will be
is considered by muny un impossi- 1 "Humps" llaldauf. ace lightweight
bility. The Parrots have waded of previous years, who If )> Fisher, Eddie Kahtl*
of last year's championship (Mjuad,
and Henry VUIers.
si/nool lHH-i>nu> determined only Itori-tii, VanderMule, Dunne Tht- date in not Mt ot this writ-
o not f'.i'Ji ih.ir |**t for good old Uilmaii, and Jim Edward*, city -140 ing for thu city meet, but Coach
1 Failing h«s stated that It will be
i-hiimn, n'main.
liui.
effort*. , v v.*- ve httl«. or
> ID take t,he nliu-u-f *>f these
fur as «t«.Ient fco-ly M
of yesteryear. It would
that all • •
My l.en Collins
T;>. muni' KIMM for
i , i i\ ,' . , f, i 11 ivwiii, cum. which "iiii.ii "us hns nun wonii-
it- urciuvr greater
l)n»ni)i"jr their th'rd Miii-e.*stve.Tmnmy Ortt*n«», mid a JUMHI infiL-W, iH'K-fiitair* of chainplonshtps than "
t, of tlie season. I/»!«!IV luckless anil outfield. l tilt, of tlic
, . •• . nnv »thi»r .Sun 1-Vanvisco high-lv
biiH-balkrM biiwt'd t/> the\ l>ly >ill: l . .. 1-Vanvisco hijrb
,/7ln; IndbHtA'^lui; . .
e, thus far pro-J hiKti ,.,-hiK.l. . - -
club at Hiir Hoc. tli.iimii^-Tj-to'.'t. >liii-wl n hard Uttlng oiitfioltl with I _ Althiiugn
The, K« 'was ».iwl C,K
„ »t tht- Ni-w York
:] to li in the s>w«nd inning,' svttmd ami tHu! in l?a«in' stand-jhaltyrji «iw'iy« put up a go titilily; and ; Dick kMorris, | Is that famous spirit tiwImliltijT? ;
i t* 1 iu. linvpi! liv hatidlinir the catching- rhoiv.i 1R«-( " • * • i
• t0 •nesi'.'ttnet notnintf ehamj>; for- u strong team, heuded
W. The m«n.-n'-the loam today |,y Captain Itert Pederson. should
IIM BWHI^^CHIIW they have been «„,,,. ^ al),^ to snare tho tit,e
wcr'niiiK to get that way for two, f^n, th« twj xtronsegt competL
tlii.-e. an.l four years. If they can ,„„, yt. twain, an J Wa*Wngto".
do it. why can\ you? You can The two aforomentioncl teams
earn yourself a block in three, have MU> «r two sood blaswn S. I
ywir*. «»r by Iwlnv on u thnmi'ion- jhemled by •jiatt -Murphy and the
ship team, or by brin* a city meet K,,^,, hy n,m iX(Wenbem. But the
wimwr. Co out for track an and ^ n l^twell Hfi, Ciimmcrcc 27 Vhw in the discus. Joss Scroinry
Starting off thc dual meet sea- ami Jim rewards battled It out for
son in fircat style. Low ell V scarlet- a first and n seciMid in the 440. for
rlad rinrlomxrn swept *oa lop-sltlcd the only bright spot for Lowell of
victory over thu haplcMt Commerce the afternoon.
I'ulldogs nt Kcznr, April If, In a Uwei; 78. Balboa 52
tiKi;t that was just as uneven an Itclurninir to the . vk-Mry unjl.
the xcore indicates. The Cards, Ixui-11 iuil«d oker j*it*L-"^y^-*up.
hcnd'*d by Jim Edwards, who took |Hh

(OUR TOE LOWKI.I., FRIDAY, MAY 11. 1945
Gals and Sports
Although representatives fnm! At a m-i-nt IK'iirKt Youth Fn-
Ufesion and Glrl«' High M.IIOO!« , rum. conducive by •h* .^in Fr:in-
Blood Plasma
Traffic and R. O. T. C Lowell
i " A. j I
To
• **
Meet
meet
at Kezar
Blossom Out
Appreciated | As the end — uf another semester
into focus, the nine- |-OWrJ| girU ,iC
°'j in crisp »ash dreads thc:« spring
,r B sSdium? fr«teruCBnU ?S RSWSS l«te« h^TtoTlte .fa^t iLlK Kffic'Sa 'andTtO T C*fnlS'*£ * fTw i»*~-«S*SSB
x> scriou*— .for arraniremvnt. and Jean Hem- following are actual fetter* from }^eSr?pibtohleh school in' wW t l ? rtn wind at noon tira " to
trirts* sports burger fof rffnwhment ; w of the recipient*: . [£' m dfv SJII 1 ^j!ft «L K^arSti Wflllh d"""**- *«onC these hmv*
s. It would Ah. mif. afar cry from foot- Calvin C. Mitchell writes: "I am dta«. They w& marched do* ^ff fft^Jh'rS^ 1 IlWI " ^f" 1 '
o hear a" ; tml! anol time. So far the group con- an enemy five-imh shell. My leit fie ntpta4s wearing the respective' * ret them; but trtere are as MJlrce
athletic field at l,owell, being, KjMll ,,f Joan Giimbntht, Mary Lee, U*g wiw irjuied prett> itadly by t.,,jorj! or their tchuol* and the It. ** diamonds* nw almnet as exiienmainly
the nftrr-srhool sports' ja(kk' Siebert, Gloria Lee. Marion shraiine; ami glass. y_ p# ^ ;n unjf,)in^ j «ve. They 9le worn with back
.IJ to nt»\cr\ fur me. Automobile Association to further Ke\'* Kaper'n. i
girls will be noised fifth, sixth. | ficfally tabulated, but U;e girji.
and sr,«ith periods for the fmiic. 1 ?"*" SaI1 ident pmventiun. In girts' hair, silver UrreJte*
squads ami It. O. like Dotty Cfcuk'« arc favored, jind
* revued by city: big taffeta bows like Ro*e-.Mjtrie
uftl the revu*s. Koning's are seen in the cdirt.
by thi> .Mayor, | Uurbnru- drlnb in different witi a
but becauw of the U'orld Confer-1 l>right /lowered Iwind around jher
and «-r«ith periods for the* fmlic.
*' Dunimn had about the
ft-"?* it is doubtful whether he will itreufCH. The naati hnv mtvi** Lr-
RhodV' Oldfield -' "— •-chairmen
_.
for the picnic,
mittcee
rangement.
i*e a grand
tt'n girlj
run.cinn of whnl.. !,I" ''• «*°n begin training in march-i heads.
IIluM Bank.
ill: nncj
SHAKESPERE MEET Presented in 306
"Sn I
hi
my life."
nual Shakcsperian festival. ]jeldj'i'«nt« hubmtttwl what they ww-M-I* 1 "*]?'"
April 2G at the HumMdt Evvningjer^d to be practical proponuls for! '
High School auditorium, Lowell's;a vl*n lo improve our present cdu-i
Jreprewntativcs made an excellent | catioiisl system. Sorr* of UIOJWJJ
showing. j pni|«ma]« wcr*;; prtscnt^ to Lowell
Representing Lowell In the city-(students through a rounrt table dis-
^IJt; t(.»»'.C3i wrr* May Pciirson'm—ion M.^ii noc, :V.i).i ^trJu»I,
iM-rf, from the It. O. T. C. M
icvruited to drill the /quad.
T 1in/*f| I?O/>rO«)f inn
UIUU.II 1VCL1 CdllUIl
Thi "
I Junior Statesmen at .
Ripon Convention
— convention vac
hc!d m KEpon. California, lut
April '28, under the auspices of iji«
Ilipon Chapter of the Stalest! #n
of America. Over ten chapters
were represem«Wrom a* far sofith
a* Glendalc, and as far north as
s
30
Voltun*
Xhe«e word-J
priatc at «i;'-n-
Wendell Holm
Ufi. atanxa '
Nautilus."
It U not
prople how mi
its student*. h
IIWJWV
dent body, or
alumnus to bv
The time of
A Lowelllte utti
diptoma In hanj
of emynbiy 1
fJfiHU
trt will be
and diflertfiu
which we ar"
And still, t
we*bave .gai
with us. Wt* h
]y. the ability
others, the aMi
l«ms and xaakv
ity to proirrfs
others, from i ;
Tnose ate imi
cant d^U
and • oth*
U
hu jri\-en us.
hk
and Jerry Ets-iloken. Tliesc rep-1 April 24.
^resentatlves were chosen from The student^ Jlou"u>Tablc eon- _ . , „ t-...^« «Ub
"many other Lowell contestants. iiisted of Chairman Lee Folk, Syd-tthe them* of the dnnce. Conference
A cup. which is awarded to the ney June Morgan, JnamiA fi»raii ! Capers, held in the auditorium dttr- l>»wh time.
best boy speaker and
speaker, was won
SL>in7TS^
Wilke.fr&m Girls'
Kobert Donovan from
. School.
Mav Peterton WAS. highly commended
for her intelligent and
. clfitr delivery of P speech .from
^ King John.
l !:!fih%F e !i!^.^ ril .r*' l .'y Ki * lr >' h
, i „ . „ . i „ 11 .... TL : students at! George Salinger and
idea is the inter- two o other Lowell wpresentatwSl -
>ng me last period on April 24, by registry basketball haaketuall games which acte.1 t1 as Lll Lowell's ^debating•HE I
I the best girl Bob Bennet. and I^nald tJein. The ,he ,,.3 C|M1I. the \arm;t cbRS in wii| be playe-I at Ilunch
time be
This team defeat** ^f«at*d B!n«n*- Ripon's ^S jt ~Z
ici8w 1
bv Jacquilln two proposals which Ihe-.r-oup nub. ;Mhoul. t tn' * dJv, registries.'gjj- ' of Uieoudtajji
High and to:mit(ed for discusxion Wenl- "Shall' The then* was brought out in }* will be anellmi
Mission Ifizh < „ Federal Hoard of Kduuttin Uuithe programs «nd dccorultojitt. The mm with the defeat
l&ubUsbed?*', and -SW| Clasw-i'bids were blut global worlds with .».. is... _u..._ ...-. .
nuwtn uu»n w mo teainii, wmen
t An active audience participation A largo poster of the United Xa- an-ording to Mr. Neff will play for
j followed the "tihnitfcilon of theso ttons hhi>nt|ng ifiinx ;it the AW* tfct>
Counselors advise that students tntniuiMtic Response} Versatile Music Prof 'N«t day. 219 beat «ni. afl-in- SM 1 _ " a P nn ,. of our acaderai
-^ nu given us a
•i upon which tu
,*
*. ^
R Concert
C l iab
" ncoIn Sty 1 , pct
.And above ai
piou, Mr. Stei>
** '" order sod Mi*. U
PTOP««»ls for mutual ac- tried to fotw
hMds.but havt
tbt.s«hiUon.of.
Indeed, they V
st"? than miiili
These are ih.
mtmbew from
IU
el die that students
y t OJ flioVi
taking two prepared subject* add a
; t downed 821. 18-10; and* 301 barely Presented April 27
—- Cal. Gives Englwh "A B'rthday cakwi. for the wournkd
1
not keep up wtth the work assigned. I world!
For further particulars concern-] On the fir*, day
. Mr. Ki.nl, wb« u*>k charge of the
you inayicollic-tion tieji hi« coat STu bun-
«"•«"«* threwfit Into the comer aa
the first contribution.
i Kiwr has been u tnuil^
. The. boy. ..
had gone the
that his «*tl*' n 1! hllll i. fl ' tt ««• mince ^ wu«ltvj£
route. itaru3' w .fc fI i ** V**** the snare drum!
whicn
V.-~ Attention, high wnlon! The]typing and untylng*wiS~Iun > thday
th
Naval
the
e'»u^ *'xtet£lSdM
rr.Uatenltx .. of 4U ^CaU/oriiui _ _. has Wn-!?«**- (1 .. When,wnmg gmmmar school,' 2 ?' fo -l«*;injr » pre-entation of two
that thcEngUah-A" ex-t later returned the coat to UmTSe &\ K $VfK' "tended Toljtechnlc one * oct nI «y" 1* the drama cWa.
tWhcelerH.il
oR-tbe Berkeley ounpus.. This test gun picturing; how ^Si^^^-&S^^j*^-«BKJarf3!^
it woutdwarm a
which:is required for admission to,
th* UnivcnUy will be taken by M]
students .planning to enter U. C
It Is to begin at 1:00 and law until Many
nch as ml'tak-
.4:00 n; m. -*«--...J—*__._..--
AllatudanU planning Aunt Sd" £r oH
to take the English __,_ "A" „ will have
dothes and bringing in the grocer-
.to;obtain a.,blue certificate'from
ies instead of the clothe, bundles
have not !tind«re4 the projrrcM of
^Mn. Jordan. The time these cards the dothes drive: .fa fact/lMhas
- will be issued is to be announced been bulging with^io» thin 500
: later. Stanford University ha ac- {ante bundle^;. The response has
cepted tne University of CallfciTUa been so enthusiastic that the
exsalnation in plan iUownbe-
fore, and will
contlnue SSWrfT'S? on t r
ST \ IKUIS^T ^Spokesman Ronald
Poly, he *«'** plea, "Let your '
of Calltbo
neslrb] Instru Instrume
took extensive courses
»
lb V. Tour gnlde." A,
he'.will'go for this fund.
of "" " '
•'„• - -i : Lt •' •
Spring Concert.
U-ree oobtandliw music
triple trio song a
A duet was «ung
U S" r thr ^rtS of Mr?
The bnnd °P* Iied tte eon-
V umber ^

I*S,
mnDas
ft-Wfatai^sn.
306 Seniors Bid Farewell to Lowell Today
THE LOWELL
FRANCISCO'S OLDEST MJGH SCHOO
Volu «J No. 4 San Francisco, California. Friday. June in. 194A
1999
Student Body Candidates Await Election Results
• Scratchin'
the Surface
Itv Harlan Ke»*el
Bu;ld thee more stalely manioom,
O uy soul,
A* the switi senKon* roll! ,
l.vaie thy tovKvaultrd. nnull
Let each new temple, nobler thnu
the liutt,
Shut tht-e fiom heaven with a
dnnitf more vast. I 1
Till thi u nt Imtrth an fitv, ;
Ijfuvinic tmn« .iuUni«n «hvll )Il frtHftnt* -rill return to
^ • *'"•. '•"uvara*
hi* Huan son? today, he will
l»i» icavel either h to Cld Claude
or Jack Strood.
C1 n atftivc b
in*l V l «w« w «f
»«*ftUn. track, and baseball
'«•"* »• has served hi.. cta» *,.
L-Jpresident this term, HI* other
and The Lowell staff.
... student
He earned bis block
member
snd the
\r.A r>*.W\. *V lmic subjects, but it ^n^,. ^eek.
ha* idven w a sturdy foundation
—-j *•» ^^."1* s-^ ^r^*** ,nir nUrr cti** J*fM A' " '" "
the opening address • original
l will
nal's office. Shtt
y
•KM offirf.ru arv Aft« th..
f tht- nin,- jn» t«,ii
assistant
have been
" ' * •
WW. practices, and interests. dent, will
And above all loom our chainpiona.
Mr. Stephens, Mr. Monroe,
and Mitts Lacoste. who haven t
tiW to foa-e knowledite into our
headti but hav> urtcl a» itvidea in
th«.«ilmiou.of.our.own problems.
Indeed, they have offtMfd much
mure than vuMance and friendship. As
These are the thinim we will re-drive
memt-Tx from our experiences «t *uith
all. from our fwur Awit, crowd
1 * m HtuilfntK
reitistries
*
and Joe
rttary*
; »'*nate tl-eir days at Lowell, they ».|,,_I,I
Other numbers of the Com- Wl » ^"Tf '»*»* G « ld . « oum '. lf , th i
Z
m^rement bmto wUl be a ^ «Jg & Sgt
The Uecenflional. feusou, will be bttM.
m * >mb «r of the rid-
. _ie is on the
.She also aids on the Biir
the rally committee, and
Kir uruatinir team, and it a mem*
1..T f»f (hp C. S. K.
I am Trmrbrfdice and Shaun Hoiman
are the hopefuls for the secrvtao'ship.
which »ob Henhenow
War Bond Quota ' Awarded for j Lowell Debaters held this past term.
Turn his acted as secretary of
Reached by Lowell Term Play Posters ' - ,- — • • k- II-» - i — -•-' ---•
rtun fares
and untile* Take Many Prizes t-la*s dance. He' in In charm of
of about,""" .PuWte address system and is
oi auoui; ()|) (ne (^^ tram_ ___ .^ •iTV-isj-
*"* years y »t grand K school We, , Announcement
the aprUii: _„ cUss ss «f vf 1045, 194A. thank hk
War Bond
Lowvlf for all It hhas
bestowed upon
*nt (o Lou ell, aim,.
All .Other Schools jdclll ^ody> Iftt,vid*^ muw during **aU IUu«uu. 234; and Jim
In Blood Donon a double lunch period. A prise 1y. 135.
" ** 1WW V* **»&**** t* «»«*ed Gew
t.WnV firS
^
Si
" jtlrawfnx; was held at the end of|
U * "•«««*» manaper
Lowvll is the first school in San the bond rally with war bonds and'
Francisco to pass the ic 1G9 per cent stamps as prizes for those whose j
cwilintheBfood
Donor
campaign. names were drawn from among the. I
T Cress" One Hundred Per lint of bond purchaMrs during
Cent CertlflcaU erUfU wilt be presented
to the school todd
ll b Colonel
1 - B*fran, W1K> spoke on the American • Unopposed are
;f1oaeer. Lee Fklk. with that V«U ^adSTljJL
for
• "voiee," won the first place cop In tor of The ~
thej _ ^^__ -
ttoys* radio announcing. j * "
oast month. The winners werei^
I Loweii had many partidpanu in The Ked WhitT
UieBteck-h HIrhard mcharrf SSe?. Bake?. *5TJiO $37^0 bond: Ar- Ar-j Today—Election and Work Block L-theJinaU, L- the finab, inclodinc - - • BonaM Klein I assistant i yell leader, whn> the
ley! dirSor thur LsPedis. $18.^5 bond: J-mes Kally^Thtrd Period. SeiJ«- ^ r - \ [ a ^ i ^ ^ ^ c ^ l U n u
S ^ ^ Z i ^ Z ^ ^ ^ ^
in extemporaneous speakinic: Joan
1 Blank and Rath Scnwabacher inof Umrnament In so a time.
chante of the blood doncr cam-l Andeison. $2^0 la lUmpi: Joy; for Senior*.
MiCT* io the city schools, will also; Jacob*. $1 £0 in stamps; and Con-1 Wednesday. Jane 20—Half
Mood donations at the Red Cross! Selected by Board
wd Donor Cen Center,
John Garvin, Bill
Mne HuuWiiK. Ck
«Pt c Bmrfar HOb snd Alnambra Ili«h ftlkT fl* *rr«dttatii* memben
Scno l
° * iitrvi that ther are leavfnr the so-
As for the urecedent. for tneWtfty In good bands Bob Bennett
first lime In forensic history vt
, Jacque- Purchase of asite for the newiFHdar. June.22—Half Day. Last
Sayard. Glo- Lowe]! Uijth School was 'aiift»rf«ed| Day Jtf School!
ri Walker. June & bv the Board of Education.
*
Miotoo, Cost of the school bufldlnff Is es-
SepteoiWr 5 —Fall
tinuted at Jl .250.000. ~
! « next term's president. «uto^
California, a tou^nameat bsy been bv Ruth SchwaWner. TW^pre*!-
' 'A, featurinr w*r,e*«it; m one-dewt ratherfne Chanman win
m TaWT* I'M •• —•. _--* " m ..\t fainilM m t — fc— —4 f-» — t — . ~ - »•" •••
, Low«ii.ai no other school has! taiy, and Jim Bastable wfH huidU
leren attempted;:t» stam this typ* finance* as tr«mrerV ^ITZ
. -•, --.UT,;;T~ &>•;

* by th* Amx-tated Student*
of LowtH HUtto School
IMS Ka?*a «t*#t. San Frarctwe.
cattfwnta
LR8.8.A. M«r*ers »>*•
LOWELL STAFF
_.HARLAN KESSEL
Assoctatc Editors Xod Kelly »"H
Bob Hitchcock
Sports Editor... r»«» Stanley
Xm Editor P*t Hunt
•Feature Editor—. Carol Manheim
^ SlMMctr M»rlt Unu
^J REPORTERS
Lror.ar4 Collins Caml M«nl*-im
Jnwph lUtter IlfiwT Mnlo
Mart Ltntx Otadr* f>h«
Nafery I*tw# Janice Wl**tn*n
last ®Hill ant Croramcnt
\\ We. the senior class oi spring. 1945, being of
Ground body. and of almost found miuu. do hereby
-y/\*qacc\h. to the following those of our personal
^ : -' possession* a* may be drctned advi*aMe. A* we
wine open the old lorker door for the last time,
the problem hit* us like a General Sherman Unk.
How are we going to dispose of the viriov* and
divers article* which He before us* We can always
born them, but somehow we'd like some lit-
Ue part of ourselves, like an old gym suit or an
African slingshot to carry on after we have departed:
M we, the senior clan* nf spring. 1945,
issue tAe followir.rf will and testament:
Ann Sylve*ter leaves the creaky old piano
>tool In 30(i to the next accompanist of the Girls
Glee. Ted "Dreamer" Vaioria wills to the Don
of the same name the ability t»
recmH t« he found in hi* locker, and to Ernest
Bicom, hi* clarinet.
Some (Wenins; frr»hman falls heir to Ilulela
Bcllante'a gym suit with the stripe. Norms
Jean Parson* wills to Jackie Darling her space
in the court so that she can enjoy those "Junior
eomrnandoV (Oh Tm so thrilled). Camille Trun.
nU> rridrntlv hasn't anything to leave anybody.
We'll let it ga at that.) Hev J'yuv teavui to cuiy
Marshall all her tities ( !> FO that she might
i
stand first and foremost (Dah-b-h-h-h-h>. Fran-
ces Feisel bequeaths to Jane Bluiuger her ability
to stay in clam. Bert Dagitz (oh say) wills to
Robert Meanle. who Bert is sure wilt use it wine*
ly, hlft half of No. 3 lot-leer and all the mirrors
and "pin-ups" that go with it (Van Junn*on7)
Chock Herring, generously leaves eighteen inches
of his height to Harvey Kent Another -unknown"
leaves to any taker a slightly used—very
slightly used trig and i hysfcs book, hoping that
they mav get more use of it than the first owner.
At this point, the drums drum, the trumpet*
trnnp u we announce that Barbara Barbaah and
rail* Glickbarg will to all girls tb*Ir deepest sympathy
ut that !wy mav ''"fv 'that rhyme* with
dope) with th- tarraiie antics of the adolescent
Lowelite*. (We ve been waiting three years, and
we knew it wwuld finally come.) Jackie Siebert
leaves to any ambitious young person her three
volumes of Latin-American history notes. Bill
Evers* locker in the main office goes U> the highe*t
Wdder. Marta N'agvl grts all of Beverly
Fields' slips, which she had to put In the teachem'
mailboxes with the fervent hope that Beverly
doeein't get as mixed up a* Marta did, Anna Fi-
Ike kaves condolences to all members of the
frr*r man class who have to spend another seven
terms m. Lowe!] which will rod fn two hour finals,
Gloria Lee bequeaths to any incoming freshman
who has Mr*. Croker for registry one (I) well
worn eraser, ulth which she so diligently cleans
the desk tops every morning. (Walt till you cut
and have to clean all of them.)
Joyce Berk's seat on the DiVi. irfero bus goes
to anyone with fallen arches. J m Hicgnw
leaves all the worrfe* concerning the color guard
iv UM r,r*l Mjcker d we do think he means
sucker]i who gets the Job. Jane Laron leaves to
any (tfrl her not^ hoXor Anapolls cadeU* adiccsscs.
Flora Johnson leaves to Barbara AY. Jl'NE IS. 19*5
NIOR POLL
Outstanding.
Ilest Hair
Bcxt Ey~*
IWt Dressed
Nicest Smile
lRL
Ann Bartlctt
Tat tin-gory
. . Bev Pyne
Ellen Magnin
Norman Elkington
Sally Bertram
.. Marilyn WftAtag
ikkNomi. Bk?n««.«.««.t:.}«. Bit .^rtjnj u, Wjrt »
• .»-» -— *••«- «•«••• MI IIM iew*r . m*. uniinun mi in*
from the South Pacific that Put the \ healthy three weeks.
i-Uaun Ufek in C«mille'a eyes? is
it furlough time. Camitlt? Joyce
cd, und UM? journey is almost over
Itodegert* is singing the Uues for for jwme 300 Lowellitv*. This lit-
Jim "Anchors A«elgh" Riggiit*. tle ...- ,.,,mnn cotumn ruis has recorded fur for DO*- pos-
It iteetns that Joyce is onn of the terity - - a - large ••- number • of Lowellite
rYiit*
Kittrere gals, Pete Xaeel and Bar- mnmnre*. and it's just these afbara
Itatto ar« still a duo. l\ looks 'iir# that have made our ktay here
pretty ftW from here. Margr Good-: lertstiug. VJU Rraadua was THK
win places her tag on Bill Ever*.' r| Dome three years ago.
Good lurk, or nwylw. fM» w)M ^ut' 'i*» «as wrapped UP in
him wise, ~*
rrmnk
"Cuddle*"
steady.
his little flood is Bob Ilenhcoaw
and Alatma, New additions to the
Twa, » dark drearynlght 2- : *° toochtn,.
rZfZLmZHZXS?*' iA*d « Jt
nd so it was that while b« eye*
Wer. fiUed wfth im and ***em~ott*Sui
knif«i His litile tail went wagging oo
• * ' Beraase of previous giajoesr.
ex-^teadie* 4all of them) *,« Marguerite
Itave tQ
Inwlr freKhiuen hi* two stripes, the lorker k*
ha*n1 goU and his ability to get on the C £, F.
Pat RofenmaM leaves to any fr*fthrnan who watmi
to change her shoes for aym (perish the dioght)
her pre-war tennis fthoeft. Denile Amov htQWatht
tim un ta Roger Torres, St^ve Marx o--»v*« hit
nre-war two-way stretrh /^7rican slingH'bet k
Frank . arkintr plare in front of scftooL IV
llrandnti leaver her gyn. raft to someone lia*
Carol Spitxer who could fit into it, Velda WilkinmHi
ica^Tii lo one oC the doghouae workers ncr
t»lAre in the nt*. Don Kuhn wlUs his way witli
and is focusing his eye* «n greener Mr. Walrh to Jrtrx Paid*. Bob Jensrn fall*
(reck, etc. and traditionally, the t^Muir* in the form (!) of Xan- heir to I*t* La Vote's telephone numbers and girls'
River has begun to relate it* chron-: cy Wallacr. |/«i. ttrannrlv rno»(r*», picture* (hot dai*dy>. Rntc* Jono* U-a\-ei« to Bob
it-Jv lur tit*) conciUHiuii oi ine term.'in eonww hat attracted by Ita^i? fi't'iTT.ii * iui* A tujNjM'iiMliif, IMUtoraiuw UKUU-
Ittigippointinirly. only i)A per cent Walker's inveiftible charn> ,tolor films for hut Tlahy Ittownfe." (That's
nf the Lowell pcpulation was rep- For two people. Jw« so will be. what it says here.)) linn Petitt gets Don Law
remitted at Rio Nldo. the Indians'/ t oui of having you fuit in fen*>nt hones that hell vwr it. aud to Mary
tatlon of ?*>well people, then* was,around. We juveniles will miss l^or < all her "chatter." Meiiam Levin leaves t»
nut much that oecuiTed out of the you.
the frrshinen *1! the prnti of liroken mirrors ia
ordinary* 'ike new couples, so Tee-1 Ctadcation Is going to make a
her lorker. Catherine Porta leaves Dody Gercke
rev will have to keep up with the mess out of n-veral Lowell re-
the -twinkle toes' saddles in her lorker. All
development* of the old romances.; wance*. or will Dotti Ra
the*, lucky freshmen get Paula MoffH* -DV* ia
.. Spanish. Claire Brenner leave* fo Joan Hall a
44 mi* lainer-w-'aw and vitlain roles In dra* '
maties to any worker who will take them. Marisa
Lorton Ijpqtieatha to GInny Lee the pleasnrr «f
watting for alt the male afumnl to return. Daft ^
Sweet arts Lefty Moore's sliUr. Carhara Pres- ' r*.
ton leaves her monopoly on student body cards f : T~\
Marta NagW. Wally Ronenherg leaves to Uw ?r*
lower CUIM in general his Anility to lose text- SJf
IHM4IN. Mr. Ilarnes* student vt next year get IV ttT.
Johnson's beautiftil day •Imiams. Polly Joimst*,- ."*'
generously lwciuestlw anything she may fc*v* hr>' i
hind to the lower ela»«nwi. '_ ?
Lee Falk leaves utt him terrifw- shtrt* to xuT * ml
Itarebarkcd freshman. The same fmhman g«M : f-"
F»ek l.«ckw
i««i» t«* Mort Ihnjfl som> gas stoat]
about *ome tire*, cigaret*. rtrTl
to SOJ
•rtvp. IL
will
her
•* as.-smvi'grate
-..iri »r M-re in tiie P. ft. & CloV
oVscStfrate; asjr mTfauning aaedals to t
drive; my jprfxrnatfa to Don Fi*her: aarf
Bw. the wOt to rewember toe.
Pei
activities!
defeat vi
fourth
en** wil
teU uf
as they
Indiam
Anotl
Once
fwimim
A. title
this re«
tiaftal riM
4•-
men w>rr»
b«wed f_
*cwre of 1 *|
F^.
100 yard ft
dty record
the trial*:
«od place »
strokr; IV
theSSand
BoHwellir
fy \
tbeirinii:nt
Noel KVlh,
Rawtcran^.
Which br^j
fsnocrly Vj
Th. Jt-.a;
^he vannty
•"•won m.|
•tjtes.hr _
«•« event.
cla*
KV

Persecuted Seniors
Seek Revenge Today
THE LOWBLU FRIDAY, JUNE 15,
lly f.cn Collins
for thc first time In
tlmw years of superiority In the
j San Friiiictsco prep track world.
My I,on Collinx ; Lowell's .scanty-clad speedsters suc-
LJchind the speedy ritfht-liimdccl slants of Johnnie Krnc- coml 'r l 1 t(> " ""norior Poly track
Lowell Track !
Reign-Ends; •STAN VIEWS
By PAUL STANLEY
Cardinal Takes Three Out
Of Six Crowns for Year
chia, nee twirlov, Lowell's oft-ahused seniors conclude their HC i" awn the chorus at the, hot upsci the favorwl .
varsity were turned in by Don 7 ' ;orn |' r the otlicr'teams11 "^wloof
" . cop tin.' 4-10 in 'fit -I seconds 11
Fisher, who cuppod both the 50 ancJ. Cavorting In the outfield will be finishel nwnni! in the ""O- *.Ia
100 yard free styles, breaking tlu Curly Hill helling (Did I say ,ca- Vamlernuile and Don Branson st
i tho"oW| the po !y |t «.
v OI
. ho'V ,L«woll M»Irit. * Thc InJuiM 5turted| Swimmem Ketuin TIMc
who ,\ttt ai.,lriiin «•' -
t
' c ^ ul " **«««» I m mew K
to' S h -° * M * on with !l bnnCl dum l»in»f Kcuplnir: Lowell on top in the
i3 ; Li »« lIr - thlJ f[r on top in the
mi3 »t »««lR*l team In Vlmlmr world for another h year.
n it ridl
;
t »««lR*l team In V rd for another year.
ck' ' ' ". fJ " 0> . T ht;n came, the[ the •Iniiittn varsity k-paridle.ra.came
. property 01 me v i " v .', ""-;" " l !! 1 »'«« ",':'« "J 0 *- boa was next, and thi* time Lowell'John llotieemnft, and Xocl Kelly,
in thc 100 yard btickstroke NVw York Yankees. Holding down . fccovil. *I,ei ty Moon?. Jim \\ 01-; wcnt ,j,,wlti H.O, in u strictly naval | brought the Injuns their ter.tii
and fancy diving, respectively; and tin- initial sack will be "Basil" t 4 -"'-" 1 - an « » on Honor. ' ; battle, fought on "Latc« Ke«ir." in • crown In the.last eleven years.
-• -'--- -]g 200 yard relay team of .Mnore. who phiywl with Memphis: In the lightweight division. Low- tl drenching rain. Tho Indians 'IVnnisurs Triumph Again ~ - -
ly, Tom Gltcheli, John, in Southern Assncintinn. At scc-j i'll"s V.'.O'a finWioii third behind' started on tho victory trail byj Hounding out the year of suorts :
.-and Hase Kndcnbuugh.frind base will bo Paul Stanlev.i PdJv uml Ilnlbnn? nml h^t in *ho-.i« :.... *"•--»*»"- »— the wayside, the Luwel] tennis team Tswcpt
;h Its matches with e'asc to
•another pity pmwn.'-'n'"ha^it
they have had for quite
line. Headed by the power*
._ . , - ,-— •- »...«.•«, .o-«, »nu n. »u» mi over lor nn-i iui ,i(,ubleB team of Rene LaBarthe
ptitch in his'nml the winntg relay team of Back-; other year. and Herb Suhr.'ceded best in 'tho=
hTiid taking thircl^in "the varsity, wn Inlmitalilc style, whii-h has; or. Ik-ndrlvks. Scroggy, and Ed- . ..iBity tne Indiana Imil little"troublu Lowell
while I Incoln tookthe snme place cmtneil scouts ft-nm three majcr. wards. - - - -• -Casjilm Iwirk-rn He f«r Crown iComjII(r in on t0Pt RMnK ]
n« stray balls will come w
who won the 50 and 100 yard free, bandi«imc (Oh. t-onii: now) Jii
styles, breaking the city record in!varas.. till around good guv
each event. For the little "Injuns,"! (Thanks for the buck Jim), whii
Potc Sommers' double wins In the i« known the length and breadth nf: mn!t j,, wmnilur meh .iMiici •Ti," : ia-i8. uonch Koff
team, composed — strong right-nsunl. thofpotball
by many to ing exactly the
trier* to '
r and'- that -In' yreviou^- Reasons Sore Frnn-v. -.
will-- nin^pf f as clFcohfirh schools.have-met'Penin-^""
ill schedule re'niain-isultt.aiid-^East-Bay-teams-in'prac-"."'
'same 1 In football tice ccnii-sts in .various tinf>i-ta >

fCUK THE I.OWEE.L. KIUPAY. JUNE 15. 191*
Youth Program j
Attracts Prepsters |
Ten. thtsumind students fru;n the;
public high schools and junior high
.schools of the Ray region ]iacked
"' the C'VH' Auditorium on the after-
:: noon of May 18 to paitlcipatc in.ti
program,-':youth in the World's
'-Tomorrow/*'aiioifM'nSl by the loccl
Y . M . . C . A . •••:'.:' -•:• :
Mcro.tiirn -ICO Lowell students,
mostly juniors i*t>d seniors, were)
."' fiJiuused ,'ffotn. school': nt* 12:iS0' for
'•;.'the o c c a s i o n . " : •' •'•••• j
. Tlie, ihvooutioi'r "St. Francis'
'-"Pruyer for.-Puiici;," wm; read by
^Leon-Siyrhnmii' at'tl:« HnJboa III-
.V Olub. 'Mr. Hnrpsr Sibloy, chair
i
; Press Club Plays if
I Host to Students" y^
•Opi
• known representatives of tht preB»
: nr.d radio has boon -effonfod re
:«« from htffh schocl ariii S
n.'WHpaperH of California "
Sunday '"Junior GOJIR
Uiwiuomf \:y the San
By Illllie Ath«I ' new IJIock f* president tint! accrc-j lrui:th and twu-thiid
With an election rally and tnrv will he announced.*
uinagerial tea. thc G. A. A. The C>. A. A. managerial
brought to a close a 'wan jn«Id ]i> room 100. Wednesday,
maw of th«; InturrLatior!ni T C'ominit:!termy«eri*ing "with activities, n few for tlu> n ml past mnna-
M.~ C. A.rintroduced '«f which were tin* horHoshow. a gent ot' sporta. Eavh Each t'.'i tcim m thn thn! fri'u styk*, and mU' stroke for forai.-tfu.-sc occasions when attend-irr."
^peukcr rnd; rd delug-tos; delug-s; A mcH- swimming/neet, swimng mt, and d the basketball fu-tiltv of tlu-: Physical y KducationJ Tho LKS's and Il-.'1's came- out with, readied thc "str "
- aajje .was" read iroui Governor E«rl i game u-ith Poly. ' Oetiartnu'tit HjiiiiHors a toa.
:. : Wiirren,- who \wns urcttblp to be, Kloven jrirln who wore awarded The riding group, with Dinne DP
pvenent.- -.Mayor Rover LnphamlthA highest award, the gold I''". AIr.rtin, manager, arid Miss Adams,
-'gave nn oneiil"" tnlk; nr.d greetings'are Mary Wtgmnre. past manage/'fur.iliy m!viner. staffed it horse-
, r.um ; Honorable.'.Edward R. Stet-iff baseball: Diurie Du Martin, rUt- show. Wed now by evening, ,-a Dm
ri'.:. T.'~: tint us,. Sucictary' of State nnil
G I i . of, f iio.United Stales Del-
C wi wure read d b" by" a reprcuen- r n
'r.talive/j>i';tln»;Stiito : Pat Friend swum one
oiK
Department.
1 -third, anil Flora Auyon
Advisor U M. O«
oni* length tinder water. T on* • -Marie Lintz, Leonnn! Collins"
tfMt al.5(i incliidfd'lh back erawl.
lonalri Crawford! wert inw/t
ing manager; Joanne Bcran; Rlio- St. Friincis Hiding Academy. There
la Oldfielii, president of the Dlo*:k were lw« intermediate and two ud-
L: and Gloria Lee n"k.of "thu t'zi'choslova-;rntion ration department, nnd and ability to The score Mas nil to JIi in favor of,, I he baseball game on
..-„,,,.- mi"-'t the standards of the snort.
•--Mr,.- Harper S'blay Introduced Awards lower than the
dl - frcm ?. Bras!!. Chile, in the order nnna-d: first c
Frunee, Luxembourg,- Unignny, Yu- di.tm.md. L-2 numerala. third cliev
goslfivia, itfInium, and China, who' ron. circle L. block, and star.
wcCttKUKtstiruie'lny: ! ,\t thc Block L nillv todav
>• The closing,h«nr.dit;ti«ii was rend
l.y.i'aui-^Nvim.Ka m6r.;ber of thu' . , Uf „ _ ,
f '•'^
'.[»• host resulU:. ,, 'peak. > - • ni> o :L"
The girls of the mode'n dni:cing: Among th(..ioted nuwsmyn heardfa~'
, Henry --;
•Moscow ;."
and John -Vv
lections. ;:. I George Joornd7Joo ^Shll^l
flnia' T |c tennis tournaments weicj»'«»«, the farr.ous_ picture,
1
' '-III Jun.> 4. The winners were! «*»'"«: on Two Jlmn." n»d
in McCauley and Ifolen Waters. LC L '?' 1 r ''rrcHponiieiirei* Thv Lowell staff In a regular
1 t-'» 1 '.!Kting contest took mace, with;
of the school flag. : ; Ihotie LoweU'boys. now the proper-,
>i',iln-the last three years,:Lowell] ty t f of the th Cl.icago Cli Dears. Dars cr the revues in-that baseball and foolbaH teams. iM-'ne Giafkiites, Usa^tlmus, Elinor " ew stone feline Is on the table Hv"off-;"o
ic ceremony, fto battalion thc-rccoifl." ^"So that high schools
i l i
S that high schools
pod to the assembly area-anu areaanu iotirnaliats could wcord'-for their.^.
!ietorn««l to school, hl by-Navy btiseri. rtyidersthe^wwdf h
i Th ft n. the flijra the cat was removed from the ta« -—
•fa Jowcicd by the cadets. After
P£ plnce.of honor on ••^7
ACE DELEGATES
•\CHEMISTRY CLUB^''"'"*
(MAKES
'this ISS
td ent
/ h o w tn "t no prejudice e.v^• ployed theS *W. who * em-*rStniiiHH.
»i(-hnwl rinbin fia««.«i WtS •» CUr San Prnncfaf» !.;»!. ;'"_***. tnere -
Vvonne .Martin sang Laura and : ald Klein, Koger I^wney.l A
VCuniv." _ Alleei Holhouser gave a! Itohert Spiegel man. and John Ward I m-
Performances
Given Term Play!
Alumni in Action
?aiorris ..SheldbuVJr. : sunk "Avc Maria'* nnd "Tura Lura
Iu," an Irish lullaby. Carmen Miranda,"
alias-Siuney"~Jc;m Morgan,
has dang
omoted->t6:'*enn'flrit
I Yl •- Yl
flrit and.
Is uty at the "I'm
1 ' on 'the piano; The trials and tribulations of llfu
* "'clasarrangement of-rtn » Pennsylvania form were amusfi
rirnotn nnjnijowg," /;inirly portrayed in the term play.
..... „. —„ ._.„*..., t.iiwi iwr-: im: reirasnmenr committee, ccn-, "liv"^"• Washington Slept- Here," 1 --
^-^S*'^"*Pcdo f Boiit'Snuadrort8*Tmlriiiig"Cen-iK[)it(!(i of Virginia Leo. Caroline wliich was presented by the nioin-
•^"•^.ifjr.ctAIelvlllo, Rhode Island. After? Southard, Yvettc Vnysaie, Dona bew-of the Dramatic Club. June
;^::/-: completlon:rof his-course, he will Aiken. Marian Lorton, Connie Her--i!». 7t nnd 8. . 1 v;,,
&v-VSr Jp'6 a^.T^squnilcorCsomQwherc-in- man, Joan Evers. a^d JaneiLyoii. !.. Xoel rKellv and Joan Gumbrecht upon
^c«^lhe^On^f:c.

Lowell Takes 6-0 Win over Commerce Eleven
•'-' In a »a»ic which, through'! the tcr (third) ended, and tin* lumns pnieiil that :Uurini: *.he first qv.ar- Ci;; Indians, showed to the Hpecta- man and Jack Stewart""(were,' per*
tirsi hulf, could have been put in v.-alked the length ot the ficid lu tur CdHiiiMnx'e nwared sltjrhlly..»,o.'s what wan perhaps ihe most,hap*,-lh'r:iieci'.llntr factors of the
the iiocket of ekl-or school. Lowell's : »\viteh sl>s. 'i'he first |?luy was stronger than the Indians. Cam- i-von «ju»irter. of the-'irame.-H Wuit'ilny'a (fame. Prom then on, It was
"Inillaiis" came throiikh to, wiore Htowart to Layman—thu |'':iy that menje's line ' waf*--.definitely thi* the inability of Duinrun, Omen, anil Inevitable that'
a U tt- 0 victory over the dViismewo bail hmufrht the Indians down' the
Bulldoj,'H.
I field—and it worked. A "G" was
_ It^ias in" the firsfaevi'n seodiuis slid onto the war*;li'jai(t tijipoitile
of the'-^ih (luartrV that Die Lowell'. Ithc *'L," "wliili: t!u> blank «i>aci< f.>l-
itCtf* jfU-iit moment-came. After. tlio "C" remained as before,
Kinaxhtn^ from their own AI yard
attempt was
line, the Indians mannRcd to push
duwn lo ihe Bulldogs' fi, The i|iinr-
1 ! thu LowclUte'tt^
tttronjrcst l'i»!;!iriir, and, thu. Iwyk -.'.VtmtlimdV to litke the |:nsn?s of would scrtrn.^ , • . " . :
field. >K*nin.:: "«« :
Afreshnifii' and sophomores .aeurry-..
'tr.ir arotmd. ainl "suddenly v,t rrii- 1
j. /- lixtj triit we are now a ^nior and;,
miiHt In; kind ,t'i them. And it,
-,, v.ilbtiut i'urtlitT tulieu, we dedicate
"'thlH-iMitii'j i»r'l'he.l-owell,io the nw'
-AkUdeiils. and tiu,n; (Jim. Cf:'u 'i poujrlas Linder, William 1 of-'ach resistrv's «tardir,»: will be Al Wtllianis defeated his lwp.o[jpv~.I*cn irunnmtees tlw nTfd. desij-riet.
nrcxv and viirs-Viroxv .and. Limit*, and Robert Brncco. ~' ( ktpt at-LH*; bond, counter. A series ntnt/for tit a office of hecrofary/ I by Tom Kee. to-be 'strictly terrific '"^ - "
Lyon •= (beforu ^ahc ao'ded tliej --.--^- - .- .~M"^^L-.-, w^- ^:,° f ^ ' ' " ""'""" '•"" ^ " '""'' " """" r "'"• "-— " L - - ll rrvritame'- old - thin};.- • We rein
•UIPH'Friable wu»the-winner-ofahe-ioHreould-iiot lie- persuaded" to
?.'';j''••vlien wij were a tii:!e low
^y tiiore. Itiiy Kinjr anil MniK«
' ^ - " -"-
r dlvult;e— : * r '
i;nd- c'uidtdatcs for,.vlce-presideni while.^uiy inl'oiiiiation abc-it the^noslirn*""
It-l>e Al \\tlli(rnis defeated his lwp.o[jpv~.I*cn irunnmtees tlw r 7 afd desicried"'• '-•
C;ol Xyo
Leaifwas
ofitytyv-of our
_. "uTdouble lun^Rieh»J^'iark^R'KrWitt^i£i'~
I
j d t ^CALIIJJAEt
ca •itiB-.-Wcr their,;
, r romance,
l?t"Ti'ifa*y—Itusufan' Book"' Drive
•.(.eyer heard of. Dave Can V iiiuiiiH. . . „, .
. . uir/.Scovil.v.Joan ..^arfibut: v-;as ^ VVtiuiicsday. Oct^ .">—Fresli-
;sHll hero, jroinjr around r.wlth Pete man HecvntEon.
. nmh'iunnine Fonles,-before Tliursday. Oct. 11—I'.-T. A.
5^.'>nc"mi88cd the bout and.transforrcd ^1-Vidi.v. Oct. 12—Holiday—
^Lto- ButeR.^ wi.s; «,,. member of our Colun»'>UH Day.
^clnss.: And of nVl the,"dumb,'/con- •*i MiindtiV, Oct. 22—
- .. .HonhomnrcsVyouif'editor was CardH.
i* 'the ujjmbust and most'c.Hiftiscil.
/ !>!*>t. oiily^amnsteVofaird^m'ultipl^ -.- -.
-ro^tliewinners.-The-b.Tiid-slafr.i^-^^^.^^^-F^^
wo-kitiit out soine >yav_ bv whicliF:- Lowell at WainwrightFeta as a basl^tball^nlay^ The.Block^^&M
each reir..may^^asfik:mted with-a""••-••&** 0 **"*; -~r= - : ^V" '|;I/8Wc«;.c^.nd^Scr6irhalEo^ii6r^^^|
liarticular part of tlie"l«w:iita| unit. Kichanl Clarke 'b"f^.rei;i»try,. 10*1 torefprqyt.tiint .ha-^iaaKbeen.a. : fa.Mi;>:,,»I'-ij|
Fcr bm'tance, ,i~ sinjrle roKislry was chu^n Jroii«..LoweH f s,H..pvT.i iniHac.iiKurc, 1:1. AcliDul-uctivitieit-
.miirht chooHe ad its upal an opor- C. Uo\'* to servo as an uslieMu the
btintr • tnlilftV whoHe upst iit^-^lS, rrvii-winK'stnn.-l at the'City Hnll'fprJ
r another niittlit t:ik^'.i;* ; since way back.
: •Anv ofyou who fthfbpJhlnlt
ii-i'aur>iitk' Hie parade thri welcomed Gen'urnli infT nocJiuyintr H student'body
laniji for §:J-in. or stTli an ambitiou."-Wainwriirht o«i,liis rcturl*- to the e firt'd th fal\
rcjr. miKht'aini at the all-inipor-_ U. S. A." The* it. O. T. C.'of each
timfc-cX-ray mneh'ne. whose Qi-ur-iflchoul -furnished a cadet'-'fur the"
chnJ-'f, price is $2,250.
: ~?m
frT cJiuyintr H studentbody ., ..;
can 1 /the first'duy thov no oti'fale\\.':'.:•".•;•%
had better keep, out of Ben's vi-in- . - ^.a
Ity.-,bi'inuB« he 1 Irit^ndg to muke 1 a • : ?~'~M
^'il fii V;iu

IL
c ?i -•;
TWO
ed hy the Ammclmed SUnleiiri
of I»wtll HlKh School
.1100 Hnyes Street, San Francisco.
California
L. II. S. S. A. Slcmberi Free ,
: LOWELL STAFF
EDITOR ..........IlOIi fUTCtlCOCK
Associate Editor...;.;....- Put Hunt
Sports Kditfii*. Dim Stone
News Editor......;.. !;...,..'...Carol FIslier
Feature Editors..Carol.ManhoimnndDecKoatIey
RRPORTE1IS
Cni-men Ciipllllo Hindu lt«Mlon
Ciiiiiik' CrnwH ' Carolyn llowiinl
flnrtn KjlHloii Rnrlifira .tvrliofcr
Tut I'uloy "' Uni-luiri lttiito
Jtiii Mailer C1iitn1i> )!oi"-iiliert!
Olmlyn Suliwnrxcnlmcli
W clcome to ; .
New comers .-.^
Fail term, 1945 ... the beginning oC a
hew, different, and an exciting life for approximately
four hundred ne; v students to
Lowell. They ore rapidly £elng introduced
to the problems mid complexities of
high school life; and impossible thought it
may see-m.to them now, they will soon be.
thoroughly absorbed in the new routine
... and love every, minute of it.
Kallies, games, court dances, all the activities
and functions : of life at Lowell
Hi&K£/Ul become a familiar andivell-loved
routine 1 / "While many have probably vnin-
Jy^ sought for the swimming pool on the
fifth floor, while most have been lost in
the maze of up-and-down.Ptnirsvthe enfoteria
and the doghouse, it was all fun.
Remember that we, too, once looked for
the tennis v cours on the fourth floor. - The
freshmen of today will eventually become.
thVupperclaasmejvof tomorrow and we are
genuinely glad to-fecc thorn here.
^Hello, Freshmen! Lowell Welcomes
You. '•: • ,f - - . S
New^Term Means Neu)
Opportunities
-*'. ! r'Draw.a'deep breath,~flip.over that'so-called.
: .^new^-fenf," and let's face it;- The new term ia
here." That means chemistry and Latin, football
-and all the rest of Lowell thnt we know and love.
^,. "New" also moans^'boginhinjj" and a chance
"for a fresh start. Hero is the opportunity to take
. all, those sports, you forgot about .last term, a
'} chance to get'thotTtrgrudss iipVhigh and to !:ccp
them there.-) .., •'-
' New faces. ;, school on a scooter.
" " " ' • ' ' c„* • • • ,• *
In the Manner, Marina JuiiEor KighVpiiper, wefind
this.choice item: - -i
- SneibV: "YMI ought to tnke chloroform."
Sophomore: "Yeuh? Who tnerhes it?"
• , . • * *-_•.'
When'"yoa.tJriteh scraping the moss off that
one.'and the ushers have papficd through^ removinu-the'"bird.
; we-niiall continue with our flights
of iancy.yi'erhaps this will iippoal to you:
: --—"My car-haa-nn indlffcernt horn." "•
"Whit kind is that?"
. . ."It just doesn't give a hoot."
v
. J ' / - . . ; . ' . * „ . - . * • • • * . '
, * • • - - • - •
^ i
r
' ; ThciHs'sjjeciftlWded service. We
tthjk f
U^r need Mf : :«rielyp«ied"« "ftr
_Mhpol.!^ ;»„..:•:..•;. .. i :j, :~^-,•".. .... " " .'"-'
U_ .. .^V-Father:..-'v'.'EncycloiiodiKT/iotninjr. You - can
.*.• l ^ -walk like I did when I was a boy."
*:::-:»;\"r'^''%;:'- ej"'""-"-'. •" •"• . '•••'
$•±$* t t n m hw^eome nt 1-ist.to say-farewell.
;;--X We-Icavcyou with this last itemiw«. copied, word
r^_ -JJ v for word.iro.m The.Andrew JackBon Hickory Lojr:
••"•;':.' •>. "2 cac ty r 'won't he? We. :'the -Mairic Ky*-;
As far as Carol Fisher i? con- won't think you he? nhoii'di We.: the Don. Mairic Oirls Elike
cerned, .Merchant:'Marino Cadets'"—' Uilnk'you - - shon'd. •• Pon. Oirlfl like
go for Ihe truer type of boy.
gjnin Lee, Natalie Hubbtrt., and
Corol Hf,!"sv are startinga *'L»ncly — .„ his ninny .VA..u»:n
IfoitrUt" Club. We don't think it (Editor's Note: If vou knew who
willjjpln much, j'irls, so why don't wrote this eolumn you'd sav wolf-
Some of the- girls' nt SummeriH eV i er ' 1e k wom M, n 'iT ive W" 1 «"«—
Home Pi.rk. -mainly* Connie He" 1 nn M " fc ^ , Fnr complete do-
^on.: Jean-Mo^,- ^mi^HerS^lnfe^ffi :f^ -«!"»."
««end tfimuKc
y?.t know, whi
el
Hfe oVk
start*

TUB LOWELL. WEDNESDAY, SEI'TEMBEK 2fi, 1945
Characters Around Lowe//{Miss Adams Named
Temporary Dean of
Girls for Miss Lacoste
THREE
m Gals and Sports m
Don Fischer ;'"' - Barbara'; Jensen
Amid the hustle accompanying : Uarbara Jensen's blue eyes twii;-
fifth'period'in Ihc court. »hy, unasklcd merrily, 'Oh J guess l'rn"just
iSiiminfr Don Fisher, hond yell lead- waal to water, i've Won swimming There itt a new dean of girls in
en cor.riescun.~tGd after ituicli conx- all uf my life."
nxtm 117, iiew at least to the viceir.ir
16 pour out his Innermost In this manner. Lowell's '.'migntv iirincipal's office. Because of eye
thoughts'to you, his public. Don's milo*' (Bi> named by this city's trouble; Miss Laconic ia temporarily
:/amltiiion in life at present hv to' sports' columnists) accounted for
absent from her old desk, and Miss
Adams, it, favorite with all :who
have the most sensational rooting tho fnet that sl.o has net n new . know her, is titktng over the work
Motion in I/iwcll's history. All hejrecord
for the . . 100 meter bnekriroke,
| of-ilojui nf gir'rt .including U«; su-
needs to attain his R'onl is co-onernt!on
anil attendance at fcvery gnme.
nnd in ?o do.ng beat aevernl well \Tliitvision of the Shield and Scroll
known swimmers. I sociuties.
In Don's own words, 'How about CM-biirn socnt the summer in Los! Mies Adn:rij. who is well known
it, tinnR?"
Angles, where she competed in!
To uncover any information as to
his dtsltkea was impossible. Don is
ceod-nnturod. Wheu it came to his
lilics.Don supplied an inexhaustible
iist, but GIHLS came out on top.
Running n cloao second to the fair
sex for Don's affections was the
one and only Miss Harrison. Don
also admitted that he lind a soft
spot in his heui't for "that smooth'ambition is to keep on swimming*
f »*' hvr Come out! Come out! Whercivjr. Modern dancing is a sport which
you arc! Now is the time for all appeals to everyone who Joins this
sports-minded girls to come to the, cub. .-Managed by Marilyn Rogers,
aid of their school! Kail sports I under Mittp-ilcchm's guidance, theme
hore. and varied activities arc group meets in the gyin revery
waiting for you. This term the {Tuesday and Thursday afternoons.'.
managers have iilanncd n grata! [ • Tne Tennis Ciub works out every:
time for you. Maybe you have a i Monday afternoon at_< the^iwc.l-',
hidden talent for riding, sdmmingj known California .Tennis^Club on
or modern dancing. Why not finu Bush atid Scott-streets.'. Ann Me-"
out? ' __, - Carelyr manager, and Faculty Acl-
Miss Aflams contiiaiLflhs faculty
activities In supervising
pinctiee h W she w«d in fine condition) 1 work ssssr-ssrsSSs?JT'^arsrsK
in llu* girl*;' physical cd-cnfor
the meets that were held hcrc.jltan find mitsidu sports, liker/her
I In representing ti tho h Athens Ah Clubj Clbj new
^ i " " *}*Wl} »«'*;*?*
she broke Gloria Callen's b
work that
stroke record and beat Brenda p^, yct ^ ,,
yct ,, no no dcfil|te dcfil|,te dat0 dat0
r.*r and iMnrjon Falconer, two fa-; ••for f,ir AI alia? Ucosrc's return. Minn
mniis mermaids.
l
Mi
' A ' Dari^li "i^SSZS
I.IVI. «a; i:.»y., •• , with curly blord hair and a swoonyi ustn an will sujitrisc ti.it lfter
fifty yard record n short time ago.| figure. (She keeps in trim by— s^hnol swimming clnssm. Miss
Don served as captain of the swim-1 you guessed it, swimming!) Herj the n!i"riHim! riding croup. LS?»i inUe " 8 s ' 1o " sor ° r
, 'cummin physical cd-! ffr grailuatlon, wmen am l»r, satiswith
curly blord hair and a swoony; usntion and will sujmrviso ti.i.-nfter!
ming team and assistant yell loader) enviable tan gives her a bronzed i
i,ist term, lie is also ii member of j golden look.
tlje Block L Society and the Scroll.! Last year Barbara was very ill,
Tall, dnrk.jnnd handsome best!mid it wr.a feared that she would
deacriK's Don's appearance and -it; be iinablo to continue swimming;!
the time of this'interview he lcok.dI but to the relief of everyone she!
i L l l b wth
flcl1 to* learning to swim with this p,,r,:-in..fr« ""• .li.— c "
1
•-- •• -' *-- >-- • »•• 'ciub. I ' "fr'T'ijatinn in one o* the above
_ • ! mentioned inorts entitles girls to
The k-o akat.'ng Club, whoEe, memncrship in the G. A. A. one of
manager is Ruth Schwabacker, I the outstanding Lowell organlza-
Mr. Williams On moets to skate at Sutra's ewry' tloiut. This term, Alary Ann Brown
Tuesday afternoon until Wnter-ijs its president, and she eagerly
Innd reopens. Their faculty adviser fuwaits the opportunity to. welcome
Mexican Tour
e y
like the typical, y p , Lowell ll boy with recovered and went -swimming gaily i
JUHRIC* of Southern \u-
his Baddies, white socks,
khakis,) , u.
B t
—..-.-._.
n n honor count of plus
she has worked-'in Ion- twenty-five. ••
don. Aliriers, s. Naples, and;Pnris. She."? This term's room representatives
ran a swimming club on the
nre as follows:
collected FVencIi prints from
? ofVew "ambers! |'''^f',,^^!' /coing deeper intol." i',rAiL'iersVshe'Vm'et Genera! Eii|Leroy Dubins, N T niicy Bjork! 203 !
Scrollers returned.! *;t / ll »t.'i= they^tnmp upon unox* Rpnhower: In I-ondon her clubjLoweH Garrison, Joanu Ley -213.
Il^mufn^ovcupatfon^iit'tiioi « " ..-».-. . was hit by a.buzz bomb.| Jhmifjus Fairbansv Jnr.c Holti'aji;
v »*»' nil"". "Completing his iri'o I bu'iTdTng"is
planning for the huge ^..^'^^Ir;^";"^•went" by but she
'[•'roshman Inception scheduled for] I>I1II1C to ^cxico uity,
the first week In October. The rc:' : s ^ n ^;« n Snn«
'{?.VRTg»ftig to
UC ? t? "w Mr " w ".' itinii:i went^yihut she came out with nary a'rg'H'TCusneft"KnivLovry.^Sj air!
'T![1?.* 0 ;
M"WJ«O. City,: whore hqfsrratch. She visited Geneifll Pat-!^«Kcl. UnAa.Pto*ft+.: 322;: Peter ''5"r
the firat
is working hard, wnceri
coptioii
•1 ideas for thel to i«n ifrt,vsTg»ftig t'o'openis andjto'n'v^hearquartersin Germany* six! W«tt, Joy' SURTII ;i-Hir." !05.
ts I roin their he flew buck rf-yg after it was taken and saw the ,. „. . o V•!-1 '
Sani
I-rnnciPco. o f city of Frankfort in ruins. | ••-Edwin Butnv •"!. M-.-jlyi
iiitdc me feel good to sfie an j i»,i^ A " c changes" in the Shield this tcrm.j to' finil some novel ,-
Ai
•What the changis uru (to be she Knla occasion. ; - | Thin Wiu Mr. Williams' twenty-r.-"It ..luile me feel goou to sne an;;--- «»
.woulfjnot reveal. She «id that a. After John finally worked off all 1 . rirtn , Ilir \ tn l?. in Latin America. He Axis eity damaged worse than nny|? tone ' :
his enthusiasm for the Scroll, he, "'
girl does not become a member of fonA'nted to - tell - a * llUlo.abflut . . - . . him-i^ . it,,«n'f iua«,i „•--„.„„„.:-(_ r —- *.i« n.
the Shield by beinR in tlie.lime light pelf; He was born b'Napa Colior
You teacher's service pet. It for is .t cintinuous
work must
tttUllcllt. und service also be for an .the honor school. roll
Timmy expressed h'jr hope of going
to Swathmoro Gollftge near
Philadelphia after graduation this
fc
aKummotin ijitui
t him-i^ «'nce lfl'10. As soon as
h l
010 ""*. «'nce lfl'10. As soon as
. Coli- fcur °n o '? °P

fOUK
•••-J2s^-
THE LOWELL, WEDNESDAY. SKITKMUKK 2l». 19-13
^ Lowell vs. SacredHeartlTHE STONE Y ..SLANT,
Basket Season j
LINE - UP
Vu. Xante— lit. \vi. Pus. Nn me—
I ' »y Dan Stc*ie
. 1 inch frame, is a definite threat
u
I. With .five times nit'much escpe"|t3
thf'«t Iwjya.who niijrht have any
'rience this year as iast. the liny*. '•), idea.* about •r.i'ootinjf''around tH
SpcukiiijT of his liKlitwetjjht busketbnll
teiiinii. Conch Ituii Xoff
says, "1 don't think Lowell wyV.
UtKe nn>vbnck scut." - '•'."::
Although many j*umcs will lie
playpft nttcr school jit the ijym
iwnere, by the',way. It would . be
nicu tt/.^iee uMIUliv ,11101 v student
1 .
IStrua Indians fiiced an u»tr[ed n-ht side of the'l'in'e.
I Commerce team last 1-nday. This: nacinjr the ball in motion eark
;TI Thursday the Indians fwcean ui{ual'; t[n)>l the Indians have possession
*• untried leum of "I-ifilitinc Irish. iuf tn,. hall will be ruKKvd Dan
AH Gardner, Have C I" 1SS :.. LKH " Carlin. Franl
iiflirini; from the openinfr «:ime'sci,iiivrie. who. like Left Guard'
of the AAA seasoi, however. nl-.Uu Aronian In up from the evs hoiiie to
11:11
. I'»te ft' I" 178 KKI Sclioe
! >'"»''. kosckraiis muy-be Lowell's Lowell time after time. The nevvs-
. top lineman. " ; papers and rhe coaches of thu nthor
I'eie I-nyiuan, also nji from the schools Vat. 'Poly anJ
',1' ccption of .(
~ -TUP tl:e rernui
,."liipf, b-.;.vc,
•^Vn'he first .
;} -y.thtn a montl
•"•••'••atones, artiJ
>?:?.provost "and]
H—^Univarsity '
' physiolou^
• , waathe-flrsi
Other
: SU5.I.S--. ' True, the champion!
WHITE JEltSEY KOSI'Elt* Backers of Champion Top v! 1^
1—Hnonioto, Q.
"•—Curt-, Q..
7—llorstmuyer F
U-Clai-y.T. "
10M
! \' lv "y» Jias the k'reat-'f|
-I ti • v^ J eitt attundaiKu- re:;onl; but at U
Lowellin Attendance i time whim our tearif to huvlnjr
i hd lt h d
t£pr,G.
•V Couch Hiirrjs.
IX.
M—AndcrBoii, H.
:15— JIallloux. G.
-1K—iloseriip.- Q.
' - Air. Ffurris «1HO announces that' JIG—L'osekind, K.
-•a-llaker. E.
there will lie an intramural cross- «U—Mnynnhan, G.
-'I—Simt)ii,ns. K
-1— Putney, G
2»—ScovH. li. V
^Ml 1
I hard [iult; we shouldn't let it down.l
Lust football SL'USO11.
for thi» first- S->Lttit3 vtarC let's muke w •totu
ttiniu. in many; ., _ a year. rf».ir,-Lowell dtdi]a.«t. Wy i»ave"ii swell set of v ' m
not hnve-'lliu irrentest number ofMr-Sdei-s this yrar—Don Fisher,
; students iittendiiijf footiiult jraitfit.' ns Davy MV\* CU
Accorilinjr to tlie irate receipts. Poly • tiahlauf. ' Let'h '^-it out there
, had over SMMf) (?() more. -The 'WCT :chcct> and ^."clluiiil clap da u
; !i-t-fiKures are: Poly. $.'l,!)27.tJI J 'em tin to euc «reate8t> ti
;and^LoTvell. ?l!.fl72.-iiia..d.',rfcrcncu'.t.tmnn;. ..::'...*. - ,.->
er F
^—ICiMWkh.il.- K.
•t(—Uadovich, U.
•12— Dtmii, T.
Commerce C-ynrd lint,''
•!"•—-'Itosekiunir.-T.
• Hey i-titrt! ^
. 35—bi):'!ta. T
i'annouiiceclitheiWidafltthefiuttrtcr,
.-•10-?StroildrC.
-50—CAVIV'Q; ;
• I'm jhittm* .ToM'n.
-teams niarphed'almost
18Male^( E.J. T.
_:^no.you.
fcthfi!d(d
lfnetmin "foV;Vhe'rind'lnn's;i A- ,,
;^puve JGnrdner,- Jbck?Starart..QQ
mll >'..QQ.
io—StewHrt. Q.
:0«r.\ 7 8 0 \ B. B
;'S"»—Liberty.
Ul-Dclmns. E.
.MoiMoux. G.
A
, a ci.iiimn ov the:snmo nnmo for the;K^nl-ltobtfV;^,Fiiislirr
i"Pelican," ,'tlii.* ^U. C i rnu(rniine, I "sor-Tc"i^;.!H J ~ it'tlr^'nlWinw
j fur thei'sake of i-ariety the .mini?"lUyu'f'-iins two "mani
^isrk/ioiv 1
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S E P .
I N D I A N S V S .
S A R L K S
T O M O K H O W THE LOWELL
^"g|N FRANCISCO'S OLDEST MIGH SCHOOL FAFERL
H A C K
T I I B ; .
V I C T O R Y
L O A N
V o l u m e S l i , N o . 2 S i m F r a n c i s c o , C a l i f o r n i a , W e d n e s d a y , O c t o b e r . 1 1 , 1 0 - 1 5
. F o u n d e d J a n u a r y , 1 8 9 8 . ' .
Final Victory Loan will Close Bond Counted
Hitchin'
Post
l l y I I H i H i t c h c o c k
[Spirited but Hapless Cards Fall to Poly Grid TeamjContest with
lime
Poly Hi will
MarkJDrive
I t y D a n S l i m e [ w a s P o l y . B o t h t e a m s c a n d o t h e ; S t i o m l . J o h n n y R o s e k r a n s . D o u g !
O n O c t o b e r 2 0 , 1 9 4 r » . a p r o u d a n i l i ' " t i e r . B o t h t e a m s d i d . ,; | i : V o v l ] f B u b G r i f f i n : a l l t h e b o y s f
. e n m w e n ; d o w n I n g a l - ! A l t h o u g h a s a g r o u p L o w e l l w e n t j w e r e t i r e d a n d h o t a n d d i r t y . T h e y ;
t . F r o m t h e s t a r t , i t w a s ; < i u W « t « < l f f e a t . a . < i n d i v i d u a l s t h e y h a d r u n a n d t a c k l e d a n d ' t r i e d ta'.
t h a t t h e p l u c k y I n d i a n s ! v/t>rc o u t s t a n d i n g . A g a i n s t a t r u g i i i n t e r c e p t a l l d a y l o n g . T h e y h a d
A p p a r e n t l y t h e r e o c c u r s i n t h e ; f r u i n t h e H a y e s S t r e e t R e s e r v a t i o n : tL ' nm - t h « L o w e l H t e s d i d t h e m s e l v e s ! k e p t o n t r y i n g r i g h t u n t i l t h e f i n a l
l i f e o f e v e r y e d i t o r o f T h s L o w e l l w o u l d h a v e a t o u g h b a t t l e o n t h e i r ! n r o t i c l . f o r t h e y w e r e n c o n t i n u a l l y ' g u n . N o w . b a c k a t t h e g y m . t h e y 1 E n t e r i n g t h e l a s t l a p o f h e r b o n d
a n u r g e t o p a w t h r o u g h t h e a r c h i v e s h a n d s , b u t t h e d e f e a t U n i t t h e y s u f - f i K h t l n j r g r o u p . . V : e r e q u i e t n n d t h o u g h t f u l , t h i n k - ani ' s t o m p s a l e s c a m p a i g n , L o w e l l
u n d s e e h o w f o r m e r e d i t o r s | i r o - T e r w h i l e i t w a s g r e a t , w a s b y ! T l > e f ' r s t t h i n g a b o u t t h e g a m e i n g a b o u t h o w t h e y w e r e g o i n g o u t i is s p u r r e d I n t < v K a f i n n l e f f o r t o f
d u c e d t h i s p a p e r . W i t h t h y , o b j e c t n « m e a n s a n i g n o m i n i o u s o n e .
; ' tsc ' f ' s t n i
' « ! t h e P o l y l i n e . T h a t ' s ! a n d l i c k t h e i r n e x t o p p o n e n t s s o ; P a t r i o t i s m b y t h W a s t o f t h e f o r m a l
i n m i n d t o f i n d f o r y o u a t ' e w s t a - ; C o u r a g e o u s e v e n w h e n t h e i r l u c k "" t n o r e i s t o i t . T h e l i n o t h a t , t h e y c o u l d g e t a s m a c k a t P o l y 1 ) O I » ' d r i v e s t h r o u g h o u t t h e c o u n -
t i s t i c s ^ o n t h e r u l y - L o w o U g a m e , , w a s b u d . t h e L o w e l l i t c s g a v e t h i v « i t s « u ; m o s e d t o f o l d l i k e a n a c - * c » m « T u r k e y D n y . t r y . T h e , c o n c l u s i o n o f t h e E i g h " J i
w e e n t e r e d M i s s A d a m s ' o f f i c e , ! c i : e e t i i t o r . « a m a g n i f i c e n t s h o w , a m i : c " r( '' nn J" 1 "-, w o u l d n ' t b e b r o k e n . T o ; T h e c l o s e s t w e g o t t o t h e P a r r o t V i c t o r y L o a n , w h i c h s t a r t e d t w o --
w h e n ' s h e s o k i n d l y o p e n e d h e r c a b - , | ) ! n y e i l a s ^ ^ - n d i d g a m e . j t h a t l i n e I n o n e s e n s e g o e s t h e t r i c t l w a s o n t h e i r 3 8 y a r d l i n e . T h i s ! ' l a y s H J T O , w i l l m a r k t h e e n d o f -
i n u t f o r u s . a n d t o y k d o w n o n e o f i t i n t r u e t h a t t h e L o w e l l f o o t b a l l , L '
r ? i n t for h o l y ' s w i n . A n o t h e r , c a m e i n t h e s e c o n d q u a r t e r w h e n : s t a m p s a l e s a t L o w e l l , f o r
t h e b o u n d . v o l u m e s o f T h e L o w u l l . ; t e a m w a s u u ( c l a s s e d . B o t h t h i s ' t ' 1 ' n * r was tnnt tnore w « * n " u n d e r - ' . J o h n n y E i i o m o t o s n a g g e d B i l l
: t h e b o n d c o u n t e r w i l l p e r m a n e n t l y
I t p r o v e " t o o m u c h f o r u s . W h e n y L . » r m i d l a . n . P o l y h a s h a d c h n m - ' C ,
u r | i e i I t n i I i n i l l * f t h r o u g h t h e s t u - | S m i t h ' s p a s s f o r e . t e n y a r d g a i n , c l o s e a t t h e s t a r t o f C h r i s t m a s ' v a -
w e c a m e o u t , a f t e r t w o p e r i o d * o f , p i i i t u d i i i ) t e n m p . T h e i r h a c k f i e l t l i s ! l *"' Q S n c c
'
a " y t h o s e t h a t h a i l ; I - o s i n g g r o u n d c o n t i n u a l l y , L o w e ] ) - c a t i o n . -t
r e a d i n g , w e n o t o n l y k n e w a b o u t : t h e b e s t i n l o c a l p r v p h i s t o r y , a n d • n- " -
Hack
playcnt
nn^hoirnmn Fmnk
.527. The second' placer is Galileo, rtun^o anJ N«.., D*
which hus won only five, or .2W. Uance and New Picnic
On the football field, the lt*d and. •[]
W h i t u . h a s g o n e o u t n i n e t e e n t i m e s ; P i c n i c ! W h e r e ? S i g m u n d S t e r n
; f^^..I ri ^ ^ r ?^!:it aI l.?Ki Grove. For whom? The Lo,i--.l
h a s ' b e e n ' p r o -
b a c k w i t h i t s i x t i m e s , n e t t i n g ; ^
a o l i d . . i m , w h i c h , ! c l a s s .
C < » a c h M i k e A n e w i d e i
p o s e d o f h a v i n g : t (
u t . P o l y a m i M i s s i o n , w i t h t h e e x - , n e w s w a s m a d e p u b l i c r e c e n t l y U a
of t o s s e d ! i « "
l t
C l a s s P r e s i -
f i l l i p s b e t w e e n t i i c ^ i s c l v c s . J d e n t S h a u n I l o l m a n , V i c i ' - P r e s i d e n t
The first-cditlor of The Lowell.] RCVII Sanir. nnd Secretary Peter
then a monthly.magaziRu-of shortly • •
t u r n ' s , a r t i c l w ; n n d s i » > r i s c o i n -
1 O a n y a n l . T h e < h i t c . a s y e t u n d e -
c i d e d , ' w i l l b e d u r i n g t h e l a s t w e e k
i n N o v e m b e r . T h i s d o e s n o t e x -
c l u d e t h e c l a s s d a n c e , w h i c h w i l l h e
l u t e i n J a n u a r y .
T i l e r ' * i s n e w s a l s o o f t h e c l a s s
m e n t . w a « M o n r o e E , D e u t s c h , n o w
p r o v o s t a n d d e a n o f m e n a t t h e
U n i v e r s i t y o f C a l i f o r n i a . L o w e l l ' s
p h y s i o l o g y t e a c h e r . M i s « K e l h i » t r ,
w a s t h e ' f i r s t g i r l s ' y e l l l e a d e r .
> O t h e r n o t a b l e s ' w h o ! a t t e n d e d
L o w e l l w e r e t h u l a t u C h a r l e s G .
N o r r i H , C a l i f o r n i a n o v e l i s t ; t h e
I n t o H i r a m J o h n s o n , g o v e r n o r a n d
l i f i H h
'•' s e n a t o r f r o m C a l i f o r n i a ; H u h c
Junior Red Cross Packs; "Christmas Varieties"
Christmas Boxes ; To
Plans to fill 175 gift boxes forj
children of war-torn Europe have! The "Christmas Varieties,"
been completed by the Junior Re*l( annual potpourri of the best
December 5, 6 and 7
£e Rca.
and Dion ChosRe.
For each hospital unit sponsored,
a panel denoting Lowell High flS
donor, will be placed on a bed In
one of the Army, Navy, or Air
Force hospitals. ' '" . ^ r ' . p :
Croas. This is an average of thrceipji has to offer in music, drama j * °'' W 1^
boxes fmm each registry. Thej lively dancing, nnd hilarious coine-i '
boxes contained essentials and lux-. ,(y, will be presented again this'Debaters to Attend
uries. such us toothpaste, combs,; y«Ur in thu auditorium on Deeem-j Lincoln Hi Tourney
toilet soap, pencils, games, and sox.j bcr 5. fi. and 7. In charge of pro-'
The Junior Ited Cross, which meets' dyction Is Mr. Pollnnd, assisted by
R e d C r o s s C h a p t e r f o r j or e i g h t s k i t s , c h o r u s s i n g i n g
p o r e i g h t s k i t s , c h o r u s s i n g i n p ; a n d | B a y a W a ^ ;\ |!
i n s p e c t i o n a n d s h i p p i n g . d a n c i n g , a n d s o l o n e t s b y i n d i v i d - j ' T h e f i r s t p r a c t i c e d e b a t e
T h e m a i n w o r k t h i s t e r m w i l l b e ! m , i 8 . , , ( I j j e l ^ o n O c t o b e r 1 7 , w i t h t h e A
t h e m a k i n g o f h u n d r e d s o f s m a l l ; T h e v a r i e t i e s w i l l o p e n m . d c l o s e ! J u n i o r H i g h S c h o l t db A p t o s
„,„ ,s news a,so „ „ ciass-— . ^ 1 ^ =
rings nnd pins. They will be tra- '» Army and Navy hospitals. The Iitt8 ,loBC(l by j r r a. Clos^ „,„ ^ i w ' ^ ^ C " '^^!^ e
of ca
ditional
^MMfe^^^
" W a y n e J l o r r i s . a n d G e o r i f e O ' B r i e n .
L o w e l l h a s h a d n i n e d t h e r p r i n -
c i p a l s b e f o r . . * Mr, S t e p h e n s t o o k
o v e r i n 1!):M: E l l i s If. H o l m e s ,
G c o r t o W . M i n n s , T h e n i i o r e B r a d -
., l e y , W i l l i a m T . R e i d , F . A . B l a c k -
- - b u r n , J a m e s K . W i l s o n . F r a n k M o r -
- t o n , F . I I . C l a r k , a n d F . : E . C r o t t s .
V'" 1 . . j \ • • i* •
I t i j , t h u m b i n g t h r o u g h o l d c o p i e s ,
w e c a m e a c r o s s t h i s i t i . * m i n t h e
J a n u a r y , 1 8 9 8 i s s u e , w h i c h , a l -
t h o u g h w r i t t e n i n d e a d l y s e r i o u s -
. . . n e 2 s t h e n , - w i l l p r o b a b l y a m u s e
. . m o s t o f u s t o d a y . r I t c o n c e r n s a
. . c o m p a c t f " o t m d a t t h e S e n i o r P r o m .
. . ' " . W e " , a r c " b e y o n d a l l e x p r e s s i o n
. P ' l l n e d , . s h o c k e d , g r i e v e d , a n d s u r -
p r l s e d ' t o ' f l n d o u t t h a t s o m e o f o u r
c o - e i t s - a r c a d d i c t e d t o t h e e x e c r a -
b l e h a b i t o f p o w d e r i n g ! J u s t t h i n k
o f I t : A C O M P L E X I O N M A D E T O
- p R D E R N ^ W e - ' c a r r y - y i o u r s e t v e s ,
- h o w t t V } r , ; : w i i h U ; e f o n d h o p e ( m a y
t r r o u n d o f t h e r i n g s i s c i t h e r e n a m e l
o r o n y x .
on convalescent bed tahl«s.
Girls* Block L on Outing
G i r l s ' B l o c k L w e n t o n r i l a l l - d a y
p i c n i c a t t h e c o u n t r y h o r r - ' e o f B a r -
b a r a L c v i s o n i n A t h e r t n n , o n O c t o -
b e r 1 2 .
A b o u t t w e n t y - e i g h t g i r l s w e n t
d o w n i n s e v e r a l e n r s ^ T n ' e r a ^ w o r o
o u t d o o r s p o r t s f o r a l l a f t e r a h e a r t y
m e a l o f h a m b u r g e r * n n d c o k e s .
A t t h e s u g g e s t i o n o f S i d n e y M o r -
g a n , . v i c e - p r e s i d e n t o f . t h i > s t u d e n t
b o d y , e a c h g i r l b r o u g h t ; a
i e o n v a w s e o n c D M t m > i < . » I ' . ' " " . " " . " - ; " • • • " " » - » l •" 1Irs - B a s s ' , t i o n f o r t h e m a i n e v e n t a t L i n c o l n
„ , , ; . , , ' „ ^ " " " •
8
; d e s i g n i n g c l a s s a r e c o n s t r u i n g t h e H f o h S c h o o l n n D O C M } I-
selcc-
p e t , b u t M r s . C l o s e i n v i t e s H a l f a h u n d r e d s t u d e n t s w i l l t a k e
m o r e s t u d e n t s t o j o i n . T h e o f f i c e r s . j , . i r t i n t h e J * h « \ v . A m o n g . t h e g r o u p
Barncs.
CALENDAR:
T h u r s d a y ; N o v . l — L o w e l l ; v i * .
W a s h i n g t o n .
, / F r | d n y . N o v . 2 — 1 1 ^ : D a n c e .
that puncnke, girltt, or we
l t bl ih ih
littlel ''Saturday, Nov. ___
'iirrcd-nnd^yhlteiito ~~Srl;-~-:^..--•^s,:.—- ~^-r
ivon tova serviccmani^ecuper-. Mondjiy..No^ ,2-Armisticeo
f.at.,DIbble Hospital. iThehos- ;.. i)Uv_Holidiiv ^
is riglit onthewayto Athor: [ " " U> I i o l i d u >- ^-•"
v ra--
„ » extempore
two ranien with clever impcrsona- speaking. '-"••
tions.ofAI J^lscn, _Eddio. Cantor,.. .Following-the Lincoln Tourna- •
and Beatrice Ka'- He will bo^on'mont, Lowell'iForensic Society,ot-
hand-with ne\» impersonations, which" jrr. : -Lorbeer ""
Tom Trowbridge and Sydney Moiv: debate at.Sacred Heart.
trim, B^ereturi' and r vice-president
of-the student body, respectively,
j can t: ,. ,; 'Iu«,day. Kov. 20_M Plc.., | - U w^. g v^^ t r a wIU ^ tha
:i w- '• *' •- *• " Besiiies this one outinir. prexy-pf nic * -.-: i overture and^erit'racte music, while
. .„ „, „„ all
:has.the hast spirit in tt». «v „, , „.
:or lose. ^Now list's leti.the other in Sigmund Stem
.schools know, if, too. I; I held at the end of the term.
, . . B e s i i i e s t h i s o n e o u t i n g . p r e x y ; o f
.. A n d ; O w e c l o s e w l U t l i t h l a p a r t - t h e B l o c k t , J e a n H e m b o v g e r , r e -
be
Thursday "and Friday. Nov.
22 nnd 23—Thanksgiving
Hol'days.
o v e r t u r e a n d ' e n t ' r n c t e m u s i c , w h i l e
s e v e r a l o f I t s m e m b e r s w i l l ; p l u y i n -
strumental solos. :''.. . ~ / r : - . . '
•'• T i c k e t s f o r t h e . i y c a r l v ! h o l ! d o y :
t i m e p r o d u c t i o n w i l l g o , o n s a l e
n b o u t . t k o m f i l d l e , o f N o v e m b e r .
d e g e l
h o l d t h e I n t e r - S c h o l a s t i c D e b a t i n g 1 •
T o u r n a m e n t i n . J a n u a r y . r
'-L^
^ T h l b ' d i
seventh period on JVcdnt ,
tliirmembcr8,--unller;the'--leadership;^
oil Bob-Bennett,-nresidenf-of: the^"
club, meet and work 'toRethertwlii!n- •,
ever^they can find the^time;' Thiti-
tunn .over.fifty-memberrwill parrot
ticipatc In many and Various-fo-^.^^i
rensiccontestsV/aild"several^mem- ^'iCft.'.-1
bars'are to debate in Los Angeles .. :^; 7,
during the Christmas vacation; ,'J/^.v."- ."TJ
' Students Interested . ini oratory,.. : 'i^i-H
extempore ;8pedking, • radio an- i-V^r'Vg 1
nouncinff. or dramatic and humor- ^>'V^ ;
ous declamations asw-cll as';debat- i l ':; ,x
inpr may Rtill enroll in.3I9, r dccord-.^>>:'!
ing to Mr.?Lorbccr.

TWO TUB I.OWKM, WKIO.KSI1.W. 31. IUIA
rIE.; LOWELL
cl I'ylhc Awoclntcil Si in I tm*
of Lowftl Hlcli Sclinol
Mnye* Strenl. Sun FrnnciKo.
C i l f U
I- It J* S. Al Mctnhcru Frf*
LOWKl.L STAFF
EDITOli BOH HITCHCOCK
Associate Editor rut Hunt
Sports Editor ;;. :.Onn Stone
News Editor. Carol Fisher
Feature Editors..Cuif>ninuhoim:md Hoe Kcailey
I'OIIIIII- f'r.'frt
llurilt Kswiun
Itfwrij* Flower*
>oys. Is this a reflection on Lowell
buys or Beikeley girls?
Still vctv happy arc Clitude lio-
senberg and Flo Olsen. Ye Gods!
Pete Uiyman and Margaret Lovi-
Der are re-uniti'd. as are .loo Slewiiit
(iiul I'at Iterkely. It's enough
to drive any deO-snt gorisip rolutnnist
mad! u
Add Lowell ICIIOWK who prefer
the ctrlx from Lincoln: Doug Ifiiiisen,
Frank Soto,; Lee I'errott. and,
of course. Bumps lialdauf.
Some Lowell girls (Tunin Herman
and Jetin Morse) just consider
themselves too good for any bov
alive. Frankly, Tnnia, we'd grab
Hob Tallntiiii before it's too late.
And Jean, { f we were you, we'd
just
Once iv.xrf :• is time to bid adieu.
And so with this pleasant thought
we leave ynU; your Tattlenf are
none other than I'Vmik Kingiind Boh
Nolan, and anybodv else who can
talk Hob Hitchcock Into putting
their two cents' worth in.
8 TO THE BAR
Lowell Listens ...
liy Per Ken t ley
Totiirnl the g'.ihsts will roam (tie hull
Of denr old Lowell High.
Tonttfht '.he witches and the spooks
Will sail nernse thv «ky.
The Lowell Htnff hits finished;
The senior* have gone hoitus;
The corridors ntv empty;
Tlie spooks alone cim roam;
.Sliding up the lit'nnistera,
(Cunning in tb.« balls.
Diving in the swimming pool.
Haying with tb^ UIIIF. :
Cheering at thi- ral!ic.«.
D.mcing in the court.
Sittinir *»k r lig very
gitim and gritting their teeth, or have a st»:arty
smile on their Hps. Ac the senior registry teucheis
say every morning that the firs-t report card
is very important for the fin;il grade; *(." IctV all
tiy to get higher grades on t!w next repoitcard
(uf cutii'se this doesn't pertu'ti to IIKMC rare |itrsons
who ge r . strniKl"it A's).
Tlie freshmen, *~-^ are giitting to be quite a
problem. After L—.itsecting in th > auditorium,
evcryont' crowd* out the n;iri'«nv dnor-t. " They
just must get to their clas*t-J, they Jove them to,
A group of girls bml just not («it when suddenly
a high shrill voice >utided nb.u- the mmmur of
voices. "Come on, ynii f!ek)>> dsinie.-". r-Move!" it
demanded. Looking I!.»WII, tin; girls saw a frenhmi\n
boy about four f>ut ,fivv inches tall elbow-
'- I
ing hij. way. determinate!*- through the crowd. .
Lots of freshmen lioys, it seems, .shmi'd still..?(
••r •« !:'nf!rr=nr.cr. ;;.; -.v'ti^^a b> "LI.U I-w^cu--
Comfiicrre football pa me. Come on !AI.V& act
your age, It doesn't pay ui.net smart at Lowell.
Mr. Barry was explaining a partfeuiarly hard
im.blem in physics the othei-day. After li-»-Sind
finished, be asked if anyone understood it. Two
students raised their hands. "Weil. I hr.v-> two
Miiinorters anyway." he suid. Mftlmr «» h** -iwpentlers.
o P 1 * a
Jf the ptmm who removed the (iobrs from the
lockers on the third flour will please return th

m?*
C.S.F. Membership 1
Swells to 105!
Student Members
One hundred ami five
vc oualificl for membership in
the California Scholarship Federat
: on thin tuna. A total of t*-'i.
i t»>i»ts is necessary. :»v{
An A counts thre ii
;» n ni(imp*d fii'ij^ct ami one ami
unprepnred. A 1J-;
pnint in n prepared sub
Newcomers Welcome
Steuer;
By Organizations
Rarhura Smirle.
'2—104. Leone Albert, Stu- Newi-nniein to the school were
art Erik*-*
Wnlkor:
Nancv
Lyi
ley.
Lcvit.
• 2—lfin, Unhln Collins; 201, . nB
Harry ColH*. U»y Muidock: 23-I," K 1 " 1 *
Dorothy Finn, George Ilurwitz.Jnvj OllP 1
•» Hie fiiiminct ...
ti fast Mar
I.yon. Pauline Kunx. Dwijiht Wll- i.ui'»Hiuincr I*", the Lowell R;ilk-t wceK',»f
TUB I.OWKM. \VW,|lXKSI>AV: OOTOHEItlitl.
Senior Statesmen
bur. Florence Winning: HI". Con-1 Group, whirl included swh beau-; headed b:; Gvorgu Salinger .n full 1
|L-3 Glass
Football Kolic"
Dance to Lqwelt
Hiirniightcii by the "two mailed
fnarvel*" reading a scandal'sheet
and.by the performance of Lowell's
How the name "Bumps" wns ever!
" ")em-'H , ,
C-lhrrin, Cba.n.n. Joan Fr s.i,. ^ ^ f a ^ ^ ^ ^ n t M vWteri it* acting Wce-i * ^
actors" Catherine
. Donald.
iam luim. Lob I
Low-l — ICO,
Maj.vln Slrl, Co Gloria
intend to study
-i; 'iiiVve'Hoimim: Patty Allen.
tre Steven»;
fC ' >lllt ' o| "'« r >"'rcnt city i«.y>
and Clan LMiosenK-rn hiKhlitthtcd K . !liv which ini,t ni,,~« '« n
r>n, Ruth [,,g cft'ii-lltiQii*. in OVlonml Um-«?!, .1'" ^* ',
.' Is informiitinn nroirram i>y nis oiitMandinir
- AlcCiiutey, Sidney-.)unit iMorifiin,' on the Uniilici- 1'ii'ty what you artttiip.:/
j'etroff, In-tng Sbemnno; ^2O.i want? Are Indiana (not Lowell; , ,-.
interested "iT thuj TRAFFIC SQUAD
. : upies of Worl
of it a near nervous wreck. t*he .- a:
the iiiW-3 "Fnotliall
Tndians) :n Oalif-Jn
Robert Sears 221. Ileverly TlufJV - I you? Ale yen intc
havc orKanlxed ;i new sport activity ll1lt ' l{ " f " II tIu q
Participate in Ballet J
l.nvell merwinlilH
" bo;tkj*. and kcupini:- huUclosely ct>-ordinat«-d unitK, the
with tli« fa»tenmtini; tiam»« «f wnlt'i'! «i"*l*=»* i» the libniry nt nil times,' morning ami rfU-nuwii sfptads.
of the group.
The girls nvi'L at the "V" eve.'y !{,",' ui.'ll.'lV.' lidVl" iiu 'i>nV» •T»V.i »••••
Wednesday during seventh perind J ^ i ^
and learn to swim gracefully, even-' f it. «.ji,,u. t\,o ink noii.-i]
tualy to music. At present the; P^an^/.thor ucNItS^Ire 1,
Mlw Sco " nnd M '" h
Joan (•ttttff, "One of
my worxt points is tuiying the first
-Did thfmr that eomott ii.t.-i my head."
• ii
"It's thii
Jean Hemb'erger
•-J,.now!"
iclldw lu-lpin,; stn.le.its find the! or^nization. This plan! 2X"S* (B
to their praiilenw. keep!mr> — Miuad into two separate erful - - fulll»ack. who l the show'
H
an \hv rndtims tr.-u,.,
thnt
Sacred:
injf intervto'A-ed
Heart .'Jl-l' Smith. Ilcnrv
"itely their owne» iecm to have ! ment are Jan* Frc«-

J ... '0
f-CUK
Indians Enter Sixth Game with Fair Record
Bu Ctat'.dc Itoxcttticn/ ;'f
Starting the reason with two wins :im! m» rief'.Mits, the Lowell Indinns
unblemrshed record has distntesxated these jmst weeks with a tie ami two
losses. Although they went down nt the hands of both Poly nnd Lincoln,
and tieiiig Galileo, the Cards still have a mathematical chance of staying in
the playoffs. Here is n summing-up of how the Hayes btrttet eleven has
gathered their rvcortbt and statU-j-
Guininir their nei-onJ straight
league triuraph, Lowell's "Pig vteven'
r rolled to nn easy 31-19 victory
over S'tcred Heart. September 2*.
Led by powerful Bob G riff in.
whiiFe three touchdowns irave him ii!
temporary tie for the league scoring
title with I'oly's Merril Pencuck
(each having scored 24 points,
in two jrnnics), the FSshting Irish •
were never clo.«e. and only the Renerefitv
of Coach Voyne kent trie:
Indians from racklm* up a tremen-dntts
score. : .• \
After the first two plays, it was;
apparent that the Lowcllttes could'
score almost at will. With firiffin
and Murray Naekord knifing
through large gaps fn the Irish tot-i
ward wall and quarterback Jack!
Stewart heaving 'Vpot i»r.R»es' : to \
ends 1'etc Layman and Dave Gard- :
ner. it took the T formation boys!
only eight minutes to score nine-!
teen points. It was at this point!
that icsurves flooded the field Imping
to continue the onslaught- But)
Sacred Heart wan strictly, u deter-1
mined outfit and, at the half-time;
gun. they had brought '.he score to,
THE L0WK1.L. \VRI»NE.SI>AV. OCTOHKH .11. 1915
The second half started
with Lowell'* first tttringcrp, ar.d
before seven minutes had elapsed}
the Injuns liad tallied , twici',and i u
once more had complete control oft ^(,.^1,-^ of I.KWHI'H 1915 'friotlui'l tii-ven arc left lo right: Stundlnjr—Siewarl,-
-SarSS 1 tookwr an A S^" Itnd V ' ardner ' •'"«%«-''« W«rt Stroud, Schlwiw. An.nl, ..nd '
Irish to one touchdown tn complete
thr 21 JO count.
.; A hr J-chnrjrinc line find r.«l even
hardei'-charsinir tack namzd Roy
-Durni knockwl Lowell from the top
THE STONE Y SLANT
UIJ Onu Sfom
Shift 1 that fateful day. the 2n"th of Octulier, nineteen hundred and forty.
five, students of tlr's high school have been jfoing around muUeringto
tl'omsnlve* about Turkey Day, and how they had hoped Lowell would wring
the neck of the Poly Parrot. (This was written before the Lincoln gamp.)
Well. Injuns, we still have one darn gnod chance.
; I^Mik at it tills way: We ar«
. ilill in second posit''on.- Last Saturday
we played the boys in the
cellar—Lincoln. We should hare
won. The chances are that we did.
Tomorrow, Thursday, we play
Washington. Again we shouldwia.
Tim lust game before the semi-finals
(November 17) is with St. Ignatiun,
a game that, while it will be
harder to win than the othen
Mir.nid fall our way. Then, we hare
th»v semi-finals, and the finaUj,
wlnre, if we get there, we j'nali
proWbly meet Poly again,
Vo'i knnw. things can change.
Let's * liopfc they will.
V * . • -' *"
T.Hf* iliUfiiriess with which we are
concerned at present is the gatn*
with Washington tomorrow, Washington,
while not posiieseing one of
the strongest teams in the league,
definitely U no pushover. It will
tnke woik and co-ordinntion to win,
but I>twcll will probably win.
Let's take a look at the personnel
B that have tens On the first page of-the oldi
the Washington teaaf
s a ir-wwl
and the
1 f&it, while
count 0-0 against them. Barnl nnd from the Irish. After,ten minutes uxperlvnee In back of them, the Call for November 24, 1027, in the' innitwtny* of the W<
Companymntlethcir bid late in the;,,r j.iay. Coach Nt-ffsi-'it his wcond rt-«t having f»im- m»m grammar -jr hradlim>. Toly vs. Low-Hl/' That -V.kiim. a n'sn-rve.
first (luaitcr. SLirttng , r ront f h-;r sinnj; oniu th« couiu,, Uulh tciiiiiri, juniui itin.; otiiooix, \\ug tne day when :iU,ouo people saw^aint pass receiver,
own forty-eignt.-lt took them only; scored two points beftrb half time.! The little lightweights hhd u Shvldon Potter help win the game Qrr team In one of
nine m«y* to cross the goal line; when they retired to,'/the dressing, much tougher time. During the for Lowell 1'2-ft. Famous names fini'st.
with Bnmi taking the final honors.' room* for pep talh^ft from llwir first two periods they fought a los- run througli the pages, nnd figures 1 Th« Washington lint Is on tin
But their conversion try was wlde.;tfoHChes. j\ inggonu'. for at t)»-' half th«y were of the l»ig crowds out to watch the' Hgiit side. Its bovs work hard,ad
(bringing a nigh of relief from\p. The second hidf found the Lowell 4n thn (.ni^rt end of u J)-8" tally.• pn-p t-liissfc. There in even the try hard. Julian Rhine, the cental
some inOp LowclntoB) and. al-j fii^t U-um, coin|ioned of Forwards The junior lightweights made a*toiy of how. after tving Galileo '» ''hcirt and stocky, and, hard O
tiiough both tennis made strong of- Cohen and CJIafkidus; Guards Glik-! quick comeback in the ihlrd quar- C-(i, we lost to Poly, "fl-0. Seems dump. Sub Don Leclerque, whifc
lorts to take tne lend, dpfenses ham «"d Flower, and Center Davis, u-r. scoring four points, but Irish as though history rciwaU itself, linl s And if we ha
Ti a shopping IN
caold Kn for
amund LM.IV!!
•Mr. Monroe a ncv. j
Brothers really di>
t? «ep It twi-ntv
*old him the one h
^uwra
Ch;ef. a ^t-ptot^
for The Lowell st-ii,
o heavy, is a good blockei ^.Natalie Hul.hr
were as strong or utronger limn ,.n the i-ourt. They/wyre. however.'work gave them u lead of only one. with different figures. In lfKH, Noth had experience last yeai mite for yell lea
offenses, and at the final gun the! needed for only- a I minutes, and Early in the fourth quarter the there are two big articles. One Tackles Ilandlemun and Gunn an «W an auton^iitl
wore was still knotted.. i again the reserves Itook command.; 1'aiiocises increaHcd tlit-ir mnrgin wu« uhnut the great ?7.'i,000 fire at both powerful. Just the rewW M rall
As a famoug XQC news comnien- The iL>»ervu», allowed only four in-two, and it WIIB not until the two the school, and told how the «tu- marching fiftv-fnur yards in twenties ore championship mate--the game were scorelettK, and Low- »*and

MERRY
CHRISTMAS
ANU HAPPY
.NEW YEAR
THE LOWELL
S/3N FRANCISCO'S OLDEST I
San Fnrncisco, California, Wednesday, December 12, 1945
Founded January; 1898
1946 Varieties Scort with Music andQFun
Hitchin'
Post
Ity Dolt Hitchcock
- The 104.** football season is now
past history, and our cnns-Kulton
dvn). -St. Ignatius, has been
crowned *iiir j o a n n e , I m a c I t clalro
;c«. Uwvll won last year. If \ Srhwnrir. Frank Wolfe. Joo Sturl
it li(iw : trtuninhs again, thr award: Mnrtlvn Siej, Svdnev Mnrmn. Knv.-ill
bocnmi'Ab Au»herfaeffor
which the emp!oye>-.\f the ml jittck ouilclinie on liayfs street, • lead in a term play for Joan Alarte j until thu total sum is compiled i "ml '-sSos in ~ a Snow falls
the final edition of J""^ "
» 1M ml staff
•batk yf hWbriicht-rcd.jLi-pru-fjat the rally ^entertainments plain- .'"!'."' (f *' 1L . - U ly. And if we had the money, here, tutit ur nw bnien:-rcii, , jLt-pru-|;at Hie rally entertainments plain- . , , ,, , - ,.,„,, ,.[„ --,
it a shopping list or things we defied plane. rr " " j'V niarke^V'Tom TrowJtridge," for included Dun Stone, cliairmiin; Bob' JI ^'I 1 . "***_•
• could get for people we know . breathless huaii SLtllen over • v ' c ^"her, a IHIX of crayons, and ; McKeever.iand Jinx Southard, have ! A bn,ath,ws hmj? 3LtUert ww\ , f yo a»d ; .ia Jinx Southard, have -HlBh »Hit.M..V. i
around Ijm-pH. Fin.t. we'd get lh(i cardinals - • uutheretl • • m llu- court! . . fm- ttnrhm-i .THn«,n «•..•«• «.i».». _• . ... .. .! mtnianu
fcl pjp the one l;t i.ai.
fur «« rl ««f" J?n»n. water wtnim. already jrooe to I>;terman SoupJ.! sonis flSd^nffi
«« they watch the oidboy bank and! After turnip his ba,r upside i wl, where. a*W«ts of the War 'dance tf^uo rt d a^now
.they have. ^jgj t« of «n ^
ikck«I MU iiu.Ja^.^iii.-w.Mi »«t-. ,,r«,wiw. (.'id Xk-k muunu the wine-' '^"", n • of .Artie Shows T^«T-.«f t.:r pbtraw,. Tne'
(.:[tl8 jn tt.anow-d.,. ."^'.u-'OUt- steps- of -his
nder
Dme" for The ri happy^ooking fellow with rtO' tlenU. S.*:.COti in Victory Bond
sponsor unit hospital
SfSSi^^riSSS* Sw*"lrS- a-J'J^Th- «*-ri»JF d j?« ^ow^rmilitaovnavaUr airforce hospital.
Lowell RPMI turns to his vehicle,! alld - Sn P a *^ al;(l - "Creetlniw ana :
and druk'ri u huge bag out of thu
,...„- school In San Francisco. 'The'
in silvery tones from' record for bonds and ftainps is un- ,
' ' ' ! beatable. The quota for blood do- 1
Huhhcrt, usbeRtos earmuff*
for veil leader/Don Fisher,
DRd ar, automatic, sd^sturtirii,
non-cxplonivc rnllj already built in
\ for the tine of Prtxy Hoitunberg. ;
tJ'ci S f K l lt ]i ! ^bf filuouR" oi r«, saun mat eriNMin.n.; i,«t»,
•" toi^nnil Mr? l/unn a Kdir ^
•yttHwip
Most of these
"column.
notes anj Itcr.xs for
v|ntasei940.
~ couple of letters to Yell
Don Fisher and Mr. 5te-
;AII the Ifttera. of course,
unsimed, Orw of them de*
(,ContJnued oQ.Paae Three) ,>.
l wSineni-for:tVie5tiniotTdivI-^
KIOTI debate were Teddy FJiunan
and pnda Bettmah, who composed
one tenm.-and dlihcn'
! Jnwrielfne (J'-ar^who^nade.uD d the
he S t
Anieric«r
orcsent a set of books or, l Term examinations will be Bhy-nth^Thi-tB2 X « S JlaSd
y o of to Scotch on Januar^JT. 10, and 11. Accord.,'ia the fl.iate for radio-mS
^r Mr. ,Su*|ihens. these two pe-
f r»(Jo *nnetjndnjr
Anieric«r. men. HcliadeKonick's poster of u riod finals will occount tor. at least
were T^n'o* Hnbect^rJoan Drevf,
end Catherine Chapman^ Bob Ben-'
one-third of the final {rrade..
iteBt ^ J third prite of one ticket
nett and L'nda Bettman ooth olaced
Th ii i
rne examinatId:Vffonijrrr->C* examinatId:VffnijrrrC* quesi ques-i The Judge* Jge of the contest. Mr.
tlons on \ \meridn i lii liisiurv and d on Polland, lld 3I 3Ir. K Kast, sml l Mhis Mh Chase. Ing as a review of the terra's worjc The next big "debiting touroa-
essay. It u-ilUbe judged by a remarked that the chloce was a difthev will give students practice 5n'.mc^t is to be held kt S
nanel of local, rhistorj- teacher*. | fcrJt one. They complimented Uklnic long examinationf, such as on Dscembcr 15, and f
Lowell's entrnitt hist year was Z/an 'those who participated in the con- are

two
LOW
Published by thit AMmclNtnt Stnrt#nt«
of Lowell Hist) School
I* II. 8. C A. Member* Fr*e
EDITOR
LOWELL STAFF
BOB HITCHCOCK
Associate Editor _ Pat Hunt
Snort* Editor Dan Sionc
News Editor Carol Fisher
Feature Editors.. Carol Manhcim and Doc Kcatlcy
Circulation Manner. Jim Mayorhofer
Staff photographer
REPORTERS
Bob McVcy
Carmen Cn«til|n «|nrlii It-Odntt
Knnton llnrtmra JWH
rii • JtM't *.ym-li
June Ftwnuiti . ttarhnrn I tat In
VuX \\,Wy ' : -.^. t
J*M Hnthr "
Lowell and the World Look
At a Peacetime Christmas
Today, just four years after the Japanese
attack on Pear] Harbor, we are looking
forward to a Christmas in a world of
peace.
To us in America this Christmas will
be a joyful one. This year the boy who
left home four years ajro is .returning to
the family he fought for. This Christmas
outdoor Christmas trees will be payly lit
as a symbol of the victory that is ours.
But if this Christmas means a lot to you,
think hew much more it means to the children
of Europe, who have not known
bright Christmas light but black nuts, not
the soft music of carolers on Christinas
eve. but the ronr of bombers.
Yes. this will indeed be a merry Christmas.
Reunited families in secure hornet
all OVvl* the iVol'M Will uhie itKrtiU \re veJcbrating
and giving thanks that on this
day there is once again "Peace on earth,
good will to men."
Where Is Lowell's Spirit?
' What's school spirit? School spirit is
aullliillii'iitf inure Ututi ju.st yellij.jf at tjie.
games knowing the words to the Lowell
hymn, and beating up anyone who makes*
cracks about Lowell. It is giving to the
Red Cross all you can, buying stamps and
bonds, bringing clothes and nooks for the
various drives, getting to school on time
in the morning, not being absent without
a-good.excusR, and getting to classes before
the last bell. Above all school spirit
js loyalty to Lowell and what it stands for
—scholarship, friendship, and good
sportsmanship.' Lowell is known throughout
San Franciwo as a high school with
great school spirit. Let's try to ieep it
that way. ,-.., v
R. F. D.
- Wi'see by our exchangPK that other papers rewrite
news items from other school pa pert in
their exchange colums. Not we. We tell jokes,
and any resemblance, to anything living or dead
is purely coincidental.
When the San Jose High School Herald prints
two whole columns of jokes, the least we can do
for tiiem Is to reprint one or two of them, altered
ullghtly to fit the local ycenc. For Instance:
Putney: "I saw something last night that I'll
never get over."
Simmons: "What?"
Putney: "The moon."
And *hf thing vc enjoyed itt&Jl in tfc« IIi-TJJiie*
was xTpocm. Oh. well, we have a weakness for
pc6ms h anyway. We might even print some some
- dav * — The song of canaries
Never varies;
- And when they'j •> moulting,
• _Theyfre pretty re-volting.
—We dare, nay,- wedufy any other editor to
reprint that unless he is within walking distance
-of an air-raid shelter. - —
• • * • a
From The Meteor of Hanfbrd Union High:
A small boy returned from school and told his
father he waswcotiff hiirhwt in the class. Top
"Weil.ryou gee^ Father>"re'pTled
re a* they used to he"
up
'you're
THE LOWELL, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 12. 1915
Alumni in Action Lowell Listens ...
—Block by Joanne jopnon and Sherman SElva
The number of Lowellites who. Harmon Shagge. graduate of
have entered the armed services of | Lowetl. wrote recently to Miss Anthe
United States amounts to ap- dcrsun from the Philippine Islands.
proximatcly 10.51. Of these, sixty- In his letter he tells of the places
one are known to have given their] he has hecn and of the things he
lives, or have been reported miss* I ha* done in the two years he has
in*; IK rtbtJuit. Iifltvii •i*4^t VCCM I !*.tli ~^ua> fiutit Suit F*ialii;im:u.
prisoners of war in Germany, Harmon has been In New Guinea.
Jnjutn. or the Philippines. and the Southwest Pacific. He
Of the awards and citations that I sayn that in the two years he ha*
have been given, there are eleven! heei away from home he has met
wearers of the Purple Heart, eleven only two of his friends from
wearers of the Distinguished Fly-! Lowell.
1 ing Cross, three of the Silver Star, j Many of Lowell's boy* who have
three of the Bronte St»r, thirty-one | graduated nnrt entered the service
w(*uruiff tile Air .UIMUIJ, UIIU wilii, nuvu mude it a point to come back
the Legion of Merit, fifty-one with ! nnd visit their alma mater, whether
Oak Leaf Clusters, and twelve with, they have heen gone six weeks or
the Presidential Citation. Twelve nix years. A book in Mr. Stephen's
Lowell boys have the Combat Star,] office is kept for these boys to
two wear the Combat Infantnfian i sign wh*n they visit Lowell.
Badge, four the Campaign Citation, I of the recent visitors have been:
one the Merchant Marine Combut'Art Holmes, graduate of the fall
Bar. and one the Navy Star for: of 194-1. serving in the Navy: Ken-
Scholarship. neth McLennan, June. 194:1. Ma-
An ex-edilor of The Lowell has < rine Corps: Joy Feebeck, June,
l>een awarded the Legion of Merit: 1940, Army Paratroops: George
for his service* as editor of -the - Hull. June, 1D4.1. Marine Corps;
India-Burma theater official news- , Yuji Morita, Dccsmbvr, 1941.
paper, '^Roundup.** He is Major; Army; Roltcrt D. Stabler, Decem-
Floyd Walter. When Floyd en-1 her. .10.14. Naval Reserve: Joe
icnvj llie army he was :i sports Marror. Ju/i*, !!»:*:*, Xava! Hewriter
for the San Francisco News.! serve: Monroe B. Aliernathy. June,
He graduated from Lowell In June. • 1944, Army Air Force; and Robert
IflBS. ^ WG. Daley,: December. 1941, Army.
TEEPEE TATTLE TALES
Your Teepee Tattler, after being 1 shareletts adventure, his finally
raujrht In the mad Stockton street I broken down the long icc-cncrustcd
Christmas shopping rush, returns i scales of Milliccnt (anybody but
once more to his typewriter to dash Boh Davcy) Hnnser,. Speaking of
off the latest bits he's gathered j Bob Oavey—oh, well, let's not. It
here am! there. For Instance, wtt j tli>c*ii't ruully interi-m anyhody anydon't
mippniicd you know that Jim . way.
Wilkie is pining awav for Carol 1 Uiir lien MoUi-hardt, who is work-
Snttxer. but to no avail. The lady ] Ing up to real b!g game, ix setin
question has bet ix about to net in.
the i>nci you've used in the past,
We spotted Gordon Klugt* mirth- Ben.
fully flitting across the court . llnbhy politzer ami Jolinny Howes,
(with Billy I'utn-y at hit cidc), «U>w and •'"•iM'toth In their ancraiand
wishfully focussing his eyes In» t vacation.
Thi-n two full weeks of work Hfld play. L l
iten arc hunting imod Christmus John,
their allowanrmt. and hinting hard for thost
srecial musts. As for th« fun, formal p.trtie* are
t»ii on the t-alcJidar. I'Uuitt axe also being made
for caroling parties on Christmas Eve. ,
An air of festivity hangs about Lowell and all
of &in Francisco. Down-town shop window,* an
full of suggestions for Christmas gifts. Crovdi
af people flock through tht Mores trying to mak»
their purchases early to avoid the mh. The
trouble i* that everyone has the same idea, and
so tho rush has alrejdv begun. Mothers are ordering
their Christmas dinners early this yett
Turkey and duck* as usual head tho menu.
Speaking of turkeys, did anyone see the turkey
walking down Hyde street near California meat
Iv ? A man was following It about ten feet behind.
He wan paying. "Now don't look to the
right or the left. Go straight ahead." Once
when the turkey hesitated in front of a store
window, tht 1 man yelled. "Now. don't di!ly*diUv.
Go tin." My goodness, the things one seej^b)
San Francifco.
:
• • c • * '
A S^iiib on Vacations: ;'
Marilvn Steward \tv-nt. to a debate at Sacrd
Heart some time ago. On the wall was a fllgn
that read, "Pray for Vacation " Mnritvn glanced
qu'rk'-y nt it; th**n turned to "ne of her frlendt
»nd remarked briuhtly. "Oh. do they pray for
vacation here, too?"
It or Not:, ' r :
Hildcr Mflhl. T^ "* Ptaye4 by some
uf the best modern exponents of jarz. this albom;j
«nt be ocat. Whwi I «.y medeni esfHrnenta ^3
old time jazz I mean the present day ployew off
*W» type .of..music. ..XenutlulMat-tbera Mn-*5
number of the old Ja=zmen in this group: Bir;.
ney.'Blgard. Jonfc Teagarden. Jimmy Noone. *^
w?t ny t^ er ^ Amon B the discs in this set *X
-CUmb.l«» in B-flat." -pm Som- I Made Yfl»*
£& ifu"^ 1 ^ 1 ' Lament" These and "*«*
JS un° u evcn the mo * t i» rt *« |Iartlf
Now once more for the single disc depa
Firrt m this department is "E-BoM-Le-Bob. 1
the Flcnnoy trio. This i* a blues njconlat
dium ^mpo. It is a late rciease and well •
Vannjr. On the reverse I. Tin For Yon."
in line is "Your Father's Moustache." feai
Y Herman* Co. Thi. tSEa diwter
* U
but n i "* you
F. will
of Ro"
ehaHencv
The boy
pearing
3 Petroff.
lor. and
The " r
tin's tertr
dent: AH«|
dent: and |
Wiry. •'r
fee atti
are askrr
dents to wr
weu as nutj
cloved on
Girl At]
Anni
Block L
Sfgraund S.\
berjrer,
beenpla
weeks, aw.
assigned I.
various dc
Because of
at this tim.
was held ir
where all w.
of the huk-e
tnrls attrrur
eral faculty
For never
nu.il pictii.
At u mertor^anircd
i". * real 1
«~k L groj
•ibility to »
«» clean as
"ut for
commftt
Senior J«

C.S- F. in Twin
City Broadcast
Four member* of Loavll's '* s
F. wilt vie with C, S. F. members
* Roosevelt Hiirh School in LOP
An^w. High Schorl ha*
U m a
c'tfca to the new students.
machine, room It'^'i in nc
the coachine of fnrriirn ian
and rooms 13$ and irt*> aw n
hi i i ^ am
Lowell Poets Ent=r Worlc :; ^
In National Contest
Dramatic Group
Presents Plays Levi-ed Low-4s
For Red Cross At ClaSS PlClUC
trie, w
amount
and 32
I* 8
rake.
19- w « **•* «•« « w»f>r mps. inelr Uwi WTUI
TpsWSgK^ the committee. I of M[pK i^coste and Miss Adams I RSglf^h IV claw- FoP^Sj «r naiuny " Jt>in * and haA disappeared to J h *L N "S#!^ 1 " f^t 1 G »»5* t '*.
S|Ki&rr3| f* 11 Hembergcr, president; Betty ( '" l*n Koth. Mary Meyer. Con-i^anical drawing,
orders irejSii^ being taken but « tance ®*}f r > J . oanne rnnrcrT ivnfivc
rj-vraallr.aiffhi DEFEAT HARD-IHTTING LIN
Engineers must! COLN MUSTANGS B-6.
two vear.'
^thKhHd.J AnnapolS. New]
1 P^' day. Because'cf *tbe ttDdue
HlJ « S i amount of rain th. last f#w w**k»,
\RD-HnriXG LIN* u has been rather hard to wt a
the
like!
i^.«^, ^oo/ANGS^-S. date, for It always seetos to nun
%, 4. , I at the last moment. The p'w tfay
1 Xo. U.U WM not the v«ory of; h^ to fce, postponed twice, bw It Is
the varsity basketball team, oat it* hoped that it can be 1
little sister. This parttnuar tri-|aS-tmas. A r«f-of A. m
tbe Lincoln win *»•«»•» Lowell at
The design will be the.
June. *45. except the back- :
subject..
not always
cng&
twmd will be of black onyx, In-
universitv entrance.
against them that
of a red background. The familiar rtraina of the tra-jMbtecU coiuUtuU a aort of K
Manrarrt Loviner'
optional Christmas CaroU aunc by,«»"« if7"* for tmirenity work.
t a c hm dr lr 0 0 t : h : , UniwBitoarerorMwho
UniwBitorJ
Hitchin' Post halls. Mcond period today. : !"7JThat It takes, like btlnr top.
This group of girls meet every I J? football or buketbsll. JunOor
6 t d rid| league in which the girls »• wJflThe hirbligbt of the rally w«s a
•opboroore* are not allowed to have i Kriir*t, and her assirtant, Mr.' •»« term's pprorram
ask your pet*.
;JTfc«-Wdances
All we can say to these i Brewen
teacher er If f yo you may cor
b U tht that when h tthey. h The Tchorus
is also planning to I

tCUK
Football Team in
Lower Division
Lowell's r> : ch hn,»cs f«r a !.-;••
fjeen utterly MiMfthed. in lecent
..owellttf* had E*»d p-a(wn for
trm«Hl by the «• the ball
-••••TI .tfi*-rn«*«n car"**^, on** nic^t ifi'-jud U>*r>d au ttw p ^n aj,
^.i.:::'. and •mi- a* y»* unwlwdutwi Knvfttad. Tutner. Hlarkie. Helm*a.
• -i •• schedule on t'r.i* pair* for fincl Ilarnrtt, JUata«^. Si*>vtl, Maibeay,
:!ti.,miM:on». lAtwM murt inain- Swintriev. Layman and then *n
;u'o half irrm men: Rocenbenr and
vrar.
hriTk Al KromUKt and NVil Tnr-
*r •-(•tfo.id plact*. nallte". ,-,,,,,. nn-n tvitiiTiine fr>>m last v**ar
The itlendiimv at the lart tnree KP- me l-oih \-eteran* of last nir'i
with a rtvord of nr. tlcfrat". took ,,_ ^ t)^ yar,.;tv>
fiHril>'ill irarne* was niu«li standard. Granted d-jrtnc nort of the MaM*,
(be :..ini n» not or-e !.irc «"ith that in ft.* ."I THIJ* 'arly ditc. but '«i litd G-e. t .,«P!I IS. :I*T] lV.»**'iini;ion L"" Tit- j
^Jtlrit »«a iiinh f»r th? t.«-xt mii- •i
tK^L, against thi* innlit;,,iuil lival*
from i'-ily. Hut spirit was not
t-nouch. in*, before 2u.uf.ffl tAM at
Kczar Stadium, the 1'jmiU literally
*!auKhUw! the Injun ^ridder*.
; :i'h "::!''• '.vi* n mv '.ii '-ni 1 . A f
,h'ii'" i..!i-h ; i» t .• 'Mlh (TriliV-;. T>»- f
win Ui.nli' !ia\r r'^'^n !/•«''-I t'v
Indian--. t.-«cvi r fin'.>-li-«l thr ra"i.' .
The irar.'r. hicu:.;'- of (lip abV flr=t \
The _.
k.*intuirnt Ui all !•>>'«[ lun^, snu
.us une «f th< few tvaily |Mn ihvre liRntin^ no itiau«r what
t- *T " t_" I
t.> J-'twanl Tom (IlnfkiH*** 1 . A-iti* S'i: |
FIO*M, with fih.
.,| vVj
r!ui!< !, 'Utx'. Knhn.
•'!«•'•, Smi'.h I("f**y.
• iuiJ' 1 I:v ^h^'mant*, (ruari) < Irv
ill *ity {->r a hilf y«*ai; tic is
i.-iii 1 ;iint •! i .
•hird ar.H I.»«vH tw 1 '! with finlil-.-.i • i
for fiT-irtli, The t^no-.w^- u p «n ri\»-l
dill of uiii*' "a«m i *t ]o-«injr to ihi' I
t T .m's hou It stand* tnr Uii«
In tl ;it tin-
uf 1/ «eMV rtiampion nwimof L'r.f StJ.n.;; .''lam ;r :lif J- tn'rw yi^t. in n il--.it bn^iavhy ^^»^:l^^ dn>p n m.U-
*-••••' f""' irim** (1f thrV varxily n?-nit
tn an o\*rlime n^rioil.
Th- •-«-'» ^ - ^ Z U l t ^ i a v
t-a-ne witn n*wn-e*>. was fiHt-nd at
hslftlnn.. 17-ir. T>i-rt-wrrM ha.i
•i[ay«icfcJCirani. new
th • infiltration («ntainr-r. and wen
* .rfi th luoTkuut 5or ar** I*oly
..liMKivn. Both xwre *tronf»
eiid.-rii f..r th- titH* la»t y^r.
t-tih havi» many- rrtommtr
m,. _ Thi. *t»irii at th»*fie two
ntU i* «tr«»nff, t'*», and IHJ it
tnk»- the t fihini> >J]I ;li*nt in;.- *»•?
-''t. HIHJ ill-' rji!i**»() rn:.'*i In-^iN
\iA. atfsivcr r.n ir." k-, |)lra*>r »M;tiui
JHH^Knwtajri/ip- i*o*e. .\ ft u
MTapji r whool* :::!-> »», uti in VJi?, Includai i>
• •I ;h. ir lum^ "ii.- —•-r^r.r J...
cur Minund
"> f>.-!**-rlo •<
or Cob Ilrm^ll. I>rcv Turner. Bij the irai] of ^
jnun>- >-i, Kruwiii WoooVnwn: <
Uum. tw all yw
P «,I,-I-
'lirhaa-'ke?
"*" ^ l«jfL|r« I^llff fjtfr**-
AIM hi. third
r, the
of
o«Wdy rfopHTO-! »r! •*|tW «f pUylnr witJ. th*f GtES
«"•**. '/hen Hotmail Ut: reraojullf. «-•• f* , ^ ,,-v..%.
aod nude them the oatflt they
dy
Tue«day
BASKETBALL SHEDULE
lamnrr 7 ' ^ 1 v.. Sj_cr«l 11,-an . '.' aft.ifhion
u.ty
Jaiiuiry
fh vj» Si.
VK,
. . afternoon
aftertkmn
.:.- *• - • •* -iiuunt., I.. ijtr*rtl VK, IVaVlU
*•;«•••/ rrbruari" 22. Lnwel) vn. Wn-i.
t.2 LowIJu. "*•
Cross CountryTo Be Re-Run
JJttV i, known around aAool of «A.p^d7t« the c^nfuai«a U tote*
ihe f»wHI CruM-C-wntn- t*aq». »nd Participant*. LoweD. «*• M
To 4wiwt A oriatalcefl imnfeuwo l f * "•* W twtf p^ini*. .•ucxctW
El
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We ran m
They will I.
for II II
then: th

ROOIi LUCK
;>0 THE
tIRADUATINt.
Election Winners Anhpunced at Rally Today
Hitchln'j;179 Redskins To Leave Teepee Tr( ' l ' ri trin* lltnt th»*
cm! le who httvc workeil four years to
cc.'Y .^Kowevor. it. must he consfik*i'Gil
have one. They reatly de."i;rvar!4pl —• nt •
inch
(inidtiation at 11:1*0, fJcDri'e
IVasliintrtou Hi*!rSchnn!.
St'iiiiir Danci*. l-'nlrmmtl
Hotel nt:U:00 ;'——•*.>
Jnnuary III:.. '" ;; -
Sit;n up for new clauses. .
•'Itenort cards.
Schunl out al 12:30. "--
Fehruiiry 1:"'
Cm t» new CIIIHHI'.H.
cut ni 12:^1..
CLASS
aushardt
For Presid^rit^
Tiic scene is the thtnl iierloVl ;"
Mock L rally, today. N'ervousi-nndidates
Kiaud unxluuitly fi»-«tt.p, ""-'
• eiie ftHit oml.Uibii.thu oi.'itj amiif- '
• a hu.-il'cii iiiidtoncc. Kor now Lowetlites
.-ire to lemnwhuni i,iiey hu^'e
chosen ti> leml th'jm lhrc-U(fli-th?- •
'-IU U'un. v ' ... .'•• ;: ;
Either Hen' ?.riUiiihnnlt *.r 'lom •'•
i'ir as the t-h'iKc'i htadi'f or
>''jll student' body tot' tho "
term. - . -•• ~~
'. lit.n, who wn.-i .•itutk'iit body tl'ijart-
. a!•*.•!• tl'L-t term, !oj U.c .lenuol to u
• j(U ner cent ret-ord in auulont hody :
Icard wiles. Ht* is alsti u Block L r -
ui^ brother, mid goes
• i»tit for litf>k>:thall. ,
• Tom. who served an Mtudtnt body
. ritcrelaiy diiriiitr tlie JMISC U-rm. is-.j
welt l:nu;vn • fur hi» fine comedy, .
; IMCIJ ill rallies and in tlic Vuriutiec.
• llo i.-> also ".U:^ lirxtheriind w a«:»
1 tiv-Vv -;.• - •, r« '*' ' Lwcll, and Kd Boniild iwfl-Tsici f
!'i'L 4 ,rii!l?winij tliia unrt or-this-iirc-l.nnnoial. nwnairer- uf^'tho-'Red ond ^*
iffri.il AVIH come'thtt moment Which• WhiKi'. ~ ' " ~~Z " J ; j r ] cla mmentWhich
C'CV
leach of thrtc outwhldly-calm sen-r _•—
; ters*-wi!| he anxiously -nwaltlnc,; e« r 'v ^^v.'Ki ;-'..;—"""; ."
I the uwnnllhtf ol the diplomas by. See * our IName e in in Jrnnt;
''M^h^aiwijtcd by the Inch;' ' Write on Lowell Staf
ry tenchovK—M is** Write on Lowell Staff
. JlrHl-^Lunhon, Mr. • McCord,!
Mr ^TiUBS- and Mr Fnst - '
i i-iiiv_uniiij.ut uiuav-uruuuijicii, rv*•;•>'vo*wu_-n;:SJ)ortnL>vho7r-TL_1^.j
! 'celpcr^f V:.thoir;diplomas h .will i -mean." lavetho.nbilily t^\v,riteavell.^jr. .'1:^,^'
Ithe ^ml'.or•tiieir fotmareducntion. 1 '"K•the*anrlnir termite"laBues-of-^^!?*
" ' services and businecaiviUi Th e. Lowell are_scheduled.;to ap-j-J^Jc
them immudiawly,- ll01l ' < ,v,lhiiH._lnc hCGd^iur.iiuw .staff -,-
! Th'c elosfi. which will be the'130 orr moni6ur » ll « r ' become arute. ,
i-L^well'H''commencements, is thv-ill be cal'ed unonj credits towr.rda j:rn

• % • " . -'•'-
I'f 1 - 2 " % i .•• • • ;
t." v
TWO
LOWEI-L
Published hy tn« Amoclntr all (Sapiens
" fouls nnmeshed In tlieir rigorouft courses of study.
(Editor's' note: 5 Ti,insln'.ions «f the fon-gom,.'
-will \i>s furnished freu ot. charge in The Lowell
'office.) 'Jim Bi&nMc »i(uieitths to bis friend,
-MioTScoit, IIIH ability t»-kt>i> the IHiniry quiet
;wit.h-nr«-atiaisphi'ru of nil worlcnnd iio. jilay.,
.Merrill-Block leaven Uiu 'i'UUILLi ot iieing it high.
senior to-all low scnlorc Shirley^ BlumenVic-IcI
leaves to any student who takes senior uiviiw wit 1 ;
r.-fj.-W. Bns? thu nbiKiv to Htten to th»; llentmliean
S/Democirnt battle "'v - '"' ' '
' iiettyBrnfvcrmon wi;irti».-31iss DeaHry all of
'of her chomistrv-. hookii hhd pupe:* mid all the
< iicmcwork.:,sho^di(ln t t do. .-Lois Brewer loiives to
T JhA' h j f !i Pk
^hom.^And-Annle Brines leaves to Htftty-Mac-:
Donald her~ahility t-\ j»|ic»k,French so incorrectly.
-• Nina sRrocato bequeaths her ability to play ten-
iiia'r'fo Jeuncttc Biajriiii"" aniS 1 'irives nur, Mr;
Gnvn_!?!V!?!V. (We don't know what,she.mentis,
either. *AiI M'e do is print, tiie stuff.)" ivtnryAnn
Brown_wills ti-Gaiol Ztmot hnr nlac« on-.third
-ha«einnd-,a clean gj-m suit. Ed'Chavnnette.will
ffive his" ainirlo-barrel slfninthot 'to aify prr.ml
-/rwhmnn.-wJthr.the understanding* that it.nv.iat
^bf^i'Ut .torROO'I.use. (Editor's note: KminmV)^
^'Pylvfe Crittenden wonta^-ii? leave to iMiiry
Kurtzweil u!l tiic cood times shavhns hud at
Lowell. AiargiiQt Dchc locves to.Joan Roedur a
nice, clean louker^aU to herself and; thcxntckeii
'^mtrwjr therein. Florence '(!n"Mnrtini wills ir Juno
BiirnvtuhuK-irvin suit, if-sho-can t'iml'it. Kalph
Drcsel benu'oaths^his trombone with all iIk sour
to Bill.Owen, in hope ho may 1« able, to do \
i ihthi
.i..aometif thhim. ^ ;
'••''TBob-Enipler-icdves to Don Mattock all !''« t=iit
-slipa-iand the ability io ^rect:ve T them ,with ,a
'. >tr«i(thf •.'ncc:"wHile'I)im E>tavau leaves hi-i nlacu
'-' in tin? 'ivmMQ scat of.DIcJc Olscn's carto Dtck
\VHV!iisqn._vCar&t FIsher:^ives Pierre Bordejraray"her'almbHtcinpty.bottle
of "Friendship Garifden"
perfume. ''(There '.a no way wcr«»n inditv'-a
lou«. low whistle from our typewriter.—
• ""- Beverly Flowers leaves iier place In line in the
cufu to anyifrei;hmnn''tno timid'to p:ish. Henry
; Fulton leaves to-Pete Sommor his. swimming nhili-
... ty, .wntuiv ue will need if hb ever wants to gut
•~-:f«::tTiif Mr. BiLss'-tilaos without drowning. Corlnne
, .Gcmandt leaves. Gerry isloltz her tilck of "being
,, absent" on »uriny days. Fvossctir Glnfkldcs loaves
v her. small 8is?j gym. whiclr ,-.vas willed to hlt' .- '«". ..IUI1 Murray ttiut Sylvie'Cnttenuen
We Are Tomorrow
By .l»yc« SampMiin. H-1
• Wo arc tomorrow. -The pat hit we'tread ' 'iure, When poiywos in fun
here's an appropriate tidbit: Said, "Pray, which le^ comes after
J often pnusn and wonder
which?" ...
At fate's peculiar ways; -'•'• Tnis put his mind in «n«h a nitdi. ,-
For nearly all our-famous^cn- He.lay'Ji,'tracte. Oivifindero and Hay.'S v/aiting for the comirij,' •-:•
(H 1 the lil^-nr. Margot r>-'win k-ayes l« Unncbh.ronzini
the pin-up uictui-u of ii'.T father in"Ca^^
vallcria Kustk-ani." Paul Lindalrom leaves hia-^
."
Avoid the Breakfast Club like a plague. Watch .
out Cor foreign language li-m-hen*! Take .Mr.
Dua»_Ior aiiythinir you can jiet him for. Never
bother with trifles like homework. Don't take_,
bnnnijth. Don't take French.-, Don't take ruthu-
Don't take German. DontJ! - "•'•'•>^
Take Mr,,Duiui. Never take chemistry or p!ty!3j»
sica._ (Go ahead—we dare you.) Don't cut moro^V
than-twica a day—Mr. Monroe frowns ion it..,-
Don't cot In Mr. Bass* clns.s if vou are n short:
tempered Democrat. Don't smoke in class. Watch .
out for the ilog-howse mob. Don't "go cui-ftr"-
'Don't.Ret off smoke bombs o'lvMr^ Barrv's frotit^-
(duor-;to,j. If the elevator to the ntof garden )* '
of . °?r..take the. stairs... Read The Loy
Only boliovr(iialf of what you rend in Teepee
Russ Jordan advises. "Sttidv." '"
Bobbie'Kampert s-tys, "keep away from
Gardner.?. .Don't wear a cont.xnn3 avoid., «
room murdersr Make nhpci- airplnr.es out cf your
f y t s l i p s A h v a y h r i ) t a ' -
•: teachers nro simply' mud nbont it. Don'ffaillove.
Be suro yaii can swimbefore you try''
TM'* r B ii. njr 1 P°ftable radio Into the libra
This is->(he shortest way to suicide we k'
Xprk in your first three years. If there's ....,,
. Always tnlw somothlng you can cut fourth
^•Freshmen gtrlF.:. beware of H'-i^boys
(And .wp mean hewaVe.) If you have Ume.jrct
an education. Jim Sullivan advises.--i'Do ta'-t
W " ot n * I do", (and he'sSO right, too). Don't
jsk Mr. Dobson-about hid secretary. Never run
for yell leader. Have fun! t *..-. ._:;*_^:
And
:%d'll think ii
j
tryt
T/ho taught
\U-)\ hope, r
Well proudly
Tii^
.-It's dear old
-' It's' th
more S
iVnstr
to look wist: I
Alma Mattr.
ittill be held t.
la:.trday of :w
senior, prom i.
Quitu a few 1 w.
tho coming y.
3it. : soe I-""-
Many sfin>.-f
' nre'rgoing- rTfj
universitlec ,'"
ford and Oil
cholwj. So we i
are planntix'
two at a jutiiu
Fmriebco !Ju
FnneK
thcmseivc:*
Quite a few wi
nf^the boys v.l
_ the r armedl.forcj
uity i)Oia,wii i
ell for eood jtj
Jtiy; It will
. si6n for some ::|
>- hut all oLh
'"•» leave-iiftci
hanpy school It
c - IF-
Tf a girl i
forwnrd-
If she doesn't.
If she tnlks to
if she,doesn't.
Ifh*^i
highbrow
If she isn't she |
it she 'goes
. "uc'juru -*• uci
pur Acton to nl
MadambiscUV t J
get us'much IH
Rich wills to il
,«-ono-kgneit J
future seniors u
atnes, worries.)
leaves Vu'ncc SI
, Jade .Roos wi|
ctass'-rCloV; to t]
diiln'cl

THE l.OWKI.I.. KltiDAY, J, THREE
Lowell Listens i Riding Club Holds j LOWELL DONATES TWENTY FIVE
lly.Dce Ki'itllt-y Annual Sho\v BEDS ARMY HOSPITAL
Onc fi:rcwflln arc said
Yo Hear old Lowell Wish,
•And all us mighty senior*
'Have strated m. --im- ride
• JjnvtttM riding dub presented its i
annual horse show last Wc/lnesdny \-
' night. T.u* show was staged at the j
j St. Krancis Uiiiinir Academy under-fi
llv supervision of Miss Admits. '" ,
"Rumble"- :
.No Fiimble
: b Ailoi r ,c!twkinjf tho nfcn3;_for,thc
M clus*: dance with the closest ooercey
iind meeting severnlf sinw^v <
' "il-
!iehricini history j "
Tiie host rthool that ever w«« jihiSH. hits niwli- two term projects j i shown hen* lire member* of f I In | Iwnd (oi.nter staff, Hob Mcb>evor,
> n
As a project In Enjclish litera-
.- it's denr oM Lowell Hiiflil I en .kit tin Aim>rii-i in'Miv.'tr 8 styles styles
setting. and costumes and i rnniUno ,.. _..it..:. L'.-.i--< Snu'thnril. __...- nnd Dan S. .*.•.. .11* mstins n simnser^hiii plncque on ture, Dion Chebse. 11 low juti'uT
nnd hull
h i i \ h\ SKt. t'loudt 0. llf Kinjt Cily, Ciilifornfa.
It's iho end of tins term once, Tin;
throughout the nation. Kuch 'unit' f-;n«lish clasRie. "The Cnnterbmy.
more. -Senior dny-^ts Hpiirouehing *Ms
n-iireseiitel afliim f XlfiQQ i n v t T l " IIh l l di
, Many seniors, after' (.'ni'lur.lion,
K' 1 ; in'ojscl on dress stylos ton-; Tin- fioiul Counter at Lowell; throug
of accii:'at(> lii-sciipliotis and; rioted at the ."tail of (Jhristmati rciircsuiitcil a-sum of :V,lflQQ invest;••, tales." IIc,~hiis cleverly drawn, "
urawings of tlu> liadiUonal: ynuitioii, lmL Imfore that, the mem-; ed in bonds nnd stamps. " j narilv from his own imagination,
•""'" **-••' " ' membera of partly from deicrlptl yi orlirinal iik»
;wo at n junior college, sucit ns San , »Wiw dnni Iiy her stster Nam-y.
.•?r«iM:isc« Junior College or Sun :
Franclfco State College, to perfect Mee» Held
1 themselves It) their chosen fields.
ras»rf sat'n &7AII,
fruelmanlst
m e e i n e ia
'rQuite of the R boys fw wiltgoc will have jc)»s to unu 1:0 .some into, - Lowell's Swimmers
ihe armed forces. One hundred ami,
fifty hr.ys and girls will ill leave Low- L „, The gh-ls' G. A. K swim meet
for ircad .iuat a week from to- J ".
wefu sevim'cont-ists in thn
swim meet. The nd-
L .VJ.. ,j
dity. It wjl] lie-a very sail occusioit
for some and happy for others,
hut all.of them will really be sorry
to leave", after four years ; Competition Keen
In Craft Class HONOR ROLL
Designing the cover for the February
issue of the .San Prancfeco
Compiled by Jnn«! Freemen '
Teachers' Journal is the lates'. An honor count o
project of the classes.
f forty point? isl I.'iitiic;.-. I"'. KvvnitMin. H. Sin
make the Honor Roll.
of n vanced ctii3s .itakwl a Svyurd frue- no. on Conuille hoard,; 221 with ascorc
happy fli-roDl life at
style,.a 50-ynrd Ireesiyle, and a with jiun and ink. und us
prints.
Tho ouUtanding pupils who made | t.>amt>. *t!' n
yard hack crawl. The'iniunnodU'.o
IP
/f a Ktrl apeiika to evei-yonc, sue s j
iorward— . - r ••
IT she doesn't, r.b'i's bashful.
K she tp)k» to lioys, she's ii-flirt—
-If she (Ibefiii't. she's a high list.
'If; she's hinnrt in school; she's
(. -r highbrow— : •, ;,
Itfllie isn't she's n DumirDorn.
If the goes out with boys, she's n
,'- J pit'kup— ' '
lfptho doesn't, she's a wallflower.
If- she's popular, she's talked I
V about— '- r ; - '-<
-If she isn't, she's 11 drip.
Tlic-e hln't no justice!
tion was held.
After the main event?
teams were chosen for .
racing. A feature-.of the
the _waler ballet K
from the advanced .elites.
LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT
lll>R. I
Hollowav, II, ,'luiHloii. U. Mlll.-K V.\
Alk-n. It. Ill-illicit. A. K'ntx. -T. Itieiinrili-oii,
X. Wdlliicu. AT. A. Urn
i :«>i'I'-nl'"Tf. It. 1 .-iinee. M, III..-Lr. s.
(Continued From Tage Two) 7" .
lon't leave nothing
Olson all th«* thousitnds ot hours he didn c spatiti
. studying. •- ,- •
Bnrburu ruckhnber lenves one slijrbttv r.s«d
Don Acton to anybody wh/u wants him. Iinrbani
Ratto leaves^her bound volumes of. Vogue and
Modamoiselle : 'to Hen -jMiuishnrdt, in hope he can
net us much use out'of them ns > l% .t! did. Pnil
Kich wills to Dick Itrid^mnn his fitia cillecibn
of one-lcggeu : A's. iluno R'chardsoir leaves : to
future seniors all tlio aciiior subjects, books, hfiulnches,
wun-ier. and marks. Joyce RodoKerms
leaves Vance SheffeS'.
... Jack Itoos wills the privilege of giving all ihe
[Hnns rides to the games to Dick Stoff.- (Why,
[Jack, we didn't know you cared:) Claude.Kosenbeif
leaves to Hoh Tallmiui some t'ccluueii
spot in the building i;i talk of his business: itr.d
to Frank King, 01m largu battle of Cloro;; to tie
used as desired. Maigarut Ro^vcar leaves sole
ownership of her locker lo nil sixteen girls in it.
- Miriam Uubcns bequeaths to Ltiiiun Jjtono the
mirror In her locker.- George SallDgcr leaves the
Privilege of being on the Hed and White htaff und
"stoning to Mr. Harry's joke* to anybody who
want* it. Joyce Fnmpson wills to Kvclyn Sei-
-fcttthoso last-minute snnrt:s byforu third period.
SdV
hoso lastminute snnrt:s byforu
l b
third
d " (D'
p .
»Sd(Voan Grupe gnts her "purple biterd.". (Don'r.
:.n8k_us-.what they 'mean, wo only copy It as It's
written.) Ruth Scnwabacher loaves lo anyoiw
wiio hns.tho stamina, the tuck of hnving Mr. Bnss
for registry and being 11 loyal Lorbeer supporter
*s,ti»c game time. - ''.'•
Motx Don and. Murray Xnckord get Dan Scliiavone's
great success in avoiding work in Mr. M011-
»« s'office.'"'BoirScara wills his well-used clarl
n hope, that they may keep
- - m *. „, „„„„„ wills Mhrv Bell hlB bnohelor
j>uttonsr nnd'hopes''that he'uses them irr.'Rond
.health. And Hatty Solomon wills.tO-Kilwy.,tht-
-.fact that she was here. v- • v "' ""
- Any freshman who wants them, can have Law-
£,rci!ce;vSol6mon's dirty, worn-out khukic pants.,
.Laura Springsteen and Marlon Wnlker"ji»intly :
r.iBave^.'to the next class of hlgh-genlor girls their'
«tractlori ; everyone; ;;,'Jnck Stroud
nc'ood.v. .'.
forlov/.senior boys. Jackie Stamelen
•wills Sherrill Taylor all the names they have for
1; i-"..
- Kemieth'Sturgis leaves Geovgc Friodman lits
locker und;the junk in it. (Does Sir. Libby know ^
uhout all ^the locker-giving*away that's being *
done?—Kit.) Jim Sullivan presents his good car
to Ur.b. Ci'iffin ii:nd Frank .Solo to get out to
-fc.-motte's at lunch time, and one demo to.fjWt/ic.
(Well, that's what it says. We don't know what
a demo is, either.) Betty Taylor wills her twin
sifter. Rcimy; her job as Coach Foilimi's wcre-.i.
taiy ulong.with the free ntis-tci* to all the gsmes; "
am! to Xnncy'irarrison, thv extra p«mi "in"t!itt
locker sh-.-'s beRi'-.'-'iiiting fon S»Hv Tihhs lon'-es
to' DiwIuHi Mf jll somcthlui;' we can't read, hecnun»
it's written in invisible ink. "~
Cilnrin Tyroler leaves the" ten gym suits sii'»
has acftimiilated over a period of three years to
tho incnminir-ffeshmen. Kurt Voenter leaves his
curly, bnir in:any freshman whj gets a slitiii-.
N'nney Wutlucc. biiueatlw upea .V ! rK:ni.i Lecnll
her -worries from last year, and upon .Uerty Funster
und Cnrolvn Crano all thp lumi sandwiches
she. won't eat during gym anymori:.
Helen Waters leaves her sister Put and Hetty
SWrman n'img of nice red apples- which mny be
given to fcarhors'i nn»ii, A SirtVHky, li .Torst'tiin>ii. -V
J
v
i" .;.>t—K. nnn'r, M. I^vlii. li. .Wonw. \x
'• mIJI P. I.*iii|»?r. ^1 litir- v
100-r. won* Jlfcu a. «„.,..„„. l&.f
C. Ciino.-M. Slcl. X. UVII. O. S«..-lt.V.P ' .Vnrwmi. J
It. Slifrtifim. IJ. V«ii.l..r .Mclnl.'ii, S. SI- I I i f l k
Ill-IllIkflff. tt. StVltlUll-V*.
ios—.1. t.yn.-h. It. 'limnntiiii. !„
\ rl C Scl
hmWrtn. H. Klenehier
Hoyt.-!•:. Coy, A. imvlx.nfcwulifir,
X. IVOIH. M. Ct'rf. A. Citlmil; It. Oiinmilt'-:-.!.
KH-tCJ. I'nli/O. Itqlston. C.
hjfnt**" ' " '
r'i.c. irciii-rrSTVuiycww. M!
i' ftiitna'Mii. .1. Vaniicr MHIO,
.M.,I>«iifiniin. n.:I-a«ron«o,
SOB—J. PniKlt.JV Ucwny. O. Smlrmiff.
ic prjvat. J. Frtfcntun..U.CJiirk.-
,-M.- Ml\VC.
MtU-livII. r.i
im'Clit. S.HIlviu
(OS—S. AllnlO. U ..
... j pains she gets from Imrcbacl: (hmmm).
u.-l.mut:t.,^>.
And Jean Gmpe gets Grctaann Wriijhu't ehocolute iC^ntii'ily. j, Itnrnitm; J," HJcrutio, X.
"milk nnd macaroni to "Get fat like a little pig."
. Although he may not want to give It away, Bob 130—j.~. Kv,m. St.
Hitchcock Is going to take; BoH. McVey's copy of
the "Charmer's Guide." Margo^Brooker will leave ,1B

tcuu THE I.OU'lil.u FltlDAY. JANIJAItY 27; If) 1(1
Hoopsters Future Champs THE lly
Dun Slone
TliIK ts the last time that the ol*; tunics in cause they
.-•'! slant will appeal /sl.!)« ai'rniel of the
1 o.'i pajfe four.
- rain." JIe u^,t Qti
! hetn lots of fun. am! a ieal pleas-!'" "."'••' new rules were fc»
; tire to work with members of The
! Lowc'll.jitaff, arid I'm ,*eiy triad
! that I'll be able t" li'-en it up next |
vonr. If there iim any sm^eslions:
; about the papers'to come out' next,
vriir, ulfusL- don't be ami id to drop :
;
vonr siitrucslion^ in the li'.tli- red)
; luail box in the main bail. It's your'
> paper, and we're tari 1 . . . that it will lm .._.„
lie came "" >!il " t support your tear.i.
and you yal.< are .-invited to join: , .1,1 w±\ TJ,(1 \M\S*\\ r,m 7. nk.tht.
MIa? in mnir-yan' fourth and; uir, of ihoHnlfom, o| tl e dav' fc
fifth wiriiHw in w»u-h the name. , i our i:,,^r. feebl.. manner we siinll ;
of thi' l.owi-li \m Itaskelbatl Scfiitul, frurn loi't. lo Htflit: Top row—Tallinan, S
- Wa-e.Murrt'. mid Karp. Iloltom r»\v—Slun.iro, 1,-j liiwa .Slirni.'iao, Ahitln-ny, ll.-tii . ,i7 ,.;,i ii - "• ^••'»' inrMieiiiimnuiime. iiu-y nan >•'». ui.iitr • ii-% iiiifinishetl zebras
italic jiisdllMly. „ u-yen co write for tin- nijr. aml*n,\ I" Win*; di.ys cur hunkctwwwore
I
— ; >\-uli the Mule eiu-ounij.'1-iner.t, thvy l:"e« !iClaude KOSCHIILTJI, both ; - —:——
dandied with injuries. The Cards' There huVe been several rtni|i.' ;,v ' I rldds, and always after school ai
: Coach for the Kids IK Claude I Axt came to Polytechnic'Hijrli as. the bond counter.-. So you can sec
jberjr. wlio. iiL-t'ordinjr to , head football unil baseball coach.' that there are lots of opportunities
rumor, will IIIKO be chfcf ummre.j rotdaeinir Jue Vnrducci. who had to puirhii&e tickets, 'i'hey only co^l
The "smart" boys pk-k lo uiniorsj joined the Coast Guard. In VMS thirty cents (forcyou Arabs, 30c)«
but remcmhorinir ntist years, tho j his football team took second place. C'mon, Injuns! Get out there and
roil haselis 1 !; fOis KJI.V anyone can. in ]1M3 third place, and lit llf-M support your team. Could be »
win. ^v-r chainplonship. -.. • championship, ya' know. •" ... •:
:#'Jwt. ntcut.. the

\^
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THE LOWELL
OLDEST TTiGM SCHOO
WELCOME
FKESHMEN
TO
LOWELL
San Francisco, California, Friday. Mnrdi 8; 10-10 Founded Janur.ty, 1896
New Lowell High School Student Body Officers I Final Game with Lions
i Friday; Title at Stake
; lly Leu Collinn .;..
Kresli from victories over Washington, Poly mid B:i!hia, Lowell*
• ••. rart'iitly titln-boutitl eairers ink? mi cellar-dwelling Galileo Friday.
f TIIIK tiU will lie the fimil• triune on the battle-worn boards of the curflood
on Paper
On paper it looks as thoujrh tirn
President's
Indians are the only onot> to px'mr
mnteriiilly by a victory on-Friday.
o True, but the Lions would HKE.
c nothinn better than to knock
Lowell riitht back Into second place -
; president, wrote the fullirtinjr mes- crmVL.i, tonvar I George
; *ace to the new Lowell freshmen -„, ^u*nn| p»n Tomei So
- upon Ihif. request of a reporwr: l(, w,.lch_ .ThejW two nw t[]e „-„-,
••Your next four years at Lowell one* from the Xorth Beach five
I are filing to lie the best years that who have licen able to find thu
i.voi', will probably ever spind. Vm hoop with an\- consistency at all
.can innke these years.even better this season,
i by working to improve your school _ Chips Down
and in so doing, working to im-, On the other side of the ledger
pmve yourself. Try aa quickly as we rin and try to ac- Krogstad. the best ballplayer in
.V>op tnday. ami a lot of other
; has been gm-.viw: forlhe |iast nine- i>,,ys who kmr.v their way around a
ly yeais. At first you may not kiskclball court. They know what
. feel this spirit, but you will in this one means and fe'Jlnivs like
, time. It will grow on you. _ n,,iig ninckie, Neil Turner. Dave
Student? of Lowe well, may w« pie-, member nf tlu"- Mock I,, and was i Margaret Lnvinier, is a member of'
to you your
?s: 102 are L-10'.s. Theiui I V a definite indication
a "member of the C. S. !•'. Hob ]yte is secivtary 01 thi- student Untile a football player, and was;
ltf! i view! I
Davey is tin; -owner of thi* sniiu* body, Ik iV also' a member of the , rwlileiit\.f hS H-a clas«. " V* -'' ," handled by
next to Delia's. Boh Is your yell Scroll
ant veil leader last term. HeV a dunce cuiniiuur**. .Vu."-f'.esideiH; *i.rintr o| IIMli. I nc greater nunioer ot L-y s and \ yunik* Mamu. Uu the v^ry
>tn H.tmn —;; _. (,nM1(, frml. Gnim, Twenty furnwr; flirt day. W2» cards were sott?,
... Orant stmlents arc now Lowellitcs.!wiih the following thirteen regis-
Loweil Goes on Air Seventeen IH-W 1,-D'sare from Dud-Cli""'* 100 i^er-cent: 105, 100. 10S.
! ley Stone, -12 from both Lawton: i:W. 'IM. 2i(»: ^M. -W5. :i22. 3:t;t.
cid AOTt.
e 1'X" *' i " > -, The W|U ' »f n*«W" handled by
anil L. a Ilig Brother, anil And there they are. student,.;: ' .'/• " '*•" l -" 1 -*' Htl(1 B "^ jTreasurer Lud Itenick and-.Mr. Uiecvtarv
of the H-rt mid I,--! yem sttuleir. tiodv officers for the 1 ""..If*' , . * fn-*»ti. assisted by Paul B3rKerot
STONE Y
SLANT
Tradition
llv Dan Stone
Welcome. Frosh! (Hail to have
That's always the sentiment ot
Like Father—Like:Son
"Now wlien'l went to Lowell,"• two par .**: the first part by.a New I-airmont.
.'TI .•«•,. n tin. wnv tU .Itil it 1 Y V rk -• Four Students t»f Lowell spoke and Pacific Heights, 11 from 31a-
1
during a nation-wide, broadcast; lina Junior Jligh, 1) fren Francis
! itvcr ntutiiin KQW on February 2S.[ Scott Key. S from Aptos Junior! j
! with "The Itlack Market" as its; High. 0 from Fredrick Uurk*;, \>*
subject. ~ • - ! from eacli-^-tJrattan, Daniel Wcli-1
The jirogram. the American I "ter, and Ijiguna Homia. :t ffun I
,'Schtiol of the Air. was divided Jntc| Koosevell .Junior High, and 1 from
"cnoors dramatiza'foii'of the Autos sent the greatest- number ..
. . •Ihjit* not the »o> de did •*-• i.inirlc maiket.-und the second part of new- l.-10's. Nineteen
former
rcpre- Aptosites are entering'Lowell as
len," . . . "Cnn^ there ever be al)V. u dlncu«8l»in by Lowell's renre- Aptosit.-s I.-IOV this are term. vnterlmr'Lo Fourticn new
L-10'K i-ame from Presidio Junior
High. !> from both Frnnciscoihinlor
High and Purtola Junior High, and
:j from Horac Mann Junior High.
For Lo\yeli High
Among celebrities to enter are
tradition that is Lowell.
ell. We hope their industrious off-
Alan Slenkten. es-Ptudent hody
Uwell Lowell bus huK lots or of swell minus: things: - "•- — *l,kewj(,(.# AKurvcy of • P.-T. A. Helps Sponsor • fireside))t. and Daniel Bonatar. ex-
just ft about the best is n.ir •-princi- .,n r(T.ristries last week, vrcveab-d
vict-president, from Grant: Pri-
Tuberculosis X-Rays Wnllersteiii. ex-student body
Dal 1, Mr. Stephenn. . Those of us t|K, f.lct that there nro 07, fathers
; and ex-student
who have been here know him af»'9-\nnd -10 mothers
of Luwtou.
real friend, a man upon whom we' alumni. Even
can alway
grandest
whenever
ulwitys think of Leroy H. Stephen; . . t
iw well as or Uwell High School. Two of these prominent ^rad-; Another activity was tlit- Foundon
February
" rather. wh'o'-'t«is'proxy of i!io' '-* 1 **i 1-1- honorinir the hew members of
You know, students, that old senior class, and his mother who I t|l(. i,Owell P.-T. A. Another af-
Uwell Spirit hasn't been blowing wa* 1 vice-president of the./"'J'^f'Hf. ^hedul^ for tliU *|irin«. is
Prominently at the .rames *!**.*• (You con jpay ^l^.A/;) , ) f the parent-faclty parentfac get-together at
penwnnlitloB'0 svee\a\ tea.
O t h c f
this year. Friday is the last bns- xveivDan Stone's'father, h whi» h was!" ! Many of the lut.wt books and
ketball game of the prcs
A. reason. It means a
m the cl.umpionship if we W1 sent A. A. the 11)K! class president and ;"
";' ,-j-nt "inj"owfiiht .Wilbur's^ grand-!„„;• jfra. C. U .Meany..
and, even though we havy » swell fttu,er W[,IM,i-anIx«I thu first high! 5rM. L, HardgraveiMrs. r.; W. Hoi-
i telle Wallerste
'•ircsideut of Sutro;
'body ody vice-president
i p t f L t , ?
llionald iald l d Wifdemejvr; Wd j ; and Lacuna '•*:_
IIIMIUIII. I I .ferry f Maxwe M l l
Two ex-studtMit body secretaries,
Mary Ann Nyhan from Horace
Mann and Sally Pcrter from Lnwtou,
and three ex-student body
treasurers. Hubert Marcus from
Presidio. Jiihn Lorensen from
tola, and Caroline Brett from Everett,
have come to Lowell.
Trowbridge, Scroggy,
le-' in:igaznies in the library haVv been Dunn New Class Heads j Mr. Tucker's death. In the midst
chance to dictoiian, Tom Trowbridges roth-[donated by our P.-T. A. ulwnter. .
. . . .uC graduation celebrations, came aa
f «•« «-in ter who wa&,u student body pre^i-i Officers of the Lowell T.-T. A. Winners uC the class elections'" ««"' surprise, and. ft terrible
t we "'"''.i,,,,, ,,,,.i nwiirht .Wilbur's grand- ,in,xrrii. c. r_ Mcaiiv.. ineaident: held Thursday. February 2l,
team, it always helps to have lots school basketball league. Virgin r. vice-presid'nts; Mrs.
"of rooters In the stands. And then, Green's rather was class valeoi . financial .._. secretary: _Mm.
A.
di t ; nd Mrs
toe; it's u tra'iiltion whic has all too to-inu of liiliO, and we hope that, i-i.r. recording secretary; and Mrs.
Bub Lincoln'-s father, who was a:\\*. Lnwerctk'c, treftsurer.
ofu-n been iK-glected, to stay In tin basketball star, is giving Bob a' _ _ _ _ _ _
•stands %
the Tn.
That something Ihut wo coJl
"Lowell-tradition" atem« from"th!sfpe'bi ck-j
4th—Mar." 22nd 2 fist Iteport
^Although the war is over, on the A'L-V Father—Like Sou" back-: cards):
caraH>; -Seven-1 -Seven Instruction weeks.
nr. 8th — Galileo-Lowell ^Last
.' bnttlefronts, on the newspaper
Oame. •
front it in u long wuys from over.
Mnr. Sirdt-Stanlbrd Aptitude Test
Both paper and newsprint are stilt Leong Greets Flyers in 207. Satunluy at 9:00 a. m.
on the "tight" list, BO you Lowell-
for Low and Hisrh Soinors Plnnites
«~9 kind df lucky to get this James LCOIIJT. . H3J1I7. H-3—J1I7. part partlclnlnc to En'.cr Stanford.
paper. ^Hh the passing of the nnted in the welcomlnjr l l of f several Mar. 213th—Mav 10th (2nd Rc|
Canls). Six Instructional Weeks.
year, hoover, we expect the situa-
15 Jim J played in the h A or. lii-10- Easter Vacation.
tion toTeauc up. so more and better ( J that .loot part In the
Card).
'-•"" will appear. ''
: t..-caS'f 1 ^ to Lowf". . Seeminriy-in theJfollows:
president of the H-4 d f " . ^ IJuT for seve?"l da!-s ^vith
Tom Trowbridge. who was student l tu - L ".". e T, , P i.*?i 0 "i " a > 8 ^ V|t { 1 -
body secretary last term and is a 'what \\ as thought to bo an attack
member of the track team the'° r ""I'Kestlon, his passing on Jnn-
SSk-L. and the sSoll; t"proxy, \ llI > rv » completely unexpected.
Mort Dunn, n track star and at Mr., Tucker was -well known
memlter.oftiie Scroll: of the H-!l throughout-the pchool; for:hta concilia*.
Jostflyn ScroBgy. a member.,Rental .spirit, and cheerfuL_smIlet_
of the Scroll and track team; and of. «vtJn for those- who were" not in
the L-3's. Lloyd Dtnkelspiel, wlio is his classes/ Ho came to Lowell in ,-.
» member of the Block L. [1010 and. although he wns c.igible
' The vice-nreaidentBnre H-J. Vir-fl" retire, be refuse* to.--for he felt
irinio. Lee; "L-4, Patricia Friend; thiit-Lpwcll was a vital part of his
U'ii. Elaine. Cnrstens; L-3, Ka»cy
Mardiirrnve. The new • secretariat Often Mr. Tucker had been
arc Bob Tallmnn, H-4; Ronald likened to "Mr. Chipft" terause his
Leon. L--I: Bill Hicklln, It-:): and kindly characteHstics of oltasant-
Putricia Nolan, L-3. Ttr addition, ness towurd everyone. Theie con
th's term, the IM's have a new j never bo another Mr. Tucker for
office, treasurer, wliicli fa filled byi Lowell, and his loss Is deeply felt
Bob Swingley. >. 'by all the faculty and student body.
Jc. ';'"
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• & •
::,. TWO THE I.OUEI.I* Fum.w. «. io-i«
Published \>y the AiwocHttriJ Studrntn
of Lfwell Hl^h Schorl
HUB JTnyca SlivH. 9ml - FOUM.W
Ciillfornl*
U : H. R. S. A. MMiib-sm Frm
, t - : -"--' LOWKU. STAFF ;
EuiTOR .->.. PAN STONh
Associate Editor,,. „•,: Unb Hitrhrpck
Sports E e'mon.-Al, break d-iwn and give a Lowell girl
n thrilli .• -'Ci '• ' i -'•'
•'.-• • : After one date, Ben ("Shu can cat crackers")
Maushardt and ex-LoweIIItfc : Jeanninc Fontos are
going steady. Quwtion: How^long?r:
•'-.. One plus one n^kes two.- 1 'Wonder what Milan
Radovich (he's that.big, blond, blue-eyed junior)
'- ; iocs nights? . .-.•-.: Real cute freshman is Bahs
They'finally brolm.down dflpar,tmcnt: Mur-
* rny'Nockord and VicVist-hcr firiilly came nut «f
r hibernation nnd were ^\.\ ivith 1 females. 'Sabovt
. :>Two elfg(bl« bachelors (hot they 'stay that
way) are Al Williams and Jack Hemlrkks.
Wonder why Johnny Rosekrans has to go all
the way: down to Stanford for his dates????
, ;.. n Shortccute couples department: IVtc Sominvr
and Conni Stone.
\ Tall "citfe couples d«partmont: Him* K"
Larrj* LJUI
mother I.'
school Iibrar
• tarry.-,wa>
Whaf^vould you rather,have'." ra
A scol school with ,a hih hijrh ijrh .sohi.astic ' i
ami i piodd
' i h i v,titinc, or one
with ih a hl high so-called '
V
tion?" 'A'.,,. •'•,.
"If the bjys IUJU girlj of frator^
nities* and sornrltieij iv'oiild tafce thel!inu.
they wwld find out thatured
he or.she has. n~c«> pcraouality,
money, clotlion., or whatever ;:it
tnkim to makcone iiCcepiiiiblc to one
of these clubs."
"Chan;re somanf Jhoii- more tinflesirable
way«, of choosing ^mer.ibors'change'theii"
itlciis nlioiit ni'
cinl-pi'ejcrrllc'e. au'd other-idwiH timtstudents
who would otherwise have Eccm so o!d-fashionod in this mod'
nothing to tlo, attend these various I»MI world."
mecir.gs aad open houses, nud
spend many cheerful and pleasant "Why not have a Freshninn
uvcningH, whereas, if they didn't Club, Junior Club mid Senior Club?"
have anything to do, there '- The clubs could bn trlty widi-. For
"It is '*. i "Iy natural.'^bat thtma *u- 'evening dance and get-together iir
clctles should exist, as thorc arc the gym. Why couldn't each club
few othftr swiul onlicts for high elect officers and hold annual mect-
school studonts. Movies and hotel mss? Those arc questions you stu-
riiir.cing are fine occasionally, but dents must answer."
boys and ch-ls like to get together,
and sororities and fraternities provide
this need." . . -) :y FrosK Has Unusual ,
"Evur"since your parents'graduatwi
from Lowell, and probably Hobby:: _ AlHgators
overt before^ that, high school fraternities
and sororities have exist- D« you hnve alligator trouble?
ed. They are a definite-part of If HO.
hitrh school life, its much as are
rallies,

TUB I.OWKLf,. FI(II»AY, MARCH 8. !0-lfi THREE
Chow-line Getting
Gals AND Sport
R. 6. T.G. Strives
Longer; Hot Dogs
j To Uphold Record;
Outstanding Buy;
Plans a Big Term
liy Dan Dnhcrty
One ot tne more p«;>u1nr period.*
With the,sounds of, marching
at IjowU IS lunch, r mirth or fifth
feet nn-i the brisk commands of the
period. It ma ken no diffcretiri'—
officers and non-coms emanating
the mr.in reason for lunch time it;
from the.-yard, LowelJ's R. 0. T. C.
t0
.Mrii. Wildbumerv" cafeteria su- rt - „ ^.,.n—.--^,, ...." N.V...' - ^ -*B ....unit', under tho Inatiiiction of Sgt.
ucncerK and managers were pre- badminton, Gloria Norwiill. the sickroom. The girls nre: Nor- n \i VcElrov i» striving to mnln-
,*?««•> by G. A. A. President: Candidates for girls' yell tauWlma Moscr, Maoris Lewi,. Cfcral- £,„ ,£ „'£;,'„, ";"_ citv honor
fMao'iU'a lingers, at the opening were also introduced at the rally, dine Lowe. Dixie Lee Itae. Elaiiw | ta . m J w P 1 ' 0 " ll!> » Clt i honor
Mario JorRenscn; J This .irroup • voluntarily assists In
. _..n.. u..i.i ..v_L „ .. _ . ... jinrfiyn Rogers. Grace Vnn-i «"»«"•
The tt>rm ,ihcad promises to be a
Jorgenson. j hden.. Carolyn Joyce Southard, Howelj. Cath- June |
"This I successful one. 'The Battalion Rifle
Flcnny was
head erine Clifford, Barbara Miller. Connie
Stone, .loan AVilshlre, Marian Team already won second place in
tthe Henrst Marksmanship Contest
Four terms of a 'sport enables ,
[• ifrnT'i^ent'insses on tl-e "doubler''
lunch'* days—as Klgh as f'fiy dol-
Mrs. Wildbtirtrvr said that milk'
is the most popular drink in the)
' "enfti and also in the doghouses. '
'. "Student do nut need any help
planning their lunches for they nick
.well balnnccd inonls," she nddeil
Hot Dogs are in a class by them-
, Selves. At Ijowcll, between fifty
i;nd sixty Bounds of hot dogy are
" bought daily. Our dun*.* tire urisrc-:
locratic. being spuciailyimmle from
jj>" isccf- and not meat vxtractK One
pound of hot docs equals twelve
Simple mathenuiti. :• pivcs us
0 .^ r^f" 1 '^^^""^..^:!?!^". 11
any irirl to hecome a member of
thu Block' L.
Characters Around Lowell
Ben Mai'shardt t Margaret Loviner
When appira'chwl by your roving T,n net l.nvintT!" nur. editor
reporter. Hon Maushnrdt. president ;h.;vkod vehemently, when be found
of the L. II. S. £. A., was wearing mittlmt that little blonde girl with
himself out working \iii the Poly- a winning smile and saining blue
Lowell rally. When this reporter 1 enviable i-ec'ml in tie N'inth Service
Command MnTch." " 0,
Included in this team's activities
will be a two-Jay fjela maneuver
competitive firing on the Lowell
rifle rniitce for nil cadets; and the
showing of tinny Army films. Besides
the above nrujtrnm. the cadots
on designated days, will play basketball,
baseball, and other sports.
Shaun Holman
If you've, ever heard thu ex-
In nrevious years the record of
nreunion. "The Hoimnn Dynasty,"
thu Lowell unit, such, as beinj
and havu been puzzled by it. your
awarded honor school for ten years
roving reporter is now taking time
in a row. has been due to the con*
eyes could manage to be vie«-pres[ to clear up half of your bewilder-
tinuoUH effort of both officers and
told him he was to :» be ' interviewed, ' . dent . . nf . our student - . body, . im-mher . ment. Shnun. one of the Holman j Snwh Battalion Commuml?? C?
he said. ... . "Not .... noww.
later." But of tho fiirls
after
sixty pound of dogs to make the
720 hot dogs sold daily. the
•Ax. for..dessert..the. vntu t-oi>s to[ . Ben came to Lowi-il from l'oly"i
1 Block L. Shield, and twins, might be considered the typ-1 S^nuSSSfoU? Kinreeht
LT three tries we finally got RIC S'rteni. all at the .i»riM time. I leal Lowell hoy. He is tall, blond, i, gof ltomfi Ka " etio - Hum*".
ie Information out of him while.Shy also has been 0. A. A. haskct-la member of the Scroll and L. nnd) ninrke
WIIR talking to John Kosekraii».'lia>I manager, member of the Lost {gets good grades (could this he!
aSd MuTdSk ?
P,,Dr,nn^
-.— i^'Cnm by n wulc margin. when he. was n a high uc -*«.*B.«im-T^.«AiEfS:?^- mmmitiic R^^KS-*SA^'T^l2aT~ n the pii«t.
I^^^J^SiTS^fcSE^!*&»«„ lists C(I,J ^ W thfa'weorf.'
— The pi? situation In not too gone),
skulls (human and other-1
MJ the cafe take* as many pies as Afterhe had been at Lowell a t-ou-; n-conl! (What a cirl!)
usually thirty-five nr
l nnl Mother Donates Books .
-"•^ In Memory of Her Son .
'--' • ,.-' Ju-oing to U. C, and. nftei : nlc of terms, he became a room • Margy comes from Aplo? Junior 'vise), dance bids, and cashmere j Holshouser Is Prexv
rcprosentnt.ve. Last term.tin «u }j\K\x tttll\ ,,)„„« to stiuly desiring I skaters. " " " _ _ .
Cal..
Hnve yo'i nbeen reading some »1 'hasn't decid what!
the .latest' notion . in, the .library7 ] Ben is 5 feet It.inches,,has hi
If you liny**, porhiin.* nno of tln'm hnit^ Mu« *> nlir tit*
was Inscribed with the following-; I»o»t looking bny.s
y
elected treasurer of the nehuoL and,ut pilhDr Cal. op Sinii.'tinl. Her; He has done a swell job here at .... Of C. S. F. Brainstorms
[this term hi! was elected president.;liolibicn niv collecting minatures' Lowell hnlding class offices, and! '
Men is a member ..f tin- Scroll:nm| dance bids. She cihhns ihiii|ht! has all the qualification* or a „.. , „ chnntl,p of th_ c s
and L Society and he has rec«- ved. iH.P ,«„«« nunoviiiL* li-ibit in the wa\* : K"°d leader, with many friends| „ l ."° ^J 1 cnffl Pter or the L. b.
his block in lmsketball. ill. taTOf.Si3.7w!" "m ' m she ca.!' seem ^ who nil think he is a swell fellow. *• » of to «n active term with
lite pastimes nit cirls and hanging;l() hi*1n It -•- I Slmun will graduate in .r»ne. = Alice Ann Ilolsnouser as.president.
iaround .__. . . ,
jwhile his favorite peeve is students'
mnn>
, After finishiuir Lowell. Hen > "trty
If She could kill 'emM -'•
Lowell ho | _ When asked her opinion
dedicatipiK-i "In Memory of Larry Suva With tltat.'Vlen "started • Stronger St'S.she towered her It: fanoiner ... .
.......i • •.••••I. i>i.-" nuii«L'-' , - , ~ • ,r -. , i -•- —iand. his swell brother Dai
.Meyers. " Class of ';12."
walking lk toward Minn Harrison's of- M"/' '•'V'v.^r.Vi'.'l'.'.V'
^ on may have wondered who
L:iriy- Mi'yers van and why his
mother iV donating hooks to our
school library. --
Liin-y wa» just nnother student
^t'rtjpjmjr through Lowell and hav-
Inxr at the same time lie crnduutcd
from Lowell in 1932. Soon
after, he died of the Incurable blood
disease leukemia.
Perhaps even Mrs. Meyers can't
nuf/.hcr- fincer on the real roasfin
she fa Kivin ! k to the library
1 ' , T , lu '- V re .-. vt '7 Mrtht in sen-ice to Lowell,
fice t. rally. nice—LNDEKD " (She «ajd it.
.--- - land slit's 0-LAD!)- r -' s fin-ini- "- "•'- »»»'that Shaun prefers secretary,
n rllu iliiondes with ayes of blue, but ac- Thus far In the term, two com-
i'i
)
1 < l «H'W tn recent reports, he hasimlttecs havu.been• slartad. Jane
] changed his vicwji. • I Freeman hends-the- typing commlti-
Tho true .explanation, of "Thei.toe.-a.new.projsctifor-the.C. S..P.-
. ir«ilnijin Dynasty'.* is that it is JiiHtl tUembera who eta) type > *ill do any
Shaun! typing work for 1 for thi> time
the-teach -teachers of
have' L*m-t'll. They will be available most
} neriods and before uml after school.
i The coaching committee is under
nn, B.n , ; the leadership of Hurry Collid.
Jack Willis writes that lie will by { After coii-;f.(erable flogginir. she; "
nf/hc r te
she faKii^
!>ooks t to the library, y
Gut the reason must-likely
ikl
to comei
m tiin -minds of Lowoii s'udentst;-
r 5 i e r ^ a n /° r a ; Coaches for mnth. will be In room;
clad to return to Cal. Tech as r>'m fimilly confessed that hiOlym*
1 on time (especially 1 ^ otnIn S C« ver Happens
The i-iub's mem-lwonicn), hard sciamblod'lRKKs. andj- ", r -,T; 1^ I nii,-ll ritft
instudo_iitR.;iica(l--;nio_aneis (sezrhe's one hiniself). -y c in Lowe11 u m '
irineers. The knolo.lRfuti'lamcntnls
of nulio, np outlined
Iffllr. Barm'.:;: sponsor, have civen,
many undecided Ixjwellltts.the ideii'i
of iriinp int/;'tladio. r, • . -^'J
One'of the functions of;th'c t-luli
i« I tile operation of tbc.'ptiblic «d-l
' t t ^ l I i d b t i n K 1
Offices
idUt .tlK Bjt ad n p y minir at thpiOIym Thu iixim was dismal and dark.
tary'isXuko Dell' Orto;.'.:Diirin(f ntc Cluf,, where he has rolled up A group c.f sol>er-faccd young men
their'meetings mi on Wedesdays* li i:iii--nLai>» the iiieiQuiiiv i.somfcMieafr-reeWdn; IILIIH i-tiii im; a ji jrood KUUH jriihie KHIlie OJ of wen* huddled in one corncr'await-
«luh inemlicrK nerformVexnGrlmonts'irolf:'lemon plbs: nnd;'':of course, ing':heir-"senteuce." c ,
aiiu i-ead renorts on Copies " '"' ' * ' ' ••- • • •• - • ^Jfr. [Alonroe was glarinir at them
eat to members. • '' - ''
, 1 crept (n and asked eau-
;-(;irls
n o pb
at^riilIier(,.d,:batinK
nn • - -.you may" possibly tfml tournamynV.'a^emnifus. and oth»
Si° ("?T t!ltltie ?? df " 0t , h » r lo8t nativities that"-— 1 -" '* '-'"•- D >.it.'--Thn Ra- "
artlClOM.nl 234;^ "T-v-* ntiri VnimiL" room ,u_ .--r..u 1= ••. y-T(iniivTn)Wt and I-'i . , - ...U(iv. Peter Lnret f« tho "|)ub-
during
- -:ill ,
un
vii ueioroijk rei,,t[ons nur.iager.'
f
Articles unclaimed by the
end. of the term are given to the t.,
and. if the flnde/sjdo notl"
1 Other nivrn-
(hers nia-Boh perrybprrv;' : Marv'*i
Anmuth, and Bill Kspcnalmdcr
I Mnnv si time you .\-i:i-f ; f i'nter-|Arne Lohmann, hisi;pne
Sprinir iV here nnd X.<
d d Ci C
nd th"PP.ans. but .
Assistants"are" JotJly^ MlSlEicome itvnibibleVthe cUih will- then 1^'"^*-"^*"^'" — -^- i*w*,iitoiy.by^Hmltir^^
Pat Berkeley BeSne Atting

tCUK
Indians Bury Buccaneers \
3f Stay in Title Chase'
Lowell wins :is Scovil siarn! Led by Douir Scovil's 12 noinU Uwell's
Indians trounce-1 BalVioa 2!>-l!> in K-,• fur tlu> iimst \-
System. - In
I MM\ win. bull- guiiie*-without anyone to root for them, so if you don't'
I want to see our guys clinch two champiunshiprt against Galileo tonight
i stay at home—no one w'" *
.';•---
! Lovyell ranked, seventh in Xortherti' .: - . - . . j.- I".
.calironiia and second in the Bay, Prospects Seen for j Trackaters To Take "^' '
i ! The Dunkei system. »i«>nsored b>*j *47 Card Cage Title! Part in Relay'Meets
,C«ca Cola, niti's a team according! _^.r_ '- - ; ,, ^' \Z-
|to ils slrunglltuanil the relative I "t-owell whin basketball chum." '''his spring. Lowell looks formrength
of its cuiioMnts.,punkelI ] , , , . . jg.,,, ; word to u special season of tnuk. -
ratings are made =at intervulfti i'"" 1 ". 1 "!''«"iring. isw. ^ : ^,;,uw *or /j. « , ti: • .L :
, n - «• « ii-noughoi'tthesewsdii.sonaturjtly,' This seems a little f«r ^U'hed.^ifiniiinff of the rnr It is permit J
\ :-
Vuliifflv !-•
j ^^J
STI
' Thert-V \
around th»*
it )CH»k''li •'•
-uinir '" ll
while i; «
:h« first *i>
and fin; r.
huw, her- r
.• We're ••h «!'
« .^baPketbalirMr: < „. ^lla. is situated, in Colorado and S n S h & ^ . ^ '.W- "t.« .1"? «x«.»Vl.. lh t : i -i mi ii ''i i i if* bouixled by Kc.nsus on one side
I^t »-»'«H
Sure. he said. It,cil started. und the Di .MaCffio,brothers on «»'e the exnil. s«e hoiv'.'iw own sclnwl team I oi.-»»Per division
"ti,-. in'KIng'H University. A. freshman' other u
ri.-^v—;named- ! m* 'from
verso.
st-hedule this year begins" W
. meeting: Peninsula .
and Maria county teams, continue* *
by meeting the other San FrandffV
HorawVnrslty' and his «At *|
UM.J^SSrKS^mMl thb- A t«i he Kfw-»"VnI?c!ty "SK*?? ^ & !r" ta ,^- ?pwU liwtltutts busketbull
•l l i>l*-PViia' In ««+.'MI'^iiil^uv 1 Vl?.- 1 , .t.r."\^ lUn J;. 1 : .H, l X t .

K?M Volume ST. NIL 2
STONE Y
SLANT
l!v Dull Stone
TJiete'.- bei-it !>( lT xtory tiikcH place nftt-r tli«
fiii'l World War. uii'l n-volvw;
i.:iiunil ii ri'Lurni'il wtumn. "Clar-
(iii-c." -.vho is hired i"t:t u liousehohl.
Niiiii 1 - can figure ttut whether
tit trt-iit him na u sorv.-mt or >>
'•u't'st.'; Tin- circuiiijitani'CK surniuiulintr
the gdot niakr> it an out-
^t:in

TWO THE LOWELL, TUKSUAY. AIMUL 2. 19«i
The Pledge of Allegiance.>-•
What Message Has It?
"That tiicse dead shall not have died En vain,
that this government of the people, by the pCQ»le,
and for the people shall not perish from tliu
earth."
The auditorium was filled to capacity. The
president, together with the student body, turned
towai-d the flat; to plw!ge allegiance. I looked at
that flag and for the first time I really knew what
il stood for. I saw the sharows of millio.-.s of
white crasse* and stars of David on it; I saw the
• remnants of a count, whostly army marching, on
"and on. cndleBSiy.
Maybe It was on Bataan that this army wan
inarching; maybe It was on Corregidor; I no not
remember, but I do know that they were fighting
for you and nw, for all of us, Christians, Jews,
Catholics. Negroes, anyone who wanted to be free.
I saw them fighting with their bare hands
against overwhelming odds—fiRhting for you and
for me and for all freedom-loving people everywhere.
I saw them lying; on the beaches, sinking
In the swamps of Malaya. I saw them die on the
deserts; I saw them pray as they had never
prayed before; 1 saw men sweat and toil and ale
a thousands deaths rather than surrender.
- The lost reverberating shot is still ringing in
my cars. The vision of an army fighting through
the thunderous storm, through the dnrkness of
night Into the glory of dawn is embedded on every
star and s tripe in, front of me. __
"•Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coining
of the Lord;
He IK trampling out the vintage where the grapes
of r.'rath. arc stored;
He hath loosed the fatt^u! lightning of His terrible
swift sword; -,
Hit truth is marching on." \
Hitchin' Post
(Solo: 11M- fnlloM-Ini; i-iiliimn rtinw iu \\i+. ntir] «•,
have nn tiih-iitJnn of ninrHr'C^in.v tmby ptclurrn. llr.
ittnine utilim Ix-litml Mm. «f r*mM

B I.O'.VBLI.. TUESDAY; APRIL 2.
Lowell Espionage Revealed | There will Always I
Poly Friendly But Cautious! Be the Freshmen
TEE PEE TATTLE T,
Well, now that the term h un- Catherine Rosenberg iualso hetyfui
lly Pat Frlrnd
,sI'Y SHOT AT POLY! 'Whu. i* this used for?" I asked
down
HeBdlincj Kw screamed throuc;'i g my y Clmr-i Dvcring. eering. iThi-xe .Thwe object object*
mind a« 1 slowly dragged myself, "It^the high senior bench.** On,'around the h hhall,
of Lowell ever
up Uie imprewlvr stair, of Poly- Hhlmwral back." no «no but high sinew it VM bulk—warbatfc in,'
fc Hh nd launched int my si lld i i ll bk! l
have been KNH
of
Added d to the lUt of Mcadje^arti .
tevhpu' Hvxh and launched into my seniors are allowed on it, not.cvcn jwcll, way back!
l Ml
' mission. -Visitor*." , | TVl. iprn. w. hnv* nnms mnro - --•— ~ - — «••• -
woot
-..„
rrom
the hicb senior reg:.-' Not wanting to appear ufraid. I! Wl.y inT ni ]S dowT on?"7n Jirfr^VdHtaSKS
roujiiy *••>* it on. 'till thr;a While ana notice one? It *.i>*nu '•*"} 1 ? »"• 5 1 * B ?? lto the t of Mcadje^art .J
(|P«xly) Mclchcr and Jew:) «»
Some one ought to buyjiim I &i
of
cou-
try to which : was assigned. im*.;couragcou*::
nlcs (KM last issue).
* [ The only things that
inic a* a new
Mtouslv took
hear the * jLyon* in the ideal girl. For your
-.--J * i / \**\ 1(I , cn(iy * , !l also seem to get their shar? f that! Hartien Merrill ha* already ac- Information, the line forms to the
th- room devoted to high, e °^ ° U * e * ft w -' -boner. There is nothing like - lit- quired a beautiful summer tan by'lfR. and brother, you'rt;funning
- winnie* where vte can' Seared ,tit* fellow who wander* around the going skiing at Soda Springs on o«« last.
d after school to dance I At that moment five late sin. hnlls of thfi first floor hunting for week-end*. i Huppy anniversary to Jack Lynd
^ ..... -.n. MrnumL" ° anCCt d..ntJ. were being reprimanded in 1M> nnd thc ° m ' who -"« a J l « for the i J»i»t Simon of Reg. 154 is go- *»"d Lyaia Potter . years tt,>:,;
RSing tJat here ; :.ad found «f»nt of the class. At thc -»iid of "hacks and lands «..nw;plac« down jnir to New York this summer va- mo " th ?- Another coapw who seem
Roaiiiing tnnt nerc . no xon r .„_ u tU t__L_ _ J, ,., „„ Mnrket 8trwL An yei(, we cation. "One of my dream* come tp.hoW up under steady life is Dot
f information, r • ner speech, thn teacher added with »n Ma
•jcRtion. IJJ (r'BWft toward me, "I'm »orr>* to
there
. '•That'* Bob llnglcr
in . URtnt
mn* in thisi"* 1 to make a scene in front of-inings aooi
I our visitor from Lowell." That did' tb*?n rtw
a the white! 1 . 1 '. .. A *. ' rrawj^d under the desk, ;'i.-J bo * ir Y*.
felt
they have «?""!
in
P Famhrint
his torpedo gang Al Buikn, ,. .
ren Storkmnn. and Nick Chronis. ;'n something to cat?" asked Mortipresident of the H-3 class and a
!dwtpcration, I finnlly reached her [ Dunn, president of the Low-4 class, members of thc Scroll, thc Block L,
'iirtho court dur'ii • a double lunch|Who had just undergone an opera- cad the track team.
with .V. you gucssctt it, Pete Gan-ition on his leg, which he injured' Joss' main interest at present Is
Singer Sinatra yard.
last football season.- -c- (track, in which he runs the 440
Being proxy of the Shield means! When (insured that this reporter!•"«*.220- .Incidentally, Inci he is flulte
extra spocipl" to Anpcy,'
and that the- visit lva.ijjfp'*"
three
as her mother was president-whim^nly an" Inte'rvlewr'lw'cried, "i\^
n
'.IP hoptf* p p ,
he -U bu HdinK a sport* rt uicia inl
gele* where different events !
d lh
its . ond mntl ? *$•?** ^.^S?ttended
I.«*vclL. Ami it>; nofdon't want, to bo interviewed, 11Other interests include :mode] aril-
, ,,, .„„, that *he J made tile ShKMtl.lwunt food!
Lo* Angele* where different events !0R her grac»ous munn«r and l-*&y
wt-'t*" 5 '? i? i j n c n niK T\ , !co-oncratitin In school activitio.. nas
This (alk led on tojntojcrance,imal|o ncr one of th0 oatsUndtng
vrT*;; « 'Kavc their -names- w
especially.:
fi^.f" 5 ?" 'and Baker). Mort con -Vandcrmale
,-,.-- , . ~ ,»...--.-. the high scnIor;Hnss.
in t'hthRll nrnln, with no,thnt M m rann* parentul ariih.;iicn>! • • Ej^ |lo« assisted " '"
d to re-
w-,w|».. Deciding it wnHaJwutiey. • ..mMrep^lwarjji«paragruff re-'(n the office; is «,«.«•».»., -.,
time to'-t'litnet 1 '"'nomc opii.« i r. J ., ; terviewed I
iervicweu. i L ^ dnncc ^ ^ „
visitors hoS ?*"
-T|marks a'.: home, TiifaN are con-!the L-.( donee committee; and as-1
nlJng-OiioiHoiw. -V iMioutj, ot ^"differencot In fneir iahtant riding maiiager. |
do you like most nbout.frienaV. na*fc ret.Kwn taught In; "Their. ^nturJs _are thei 1 '
i«r. Ifoit"iiir to rthtflin n free
T nin over to h**r and said, _
'n't lmo«* thn cooking c l* u "! ff8 and JIarta
are not
His faj
minor
sports,, swimming, track,
and d bbaseball,
receive do little attention-Mid
support from thn student
body.
Before honoring Lowell, Joss attended
vOnttan and, after graduatlAg,
he khopos to go to West
Point. -*£-
Our ^uhject i«6 feet, Jill, h-«
blue eyes, and^ibrown hair. ""
M-ert* told (hr (y cc?) that he is
popular, p p , rood looking, and a fine
student. tdt
At this point. 'having
dramatic role, that of the front etu'r Nien held In check fo;' over five
oi-nn P elephant. lhant ,."Bc "Bc sure to mcn-'inlnutes, men'fJt announced d thtth that-theit
tioh that I \vai>>thQ front," added view was at an end and departed
Mort hastily.r^" (for thc court. ' '
Outstandins'for his work in frock
|m'ankind, and isarrilng a wonderful
New Student*
»«»ld in the same room a* theLrofMFiOn. Nancy — perhaps al
nrt
Ipchonl tc-ncher, but thrn. these girls'
Sheep ' get' married off so fast."
1 •" - " ,
Uwt- season, Mort was taken intoi r n „ .. ' "-•
tho track honor society, and now \-- Doug Scovil
holds tho coveted office of ser-( rL&t tcrm.B ^^^ rcceived „
gennt-ot-iirmB. former (!*cretivry[tnt.nicning note to write some-
The NewcomerV Reccp!ion,|of the Block L .he is also a mem-jthiug on Doug or else . . so here
and Scroll on]muv of the Scroll ,and the Blg'^o^ (0^tlsffed EnidT)
*"* ' n, was ;Brothers.
to the; Ambitioiui
in-l ^
Poly __
to watch the «tnff .onerate. The
j ^ ^ ^ ^ " ' ^ " * * 4
staff ronm wa« about a* quiet ns
•«ran,l Centrnl Stption nn New
W*vy* Eve. (Any reieinblnnce t°
.he I^well staff i« purely coinclnNntalt)
Aflir meft
Mtw. I^il* Saunder*. T , -r
who- she though* of UwHl. "My
r hn;l liiSSt^ndwSefwith
iarnf Dave HoUyan. thc «*P*^«^{Beach.?i81 ll prt t 5eews*ii
*esidents. iHiiigiiiir commercials, and
The show, was opened.by.•w« l — many.iort*. He
1 received his Block L for partlci-
"natinc In football and hankpthall.
His wain.regret fs lenvmcr e.«lege.
His--favorite song:,*-"r^icht
This term he has done remarkable
!fmm Mr^lIoiuWs office. work on the Varsity basketball!
mTng! He members, directed by jr-ftenhisdinner arrived and* team. When asked what his pet peeves
w* don't tnik !th*u* lte»-. She'* the
.bl-ck Rhi^o of (h* fitmily." -• -
Tn«ntrcd hi* thn lecture T n*n
iwHod. T nsked Bill
* , of nn pn-
"lanm.. ''Sweil."
•if It only lasted ^
rt wei«h» X i n 40 ^fflnd*.'- D ^"^l m JJ2lK * "Sen hiTdinnerarrived. «idl__W^n.«k«l *»»*«• P«* peeves
is 2S* years oWritl* hom«'to'wn I* These boys were Charley Bornctt.! „ substitutefor food dd&tdod
k»lnily answered. "The S. I. Boys." """
Hobokcn. New Jersey. Ho .received
a special nward-'^or "ITie uouse I Pete Layman. Pate Ganyard.: Jiml^ wafln't w worth h nit
bbiT iT the «l»n-irraduatlon in June (TT? 7 ?)
^ ^^Planstont^ll r College of " Pa ~
Live In," in which he, don&tud «« gy/mid
cific in Stockton. To play football,
sen'ices as an actor and writer. Then
we presume. .Doug 7
Outstanding rvrsonaifty jdle'n'coTpartHiwtlon was directed by !a^--J^ , r it ablv flMlHtnl hw " Tn the footbnll season. 1946,
^^f
.*~-Tns(. t(,-jKiT"iSn>*c«i Poly'* hnikethtll
•tflf-A» Mrt^nbbln-rti ¥
thn- corner. ,
•-"•-*•"- for the paper?'
in Ine >t, ably assistep: by pnua, BerIouaJy »«>"»• Jnjured i season, hij( iy^s,
'" - 1 — •—'-• sufficiently now for
met Vnewfriend whoIW^^S^^^K,^^, 1 *^
hte, and who had »*"Pw ^KS?tinlo>ed lir C'onnl Stoned
alitv that e\-en Perry Como ePal4 f > ^ c J>Uv5 -SlUfi. awl n..l!K _
he Inchel!had itopnjd
r"h«rt torn duwnvto the
a and nti» half o f Capsize
acti^""wai'*•' Clo»Iir3the show was the Scroll's'! - ^^-«
'The- Clork.^r&KnUtion of the latest fashions.! Thiri Lowell rtudent^—John
mi Dcl-Rcc *i
by Catnorinc'
Then was a btii^csaue of Shakesthis:
.. vw'u ••'fnnion nnd .TtlII#l" hV Rfirn>v.
lunch. y M
vv an>fitit«"!iiid been a»- 7le an^»TrWe^
d H'l tS^'^Xtoto^^iUwluJtvnaM Undiberif.'and' 1 -
D(ck J^mbert, Dor.^Fiahcr. JBM- Barry Brennan. were thrown^into
Mauahardt, Reed Harris, and Jo>,it,thc Icy Bay water on March 16,
Rosckrans.
jwj,en their "sailboat capsized."" De-'
UL d6ines«*« I'ltomeo and Juliet" by Bar-
D
Dan Stone was master of ccrc-j'cfdlnir 1'fdl it was their thi best b chance, h

tOUK TI1K I.OWKM, TL'ESPAY. APKII. 2.
Krogstadt and Neff Axt Coached Indians Meet
Poly in Baseball Inaugural
Krogstad Wins Contest;
Denver 1
Swimmers Prepare
To Defend
Today l^.v.-cl.'. with a m-w inniK.t
ti .Mil: \\l. \ill Ltkf ..» l'..ly in
, n-tirvjil nr tli-.-ir atiniial lia-'-l'-'tl!
tviilrv in thr M';I>I>II'S ii|M*ni*r at
it'c lie- 1 . I'dlv is rated «> MaKk..>. a iianl ?V»<
>\'.iiiki-r. i.s iik his soa^un as a '"*-'.
.iai-i-hajt*-.-: !«• slmw.J talent. Ili-d '• i>t;tl|
vtartini: latihir. At first is Irwjn ...•rioi- to
K.if'.'.n. vim lias nlay^l st-nii-['i" twir liitp*
dall, and who v.ill In- tin- .-tiiitiiin
—Photo tVurt^y of S.f.Kxnminer fir>l hawman. Milan Kaiinvt.-!;. a
A.s y ..l.nl.ly know, A\i
i l
'" \
iul? it
Vudilnrium
anj
,'Wrr sum^fully •.•»'«man - Silvn, and Ititl .Morgan, dreak. nt«mls in trai-h event. At
, . , The ; Attracted
finnl fijrurrn in the Tinium if. n t'nntl ftV't-nU'hef. and u this writint Molt was m-urn-rii- To High Sierras
hreak.even more vity rminU than ccnte*t left little.doubt a* t.. his fitir hliu-r. S'lvn liw Ui-n hittinc iiiir .in Kranklin HoKiiRal. \\V "Jwvdid
laxt year. ovi-nvhelminir p .j;Ul«rity. .fi«7 :ii pnuti.i- ir*iim*K. Hill Mor- tainly hup,. )„. wi]j \H. Up" and
The. vawitj; Jiadiilern. ere out to Verwalile
t.aiir;9 a cotid all-anmnil l^tU \xluy- amuud su^n.
l>rties and Su«Mr Ik-«1
rtrd free-style Vrconl last «rw»f th
Don IK on«- of th« finest fre«- he men.
.,.„-, -.. — .- -, t. . hy even the members of the
ai«l Pete, who ttwam in 1 the record-ivaiiiity svimmintr team. ~' ' TwiiiyV »anie will I
hreaklnir four-min relay team of H-.ru-r \ Ui * Ut>i - «"!•»••» Wt
.... IH»1 year, will d., tivtn UtUr in-. He-curr ik-vwuii uwnne and
Vl
dividual!}'. These th'.-ee .who are !.:i»1.»uinmi*r while Al was Hay-'
:•" _ .'tho""mort'valuable . many x*avi»itv men, will HUT »l .

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OLDEST MIGM SCHOO
no TO THE
TKKM PLAT.
-CLARENOT
Sa*4 Friday. May 3. Founded January. 18W
^Declamation Program Here Friday Night
STONE Y
SLANT
Hy t)nn Slonr
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,unhurn, «i*-
S Ami rot W
Att-r nil tfc/ bfc
-wc editmj, *e
th>t Uc ni *hori: «rli it mu
jus; too *Jmrt. After traih hornmine
and hawing. K w»-, r«tmd that
•t iurtc«uWnt I* at .it: ^!1 «»rt«
«C. i«.wi«l prohkma «mcd r.,
an*-e at tht- lact mttiutr. M* it van
fecijkd I, tald off th« *tra ,«,««
until next iJmon.
Anyhow. thi« w th next rdliinr.
a.w. *«#J»r us th., rolumn k»uw».
thm will be t. und. i nth.*
lhit> *ure in no ;ok*.
Uwell Cub Edition
The next edition of The LowciS
will tint be put out by The Lowuil
Halt. No, uon't c«-'t down on your
knees niul ihank Heaven lor that.
It will be the junior writer*, known
in the annual announcer, as the
Journalism Class. Arthur Freed iBWPII a
earriT
in If' )1
n 1909.
of .Mr. Dark.
I mrOibvt of the Lowell faculty. Two
'waif lat?r Miss laconic was n^
, painted vice-principal and dean of
"'**'" r'X-n aWd abojti H-3 Dance, May 10 I
'Lowell Forensics
; Tourney May 1
Harry! H«ny! Harry!
*** **** *'* lo "**' "•* ?**
t 8 o'ctedc
May 2.
Ily Reny Schvnb The Fomiulc Society *s simply
I Fw *be -llewt In the Went" come "ntbtmrired'' 1ft requests for ticket*
to I.awWI Foreniik TeninsaacBt. •* on P r 2 s e urestly interested in '"
Mr.
ld ShfrM were reor
a d
" w*nied by Ml» Ta-
'
1
_ Uke part in
tn>*> 5?*il! danrr rotnmitt*^. hwvo
-- - - - " tifM two meetinrB.'but the
Ihry make out their selection* for of HIIRIMIW from U«r]| for «he n?-; then*'still remains a deep necret.
thr -One Mo»t Likely t« Succeed," muinder of th« term, lier hunboud, i ——
etc. a» well an other item*. So, a Mnjo; llarri* KallberR, fturviml tu|S9 School Days
word of warning. Watch your atep. iho United State* after spwndinjr'
and think abmit the future. e«p«. four year- with the Army in the In *46 Fall Term
daily Uyou want to wee your name rJuror-ean Theater. .Mm, Kallbenr M
in The Uwell M-nlor cbww poll- And i* expected to return to Lowell nt'« • TJ 1 * 1 . 1{ *1» f . aI1 \ eTm J* - •-.—
hiith wnlor^ br thinbins ahout full. The niajor was in thance of !^'Hwn Wcdnwday, Septeml^r 4.
yew chotcen. for the poll will be ihc I.owe»; R. O. T, C. prior to lhe(Th«* Wl Arman Macid nv< a 5hort ttlfc-
Jt UMJU> CO b* wnt
u »he war tarn Phflippluea. pp Many May
of f the l.'ur.j-i". l'rj-i". Mid neliooii were':
Thirt statewide t>owell touma- dn>trtiye4. Icavinr a irreat nued for
tnent In sure to t«- the "IK>t In the alii nn-1 tK>w Iitt-mture f.ir tie
W'edt"
•tricken people. ' , -;-
Kent To Star in "Qarence^ ^
» be eirhtjr-niiw tes*hinie
ccadurtrd within a »«k cr two war. i'^y* "' the fall term, with twenty-, Rehearsals Running Smoothly
j three doriou* dayi out • f the ter.«i'
idevoted to holidays and vacations.]
Heat Wave Hits Reporter;
Ily Kathleen Ilryant J . -...; -
Vo you MWoon? Qu you simply :trol, Hsm- Furiorir, who ir*0il oit*
r«cl wonderfully •xhau!" IThankcKivinc. arrives November leajtt t>jit is what the out hoprs!)
was one of San F rancinco'i* the Kirls down to the connecting J*M. att.l exciwen ua for November Students who have st-in twe re-
"" '—- - *—* : m "•- "-" '- "-'' —' -—*" J i nat is tnc jnve yp. That meWBob Widdof
hak the part nil ta hlasclt nine, •
fiirurWlll tikw «< ":"" V
Vo* tlrU ,
warmer days, in fac^ it wan 07 de- j JlcC'tippin Park and watched as \
Stea. has M* rye
Kivan, and »ftttin»f hotter as I \ they enenretfcally sunned them"
"• ' Chrintmas arri%-ea but hearrab all irive a terririCbulU-up
panted up the marhli- (cemrrt) ««»IVPS on tne II-T, cool tmu.
_ b abw tmetf* ifi
Ktep« to "e'andune I'alact*/' b«tier i „ ij.w.llit. v
hero. Clircar*. «**known
as Anrnlmni Lincoln Hiifh . !»••*»««» *
School One girl claimed that «he had
1
ante « y«ai. ofually at the end of to "Clarence," portrHyvd by Harvey
liecember. Fiom Friday. December Kent. We remember him for his _, _ _.,,. ,
1. 18, we ar« i'nf until January fi, worwierful iMrrfornances in the Va-;
I1H7.
ttmfH alrcvd)', I won left and tot-,
l luv.cJ my now to a itpiUesn kitchen
I M-anoVred armird aiinlexsly atidiv.hvre Home domestic femines were
found my*»!f ir. .Mr. i*cilartini*£ ! i.4.ilii.R vim w* Uteir Pi*i Ir—up* ut •
it*.;'U"kime- before that Mr. Dee meat cookine. Broiled hamburxer
was the joumA|(?m tearner in room ; steak on onion rinjM was th* nt«nu
140.) T«e bulletin was beinc read, 'and all too tempting, m before
but wax abruptly iut'-rrupted by a turning into a hot hoUj« plant (it
1 *'"." 1 " 1 , 1
iktiUt. in which he to.* part in r ""^'OP- .. ; ;
nd term pUiy Harvey has tried ••Ctwr at Tiilo \lio tkMter, tylU
*M "Clarence* 'proved to be take.care of* all.deslptina;. >• •:
made {nr him. • Tlw bert cast «ut u{ tK t^o 'Jfllf
AiH.locie* tn> to Olxn Smirnoff "•« for tro nijrhtf. «hile the otheJ
.1 Leona Blacknian. for their will pUy one wrmiaz. ~
' put IM a« "Cora" in the play. Thi» Raffrtlo is slajrv n»n»-
»i« omitted in Uu- U«t edition of
thv Ijowell. dbV H
CALENDAR
j Hloomirarden and Dklores
3Iay 2— Lnvvll v*. Poly in
A. A. A. Tnuk >I«t. ! «:n««tthTO-,a!»ctfurIay.?-U«rII,«. Saint ^j. ithat OIKS is nothing afcortof beJnr
«n«tJ«»iial-«>l which cornea later.
Mrr/ and dlsRTuntietL I followed 1 (Continued on Pane Five)
May S-Firday ni«ht—Dramatic
bttUntaliona at
LowcIL
May4-5;uV-Bloek L l»HUc
MaJfi-En«Hfh Review Test
Mar 7—l-owrfl vs. Sacred
Ilrart—lUMball at Ui)t
R«c No. 2.
Mar 10-irijrti-S panft-
M S £
TonnuBteat at L
3Iay 14—Beport Cards.
Jlay 15-Jane 21—UU lUpoct
MB? U-ClMfee of aabject
Mv^All QtyTnA Meet.
May «. M. 24—Term Play.
"The Vale** 1
brW«. H-« dasa p^sidMtT
T& pnmiwttl be held «t the *Waee-HotcL
Jane l» and imufc-wifi
^ be fumUled by HaTSohliS 1 oS-
Iy coinddentaL. j Bids wiU ha sold ac scfaoot by
Due to eondJTteDc beyond his con- Mfas DealU,'. class adviatr.

Lowell Not Up to Standard
Once upon * time then- was * hi*r whonl v-ifh
* y»od npaUttnn in just about every thine.
This retool had en»j football teams. ha*ri«ll
teams, and a hoi hax*ethall t>qttad; and for their
great effort. 1 they were awarded double lunch
tv-r'nd*. This M-hool. *?inr a school with a repun**idn
to keep up, *»» • neat school. Nowhere
on Uie nmrr-'h surface* pf its walls could be wn
the (uarfc* of « vandal, nor wen? there papers «n
ibr floor* or on the »*arby utiwcU.
This school, as >-ou nut probably k-ee. could n«1
***** fnr very hwc fn it* rle-inKr"** and tWin****.
bevattre the p»opk> that attend thin schoot would
soon crow absent minded and careless in their
habits. This in where we here in t-owcil mtne in.
Lowe!) has a gnod basketball U»m, and we have
a gotni swimmtnr tram; we also h*ve rallies and
double lunches, hut, here M where the imponant
pwnt canws in; Lowell in im* clean. We "at our
iunrbes, thd throw the refuse any old t-lace. We
fin& old paver* in our hinder* and th*?w ih*r
nttt thfc window* whe« the teacher isn't Ion*inf..
Is thin the way far u* to art ? Aiv- we thinking
of IAWCITS reputation wlvjn we do unthinking
Ihinev like that?
l>rt «» resoK-e that from now on we will try to
keep our school « little Utt neater an«" a llttk Wt
cleaner! We can accomplish this by m*n!y
faklnr our paper* and throwiiur them in the container*
placed, on the grounds.
Miss Lacoste's Farwell
To Student Body
TV] is the first term in twerty-seven vears
that MINI Kuxenie UvoMe will not be « Lowell-
Mter tfcwe many rear* of •ten-ire to th« who«l,
ill** 'ACOHI* is retlrinjr.
The membra of the stwk-nt body, the fkvnlt?,
r\oJ the Alumni Aff»?cialioft owe u> U'm* Lacoate
a *tebt nt BTMitoide, far Alia* Latoste haf been
- imnd tf hope will continue to br • one of Lowell *
iuJitff pporteru.
Delow is printed Jit* LacnsteV letter of farewell
to the student body:
"On this day. Apr*) first, ;•> (hi- 1IM0 student*
of the I. jwell High Stfccuat. 1 bid r. •vltKiain farv-
«etl. now that I ha*v formally resigned from my
heterogeneous duties an *

In What Way Do
Girls Think They
Interest Boys?
THE LOWELL. FBI DAY, MAY 3, 1OJC
Lowellite Gains Fame as
What do girls think boys like
Iti girls?
Can it be that boys Illto bru
neU:.-a or is it possible they pwfer
incendiary blondes or preferably a,
gleam of red? Those who i\eir
ilicir hair like wuves of an ocean)
or straight as u r (l kor-Veroniiai
stylo? v
01.. hit it couldn't be because of 1
a pair of good tonkin/* Jeif3 or a
devastating figure, or could It?
How n'oout tho bniiny Jssuo \\ho{
can discuss various ihy subjict
ranging all the wny i'rom clvlca to
'physics, do they hiivo an in'.
Or would tho' aiwrilous type be
moro in ;.'our ?nt(ajrory. evf»n though
a little on tho quiet side? Cojli
ibe.
Then again wo havo the girls
who strive towards nporta, Would
they be apt to find favor with tho
male population ?
Oh. just to U a conglomeration' MARTY
!hnrm. S< This*wolSd''?ru| I0U be"an " y Pflt Prl * ni a " d Carol>n Ua « u *
ideal solution for nil us bobbv Cnutioiwly approaching thohoi'so,
Boxers.'and our minds -.rould nG\ we , Wfi '^'n>n«Qd and disappointed
longer wander thvoufth classroom '"•• tlu] - ifc li?; yxperlcnccs na situations f,or myyean;
later began to appear IP the
cartoons; for Instance, tfjij keker Ladles' Homo Journa!.
room scramble, whiith has probably Suhmfefll Suhmfaslon of f hher
cartoons to
boon improved by now," ti:o Consolidated NJWS "features in
Wo rubbed our recent Injuries i^'
"''/.uppawntly dawindows
during our spare moments,
bit'rattier to' our pocket
pw York was a mai n Interest J Girls?radvance-
Vhot do boys thlr.kgiris Hko in.
thoughtfully, while- Marty, wisely pnent In her career, for.now her
changing th« subject, related hor cartoons not only appt-ar in American-pnpers,
but also in publications
!
On this vary-touchy subject,I _ :' • : '
y
h.id experiences in Lov/cll's art
would old ld "say say most mst frlla ll yswoon
o
ilnssoa. • . all ovor tho world.
nion i who h aro tol toll, dark swoon arid hand,- over
"E took art for nn cany credit,
Ashed about the manner in which some, -Tell mo though/what rid hd hipreplied
"I «l-l
OCBflYSOXSET S« Fnatlito Cbrmltte
njnfl t0 tho ptiort, lifrht nnd wwy
ways work In spurts, turninir out!" 10 "" 1 -works, Marty
? Well, wa. won't- go Into
iscvu-ral cartoons at once. You'd fco,
void of any hum:nt livings*, but ftlno
minus window-shades, furniture,
,
and thF."
Walsh Jr., soive-1 in Germany.'ns^a•- •/A
captain in the count artillery;,Mr. ,
I'S son, Harrison L.-Dobaon, '"
WHS a radio technician 1st class in
Star Tennis Player
the navy. Another In the navy is .
Gcorse Lorbe^r jr.., a '1,'cutcnant •
Becomes Gym Teacher
(j. ?0. who 3er\-ed on Iwo Jlmii.-
•. R. Mitchell,
c staff sergeant i.i thd
With a knowing; smile upon har
lips, Barbara Kf;«se, the girls' new
.-nines? An lnti*rt>fttini; thlnjr to note is
Win teacher, Wok u (L>cp, dutt|j>v«ui ilir^t-
"i- your eves? Nhnt M;
hi-ent'n and prepared for nn'inter-jno you get lo^r .'view.
•. , , ' jjiwhool?" ',- ••• •
After a two-minute alienee, T;','Wc "tinvo fh'v's'to*.'
finally pulled my eyes^way froiR|do7('t recommend'(.•."•
her bcau-ti-ful'suntn'n'and; clearinf^*'ftist a little irflre si:
my throat. I began to question •HuKJ por, when-you --c'' ..'
A Mtar tennis player, Miss Krone j
now ranks twelfth in ti'o .United
Slates. She'also von the National
Junior Knidcourt in.the CalifcrnJa
State.
When I asked her the t'Hual CJUPS-
1 . Kant's two aonn are twins.
'••
' iir
ii- wnv
way
i«
to
One.
,•,_ _;_„_-«
Enaicn
..._»i««
Frank Kastrservedcn
rnut tho. Win*'/ .-.n'rv/'.'atJ'iS.r in,r Marin J- C. . -
YOU mak*? tilC'« • WIJTV^T. iiji 1,mi*. I The only teacher who declaim a „••
them strain,' .TT ' daughter
But such. Jtunl ry>'ovk •;
iT-o'nirts. The spirit, rallies nnd and that delicious, tempting favorite,
)fvtnv«r«t on rye with mustard."
- . V
j Stephunsi are favorite Lowell feat- Of course her main dfslilco is beures.ing
interviewed—can you blamo
her?
. My Day
,. Miss Krusc is an. cx*Lowellit9,
This In her Ideal day: Aitnr a cinss of January, 19ilf and was
waffle breakfast In bod, sho'd'go graduated from San Farncfsco
harsoback riding with some girls. State Collcgo in 1046.
(She can't take men so early. In the
morninjT.) Then in jeans and hick While attending Lowell she
shirt, she'd double date at Fairfax. proved to be the all around girl.
Gottfnir borne nt four, she'd soak In She was president of tho G. A. A.,
a luxurious bubble bath, then put president of Shield and L. tennis
manager, on low-junior and low-
.on her ideal date dreB*-pmk crepo senior dance t'ommittees and
goes.
trimmed In black,-with a -sailboat worked InMissi Harrison's office.
'he.PmodelB~say they're'tired ofjnocklino.
She's pretty, shes' talented add—
But'' remember, chillun, wo'ro
The Mark
che's young, boyslll
, .watching your clothes. Her date nnd sho would drive to
P. S.
Gvpsy's for a steak dinner com-
A~word to tho wise Is suf-
--flclent.
bined with gypsy music and ronmn- Catherino Chapman. little girl
tic atmosphere (plug). Then oanc- about Lowell, is ono of tho most
ingat tho Mark, and YOU imagino(activo girls in the Shield. Sho
tho rest.
works for tho C. S. P., takes part
Canada! Wo hopo the '"ItesBes" find this In many Shield programs, ana_ls
^
ember. 1048, andentered
resenrch satisfactory, nnd thanks vice-pmoldent-of tho Debating So-
tho same year.
go to our »wl[ "guinea plff." fclety. ' '
1 in the Wcn'ico is Mr.
Barnes, whose daughter. Prances,
them
". their brains.
When you're absent you receive
n phone call:
r-Attundance Girl: ''This Is Lowell
High School calling. Could you
please lull me why Juliana isn't in
school today7"
Juliana spcaki^ ( '0hl Why Juliana
is sirk In bed with laryngitus
and won't be ablo to attend school
today." ^ - .- - ^ , r served as a privato in the WACS.
Riders Planning Show;
WiilBe;HeldMay29 ~
Caroline "JInx"'Southnrtr,ho
f:\
•Attendanco Girl: "Thank ~you;
nnd I do hope you enjoy tho flhow,^
*Ycs. ' tho " attendance ' staff it,
really a hard working group. They
operate unde>* the nusplces of our
attendance.clerk, Men.-Xahbiu- —
In —his - sixth-: period ^c 1,-Mr;
Bass has. derided to 1engthen
a few.
B*?f. callli
nomc/t-'Tor Ihitaae*;. ng
Paul .Thttrau onp. day he said.
J rse- "
Kick riding mnnaaer, -has an- "
nounccd plans for this term's show.
It will be presented May 20 at
the St. "Francis Riding Ac.demy. ^
There will be'six events "and ii tro- ;f "
phT^will be presented to^the girl.^-- 1 -•
exhibiting tho beiti hbrsemoitehip.-'*-"-^. -j
Horsobock riding is ono-.of the
moro popular G.-'A.-Ai-sports;*"Ap-——J
proximatly 100 clrls participate.
Itlders nrn divided Into thrco
classes: DcginncrR, intermediate,
and^advanced.' The .\ilaaacs>ride •
o'nco~a week at tho St.. Prands
Academy -ynder.-lhe-fluperv/sfon^nf.-^
MIf« r A'Jams, : girls. nthldUe-Jadvlser.
The Instructors nt'thodcadaniy- uxa
|
f' mentals .of riding and
lowed to ride out of th
Mr. Bass glanr-es at tho ajphaboti- Intermediate an d anncetUclnases
cat list of his class. Kathleen Bry- avcrace about six milen tdbh trip
ant receives tlin name of Jitea Col- throncrh tho Pork and along the
lins, while Lcn Collins gets the
:
beach.-. 1 • • i j ' . ' ,-
name Mr. Bryant (Really,: Mr.
Baa»i will ynu never learn?) ;•.',
• Assistant ^managers are ' Karta.
Nagel and, Nancy Aiken. ' ; ; ",.';
an
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Students Name
Improvements for
The New Lowell
By Dan Doherty
: Finding Dnn Stono In a cood
mood was n stroke of luck. In this
happier mood lio assigned yours
truly an Inquiring reporter's job
with this question in mind: "An
improvement in tho now Lowell
Hijrh School would bo 7"
' Mnny of tho answers were good,
nnd: quite n few were humorous. I
Sandy trousseau, HIKII-3, suggested.
"The new Lowell should have n
I'ig Jinfcterin with a cHnEnjr room
thut ^entii boys ard girls tnguthcr."
Boxing Ring
Trotting over to the gym, T rnn
Into n feu' of the Lowell athletes.
Sopor Torres gave out with, "A
boxing riiijr So go with the now j
swimming pool, nnd gym. A few ]
h schools have It, why can't! |
,. Turning aiound, there wns Wnrdj
'first, strfnrr alMty) Hualy. Confronting
him with the oucBticn,
"What would Improve the now
Lowell IIigh School?" ho answered:
"More i>fi£cs nnd norr infirmntfnn
about sunrta In tho school papcri"
."'r-.Thb.-.meii (tiiero.-'wo'vo nrrd It
,:; nfain)," atthoufirh • t'hoy •' nrobably
-.knowo,'dthihff about it, aiid it isn't
,. really - part-of i their job. uneon-
'- ttfiously cntertniTi HB b.v tha strnnire
thintn'" ther^ shout over the mike
:y whlld they're testing to see whether
^Jtfs^orkinir.wel], enough for Hie -,•,-„„««,;• s*; ni^rT ri/Konnoiiy.'F.
neriod. We
stadcntt'tipprcclat'! vour little out-
-Zlhnrsts.. because we find It more entertaining
tnan nur t . .-.nt: well,
sny.vay, we do find it entcrtnining,
• By now vou're probably dying to
.i^r.)tnoW(^y1io'thci>eTWbrI>ers nro,^so I'll
j;r. ~^. : , (oil vou^in us ftw words ns poflflblc
••-rthprir-jire- only-five of:them)rThey
/ire'.T.im.Trowbrldtre,;Peter Te,ee Loret, L,
^-BKe-reiit of .the'paper, but before I
:clof,6 I'd like to say:
ijf-ifcwpren't for these faithful five,
vThbrfr^wouldn't bo any songs or
^C'jive,
.Siioechps we would have no more,
Ml..but-wouldn't,we bo sore?
• -S-
Itnom 319—IT. Ljincnor. Tt. Sturcoon,
II HciirilKor. M. I^ivlnitr. 1L Schwnb.
C. Ilt'nry. f. Tjiymnn, n, Iluomcli, p.
lltmt. J. Ixnncit, il, Lnycock, I. Nno.
Itnom Kl—It, KnniiiiiH, CJ: I>. Collier.
A. Cab 11 rl(
oyt, c. Bamol,
O. rtrynnt. S. Doll 'orto, B. FluXHuiiliur,
j. Oiiiulnut*, if. FLirtmnn, n. Jonuu, II,
Ufililntif.w'. HBfldc.-. r.---:^;:r_ ~
It-
Koom 130—
T^on. W. Jo"
D; llyln. • •
lU»>nt 102—R. Uuiluuk, CO; D, Bmun,
Ilaom. 312—P. lIlrnbnyiiHlil. 70: C
Jonan. 60 i * *
~ ocikR, V. .
IDuvnrnx*
"rtoom 3)8—Jf. IIn&nnn, 00; L. Kro-
1hi(T. 00: E. T^hmnn. C. Jorfcanieii. V.
Wortir. U Smith. Y. VnyKHlo. M. Scfioll.
Itoom 15-1—D. nonnllwmi, 60: Ti, Riodomnn,
(lomnn, W. Wnlfon, It.
Siitlinrliuiil, Siitlinrliui X.
Moa«:r, I. QoiilHmllh, C,
Stnnuro.
.Room 12»—ir. l.um.
T hotf ' """"
ftotll.
131—M. Frnnhvi, W. Ho-
ler, T.
loKur, J,
Hln, ; s.
ft
" liooin 130—M.
l!0l—J; -Hreton, UrDrowV.-t)'
Students JReveal What They
Would Do With An Extra Hour
By Pat Friend
Realizing that time is somothliw Roger Torres;—Go to see Mort
which no one ever him enough of, Dunn. -.wo
devised a new day containing Jack Navarro^-Wash my car
twenty-five houra, nnd sent our
nnrT to President Truman. While
Bill Putney—Get * tan.
So Senate is filibustering over our
Col* Colt—Go ,to Joan's and da
homework (7).
"ill. wo decided to *eu how this four Konnld Leon— !Jft weight*.
will be used by Lowell students if Ted Conway— Spend It with Mar-
the e bill bl is ppassed.
rulling the question stratirht to
the public, vfii sot the following re-
'"" .1 would you do If you hnd
. -ra hour in each day?"
Stun Montxer—-Sloop.
3 l C,;rr-Play_fooMl.naBmi:h:
Howard—Eat hot dogs
"^a&Swadly-Buy^cIothes
Peto Ganyard—Study trie. (Is
Stu t Jones—Fly,., in a plane.
Joyce Howell—Try,to get n ta
Joan Glaiizcr—Talk on the Ho teto£
phone.
Lcnnio Smith—Dance.
Joss Scroffjry—Lay .In the son,
thinking of MnrU. ,
Murta Nncel—Work in tho jnu>'
den.thinktnir of J033.
r.'it Friend—Stand in a nyloi
line - /,
.«.., Gloria Burnell—Run barcfooUi
thelUinuffh
to Fairfax.'
Elizabeth Lehman—! •Ron down
school and
no" to Stinaon.
Neva Saner—Play Rolf.. ,
Milt Hantsch—Look ut girls.
John Bowes—Piny noli.
-.-/ - -" - Couriers
Betty Allan—Sho
Into thb court, the nu*:t1.
At the drugstore on the corner,
fleon s'ictim wan Pnut Scnnldcr In n fienrred nnd ancient booth,
wba stated: "It would,be nice t»v Sits a girl, the very picture
hnvc u fo*.v Rliap.i, preferably auto."
While lounging in the court I saw
Of this em's carefree youth.
Mnurfno Brill and naked her. "An
Improvement would be letting pirls
2. She is tali, nnd tan, and slender,
out for lunch." was lie* .'ontribu-
And her sweater'* much too
Uon.
loose,
And her liohy sox elcnm whito
Loti Iliiuffon van slnnding by Ab her dirty saddle shoes.
and I asked hr opinion: "Girls
siioutd be allowed In wear pedal :i. But she's fashionably perfect
pushers In school," wits livr reply. TJnwn to each mlnutu detail,
Cl'cdal PUHIILTH or clam dingcrnt as '• And tho latest shndc of polish
they arc commonly called, nrc < Decorates each finger-n.iil.
knee-length stacks.) '
- Jim Yntcs suid: "I think wo!' 1 - A . fc her elbows Is a juko-box
should have a dunce hall, and a; { ill i* In K ""» * trnio again
dance ufauuld he Riven every week. "« r *" vor ' tc «|cetlon of
Als-i, I think the prom should ho j Th « Ttlt trade's *°P ten.
'^rm^i^sald: "Let* have ni 3 tho "up" escalators at the Emporium.
Benny Taylor—Learn to swim
(on the fifth floor).
Lud Renick— Go to the bcacb.
Lois Isaacs—Day-dream (as
usual),
Yvonne Martin—Try different
Betty Allan—Shop.
shades of lipstick;
But I'll bet my bottom penny Mort Dunn—Eat fivorworst sand- Bob Simmons—Borrow people's
wtclies.
It's a movies magazine. Jack Vatidormnle—S1 o ip at combs and money.
I Bob Herzstein—Tnlce pictures of
7. What else Is more absorbing? Bnker-Study (that's what beautiful women
Now don't let this story miss
'lorn Trowbridge—Learn to stand
«oul
he said!). , up on u dance floor.
It's the life of Frank Sinatra, Dick Wilkinson—Figure good Kcod Harris—Go to the opera.
Which is different every issue. methods to cut.
Doug Scovil—"Uh-oh."
8. And you've GOT to get tho Teddy Van Loghem—Read. Jane Parker—Wash my "friends'"
Mary Lowe—Eat.
i»ym suits.
gossip
Joan Beal—Dance.
Barbara, Vucci—Clean out my
On the Bnby-Bojrey team, Knthy Clifford—Sleep., locker.
And "Spend a Day With John- Pete Sommers—Sleep. , Doris Levy—Go row boating;.
son"
Bob Oberg—Go to the Chief and " Ben ioff— Skate across
'Cause Van's every schoolgirl's tulk to Angle.
the -uridec.
dream.
Frank Kuhner—Talk to Ma Jim Ellet—Advise Mr. Voyne on
9. And you nuwn't miss thU story Bumps Baldauf—Spend it & football tactics.
About Laiia Turner's child, and "sheing."
Len Collins—Sleep.
Comes right before tho one Anita Hippos—Figure out a way Dnn Stone—Sleep, sleep, and
About the life of Cornel Wilde. to get A's.
more sleep.
Audrey romerantJ:—Watch a Kathleen Bryant—Sun myself o?
"
10. And here's a lovely photograph movie iii production.
Lov-'c!!'.-: rocf ssrdcr.. , " :
III liilutt Utid
soud-gridiron." WJitla Rill Marsf-I
CM Metro's Kobe re Walker. Say!
Dan Doherty—Go to HamlfnV
co thought. "A pood basebnll Hold
Here's a slory on the family
would be fine."
She occasionally stops, nnd Life of Alice Jfrye.
Vinriuin tee—Listen lo Frank! Henry Stein—Play tennis.
Tl-r she sighs and looks quite
Sinatra (said she, swooning). ,
from
Bob Hitchcock must have been . Ireamy.
11. And there you sec what inter- Lcoiin Flint—Mow the JFnrina' . Too of tho Mark. ;
nil-his "Magic Linoleum" when I
est*
rr-enB
;
nsked Mm for nn Improvement. Ho Whatever mudo her act that
Al
Al
Karstensen—Ride
KarstensenRide arou
Most youngsters of tolny. Tnnla Herman-Make bathtubs | a eon^rtible grcun Packard. around ID
said, "There should be n convertible | way,
Incidentally, did you see thn
Vii tppml Mark hnsunin—Go sailing.
top over the court, fin if it rains, [ From here can't auite bo seen, Latest "Life of Danny Knye"?
NackTd-Xot kTd muchl ^ Lk
X To those of you who linve siig-!
•centions for lhe new Lowell, MAKE!
USE of the red nnd white hox In
•'-.front of the office wllh "Tho Low-' HONOR ROLL
ell" on It. Aiidresd ideas to your I ;mi „„ „ .
Mrilw En thlflform: Name, Year.l 'There are 381 "brain children"
:r r n nc R hallowed halls.
:^"An improvement in the nt"F', ° !"' '
..,-. "• The three lendine; registries wore:
Rarlin Pluli ^«f« MJL- iflOS—»4. 2i 334—U3.1; and 22P—32,
Kadio Club Sets Mike |y. Registries with tho largest
•.:" '••-' "." * •-'-. 1 number of honor roll students
-. J '- ti if weren't for the accomplished' wcrc: 324 with , 1S 305 witn 15t and
"
y men of the "Lowell PublicSeas! I?, 0 ))' l \ h ^:. T1 J e . H-TCIIMS. natur-
"••• System" (othcrwlit* known is the a ^'". lllis thfi hio-hest number of
, JtudiVClubK thu court microphone •"«•"»"*«. 3< men ami oO women.
wouldn't sound us clar,and clear,nnd /rce /roe oof
Four "super brains" who reached
static as it does now.' Tnptead we the almost impossible honor count
would hear a disturbingly low. of plus 70 were: Him Chin—201,
nrtlcy, static" that would go off and Robert Hiruhnyashi—— A.^
narrhon-F«te picture
M.'iriirn, K. iJirk,' ii. .Miircu«, "J. Mil I in my locker.
r. Qmy*ivno*j. C Low. »T.. firo alarms .
itnji Mum.-, r, oiivnn-K, M. • j;(>i sim]niimr it up. wo find tnnt
[Lowell students aie definitely lack-
, " .sunshine. For the sak
- ' '
Itiinm 3OS—D. Dlrontintuti, Dlrontintuti J. Cohen. snaii
A. Art.il, .T. Alhcrlnn, -- -. 15. — Cnmtfnp, - - C., —, llooin 22&—-u. utKcro, 11, I.ixlvmn
Cl D. D Davlildon, Dll J. J Friable, Fibl PP.
1 ». Morrow H. Muni, !•;, Vocntor.
ftnnrn 222—Z. ari-uii, R. Cutt't*
ltooni 322—C. rnm-l. .M, Rubin, A.
nan, M. Hiililiiovio'i, !•'. AmK'ruon, M.
Room (OS—it. Voirol, J. Wilbur.
T "" nrtfOt "-'noor unfortunates,.- we
ii oeekinnn. N. HJnrk. hope our bill goes throUffn.
D. Utiror*
:
Menace Strikes
Huom 317—C. OllvnroK. 70: M. Miyamoto,
J. Quntit*. I. Rnlnor, F. Snllo, T.
In Locker Rooms
TMiiciiltftiit, T. Jnrklch, J. McCrny. S.
Oxnwn.
Runiii 333—P. Pullanl. Tt. Ti-I).'(ron,
t Are you
M. N'JIVO. ^r. Nllanflhc. C. Pcmk. J.
. 11 'dreaded Lowell disease ..—;-["_»«
Sn'txinnii, II. Vlnklcr. C. Wall.
' "i-'Lc-keritis"? Tho one peculiarity
•*• n. |Of this

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Mustang Corral
_- ; T»B UWBLU FltlDAY. MAY :1. 1!M6
Characters Around Lowell
Benny Taylor
v... Bob! nm ''° h . or l0tS oE friond *
„ ___ W- U. ami UwjMr. |)utU).
Elver aie( trtli places tor l-inco»n-
ft m • ' • • >'
Dave Hoi man
Rallies uml double lunches,.'1AV < mun . he'd rather not.
FIVE
ISgt. Takes Course;
! R.>0. Sees Movies
Sgi, McSlroy, who shows the
in rainy
probably,
it
ler, throws a menn^baflkctimil, .and ' ' 1icw SanUi
ef-
em led with a splash.
enrtvention a
: "ite ilLmakinu the SJeS
t«|w, t«iw, Mesians rtai rtal tier-, ineadly. iriuimi)-. thvy'n. nntf- niH:. wonderful.^ can w.» I •" IKterm,
, hut , . n rvitdv , . lit* . has . |)W!n bee . . vcry ... ,,i,vu ..0J. is .. nv ,. Concerto,' , .,,. , aml'Ve . i cmieu \MIII a snlnsi.. : Hucct'S-t.- ... . - ...
• heat! ! lint it liiey U lake• l k a yreat preat ai«'' dw :li;l;ve in school'affairs, swii ih
a symphony once." Alice Holshauser
, ,*„ ,. ,« «*..- I- F»-:*^"^-W
in the book room, and serving as u , . . _ -„...,„ ..t-,....,,,,..,, „
a whoU\ these Mustancs are',.,„„„ „,,, In U(i,iit : on. he was j my rui>iitation. .My teachers will if she would likpt.
love eutlini: "~ HtL- " ;l class president tbis!t>"'«k '*'" ijmart and stop being "nt tell JoS anvlhii
JL'owell Grad Writes
About Leyte Duties
im« an instttutton ami nt mitt -> h i« n^t. KUUH^IKI if* almi in the 11 lock L. 'and >vas n mombur of army swim-
the ciHHlica from, pun iM>nt .to! »»l who nin usual y be found wear- ntciidy with Mercedes atao), Ron Ust but naj»astr she isone of tninir 1 teams i.t tournaments in Ma-
1 R. O. T. C. Instructor Favors Made !BIock L Girls Make In his letter
Gets Stf. Sgt. Rating! _Cross for Lettermanj Dibble.Hospital Tour : T^,^gS\e.aS?n3ifiBlii;
This it -a joke thai win* ____
EUckcd around most of the big air- i — „, _
'• ~-i^- ^ -KwlvntR'In "USD'-'fframinar-schools,
les during „ the .... war by „ pilots.,, . , Serjeant . r._- McKlroy, . . Uwells It. 0. , Ovyr I.IHK) tray favors made byj Tuurltitf Dibble General llosuitul ^ .
s m tne j cheese chridrenat.Knster
whl W*, correiiponillnir to our
tntbffruoail mwKalikp It iroutt: T. C. instructor, is now wearmjr tlw mir i{l.,i (jmss were sent • •• '- - * -- '•"••"•nu njMiitai u:..i. ...u .,.
, ^Kn.nutn.WHaiiKe. ii L:^ .cnuvrorw of „ ^taff serjreant as u, I.tfttcrman Hospital for Eas
' " """" " '" * "' ' ' ' ' ' " • Ju»d :i la rim number ofback numtlie
nine hws ol" popuhr magazines und Lt.
idaess ccn-t ncanr-ton toolrthem to the Board of
Kcrvicemen. Is Education nn Leyte. which gladly
k; .Headed by took them as they were' just're-
~thi3. modern' celvlrijr the firit- hliifimeiit of ch "
,000 patients. Innd tiooka since 1 !)•!!, and all sc
:,. tanscn. Kd i .unkennu. Irene: vi«t»i» n ,., . "-'"""'w "' u ,o l l p w v Qhnws "Teeoee"
"' fuoris or=«.oVi>|[
I-ind. Joar J.ynri,. Pat MrJmiK Pal ,'J^ t l * \ h V*,t*'t 2 ,w tclll ' I 1 1 ': f) '» li ; Miryey Shows i eepee
«'"'»* ^lnK Rt-d/Cross drives.
t,nrU]{H Uuhfi ltimiy TMl. Wv]jvr . nu y karnid I It_ i«JjO-wo sal., Whon his letter waK written. Lt.
-fnrtbist,nnW:^a^^ J d^
•~r^..^r.-.1^fofct|h^meu;in-hhia^r.but:hfcg|ll-^;.
""" "'" —*••- .discharge.ou^Aprll.,.
"WiK'"" A-iV"T! • '-"*o^return*Tto'' the" '"
x -' ,/Iv oCiOtULowellitcs, your best insta i vwor. .-.. - ... !nnotli

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SIX THE LOVIKLL. FKIIMY. MAY .1, 1U-I6
Lowell and Poly Tracksters will Clash Today
either are chuni])ionshi|t squaiis.'
or in the cellar. |
Slh-ii I.eadinir Hitter !
Despite the fact that U>well is-
Articrcs!.
IiiicritiiMli* many- sensational atopsi
, riit.,»hbct.. Heru.MoIekoB-ha&'foundl
his•"'t'ppt in the outfield. Dulmus
c has been dolnjr ; exceptinnnllv woll
iiii a substitute. Bill MarjJco has!
"bten hnvinir hard luck,''ihouuh-we} shown
would term him as an all around,
: typical !'-nlt hnndler.
, ^ MIRht Win a Game v
Wlth the law of averts in
hero IIH ^Sliermnn Sllva.j
Lowell third bn*;eman. leading |
the IffaKue wllh a .667 bnttlnj; 1
average. " '-' I
etded.
The I'tiivei'^ivv of V'lilifumia of-
'i-r.s scl»d for lhis.;iuriiosi'.
- MiCalhim nltiyed for the Uolphin
'•'-*'. C duinti-t in l :ii(f. K'snte
UIIIL'.'atiiiir ju tin.
- Italtlatif Stars
M:m ;:':; .,'...•:,! ncj .iuuJ «i' i;;
hnrd*
lirwift strikers in tlu- cily. Hli.i-k. . Ws, with ji civics bnuk in
•'''X irnmcs. Two nthi'r Lowcllites. mt'ch i.ouirher man than your eppo- Isiiiiwedi'ci'ri promise to beat nny one tiitnd and luyintr with a scmU/b
! -,-rv Terlinir and Ken Flowers, nent (••mie next October.
llle city meet. . Humps
trek nil practice events with case.
Ilis siiKmtli Conn ami spirit to win
Lowell's Cellar Baseballers
Encounter S. I. Today; May Win
Todtiy. Lowell's winless wonders mind. l.ow'cH lia.«.clnUi:rN^in*'hi .L
who swims* the
tier and Henry Kulton. Lowell'-, varsity truck team lost
i.tcd on li.-atintr
idyiile; the ponies, while a cro
.VJoit Dunn, two of l»wt .'V and
's best
':c> meets.
O'ht'i* 'i!>cmbi>r. m,t tu
hnve si'inethiiij; to cat ior dinntr.
Lowell C,-!fers
r< f "' t] ! L : h «h jum
' T*-' 1 city
.-• - • inches
Smith Heaves Dfcciis
iitli r 1 "" 1 ." "I" Lowell threw *he
i u leet 'j inchea Cor the best
fn rll|
is vear. ;\tUretti
*'->V ll! dmb'r«•'!!'
' Link
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Volue S7. No. -1
The WAR
HOOP
fit 1 . J. Arthur Freud
THE LOWELL
S/3N FfT^NCISCQ'S OLE
:HO
Fim.Is
Monday,
Juno 3rd
TUB LOWELL. WEDNESDAY, MAJ^JM. 19H»
bounded January, , 1 898
for Student Bcdy Officers
ELCOME HOME > JNew Giri's Dean 7 ] Carr, Ttemick,
Is Ex-Lowellite Dunn, & Stenaro
j lly llelia I)c Kuninck !
• After ter waitlnjf aitlnjf for about half Election To Be Held
unt unt
! hour hour, f for as s you may k know bby
now,, On June 14th
By now, .You unfortunate (OK,
j our new Vice-Prineipnl ia
-
nl Itr llelia l)e Konnick
Inspection on May 8th. f if anyone now is planning to at-
This practically assures thu rating :tVnd the new Lowel'l, he migut nsl: f |V*
uf Honor School for Lowell's bat- J v >:. I . I ,.>' lvc . _"!'.* J1 »> Il 330 Lowellites
« ."'». l'«lu| AU
talion .toward which Instructor l "'!' t . 1 '" »r s'\;ter will make it.
riiid, wo farced him tci write his I
brilliant column (the preceding sen-i ut and ev- avenue on tlw vast, and
> ict' L'iuiuL hu\u uueii striving, ;\U!.L1" ii'iLfiiic nil (lie neat, 16 being
tence was paid for by II. 1L). |
L-jearcil. - By December, 19.10, the
Arm; ^Officers Inhpcct, jSite is .expected to be completely
Our Thank*.. , •„- j The Federal Inspection, held by'ready.
Rljrhl Ri«ht here we'tf WLIIliketo like' to express expofficers jofficers delegated delegate by ti.e Army,;
our thanks to all the students nm i W| ,h fip t f
e Army,; M7-: ocrusB .
member menibers of f th the faculty who helped "* J ' ,'..intu ,i t In VJ-U, cue arehituctrw to start
n t'hn »nu i ,i ,!making the pUins, and the con-
makl!l|; the |)lmiK II
us put-out this "issue and for the! important events on th, .nsk any hijrh s cnicr. Friend. Girl's Block L. viVcrPrQiii^
They will idl you how fast their dent of her L--I class. Bitr Sister.
days at Ijowel] have flown by. The race,;far neNtJturih's officers
They'll say they T'rjshpd they will indeed, by"-'close. Hownver.
weren't nni-! at any intersection
jtuai-dcd by ihe ?cho«»l safety
patrol.
'Absent from this year's review
was Officer Joseph T. Kane, us-
Histant instructor of the junior
safety pcfwl for the past seven
years. He passed away retently,
follow! nir an operation.
Awards wore given out by Police
Chief Dullea for the most efficient
_>iuads. Due to press deadlines we
•were unable to report the winners,
Howeve ever, it in our prediction thnt
the first firs mid second, place will be
taken by Lowell and Galileo, the
..chief rivofa,this year. Lnsl year
'thfl Uwcll traffic metrffopneil first
Place.;
•-•Mominjc sqtiml: Captain, Dimitri
"yinj Mt|und: Sheldon Arnot. Louis
-,. 1 Company Commanders, E vo ns.'in that"nrt.gnUnV"so'
| the new I^owell as an alumnus, any
I wity!
Paul Bercfirot. Howard
. Al Carr. Milt Ccrf, Ronald
n.'-Chuck Oliver, Lee Pertort,
, ice Pond. Lud Renick, Bob Rug-
^.-.Tttck-StritoriusrPanl.Thruau.
'on VbnGIldern. Dwlght. Wilbur.
^Afternoon'squad: Captain. Bruce
ond; BQuud: Bob Miller. Boh Derrgerry...Geo.
Washington. K«n La
Belle. Ronald Leon. Hubert Marr,
Rlchnnl Naify, MeK-hcer. McAIIis-
£r. Steve Hltrfi, Tec! Conwav. Bob
"erzstcm. Henry Stetn.,Al Wollen-
«r(r. Rorrts Orloff. Dnve Geoffwon,
.s :
W find one of j Horseshow at the St.
the largest classes leaving Lowi'll.
More than Ml) student- will receive
ttitii diplomat at the Opera
House, Wi-dnesday,,';June lUth, at
plan''to"visit 2::io p. m:r
(Markir, and Mar dock. . . . . . . .
In the afternoon, theory classes
were held. Diiring this period, oral 1..—CUB EDITION
examinations were'-given on such' _.^
subjects ~na rifle marksmanship.- miss Revoy to France
cniiit:ttir,.n aiul first aid, map read-!
inc. tet'hnifute «f iifle fire, military ( Miss Jlelnne Uevoy, French teachuourtesy
and' discipline, and eri.;r- t.r, |t,ls left for France for a four
acter-stics of infantry weapons. I months' vacation, and to see her
Tlu. regiment in which Lowell; family.
.-.-us named biwt includes Lowell, Substituting for her is Miss
Commerce, Minion, and (.alileo.. i[1P8e Brullard. Miss Kevoy will
Polytechnic was named best in tne:.rettirn next term.
:
ii(.',Acac|eniy. This event ends the
spring season.
There will be forty-seven com*
p m.:r-
pecinir in the advanced Kroup for;
.Shaiin Ilolmaii \vll»
. tho tnidition.il-tronhy. a::d forty-
,.,,,,,i,u »U|>IIJ. ii..u *uriy
snyist; Fra olman v-'il' bit. class es-lninc in the iutermcdinte,ii:ompetinK
.nk Wolff,"valedictorian; for their trophy. Ribbons will be
and Uob Tallmun, class historian. j;iveii for first four winners in each
These three have been chosen to jjro'jp. '"'*:
address the friends.."nd families iMcs of! of j The show show has been been ninnnxri planned i«- by
class.
1 tiie nmiiHgt-r. "Jinx" Southard, as-
IIItfh-1 class officers promise that sistants.
a" the senior activities planned no .sisuinis. Marta ,«arui IN Nagol ago! and Nancy
fat' ure really pitting- to he sensa- Aiken imd adviser, iltas Adams.
tional. Senm-. Day rill be June Progi'iims"
I Mil. and a chiss picnic has been
plannC' plann over at Fairfax for June
y
I7th. ... s,
second ri^iment.
The class officiits who urs
rim
X0«t tfu-end of each,term, vn-
wonderful jb T
rious awards are presented. These;
include the Company Cup for thai
unit which shows itself to be the; C A L E N D A R
best at Lowell, aiul meiiuls for the
Lest private, corporal, and sergeant I May 29—-G. A. A. Horseahow.
in thci battalion. These awards are May 20—L--1 Dance.
rp^cntcd by the Sons of the Amcr-i May MO—Memorial Day.
eun Revolution. Representing this : May ill—Holiday.
rganization on Muy 15th was Mr. • June 1—Ends all G. A. A.
C.,\V; Battle. ,- j • Sports Activities.
Company IJ Wins Cup ! June :Mi)—Final Examina-
The C>mi|tany Cup was awarded tions.
:o Coinpnn^ IJ. whose commander, June 7—Primary Election.
.s Cdt. Capt. Dick Chirke.'The best! June 7—Block L Feed.
private was Charles Foj'e, Com- June -33--G. A. A. Award
paiiy""A'!~ "Ihe" best ~ corporal,"" D?n - Knlly,-7th-Period, 30G.
O'Urlen. Company C; and the best June^M—Final Election.
sergeant, Peter Lorft, Company A. .Tune 14—Block-*;-Rally. •
The cadets V. awarded, Cdt, . Col. j June 14—Senior Day,
-laaMil, wiiu -necuiituil^the necuitult trophy
' i
py
June 17~-S3ilqr Rcpu r t
for Lowell's firsL plnce'in its regi- i Curds. ' -• :'.
ment, and Cdt.-Lt. Col. Rupprecht
June .10—Graduation.
were guests of the Suns of the
June lit—Senior Pro:n.
Jur.»» 20—Report (jnrds.
American Revolution at -P." lunch- June 21—Last Dny'iif School.
eon on 'nior Prom—scheduler,
uier for June 10 in the Gold Room
There are oiirlit H-l registries, of the Palace Hotel. The hish and... __£>-
11
• ' " mighty seniors acd lesser. lights 1will
dance to tho WjCii/of HarRob;-^ I.-: i) '..
ortK and his orchestra. - •—i 1 —-w..-—-
The price for this sentimental —
event ...will, be $2.00 a couple; no all-• ; r7'S-"
you chicks lineup your dates NOW.-,
•v The chnperones will be fllr. ^fon-' •!',)
roe, Miss Lorlgan, Miss Dealtry, ^*^
Mr.- Pqmnd,- Miss McBride.'-yHr.k^^'^j^
FeilingrJUiss Atlnms. Mr. Karpen-V,-stcln.—
HIgh-4—teadjiers^wlll-rber:: _.;;~
^.-ThevdanoC'^'comniittcQ 1H really ~ l tf eachers ure: Mias Flynn. Jhss
Le Seur, Mjss Peckhum,
"*^5?
working-hard to make this prom &?.
ori(!' of 'five best. They arc: Tom,' . .'
Trowbridgu," president; Virginia ••'
Lee, vice-president; Bob Swingley,
treasurer; Bob Tallmnn, secretary:'
and Benny/.Taylor. Gloria Scghcrlri,
DixiocCee Rut, Nnncy Harrison, (\
Rava Saper, John Roackrans, olid *
Vance Shoffy. - • -c
1 'iMIss
Hoohm, Mr. Gullaffher:-iVIr. PoUatut,
Mr. Neff. and Mr. Fulling. v .;
—_CUI1 EDinON-s- -'
7 Low-4 Dance^ Today
Today, 7th period, tjic-L^t dance
Koiiiir to.be ffiviiit in ;i0C. Class
Prc?fi

TWO The Lowell y. May 2!>.
Honor Roll Listing Drops
40#; Shows Lack of Study
"LowcUIIlgh School? Sure—I know Lowell,
that's the school thnt hnsn't any shops; that's the
one school in the city that's strictly acadumic;
and the students attending Lowell arc really
•brains'."
To the ears of the ox-Lowellke who had wndunted
three or four years ago, those words were
very familiar; and tf anyone was dubious, this
ex-Lowellitc could pick up an old edition of The
Lowell, briefly scan the honor roll column mul
show that ISO per cent to 75 per cent of the school
made the Honor Roll.
The present-day Loweliitc is familiar with
some of those quoted words—the parts a'hout
T'-shops and Lowell being academic. But when it
VJ comes to the statement: "Unveil students nre
ronlly 'brains'." this present-dny Lowelhte can
find.little evidence.
In the last edition of The LowcH, the I Tenor
Itoll column was so small, thnt we'll wager you
find a hard time finding it. Only about 20 per
cent of Lowell's students made the Honor RulJ.
What could be the cause for this declining
rate in good grades? It couldn't be too much attention
to sports. Lowclt has always participated
in sports in the pant, yet still it maintained :v
large Honor Roll membership.
When you. ns a Lowell student, once again
sing "Alma Mater." in the court, ask yourself if
you nre renlly paying "tribute to thoc" by upholding
Lowell's, reputation En the scholastic
world.
^Officer Kane's Death Felt
By San Francisco Students
There isn't o boy or girl nttending school today,
who doesn't owe a debt of gratitude to thn
late Joseph T. Kane of the San Francisco Police
, .: Department.
After having served ns Assistant Instructor
for the Junior Snfet;- Patrol for seven well-spent
years, Officer Kano. the name by which he was
known to every student, passed away one month
ago following an operation.
Each nnd every school opened wide lift doors
to receive this policeman nnd his words of ndrlcc.;
PupitH gave Officer Kane their undivided attention
ns he addressed them concerning safety on
bicycles nnd crossing streets...Although traffic
deaths far cthc preceding ytaVs have been numerous,
there hadn't been ono death on n school
corner, supervised by traffic hoy*, for the post
twenty-throe years. This wns ducto the efforts
of trnffic officers such^ns Joe Kane.
Devoting his timo'during the summer vncntion
toward welfare and enjoyment of children WHS
nothing unusual for this "traffic cop." Hoys at-
" tonilir.j: summer camps uuulJ oftcii bu entertained
by his movies whilc'he spent several '.v-cks
at their camp.
When the trnffic boys marchcti in their annual
review, the familiar, figure of Officer Kane
v.7,'i-absent, but an long ns'thore are bicycles nnd
careless children, his accomplishments will serve
ns n living reminder of n "cop" -who served above
and beyond the call of duty.
Mission High Celebrated •
50th Birthday Yesterday -
Celeoiatlng Uio 50th anniversary of thu founding.of
Slissiot;High Schcool, friends nnd alumni
met last night in the school auditorium where
with ;musi«, song, and by speeches the history
of Mission, 'jvas recounted.
Founded "In 1806. the first class, was set up in
Horace Mann Gntmmar School with'ji—-nrollment
of 42. Since thfm over 20,000 boys'aml girls have
attended MtajL»ri High. Ada Goldsmith, first*:
teacher, was an honored guest nt last night's
homecoming. The 86-yoar-old lndy. who retired
in 1920, .^ceallcd how oho utnni to wJk out tu
Mission and' back each ,d
Seen sitting in the court any
fifth period, in a beautiful blood-
Maintti black leather jacket with
flnxbing black hoots to match i«
IV\1) ~("I v.ilt'l uiidvlntuiul. whjT nil
(hi* girls aren't mnd altout me")
Moffut. Why don't you give him
, another tumble. Sail?-"
For you kids that are on th'j
break-up list, you should do whrtt
-.MISS Scraggy, and Martii Ma^isl do.
1;
Work in-t,hv.Gardun iind think of
Joss, and lay in tha \
on Uiotr dates
f'XCtmnt?
Thu niuaiiui* . , . Wilnia "I can't
wait to get out of Jewell") Jensen;
for your Information; Wilma. aurre
Lowellitcs can't citherr, -^
Among those going'stcudy for a
veitr are Dorothy Frasch and Hunk
Villars.
Dun Doherty Is having quite u
Unit!, .But which girl «*,-:t; Oan?
Lois Ilowgun, Joan Sawyer or
E'IUTV -
"We were all hnp(.y t» sec Lov'«ll
w.V the all-city meet. I r Stems
that Mike Spiro, Dave Holeman,
Jack McCafery, and Al K rods tad
really j;ot into the high spirit of
things.
Speaking of the all-city meet,
IT IH Cerf u.i;i Helen Smornoff, Ken
Kuner and Virginia Griffin, now
going steady. Those truck boys arc
pretty fast. v,-. .--
Messago. to "The Gang--:" Next
time Jackie Stamelcn wants to go
up stairs you'd better let her. Foe
messy details, ask Bill Putney.
And thuru'» always some unlucky
fellow liki; Warren Mulone, who
broke out with a face rash the day
after 1 ''• started going steady with
Joutt (-.•' .'"'"y.
•wr • • ''y with Betty
St. Cl • i . Al Carr or
Bob >• • •-
Mr
.nally won
hi«A • -. . ••
p to the
"Lonei> '-
-. > wns seen
•wiclr-Uwi'b*^ i . • /got my"
namo in Too,. ": ,n ami think
oi .Haria. ' Isn't thai- sweet!.'
Tliitr Eurl Moscron fellow must
either bo plenty fas,t ,,or plenty
fickle (Teepee bel loves "it's the tatter)
to break up with Mnrion Bnzett
ami the next day tctry to
move in on Griffens!territory.
Still on the going stoady list 1:*i
Doug ("O-OOOHHU" Scovil and
Knld Anita:
Jcar.-. ("I gotta get to Boulder")^
Fain and Sippy Molchccr:^_ 0'.
Cal (Who hit • me Hith thr>t
pie?")>Ccit iii'id John Frlabie: ~
Joan Evor's and ChnK. ("When
art; we going willing?") Qarnctt:
Jackio ("I halt 1 cvprybmiy but
Jimmiu") Darling and Jim ("Ahshttt
up") Schwitzcr; . :
Lydia ("All I ever get 'is Orchlil.O
Pottor and Jack ("Me Ui»")
Lynd;
Holi Simmons and Butty ("I say
lhur>" or "Oh-Well") St. Clair: ;V
Margaret .> Lovinor iind Pete'
("Itoy. nm fgotting fat") Layman.
Vbrren CTm thirsly") Maloncy
and. Jonn ('^lustn't touch") Gregory."
: -'v
\yhen it Monies to ' predictions,
Teepee i; asLnc-curat(> us XotrndonuC:
so Vcm'-Ihcy art;: We'Il-he-going'Stoiiily-in-a-month-or-so:
1J6II
Vi'ij fli-Itlerr. nnd Jennie Morris.
Unitfsi Don soils his enr!
I.'ef.ipite iironk-ups: Al ("May I
fc'j^W'oii gni>.l night, please?")
Witli-ms and Joan (" N 0!")
Dlaiik.' WIty? Hu \» i^ttiRtjtlrad
trying to beat her un the sinirs.
Anotiinr lircak-ii[): Bob Mntlieny
ami Joun Harvey. - .
A now couple on tho-stcadv list
is Cl>.->«1«> Rpweli ant! Klaine Platt;•-
I'o»d kldM 2? . -..
Well. I'm iprrv I have io Innve
yoii.TttidX* hut I've gol to send my
agent to Tlouldor nnd off to 4 K«
' Hlvcr. So. beware, my .ibitdren of
Lowell (You Boulder Plums »tii
Uiver Ithtn). for Treper is nl*ays L
pyst - nfffont, post exciicnhgc^ and sign-posts out
of business.
watching,you. •"••'. "- . etc.. but.whcn n person
wtn tin>:| of Ronlder. whpro can Ke ci> but P011 1 TjfB student
*«rntilled to *
miirtfl3y
i'io theater ma
-Student an
"the rettuircd
rORE vacatu;
vcrj* difficult :j
lion surts. an
-
"der? ' Tomorrow mor'rng we are ter.ving for'Hnoipiidn.
All Vint noulderitcs drop UP a post card
and It*: us know-how the weather Is. "-'
' • *
1
peniteir:
\\Y *»ist Ii^'rdMr. Patterson's voiceai^mand
inir ir. k'low'whnt hmtpence! to the brown .naper.
Mo (irobrhly menu 1 ! tin? volunm, so w ; c*d better
iret ri-' ~:
.'jiat niirh!% at Mission's Sftth Anntvprcnn 1 P^I-
L'bruUon, sJie *.vnH.-one of the honored guests.^" Shc.-^btigan
her public school teaching career-thcre'-'inV
11101. Additional pmisc was given-Miss LaCostc ,r
on May 10, when The Kichmond Bnnnerr Park-' ,'•<
Presidio i.'jwspnner, tleynted a full c.olur.iivon the.
front page concerning; her-cont.-ibiltions in tHefiekl
of ctjucatlon. " • ;.,.,
^soKitciy perfect volv.ntiiry good behavior all.tcrr?^-,*
-'long."- -.. '-^'i.'\ ' - •- •'
EDITION'—
T Alumnus Wins
Thomns Si'eoge, cln

Examination Schedule, June 3 - 10
Date Period Time
juno 3 2 0:00-10:50
Juno -I - 8 :•- 1:25- .1:10
j.)no f> -*- ri 0:00-10:50
-Jnne 6 —.-- 1 9:0(MO:r>0
June 7 7 l:&>- n:10
juno 10 3 10:00-11:45
Working for "Yankee
Dollah" This Summer?
By Hick Nnif)-
To ilotc 8311 Lowell itus linvo
signed up for work permits for tho
summer, according to Mr. karpen-
•ucln. flays lead girls in summer
work ambitions with 450 moles for-
TUB LOWKLIn • WEDNESDAY, MAY 29. 194R
Characters Around Lowell
Period Omitted
.-...I (3-7 regular)
dr> PAT FRIEND :
HOB SIMMONS IBOB HITCHCOCK
.:...l, 2 (3-7 | She's popular, she's "pretty, she's ' "Aw, no one wants to hour about.! This Lowuli, under, considerable
-'- 2 (3-7 ambitious, and she's a; hard person
6 (1-5 i with whom m lo to arrange nrriinjic anInter un interme,"
cronncit Bob Simmons ns JI j pressure/rom Bob Hitchcock, has
2 (1.4-7 ; view. She's Put Friend. But nil is couple of Htronjr men Iiolped-mojat last decided to publish the insido
fomiveti, I'at. Yor wo know that'it ; corner In'm for an interview. Butjjljrht on Bob. Hitchcock,, a true''
„ , ; -,. (takes brains, henuty, and ambition [after a couple of twists of his two ["character", if Owe over wa#ono.
Students Isive BOOKS to become the L-l vlci-p resident, aini-ms. wo finally cotsomo informa-; He came to Lowell fror.i Aptos
....-• .»• : uuz»~ te»^'of^'i^^!^-«>• ~ po« ,, ^z!*" 1 heintm " s :5° shuflle
it, football. We remember' When we asked him what he
• bin football playing 'ioat likes mottt cbout LMVCII he sold.
butions. . .„,,„ „ ..„„„__„.= .,„„,.- ,«,,^« >ycitr. rip 8nid ho got this ability'"The fnct thnt I am graduating In >
were
The"S«
?^ e ;o^nd^r iStri08 SS* "BS^"^^ Svfe to PctfcW «» the ««» and. nlso, j June.-
, ,_ .„ .. . -n». WuHn.; kfWilnt i.. Fi,.. ,I-I.»J !'«* n'«o has a "mnd-pnssinn" ithrough the help of Lowell's foot-! Bob. tho muscle man that he is,
mklnir China £»ch «nc» Bmjdcr in | ^ \ £ ^ K $ ( ^ % $*}*$gttWCre turn«d in. • '
"see by the figure. They have nc-j -
' qitircd'jolw ranging from salesmen' , — GUI! EDITION—
: :
-; .t\| thwitor managers. - ' r» A A rv • >• '
yiX Suidents are-cautfoiicd.to obtain! »r,|0Mcn,n^ gpjp.^ lurchoiMoonb ami!meres -(that ,a;.e practically non-
Its manager, Mildred Mcrslclt,;
Lowellitcs io , Attend .and imsistnnts Edna Jorgcnson and'i
Meet at Sacramento I Olive Dlitm, tmik-r th« direction
Ulifts Boehm,. hnve Iwcn working
Uiard with the advanced group. Ratine, sloeninir, nnd swimming Tea Given by S. F. J.
thcrton is what |
th S Sa ?
' Si' " l n«nciscu Junioi College
! irave a tea Mry 10 for some high
groups get .together once «••- *? hml * irU to ..».. »UU..IU. JwaiiVoonoutVf sighu" "Thus ended it-xistantV and to 'iuote him', "Tho
:lt, Lik« nil poojile. nhe bus a hidden tj.e interview -•'•' i
•«!!«'««>«'. them with
can Lojrioh j in Sacramento during ;i montli aiid DIJUI modern /Inncc :ir-
week of,June 22-29. 9
rantrcments Irir such things a
Stale si-ts tip its own KOV- rail V-irieticK Jtnd outside .perform- .They've bcun
^Bt*;. Stale sits tip its K
i nitcos. " ' 'of the new playhouse .„
«^T.[ncnt, Vith _nll functions jintgiving
They
a
recently
commnnd
hnd
performance
llic thrill
for
of
tuimcs
built in
will
San Francisco; and thoir
ildst hamburger in the city arc at
nd^ talent and that is spilling ut lwii.t, " ut - rviL *y, 'Original JOP'K in the Marina* and
of one C1»SR of water » night on the] . -rGUIt EDITION— jit« right near the Mnrina Greens."
ng; dining-room table. (Kropit It clean!) [ -.' _ , Oh! liy the way, he doesn't like
up- Ratine, sleeping, nnd swimming lea \jiven by a. r. J. ^-;)(nfin».
—CUB EDITION—
glx .i torn ith Lowell Art in Mexico
• tin- programs nnd nativities of the '
; hl
i A . ,'•• . An urticle appeared
L i > . .. ,, An *« r M cIe npp«J»rcd in a big
o bo sDonsors', Cn -' et , ut tho , ' the college ; .Mexico City newinnner. The Exele
soon to be l '*' , n meni) ' cp of tIl( -' \ W S.. t»e aior. Jnl.t month, /n which it menco
and thoir i Kir \*. w *ro>hown around tiio school ;tionod un cxhibit of paintings and
tmri i;^~lt.•S:iiiiiiA:c; c.
ley. It. TftiP.Vo. S.'«hii'it, SI.
. n.Vr.-.i.IerXI.:il.>ii. V X I VV.
Wolfr.,.I.
urcxcittatirci of the French fiovis-very
much
in estabMxhlng modern dance
H in Ibu French echouls. She; nrcny prmti: nony, vou
-~ j alsii,admircd- thet I^owell spirit. ^mother guct!.i con.Jng.
Dut dnndng ipn*t all they do.
NW ROCL
1'u,; M. HCIHHTC. .1. A.
• r Pt-iwtl I H ''"' N'^'f. J t. I.inleinanii. V. SliiriirtH-
,!:'>..tn tn.l-A. aioriw. C0;M. Piirkor.
fi't; II. ll..-t>U I. HiiMKt. c. 1/w, II.
Okitjatiui, X. l£inti'iililHll;_K_OIIViir'>H.
nrmm Vi. -CUI1 EDITION--
•.: I.V Itiiriii'tr. ,T, Breton, l>.| *^. * 'r, i //'D. • t
ii. iiruwii. rt. rv Mnrtfiit. n! rlign rrosn,/ ricnic ,
i:. Hniinitrr. -V. Kinvnu-r,,-. , Given By Shield:
LMG-O. Vitllp.-lllo, J.-^ltirrium '
:IWM..II. rr. SI.I^H. ir. sn-m-r. t:. D
20,
: T.
—CUn EDITION—
T. Taktc. l:.i
.1. Student Wins Contest
\r,n
Erldic Mitflimngn. 208,: who rc-
, , , —*—. . . ,, ceiitly won an Army Pwe'er -coti-
HiRh fretihmenhiul a picnic May;test, was rewarded for hi? efforts
; ntSigmund^Stern Grove, upon-; - , , --, ,. ,-, ,-~—,•,-•«" i«" on May
nmy
iGth
join
by
D,V
.being
ucing
given
given a'
'^''«"
sorer! by the hhieid and Scroll. Re-! at Hamilton Field.' Eddie was
fieshmentRworo provided, nnd dur-jKhown around the fipfd-nnd .... thu
ing the afternoon there were out-jlmn(rnrgi H« ate lunch at
li 320—lt. linnnti. ':. '.'rocke
ui, T. Stdiii.lhi, U. Hoilr
r. It. hVltinlill. .;
r tho mew
door ..games; and dancing in tnn j hall with tlio rcst-oftbo m«ni; nnd
evening. • Ko :1 clltrii^ to his day. v.~n.< ^ivon n
Tbusu on thu arnuigumeiit com- ride nn it, l>ombt,T.v.THt» winning
mittce wore Cathrine Clifford, [poster was'displ«yod''u't tho" Emp6-v
iD'illa Recite. Olgn Smirnoff, Jinx Hum last week befonibeiiifctiikon
. S(iuthnrd, Dave Holmnn, John!by the Army for use in jtrecn'it-
V KomekniRS, nnd Dan Stone. ' ing drivo. \^-'7 1i ;r:-" ;;.%",-< '
—CUB EMTIOJJ— —CUB '.EDtTIONT—
Orchestra Works. Hard; ^§ ^
Excellent Job in Term- Play
(didn't open thsm. n.id "fill in thef D "!S Jnckflotl * and Joan,Canj.
•, c.ldull spots with;somo comicalnum-' Adrian Sunshine, nn expert
llwr? Or, what;, would happen at! P on< > Wyw.- p(ny» many:. pieces
vur- the gnires, if''tho band ^wasn't! P/"T?J ,by. pymphoriy HOIOIBIS, andv
there?......, ;. _y r^Utl«refocegives.th(Lorciiestra.o.nnc-
Prqiid of XlrcKeHtra cHtrVT' fopportimity
?yi"plionlc
1.10—N. Tliirkctt Jt. Levin.
13fT~M. Malinnvy;' (11J; M.
D. Fuller. fiO; P. I Tun
, 105—S. Wi|«ker.. C.
Cti'iilmni.
A I K U , Orutxnmclicr,
lyn, ,i.\ Xclionlici-. O. Cpnlcn.
, .Soitio of the songs for this term 1
nro pretty of hard tho songs to for thi? term wln.-rRcilcario by Pcdllla; -a u-nltz
Room 220—B. Gi ealtifioi*. !•". ICInnira, of tl.om tv : __ hard to playi and for one from; Vhe '.musical comedy High.
Itootn 22t~H. Rcimiilro, i It. Potslnsor. Mr. Kriegor hiul to borrow Jinks;
S. Porter. P. POIIIOB. H. HcdHctt. a valuable „ . ..._.,„,_..., UVIUHUMV, uy • navon*
Siiinloy. R VoulcivQ. Sottlomclr. State College—so expensive that i March, MilUahe France, bv-Saint
no high school can afford one. We Snanir»v ... (,' . ';.
c i"ndian';Summor. byf Victor
>lo English horn from the IToi^bcrtr Scronnde, by Haydn;

SIX THE I.OWELU WFONKSDAV,"MAY 2'J
Lowell Upsets Poly to Capture Track Title
The Hayes
By AL CARR
Places
lly Sandy Ilroiwsenu
The truck season for
T.ie s|»jke«, polus, trauk tra Muits and
Mr;'Harris' cat-o-n'no tails arc put
l
Coach Ben Neff Enthusiastic Over
Tens and Iwenties in Basketball
jnd twenties iiro a Mr. Neff an id that, in them he roal-
without too much
!k-K but came ehanfinir back to be »'»« tliroiiKh their pJayn 10 the roljounduij; power, they are a K'-od,
AKain:Lowell proudly sits on top little tojiipcttlun. Very slim o|»;w- j lunc-of unc of the .stais AUIIs in th th* Poly m«st, b..ya • yiud ywterJay. ^mouth-workiiiK outfit.
of the Ii\tc«e after winning it*) ait'wn oxpeclod Troii! other i •hr-jv.-in-j tho st.nt -17 IVcl 7 invhe-V "»' I«»M. »>»nut twenty of them
. Offsetting
juries "iuif«rc(J";liy *t»r
eli ntnyed ni'.lieir always iitfiitmj-."
Climoxinir the twnscm wit)t the All
City mufti,'Dunn rejoined-his, toum-.l
mme to HhuwJiifi CHIPS an he K at "~
i>ttd nine iitinits foi'ihc Cards
tooJTu first in the f h»t ;mt and. s>:
mid iii the discus. l
Mnrtj;-tha l school hl ruaiiy appreciate »wre (iriwiwrt tor utxt term is the
you offsntlinir your injui-ed • knee cporhinir.«tafi. Mike Voync is the
may
out to Iji* |.i-L*tty fair bullplayers in.
for their future backet-
. ... not lako liav " G^t. and
i'h;iiniiioiwliiii in their fiVst your of 1 Even if th*ty dnr.'t brin^' home a
biij-kt'tiiull, Uiey may develop intou-htimpionship. thwe two icams will
thiitiuK or viiMJty men, undct the surely irnkc a «< )(>( ' Hhowii^', and
cspi rt cuneliinj< of "Be.i." ' , under tho t'uitlant"* of Sir. Neff
in ISO's tihey uiu almost certain to
d tlw •Virm -foui" *-: ullt ' w|1 »V u< .. ^ ; Wctintire.
I
iilarcs curl ti-'Iifih. i>ti by Lor.^ii It'am •«nrkn as whole j A rcul rowt-ri'iil nin-iinj; ihelSwinciw HA), Seovil (Lo), Math- I nwdl • Tntw in
Baker, a pramisbis; .ahk't«; Char-.^ if. i» nt-t nssii,l« to, brinK out 'J20 f ,.,... Lht/tn. ..„..„....„ to .victory. That team ..am wnHjOTOniiro. wiw;iiveraire. Though he "iiiiiii di< "
;R:i. ."V eiiacned by San Francisco'M .Mst ell-city, the fuw:who saw
f t"inak«i u 2m 11 ?' 1 wc wnilt SGI! at Iuast
'"
i F i ' Hst llit th f h saw him tier- '" ) ""' " ir ' s *«? uheci* a
! ! " lifl!t ip-i . • eoucnea t»y &an trancuscon -i"«8L cn-eiiy, me lew-who saw him per- " "" -
Idi l " l
Ina *•*} uneci' ll
c^V.iW-'" coach. Mr. Voyiit. : Tliis year Liiv-'form thouuht hc was one i>r tiic![ !1 , llJfl;ti/ . Indian loam on" to a irln-
.- •]'. '-•'" tilt's" busftball. team,-.vati- couched l.usi. buaeliall p'tiyDrs to i-omu" from' l ' |llUi! v i*-'t"fv »vt«r Poly. The Par-
'-'•^• : - by ^another "top-notch* coach, .Mr.;ihe Indian HcHertation I ! ' |jts l)t ' ilt '• (llV( 'll by 17 to fi-1 thi.«
•A ";. Axi; in cpllt'Ke vplluire'hu he played for _SuntUi
—cim —.nm wnivinv • war.
Clara and'niaik* [III-L-OKSL catclier.
He knows biisobaii t: , ..Racketeers Out for
Mr.Axt intent brins a boaebull , "*f*- i " 1
chnmpionship to Lowell if you come! g Foiirt^P'nhri
out and ehcerjour learn to victory-
a * UUI i e B 220—Ityan i.M). 'Wheeler (L
Vttiueht UA), Fvrantc 'O. C!r,"
(U) 2if
SM—Uo^hn. (M). Ailamnun (B).
Juncjt (Mi. i-offman (Li'. Ram for
All-City
(P). :i0)!«
Fhi. r.owt-l! Vat-sity heat Poly,
iir.-*! iibiue in.the all-eily
"t"
Next Term Vein
-/•up'well.--Drew-Turner. .Mm Konklc,
' Bill Home, Jack Rowel 1. Bill KiniT'
chop, und Bill Morgan nil uecm to . resen-ation tennis tajtn will I
i; be the kind of players a coach
UtfMin KW the ehampionshin not).
,'^-v^Jroams^about.;, ;,They look.for^the Man amith: mM.rtinner up for
^ city-cliampiondhip in their next i°. "iC*
!;wo>'seasons' at -Lowell,-"—•* '!"—
."Remember,': they were" only, soph
1 ? 1 tyt y«r.>nd Suhr has
i\.*p'• it ' There Leave ^"j,
^,, Lovell loaes Ibetie players:-Hercules
MaJekoa. Al Artieres, Sherrman
Sllvn. Hill AilnmL and Paul
Thorou. These \lid their beat to
. brine a champlonahip to Lowell,
but foiled.'It wu theft last aecson
..i. ofbaseball.' •"•."."£ • A
V; You could ihav& helped them J ,. . „ tennis. They nre
h llurrj- Scott. Bob Smlrlu. Lee Brillh
j . ob Smlrlu. Lee Brill-
*rt *rt. Ron R I*on. I Prank P k Wilson, anil
Lindren
-by
t .-'A
-'*_«omine out and cheering them to
1 - c •wodlcjf much more
about Ihesp fellows in t.ho fature. -•
:
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I'M) Kiirh Hiirillcnt—linker (
Mahon t'Lo),.T«
(PI. Hubert hoi. :\G,\
•tiO-liunlcn £ (W); . .Storkmnn
(Lo)^M2s!'
1. (TiO),,., Bcrnnrd
a). Ti'innirlo
X(i. Sold A,nt.
l tk-kt'ls :W.T82 . ?IO.ia6.70
tickers 7,'i:o l200
ik
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—CUR EDITION'—
G. A. A.-Neuters End

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FAKEWELL
TO THE
SENIORS
Volume 87. No, i>
THEJLOWELL
l-»GH SCHOO
SENIOR-
FACULTY
GAME
San Francisco, California, Friday, June M. 194C Founded January, 1898
Election Results in: Dunn Elected President
^ Y j (Graduation to be June 19th; l^ftS*
SLANTi
Ity Dan Slunc
| Election To Be Held
310 Students Leaving Us I On June 14th
iiu< i'i the last time time O " T» • •
this loiumn will be seen armimi the feeDJOrS KeCClVe I
Old Reservation. eservation. It's been fun —.. - ~ **** :
" student here for four .years,
ami Ln more C>.n working »m the
Diplomas on 19th
j By Connie
1 The Opera Houtv will be the
scene of tin 1 Lowell irrnduatinu this •
June liltii. where approximately
. :'/Z5 Lowell boys and girla will ro-
•t'ciye their diplomas. This is the
saviresi number uf students grnd-
:ialiiir siin'i 1 liill, when •!(!(> re-
, tvlvnj their iliplunias. (iratiuatioii
I .•S("t(*s will begin at '2 p. ni.
i : Conduct Important
It ivae »|iitli' an ordeal for Lowell
il» tsv. iit'riai^sinn In use the Opera
I louse fur I lit 1 gradual l»n oxer-
I __—
Winner and Loser
j BULLETIN yice U
I At yesterday's election, Mort
[ Uunn beeamo the new Lowell High
i .School's student body president for
Hie foil term of I94C. Results of
| other contests wore not available
at DTVAS time.
—If
Tuila)' the canidates arc count*
in IT their unose-pimples, biting
j their tounailtt (no fingernails left),
'ami kecking time to the anthem
witli knocking knees. Soon they'll
knew wild the student body feels is
bt:st capable of reprenontinj* Lowell
at'Mt term.
.Mnrl Dunn or Cliesler Stannro
I will Iii> ready to take over Hen
j Maushardt's place an president.
i Mort is a Itijr llrothcr, on tho
j Scroll, and M.>rvi>d an L-J president.
C'liesier hat* been L-3 president,
mi ltie Work L, and 1.10 basketball
team.
Vtfc-I'resiilent Margy Loviner
will aiiliutmeu vithur. Joyce Howcll
»r Vvoile Vny^Hie as her successor.
Joyce is on the Girls' Block L,
and is a Uig Sister.
RIVALS IN THP ELECTION; STILL FRIENDS I Vvetto was vice-prexy of her H-3
er Stanaro congratulates Mort Dunn on bcinr elected student body i^'uss a»d is also a Hie Sister.president,
in (lie June lttth election, I i'eti-r Uanyui'd will leuvu his
"" ' * noto-hnnk
it's* nm'f it is our hope that we will j man. Shawl's hopes foe tho future
lic'uble to come back to Lowell and run along the medical line, with
see him, wt'ti !£ our visit bu many I the ttt.li> of "Surgeon" his final
veare hence. .„ j «°, a l> , . .
V (folding the papor uo?:t year will 'I he History, a review «r Ihc
hi- •K- I'ut.- Kriend, and in _ Iici" „ there | years spent at Linvell by the class
care this 1 j either, loss froggy or Bill Putney.
Students Receive Plans Disclosed ! Joss' activities include belli?.11-3
j n resident,, and member of the Stroll
U. C. Scholarships land Block U
Ity Marilyn Hindu
I ithl in on the Block L and. footi
bullteam.
'makings of a good paper.;r,f June. IWll'r, is in a novel form.
Scholar, ships to the University,
'•\» w wonlVof advice to lier. this j.ns Unite al t' titliuu 111 ' " "
Clifi dd h bi
Tom Trowbridgo cun.gi.-e youj ...iK^'5.^!.Si"5!*. w . lhl ! s DaVC) Scholar, ships to the University, "Turn TrowbridRo can Kt»-e you .{£{ '
fuatn I]MI alii: iJialiL ;i
to have a sternly HUM- i
l '
Rt ' r ^' WllUnm* or Hub Davey
Of California, awarded tin the basis ;( fauts ahmit the Seiiior w i" L« wrenching ormn durini; next
at ifrndi'K. activities itml i-iti'/Piishin. • Pr,i«i," ifiiioiiv yt-Ufd niii 1 l«.l(ivnil- H ^ l "' lint hitdv curd *nlie
*th"* irirls of tho! ^ceivwi by three jjowe!! stu-.editor. This. w't> riincovcrcd aftertreasurer.
ienUami five Lowell alumni. Mr., fmir days uf hunting elsewhere. A.
e!»t'nt a poem
StenheiiH. announced yeiitcnlay. I It took nother two ilayu'lo find
cmnes our fareCvtrlU. I#owell means' •
Studnuts w.'uniiiir the awards ara Mr, riilgo heeaUKe it seems
Senior .Stevens, II-l. Hcg. 100; )u>'s been slightly busy. Thei., one;
Picnic June
1 , is a.member of lhr-utcnnis
'ram and It Jock L. and was Hecrc*
tary of tbi 1.-H clttHS. 1 -
" ' has served Lowell as head
. ,. (1 ,nr ..,„, wnn „. , lor ricnic June 1/V . IFniiKM'Jmte Freemiin, HM, lleg.:dny. as liu was sneaking tn clns8.;>*-':i leader, and " LL-3
president.
S^r'Vr^nVdr^S : - /'-S£-" 8: Kulil AuthaMer k that y j5i[S}I>; ir
' "-». MeK.;w,. slyly tripped him and asked n Oe In Reek- wiJI he'succeeded by
_ "•_•?_i l *SV?«-iJt « 'w Tni*i \y A High .Senior ricnic w'-ll take I'M. .,. # ; him about the forthcomintr Prom.! n "'.» Inman or Uo 1 canjo kwii L0\\ hU, ON TO1 . | , ]l|t](, ,-_ nfc R(irfnXt
- "-' * '
So Urn!,—ln.it s tl;c fimii linriy. j i i f hrh
t !• pcisuti. 'Those . t io do not liavir'-'Olfja IVtroff. January '-1(1. Mnri>'Hl. Miss Dealtrv has been heard assistant yell' leaders now
' i! transprtaih, transpiirtatioh, ' ' may y lyn y itugcrs tf also reviived y u scholar- muttering i; ametbinK something like, "You'd! Youd Unopposed pposed arii Alarta NNacef
- thp GGreyhound h d bbus,
nfter-.xhip tr( the San Franvlsco College think the bids were nylons the way " l ' x ; t Ited and White editor, and Pat
\inuluation rthearcalp.
for Women. pi'ople are luiyinir them." Itut. after! '* riend, nt-xt Lowell editor. ••'
ll d I'
leher, who SL ..
,to be couceriiLd uver ^''.f^cSnd'tion' the condition Graduation Speakers t"o
of her schoul and DO, sitmutlimtr
r about it. . " ,
She came from :St. Paul's 'our
years ago and rill attend Cal upon
graduation. Ueipg basketball man-.
«W and. on the Girls' Block L nr.:'
Whether activities, i
"•A'hat cut y-u int'.H'sted in improving
Ltiweil'J condi.v'jn 7" we
: -.ill. :niswcivd Ti
'£hine at Ceremonies
""1 j;.st LOOKED a! court!" .-,
was her reply.
i n-.v!>ridjrc ,ou\ com- It'-< up (o tiw sludfiitv «»»• Hut
n:inyr aiiproxtmntety :i5u seniors j *« can't grt. vrUmr. beiause this
Iinvu been waiting four years for! 1 "* rontalnt*; a g.-«up of Luwt.Ts
this. (nni-st. wiio a:,, nil eager to sort'o
In case somebody;: y liasnt t heard,!""" hard, represent their school/^ -"•
/Q. the Palace IIotf!«'.vili be
m-^ host to thii hundredf, of I
untniR - Lowt-llitcs this tcrmi L Rally Today;
Mai Huberts' orchestra will! Seniors Bid Far^Well
them dancinr;. :
Fl* nn Hoping to I lly'Al Knrstensen
Rpt-;re U^r Can ''"''ay is (lie Uw Day—thp day
Ketire —• Mer car (?ll. rh(),c whoi>1 naH Vaiifd nil
, . , , —, . ,' • „ . . , i term for—Senior Day. •'
^JS/SStlS^pEdf- K 'Z i „ Ajj Uje b^ part of Senior Day
Millions Starve;
Help Save Them!;
....'' "y Koy Schwab ;
• , jliiv»' you donated to the f^otl
tlr'.tc f«i- wi.»r-»nrn tHUutrivs? If
riot, it's up tu you tit help put Lowell
OVLT the lop.
•. Dm Mr.us:mrdt. student body
, prcsWcril. received word of this
cily drive pud bus tried to arouse
intctst in the Lowcl! ntudents I)onationH
«r cans nf food will'gladly
lie a«riitwli--The food will be collided
Iroi-i th" rugistries and rep-
, rcscntatlvcK will take H tu the
: nearest fire station, where it will be
aOdivervd to (he starving peoples
>orihe world.V. " "' " ~'- ".' " '•"
v 'This .drive, is beings carried oii
tfirnujthout the school system and
- ;l f
lu"lun im» the
iSfS
w
nim lift tp ri«ht: Melt Tnlttnan, Frank Wolff, Olftu Smirnofr. Tom
'd. and Sliauii Holman. '
Senior Day 'take a sneak, but if caught, he'll
^ jhavL' tu dn some fancy sknting.
* Barbara Uchtensteiti • will be
It.-J..c Karp I there with Ward, The Gunner, fol-
%e school with the greatwit Amount
\>\.-ll that certain day is hen»j;oWiilir |lor like the lamb in that
wins. U-t'tt net going! I'ui Lowell
'aiii; Nope! Not Senior Sneak! old
Wan!
poem.
followed
'Specially
her home
tho
one
second
day,
on lop In the Food Drive! ^
Which was against the rule, ';
But all he had a chance to do,
Mr. Monroe, "because of a lack some of our friends Wan sit around and drool. -,.
gf financial backing," will fiend wear ear on Sonttfr So Day. y
Shaun Holmnn'H HolmnnH ! bru^Rinfr bu^Rinfr p.bout p.out
?l* ainhmer in his own backyard First,Jwo J overhear Harvey Kent, his new su hih i k
•ittering about with brush and
who was doing his elbow .bending
hammer.
:\WA at Doulder. He'd like to like a suit!
! CALENDAR
June 14—Senior Day. v
Jane 14—Final Elections. ''C
•hmv M—Block-L Itill/. ,"
June 14—Comimv of New l*upilB.
--• -
June 17—Graduation Hohcorsats.
- -• •"
June 17—Senior " Picnic at
Fairfax. •:;,;/ --.n.-
June 17—Senior Report
- June Cards. 19—Graduation* > p.t'Qp-^
- era-Hquse.--'
t which fits him like a
•'love.- Top bud it doesn't fit you
; , and at it many nniKtunccTnents will
to the Sierras, ami r£|
^" -'I
June 19, Wednesday night— j
Senior Prom at Palace, i
Hours 9:12.'- , ;• -, -.,]
Junc'/SO^l—Now Progrpm; j
Minimum School Days. I
Juno 22—Summer Vacation \
Starts. •• •" !
Iw made «on«nilnir noxt'tem:
ljiNation in the Derkelcv hills will > "-w low frcKhmen ,'inil sopl-of
; !! Y.zv vacation days IF AIIU g«U| m ?f« wi ", JWJB« -I^twcil bv. Ihw
tlrnsc tires - -• rnlljr. »s the day }f tin- Filock L
~— i lluliy '.s n!*'ay» set nslde an vbttt-
'?ng day for future. LowcUttvx.
| For high oeniors the Block L
Rally- means unyine-goodbye »p"
I^owell. iiii- Etudfillt iHiuly President 7}-'
Ben Maushardt\B'V.CR the- formal
j fiircwc!! s|»c-t!irh rtr the grndu^ing
fchi!«!t. Foe them tt will .be\'Iheir
last I.o.vetl rally. ;/,- ^
The new mrmberH oV the Scroll
ndn Shield will tie announced along
with the new ltn»i*' Diwk L and
fJirlrt' niacfc L numbers. C. A. A.
award .winners and.moat:important ^
n?< Jill, the student body officers "
tii' the.next tcrm..-falia9l6. -c
Between the ; fcaPinwBB of th& "
meptine; will be varloiiR. eiitertalnttnent
fcaturinir s3mii'*cC Lowell's • '•':•
jtitobt talented students..
] Much crwlit. *s du? to iiio Rally
I Committee boys-for--mokinc tills-
-nlly^a success, a-*" 1 let's have oil
vou

TWO
So Long, Old Brick. Building
As we, the spring class of 1040. finish writing
our Last Will and Testament and cast our votes
for the cutest couple, we arc reminded that we
will be here for only a few more 'lays. Memories
flash through our minds to form a picture of the
past four years.
Wo remember that lowly feeling we had when
we entered Lowell ar> freshmen; the vigor that we
put into the search for the swimming pool; the
excitement for our first championship and the
traditional many more; the cunning of our first
cut and the heartbroken expression on our faces
the time we received that first cut slip; anil then
as we grew, we noticed the way the freshmen
got smaller eveiy year.
Yes, there were many memorable moments
that filled our termshen—the court rallies and
dances; the rush to the dog houses; the many
= class eventr: and the football games, biuttcetball
games, track-and swimming meets, and all the
other sports events that filled our aflernoone.
And then, by pome of us, those afternoons
were spent in other ways; the quiet hours of meditation
in Opportunity Class; and the ones when
we kept appointments, perhaps, at China; and far
more remote affairs that when nut together make
up ur pnrt of the famous Lowell tradition.
The teachers were (rood to us here, that ie,
most of them to most of us; and we thank them
for their grief and will remember them.
'And always will we remember Lowell's Mr.
Stephens. A man whose »milc and und"r»tancllnir
personality will live for a thousand years through
us, oh whom he has made an indelible impression.
So, In the future; when we read about Lowell,
forever on top, wn will say. "Oh, yes, I remem-.
iw»r Lowell way back in 1046; s«nr, I went there."
Then once again nil these things will HUBS through
our mint's. "
Good things, bid things; hapi'iy tnings, sad
things—all were pnrt of Lowell, and so wci-u we.
TOM TROWBRDIGE.
Senior Prophecies
Time ifi an important clement. (Newsweek is
O. K., too.) The calendar, press deadlines, and a
certain editor of a certain so-called high school
newspaper r.nrt his bright checrfu! ideas of killing
a story and then reassigning it in the next breath
—all-*hr.;>sing for toothpaste
adds: Barbara Swadlcy: hand model, of Chen Yu
poiisii; Benny and Betty Taylor still deny they're
'each other; Jane Freeman."n missionary in Slam;
^ (Tt.rn to last column bit this page)
cxjKsriuwi vttioa.
H. 8. S. A. UemUra Fr«
LOWELL STAFF - J
EDITOR.....
- ....,., UAN' STONE
w^o^>~~—n;—i Un Collins
1News FeahireEdito
Girls' Editor....-_....;^t./. Sporta;
_ Hcnrv Stein
iFeahire-Editors.J'ntFriondantlCffrolyn CiltiM
Circulation'Manager. .^im Mayerhorer Kuward
Girls' Exchange............^—--1HU—:.Carm«n Sporta;£.._•;- :cuMti Castillo
ni_.TImc«^Reprc«:ntativc Dan Dohertv. Smith
Bart
J
inte .; _ ;£Jim Bob Myrhorer Hitchcock
PhotoitrotVr. ......... ,,,...Eoh. Hertxstifn
REPORTERS , '
•tt . •; , ' Jw,,,'
Murk Knmnlti
He ny Schwab
-DwlKbt- Wilbur n -
THE LOWELL. FIIIHAV. JUNE U. 194]x, wowinjr them at.China Beach;
Conni 'Stone, with an improved disposition; Peter
Sommcr fsee him.for n bar permit); Kent Stow,
r. second Einstein; John Morse, a mattress tester;;
Virginia Lee, as lovely A smile, as-over; Rosemary '
Bloomgardcn, nritmincnt' horticulturist: Barbara
Rlytlic, has lost her spirit; Lillian Stcnc, luckily
no relation to D. S. ~
Mnson Kicii is a social parasite; Phil Rich is
i'cniiilc.«ti; Chester itowell is a P'lblrafier; Kathy
Allen is K. T. Storent the Second: Lou 3.intlea,
underworld gangster: D»Ug Blnckic, a public IIhrarinn;
Enid Arata Is an exacting English
tenchflr; Barbara Rochforte, better known as Cement
Mixer; Ilcib Campbcll.a taxi driver; Ruth
Aufhauscr, n Ixtwell linrarrnn: Jonn Wilshire is
the rwner of a hotel: Joan Boisseree is the Ier of the Portland Chamber of Commerce; Joan
Smith, second Helen Wills; Pat Stanfelil. Ce«hmore
IN'(J.; Merv Sillierbcrc;. Exalted Ruler of the
Elks; Vic Fischer, seenrut Rube Goldberg; Tom
Fee, Weinstetn's genurol iKanaccr; George Stevens,
hiir Ipiiffue baschall manaffur; Lou AronEan-
Lowell footbnll conch.
.!.«• Sd'ivani, tlcalor .suuri-nic; Paul Thurau,
gumc warden at Boulder Creek: Jack Braun.-director
of Grattan Playground; Dallas Brock, canatin
of the Pinocehlo hot shot?: Frank Wtplff. old
man before his age: Elly BetBchart. who cares ,
Pete Ganynrd. owner of the Olympic Club: Jane
Fisher. Lana'n buddy fBoihscrec): Clyde Henry-is
ffaturftii; n well-worn block.
Kd Cay is still 11 playboy: Lnvernc Benstock,
iit-tress extraordinary: Pat O'Reilly, San Francisco
nolHical lioss; Roean Norwit, a joker: Poohne
Whitvhenn. LOUCIIR Parsons the second; Jeff
Dcwht'rrv. the cosmetic king: Dick Marracd, '
ronrh of Mission Ilifih; Emil Rnfetto. the R. 0. _
T. C. instructor at Lmvoi!; Put Berkitley, still go- ~
inp.around with Joe Stewart; Nancy Cartman,
"till tcking care of her "Old Grandnr:": Glenn Hlttk>.
the crenernl of thn Nnciimal Gu.ird: Barbara
Cohh, a fnmoUK Drondw«y nctrcss: Phillys Slack." " ~
old maid with Irene S'w: Nancy Harrfcon, chamiifinmc
nucen of Napa Valley.
Cnrnl'tw Southard, still tlio jiiuc; Don. von
^eJdern and Paul Borgcrot, coroners: Conchita ;
Romo. South America!*'cutfo; Mare; LovJner and
Pete Lavman, still gome steady; Reed Karri*.
»n officer of the* law; Betty Fcnster, still blushing-
Jim E|lett, celeb-ntiug ]»:•« twenty-second
wcddinir anniversary: Mogens - Norager,' 1 enlisted
in the U. S. Army; AlvinCnburi, a band leaden r^-i
Dolores Conner, utili'coing to the University of :
Oregon; Rod' Duncan, professional dancer: Art •-
IjiPedis, used furniture dealer: Bev Haddleson,
flum Inc.; Betty Ifucrseh. featuring a feather bob;
Jonn Hull, psvchintriM: Ro«« M»rio Koninir* nrt
editor Hanwr's Bazaar; Virginia Hoyt, second Miu ^.
Scott: Sophia Dell 'Orfo. public contortionist (den- -';
tist): Glndys Bryant, an educator; Marian liollierv^.^
•v^itine for tho doctor to come home; William -^
Atislen. doctors Pete Eordcgnrny ou*ns the City ~\
of Pnris. "• ;
Jack Navarro. a new'-screen Navafro; Thomas •'•
.NUon. still hard tu net; Dick Olson conducts the — i
Standard Symphony; PatrO'Roillv, captain of the _ ;
Mnryiora; Milton Ror.?ch: J. A. G. United States
Armv; Sherman Silva, mcujigcr of the Now York
Vnnfccw Mnrfthnll Zcnioni wild cossack; Corinne
Clirfc/Mra. Wm. Wriglcy;, Marian .lorcensnn, skU, ;
Heil: Yvonne Mirtin. successor to Helen Haves: •?;
Sandra Hoffman, Mildred I'earco Tearooms Inc.;
Orace M^cCngUe. nnrtne- of Sandra Hoffman:
it Mitchell, Clare Bnoth Luce the second;
Molinari. sincerextraordinarv: Dixie Lee
m&
_,To now
! trade
.iboes.
;hotdo)
iitoea
and
M.lier s
; conduct

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Hi
Will nnix «fc
(Continued From Page Two) ictoua BreaWmt Club dougouta to
Joan BobMcree leaves all her(whoever
finds them. To Shirley
extra padnimo of t Mta Cook ROCS Clara Ervin's collection
Le Settr. Uarlene Merrill will in- of scarfs and wonderful leaky
bfrit Marian BoUler>i memories of swimming caps. Joan Evera leaves
their BETTER days. Velerie Booth : the first seat in room 328 to whom
birrs to Olive Blisa her dancing , aver is fcolish enough to want it.
•hoe* and the family of mice in her ! To.n Fee leaves his posters to
fas* at the "music campus." j any freshman who wants them. To
! Bobbie Ware, Betty Fenster leaves
John Bowes Has NothInC I*ft
woSeJ^^
but out clarinet to
sician. Carmen ME,
. . „_ __._ J the btencu-
la anJthur one who doesn't ing that Mr. Felling wants Jone to
that you can't take it with you. anyone who wants to get out of a
Gladys Fagin gets Nancy Cart- few classes. Joan Gidalnga is takraar.'B
ability to cub. Milt Cerfing
it all with her.
leaves his gun! grades to Frank Nancy Dean Gill leaves to Bill]
Carmen Castillo eoes
aiffd' bli t
Catherine
tut MJss Helen Glover wills all the fun of
Kight-singinj; in the GleeClub to
vuccessfully - '• un Y meaning freshman, EUie
: Barbara Cobb wills to Joan Hut- Grant leaves her gym suit and
-> to her silver plated naio, /or good. J"iy addles lu Luliu SuvlUe md,
conduct at Lowell. Rosalie Co-;J°e>» HutW; 3*** Grupo leaves
bientz leaves the information ^at'to any freshman her place in the
^her hair Is a natural red. Marian ! KXm office.; Bill Haack's ability to
Conn k»ves her charter member- cut classes goes to Kenny Flowers
ihln in the Breakfast Club and On- lltl " Tom Greek Glafldde*. Joan
.portunltyCUssto^crcousuvMar-;Hall wills to Miss Scott a rubber
vin. Len CoLilna leaves hla post as• pillow, James Thurbor, a. new backpresident
of the C. S. F. to Sid' Bcratcher. and a few cloUies pins.
Loune. and all his girl friends to I Doug Hanson leaven his dirty i
., .-/ Jack Hendricks and Al Williams,. ram nwks to Bill Myers. Reed
! -'/ who. he says, probably won't know j Harris wills to Frod Fields his Cu-
- ' what to do with them (EUJtor's l' u n cucumber holder, as ho win
'' note: We didn't know you were ao Probably need It more than anyone
smartLen.) Barbara Cook, leaves, else ct Lowell. Nancy Jean Harthe
library with all her love to Irison wills to Joyce Henry her place
Nancy Oakes. Ileen Cook leaves her' in Mr. Monroe'? office. 2nd period,
place at Lowell to some unlucky I To Yvette Vayesie, Beverly Hartitudcnt
coming in. Dolores Cooper! man wills all thu ov«rduo library
villa to Dot Fim. her ability to slips for books she hasn't sot To
Do im yToy
Bob Matheny noes Joan Harvey's
sneak out at lunch time. Ed Coy Bob Matheny ffoea Joan Harveys
isn't leai leaving anything. hi
wond wonderful memories of her senior
Carolyn Crane wills to Bobble year.
Ware all the good luck charms she's' Ch Claire Anne Heller wills to any
used, even thuugh Bobble probably freshman al! the hours she hasn't
won't need them. Ron Crawford studied. To all future dramatic
leaves to Marts Nagel all the wor- students. Irene Hcnniger leaves the
ries of the Red and White. ^ Lowell stage: It may be small but
Connie Cross leaves her place on . Clyde Henry wills his ability
The Lowell staff under Mr. Patter- to fa!!, off street cars to Milan BA-
nmt Higgin loaves er na
who wants it (Ahem, Captain the absentee list to
her buddy,
Juck!) Audrey Davis leaves hcr Carol Spitser. who she is sure wi
nper-dnper deluxe i& cent mirror apprcciutui*. .»n-i. hot day. Merrill
to any dtierving frosh. in return Hill leaves to anyone who likes
fcr aU the hooks that have been I them a large bowl of junket ami an
THE LOWELL. FRIDAY. JUNE 14. 1946
m*
i%
• ^ TEEPEE
TATTLE TALES
The end of the terra has finally
c me, and with lithe Senior Edltl

LAST W I
N D TESTAMENT
to anyone who Stnnfield bequ»Uwg to Marilyn
:
(Continued From Page Three) one battered
ous. He leaves his gym socks to Bd Brandt, B
Frank Wolfe, his powerful build to Schnelaer
Frank Wilson and John Lynch bottle
(there's enough for both), bis
knowledge to Mark Kasanin, and
his iishtog pole to Ron Leon, fienn
Langner leaves his wrestlini
to Duaban Boreta. For all
boys. Art LaFedls leaves his loud
voice and ability to be thrown out
of the library. Gas La Rosa, bavins
worked hard darine the basketball
season, has nothing left to
leave.
Barbara Lawrence wills to Beverly
Br.nunett her cabin at Boulder
CCreek k eU
JK •Sll ¥¥ ever nil?)
bottle to H o e y W e ;
pares of physics notes to the most
Jean Kiaton wills her dismissed i*
fifth period to anyone with Mr.
ytning that term with Frank MartelL Murray
with it John Lawson is leav- j Nackord wills his old worn-out Gl-
" - - Kuitla Jumbo Marble Handbook
1 omlcii le
' w h
Karpeiutein'a okay. Irene Steen g• fl '""t« iit,
and is nbletoS
leaves a bottfo of Brorao-Seltxer to
gy
Putner. who ^yfl! need it for
nil his bagjrigo
hungry boys to drool upon.
Sally ally Stephens Stp wilis H2O2 SSSSSMS
John Morse wills to lii« toy in
to Carol Spitxer—and S p eher p pink , lo hU kid s)it«r. PegntiBZ?
LoweU with the fastest car his
shire to anyone who h needs d it. i (Edi-
ory or four mtaiSyea? iSyea
parkin* place on Grove street.
tor's note: Now we know!) George j
Dank Mullowney wills to Herb Ze-
Rose Uyeda
„
Stephens leaves all the broken bats, i all the Amazons wilts nt LowelL her
vas one pair of brass knnckles so
tort balls, and 100 run (for the jValde*ph0 leaves 'ir3S
hetl be able to hold his own next who wants ft
i lL M athletic equipment Allan Rup-
other ride) Lowell bwrball games nn the freckles she
precht wills hi* nickel-platud, pearl- to ary "ballplayer" who wants the court. To Bev
Lowell-The hopes. Marion Layhandled
.45 to Dimitri Cyin. Tot- them. Jack Stewart will* his art Valmassy wills a bottle
of snowing everybody under to j and household «"M>nia.
is leaving memories of herself
suo Sakakura wills hie gym locker
twin piped muffler. Bill
can stand It, Ann Le Danx loaves
her trouble in opening lockers. Bar- Joanna Kakamura wills her ambara
Lee leaves to Joan Cane one bition that gets her nowhere to any Reya Saper leaves Sid Loupe aUigkLh leaves—through cowriDidT'stofra the dcor. thriviniF To Bob I Turner's "Gl to anyfool
has hi* hair all cut off.
worn, tired, gym suit; to the suc- down and out freshman. Isanra the pine pong tables around LowelL i^£-5f i&Wta .SSL* «?"\»r« dcr Mehden bequeathes
cessor in locker 1688, one genuine Nao wills his place in class to any
!ege of handling- cut dipt leventh
de luxe hanger, probably tfie only sleepy student who wonts to dream
one of its kind in LoweU. nbout his future graduation. Vfo- Schmelzer Schmelxer wills to Effle Preovolas to Mm!cent ihnMn the several do- Pfiriod. to Bud SchneideVVn!. »
Icttc Neldeck leaves he.* pompa- their half rym locker for as lone
entail! Earl Mowrop filU hdr
caved oranges and other tempting
dour to any freshman who wants as she will be in Lowell. Reny
to the back seat of Don von G4-
freshman the privilege of notclean- it. Tom Nilon wills his power of Schwab bequeathes to Catherine dcllsacles delicacies to be found fo In their lockdera's car.^with th^ reminder to
ing his
er. Conn! Stone
yean. doing homework past midnight to
to
Anne Lehmann leaves aU the anyone who can't stay awtJce. Sa-
long hours she spent waiting at the di*ro Koguchi wills her seat in Miss
bond counter to anwne who likes Men&injc's class to anybody who ol their locker.
to stand nw a radiator and wait
To some poor Hacker. Pan Stone jWhitehead wflls the gym suit she
ikbs to Moegens Noreger CWw Schwortx wills to, Jean, i ,etWthV job (Edltor'ii note: And
(Editor', note: The certain boy who leaves alliftt personal property. Fowler Mrc Baker/s good will, and
always used to show up late won't
that's NO
wings and bottles included, to %ny to Mary Ann Sloane, Mr. Polland'a
btt there any more.) Barbara Lleh- freshman who can match his CUT- good disposition. Peter Schwant
tenstein is • t •• t ALL with her. TING. Roean Horwitt leaves to wilt to a-iyone who wants it his
John Ulicnt._ nthes a whole Joan Glazcr the comnanv of WHma good will (extreme) with Mr. Har-
sltw of smoke to be used on Jelllr.* and Lcnore Smith. To Jim ris. To Bev Schmercr goes Gladys
anyone except . Mr, to any- Skidmore, Dick Olson wills hia Schwarzcnbach'a prize Frank Sina-
one who wants them. Mr. Bony parking place, with the proviso that tra picture. Doug Scovil leaves
has his share) Winifred Lilly"" UUy wilfi «— Jim stay lay away from vou
tnow
a will to Kffie Preovolos, that she who. (Editor's note: No'we don't.)
will not be lonesome while she Shoji Ono. havintr jciven his all to
trudges through ti» halls of Low- Mv. Barnes in physics DX fourth
ell without said Winifred. Gerry ncriod, hasn't got anything left
Lore wills to Loufte Hanford her Bryan O'Reilly (Edito's note: Oh,
drawer in Mr. Monroe's office, and —""** leaves his car to his brothto
Helen Jacobs her gray, glamor Uie note that there is a
sweater. Liane Lorenxini leaves sixty dollar repair bill that wilt
fc> lidi' NMUT, Marie, the pin-up pichave
to be naid tp the garage.
ture of "pop" in "RonenkavalierJ'
Bobbie Orlob leaves (o Clalie
Margaret Lovinor leaves the fun Murphy a cvtaln group of boys ad-
of planning rallies to the next vicemired by both. (Editor'* note:
prexy: she also leaves tho micro- Who? Us) "
phone po which was always too high
for " her. " Mary Lowe " leaves " tvesawam- a warning
to ill: "Beware." Joan Lynch
leaves the memorandum
i
tht»t
(hut
everyone
should always, always (always,
that oiieghotild is), chew always,always gum in Miss (a Le
Seur*0 doss, becansa Miss Le Sear
likes it so much.- Carol Lee Lyon
wi'ls all her old report cards and
cut slips to UIL- Sunset Scavenger
Company. To Dlone Rose or anyone
else who U always dieting Hel-
«ne Magner wills her many fruit
Un. Hercules Ma!ek0i leaves all
fef* sports wear-in the gym, so his
kids will use iwv ,'•'•
,. Dick Mcrracq wills his great uall
playing ability (which no on« rec-
•gmxes) to lun Flowers. Yvonne
Martin wills to Yvette Vayssle nil
the ri*hu u men that she cooldnt
jeet/r (EUtor*« note: The-menur
the rights?) Yvonne's seat in the
court gvoe to Jean Fain, Jan
Brickie, Jane Luban. Corinne Jot
jceuon, and Darlent Mflt.-iJl.
.> BOD Maoihardt leave* to AI Williams
his "elastic cloth bound" book
on "How To Win Fenale Friekds.
Jim Msyerhofer'leares his abilit
( nnd Janet Simon shared aU term to
oke. MHI!) of being edi- Janet; and to Roby Goldstar tba
tor of The LowclL
cut rlijm that Pauline never rot
LIIHnn Stone leaves to Zelda Jonir Wllf hire wilU her plS In
Stone the ability to have her hair the dirt dit of f th*> th St. St Francis F i PJd Biding
combed before rerfotry. Kent Stow Academy «Uuies to any unforat-
It all with him! Joe Sturla ""to freshmin who decides tJ tike
to "Lefty" Rowell a | bareback rWIng next term. Shirley
u&iSi??&>J2S*EvJ?\.& Uld tests slid cut slips in his locker, j WHO?) Mary . WooUridg* W
needs It badly, and his trcck thoes Conmielo
what's
with tho wings on Uiera to Ken bequeathes her dirty
Foiir. Myron Segal leaves to all suit
j Frank Wolf will* to Bill Xeff'aD
freshmen liis passes to get out of Bob Swingley leaves his
ft fputr cperiod. id
tlon at the "Jewel" to any fresh-,
' Gloria S Irarcs her
jit • io an _
it . Evelyn" Eyn Seiert Seifert leaes leaves to Jou Joan I Fflueger g the j job of f caring g and f Uwmv wmv before fourth period. JUBM
Klinkom oil her high school wo>losing, as he has done for Jackie Won* W gives Ms M T«fro* f Ltrli l (the
. - -„-,- -»-< ries and and pleasures. pesures. Anna Serexlls Darling. g Ilarbara b Swadloy Sy leave* l* vo hJSt oaSrlie has) to Albert LmC
) Joyce Prderson wllb wills all her not so »ood »;ood grade grades t to Marion Bhx*tt her ability to JC«t
T £ i f i
Holmes on oW. beat out, Harry CoU's, so ht on bapon Mong with Earl Moscrop and to
pair of harlequin sun gli Lee them. Eileen Shapiro leaves to Ian Cooper, her ability to get along
?5 l \ Kt S 7% hta ^ alne Arons her oW econ,,bt»ok if • ?ab Tallman leave» his senie of
M«y ^ find n bet\tr Klalnc can Had lU uiul hat two-
humor io Min H.irrison and Air.
'piece gym suit on*! one gym shoe" h""" Monroe. Uid his position as "one of
Marilya Perry wills her ability to Joanne Sussklnd. Igor Sharonto
cut fifth period lunch to Bev off to jtomo sad soul leaves his old
th« boys" to Sid Loupe. Melvfn
Scltmlrer. (Editor's not: Why cut keds that took him all tho way
Tatnterg leaves his hrll locker and
lunch?) Lou Picetti leaves ha gift fam junior high and get bim funk In .t to J*cV Htglcy. To Bill
of gob to any freshman who needs A in gym. Barbara Sharp JeavM
-Curiey
it and everything eke to his sister, her ability to pass econ. to any
Sally. Elaine Platt wills her locker freshman lucky enough to nt *
and pictures to Norma. Charbot,'and neat In the back. To M Cvr, Vance
all ine bottles of hair laquer to Ar-Sheffey leaves the ability to get
dene Llneer, and says* "wear ft In four blocks and onlv WMT Um*
1 - Feillng. Benny Taylor
leaves dome ribbonn for his nair
Friekds.
leares his> ability
to get mwfcj (D and F) to
-the baU Joe Hatfer. Jack Me-
Csffjey, luves es M» stolen dgorotte,
fifth' fh period, to 2Cen :"Sharke/
Flowers C MC
t
-. ..JIs her locker freshman ^luclcy'enough to get *\ Keggv Trowbridgfl has the success I and help k
and plctu.es to NormaCharbotTand neat In the back. To A1 r«r, Vance' her biother had at Lo'HI. Paul
Flowers. Craco McCague WUIB her
plscs on the "21" to Delia Re
and her seat in any of to Mr^ Delia W ReeM
l e seat in any of Mr^ Williams
classes to Jean Wagner. Slesnor
KcCuUough wiUs to Norman Welsh
rood luck in cuttimr mr daaseo.: daaseo. Mary ary
Mconald nald lea^» to Joan J Jago her h
ability to get A's from Miss
•ttitimtie Uesky and Sunla o
wicz bfir ability to get to school
time. Emmett McKowen wills ^t
ability to g«t. jJtralaht "A" to anyboi"
who needs ft and hi
enough
~-B«b~ Meeney wills the
Latin cltai'Jfr. CaniTud « !„«
jf jmies B
man. (Editor'* not Didn't
the Emancipation Proclamation,
Bob?- ,jToa-«no?r,:yild report
ft^ Information. CaroBie 1 LYcirrled the boards hack to Loir- isceh* features. :From ,
HI. vUen
court
(hey decided^
with them,i
bulM
The
.'there
I tlr« i*irt«
were
all
enow*,
the red ^»y
tond?.*.
i -u ^ *••
IT
"
'Southard leaves all the
juit di »t •» lt ««me: their little nearis d** 1 In handy. „ .
"^.
w i They worked like beRvers.
ai«riinnule, the owner returned !*oon all thdr'ittiats
irora the Last to move Into his dition. Than ai
nice, new ho«ie. Imagine his thought hit them,
-mawanent at finding a nice, new,; to lead the sone* for"
JoundaUonand that's alL H« imer « was » cinch the,
£W rKOfrntze his buarCb, and since;never learn them, no
'» the head*eh^-l r had ms orance, he got himself ai(lh«n a ttudenl) wan —-
- at SwelaoN.? Ui Mr * newe , 1 > nome - But this time J ileeted to enlighten the
Lydla Potter StSf PM *°? 1 } 1 > r -Bu.
supervised the jnbJbodr. Cowplele wl»h •«*y
otier. rut He watched e*wy day^ inspected (Continued on Page Fiw>

Do Dates
No?....,.
THE 1.OWEI.I, KKIIIAY. JUNK 14. 1946
^p o^ Characters Around Lowell
In devotinc this edition to the
their like*, dislikes, and
SuTthcv choose to clean l out hi their
taker (they call it -willing** the
tmiten'.s to the unsuspecting
tinuil. *- l Virginia
; "1 Just low harobunrcr!*
-« freshmen have be—
f4it in the cold. They rea
!£re » break (I ion't know „_,
^ i guess the *irtor ievls sorry; i»n jnffico worker.
1 was the;
She plans to go
Bob Tollman
He Mould have liked to meet Ber-
Senior Shows Talent;
''-- Hollywood for Joan
It'*, nut everyday you '&&- tn in-
Olga Smirnoff lerview Jmtn HoiaMree. Hit after
• • . ,- *.,—..ir i mypelf to the MMen,
I
Approaching pica Smirnoff, Smir a eomered WM Vr ._. ._ In 4,v.,_ front „. of ,,„ h*r 4CW rcr:
Jondc.' jmH began to feuh qwiitiota at h*r.
_., what- jnxn clalrax swimming her out-
-, , . «. being it>- *trnd:ng rport: dancing her favor-
(fondltcmewed. The usual option wa*' ite inrtime. Whfa wfcec her Lobt),
the picture. *The Lost i answered soon enough cs she! ny,
•taten-ents by seniors are not ad* jerny tabbT;" (cat. that is >. named
, inembr 1 have been filling a
quick-
'ut just irtt'dlcnts and opin- Gravel G'.-rtie, and cjillsd U. G. for
client.*"
|
hacquaint
you with the perils
an.i stubborn. In Uie next brvathj On inquiring furtWr, she mplied^'w^jiout bwhttlon. and with %
i short.
firit J?"
iof
r
most
h
-ce, site described
: V i r s r i n i-,^^
a* Bob Hto
have to be
)soMitt; was the Mcond lime
t reme
"^ *
f
he " Iovwt any does. He • Here ML LO>
" it She to
looking, sincere, Uwd in drama and wu one of the
and with an" tll-around good per-Jstan, in the term play, "Clarence."
!„—1;._ jshe enjoys this field verv much .
an.1 says it'« lots of fun. t" „„
e _ r *
a nice time,* and
Hts hidden talent In emptying' ,?.
Connie Cross—"Someone stepped
- •!.* nkirt of my forma 1 j
, and torn While Khe found it hard tST re-(tsk.
tsk.) Ho never rrmcmbcrt'Kf ?L
: member nay dWikes. she likes *ll
off!"
owell thincs. cashmeres, the
LenColHns—"I didn*'/know what
a J£ » mhM y «« an *«-jand thepicturVW displayed**
his locker combination. demic course, -number of his . swdto* Milton
Feeling in a generous m»od, wo! "Not a 'Brain*" Lew!*, a talent acont from Pa*ngnve
him an Ideal day to "gad. I When asked what she disliked, mount Studio*, noticed it and It.-
ap! 1
Dick Stflff—"I didn't get jimitc.- •• •-• •-• »•- .«...«.. ....^ - -—-; - —y.,~ Ti ";: —i T \> r « icimcu, uvmic cauru a in*in, .une was siaiea ior scsraom. Joan
til|3! the following Hoonf ronnecUon? ;jun with some fdlu laUlduiner, because r really dont think I am, will iMve for Hollywood thin wn-
KiUiy AllrAT* 1 wore saddles.| Anjr_wor^^food j» to Jw liking. time^ After *^£J T ^*JE, onc - •»«. (In fact, JiV lik« what jwi
magaxtne, und
t- jluwt» "Aiuldauf—"The rirl'si«»'l everythlnir," '"rntioneil dri. and cot homo ati^ 1 !.*.**..^ 1 ^".*?" 0 .;. 1 !? ..^r. ma>Oe •»«» «T you wiBti>
nJJS %*llowney—"I wan npotted
on a s»/*et car by a prominent
U«el'/ coach, who thouRht I was
oat vlth my mother!**
fit Stanfictd — "Etttlnt* with
crnpsticks!"
:;;/Biiriiira" /Bh Ijtwrencc—"He was a
fno nyem. to ^ any uit(,r.-. t .
Busy I»oe I Walking auny she murmured, j senior decretf
Huggetl individuality, and lots, oiV'This sure wiw ,\ surorisc." • Sons Till
Intcn-uptiona remind us of inter-!f»n are what to enpect from the! ' B
Bob Swingley
g Ry nir clasn secretary, forw*ri on j
fi fiHit, bluc-eyeil, senior cl«ss treas-1 tho Hehl-vptirhls, worker In Miss I
Hnim.n
.•icwing Hob Swlngley, the blonde;senior clns« secretary, forward on j
urer with the TAN. The ffollowing, g Harri«ons Harri«on's office, of and member of
dil i l f h |h I
enough.
riolman
put up with is a when snmple ktliititr« of what gvt Bo-;t_h«y wc|ihc Rlrn-k dll turn I., out to be that one
BCT lUrtman—*'I was dressed In | Jn"^.
foot Bfnoh. hnzL-l-cved, brown •
hcrhand^hesl clothes .. . we went) ]icrKen>t: "Swingie>;'s hcinf >-! hni'rrd'fe'iia—'nameiy. Boh Taiiman.
I U-rviuw ? 7 ? Soy, Bob, tell her
H«k Malekos—"I copped m:ahout the drowning girl you rcsnwak.
(Stood ner up!) \vwA at Balboa beach!"
Cla'n; Ann He er—"I lost my jint.v favorite expression is
kfy and had to climb in the win- -What a fiizerl" He REALLY
dnw! 1 Come on. all you wnJtirs. let*^
-No! No! Not him i aafcninr
yelled j «•n readinar u good book and Fry" then. But now vou're thr
Sumpitl. MW hnn been didn't have time to run away, she "Bitf-Witrs in the Wir-Wam.**
Wstorian wan fonreii to Interviev one-half, «u Was Wondei^ul TbM.** the
of the famous >amnus Holman iioiman lirothcr» uminen,, ^i nf { tests, night* ii of f cramming. b
Jagain. * Shaun is an old friend oft,n(1 ,),- U(niai nleadinr'with pl«4Inrith tea teach-
* C"cs for aporW, is forward in uur
tho Maff ly now. He alwan does !} *„ ^ S card JS3JS« dayg< «Don.t «nJ*u.
Reya Saper— "The fcMa came to!Vars[t>:. on track, swims and enjoys
Unniflhinc stupendous just in time •
call for me on a.Wcj'cie
ia imod vamc of pool. His amhi-
] for the next issue of The Loweil. '•
Tom f h "
• tion is to crow a beanl.
wouldn't kiss me!
Cerf, with camera: "Hold it!"
(Wo obligingly crosit our eyes.) Seniors' Ideals
' He likes «lvepmg. milk'Shakc*,
; "Till w« »kf'At^inr when
What Is a Narghile? .South So* dances. Hates walking
ChoMen Class Essayist ,we hear that **A«Wai» fkrenad*,*'
For the Future
l to echool, kids leaving games when
TMn time, Shaun has been "Here We Go Aaain*T-with the
: Secret Is Revealed! we're Itchlnd, and tot* much lip*
rhns*n as class essayist. He uses latest "Talk of the T.ovra.
'stick. (On bnys or girls?) He's Chr\n KtK-kos:
:
,' von hnvo »i>en n fii«-»' M1H
activities in a Ion* Wei flea been;up, Gunw the>1l > irolna- stead/
«*retarvoftheSw to swim." a violent shaking he finally woke
JOSS Wnf\rt'Y> ••nnm it" up. lie raised his head nit the
l u m v-pr "i"7 h u « »'"* »M he«rd to moan. "Go
MARTA NMUEL: "I'd ride it Vnv rjin.t vau Wfi r m busy? 1
.-Taylor to Trowbridire after a
tripninr session at tt n*ctnt dance,'
"Tik.- It EJL«V!"
Al KriiffStad'* theme conjr ntu
rbara Cobb-
^ A B ^ " ' . ^ around |rWor,,r y a few fact. on*hi. Having £. of^ ^ ^ 3 , ? ^ t^ZS f?i
MOB HERTSTE1N: -Keep it in'' * Activity Are Many i Won. - -^ •g^^^ff^a^ 11 the Mubject of atomic energy, tying
in with other world problems,}trraduatfon—ni Be
ItroBght him the title of Class Vou" "Till Then."
, Vnlwlictorl-^L TSfutght we e*w
With this in mind, we met the'Mixer") Ilrnmf.'
If! foot 1 inch limwn-haired Frank,• (rirls a brmik.
expecting dr»n;atic genius to jfall'be wejkiiifl overtime.
I Wuo4«r" who waa the
-^*nt Rigi'BrouatMU tiff?
Sandy? ... Dan ,'~Ooo\
Ooherty:??
'"* "fl
mrdsrk room for mspWtion." | Tom came to Lbwdl from Grant T. T««.hrH^. iHnd^Vkiv iMJStJJM^l-iifeL!
ANCY LITTU
I around mjr, ankle."
»ILUC2NT HANSON
" it" , ,
MACKENZIE: "Put!
phonograph and sec It Iti u^
bury U."
Guilty
ft Ury of the student body. Radio' »""*• IJSJ2Jrfijf ^^J^Stg^St! C J J * « BI BI

S&.r
SIX 1HB I.OWKU. I-KIHAY. 11. IMS
Sports
Spotlight
By LEN COLLINS
This is our last column. i iMnl. wan « high sthuol
Ther* is wily on* thiijr we could itieam cc.ne tiue.
write about.
Lowell and Saint Ignatius were
We see it as plain a* day. rr itinoally patting on a two-team
For three years we watched the right far Ihe prep «wimmin* title
(Treats and >t€»r-creau.—Ure will- ami b*te afternoon friender. darlcner«;
the lowers: the hamburgers: haiml Itenee Herreria* got hotter
and the champions of prepdom. tnau He hu«ii*e*M end of a tnreli
V> believe that the* three a^d pumped hmae 27 txtints for the
yearn were the beat of San Fran- Saint Icr'.tlb-- Wildkitlens to Mend
cfc.ro prep apon*. for in the*e tfartu nil previous 130 i>*md one game
t«i» we H»W high Mhoul aportu nroring record* toppling.
ttiM- to wifaf algnifleancc an col-
Sene*
leite* «-ave up competition o» Mm*. \W lurtk hiit'.- ami M mjTiad of
clt-d ulonr "w'th depleted waiiime ntDcs i>-irn; iloning past: Johnny
hrachia cd iwtbnll Wore «;-. lo-veil'* hifih n-oring. All-City
'JO OOtf fans; »h« l=rg«>'. "" - lne «urt-
Snint
for
Top
nn.l I.ow.11 foujrht ininil: Lou
fltn
tr.n
the
m+p tennin;
wiih d*»dly fane.
The nam« co«»e crowding back.
R I.'o Tommy Ouerin. rodhcad-d
and rough, as good a basketball
- titnrJ as hit the prep* in a Jong,
lamr timer LowHIV Jinjny Edwards,
the ^Tty personification of
Ih). m *JiminM toMinR
««> m tl.e varM'y M and
weak Wafchingti/v line; Mission's X !*t .M«rr
I»4r> infield. I^:iw»cUicl-rf-flnd bril-, Th'.-rL-^-^n' .t lot mnrv Mars who
1'jtm, Jim lluxu vn first: di'nlrii- sliimvl in them: yearn, liu vo can't
|:Ve, hard-hitting Ton,v Chrtlla nt name them ull here.
Polich »il 1'rohalilv you rwii?;ut»V mm*
) Old Timers Take on Kids
In Broken Down Series
',7"Z Mermen Take Second in Meet;
lwiwrB Lightweights Chosen Champs
* «• n> r> i • '• llil1 " •* > i| 'l'l and bitter
,... Lowell P»y» Poly in hi«>;Khh^^i-rV t\^t f-* i
'"' &ptnltftr*« F)«v Pfn«.Si! x ^r"ii\- H'ltihtji* utar* when they
at;t ;
i
mi't-i to St. Ignntiun. May £5, Die
l e
i| Next yrar tfc« l^owell-lVly foot-1 mrmwn actually did very well, but
ln
7 ball till wlil be playrrf tn v\itwa tt
ukv :i «v/.nif at KeiiingV head.tsiAr.-knc
it lor a ViiwnalL Oo w
Ii.«iy Init George Loibeer. another
>. i!;.iit«r in the art uf siraJmg baU
u'-ini*'* fi*>m the innoosnt seniors.
At Kfl»rt»Up if* bawtelball coaca
. lUnny \rf(. kn««n f«i a»d «ldcat
ihe pucr man** I^» I"Broch«r. .it
Ihe hut earner will be aeweanier
Mitt A*!. Asl i- bvlirred !• be aa
uprtsht and hua,r»t fiti'ani. ««d aa
*» II not deaM be nbocArd at ^irwt
!tv iW me4hnd« of (be r»il pmf*.
In ntcbt Held win he mM«rr I'fW
[•\ng Alger, the t-xlent «f nnase
>|in£. rarer* Kerm« In bjie b^a
a bid n»r of alhlet«*» f.w*.
In remrr fi-t-Id w*ll be '.J
hnuw of t
"Hi
of
•" Krio»fr. renial niertor
*«*H lianvl^, who has bad.
uai:*tn n tch».
ifiallmxen
OpiNiRinc Voyiw will be AJ
Kio^iad, slender righihan-ier, ^
iii*u-r)>mer to the alroot: impuis3»Jc
ta*k «f Hying to defeat thn teach*
Stadium. Thi- 1* the Or*! Jmllday. The hi* up«et of Ihe day. a>4de «i-M. lle'ntn*! Krogrtad will bt> fvk thnda at to trnoui it should be. The
fiiw*l—and \\ty rlone rat*e—found
Al Krogstad ox the chosen one.
, - Al ^UitMl it iu»cil Aa Mil u-2 Mini
Immediately ueol out for biuket*
hall. In hU .flnrt year. Al made
firnt *tring OB. the l^Q pound tvanu
Xcst yoar he w^n transferred to i
tWvaxaity. aud m hi* teniwr y«art!
made fiMt suing. During the bas-,
keiball aeawin, thera waa little
doubt In ant-bite's mind about who |
was She leader among the ft
rtringmen. ^ -— -
Sporto Wrilrra* Cho'ce
After the baslu-tball aeaton had j
eoHad andbmll oncemore efecrced
' vlctorioui^-" San.'..Francisco sports
_writ«rtpwJttaLthcir-AU-Citj'- taam.
Al led aa tltste man in the chy and
'> choaen eo-captaln of the
team. Moreover, the Sab
o F.roumirmr swarded Al a
free trip to Oontr.
of Al'a
W - . w I* U»preeW«it of
Boy.' Clock L. preftUuit aid oor-
AUDdlnr member of th» Bir Brotii-
„.-. Chsmnii
One of the ut'xfit, of the -i*y wt«
•'•*••» Ijovi'NV liehtu'i'ight mpnnoi
"liJidinx d»»n ibe third aa»e>
manV ehnrrx wuj b* nawe other
than I'rt* Lajd^ji. t'rt# hi nV*-
u xorond in the 100 yard bn irt-
|pt(\t,««. Some 'if the new swiiit-
., and a tscic!it-r uf (In- .A.io|l|The firitt tinu 1 i £"
. wore Jim I^H-, wlio
P*.-t'P ;tnl I- won the !(XI yanl fn-r st>•!«': Bob
'•'•'. J Al'it r»vi» (Inwut coiiiiK-titorii in H«KI iMnni on tht« winninp rrlay
'., \\'nv tjuht i.n-1- i'ur Ihf imwt «»ut-I :• .vn: a"»i Alan Mrttzir**'. wrn took
1
- i r-i:inilinii athirl.-. win* John JJHW- J I !>J in !+•.*• V) yanl Jt»*-k ••MI
| *.vhtvm vxti^'cd-iii umtiv s|».riM. Jolm < u «m. C>lhri»werf great
K a .-tar f«i6oall ta

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Volume 88, No. 1
LOWELL
OLDEST HIGH SCHOO
JOIN THE
I'.-T. A.
_Sni Francisco, Wednomlny, September 2fi, rounded January, 1898
Cards Tame Mission Bears in Opener, 13-6
FRIEND
to FRIENDS
By I'AT FKIBNI)
|NEW STUEDNT BODY
OFFICER Sllndians Look Good
In Warpaint
A« tint sun-burned trees begun
lo hhed their majestic summer
coats, we once again reluctantly
put nwtiv our buby-oil, sv.'imming
suit, r.rul "borrowed" hotel towels
for another year, cro\v' Tan nnd
1, is once more on from 2.V- Ut 20c; sandwiches nnd ma mother spent the wnr years in
.je term ahead prom-hot ddgs are down io lot-. Cake.!.'" 1 ' 1 /, 111 "" 0 J"st outside of the city
ises to yield a bigger and better pie. soup, and vegetables are nil; lts J-' if -
unit, active in many new phases of 10c, 5c lower than the owning dav| '"' l w " 1 honor
the march
' born in San Luis Obispo,
military ilitary life and recreation. charge of l".c. * j California, and lived there until he
of six, Ian nnd
AH an initial introduction to thin
1 toL< u!l>
" "
you'll near with usr. : ••" :»-
Ian plans

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OLPtWUK'itl SCHOOL
PublUhed by the Auoclated Student"
of Itowail Hlch .Ajhool
ISM Hnyea Street. San Francisco,
California
L. H. S. S. A. Mratw** P"«
LOWELL STAFF
EDiTOB PAT FRIEND
Associate Editor. t«w°ph Hatie
News Editor David Blrenbautn
Future Editors "^XJI&KS^I
Sports Editor liwlicht Wilbur
Girls' Sports Editor Ciirmcn Cascilj..
Business Manager- Mwk K{wnn* n
Exchnngu Editor..... John Gallagher
Artfst ...Fred Field
Photographer'. '° lin Danford
RBI'ORTEnS
Hiuitly LlRiticwiUi .1 i HoJIflittijKli
Al Oirr 1 wtHHMJ 141 VIUIIU
Hurry aiiiekfrtin »:mk I 1 "**""'
lU-lln I>c K«niti«l( Kli.i-.-HLV Winning
Al KnrMU'iiiwii
Teepee Tattle Tales
Tha Teepee Tuttler having finished bis conference
with bis agents, tbt Ides twins (Joe and
Jucciue), unleashes with full fury hfe talon of
shocking intrigue about Hiver romances, Tnnue
tussles, and Ilouidcr blitzkriegs.
Seen wandering aimlessly among the tail pines
In Rio Nldo is Betty St. Cluir torn between two
men. Bub (I'm a big itun at Lowell) Simmons and
Hank (I used to bo JI hie »un at LowelM Hlllebrnnii.
followed by Lorraine Richie mjurcninjr in
vain for Ket 1 Corelglfa, folinwcd by Betty Rumman
and .lane Seymour, just searching in vain.
Still a cuie couple that didn't break up durinjr
the summer aie Joanne J'rishie and Cal Colt.
It's too bad (bill Carol Slvwiw doesn't slop
driving Frank (Sherman and Clay) Marlnnl inaane,
and HIOOHI hclween hint iitid Jim I -RC.
Notice to young, inmtvunt girls, who would
., Wanted! Music Ideas
This Is your peddler of pidsatlni; pltittcra
talking at you from the confines of the staff
. room. We'll not dilly the dally with n'nttcr chatter
this trip, but instcr.d, wu would like to bring
home the fact that without suggestions and requests
from you, the student body, we're in the
dark nb/jut what info' to Bend your wny.
Our staff of musical experts is prepared to
.^inform-you-of. the Intest In hot, sweet, swinff.~or
classical, but unless we get some Ideas from you
ardent followers of our "line," we're "up the
creek without a paddle." Also personal questions
nbout any musical number will bo welcomed and
answered In every issue.
. Dig me Btratfthl. gntes, we really need the
word from you. For your own Hnke, help u* out.
(Ihlnk of me. too. I can't arfor dto he fired now.)
Post all your suggestion* In (he box in front ,.f
Mr. Sloven H office. Hut? Hnnainw, ga(o«
TUB LOHEU., WEDNESDAY, SElTKMIJEK 2;.. 1946
Lowell Doesn't Welcome Frosh;
Newcomers Welcome Lowell
It's a funny world isn't it? We first in scholarship and first in
all try to be different ami yet we spirit ninety years ago. First to-
all wish to conform.
day." Mere again let the record
If you had magic wings (and speak for itself.
don't think some of us wouldn't None of you HAD to come here
like to have some, (•.specially when but you did.
it comei> to the term's finals) that Mavhe it's the old musty build-
took you to every liiprh school in ing that made you come. No, wo
the United Stains and you looked at won't hide the fact that our school
the* editorial page of each first edi- is old. In fait, we'll tell you that
tion this is what you'd find: it is the oldest school in Cnlifornin.
An wlitorial entitled. 'Welcome, Or, then again, maybe it is the old.
Freshmen,'* and one about nch haven't
our owt) titiidiunt and von like the
two such articles. Different? Orig-
like to stay innocent. Look out for Lud (V. D.) inal'.' No, it's the same, term
exercise you
..
get
_
from walking to
Rrtlk nlck.
after term. Greeting the new Keznr. Thou there is nhvtiyn the
After a sherl talk with Ken White we soon frwhman, und talking about school I iiossibility ihaL someone told you
learned thut he is thy greatest lover of nil time, .*,)int. [about Mi'. HUHS and his favorite
if you dun't believe it ask Janet Craft.
Well, we're not r»ing to do it-topic. "The New Deal." Could that
Dan Poherty (now in Uio Marines) left in the that way. \V« nre not going to be why you came?
hands of one Jwm Sawyer, one pin. It'll do until welcome you at alt, because if you Of course there is always tin
he gets hack.
weren't welcome you wouldn't be en foteria whose prices have gone
A lot of eyro thesfe more ad venturous occupation of jfold
mining.
In the next icw years, the insignificant western
town on the Culifornia coast became a hustling
city with education about the farthest thing
from the populace's mind.
The town developed quickly but San Francisco's
children >vere growing up almost illiterate.
Since that day in IS-13 when the optimistic
school teacher shut down the city's first real
school, to IS'il, no authorized public school had
been opened.
Abandoned xalomiN, old shops, and rcrited
rooms had been used as school rooms from lime
lo time, hut Sun Francisco piirenU decided, that
that was not for their children, and they demanded
(bat something he done nbout it!
Finally, a Board of Etiucntion was formed,
T.r,d '." ICZl ;ii.iiouJituil lu Uiu city's tuxpayers
tiiut a high school hail to be built. This was considered
an unnecessary luxury and for two years
nothing was done.
In lSiiu*, after much debating about the question
of a .school, the Union Grammar School wos
established. Jt was not much better equipped
than the first school of 18-18.
The following year, 1857. the Union Grammar
Scliuui iji-citiiiu ihe Sun Francisco High School.
Hoys and t;irl.s who had completed the elementary
course anil had parsed the rigid entrance examination
wcr eadmittcd to San Francisco's first real
high school.
Tho school was recognized immediately as an
important factor in San Francisco's life. By 1858,
tho year of it.s first graduation, San Fruncisco
Ilflfh had a high reputation among the city's residents.
In the first graduation class, there were four
girls and seven boys, an infinitely small number
compared In tht three hundred and twenty-five
high seniors who received their diplomas at Low-
I'liV graduation exercises last June.
There was po careful planning of the graduation
ceremonies.
The graduates simply met in Principal Ellis
IT. Holmes' room and received their diplomas, and
n few words of praise for their achievement. Latef
that year a. site on the east side of Powell street
between Sacramento and Clav- wns purchased.
On September 1!). 18. the San Frnnr^co High
Sclino] building, which had before been a Methodist
Church, win* formally dedicated by Principal
Holmes. • . _ - - - _ • — : < > . • * • •• t- -:- *=• "
High school life nt"- that time wns finite diffrriMit
from what it is now. There w' "," on 'i' horB in 'hi' mornings. This is very
difficult for anyone, nlnnning IVJ gi» to ct'IIege, and
It also means missing iMinicroim school acUv'tics.
Th.
)''''• Another
- Sere «ro d
-•'s-ffHVl'
' • With
r'^wal'L;
^joch. who h
"ing at Linn
ing a g'.'om*->
jjra tencher,
bftfo' place. .
Teaching ;l
^timc.thift U J
head con
'an Engh?Ii t*
. ell very inut'l
. t& Lowell he;
• Taking ih
J[r. LoForti.J
try. He ho.ciace
Junior
NatttrnKy Mi
with his wift
Mrs. NV.vi'
ter?on a? a i
this she tune
Along wit;
re have R.
''Hnsrhes, vim
new policy «;.'
Instructors ft.
Lowell'
Deji
Be;
"I have »e\i
seen a finer J
cians; ther«> :J
the entire orcf
:' Tliio »iuu
head of Lo w
came out in u ;
condition of
year siiice L
school.
no-.]
To give you.
on idea of wij
wny of rhythu
wilt servo yon]
class dances,
(Hidden tally, .
ityle is fcaturl
'MTie miKlar:
John Tenain. •-••
.top outf't and
jrsnies, and wi|
^'Mr. Krieger'
finest Lowell!
Miss Revo;
; Critical
.After your I
Blending for nn|
Hi her
mnnneJ
"nit, tnke it
'flit's Hovoy "v|
!J» f|rst tini
b J plane aL tb
ipent U:e mm
wst in paris>
i
irSl

Highlights About
The Faculty
Another term at Lowcit ic well
under way .and, ns in the past,
there urn a f«w elmnKCS in tho
_THE LOWELL, WEDNESDAY, SEITEM2ER 25. 1P46 THREE
Characters Around Lowell
Esther Daniels
Amid the noise and confusion of
u low-y ninth class, cute but timid
Attention, Men!
She's Scarcer
No longc** with us Is Mr. Johnshas
resigned and is now E7sther Dnniols wns i t i d
Mr.
have ench taken a yoar'n leavu of She in 5 feet « telephone rings for
me. What enn T do to prevent
this?- v :-" ' :
While Voi'nc. Axt, und Feiling
are tvaining their three xcts of
cluvtiti atomic HK;n to kick tho pigskin
around, tho fcnxle sportslew
of Lowell haven't benn idle, either.
Under tho guiding linnd of Nor-
, mu Moscr, this term's G. A. A.
president, last Friday's rally, v.'hicn
I wits viowed by all jr'
A Conscientious Studicr.
prevent v/hnt? Homework?
TlintV easy—why-tnwtn nbout it?!!
WELL. THOSE ANSWERS ARE
JUST AS INTELLIGENT- AS
YOUR QUESTION'S!!!!
p l9 new to
j Lowell as well us by regular G. A.
A. members, wns planned nnd
jstiiftt-d successfully. The audience
•WUK first given a chance to judge
mid voti; for girls' yell eadrr.Next
the new officers and mumigvr of
the G. A. A. wpre int-oduced. v
longed, was disbanded and all
Marie had done with her swimming
Xew xecrvtnry* and clerk
1
' ..as to practice that slightly terrific
backstroke of hers until that
day when she had bee;< watching
another racing tnormald work out.
Marie told Ann'Curtis how much.
urn; thought of hor ?wlniminjr and
soon silo hud tuIJ Ann all-about
'hci-self. -Ann,Curtis invited h»jr
ovitr to the Crystal Plunge to meet
her coach, Charley Suva.
Miiric'n next move was townnls
tho Crystal Plunge. Charley Sava •
.watched her swii^. nnd asked her
Ito [oin the team. - v
SfnW itariin
. ,. „ t, um,ni[jMiiif our way
Marie i u leman , .,,v««.J; thnui(jli Hit
\Vinninjf,?
modern dnncing; Jean Kilsby, ping
|H>ng; Niinciv Aikcn,- riding:, Jean
Achci'lon, tcr.fis;antl Marie Jorgcnseti.
swimming.
i>pr cent in the English A t««t
token at the Univtr.-itty of California
recently.
Out of eighty students planning
to go to cotlege.-cixty-four pnssed.
Those who failed will have to take
English A at college.
1 wntor one day. From
; Florence) thfii nn Marie was entering In
' Pluiigc "' team. JW part or-'thu Cryslnl-
-i
:::"\Vith~"Ann Curtis "as their"starr "" ~^~."i^
| the ;tcani has tt-iiyoicd • to meete hv
n. swimming. ' rarlims xtateif till bvei (he country,"
J . [various stateit till ovci (he country.
Swimming nnd Mprie Jorgenscn, Tlieiwhole.tyarn has flown in rfiflim-m-m?
Wiy( of courfc. Tliose furutit lyws of planes when going
words- go_ together us naturally aslto - • : - i itii
! bread and butter.
•' IllPOtK.
It started hack
Marie? Mnrlc'i been kept
>k mm itTt UIIUIV in in lwiti 1043 when ivncn busy collecting tbe cloven, medals
Mario Jorgcnsen wan wont'firing she has hidden ii.vny. You've got
whnt to do next. Hie Falimont to agree that sv/iminhig and Marie
Punge team, to which she had bc- X go

FOUK
Lightweight
Basketball
In Full Swing
Ky Harry ftlucktnan
"AthouKu r,\tt having any championship
hones fur this year's 10's
Een Sett said, "I do expect to fn.-t
u fine group of future ballplay-
HERE COMES
TUB LOWELL WEDNESDAY, HBITcHMEK 25, 194G
YOUR
TEAM
Cardinal Sports
By
D WIGHT WILBUR
t C0ME
AN I
\Vhen Interviewed last wtck,
Nuff went on to say that he has,
3omo good prospects in his top tenj
men, wli'ch ho listed as: Bill Horne, •
Dick Rhodes, Bill Delay. Joe Pi.Ui- I
son, Ed Naknta, Dan Benctar, Boh
Allen, Sein Seilai, Di*:m Lindsay, i
and Bob Misnich. '
"Those boys," Neff said, "should
get a lot of experience out of- this
first year of basketball, but us 1
they are, I consider them lucky if
they finish anywhere near first
place. .
The twenties, or big little Fnjuns,
are a bettor, moreexpnr ; «in:ed
outfit, in whom Neff has more confidence.
With many veterans returning
from last year's 110's, j
they arc truly potential ehumpi(j::».
Ail five of tho "prubable firstgtringcrx
Itovo good, consistent I
eyes, oiH should do very well. The i
team, as it stands now, is a weltbalanced,
smooth-working outfit:,
with a lot of scoring punch.
The team i« led by Dewey Barron,
Terry Jones, Dave Geoff nan,
Don Vntorin, and Henry Kung. J
Hounding the squad arc Don Pmcger.
Bob Fisher. Howard Akard, I
and little Kevin Kelly brother of|
Lowell's own Noel Kelly. *
liownnl Akanl, jirolmhly the)
most promising of all this year's j
freshmen, looks like another {
"Krogstnd." |
Win or lose, Lowell's little Injuns •
are tops. Uiuler the expert gtiid-I
ance of "Ben." these are the future i
thirties and varsity stars. \
Mission Game
(Continued From Pago 1) |
rctisive chores when Bud Knr'»y
intercepted. A couple of plays • _ •
later, when Kurby was forced to : With the opening klckoff in the j team tiiat Is. poorly rated .'n th»,.
Mission game, gn'ne, u - Lowell football ( pro-season dop'e mny come through
season once again got under way.
red und while clad >'
BEHIND
THEM
Cross-Country Meet
kick out, n threat luoried. The! , mo* c «.
threat was Wilson of Mission, who! Lowell s Big Event
i-uugiiL tile punt and showed the • ,, _ , „
possibilities of breaking away at; Hy Sandy Ilrccascau
any moment. 1 You may hnvc-thought the track
-v As Mission started to roll on season was ovnr last spring, but
"cliurt [Hisses from Bishop to Galle-' tho track yenson is never over. This
gas, the Quarter ended,
play of the second ni
it
toot: ^
danger. A penally for an illegal year it is saTd that Jos Scrocgy.j
ti'itiu niifi "l^i>fiirr tint illtaibiiitt I ti .~.i... HT-»,.,%.. I 1.. ^ ^ ••n^.« •ii.II •** i!».»_ '*'
ll:1)
and take the championshin. Thougn
LleVeli
Lowell is not lup-ru'od, you can
, went f>ui . _. and represented their bet that ft will do well this »cuaon.
school. Of course, we .ill hope d hi tnc The following list composes the
team takes th. slowed down by
•" Ryan, or. defensive demon, arid
Elorsif. Wilson lirnkc amiy t.> the
five to renew the fire of Missi'-n':^
threat. In two tries Wilson spun
Tiis way to six points. The conversion
.was no gnot. 1 , blocked by
Afentzer and Kcnitick, - '
Tho Bear came out at the cud of
the hali with vengeance showing
all over his hruiscd features. But
us ho was determined, mrp so was
tho grid-wise Indian. Every Indian
player determined to incrensr
'he pro.5"!it score of Lowtll ", Mis-
" ". l : sion G.-" 1 *"
Mission kicked off to Rush Boretn,
who • Ji-ruggled onto about midfield
in luY lineman's glory. It
isn't very often i\ lineman gets :>
kickoff, huh Rusli ?
_', Lowell, gained nothing on three
tries, and again Karby was culled
." '•- on to kick out of ilanuur, which hn
~ aguitr-iliii--'J'hu kick wns taken hy
. Wilson who' was Ktnnptd bruptly
by "Oboig." Mission nwtle ii Hint
down, *>.en a penalty forced them
Jo kick. They recovered n fumble
on the kick nr.il took over first and
ter.r Lowell held, took the ball
- .. over, on downs,,nntl got tho ball
out of danger p by a beautiful kick
from Torres to Mission's :t0.
..... ... . ^ftcr ihU' ehaTiRti of HiVton going
-• into the last frame, Mteuion looked
dangerous. "Oboig" again coming
. to tho rescue, threw Bishop for a
;<
•!•*- -logs, ending the threat. ' ~
\- "•• .lAgf''*! °" offerse,. iUasion louk
,'"*•.:: "to the T look I'lie rest of ihy forward liiie is a him down, will nlways be
fight betwt;--n Ye**, Chin, and Adler.jof true Lowell courage and light.
. . The backfield consists of Orloff) Scovil is not yet definitely t-et, but
The pn|'(>°ses again will maintain j and Oliver at fullback, nnd Frank- j vou can hut that wherever ho lands
strict use of the T J'ormation; and
will attempt to develop a hard
yr tfgy
While, Harold Hill, mid Don Shulz. ;hiiigitig lint' centered around a
'I'he^e hoyit were all out for spring fast bitckfield." Although the Pfhed-
trti-ff. and should place iit the big ule, as yet, has not Ux-o completed.
ce
- , . tho "Ouo£j" htivo been working at "1*° }
Cowl long distance runners and " *„„.•' „ .„ in ^r,i,,_ tn y,.,H „„ ln around.
.i mnn tr. b«n» ,.., ..,-« nn »Vo » V
air trying to •'»
-tram will do t
"' U*t'= mat-' 1
' one of the iT
•tor;. both mi
d!
To Jaii«t •*•'(
iferflit J"!' -' •'
transporting'.
fo .-
-"tmerthe wtvk
'.Receii*.ioii,li» T
rairments i"r
To.Citlvin !'
l
a larjie atimu
to It that it
owner." This
spirit that pi
name.
5 - =. Am
: - To some
- Guns" of the
exjiect us to
thny'ru on the
courtesy to b:n'
; nnd speakers
* know you're i
.:. about workiiiv
, "leadeis. and in,
"" T« those
Ihe ralliett
Impressed!
- Tmilo
.When word
.'wal new
eiute wiU
" c intlii-wny'of r.j
< J^rtwl bv a
V. scr, thp TKA!
y job of TItV,lX((
;
" * «o much I'.I
That r
nt of
; Thi's*- eleven men comprise Lowell's miwt r5Wr)enced Jeam. However, many otlu-r playvra may break Into
nit
' Sun MenS YiKeni^k
speaks
l J klurp Sfn " IIon>( * In th " h "^ n " }A nr "
->y hope to return
5 S 1 5 d
very well.

m
t'OMB AND
SUITUKT
YOIM1 TBAM THE
LOWELL
qN F^NCISCC).S OLDEST MIGM SCHOOL.
SEE THE
LINCOLN'
Volume Stf, No. - Km Fram-i.ico, I-'riilny, October 11. 194G Founded January. 1SD8
Undefeated Cardsk'Tough Test Tomorrow
IFRIEND
toFRIENDS!
ity PAT KUII3NH
Now thai xYv. fdiilliuil season : s
in i.ill -.-wing, ami the Indians nave
twit ticiilp.-* having I'min tliyir
bi'li.u in n fin lain);
- miMiil uttvr iuHt Saturday's ikfeut
;:t lUv haiiu's of Toly.
I !,:iiLo!ti riiis KCVL'II ijf Inat ycur's
|ic^uai> hai-k to Mater iior thrust
• ;*J ^c;y and a .secend chitinpion-
.Mi.ii "' thu 1'ivu ywiin of existence
: in tlit- A. A. A.
; l.inculti's "vets
j h.ilai.sj, Lincoln tinil of last
mi,,.-. ri-liHir. ami lhn-*ir.K .•aclVLlIiei into (he pct.l. vV have- from kfl t,,TlKhl: Joyri- »«nry.
K y
• nM-iu, .lean AlhiThm. Xt-vi we have Blniu- Cur-lv l t ! Ah Alhi-rliia. I'l I'lij-n
It;ir;,.na SiilhiTlrtHd sm.i»|.i»K i«i»me»ni.. Start nK I he n.
Liz LHiman i- tlie witter, |
:h.-:i .liiyi-f IlHiry lining the hulii. nnd .lani't Smilli tiiv
ls the uiinl.-
Low-4's Looking Forward
ahout working WITH trie y»'H
: loiior.s.
enti.-, 'J.M [K-uiids of returning
i^i-kle, will lutvu u hard Lime keep-
stirroundt n- taliititr sun liaijs mi the iiiif. Uuwuli's Xiob Oberg out of >.h
.\••irlory.
liauiiiti'ii is definhely one of the
wilier wu*. Oliier^i-tUiK could r'.-j UaKiies »est bels for fame me,.
•..-in playing card/ with i\'.n# Klytii. 1 lak'nr
i«nni:ie. tin- Call-Ilulletin M awani
j «n n:i;ns
!(»tjr. :
A syll'-ui]|tii. ; itLed i-itni:nitti"j wuii-
!•:.-< ii- a inn ml niiikitif sure that
dents, and others; liM)KJe''':ty | "'c t'otin-! out how wet f"- 1
I'riendV slimmer home,
picnic
d -Mrs. 'ijiiiith. All this time 'or "playvr of game" ;VB» given to
.. . . , , , -, ••- ,%- nu-ias wcie imslly clicking, hi..i lor tut, outstanding all-round
,. ...imili'tnoil \iv 111,, Him'.' |, jMt-U-.-il.Onh." i>i,K- *n tint ~mnu*;- it"' 1 *- P*'su«, Tlien, sudilciily, .lari't Lementina is at the left half
- — 1 by Ifnrliiira Southorl'iitd.iSni!!!) wa.s asliing if anyont. was spued «iot. and is rarin' io 1:0
1- piesMunt; ICliLaheth I^h-ihungry. . : 1 l-eurlmnn round out returnimr
M-iretary «>r the l".l'»'k U "Hid ( "i-OOU!" .Sir.-iimud the mobs voieruns . lie plays u banir-uii
ii.-v-[irt..\v- \iL-iiii iiiuMiiivvcr cit- — '•'lynii. Of the four commit-[of &hIs. us tr.ey triimiik-il Jmiet -ti game nt full . Lincoln boasta a"
•elarvjiim'l iiMmwiuiMt Stevu Ander- li :' V '. t Mi * V"''
Ii-arteis, tiud not AOAINST them!r ^.Howing the tradition eauib- A delvnatiun from Lowbll's Chap-'; cvu'-iin-sfiit food committee." Too gain «n
ill
d gond-' th« Indian forward wall ii
yet been decided, Youth AA oivation on Wedn°sday,:hye.t.. a.wonderful day. Hufjfttr h ICo pounds of fiVntim-
- • • " • . llotel.'ali. ipri-li-, youVf stitl ir,if smile who will >uik his w:Vv int
T recognition ih-VfiIr '
• To those "glamour girls" who.;iKhed in punt years, the first t«r of tnit Junior SUitcsmcii utteti-l-puion :(in. tiicmght nf leaving was I.owo!l Line i
think tliey're loo good l» yell withMimce jf the term will be given by.'-'l the — ' - •-..*..- •* --.
the rtwt «f the "Common people" nt j tlu- l.ow-1! class. Thu date for the m-iulnig
the ralliex and games. No ones dutitju h;is not . ...
impressed! " • i;iit ut'cordititr to the Low-.'! dance • Oe'.ontT !l. at inV: Pitlnco'-Tlotel. !ali, tr-rlt, you'vi-
Traitor Unearthed quinine:; i; \vi!J. bv in ti;*; very '"Ii-t .ir.-jaiiiz^-itui will d.-a! with ••••'••: \'\:'. iv.-tn«>rirs.
When word go', around Hmt a near futuie. . juvwnk* proiilcnis. umo:iu others.. — ; T Hi'iown iumself to bu ; r»n1»'7,f
rival newspaper was .faring to 011- j w.., prurtiaent JL and Jack Lund have
command "in the
•iiiitminntr 1. null» »r'>.'«!m^i-ir' Injunji «"**>%,£!!&<
elhtenth birtbdnv. Th»"" may to think of the name of a C • Wntihiiigton sEndium should h* a
i mighty crowded place Satuil' -v
_1e. jaiternoon. If you went to ha sum
oV M*"M J ' c if" «w Lowell meet her first, big
btarr Needs Snaps i "crooshiU," got there early.
The good new» from the
?"S
r nt nnv nf th.. foll.nvintr. in South America which begi
i: Jffil Bush. SIR Valencia, SOtwith a "I). (Can you.)
Kl«n Court. IGOR Stockton, son T^« Angeles ^" !•>' t\X
Fourth avenue, or Paly City Hull i m>«»t8 h-il four Lowell studen
in Daly City. : are several dollai-s richer tou»y.
: Red and! —
G i v e n B
CALENDAR. jare twing sold ;n every registry by i
Oct. 11—Rally. Third Period. salesmen tint'- M'eck. I The Dean of Girls "
Oct. I2~-Lincoln Came. I The staff also aniiauutreii that. On October Otoer 2nd. Miss Lorigun
(the takiii" of the senior pictures
Oct. Ifi—I.ow-I I'icnic.
th C h
Oct. 18— Kally.
Oct.' 18—Itcptrt Card Cruder
Oo In.
Oct. 19—Commerce Giime.
Oct. 21—Report Cards.
Oct. 21-^Hfgh-1 Picnic.
Oct. 2S—Unfly.
Oct. 2.1—Watdiingion flame.
1 was-the guest

TWO
LOWILLL
Published by th^ Aflnnclntuil Slink-nin
of Lowell illtfh SCIKXII
1S00 Ilnycs Strtol. Son Francliwo.
Ciillfnrnl*
I*. H. s. S. A, Members Free
LOWELL STAFK
EDITOR PAT FRIEND
Associate Editor Joseph Untie
Xcws Editor ; David Hirenbaum
Feature Ktittorii. i ...ll Marilyn Ilinden and
.T, Arthur Freed
Sports Editor. Dwight Wiihur
Girls' Sparts Editor Cnrmcn Castillo
Ruainoss Munagor Mnrk Knsnnin
Exchange Editor. John Gallagher
Artist Fred Field
PhoiOKi-aphcr .John Danford
IIWOKTEKS
ftltllly UrolltWHll .t.u.tl II.iIlrl'illtKll
Al Cwrr Vvi.nw l.n Vlpeno
INTIIH'I Kroiiil Ilitiry Sn-ln
Tllitiy OnliistltiT llownni Slri'im*
llnrry Gluukniiiit Kmiik I'IIMCUM
llfltn IV Kiititticlt Klnrniff Wlhtiinc
! K
Co-eds Accepted in Lowell
Then Ousted to Girls'High
By Al Knrster.scn
CHAPTER II
Lowell's predecessor, San Francisco High
Scheool, established in I860, didn't remain cotduuationrl
for very long, fai" tn 18G1. a year befon
the end of the Civil War, social reformer*
had ».he girls of San Francisco High assigned to
a separate school from the boys.
The red brick structure which wiif now !i boys'
school had originally been an Episcopal church
mid wns purchf.«ed from Bishop Kip by the city.
The Jasemeiit was divided into two sections to
provide a gymnasium f"r tlic hoys. A library ami
u laboratory completed the building. The now
'.chool btil.dinir had cost San Fmni-isco taxpayers
TURNTABLE TIPS
By Frank Ihicknrd
Greetings, Gates: loot's start the bait rolling
with thrj latest in mad melodies followed by a
popular nick and winding up with a classical tip.
In the realm of torrid tempos and wild waxing*.
the following tunes are featured:
"Ballin* the Jack," by the Kid Orey Triio: "Dipper
Mouth Blues" with "Savoy B'ues" on the flop.:
/•lUJso by-lhu Kid and his boys. \\ c :?•'
"Boop;ie Joys," by the Joe Sherman Trio, and
','Jnzz Ale Bluis," by the Frisco jnz? hand are
worth anyone's time. For you vocnl fiends "7th
St. Boogie" is still around.* A new novilty t.ntc
thnt nas gone hog wild lately is ''Iluggi:;' and
Chalkln," by th£ Friscoi.iozz band.j' ''• .=
: For you lovers of-"pops," tho'King (\lt* Trie."
has a.I19W album out by Capitol, Bd-'iD. "Vltr h'oot
-,Pi;te" with-"Your Oow.ci»ncn Tolls Yoy So" on
tha flop is raiting. Frankic Carl and Co. havo
recorded "I'd He Lost Without You" and "Cynthia's
In Love" i\> r Columbia.
feature turntable tir> r till* rotation fc
where in the Xfghl" on the u» nnd "TM*
THE !.OWKI.I~ FU1UAY. Ol'TOiifSK II. 1B1U I
Teachers: Want Friends? A Good
Reputation? Respect? Read On
Lowell Illiterates Polled;
Love Stories Predominate!
Today's Youth Cracks Under
Confusion of School Life
Clang: Clang! Clitnjr! ,
No, itV not a fire drill, only the bell for first
period. I.'nbhi Ud, espari'jt? ..Si." si senora. Vcnir,
comer. No. Tom, yoy* conjugated 'hat verb in-
i-firiectly. - '••' '•
Clang! Clfliiif! Ciiing!
:
Into your c\:vn.hn\U. (|uick. Up, onp. f.vo. three,
up. one, :wo, three. lAno up for relays, (let on
your mark, get set, go! • . ;
Clang! Clanjf! (Jiang! .- -
CO:; IKIX '.vltat two nl»iij*r*it« in it. AlarMyn?
(.ixytjen iii'ti oh—. Wiiteh ou*. clumny,"you're
>)iii;inir jifM on my riwcatrr. ClaKK, p'ige 2.'M for
homework. .,..-.• ;
Cliing: Clanr! Clang! .
Am 1 so on all ihnmgh th* 1 day. Saturday
morning whoa'yftu lor.k ovnr theVefk, you real'ze
wrtat i: lu'-tir life t'le average high school kid
Uvixpoot
teachers to l;c e'thci, but if you happen,f.o see room for inii»rovement,
mov? in,: ^'. : • - , "•
"• Wi''il profit ami tha si'hool.really will be a lot plensunter.
• - . (Continued in the Next Tssue)
j . nlugs, sl&ms, and
iliiwoiigtit "dtsjrimjntttinir" evidrnce. - So. ''Ho)i
Your Huts.' put-:nvjiy your weapons (don't got
overly irriped*. and litre goes!
Stbn Mentor wen ,-.ut with Joan (Booni-Boom)
*1 ii'«ih.. ,Citniy. it. bu-jiiif-fiyt's ycu're interested
in, .Sum? '
U'hiN* «tVri l lafkintr alwat onuralors—afler ihe;;
L'auu- wild Mission HIIIIH of our football team''
wi>tti ii'-ross ilm Hay. Tell us, Mori'-Bunhi"• IWJ
iihvrft' ^i«n .Meni-t-r. and K'rn Foi-hr, what cin
lie had over .there thai you have to wnrk If ardor
for at'I.owi-jl.' ''.-!••
yrcii r!i!d, ..v I«iiici fi*i"MaIl MJir .i.»fi atinitj-
:inr the lo'.voi* clnssTii^iv. "Git-, they're cetliny
smaller ey.ery your. Kttt t>ie^ girls, hm.bi*! hubba!
ihvy'iv. (letting bipger.V.i Ti-ue/-Frnd, they are
nice : " '" ' '
ijr an in^ugemenT ring,!,W*iInin .lei-'
iitiH.' Too'bad it's not Turn's- \VJ| ?. Anyiwy,.lr-ta
i'f.iui.*k. -. •-. -,_" '• ". _-."_ ' :•_ >*•••
Seen itrdund" Luwi'l!,: ex-gradh who: can't steni
lo undorsian'd they've graduated and thRj'Vc. nu
- longer big glints , Ciimc on, ft'llai».' lot Frank
-.MnrfHI »nd company p y have have a little OfiOItY:, OfiOItY:'
AT T Carr and L'at Mnthewa Mth still till going"3trong.,
of-lcit-k; Al/ and you; too, ; I'atV'ynu dwen-c
est "-:;=;'- ; v ~ ; AT C
. I.oli* of
-.the ftest. :.;;.. ,
' '
;"!ii'St.T Siana'ro s. nut wl»h Tim'my, What's
Al WillianiB-senn cut V^ith Al"WilHnm*. Some*'
tiung wrong here, one of L»**,veJtVT(m* cood men
OIL the lo'ise.. -Whet's wrong with"' the 'Lowell
sirls? ' ' ••-r • ."-" ' - ••• •' " : ^ (
-„ lovers of: the cta.irics. Victor htis jimt rt-
, leased Album ,l)U-10H4. Thi? in ii ehdMlgrmin.
- entitled. "Thu Tesutxenf: of Ficeiiom," compnaed
by Rand/.ll Tliompson from writingr of, Thomas
Jefferson. •'i7-'hc Harvard Glee Club form;) the altmule'
chorun' with accompaniment by tha Boston
Symphony Orchestra under the dlroction of Serge
Kotwsevltzky. ;,
And. with that; note, the turntatfo stop? and
yourdopo dealer ern>vl« back into the needle l»ov
till next session.
tip 'in;! ':i>niing-lower cUfl^men: CtrHoii 3ocks
n! .Vii»^arot rolpaHJ"^ 1 Though she - sceiith'tci.:•'
. havt>: .-in mtenut^in nn cx-Lotvullttc. come 6n:b&ck'<
to tlw rtjHvrvBtiuo,.. -Maignret. -Cnrlton: isn't no'
it* 1 ' 1 - l v : nt "' " l5t y taken'and historical.
*"\**Mtt]nnlin^ fr.»i-i ^H..|I' ..f thi.'• Apparonliy cur tn»to differs
irfW&^nlttiS!*^ !n A Lincoln beamy, .T,-, Anne. Russo'l. moved ,w
wo*, Angeles and ;. I^nvrflite vfth the initials of
t.wl Moynmaii speii'i,: most «f his wetk-end3
ilu-rc \Ve don't b'amt' y=u., U,td. Ihev don't
•vtrne .-.nv niKir. 'Xuff saH, • ' - ,
Hob Bnvny men out ^ith "Je-p" Genffnan.
^:tu ciuplt, fellas.ibut Int'K knoelr^t-Wrcighi
UIUHMK WIIH t jn-W^iii*. for out o£
with total «C"tRll tsUit'cnm wir-
Aciordin(r t(» il». results,
t ill
e st
County
i
1 -'
you lmvinst.tr» much Am?.,vir«h-?7? ~
vt-ynl. According to il». i-esulta, ^," .">•« Ameritnn funny Wok ; , Mnrilyu SehnriSv* wt*i| Ul with L "hnt ffir-awav
vn* in fii t ii-. illiiwrate rs some peo- l 111 .-'^'! "•"• fust The an;Vr. of Call-'- '" uk In '" B " eyes. Tnti b.idtlibv had to Ui-ift '
l>le may think, us U u. pOr vent of ">m,Alnrvel utui Superman are still Amly, htih.Msrilyn!!; • '? "• - -^ • J :^thorr
pallet choose rending aKthoir: 0 ,"^*, 0 ' 1 by our "older Lov.-ell stu- .^peakir.ir^of :AJidv'iVmind^mr- of rtnfc'"b-')>'
favonu- hobby. , l * "V**' 11 '^ 1H V C^ h - ***' """"i Sl - >mmw School." Andv Anderson. IVc bren
«-*'-*"'—- " ' ;' > ; tl< -' 1 ? n( VV ls hu V«-»'«nV-«Uww. wl.o AndyV.,
^(1,-Tf ? ^ r> out nest! A T.(WelKtiy.OT.W« old.
"linthtr.jls, tilt! Mission girl*???
iitlJ^ Putnny. nn iold ntundhv, seen out with.:
-,»S tt ^n S i tv c^ rfe - win ^"^ nl ^ n C- d « rWin 'f : - 1 «' 3 * 1
/ twwn Bob-Simm_on?T'an'(i::p1(.s1Vho7 ^Tn/ou-v
• opm^n, you'rern.isRing. out 'ori n'^good Wax. : '*> '
lets uake ^boff-roit's too late, huh Betty 1
nf ?\ 'T- °T Of " Ip ' " ruft 'I'^oualitv. ai;:Vn i v (t1^
netion • " ""' : '°"- T - fnvt>n riijuns/a litt!? ;
hU ? ink i , I * Il ' A -4r nis

THIS I.OWHl.t.. KHII'iAV. OtTOIIKK 11.
Newcomers Reception -/^L _ - • * _
Tremendous success ^naracters Around
t,m fnii-Ciiti opened
ii M bung.;
irra:n c-f ihe crop of LowellV debit- ; name," '^nc.•slii'l.""
Nancy Aiken
.. Janet Simon
i us tin in- Mmintn, have n olio, it's
t»\ .Mr. "Anthony 1 * Colt. Air. Coii'" r ynic!i«. mnnchfuls nhf! tried M IW
»!"u-imu»is at manhood ? 7'.' {prol»-\Y.'.jM
eaaufrio ii][ p.-osont.
I. .Senior
1 nriiiii-lip*] itn
new an- tin
. M. WaiUmr. "Jlf V(nnf? . - - •*. Wfu.t-u.../*« LMr
mi) YOU KNOW that '.dinund'
ilHjii'ry Mr.JflcnutWtitcd.
Latin, ond I want to O. Hrown, District Attorney at S^n'-
, "S(|iinu' n.) Kotlunt
I'can
discusnioit, J tio^n't tliiu
Ket a pony. FrenciMo, jrraduatcd from Lev* i :
1 ft ni
. to a "
R. 5t (rnwhmttn); (.'rcshTnan). j tn in W2S? -: : Drown •• r«c wcivea' VMI''-A"| A"| Jhi '» « *»,
/t-u tried d Iht- h St. FranciH I trrudus thrmiEliout his stay at *, l ~ 0 _ m il
B Academy???!" " your narrate butane*

FOUR THE LOWELL, t'itlD.VY, OCTOItKK II. ISIti
Pre- Game Rally Snapshots Cardinal Sports
t'pn.T left (.'eft to right)—-Sir. Stephen.", Dean Shift--y Icin i'lihl.if, Shirlev Sparrow?, arid Janet Smith.
U«;j»jr right—Our prexy. Mort iJiinn. Lower left—Stan >Un1zi«r rmtiiriiit; the m-wi^t iniikcup. U'lnun
~ o~. pit', l-nwur rich I—The KamblerH. Yvette Vnyvsie, .hnu- l.iKtiii-.. |,j/. I.eluiuin, Itarliarn Sutherlauil,
L»iiln:cs Kennelsin. Those are yell lender" Slntiery, I'rE^b'e. Cell, and CeolVinn in (he Imi-Ksii
Indians Take ^earn Songs and Yells
12 to 0 Contest
Against Irish
Ity Prod Field
(Jlirixtinas? Not quite, even if
the Lowel. giidmuti did look like
•.juppermiut sticks. F^ven if St.
-S.t'K Nnf,'K- of Sacred Heart did
i;.vt- Bob Ob«rg, suilwart indimi
tackle. We piur-|meltng>; for KIXcointf.
nusiiiK-thf ai-tn'« to: Lowell
i-. a. iL U.
No. L'hriftmiir* t>iill \> the ^•'•th ol
The first half was niji and tuck
as the LowrM l">!m|)It'd Di.slitowu]
? Dai I.njjs cheerwi ifcutr pepiicriniut
elad heniuii on to a victory that
then ncumcil anyone'K ^anie. Uui
ChKstiniiK. was just around the
i-oniL'r a* ilie cm. cnilir.tr the half
barked and dialled ijiwi'l.'H inev-i*.-,
able victory. j
Kollliik' i" Second 1'vrlod '
CominK out of the half. Lowell
put thu-DiiIl in piny by kicking off
to S. !•!".'« .Inbn."on, It was noth-'
in-* hut minittiT" l*o ftm* I/iwi*U*s
Cobs (Simmons and Obertrj w«rei
hovcr;iiic over ,\airl«'s tftft in the]
Good i ; Ijind of Six Points. Bob'
Ohenc makitiff the "couiideGuurrc".
- for Lowell's first tally. Smilin'l
.Mj.an Kodov'ch'a attempt to con-1
vert was Kniothuntd by lrishoi.s.. •
Then Lowell out loose, :v couple 1
ol' driven stoiipine; .short of paying;
-off by ynrds. llol> Simmons, uoinjr
up 'at'tcr passes like a barber polo!
and coininiT-uown like a ... barl>eri
pole, wan really Kho\vinK that'lie'
was his old self again, Mont-Top's
passes and'Simmons' catching will!
worry anyone who scouted Lowell's
uell-drpsfed warriors of the ffriilirou,
Wbtta the line oved bai-k,
bnom! TorreBJ Boom! Ityan! :
• You ctiuld hear the thud in the
st*»n*lF. This T!i::r.i'' Rv»n is the
original. Boom! Boom! kit! (lc.0k.1i
like you're cut out, Jnan), V
Cfinrlio IH the l>eKt luckier, n
tost art on tlio team. When he
tnekd 1 !* :hi>m, thpy stay tackled! \
The P. O. . ^ }
The - next time we iro'L halt! of •
the mail it was straight to the \
P. O. (Post OITIre* or pay off— 1
suit vbujsclf). Battliriir apaiiiHt
.time, Kenny iVehr, number a. took
charge. Shoot in« arounil end for
15. then, hitti:i]ir thu v«_ry_i:*ixt- play •
• wound-the opnwsite"end^'fbr fi,~
Kenny showed he, too, hud recov-•_
"eroU fionV~the : flu "bifcrv It : wastn*
matter of a few. of the. precious re- ';
ma'nhifr minutes -befoie-"Mousie;
itohircp i'fuiuk" over-fot* the *"in«l •
tally. -)_
-Smilln' Milan-ceain poised him-"
"nclf for the de.ivcnmte of the
ox:ra tKtint. Due to u fltro)^ \vind
from a Muiutintr I'lane, however, the
ball hit the crosK bar.
For Tomorrows Game-
THE I.OU-r.l.I. HYMN
With lieinfs b:irod w,- slitiui
In tri'mte in thce—
Our rtliiin mater. Luwolt.
Oh—true to thce we'll be.
Unfurled, Kcd anil While.
None shall th«(i decry.
Thy nnnii! we mmrd—
Oh-I.iK-.-U Hiirh!
the battle H o'er.
And Lowell hearts true.
In vietory or ox-feat ^JM
Their faith in thee renew.
With liunrts full we i-im*,-' •
Thy SMI* ne'er «vili ruji.
Thv name wo lm-e.
Hail. Lowell. IL.il!
ox CAUDIN.U.S:
On—on-rL'iirdinnl^! •:•
Fiirht for victory today. i»am.
Coloiii red and wbrif,
I'roudly wave.i'or you frum up on high.
fiuiri -I.u'v!l he:irt«.
Utnvri itic* tirticiL-ii m the trav, team.
Ami when i^e hut tie is won.
We'll elioer Ky U-well HiKh.
On Loytjll, On l.i>^"«!I',-•'"'
; - (Jive 'cm till you've i:oi;
Coura«".' men. fMil to the end.
And vli'Uiry -vjll lie ours..
•_: On l.i,weli: On Lowell,
Fiirlit o» for livr ftime-
Kljcht. Fellows, fi:iit,~
And we wil! win '-he ijiuiu*.
THK AXK Y15I.L
Give Vin thu axe. the :.xe, the axis
Give Vrn the axe, the nxe, the nxt*,
(I've Viri tl'fi »xe, (riv« *e»i the axe,
tli \ l h
ts n Ca neck, the neck, the neck,
Riffht in tlw""Seck. the nock, the noek,
Itiirht in the iKek, ritfhl in tin- IIWK,
Htc' 1 *. hi tl>>: li-vk. ther.;—
fHi-iH-nt. Imt faster.)
WHISI'EltlNfi CAUDINAI.
C-A. C'-A. C-A-P-D.
f-N. I-N. I-N-A-U
C-A-R-0-I-N-A-L.
C-A-n-l»-lN-A-L,
uiutiiRui 1 owt:r, nitj liolilercad l>vldur
1isey 110 iiti they mati-h to the fo.
Then, I here's nothiui* in thin world cuit halt or i>i»r a nlun
When ten thousand n'.tn can IUL-I: totietSir man to man.
D WIGHT WILBUR
With two straight vi'.-turies bn--, fr.V*ii*s high center in the \uy nlsu WHS way above nur
fNicrvd Heart game with Hyan and Unil.. niml ut Lowell's attention
htiMhir Komir through holes in the 'H_ focused oh football, there •.""
miiid e while 1 orres, Liberty, i^ier i^-ner ^HII-IS ~piniti going on now
KWinw on now Ui-4
I'tiL-hr, and Karby were piling lmc up iler-cn-u ' sumit t-uud rcRoirnitiim
.vintage around the ends.
i.uJitwo;Kht basketball him ulwuS
Oberg Tops
b^c-n of Kr«iii inten>Ht. .-siaxi-'ilv
;•. 1 .ie outslandiiiir line-man in both, to ircshinun mvi MphamonaTTtut
if the Canfinal's games was lio\,
in gaine by ri;covi'rinir tht
Horne> Rhodes
In
Lit not least M'u fall track and th-
1-ro.f.s ciumtry run, which help
in live voiir winil •»» -w?!! -IT in
I;II m >">* "f their tittxnt urac-
'O.ik Rhodes, and Grant Sottleineir.it'ce games. - "
(ua?ily v.-oii i«) to 14. During thin "« have watched several vt
;gnme, fnurteou Injuiin played, and l hcsu-gumes. and can uUyady see
;lhu scoring was divided between:"" id away, lo win J(» ' s; C(1| l ll 'r fo;wurj..l*avilo- riithl
tc.13. Led Hyi;newey Iturrnn, HW forward}; filtickman;' rlfhl' wffi
, v., .:.v, i,4.iillfr. l^
'fir avj*eiv"d7ii>':"iio WJOMHW'I* 0 ?"** Cbuppel, 'ntintnifey^r.
'•ttiilcd ' ' " vin. yud Lotneiv "'-"
T The'iweiitk'H traded lia«.'kcwv.-ith'» r .^ w»oltf forwnni Ibe :* st
-Siin.Mateo all thr.»'ii-b the first '" lli ha* ".Kniy »r si-ortiijj ouwer.
h«(f. mid wt-r« tied tv.et7e to »»•' badrJ^d. ufebuuKh not quit.'
;«-cve with thirtv ^fconds ivinain-, " s '•" lt - lias Vuou«h power i« K«J? (-.
•| in),-, when Dot, PWirer «unk a free. «\^* "pl»".t'iit bwuy *rom ou'.- troa!. ;;-ft
I throw to irfve the Wj- little pa- Ji\\at iwiat jjive them A Untgh Unw* *
{D'jUi)L>» a l.t to ili half-time lead. Althmijih soccer "is not .» niaior
• After* thi* hittf. i^twet!. doubled :fi\rt rwre at U>well, these bos'* oc
\ ilK .-viire, M'hilpo j :ITA.: a lot of credit, i They put 'n
[IUMIW to throe KJiuti. |: i hiut thrt-e hours after school ev-
!/i(.'h-tic(irinii' tens weo Home, niy'lu.v, and w-»rk nix'tty hard at
W*m^ and SL'ttlen.tfr with six t>.'Vi/,oiiiiiir it first division teiun.
rointH each; ; ){.'iodliif< ){.iodli with r'i.-o, und Thoiv i^n't t

is
mm
•v
,•'••' • if
mm
FRIEND
; to FRIENDS!:
iiivi
Hour
Hv I'AT
I'eCiius:' it's heen (he tradition
ever since f.«»c|| tii-gan lo inrut
(,li (he front Mi'L'-.
Nut only i* M i>!ii>
tiarii'.it'll!', bill it's 111*, n.if nf
IIH: J * i ;uisu:,l. Do you kiiov.
ar.;.' oilier si iioi'*i liiat IMI'I r
pfolelv vii.ptii.l) IACII hits seen in
many war*. Ij.st .^itiuday
after tht. Commerce j:«mt- we
pi r ;vcd 'a ourselves, nit well
.in L» «\ejy ii:inrr nviv ot 111
the rity that I,u\vi-ll "lias an
tinbaitable Kpirit.
Ves, we lost the -x^me acnirdinjf
to lh« scroebuard,
but We wen the K;ime tvd to
o i:i*fiirit, the proof of -.vhieh
wan literally shouted out
dtirniir din Cumnierce frame
.wm jmei-uuitlrf at tfli
suffered a xaddeilins; defetit,
tht'. sji'.rit then wit.s the great.
I'd, it lias liu'in in years, and
'«;iL-h person thein bei-aine
im'rt of a trroat team, ami »
irreat s '
! Lowell Tangles
I With Washington
I fly Fred Field
; ".'r, saint iltitiu dtaKulk of Y/.tsli-
[iiiKtuti mtot tho LowuU Indians to.
! day.
j This ip a voty imjiortR'it jjamc
|J"(ir I.tiwill. A loss would mean the
[al)hi)!ic sun; [irnlmlutity of bcinc
• «lni*>|H-4 frosn the playo'ls.
The I.IIWCH learn in ct'ttinp her
'fi-nuL' down prclly put! lAtcing
Kii I.tnculn and ( ; ommcrcet two of
i the t. Jack Lynd. l'hil
i Liberty. l*orcn linker. Hud Kurby,
Itub Sininion.s Andy Ande.-son. and
;
Al C:m\ all desen-e mention.
Mcntzer Misxed
i .Something f'K-clnl sh'.'vild he .said
inlxiut one of tht' gunrd slot';. That
1
guard position in *.he roughest on
••V t\»\,\, ;,•:;( !l tllAHy UMIIBWHI
| man to hobt ')!»•• down the way Stan
' MentZfr has been doing it. Get
well fast. Stun, i-.nd sturt tearing
'em down again pretty noon.
Orthidn to Gordon Klugc for
really coining through and keeping
Stan's guard the strong point of
the Lowell line.
7C\f\
/ UU JOUrnaiS
Iniirnaic
OOIU
^r^lrl ! Starling line-up for ..«,-,..I.^UM:
I4.n(|rt; Jgi,n D-^ alld lUchard Love;
re;t of iho l;jils m ' K;!y'rt, or go
hniiie for a elringe, in wiiich cnsiii •*;,-,. ain
ft"* nni-ssiiiy to ii'ake •_• hurricil 1 1;,..,, \.,,\\. .,
,'i ••:•'. ;.'• ui ti.- ill-; •;:. : is on.
ilince the le '» November 1 for i.»«y at
»» N'ov».mber IB. but if lyiwelt is the world., i
h(.if th(> school wo think it is, our TI.e only uossibtp wry this can'
«r^-e\vil| only iant one day.
dcmiied by Until
: y. bo arcompWuhed arcompWuh is Iiy donating at |
. TJ:e
i ii 10 ^enis i citu*-*, -and and l»v
(•rneruusly.
lv a^nndi\a (•rneruusly
^oaie uf Ihe outstanding skctch-
•mbpr there aie only! : "ff« *»f chlWrrn were dune by Irma
lav.- until Christnuts. f "•»> «»«lp» Sweet, Nadme Thor-
' *en, Irene Srliintmel, Itetty Hose.
.i ' Krhrrtit"' Nuiicnl, Nancy Young,
a.-d Naomit- Drtickman.
CALENDAR The iiuinlals wen> dmi': by Shir-
Oct. Sfl—Ibitlv. „,:.-.
Ci'uk. Naiiini Dttirknuin. Dob
Ot-t. CZ — Washington vs.
L'.'WI'il.
V':????—L-y Dance.
Nov. t—ir-!l Arithmotic Test.
No". -I — .Junior ited Cross
Jirivc. 1
| Voigt. Nn.'Knv ' Thoi-sen, 'irenc
NL-himmel.and BtityJtuwan. The
|rl"JKS
Sov. krain. 8—AiHitMi/o nnv 1'ni-
No.-. S—Rally.
Nov. 8—If-.'I Huncc. -
Nov. 11— Iwly -H. Lowell.
Nov. 11—holiday.
f
J An'
L*I*C ..-.-• ..^« tts ^/4-iiin truiol'icr
for the faculty tea given ,
nrtt
IK landscape
I
J ;or MJKK
Longnii recently.
;
Oum'utt; uiilmttiofi \IIIH been
given the seventh j)i*n\>d ciasn by
PurktT fioin the; San Fran-
MuKC'um. Sh-J has shown
sliclrs nnd given, it^turra about
Bgyi'tlan, dreek, and Kouinn civjllzatimi
Hiid 'trt. Fn»m the Pal-,
a-.'e of the legion of Honor hav«
cume iihntoirnijihs of llusfAim art hitoture.
and of civic iiiiprnvoiiienis.
IVMjiruTH Hhavr Skill
Speakintr of costume'dMiffn, one
of cur own ntudenta, Jbrinne ijusskin"
rwently dW'a fnnhion illusCTition
ef a fur coat for Roberta Co.
, The ad appeared U|.|II.-4.II;II in III local 11H.-U1 paper*. paperi*.
Color Charts { j Joanne- J u a n m * ha* •—*••--••• wken desitrrt I nnd II.
Also ilisi'!avvd ud the fr^nl Lul-1 ouinuiurcial an and otlvanccd draw-
Icliii were ei>lor t'hartcv. done by j ing, nnd studied during the mitnmer
Miss rhm-'x design CIHFS. show- at the -lean Turner Art School,
ing the light and color theory for Another talented Txiwcll costume
harmonium* color Hchemctt, These (designer is Pat Schmerhorn, who
charts were done by Don D«t Gib- j recently won a design contest for
•j | jsnn. sun. Jack
L)al|>ino. a, and Xancy Nancy iill-cilv ull-citv hf-fh h'gh sschools
Rtudentit given
Aikcii. Tile \* to teach the|f»y Hale Ilroa.
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TWO Sun Francisco. Friday, October '2*'. 1«4S
THE, .UOWEJJ_
blMwd by thr> A*tocliued Ft
of Lonclt High Schnol
HOQ I7nyM Str«rl. Son FVHHCIKO.
California
I*. IT. S. S. A. Member* Fee
l.OWEUi STAFF
EDITOR PAT FRIEND
Associate Editor. Joseph Hal to
News Editor David Bircnhnum
Feeture Editors Mrrilyn Hindon and
,T. Arthur Freed
Sport* Editor Dwifrht Wilbur
Girls' Sports Kriiior Carmen Castillo
Busings Manager Mark Knsarin
Exchange Editor. John Gallagher
Artist Fred Field
Photographer „ Charles Golden
REPORTERS
Knnily UrosiuBCalt Jnnii 1Ii>tloti;iiiuti
Al Cnrr VVUTH* 1-'i VIEII.'
Itmbp] Krrml Henry Stohi
Ruby GoIil.i!>•>)• Iinu'.ml Slr.mit*
Hnrry Cluekmaii l-'mtth I'.i.-kiinl
IMI11 IV Kviilnrk l-l.i. iu .- Wiii»-fi«
Al lv.irjtt« % ii(**n
FALLING SPIRIT REBOUNDS;
LOWELL DELIVERS THE GOODS
"Lowell spirit is not what it was." says Mr.
Kricger. director of the music department. "It
has been setting worse and worse alt the time."
You probably nil remember Mr. Krieger's helpfulness
at the fir>t rally, by leading some songs
and directinc the yell*.
Thece words by .Mr. Krieger idus the fiery deliver*."
of Cnl Colt's SKfcJi, we ure glad to sny.
awakened every Lowelliu- in tinh' to send n fust
falling spirit rocketing skyward.
As part of this rampaigii to bol.'trr up the spirit
in which we seem to be failing, we are printing
an original snug liv Xool Kelly. (For lhi>so of you
who don't know. Noel wa^ oiii- nf Umvll's most
versatile students, which included being head ye'!
leader, ile trn.dunted in Ff todity'.'
2. Ar«> MV Mur''-IIII I in- problem nt hrinJu«rhii««i •
and giving n square o>al ot (•veryonp?
3. Does the m-cryiiity hf« of tlio average student
give eviibnee of loyalty tp nne'ts Lome,
school, rtilf. rounlry? '' .
1. Do sludcnlH turn! to brine °"l Mie b.td pninlN
nbniil their ichnolx ntid minimize the good iminN?
5, Do f tu'lents ever consider what is tvinir dunu
to them by t!iou been chuattng openly? Do vo» throw
glarew in the general direction of thf? .'fachcr
_ whose class you're going to flunk" Does yr

i".U-J-l.-
TJ»E I.OWEI.U PK1DAY. OCTOI1EK 23. 19IB THREE
""'Characters Around
The price: SO crnt*.
Stu Jones
The date: November 19, 21. and
Marta Nagcl
Norm* Mczer You may think you have a hard
: "ULADLV!" shouted Mr. lVili^jj
The time: S:00 p.m. • liinu "with Klee when we asked if "Itrrr-r-r, . it's -- too — coM for ?n in' { Bring prcxy to the Low.Il G. A. jj.'
1
fhe p'i«cc: l-owell andlloriunt.
Stu -lones -ould be ex.-used from
i first for an interview. Maybe the
[v£l Of course, you kids know by nov •
that the "errand affair" is the tra- 1 feeling isn't mutual, hut Stu's /uvorite
teacher is Mr. Holland or
tftiinal Cnristma* Varieties, or Air. Libby. depending on which one
don't you ? Mr. Pnlland, who Htv«s him an "A."
icaches dra.uatics and takes care The "i foot » inch haxcl eyed, II--I
of nil piny*, usually Riven twoi
S'yrelary has a stubborn streak.
it*ws a year: the Varieties during ' In hli eighth summer he organized
the fall and n play in the spring n stt'ike ln-cause the school r>!nyterm.
, grcund wasn't open. Up ai.d down
I.ton Tamer
paraded the yuuihful crusaders
There, will be en opening act, ', with wrbbly figns saying, "Unfair
mil nrturally. n closinjr one-. Now. [to Uccrcation.'* He was successful,
Hiat mysteries does the time intoo,
Pibetween
hold for us? Out of sheer Of girls, Stu, who's going ateitdy,
pity, we'll giw you an idea of what fez, "1b trli.d they're here; they're
you CJI;I expect. You'll probably Idice to hah nrowd." (He had a
itc littlo boys sm,::nir, isn't that
CU:R? Tii'irc will In: skits, om* of •cold.)
them bcint; called, "The Lion He !'ivcs onions, although Elite
Tnmer". You'll hear lots of sing- doesn't go for that. His favorite
jnc. take thnt for grunted. j class is girls' gym. (Watching,
„.., And (hubbn, hubba!) an Hath.it
'•£.)
b»J['|«alfon dance. Alluring S'*'•.
^'-n »"r of the .captains on tbr. ' u 'f t f *,, ,,osi »fflee JoU.arc being ofijuirtmg
sclw.'r wawr all over fcred. an vrtiraiw in hich schwdH
m
• and junior aitlfgen are filling Ihcsc.
It isn't at all fuiii>y. but disiuso- Students will havu to do bcltcr
An Oracle?
-,We of. the sufi arc
this .SQ>CU11L\1 cxjiert is. that
dors that he or SI IK known
txactly what 1,925 sludrnts want
n their rallies.
If the rallioH
tuteful
§m»r*
^"ttlf a spokesman for the entire • mariy rifl
IZZIE'S ITEMS
llv Iwil.d Freud
; Old Mrs. Sinoii 'aaswcreii, "V
,1)7 next month." ••
AC- ni^-h iirnt\ V-Uiimrl- * "I'm not." said Sinn*,
will head for C'at.J where he zvl * '" llIin d
„., . . , , , ., the 'court, urcunlthir tniditioii. I vditiun's hinis may not be appre-
1 i\u yi;ar J*'p arc l:anli*r to iret, ?.,,t tS..,n j s aiways l^i; much : ; ctutcd for nonic time because n few
l«!ciaiiy for unvs. _ fu|l vvf*ji his Haymiiies, Che's itnd'are so yet now in uiat the they west, haven't been
(.iris ,(. und over aru being ^ntlall tram, inr, dutfnir fifth than* po-; iw Of 'interest
nmy lip the
i ing: Fir.-t, King Cole's iiitosil'iip-
. itol disc v"l. entitled "Ktir Svnti-
', inentn! itcasons" with "The Ut'st
! Muti" or. the other'side. \
I A new plotUT hy anollvr well
ie of us have irreat ambitit>nititin; but'
Smoe"C«8 a wiile variety of souls,
J"or iniitttii-o he would enjoy rwinp
.CnHatma (Jundi's tailor. '
] So until then (whenever that is),
Vniember, Smoe is lookinc at you.
With Trial Debates
e I^wcll Forvniie Society Iw-
I riff W'I' D ; vn-linirall latp*cnmiTM treU. r y
" Mr " - [ '
[llbhl i in th the ttif.ii i f i ob- b
1 **ar( we sugjrwit this person
there are fioi
nice monasteries about).
f't **-!r,nonv
. , „, i extcnrnvcly through South and
nticulars)m- Cemn|, Amcrfca ^rf^ thie time.
I Sbe then went to France and lived
in Paris -for -aboutsixT months.
214, has
t> Swewent
to vfsit
I While in France, she traveled with
her family to many of the other
European countric*. She came
ab«iut nine years old, and InUr
came to the United State**.
This If) Mary's first year in a
rt Of
native of
r ^ i ^ V n K ofVhT^riod^^ipleoBantly In
public school. In the past she ha*
The« people are the first choncn tryinjr to dbcovvr new ways y to Swedish during dung his stay oversea*. oersaw. only attended Dominican Convent*.
f fcr entrance and/or d/ scholarship* hlhi I «nok «nonk pwt Mr U. Fortl and out Ke Mire catche* on fast, don't you the last one being Notre Dame des
t ll the ,luor to forbidden freedom. think?
Victoro Convent, here, in the city.

Font
Cardinal Sports
With » '2-2 ii'-nrd Miitnl tm-ni, »' •• '•'• " >»'.- !'>v..:tv will r:-.-.". \Va-;i- .•••;".,
>m-! r in toiLiL ill il.-Jllf. 1 lie sraMill .-. JUIUII; L II v. i 1 li»>l It.. 1 v. »>•
( (iflUneiti'
iiil
•i i.'irn.-, . •* • !i -• nil ''-.*•• ••••: lh,- lea.-l iti'
L-I. a Ji-ss f./.M'ithur HI d WIIJM ... :u.ii. »i f.:.-\. th' .-hoWiiiK al
).il nt: lh ie..ir. Tin-n :t I't 1 -'- IJUVCII
.. !.. v.i •!- y.veii. ilir!'.:i|i|i^ a • i.,u 'i
.. .••; ii:r tin Unce iv;idn>-,
i-niii'it"" \ s ,..„.), |,layi.-r rnne tiiu nl ihe
"• • 1 Ul' " '"' "• lllii: *' l ' rs V l " " i l s iZlV n :oti, wil! iiul sci" aition ti»- ;l .|.!| ;,s ;.,. hem in'.ii tiu 1 JTJ> in I-'
in*.-; I'-f>ie-i-n^ ih.'-f e.-:iln*'S- ,,,;,:.• r.::ul:::.- t:ie |>!:i.\ei> on their
l'l.i::li- i.ne pro:iu-< s I., h'>ld ilMl. «i|,.v. ii,^
n "ith any vain '.n tiif ,», v,.Vin' ti.Id t"> >- --ludfiils thai
lie s»>ill. "Hi'Wi.yiM, it >tfll ;f •..,• wm tin- ju-.\l thn-t- franie.-
1. • tin- K-*'l :'nd Wiiiti- should ,„ ;(t jjn.. ;\,iv. v.,. v.uu'd i* •! Ini.i
THK LOW KI.L. FKII».\V, (KTUlltiK 2.V llllf.
Anderson Stops Mustang's Vought
Vi tu:J:! i.l !.i!'ci.'i;- -Jirrj ir.j (!:e li.il! IM»T It!-* itwn .Vft latkli 1 . ! owell men jj : rlup'.i an- Anilrrson M. [lore I (a
:!». Ti.i-ct M. 1 in :i >7. KVnirk i.l, nmt ,M»'iH ' r i7. !l.i:'Ci*ln ni-.-n iiu'IuJo Pcsirlman ".". and ."Wlson
2i'. 1'l.ij t) tl;-- !: -! t;ui»rIiT.
Commerce Eleven Wins in Lincoln Jinxes
r" i L c J c I DI Lowell Power 7-0
Eight Second Freak Play „ „„„,,, v „,
i%1.?nenrs l 'th!'y's\Tl| n w < ilV"iav" \a In-Jti-hH^lintin"' hi. kv'^it-ik ^'•'m' ""'" "• 1> ' 1 '"^'*''»•»**"* it'''i. .V* lieen"".''- sunlit u l'.'n£'|!a>s fn'iin Knrl MI.K- i J'U' 'col! V I' ' -'^r'"" T LV" 1 ^ ! "V^^ ""'•"
to win any of tie
>a!i>n."t a line to niithinir a'.lvjiiitiiire.
I'A the fim haff
d half «;is the
< HKEl, 1
IKA^
TO VM
Wrlun-
Lo
The liead niiuh :tt SVs^hiimton K
^ on J.nwell winning ly (» or
••oinis. iiut this it< tin ^'K" wi nt h'line.
•nif down. It just means tltnt
11
'' VMu^liIirVl'
iv.vll >«]iia>l is imnr.iVini;
. vi r\ ^ •k they i.lay. Th-ir irrmind
utt^i-k jnviullv is Ih'i-niiiinir more
\t< We' saw in thf Comni".
Tin- !.ll. < inok ni> anil
This "us : •ideiidnl
of U-v-fll ^(nrii. ...
h.-r«ri
Unit .Vt. V.-yne ^;iid. : • IK.-
I llii'-e jfiiini's and •
:.i r,.u\
tt'e'll IH. In th itat'idTs. Well, .,iu- :
ui-.s is t..d:>v gainst -
. Nimi- of us ran afford '
lo lilies ini.-'
M.k lo \\:v l.ouell j;, ai(,j hvitve.i
::.:kei"an'.i Ken l'.»-In- had appar-
Papooses Drop Indians Drop Two i'ml.;
Initial Game Soccer Games
ll1 """" " m """'"' "" Jlt "
l.ul mil .we!l fii:',j
il D '
team In. .- - -
l-e>t nf tin- a [i
play, i.ina.in irm-r
..n an j;it»it>-pti*,|
iilimi.'--. Til.- t.nly
»uli"lit lilt*
lit- nut toward I hi* lm!l
llv Itiirrj (Turkman Ity Marry (Jiukmnii
-vrr al
r.. lt-.li-'.-. I '+(:-.-..
liili'i".
1 !"! t'iivoi'i'il ('
rer^ive ."land-i v.li.'ii the ivnm; w:^^ [|.,. (/Tiicln i|j.irti'ih;ti-k. Muiin.'*-"
t.'Ht-h. 'I'm* Ihilldii^s diove imitlf m,t. .kf Kail Mi.-(-rn|«*s iui-«s }>.
'-(I y.tid line five diffi-r- nm-. iti:n!..ke ,.ut in th..'oj«M
;i:nl it liM-kiv! lik'- a sun- t..ui!i
owovi. it "•us not all Cum- ''' "" I " l> '''I'^'ln.
.c. ihe In.iuui* als.i made *. ;\ ""'"v L'l->opv on,. ;,„• ..,liju.i , .(.,. w;ifi i,,,,.^,.,, ,(V „„,, ^....^ ,,1|WII ,,„. ..|,|,.|im., t,,r ,;;, -l:at..- t. -mprrarily(l»v K --'Lnilinirh.*
.AlthuUK-i tlu-y were playinir'' ^ ^ y 'J'^ I ' tl ii"'J ||! .J'^ 1 -*^ 1 ' IJ'I' " '^"••i"- - i; '- |"-"»*:'tly dril.fd.-d tu- yaid.- IH-IIH.- finally ln-iiii: JlopjK-d j'» _J. x, lw .'^ > ' an . i .| ini > .'.'"^ >" a When '-.
tl;irty-.lii"
Zulu- int.>
r->t>. l^o
i'arr-n-in..
rf «J;-u. :h
for i)T»..-.
!i;it lin U •:
set the. T'MI
Ueli-m: in
Kly «:i
winninir •'.
.>" twjivv fa^":
Tin- only tfii's ahli' tn i:et jiiiy ' ihi* Injun*. ISolh sides wi.-rc
,ln\'iil .411.1s wi-ie l!itl ll.>i»f ;.:«! «".-.'d. t u: lf:ill».i;i v.u.-first
Pick lEh ri'Heis ;••' Oi-toln-r 2!) Sitcivd " ll " tl ' r W|t " " n ' al iivi ' "'iviTKary, inspired team with tin- old Lowell ("«" l»»injr off yjtnln
A at ihii half, CoiniiKirfc Jc-ihf'd lleait: N'.' isinif «.p,-n«.|
».xii« p.»int inai-ini: tin* *Hi.ti\ ibi-
.-d • fn

CHEEK OUR
TEAM OS
TO VICTOKV fflELOWlLL
Volume S$. NIL 4
I'RE-OAME
KAIXT TO
BE TODAY
M'o. Friday, November S, I94G
Lowell-Poly Gridsters in 33rd Clash Monday
Program for Varieties Changed; jDecorate the Old Lowell-Poly Traditional Rivalry
Bill Putney To Be Star of Show, Rattletray for Flames Anew On Armistice Day
Parade Monday
Ill**, many tro'in-iaiJe «vvntJ« in hijh acliool
T FRIEND
to FRIENDS
lt» I'AT KKIKNI*
When tin- ••In-ill sliritk "f tli«r
iitL'iiiii^ wl'i-th. tt'^nUD'is tlituuilh
Kvzar Mi'iniit.,'. it will nik'k the
Ot.'rty-thiiJ tint).- t)u* Indians have
rule ititt) hattli' jitrain»t thi- Paimts.
"•"ruin tht- fim Little-B':;
y.an)K ill V>\2. whi-n IJMUVII Hindu
nf .»20. the (.iiti
lla^^i^• h;i» al'Viiy
.luft lit>ik ovi-r the U
fur i io.if. l'ur vxanijil
n
iHr «vt'-tiili)r>, uimlilc
ii! to II-? a laittcrti (• 'in
i..'.yM knew \itin ha«l it
•*aw tin-. nJny, [,„) th*-y
Won, Ti-^
\.jn..»(vl,1d HOTii !i» ioly
IM*\-\1 l-M-ns. He .liiln't Jiii.iw w
ft' It'jll "or, ... -•;»•„ .j.) mui-'iinj;
• L-Jn. 1-iw. ;,.i *.fn
i'^i 1I;I|,J:rf nv (inw,i to A INIII-
[ fire jimctiir thy t^M-* .mn| ?anff
j "i*h«««l mtiK.-, (r»Vi- yell* for thr
.ech'x*! they-tt'ooid Jtnon la»ve, and
JdlitplAyn! a fcc-hit/el*- sftlirit
;jasp.i-i*t:tt «io»U*-V-
| claxn in many y+arr.
II C.puin I.A It It V McINEKNEY SY -I-k-- ha,d, with l«rfi Wiput, AL CARS ta .'h^hltii^l^T • It will :mdmihtffi nuVin the inlii.r-th!rd year nf f-^tTi-1»arrri frntfni! r»mpetltkw. SJ«JA«)JC of the
.null xfi'tr'.t in a bacltjtround o
r '*' : * 1 ' •' ^ •'• "vfi :u *'i-J-^u, *Ui
Cardinal rcoter*. Year aflrr ytar. rrxanHew of leanc ro ^ v * r "' •'"••.'; " -•'- ..•..-.-.,.. J.J luvjiriiiiiNi, r>jniMHtC Ut tfiC., •• ' • • •' • "vfi :u *l^U^Ul uUt
M-II upirll i« a Incite round of Cardinal rcoter*. Year arirr ytar. rexardleM of leanc! • ver ,"^'in rrtjim in their f«n4 f«nj mem- mem-
the '..owe!!- '.^well- l'oly *1t«»ic dnwn dr»w the bisect fortball crowd in Northern California. V«t
Ihe pirturc i" STAN MENTZEIt. our
! "XI^*- vl«. if!!?* Ilfo th *T lfT **
in STAN HEVrZEIL our eihrrraptain. ! LowJiL yCtr!l "*** mt

wo
-O\M:J J .
h«^J W lit* w
of L.-wrll HIKH Schoci
1W0 IInjn Strerl. S*n rrd
California
I* tt S. S. A. M«rb#r#
EDITOR
Awt, late Editor
New- F-Hitor
Feature Kditori'
Spcrts Editor*
Girls* Sports Editor
Hu*in
Joseph Ifrtie
David Birenluam
Marilyn Widen and
J. Arthur Freed
Pwieht Wilbur and
Mark Kaunin
. Carmen Castillo
.. Mark Kaunin
John Gallaeher
Fred Field
Charles Golden
1.1 VI
| Srrni'
Returning Veterans Realize
Need for Education in Life
(Editor's NoU- The arlicle Mow in * ctmdetuution
"f the Mean of Edmund Green, Martin
Uypinit. and Ted Fhman.) - ,
Another veteran walked into Mr. Monroe K
office thi* mvuminir. ,
He had left Lowell in the »pnntf of 43, tn
•ntor the Navy. Now he wan hack—hue k Ui find
out what wo:k he'd have to make up in order
to rcreivc ft Len'ull diploma.
in schorls all over the country similar wt'ne*
nctur daily as CX-GVE return to high nehi»l w«*injr
« diploma. SUlHon* of thrm are Hum jrtunir
to **.lU-ce, the «-oi«t lieinj* paid liy the Rovemment.
Thew *x-C. I,** were one© our ace. Now they
ar* «Idrr. wi-vr. Now Ihey realite the Importance
'-r an education. Now ihey realixr what a wonderful
»- -ntry it l« that orfera a (ree public eduradon
to all.
Next week is American Education Week.
I: is 7i (rood tir*ir* for us to tako stJK'k of ourwlve«.
Are we making the most of our school
time? l»u we Ihink often enouch ot the principle*
Itehind the finest system i.f education in the
world? I'i> we realize the vnH amount of public
in* ntonev Uiat is spent on us—for us ?
We e a»ft you mam—are mamare )«u «i«mK «imK »» pep
who by b their hi t tax money provide id im with t a free
education the-r money'* worth? U \OVV name
OR Hie Honor Roll?
Snioe
My Sandy Urouweau
Thin i.T tW lime of year *-hen every ReservatUm
Ited Skin IK doing ine triliol war dance. If*
Parrot hunting mwon. nnr! the I*weil warriura
ant hep fur tht- tmditioruil tumble al Keuir.
In antn>loo* clam one day. Snoe wax anked,
-\Vhav is a comet T" An could be .wneoted. Smoe
dfdM't know. Tht! teacher, put it, ano-her way,
- ^ an»i afkfi!, "What It a *tiir with u tail t"
—.- " Stnoe'a Snoea Wlliaiil answer answr wan an "Jfiekiiy eky ifouw." f
A pdl taker onee a«kml SmneV rh rather if hhe
h'I 't?
. *Yer," replied Mr. Smoe.
Tell me." Mid the poll laker, "what in the
Mwrft of your JtapptneMN?**
"Squaw ran away from bomc*" anxwered Smo*
Senior,
0** dark niirht lant fall. &nira heaH :*•••' I'oly
J. D.V tslVInic. Or.f of them wan trilinir Ji«w
th"y copped a v[rtor>- ft cm tht Imllann. Snuw
w«fi funouili«i; Ktation for ctenli«(r a Vk;ory.
At the station one of the policemen looked ut
the |M>VI- and «ai'l J I l
Jrj(r«wt.
At thin Smoe turned white Ohirh i« h^ard for
him). That'? rirbt." Smoe ••id- "!l'« my fault.
1 Jt"»c them Mix. hlticltN over here."
One of the many proveriw in Smm-V f:irnily ic:
"h im'l th«" »rle writ.
ten Ity a free prottio, «e hnne. an underntapdi d d i ili
New Schmtl l*romi»ed
We h:t\o ix-en ),r"miM.l this n«-w srhi.^' f«r u f^rc titm
to our kro'vlrdjr**, the p'^n" f "; it haven' 1 Yei,
p even
The
?,..;» . ...j,,.,;;,.^ 1I« i.--•* * .*•» * « 7 m-» ! 7*»»>!i i ii.«\«
»!• in.fn |in>tt-ntcu. l>ui
t" r^minn the publiV »f lium MIHC more, lu*n- they an-
|>m1I Han ltten in iu pri-M-nt huildicjT f-inc- 1UH> Itx (tirollmeni
now ie:irhce P,IV hui|i|inir in the norld.
Thi> "prniliirt" of a :• hool in junt one thlnir; frlwr* 1 citii*>tj«.
Swmn In IIM they an- jtn itiifinrtiint an a iMiwiinc pin;
New Hopes Flare
As Board Fiddles
My Ifank Stein
II**r». J. frw who
.-ire alwavH different arj aiiv re-
FcmblatHw to tho*e livfntr? Itic (fame.
Tf'«" OrM 1/mrll-I'nlr nrounter •which look
jil.'if l«rk in 1912. wis pla>ed >Wote a rmalU
though i a err rrowd of l>rep fans and. loyal sto-
'uns*t District
dri'rated by the amazinc Mnren of S&4. and tM.
In HIM. th*> Mfrl-anK-n w»tr> trounced to the
tuin- «f ."K-fl! It wsf a championship lynt-el) Cardinal
t.am that performed ihe tt-mt. The pun*
in WI4 pnivt-ii tn Jm for the title. Thw time
I'oiv vran admim«t*r»'(i an II-li lirkinr. This nil
iiuildini*. Atrain in 1D1*« I'oly failed to rntrt, bemir
the tmwillinir tw ptent of the fhort en«l of a
U-fl si-iif.-. The Cmliniln wire worried a |nt t!>e
followinir year. h«w»ii-r, for th#*v were- fntmi to
woik hard to eke out a *i-.1 vic1or>% Ther *n>m
•infe-1 th«*ir ftr^t drf»at only ld thr two schools whnn smlileiiiy w». l.n.ltc*i at our de«k.
ll the vital M-tery: "Who *it« h^rp?" It
KufrHI. .stelli. Dallas »nU Kiltoy had nil ffWn«I
pcn-l* of wi«i.im from Mr. Patterw cirl >"^^«, cn>*».vyr* anA a
riUlwr dumpy firun-. ^^N>V
N»t a> inforiiuiiiM'. hut ncvi-itJiclfM fascln*'inir
are the hyroK'.vi>hii-f*. in>ultin(r nfcetche* of
r'swmiiW, ;ina i«tiH(i|>y parries of tit-tat-toe.
V | | uiii- and jro. Hut thetr dmk doodlintri*
remain
:ntr!!ert.
. a moment to their talent* tmf
Turntable Tips
doua
frank Packard
nu\\the
rently: WO«M|V HemnSV Wor-Irhoppers pJ«virjr
"Fan If and "Blow in' V V a Storm" on Col. .1705!?.
7*1 "* ? H^ftacular A Ir of arran*etn*tiU fel-
(Jic wild ITermuri\>yle.
i B fhas in* ctt:^* H*w diwes. aa»r*
»£•-*«««rfccre in the NIAT 'ja aide X«. I. alU
rOw I^nre" on Nldf Vo. 2. VU*» for Ihe d
Ihe Me\SiM>" -ih
orer.
At«o on CnfamWa. Benny ijltxlmun h** cut
new "Rlui. ?iie*." This rreaf Jazz cla^nic h»f
"I I>on t Know Enoujrh Al>ou^,V'u" on the othr r
i>ide. The number on that i» CuL .'[705.1.
-That Drumater." Oar Kruna on Cat. S7M7.
nffx fail bf»t diM- lo date witfi hi* new b#-nd. "»'•
Joel a Matter of Opinion* and "TnalV Hy IIoMr**
are Ihe tw lil d
Lowellj
Crowi
. V
firrt two ro
*ith
Tn* r"
of Lnw
that 1^
for the,
S
700 ti«l
^ wM at
Tnerrfoi
their .w
fiff
dertw
total irat^n
Friend:
j ate In It. m
prir*. anil It
»f»«

fo«ldiCftUUlf
8304*3' Sn\Ved S ffiart, r T20T^Ti.B LOWELL TEAM
their share of the two games. Lnffy Itariovich:
These Ngure« were reached after "Lowell will win 21-6."
ihe deductions ot tnxw, operating ,\l Carr:
oxponsen. and the 4 |ief cent of the "p«ly should win
- --" K '-"WB'.U FHWAY. NOVEMBElt 8. 19If.
i ----- •- rrrrr.—— ~^^ __ _^ THREE III!
! "UV the only jinnie of its kind, Jenn Knise: _
and Ijtlh teams want to win thin "Poiy "'ill win for sure."
in
Points
r,\ilr',t behind it."
Komilcr Pluying. Maryls Steinberg:
from «n old in- "Our men are good and it'll take
but win.
; Fred Kiel...
our murgin ; By Al Orr
:e'vomber I On Armistice ii, HMrm na our ex-
' I for that statement alone shows that i'. together with Captain Bruce —HEAT POLY— ! ming seriously. We know this be- -
• cause every time we tried to get
•jnb. It IK t'ompoHoii nf twenty-one
"Tin touch with,her she-wna either
rive wiin us usual vicor.j fellows, all of whom deserve a
MiM Kernor ban expressc.1 Tier great deal of crarift. .
help them in every way pTssI-
tfonfidenie that all tho .registries _ Buy* like Wnrd Hcaly, John
le .will Im 100 per cent within tho al-iTufts. Stun Smith, Victor Levltl Yo» bn>iu> th» >-»lnu> r ,tnn>* u ..« i,..,. }?' ns ,9' or ' n enn prove by '
u.gotoKc-;ioted time. Rooms iiOO d and eland many more too numerous toL^""0Stion thoS lit wR, S'im« " ty "r iv ° mc(i « l8 nd five
that you're! h>-e Jiroiyrbt'Titf_ tho-most' money, mention fa tho sm^l spnee allowed i t W ' s WIow i c Vf£ 1 r I|(|UnJ ! fc ^ .jf.--.-._;. '
yu hink, mut u »
*' •c,u,glve.,gch.ol8uch -BEAT POLY-
I-It'ft up to us to let them know;
wo're with them all tho way. Let's •
riiow the whole city that Lowell's!
spirit is still the finest in the
world. j
—HP.AT POLY— I |
Junior Statesmen j^
Meet in San Mateo i r „, — she
r traipsed over to Oakland to join.
-:the Athemt Athletic Club, which
I would help develop her diving technique.
;. - Cv,--" HONOR ROLLA.
Daciocco.
S—V. -Morlnior. J. Ilium-tt,
I (nek. D.<
i-M. Ituhn. -\l.
"k
onp i icr«
J
! In arUlition to tho fifty-odd meets '
' she's participated in, Hi difforcnt
; partu of the country, ahe hopes to
! appear in many more. As to her
j proudest moment, that came when
I nlm f>t,i»«.t second '" "
nior W
rjjiilo. A. U'IIIKT. K. AU Championship.
—BEAT POLV—
S
*>ank|in"Ilotel. on Sat-
Calendar
: Nov. 8—H-3 Dance.
Nov. 8—Rally.
w^Nov.^ll—Poly^Lowell=Gamc.-
^rNov.ll-Holiday. - J
~ t -*Jov.^aa^TuborcuIar"Te8tsr"'"^r
IPS-! 12-^.Armistlco • Day Pro- •;
Krarri (2nd nnd 10 minutes"
of:3dr).;;- .. -... -..
roy.^lS—Cap and Gown
Measurcmcntft at 11:45
^•:;; (4th and Bth). "„
r> ;• Nov. lfr-Rally. .
k; - N °v* 16—L o w o 11 - Gnlileo
- ;:; Game.
^Nov. 19,-21-22—VarieUea.
"Nov. 27^-L;4 Dance.
. -1T N O.V- 28-20—Holidays.
tteir. 31BI
Frwil. S. Jolin
UK Jl
a. uurtviu, at. Heir. 21tf—I l.-B ltr'iii!iir.p

FOUK
Cardinal Sports
By
D WIGHT WILBUR
The Lowell team as iiicturcd ritfhl before the Wiishirtrion tilt. Lvft to rich! in (lie line tire: Carr. l'i!J;
' Oherg. ISti; .MenUur, Ifi3; WoHenlierg. K>8; HUD. 192: Hurvla 10": and Mural mcyer, 178. The backfill
includus: Turrt-s. 153; Ryu it. 188; Moscrop. 132; iind I-Vi'hr. Kill. The I'ne iiverage* 178. The
bjckflel'J, IBS. Itoth the ind.'ans and the I'aril* will ust< the T f»rmntiu,i nt* slmwn »bu:v, Alter- 1
nnlinu at Hie ull-Importanl position of end are Andy Anderson and Hob Simmon*.
Dalmas Scores as GRID - O - SCOPE
WlflC 7-0 i-OWKLL POSITION POLY
TTUlO l m 'i'lie Itic-littiis ifumi', Lo'voll v».
Poiv, which will be held in Kezar
'iiiiiitluy, is onu game thut every
one will want to sec. Although -
i my is fnvorwl to Hike the tilt, thu
f;;:rm- promises to be much closer;
i.iaii lant ycur's uneven baitle,
,.h c: 1'oly won :J7-0. :
t nly hup lost its "fearsome four-:
CL'IH''
.. uuiinxcti »y IJICK -veunaa-
V,;x—Bub
70 .. McCormtck
Simmons
lar-ks the t xpcrfcmv
LKK
tbnl .-'ii
Tun
„._
3
yanl ClJnuxwl runt.ru by recovered Dick Pelinas* fumble, the rjwt sti-intr lust yuir. Boo h;is yet t« wt hut.this ncaso-i, but this
Lowell-Washington football game "should be it~hu lust Poly game. IClKiK 10 LOWELL,
ended with the score of 7-0 in favor ;io—Dn«h Uorctu LTU. Churlin Malone—I:!
of Lowell, November 25. These two boys, playing their last big game, havu very HuK* expe-
Thet Indians were repeatedly rience from lust Kcnsuu, but play H smooth game. Either Boreta or
knock'tiE at the Ragle s door in the aiiilone CuuM break out of the "cotis-sU'iit" iinj into the outstanding,
first half, but pay dirt could not fjy -be
reached. Both on the Washimr- .
; In 1-1 after the Washington game at
the gym. Tne students u*iui were'
where cheered for the team and
-.-tang ami clapped Lowell songs. Or-
Vh.ds to the burnt who camo to the
; gym in full uniform to supply th&
musk- lor ti.e crowd. This wng a
: I"
halfback of liM5. However,,
nmnv good players have replaced,
the former numors-up for thuJ
iniiiiipionship TIR-V have AlarccIU,
Uare, .Mclncrncy, Dales* urnl Pane-;
vit-li ti» mention only n few. They'
;! t. lumiiarativelv light, but are
^ and acgressae. Their blocki»r
an(l running has been excellent
jj, mx-Wous frames.
-pite Lowell team I»i3 a ly-poumL
mtvantuge in the Hue, and a 9pound
advantage i» tre backXield.j
I'oly heat Lincoln 0-D, who out-,
weights ll a11 the Parrots 2".\ pounds per •
- - This weight difference helps
1 '"- 1 showing of spirit toward our
: .whcol.
, Noted alienee in-the Washington.
game was Lud Kenick, our first
t pu: center. AI Wollenborg borg did
u fine jb job of replcin replacing Ld Lud. who h
was sick the day before the game,
lie was out at Washington unsuited.
atul hopes to be ready for the
Puly clash.
Mcntier. Dunn Ploy
Stan Mcntzcr und Mort Dunn
uur two first string Ruards, also
were not in tot) condition for the
Eagle tilt. Both played only part
of the ga>ne. Stan was just rerovding
from sickness earlier in the
week, and Mort had to rest the
fcK'lteceivi* Award ! a.,d: DlSltri
C«n«Taiulatiuiw lo Lowell's half- guard spots.
hack. Ken Fochr. on receiving thej Sophoauire Warren. Karby is Im-
individual p'ayer award for beingt rroving every time he playw. Be.
the outstanding man on (ho field' Hidi* IIIH excellent punilng, he in
In the Washington name two week*; cnnlinua'ly driving through the
"«»• H'i Hi wn-Ht«it piny in run-; run i:n:n fiuliting lor that extra
n'nc pass catching catching, and defensive
yard.
.i,,
1
Midway in the third quarter, IS—Luri Kvnfck , C Hub Kirk—87jarm. he was carried through the
after a Washington ijuick kick, R-nk-k was out the hut game !ut will be back in then* for the : vard by several players, amidst the
Lowell's Charlie Ryan smashed
\,iK K
through the line and fumbled after unu, nu. fs ,lot ,,t j,^ j,cst plny'utr pytr ctinditioii. Kirk Is fouiul fre- eiieirs of twn t or o three h
, juently
irnininir 7 vnid». Quick thinking tl on •T •Tvam of f the h Wk" Week." EDOK TO POtV POt.V.
•• •:i-rs who* h* ivaliud li until uTiur dark
.-^.v..,,,, ,,„„.,„„ ..-. „ ,„ ., .... w him gt>t tile nword.
iwell's substitute guard.
n infun.:al victory raHy wa,
(I up the bull and ran all the !l h
way. Al Carr'a sensational btock « * '**> " »««. l*« best line backer m the league. Bare, too, exceeds in his l)| 'To certain i
Wieeld," who ihi
np.rpund. them, buj
Pink enough of
Wd support the
Jeu game, becnusi
rl nad the
lly. Star half
ND CONRKATJ
ran uruunJ end for Both the nHit
t' All-f.'ily Cross Country Meet
Finnl seire: Low- am should l«
en behind the line. Bai'u has a score (o his etedit. >'O EUOK. •'•'•'" 'n'.'i'r with case.
, . —HEAT
^ ^
d.rftfott Dun|
.injury
•ie rust of tij
end. Ami?
•>!'.. AiideiM
fuceinji
dc»arth
cd by mt fn,
JfJ "UfWeHlcd tl
ttfll
«;Plc tin
C-beauty; i
one pencil
must^,,
fpr the U.
chem. exa
Any of th
^ purchased!

m
Pap er Sponsors Song and Yell Contest
LOWELL
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMItElt 27, 1916
HOLIDAY
TO START
TOMOKROW
tl\T 9 O_ 9 99 iTi " ~' " ' • -^t]l . funded Jnnunry. 1808
3^es_GreatesHnJears, 1500 Testify
FRIEND
to FRIENDS
Uy PAT FltlENH
FLAG IS FEATURED STUNT AT GAME
COST 1'Ol.V I'KAISE—
To Itud Mi;} 1 !!illnn, bead of (lie'
Card Slum Committee. wli» en^i-•
iit'iTi-d (he t'ard slums for Hie Pnly.
Ifiimt' all Ihr way from drawings to
Kvxur .Although tic guv« U|) many '
lujgr^ of liN own Unit' towards tlie>
linparulio'tH. and did all the odd
jolit for (lit 1 other coiiiinittces, he)
fmind lime to Iwy red ,uid while
lfi>, on hi» ou-ii, for every KJrl on;
ilic innl stunt committfi.*.
;
&
-s\Siir
Bill Putney,
Lynn Williams
Star in Skits
Uy Florence Win nine
To the tune of the enthusiastic
an;>lau.-s periods, and Ini-•
fort- and after ^-hoo!. T.icy laid;
out, nutiked and stapled nil •l.Utw
card:* '.b-u were, used iti the .stunts,,
mid. I'll the day of th;- Kiinie, weic.
out lit Kr/tir fmin ntn»» in lh.»
morning until tin? .start of the•
IMine. lacking the cants to the'
fciiU*.
To i» Barbara ii.ilmil II Suiheilund fTllUK-'llUHU nn lhi contest will lout t«n days days, through n VEI1Y good arrangement
and d offers offers you mi excellent ll chance h . ..or "Stardust" an If It WUH fun.
to win a swell prize, llent u chance'Well, when you're that good any-
time render yourand
at the'Uitng can happen;
«.....u nine rentier H your school c- "J^ost .Souls," with Bob Widilou,
gotHt si-rvk-f. Hen's thf "I'l'""""-- .Uiirvin Anmiith, Jaao lUsi, Ufck
uy to show your talent, who | RUtto, Lynn WilHamfl, and Bill
knows.'-- knows? I'erhnps- Perhnps-some some day -you'll vdu In 1'u'tn'ey ' waulr!' !»«««•' »«">« »«*••*—
be a jrrcat sonjrwnter (it's possiblc)
blc). rfo i5o all you y
get to work niul
„_ „.„. ...ui ivbA ^i>. Rcmem- Kcmember
the deadline is December a.
Ploaso bo original. Thu decixtun of
t.He judges is final.
Journal Needs More ,
Close-Up Snapshots;
Amuiitf many resolutions ,/U^LU .
the convention were thu up-1
Stute ——j
c *t! 7" "F S
u *. Al arniT left
»'.v "From -
•choo. Andnwoii. who received a
('.sirious face injury. . ertun.
L * tni " dunce you've been looking 'proval of the Stute Uepar
ren-wed ; l"»» rw « l „.... ., niiuMia, Unit LJIll
f, would hiive'been nothing
without the little touches of Idiocy
all through It;
"The Elopement," last but not
lost. Dick Ratto, Bill Putney,
•fane Risi, Lynn Williams, Gloria
Wuodin, und ail the stage hands,
including Al Wollcnberg, were
itally acting, in spite of their ap*
parent extreme nonchalance.
"KverybtKly, ami especially Lincoln Tournament
neniors, likes to see snaiiahots
of himself in the Bed To Be Held Dec. 7
01 lltc>
i J).'. remarked Red On December 7< Lincoln High
«l to—the L-l dunce. policy «f firmnesh toward and White Editor Maria Nn- School will hold a speech tourna-
fc.au him I Thu committee Is the same as.the urgfng of the nrimla go] yesterday, "but we can't ment in which Lowell's Forensic
print them unless - we have Society will participate. Lowell
Pules-j
npeakerti, including orators, de-
ceived a me Bill Htcklin, prexy;,Jean exy; Jt Ath-|t'»«t »'«! Lie recommendation recommendati for) . Mnna pointed out that baters, extemporaneous speakers,
itrtim vii

H •
TWO
LJOWEJJ
tK\rrtirti T
iid bjr the A»ocUt«l Student!
of Lowell H]Bh School
1300 Ht>e« Street. San Francisco.
California
1* H. S. 8. A. Member! Pre*
LOWELL
EDITOR
Associate Editor. .".',
Maws Editor.
Feature Editors
Sports Editors
Girls' Snorts Editor.
Business Manager.
Exchange Editor. ""'
Artist .••
iiss7iag»x
Al kiirnteniicn
Cbrlstmm Seals
STAFF
PAT FRIEND
Joseph Hatie
.. David Birenbaum
....Marilyn Iliudcn nnd
J. Arthur Freed
...Dwight Wilbur and
Mark Kasanln
Carmen Castillo
Mnrk Kuitanln
John Gallagher
..- Fred Field
Charles Golden
TiCKdrcl
Winning
One World
One Fight
Ultimate victory is not far off in the worldwide
fight against tuberculosis.
Tuberulosis is truly international. It does not
discriminate in Any way. H attacks young and old
white and Negro, Christians, Jews, and other
faiths; the rich man or the pour man; the big
man or the little man. All can be stricken down
by this vicious enemy.
We niust do everything in our power to wipe
out this enemy. The farmer, the merchant, the
factory worker, the school boy or girl, and the
man on the street corner peddling his newspapers,
ench one of us whether Chinese. American, English,
French, or of any other nationality, must
fight this disc-use together, as a great team. We
must leant all ubout It, every single one of us,
nnd thi'ii we must conquer it, once und for all.
- ir wiHln IhK ultimate victory will rentilt.
Tho final push, the final extermination, the final
battle must start now. We must fight tuberculosis
in Asia, in Europe, in North, South, and
Cent ml America. Wu must flftht In the teeming
cities ami small towns and the wide-open prairies.
We must fiffht it wherever the slightest trace
appca**s to plague humanity.
.: We Must Do Our Part
How can we omUibulu our pun in this war?
It i« simple. Once a year a fund is raised to
carry on the fight. This fund Is jbtafned through
the sale of Christmts seals.
', Thc'cnwf of tho Tuberculosis Asnoclalion should
appear on every letter and on every Chrislnius
card." -:
Remember: A postage stump AND ti Tuberculosis
Association Cl.ristmng stamp on every letter
will Indicate that you have contributed to the
fight ufoiinst this serious disease.
"We must not, we cannot, we will not fail."
' By Sundy Itrousseuu
When Smoe saw the Lowell-Poly gaue last
week, he almost died. Yes, he went to nee this
doctor, but the doctor didn't do him much good.
-The doctor told him to drink a quart of orange
- juice after a hot bath, but Smoe couldn't even finish
tho hot lath.
lt Smoc's girl friend, Littlu Leaping Frog, bus
red hair and green eyes. Smoe never knows when
. to stop or go. She's a nice girl. She keeps v,-his-
, perinjr sweet "Nothing Doings" Ui his shell red
ear.'
One day a friend asked Smoe If he wan going
to IH» btiny that night. VI don't know;" said
-• SmneTTfH my first date with this Rlrl."
- Down on the Reservation they decided, to glvo
^Smoc.a.Job.. IIu ain't do much, so tltey/inventcd
r.ajobfpr hiniiof polishing an old eannor, In front
"ot"the main viffwam, for which ho Mas to receive
a nominal Bum of fivn riniiitra n:\voek. A
i_t;He'chief.-^"AVIiy aeo you quit-'
...».-- week^for_ fifty-two^ .\yJokB," ropliod-
C-VI'vo"cIcantTd'thnt cannon and gotten five
>•» per week." •-•'• •. . •
I, do you want a raise?" .iskcd the chief.
1 -".Smoc^/'Outof my, five bucks every..
$%&ija*i.ii,&4l
TUB LOWELL, WEDNESDAY. N'OVKMUfcU 27. l!>»6
Red-Brick . Building Built
And Burned; Court Is Born
fly Al KnrstenMcn
CHAPTER V
As pru ,
The corner atone of the now famous red-brick I'oiy. witnes*
Low.-I! huilding us laid on February 22, 1013, tho tistics w« cm
liirtltduy of Jumcs Russe] Lowell, famous Artieri- men (and wo'
enn poet und patron saint of Lowell High. Twen- Thore wen
ty-one school documents, Including Hats of stu- pent sold at }'
dents who were attending Lowell then, and tho fore the ftii
nirrieula were placed under the stone. T.'iflfo teachers and a principal. Frnnk Morton, Tho I'nrroiJ
iilH'iii'd Ih*.' doors to I he utiidcntw of San Fran- cau.fi> !hcy ct
cisco as soon as the construction work was com*
pleted.
' L some of same
Shrub* and Tree* Given
«a(eHmon, Inl
Mr. John McLaren, founder of Golden Gate salesman tiirnl
Pnrk, gnve the school hundreds of lovely trees, the Poly patM-i
tthrubs and plants. He had his gjtrdoncrs put
them in and overnight Lowell's Court became a
^_ and tnn<
popular place with I/iwdliten at lunch time. ndd tn the rc:i
The Court Born
The f'arri:
The Court, as it is today, ft.wt come into ex-
oven violent
istence during the. summer of 1021. The students
of "The Lowe
decided that they would make some improvements
The first
nround Lowell as a present for the school's an-
upon seeing I
mini birthday party, tvhich had always been cele-
".SEmntonK ov
brated by giving srmn'thing to the school. The
(iivt! me my tr
Court, ffflcd with hard ground and bare yf shrula
But the tut-
of nny kind) wan taken ait their victim.
aged to sell
esmped wit it
Students in each claw contributed miiney and money.
lime NO I hat (he Court could be dug up and com*
p'etely resurfaced brfurc October 21, 1921. The
lew .seniors bought the fence that walls the
Court's oprn end. The juniors bought the red Lowei
bricks that border the Court, The sophomores
hnugfit llu> liai;k«>|liall goal*, and the freshmen Ope]
contributed money for tool* and other things. The .. Did you
senior boys Knvi> tin vacation for twn whole 3Ur inoes
montfit in order to complete the task of rcsur- splf ffetwrally
- facing, while every dny Hit* senior pirls furnifhrd dowtiotun ptr...
Itinclu's for the workers.
meetinir a cele
We Must Observe Thanksgiving
Lowell Aflame
Ts'either did
A fmtr alarm ;tt 1^:50 a. m., on November 1, last summer,
With Thanks for Our Blessings ifl.'M. l)"ought ull th« Sun Francisco fire appa- hour from wur.
ratus to Lou-ell. Tin- fire, u( mysterious origrin, She and aiu,\
"From too much .'ove of living,
broke nut in the tittle which is now the art rooms. go to a pufcli," i|
From hope and fear sot free
At the time of the fire the Imildinc wns under known celebrn'
We thank with brief Thanksgiving
eonstruction for eitrtluiuaktj-proofing. Firemen - ,'; buL
Whatever Gods may be,
ctfotintered many difficulties Iwcaust* zi lau'uers
Tlmt no life lives forever,
ami tools ami so the fire was nzi drought under
That dead men r'lse up never,
control until well over an hour. About one-third
That even the weariest river
ui' the school WUA damaged..
Winds jiomewhern safe to sea."
At the time of the fir*, Lowell students were -
Thanksgiving. November 28. 131(1. This day is distinctly American— attending Galileo hntf a t.ay, so thev stayed there
a commemoration of the d»y when the Pilgrim's paused in their strug- from tho spring, ifl.'M, to imriiig, 19H5, while the
gle to create n home in tin' wildi'rncs* of I lie new world and gave thanks building was rei't.iidittunc'i. I'olyt^hnic- housed
(o God for what they had—little llioiijrh it wan. compared lo our com- Lowell students in the fall of ljj:!5, but they were
forts. '
back in the repaired find modernized Lowell the
Only a your and n half ago, young Americans were fighting nnd
next term,
dying around the world. Thi«* vroir we nrv nt pcai.c. Thai fuel \* In
(Continued Vert I?s«c)
ilr>vit' enough reason for trivin.fr thanks to the Almighty.
Then* are ninny nlher rcttson* why wv its young Americans should
pattNi* nnd think on Thanksgiving Day. November 281 h. No American Izzie's Items
families are separated ln-cause a cruel conijticror drove »ur loved ones
away from their homes. A heller government; better food, homes; more
Ity l.xabvl Freud
material possessions: wvn our schools—our Lowell—better than i.in;iy The world is changing. Kilroy left and C
others.
is hiTo. U.'iti Schinvonc and Jane Uisi arc a Ciicus duo,
and .....i V-HI Cal n fl'm in a utg- Big- Gun Xow; Xow: That's Why I a Look duo,'
Are We Thankful?
) Colt IUIH broken up—I think I Look Lk
Shot) Colt IUIH broken up—I think ... no. wn(t !
Ai-.. wn th:mlcful? W,. ulio Jiavc ttalclit-d this world tyranny from
our snfo school rooms? Or do we, even now after it is nil over, still
. . . hi*'- ffninp xlanl\ . . , uli-uii, 1 guess It's off
grine nfcout every tiny thing'.'
... well, an
For instance, if we don't get a double lunch every time we have a
One rather complicated dinrsbir>
at Northwestern University; ructions and expect you to follow
for outstanding oratorical ability,; them to thi>-lutter. For instance,
is how Private Kltin, enlisted per-icould you fellow these?
uonncl director of the Troup Infnr-' "Nitw, I want two-think o£ yoi
iiiatiun program at .HeadquartersJot' do page 177—the even num
mid' Service Group In Tokyo, His'bcrv Thi» rest of you do the odd
is Ineludn chiwbfrt --.-•*" — ln dutiw include cheeking press re-inn ~ pngi *"" fs^v^ Wu do th 2 0(l<
Paul-Bruch spring. 1041, |, nJtwI$%»1?& ^ KTk^°^
an honor student nt Wesleyan Uul-'i^t / , test do pag? 2Gfi Is S
v | JJK B. Is that
vcw.tr vcwlty of Connecticult. Before, Before,fjenp7 No! Snt^tStonni*.. pSt
clenr J No! Nj> quostions! Put
goinrr.to.Wetdeyan he attended the'£ lllr hands dnwnl Now, remember,
University of Cfllifornla. ! those vaKn numbers do not apply to
Lowell nlumnl who have s^n^ f"^, 0 ^ y o nV^ h ? «f , B '\^ C's.
J| ( -nt°G C feo^
a ^ ^
spring, 19'IC. i DID YOU KNOW thnfc
Othen. include Al Wolf at SUn- prominent ^nn Francisco judges
fonl nnt) Herb Weiss at J. C, wb>,irniduated from Lowell? Judges
rnduatod In the /oil of 10-14. i Harris, Lazarus, rind Golden ore
Thomas Gftlaghor, spring 1042. MHhe three "Your Honors" WreMn
S*!!*'* 11 / 0 ^ 1 ' nR '" Don Mn * n in*rttio C|ty nnd'have been proctlcihir
fall, 3043. • 'for some years.
ii
Well "
Ih . I "V 11 -"' 21 "'-' she fust bouEht.
l c p h n
| j . f . °
" " '•"""""'••'• " ' ' '
Turntable Tips
>ving Of

itf
Ml
THE l/nVKIJ.MVRMNKSD^Y. NOVKMIHSB 27. lDlfi
Parrots Eager To ! r> L --—--^=y • • ; •
Read of Lowellj^liaracterS ArOUnd Low#>ll! F * thers Meeting
.^ X^hSlK 1 ,,^ KenFoehr Carolyn LiCt •"**"*-• " W « « IS Great SllCCeSS
tistics we camore.1 from our «nles-1 Tho follow with the brain* as [|.T hw/ i M s L Ronny Leon Tho P.-T. A.'s Fathers' meeting
"S-cS" ve're^Ofi ii. [ ^'L^V'"'*'"-, wh(l nuTi « *WK "-hi gle Stive eviden' h ^ ""^ JunG ' " mo OVGr nnii *elp Otl ^"d-ft November 14.32fSf
Tho re were $.ifi.O5 worth of pa-!"» hw frnt and power in his hJiv WA vWJS. '_ . m . e .. ev "onco of me answer these nuestions fnr „« ir* 1 -.- , - worth of
pars sold at Poly on the Fridnv
fev
fore tho Ilig Game. The pa
.... -..., u foots inrhe*,' ...„„.„ ... ., o..UH
were selling for 10 cents apiece.
bluu-cyed, lGfi pound gling reporter to have l cr» opera
^ humoroiis. and vltnllv int»i-
The oxtru five cents in th« total .._.., likable L-l. Number t'vn people Hku this on }ii> ,list. bnoViKiTtt^l up' 2nd between ' f" "f ,
came from a sharp ileal ye oldo . Ken IMWIII'. Quite a coincidence, To continue:
-rh what ? j Carolyn Licht IOVCH food (who
Kenny loves the plokin and Wfln' doesn't Y) and Miss Hnrrison (who
tol
the tiireo of m we finally pot Ron-1 '," ,-hll
the Poly palters to Polyhejt for m
cmls nnd I nils made a 'orlune to
add In tho rest of the loot.
Tho fnrrots wi
even violent about
«>f "The Lowell."
The first word*
(five me my money
Bu* the rugged salesmen managed
to sell ail their papers nnd
.reaped with their lives and the
money.
tr
which
and to
urkey
Mndwteh
nad paah
with einbo
«t fnco "
w
hj« dh
un, nuppiicd tiU-
[' rics of skits with Catherine Chap-
';man as narrator, about the prob-
' Jems they solve for their little HIS-
. ters.
of
d i h
'"terpretive music.
_ „. _ „ , ,vt-1 .i.u tnjir.vn xpenutntf nis spare lime:
I nic.tidimt of the I.-II'HJ you will im-i In dark caves. j
Imcdiatt'ty think of Mic foregoing! His ideal girl is a dishpan blind,!
io (hink they're SO'article, [fat, short, with barrel-shaped lejftt:
'-' '-' "I know thni girl " nnd one extra large tooth for
cracking walnuts. I
Ills pe* peeves concerning girls]
i it the utti*.
jast-summerV white oV'her' lunch | !|mflgJr!K,. !'%!«%£ '^^^a^A K i
I A !?, p * re """ray in water colors
ondewith the lmie-gruv eye" ; •»,"

•NY- 1
FOUR
INDIANS NAIL PARROT
Poly* Atkinson failed to follow, IrtuloVinlMferrnci! a* HalfliwK Phil
Libjrty (7fi) nnd.Captain Ai Cnrr (75), Lowell end, stop hi-.n for n
nhori gnin in the nm>hd iniarter.
Varsity, 30's Look j Goofs Lose to
Good; Hopes High Balboa, 88-0!
gether must be really good stuff!! ,- t ,,.,..
Far from being left out,, tlie Ue » UJl>
team in back hard a* work after
beating Galileo and hope tc- ho
into the playoffs and another
at Poly.
Torres a Hope
TUB I.OWKI.i.. WKUNKSIlAY, NOVKMIiEIC 2
L'nmtnertv
I.owrll
FINAL LEAGUE
STANDINGS
St. Ignatius
S.t L>. YWHJWMI from AI Wlllfrma; good j:ume. Besides throvying nu- of material from which to choose.
Gawmer" Boh nowclJ. fludy SnoreV fared » 'tiuit tile uutii
been En the oti
-course, he rec&|
?. handed down
rclaaa to the l
rj mores can u-il
; ...-O0K
"LOWELL." ..
'&• As ti sopht
Into the swir.n.
f-out for sporw.l
f ganizations, ail
['Harrison' -ot'fkl
[• period. His bil
ksophomoru waul
|«Mr. Dobson "
Lowell, he hadiNu. .1 nlot, Steve Anderson, run-
... . in what Mr.iity for hitting opposing fullbacks: bavii head e.mch at John Swettlning with his usual consistency,
nedioere sea«on."]'V"' letting them kick the bal!j Junior High for jtix yt-uw. He has; but failing to show his last lap
J
I rttarj* in iiu
t . . . -HOW I
I WE'LL BK."..
'I?: Adacd respoj
I'hls junior ye:ir,[
ury of finnily "
about this tit
.'first tustb
\ . . . ••UNFU. 1
{WHITE. NONJ
CItY." . .
it '.wssn'tj
come a senior ti
Ipreciuto Lowell.!
'that he realized:
at Lowell uvru
would sonn. be
jnd teacl(ers wl
for four years,
o began
!gs Ums-inai
well: M:
ut^i'r' 111
tho
X game;'
fl day;
CaTdlni!L tt ThJnjSs i Hb t Sn?tfi" Tl10 '"" wo | linti fei., ,hat .U, Scroggj- and
Aft
» *» an overwhelming; wIlSln»l«n got a corner kiek.! «" StaU. Mr, Dry*-:n.m Shute might ]»v tipped the
kiekoff and finally flxxlrd at the. .. '• ""-' lw«-'ntfes lost 18*10. ; v.-3ikh lkh tuned'tiUy'tlte d i l Uweil l KoaTj«Hilu M »-ent on to Stanfi.rd. fd where h he,scales of victory in the Opposite
P,arrot's..lO... Parrot's^lO, . Thut That wu«,/ with -tho: -thot • Individual scoring is unavailable.; giving the Eagles the game, 2-1. 'earned Ins M, A. degree. 'direction.
exception of.victory .vi'jlonB..fromT|ie.rL,cai.li book, being full, was
if it were going to cross tho gold Same.
stripe... - -'''• - r "Even • though I'm pretty disap
S-mmons looked/good, vcrv good,| pointed in our litcht weigh is," Mr.
;ion;'dufense.'--'Bljr^ Bob played his Nefl* said with n smile, "just waitj
— Iit3t big "game just as well us ex-: till you turn our thirties and Var-;
neeted and justifying the edge.sitv." ...... t
--givon-him; p\-er McCormlck in pie-j Although these boys had a bud
game wriia-up. , I season, many of them are future
Lttlloola Mousy(Mnscr»p jitokeu. Varsity stars.
:
.. Most promising of the "tens nroj"
Bill-Home, llowani Spless. rind
D : RYAN FOR KILL IN POLY GAME
-Jr Jilioiicsr For" tho-twentius:f"
1FO_
elul
Bairon, , Terry- Jones,.. Howard •;
v Whon.the ball Aknnl, Mel Mosk, Henry "The
os ' l
Fake" Fung. . • • •!•
^r- •'
f the tight in the line
;seemedrt6;ehnngo. too. 1
„..-,,-. ^Xtoretn a Threat
r Bob Obergand Mort Punnispar- Football Team Wins 14-6
''kled like a pepsodent.smile on defense.
If we nlvy Poly again in - Lowell's onlyout-of-tlie-city game
the/ployoffs, Mort and Bob won t
be a Welcome s
ob this season was played at Marin
J.. C November 1, against-' San ]
In frict^noithor.hviil VLittle Poly line. Rafnel High and endear in a '14-0
rota look yery good to the ttl'"B Parrot victory far the Indians. Scores
fonvards. •:;
for Lowell came from Jack Lyntl
v.Charlle.. ''Rocker" Ryan made who collected 6 points on a quarter-'
than an old Indyidrir- b«ck ,-sneuk, and, .from - center-Al ;.;;•••
TXnIdd Wollenberff:on^therrcc6voryofa '"p
in,-their, own
end "zone. 1 ie crowded]
. lxat,.auM
]iuong the alur
l>ows that Miy L
fesrJIni.
i-he mual
u> ;lvbrur
',_ anu A
. .-tmwf
ition and
"TI1Y
111
p
[Rebate To|
of tl
^Charli^UyM geys';ser;to?naii;PoIy'«
:-RadovicH converted for
Lowell both times, -
: Ma^^
stopp^col for a big
losfi'liy'Ryan, ai Dunn, Anderson, and Oberir movo in for an arrest. Ryan is known as one of the
%
deadliest defensive men In the league.
two
I
SchwniJ
ond thri
ut th*
l by
Cal •

FRIEND
to FRIENDS
By PAT FICIBN1)
TUB VI
auditorium.
THRSUIUKCT
Class of I'all. '16.
: January
Jim Graduate—j
.Mr. Stephens has just presented I
thc last diploma. As Jim stands:
up with the class to join in 'he
singing »f the "Lowell Hymn," he!
realizes that this is thu last Ume;
he wili ever King it. as a Lowellite-'
The last time! The words revcr- f
berate through his mind as he'
visualizes iho many tlmus during,
the past four years he's sung thc
hym at rallies and giimes. i
WITH HEADS IIAUEI1 WE
STAND, IN TltlltUTE TO THEM"!
ft seems like only yesterday that
he walked up the front stepa for
the first time, and into a whole new '
chapter of his life, entitled "Low-!
ell." As a bewildered freshman, he;
rcmuiiibers how he continually went
up nnd down the wrong stairs;
walked four blocks* down Hayesstreet
one day, until he realized
that tho band shucks must have
been tn thu other direction; and, uf
course, he recalls those tall stories,'
handed down from one freshman:
closa to thc next, as only gonho-j
mores cun tell them! 1
..."OUlt ALMA MATE It,
LOWELL." ...
As a sophomore he began to get
into thu swing of Lowell by going,
out for sports, joining various or- '
mnizations, am! helping in Miss;
Harrison' office during his study Jj
period, ilis biggest jiro!ileni us a
tophoinote wus wondering whether
Mr. Dobson HE ALLY hud a sec-;
retary in the back room! I
. . . "HOW TUUK TO TUBE
WE'LL UE." ...
Adued responsibilities came in;
his junior year, along with tho lux-;
ury of finally being ah upper class-;
man. Finals inudo their debut'
about this time, and Jim had liis
first taste of "cramming."
,. . . "UNFURLED ICED AND
WHITE, NONE SHALL WE DE-j
KY, .. .
f. But it wasn't until Jin had bc-
% come a senior ttiat he bcKuit to up-
" precluto Lowell. For it was then
Wmt he realized that Ins short yeara
at Lowell were almost over, anU he
would soon be leaving :hu tt iendu'
and teachers who had been his life]
for four years.
He began to sum up the little I
things that make up thc backbone)
of Lowull: AIuc. the janit
the excitement of „
k> **"*v u gunie; tho tenseness on
'; Section day; the joy as Mr. Stu-
HIE IJOWELL
S£
SAN FRANCISCO. FltllMY, JANU
ENT B0D
Freshmen
VMt Lowell
CANDIDATES IN FINAL RACE
BODY OFFICES .Seniors Receive j Senior Events
elcomed
tiHlnir.
^pfiens announced u doiiblu-lundi;
gJmdUiccruwded » j loeker rooms.
v ucu 'W-KCT rooms.
And nor, UK Jim takes his place
monK th l i f L l h ce
fly Ruby
This scmuhter, as in the post, a Kreat it many schohrshipg are heinef
W g 'he "alumni of loM offered 1hi» in>hi|> stniidurds. aUmdurds. - |
Tournaments
among
•: IIJHIKU ninoiiff H(xiy-tnree lan-ninjcj This inis is u scholarship Scnolarsllip that will
of the Lowell Forensic mg students awarded lower division I)av r,,i[ tuition rv.- *.,.- ..« i
- Its aeaaon'H work off>ionw at Slnnford University this '?/ fU " „' U .° n f° T *•«' y»«W to
• Fob. 3—New School Term;
Report Cards. ;
Feb. -1—Galileo vs. Lowell.
Catherine Chapman
Wins Yell Contest
The winner of Lowell's yell and
HOOK- contest was Catherine Chapn.nn,
iiejr. UOfi. The following j-elL
LAST RALLY OF TERM IS
in her brain child:
1 On. O on, C'-nnlinuls Cdi
Fight for victory today
team
_. Colors rod and white
I 4. 1'roudly wnvo to you from
! up on high
I !i. Courage, Lowell hearts
' G. Down the foemati in tho
| fray, team
1
And when tho battle's won - ' "
I Wo'lt cheer for Lowell IIiBhl
I The direction frr this aonjr in, in
! Catherinu'ti wnrds. "The bnnd alone! ( '"
I uluys each line of the Bonp. after
which the student body yells the
eorresnomlinc letter of tho word,
' LOWELL. The kind should pause
Muhi. one beat for tho yell of the
letter. The last two liner (And
w.Vn the battle's, etc.) are to be
siing by everyone; but remember,
the Immt plays the first six, with
1
Juat thc letter Muff shouted..
Our farthest paper exchange is
now tho Philippine 1 islands...
T Mr. Emilio Ventura, grnd of
1021. writes-that-Roosevcit-High-in -r—:"T-
Pidditr. Iloccs Norte Philippines,
of which lie is president of the
board of directors and' u teacher*
in very much Interested In Journal- .
ism."
rtarfc by entering a tour-! year. .. " , any accredited collcffo in the United
wnsorcd by thu Western' The three students arc Marjorie'^ tatcB ' n ' us 925*00 a month nllowofSpeech.Association
at Winslow Morae, Lornlno AlycePieI- : """> during the four yeau, and
~ - » thp Lincoln D c b a t o f C o u r - 1 h n n . itiut Thnmii« W K l m m wlift *«.»„![»«. «*»„»-„.. « 4 . * i . _ — - _ * "
ecember 7, and a tour-
« on December S. a on 7, December and a tour- 13,
ta2S15 e «!uwon.first place In the
KW" 0011 ki aiii
...„„„.„ and
oratory at Lln
• in oratory at Lin-
s c | iwinsiowflionie, LorninoAiycerJel-«"«» minnir me lour yeau, nnd
hop, nnd Thomas W. Sleeve, who traveling expenses at the rate 0/ 3
WOK once prescient of the Lowell tfefltH o m||e for one „„„,, Mn
(t»dent body,
I It's still possible Hiat some pro*,
cnt Uwcllltes (at least freshmen)
.»•_.. _tl«nJ tU,. VOtt
nn»t reached the fiand
then won first place
atthe tournament hold
ftfcS University of
1 __ . __ nr.ile for one round trip
j borne each year.
vNation-Hidc, winner* will be annoiincedln
ApriL./-• • - Q
TII is if» hut one of the current
may mayaMcnd thc^EWLowell! the NEW Lowell! l.walll. .. ] Mdioiarshliw scholarships which which' have been of- of-
Mr. Oeorfcc W. Johns, chairman 1 fered to Lowell students. Same of
of (he Board of Education property) the other scholarships now offered
committee, reccntlyrNJinounced eon* are: Deep Springs, Wcstinehouso.
firmaHon of the nelectlon of the Occidental, r PLANNED TODAY BY BLOCK L
senior class.
Ky 1 Toward Strauss
Thc combined efforts of Baibnra 1 senior

TWO
1*00 llnyeti Street, San Fnutclnco,
I* H. S. S. A- Momb«r« F.-e*
•/.';> LOWELL STAFF
EDITOR..... „ PAT FRIEND
Associate Editor. „ „ Joseph Hatie
News Editor David Blrenbnum
Feature Editors .Marilyn Klndcn nnd
J. Arthur Frew!
Sports Editors ..Dwtght Wilbur and
_, ,, Mark Ktumnin
Girls' Sports Editor.
Business Manager. „
Exchunuo Editor. _..
Artist........__ „
Carmen Conttilo
..Mark Knsanir.
John Gallagher
Fred Field
Photographer. Charles Gulden
_ , _ REPORTERS
Ten Principals Carry Our
School Through 90 Years
By Al Karstenscn
CHAPTER VI
In January of 10E0, when students were again
attending Lowell High after the fire of 1934, the
request was mndo fur a new boys' gymnasium.
.The new gym, a SI20,000 structure to accommodate
1,000 students, wns dedicated on November
2, iwUS.
Te Lowell campus was then enlarged to *he
size that It is now. The formation t.f Lowell
High, originally San I'Yancfoco High, which won
first huitl on a lot on Powell street, between Sacramento
and Clay, was mndc possible only after
several .yt-ara of earnest effort by hard working
teachers and principals.
First Principal
. Ellis H. Holmes was tho Xir.-t nrlncinnl of th.>
school wJiich was co-educational, and with two
or three assistants he headed the school from
185(1 to 1SC4. Holmes, in addition to his duties
as principal, nlso taught natural sciences.
George W. Minns, who hnd taught (indent
languages ainco 185G, became principal for but
one year, when he was succeeded by Theodore
Bradley, who reigned from 1805 to 1874. The
beginning of a dflnnrtnvntnl Hyetom enmc into
> being with George \V. Minns;, and It was expanded
under Bradley.
' William T. Reid succeeded Mr. Bradley as
principal, from 1875 to 1881, when he was mode
president of the Univeisily of California, and his
brotlifr-in'lnw, Francis A. Itlackburn, who had
taught Latin and Greek In the school from Js77,
became principal.
' Blackburn Leave*
In 188(1, Air. Blackburn accepted u professor-
Seniors Bid Farewell to Four
Years of Study, Friendships
Graduates Leave Message
For Students Who Remain
The word "graduation" alwa
s/ss^ssii 5
ynti know —..i«t m««c up Lowell,
They want to feel that they arc leaving behind
alt of flifl oft-heard "tradition nnd spirit of
Lowell" in able and willing hands, UIOHO of the
lower classmen. It in, therefore, the rcsponsl-
Mlity of those classmen to live un to that trust
Perhaps thin in the time far lower clansmen
In think a little about their responsibility to
Lowell. Remember, Lowell is YOUiC school—yon
make it what It it.
Alumni want to know that they can come
buck at any time and find everything just as they
left it. Tlic famous Ilig Game between Lowell
and Polytechnic Is no longer held on Thanksgiving
Dny, hut those nliimni who returned for that
game last year, nnd ft seemed to bo a powerful
magnet, found tlie old Lowell fight and spirit the
same us they left it
Thnt is ns ! t should be.
"\\' ; innln." n, . lofo or draw, the same spirit must ;«-
That's the message from the class of fall, 10-16
to those of you who remain at Lowell.
Remember When?
Remember when Mr. LoForti first camo to
Isowell :tml told his classes that he would treat
them as college students? We sure made hfm
cat his words.
Remember when Ruby Goldabcr was at Lowell
only two days, nnd couldn't find her way around
Lowell, itiul instead of poing to the girls' gym
went t|i the boys' gym, and thi>n «r»u'Miiig, iinckcii witf. more traditions and
countless viWorios tlian mntiy a school can hitiiH. Our school might
not htivc ii majestic appearance, but it has something that a great
number of larger and newer schools aren't even aware exists;
That is a grand old history of s»'rit and loyalty.
The Beginning
Remember how small and insignificant wo felt on our first dny at
Lowi
of^
p-the'post fewitcrmsitlsnot natural but to wonder
ihow.niaiiy- of- them will bo/.numbered among-
^Lowell's famous aluriinl. If history repeats itself,
there should be quite a few.
1 !!; nnd how helplessly lost we were? We felt so lucky to go to
Lowell, dormice it had a swiminttij- pnei on Mv Htlh flint-;? Ami what
u Linus uc hiui with class sign-upft, and keeping up with the million nnd
one f-onfusing things of high school life?
Ltitcr, BH we got into the groove of things, we became a little more
daring, and thought ourselves ffi'ndishlv clever after pulling our first
cut; nut the following day felt lower llian the crack under a door on
receiving our first cut slip. /
i We Grow Up
Still later, as we climlmd the ladder of life, wo began to notice how
small the freshmen seemed to bo getting. Slowlv but surely we became
Lowellites, not in naitw only but in spirit, and in the years following
began recording the memories of the (toys when we fought tooth and
nail Tor a bftc to eat at the doghouse; nil ftc many elnas events; and the
footbnll nnd basketball games from which we would come home hoarse;
nnd that unbeatable sm'rit that Lowell always seemed to hnyc; how
. loud we yelled when the president announced that Mr. Stephens nn'ul
wn could have a double lunch: nnd rr-mornlx-r th" rimrt

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POUR TI1R LOWKI.L. PKII1AY. JANUARY 24. 1917
Past, Present and Future: Senior Horoscope
NAME
"" Abate,!* Rose
Adler, Hans
Amus, Betty
Anderson, Andy
Anmoutb, Marvin
Argall, Anne
Artal, Ann
Burnett, June
Bell, Marvin
Benedict, Carl
Benvick, Peggy
Blatteis, Richard
Bcuyouklis, Nina
- Braun, Dorothy
Braunstein, Shirley
Brooks, Barbara
Burnell, Gloria
Cantwell, Gerald
Carr, Al
Cerf, Barbara
Chahot, Norm a
Cohen, David
Coleman, Alan
Colt, Cal
Crockett, Noritia
Dimenstion, Sr)h
Dunn, Mort
Duvaras, Christina
Ellinghouse, Bob
Evans, Bob
Field, Fred
Frankel, Anne
Frcund, Jackie
Friend, Pat
Furlong, Harry
Furtado, Rosmary
Gegan, Winifred
Ghelardi, Claire
Ghinscr, Jonn '"
Glen, Moira
Goldaber, Ruby
Habeeb, Victor
Hanson. Millicent
Harman. Jean
Harris, Recce
Harrison, Richard
Hatie, Joe
H aymon d, Orlssa
Herbst, Jackie \
.Heskyr Marie
T ' rHigley, Jack
. uHildebrand, Helen •>•
^-Hiller, :Ednajane
Hinden, Marilyn "
HirabayashirRobert
Howard, Carolyn
" Howell, Joyce
Hubbert, Natalie
: Hull, Virginia
Ilyin, Dimitri
Isaacs, Lois
Jellins, Wilma
Jonas, Clark
Jones, Stuart
Jotgensen, Corrine
Jorgensen, Marie
Juravcoff, Tohi
Knorp, William
T,.JCraus,.Felix.
Kreling, Lillian
^.jXiaBelle^Kenneth "
""Larri;-Wiliiam "
" Iiange, Alfred
_Lehman, Elizabeth
Ronald
Marjone
^Lincoln, Bob
•$•• Xineer, Rhoda
'x^Littlejohn, Carol v
g?Loiiie, Albert
jMi»!er,f Agatha - -
M i , David *
;^lum, Alex
McDowell, Colene
r^'llechJowicz, Sonja
Mentwr, Stan
^; Merrill, _parlien
^MeVJohn"' -$?':•,•'•;
Viola;;
l
:*:^;sJ?'.;;'--..-i;
AMBITION
;-to be happy
engineer
writer
successful buttiness man
electronics technician
medicine
p. e. teacher
get married
physician
successful business man
college in Peru
be like Joe Brady
teacher
ballerina
medical secretary
a bum
to meet Kilroy
dept. store executive
psychiatry
medicine
French teacher
university
success
lawyer -
court stenographer
medical field
engineer
nothing '
success
doctor
architect •'/'
Stanford
doctor
journalist
to graduate
radio
live to 150
to meet Kilroy
U. C. L. A.
Conover Model
occupational therapist
salesman »}•&,$$?:• Wr ^ v^Ki. l i-';J t^x>- : &\.' : ' .-'i^.,"-.-, :-.-..'"•••' •••••• • *•"•
20 YEAUS LATER
happy
Atchison, Topeka and Sunta Fe
editor of "Ace Comics**
assistant manager, penny arcade
swinging on a telephone line
chiroporini
Sears Roebuck model
still waiting
oije of the:harem girls- u
winclow wastier C " '
it was a nice thought '
just rollin'
Painless Parker's assistant
university grad cum laude
singing Dentyne song
swimming at the M Y"
out-lawed
this could go on forever
taken
AS THEY'D LIKE TO APPEAR AS HE Oil.SHE IS
with a striking smile just striking
blonde no peroxide available
I wouldn't like to change my looks changeable
sparkling personality
I'd rnther be a fish
tin* JJIUIL' hut thinner
betiutiful
like* Marsha Hunt
street cleaner
big and strong like Mort Dunn
keeper of the Ferry Building clock like Lena the I'yena
drinking coffee in Brazil
convict No. 7397etor. Shlrltv
ker seat in tl,,
:SchfeawJ. Ban
iths her din]
to^some poor
BBTWII ?)VM i
>)er lance, cv
bm^ll nme>
rian aline
wason from
to the
the hall."
fteht »l
tradition:
the/luck ni,
iWMrful/trlrl in
fam Cerf/wil| ho
ttH.ffvm/to arlen
Mortimer, Verj
Norma
, jan, Budl
Morray, Dianti
. Glori;
rAnnand
Xancy
*h,; Jerri-1
.Patrici
Effit

Bill niu\ (E
Curl uviiiuiti ii-HVfti 10 n arum- .loan iimt i,"
1 "*' 1 0 Kmmotis a hip red ., l*\t Friend leave* to
THE LOWELL. FKilMY, JANUARY Zi, 1*47
U KM* Abdie leaves to Lula Ka- *p«k in Frunrli fmm
Jctlmas the worn out gym suit IPX-YMM?) cSbSu
she's had »inco Junior Ufa, anil brfiueatim the tfen of iL S
shoe* with •-.... v.»nc., broken nrlc m the locker room if
- • rni ol-ulcon £ ?">• 'ryimman. MIM tc
received ir< the cafeU-rin. Dorothy f"'" hmi| n "V Kowmary Furtat*
Braun Icavtth I'at Schermerhorn anil Winnie Geeinin her seat in Ke»r. t.»
Iwlw! Freud tht- nnmo of u irood an >' ftwhnwn. Mjw Adamn redmtor.
Shirlev Broiiiuieln wills V 6 . 1 icHvea f»noe-like nppoar-nce to Mr.!
Itas* (.1IH-S he need them 7 > WilU
do tor.
^ jmplher Cytlamnn
her sent In thf libt-ury to Ann
Schicswl Barbara Brooks be-
:
J U l iLJJLL L
to the tost ami found.
from Claim Ghelardi, Hint Ba
Klfcubeth Lehm
.a urooKs oo- •"»»«» two. i»o, Joan joan Glanzcr leaven ...,.„ to aid
her dirty, torn cjTn suit "Vf swu-r. Rottalie, , her
neat in
m come noor freshman. ihmnn. -Otnrtn "'"">'a mndhousp
a
•r irym locker. Patricia
ivfH Madeline Mahoney
suit, Lorna Peck her
" Ml wall*. Jcun SalUman should
"—1 to receive from Dolores
her place In lino at the,
^ke-rTnd'mir^rK ^S&TSSTi^^Si^
•raw. «ny freeman tJ.o first poor itarvtai termite that *""
:. Jean Rncho
FIVE
Bob Slmuu leave* Mine power.
•— powder to be tafen In
mem UMI). Jonn Tennant leaves
.^uKk^Wtte^nteE"
^ m ^_ ..?« 'f;t^°er e vS«Ts
Jcnn Jorn
Ax .as
D
lf**y Iler Do «nd the other
Van «i Ve
co to
w he
mre. economy' sizt ....*. .--•.„— -~.r'L^i" JiVV i l .-,i!" fvn rai-Ket ami a sprainod knee. Irwln Dav
"Cyrlamen Eveninff." Carl; 1 ' 1 " 1 "till iret AV^ppojr. Milliceiit Levfn leavw Jem- Slavln key In ability
Rinirchop iwlvcii from Jerry Cant- 'ttanwm bcoueothwl to-Nancy Har- Utlo bUek bowf. Bob '
well double lunches for nil the 1 *"" , an( , nilltu ' I^VWIWII all the leaves Bob Bloch one
baseball irameH. To Jack L\-nd one!. 1 '!-' 11 Kho fl locker
Dave Schocnfeld receives the, Barbara
?iK!l-
'"- Stella Menuhli re- ticket to Beniciu (you
S'berian: tilinir shot for next ft«t--«iv«i fromJmn H«rm«tih«^-»— > '• •• - -
if ball season fnmi Al Curr; A
IMeavc* to the irho*r^ thnt drift' uicmini tiarrixon le
the hallx, memorlt's of the; Hire.nliuuni one leak
wI A h «> 'wve '/
Jack L>-nd one'^Wi «*M»I ton. Stella Menuhli re- uckei tb&i££fv^m^S'S i!" bad ' uck - P«J r « Rutnn leaves Wilkinson
for next foot- -Mives from Jean Hiirnioii herspace hutltutmn'L fi? tt m «.% i?t - f h f r i 80 " 00 ' W 0| WtInjPi to the has had a
man, Mr. Stephen. *
from* 'Michael .
whoever wants it, Werner
S^« . " 1 ne *i!>?«» *n 4th pc- man leaves to Joan llutto her sailor! leaves
5,? 1 ! toarlene G-eenherjr. Ar-, 1 middy. nl«o her two-wiiy stretch fmttom if locker, including (male) year.
uur milom nwi\ th»> n,.,|.ty t^'irym .t1it, patch and all, socs lo mail, t! thai la.
NAME
Mortimer, Vera
.. Moaer, Norma ,
;J Moynihan, Bud
I Murray, Diana
|c Xonvall, Gloria
Offel, ,Armand
• Olds, N'ancy
• Peratein, Jeny
Peterson, Marjsery
Powell, Patricia
Preovolos, Effie
Putney, Bill
"Raften, Irwin
Renick, Lud
ReiiHiltfonrDoI
Riedeman. Bill
Roche, Jean
Rose, Bob
Rutan, Doris
Scholl, Michael
Schiildt, Marie
„ Schufe, Don
^Shapiro, Ruthh
Shio, Wh Whitney
^Simon, Janet
iSkidmore, James
^gwjth, Janet
gSmith-Lenore
"?Sparrowe, Shirley
Ijanar, Chester
r. Betty
Donald
Bob
. --~«vnid, Joanne y
.Sutherland, Barbnia
•% Jennant, John r •
as, Beverley
r, Virginia
Lawrence
nKDick
Werner
lJIte-
Winifred
yn, Beverly
fanase. Kazuo
AMBITION
u profession
teacher
live in L. A.
anthropologist
teacher
sailing
lawyer
beat JOSH in 220
marry millionaire
#i:iduate
bacteriologist
director
p. e. instructor
hasn't decided yet
private secretary
tfain fifty pounds
hotel manager
fish salesman
nurse
Lowell principal
college
saw-bones
lonfer first class
fool around
lady
graduate by 1P88 r.
... finish collegp/'.
. get marriejJ''
teach kin'Jerg-arten
lawyer/ 7
photographer's model
parasite
,i:hdecided
,' a picket
fashion designer
get through college
civil engineer
singer
opera singer
lawyerown
football team '
editor of Ehquire
forester
bacteriologist .
dramatics
to got somewhere
language expert
costume designer
medical secretary
magician
20 YEARS LATER
professor
taught
still in S, F.
one of the relics
now she knows ,,
StMlk
lawful?
.still running
wearing diamonds
big joke
quick, Henry, t!ie Flit
signpost
ballet dancer
hasn't decided yet
"a\y, come on, Miss Kennilson
trying to lose 50 pounds
key-hole peeper
slimy, aren't they?
F'orence Nightingale II
^Mr.Stephens II
Susie Q; national co-ed
still carpentering
loafer 3rd class
big fool ,^
lady wrestler ^--^
missed my goal^^r > "'
' married, no doubt
killing kids •
admitted to the bar
modeling clay
paralytic
undecided
carrying firewood for Lewis
designs for men,
getting through college :
engineered
competition for Frankie
Hey! Figaro, where are youse?
Lawyer Lawrence V -
calling time oiitU"
writer of-'Thrilling Western"
tree surgeon
looking for germs
usher^ " '
hasn't decided where
-diplomat- - : ~ : ~^:---~
costumed
helping Dr, I. Q. in the balcony
2,500,000,000 rabbits
:
ke to
(aw
in his
*««nC schuidt .^ to u^ j^featasr^S
AS TREY LIKED TO APPEAR AS HE OR SHE IS
viyid colored hair
different
streamlined
just like myself
just cute
20-20 vision
glamorous
Ipana smile
like any movie star
5 2 , with eyes of blue
a smoothie
striking
skinny girl, reddish hair
blond; 6 '; 220
^Jn angel
Hike myself as is
li

SIX
THE MKVELU FU1IIAV. JANUARY 24. HIT
School Clubs and Organizations will Lose 189 Seniors Advice to Freshmen .
The graduating seniors have not Barbara SoolherUnd. Shirley Spar- IGoliiiVr, Jo? Hatie (associate edi-j Haita Adlrr—"Suggest you keep
only tiaved and had fun for Jour,rwwe, Yvetle Vavtwie, Uorbarm 'tori. Marifvn Lfcden {feature- edi-away from teachm*; they only jrrt
year*: they've given service by Ware.
lor). * joo in trouble."
participnting in all of the dubs! i,ic Brothers: Andy Anderson, I The -make 'em laugh, make Vw Betty Amos—"Beware of all
and organizations listed below. ^j nill I*utney, Chester Stanaro,
throning previous officers and put- ^ m Wakefield.
**
tinp in new ones. The six-month
I :
Andy Anderson—-Four ycam
5SS JS2 M.2? L* j from now «*»• >" ou on the
t •»*
'football team, reme-nber *46 and
nt* Jaw* Ha well ' «oy» Uluck L to the oldest legal Iffrbrat, IHII rnlney. Marjorfe
M f t S£:N«rnlt» r.r«i«ehl footUlPbylutb, Anne Frankel. Norm. Me
Carr. president of Boys* Block ^""S.^VSC
Put Friend, editor of The Lowell; Vi n .trj"nu"
Janet Simon, president of Giris 1 Altai. Karbara »"«** v,....»...«
nt Cmtni-U- -ce Advanced Band: : John Tenant rjhbv «r Illli «d Mta
••»-—" Virginia Hull. Elisabeth
JSST'HT ISSEST Cfcefc "»n. J.net Smith
Stanaro, .^U*«^^:^J%£^>-mr
_ _ . ,
-i !£retar? : A Ban l: Tcnantl!
' " P-.ma' Berwick—"Try to mix
.... „ Johnwith other students quickly and
' C*"" (president!. Cal Colt, Mort
rlJtJri?
V^Wr* < Dunn. Fml Field. Stu Jones, Stan
treasurer..Mp|UMr Bud Moynanani BiU p^.
societies made up of 22 girls and I Knights of the Gridiron: Andy
23 buy*, respectively, who ).«si< Anderson (vice-president), Al Carr
done more than their part In keep.! president). Mort Dunn, Fred Field,
ing Lowell's standards high. This Stan Mentxor, Luil Renick.
term the Shield loses 8 of its mem*; Silver Spikes: Mort Dunn, Andy
her; and the Scroll, 6. Anderson.
Shield: Ann Frankcl. Pat Friend,' Office Annuitant*
Howard, -Joyce Howell,; The offiw, hclpere
Lehman, Tfarjorie Lewis, tmrtf ton. in fnct
nirt
. Mort Dunn. Ca.
Colt. Dimitri ,ly,n. Lud W
John leaving to get a high>
mulh Dick ll.rrl-on, Dimitri Ilyfn.
cr Mluratifin in how to n>nke smoke i There was a big debute in the
Hignulx: Richard Bndock, Peggy Forennic Society as to who was go-
Berwick. Uol. ICviins, Norma Moscr, ! fng to graduate—guess who won
f>uli>re4 Rennilson. Werner Wolfen, , IM's natch! Helen Hildebrand
l.Uliiin Krvlinr. KHzalwlh L-hman, (secretary). David Cohen.
Virginia Tinker, Edna Hiller, Rob- ' The Mike Crew will lose its main
ert Hiralwvnahi. r«f« \rr.z~:
~P>MKI-> * ^Iitrviii Anmuth.
The "White Strap and Whistle"
Suffer*
tM|unil is losing two of ittt traffic i From the listt* it may seem that
Duvaran Anne Frankel. Pat Friend. The committee that keeps you up t-ontrutTcrs: Kon Leon, /ynwrencc all the m-hool clubs are graduating
Joan (tlanier. Millicent Hanson, on the latent school JI»-VW is The\*an
Ever>".
hut they aren't. In fact, we're
Carolyn Hnward. Joyce Howell, | Lowell stuff. Six of oi'i- very Im- We don't mean "itiUNhay" when
• keeping all the Chem Club mem*!
Elitabeth Lehman. Marjorie Lewhi,:Prtant journahsts ore .wiving our a duo. pliu* I of our durllern, are no
• new. Ked Crop** group. Locker com-
Collen« McDowell. Norma Moser. little group: Al Carr. rVcd Field tenner to be fenced in. Truthfully
mittee. Stage Crew. Junior States-
Do!oreH Rennilson. Janet Smith, (artist), Pat Friend (editor). Ruby the Saber Club plant. R. O. acllvimi'ti.
Ked and White staff, and the
I,»i*t nnd Fntiml
H Get on Uw bail and
get university grades, then try for
the Scroll. Block L and other octivitie*.-*
—
Jarkte Freond—"Enjoy every
term and learn to love Lowell w I
have."
Pat Frfeno'—*lf you want an A
in either Mi** LeSeor's or Mim
MHchajrH cUum, always hew gmm
and comb your hair at Irani OCK*
dprinr tbe period, and ALWAYS
make CM morn no!se an you can in
Mi«» llwrrisnn'N r«>rities throw you, and
watch your head—it's liable to
grow."
Jack Higl«y—"If you wish to
take an interest in school, start
n«w—don't delay."
Edna Miller—"Don't go through
Mr, WaWh's door on a rainy day
without a bathing suit."
Marilyn Hinden—"Work like the
devil during your first terms at
Lowell no that you can relax and
drift like an angel during your sentor
year."
Stu Jones—"Take dramatics for
four years and stay out of the
court."
Bob HiniI»ny»ithi--"Be sure to
take physics (from Mr. Barry for
laughs jind Mr. Barnes for bMfl- i
John Meyer—"Keep your none
clean and your elbow* out of your
ears." ~—-.
Barbara Sou the Hand 'Walk
artiund the halls at seventh i^riod.
but don't meet Mr. Polisndt"
Bill Pulnry—"N'ever share in the
hall UMIIM ilw /igntM are owtP
Carr i, Mentzer Many Outstanding Athletes Found
In Ranks of Graduating Class
AL (AUK ciioitcn by his fellow claismer* fia
Al Carr. co-captain of the 1046 «" auUtandinsr athlete,
l^awull Varsity Footbull Team, wan! He came to Lowell as a »ophoone
of the top itintendertt for the' mitre and began his track career in
outstanding uthtotu. Hi- was a the spring of that year. Andy
member of the Championship found that the 880 was hfs best
"Goof* :^uad in IIM.1 n« a frenh- race nnd phenl in many rftn'
man. j;..v—i .^ «v jhv V«r*i:> iii. IIMM4«. He started football a» a
"U and '45. he playoduuarterback, junior by playing halfback, and
am] was switched to end in '46. switched to end as n nenlor, where
Brown hnir, five feet eleven, and ht * Pntved himself Morthy.
j 1G0 pounds, he IK president «f the Anderson pin no to attend Menlo
I Mack L, piOKidt-nt of the Big J. C. and then on to Stanford. This
j Urolh«rs, nnd has earned n Mwk l>nngie tlit* total of three outstand*
and n *ttar for f«Hitl>alt. He is nlxu injr at Me ten (Anderson. Carr and
jUfHfilent Ii^-classed school hi* .name is unfamiliar, but
as an outstanding athlete because had things been different he would
of his work both in track and havo been rtanncd rw a top' prep
fnntk-ill. Silver iipiL^i iuem*>«r, *••««« nlayer. Alex went out for
he won the shot put and pliccd sec- Imkctlull »s a freshman but when
or-I in the discus in tot spring's', time for the customary medical
a»J-city track meet. Mort was ree-!«'hefKup came, he was found to
on*, bound but u knee injury ham-:""'e slight heart ailment. This,
peicd hiu effort*.. finished hi* school basketball cn-
On the gridiron he starred as a "I 06 " And *« most boys this would
guard. He was on a first and sev- •*"« meant the end of basketball.
emUwond and third string Jill-city l "°^ e , vcr ' ^l ex kt c ^ l ? I f d ',' n FKKD FIELD '<
**•
Ml^tions. BesMe. hi« •r£u1t nth. "'Utside. and in hln high junior year
1>:| "' 1Iu advanced to L-3 presidsnt,
' Fnsl Field wa h f * rra '' unlci1 u " to tn * IS * f * 8 * ft wa"
jthe ouutandintr wpf^r athlctw be- t*niur year; that li'^'pllayed first
strinc in one of the finest 13"
iiounil oankftt>all teamn the school
,, . hus imxluml. Hin brilliant ball
lie is C feet, Mond and ISO bundling and "deadly** ejv tran
tniun

THB LOWELL. FrUI>AYT JANUARY 2*. 1*17
Senior Poll Winners as Portrayed by Photograph and Pen Sketch
> Cal Receives Most
'• On January 29, US senior* will
emerge into the cold, cruel world.
j ft*K utrange ;c tioiik of clan**
having progressed id a body
ihnmtrh Lh.- h*id*hiM of Algebra
" exam* and EngtUh, tnetnea at Isawrll,
suddenly disintegrating into
tiny Pieces and scattering all over
CfWtlOfl,
! But it'a true.
ttooo, Lowell will be *pr*adlm*
her fame via her gradBaten frost
Ihe IWn SdM-4 •/ OmiKB to
New York to "Sawewberv In the
fore***
Here are the KtalisUc* on ex-
; artly wSiat tho*e 146 tap and gown-
•fru are looking forward to after
graduation:
The college receipt* the most
alumni wilt be the University of
California with forty-ttree Lowell
graduate*. Next la Ssil Francisco
Junior Collect 1 with twenty.*eren.
: Thirteen will go to San Fr*nci*eo
! State. Seven are loolrfltg toward
Stanford. Menlo Junior College
will welcome five km-elltten, and
.-'an Malw. Junior Collet three.
: Two of our graduate* will go to
, rach of the*e: Un'jrenity of Soothjrrn
California, MariA Junior Cot-
Irin-. San Jo*+ State. College of
. Pacific, University of San Fran-
!«-iwo. and Mill* College. Tie Unl-
1 verxitr of California at *>w Ange-
IM. .St. Mary'*, Davfa (Ca'ifornla
i Anricultural), Lou Angeles Citjr
CWIeiw, and Dominican wilt each
receive one perron from Lowell.
' Seven more will go to imntneM
• Tor,.* pc,ple will haw *teadyjS
. - .:.,- ——. —i't&tanf-sr-s&EiX
SENIORS TELL OF EARLY i M A M ^ ~ ^ n T' • —
EUZABBTH EMBARRASSING LKIIMAN nn.l rcr- EXPERIENCES) " U JN O R R O L L
tain toacluTM "till lnuKh when they
remember the time Liz walked Into
the Imi1«>r room fintrinir "Smoke
Geu In Your Eyen."
.JOHN MKVKK "fondly" n-eallii
the trimd oj«i day* in treometn*
when ritnn MenUcr felt l>oml with
ronimivnt triunclet*. To overcome
thin horvdom. stnn wmild nmum>
himt-lt l.v ur,--.y.. r.-fvh.'v i ; "lwonla
on'John'x collar in ink! One
nay, the teacher mttirinj John'* decotatetl
neck aptuirel and haMily
nurmiwMl that thfty were cheatinc
note*, One cKwe ]o»k (jutckly
rnantn-d hla mind and lirwuirht on
m unlifcomlnc Mush.
UO.SE.MAKY FtTRTADO. »;i t-nrnlimcnt
day, Mcepily walked into
the clafHroom prepanid to bejjin an
hnfrljnh course. Through half-
CIUMMI evvltda »hp vaguely wonnered
why there wvn.» no many
mapi around. Toward the end of
tne nenof] ^he found out when
anked. -Who founded Jam*iitown? M
Naturally, she didn't know, ainre
•he hadn't yi-t reached that ad-
•f 1 " 1 ? "tat-e in history. With a
«iwp»th smile on her face, after
U!!Vt F* ncr »i*tal;c, Ahi*,ca*UAl!y
walked out of the room and thin
Ume into the rfcht one.
FRED FIELO wonder* why he
{>*a to »it jn the officn waitinK for
aa mother to come nnd net him
£**• Gee. au he did wan drop
Sniff!* 11 on *• ** °" to)nB
WTKIPRKD GAC2X, as a lowly
imhman. had the uxuat aw* for
r*»ell> bir «nior football play-;
"*. But Khe never expected to
1 eet . an >' in the unuKual manner.
Jn'fh'ch ahe did. One day »he!
.SJS""* »nd fdi dewn the court;
WHO'S WHO
Oil) YOU GUESS THE
NA.MKS OK TUB SENIORS
ON PAGE T1IRBB? Rendfrom
left to right are
i Fruund etijoyinir the
Kcvncry at Iloulile/; the
"Ori.lir.iti fl..->iri." }ire]it>u!ed
;»> 1 veiu* \uynme, Jane I^uku«.
Ui Uhman. Barbara
.Sutherland and Dolorvii ItennilKon;
Fred Field and Al
f'urr cauirht unawares at the
River.
Lookinc arounil the court
one day we found Fred (the
Clum) Field and Jlort Dunn;
Corrine Joritcntcn and Jan find out why «wneone
waa absent and found ftenelf being
given an order for a short beer.
~%T r * m **•« * few nomemaults on!
.-J t1l Uidlrur with Ellis down in
the left corher la Stu Jone*.
W. Two handsome itrid start! Next is Joan Glanzer relaxing
*^. «tt*n» by, and poor Win with liennV Rmitfr, nnd MARILYN MINORS' uwd to
MobiWv Otmnrht she vfiif> fn--, j, TlHtntu*. J. \l't*oO,
.""«

EIGHT
Cardinal Sports
By
jD WIGHT WILBUR
Lowell'*: 1JM7 basketball neajwm mtn A tend -in the ' to bat fur the fa'-ulty
will b«* ilike "Fox" Vovne. Bill
"Cutley* Feilir.r. Gwnre -IWmter"
Ix.r^r. "Tiwv" Wal*h.r-New.
ItASKKTRAU. : W11KIHLE
Poly ~~"
Balhoa
Linculn ...
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tku-tv4 Heart
Commerce
Wai'tiinjrUrti
Ml**l(>n
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Jan. It!
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Jan. 29
Feb. 4
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Feb. 3rt
Man* n
fly Sandy RriMMrw
It wa» anybody'* .K*m* up to ta«
ni-ked IVlv-I.-wrll tiKJaJiua??
I»t-npitc keen orHNwition bv tJw JM>
.«,P titok on a riirht le*f at
th* eml «f the fir»t half, bat WM
»^m t.inuncni to the I-.«eM M,,Jn. ••iMiI'ii.r ami lii-let-i-ak nc *W*v.
[ PUmrr "ri" tJw 1^-,. for IS naitU
i '•• !»• luigh nnint man "Grttk
_ HumiMTttf by injunV» u, Iir.-w 'Ct-rVMt-x win Mcond with II
trie Car-
The I'arrotfc alt»ell.
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MENTZER TOP ATHLETE
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