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COMMERCE<br />
TILT TODAY<br />
AT KEZAR<br />
THE LOWELL<br />
S-^N FlT/qNCISCQ'S OLDEST MIGI-I SCHOOL RflPEsl<br />
GOOD LUCK<br />
TO ALL i!<br />
FHESHKBN<br />
;. Volume 60. No. 1 ,'y •/ San Francisco, California, Tuesday, February 17, ID12 - / '-J > Founded January, 169B<br />
253 New Students<br />
Register At <strong>Lowell</strong><br />
Many New Student<br />
Leaders Join Ranks<br />
NEW<br />
OFFICERS<br />
Casaba Team Takes<br />
On Bulldogs Today<br />
Varsity Cagers Out<br />
To Win in Fifth Tilt<br />
Two hundred iifty-threu njw<br />
freshmen and sophumuces have j<br />
thU term joined the ranks at <strong>Lowell</strong>'s<br />
family. This briugit tho total<br />
number of students cm oiled up to<br />
2£2,*i In a building originnlly ilcsirtied<br />
to hold 1.2M. i<br />
Among the newcomers are many,<br />
who were outstanding in many<br />
field- in their previous schools.<br />
From Marina comp* Arthur;<br />
Houston, student body president; ]<br />
Samele Moncharsh, vice-president!<br />
of rt'jdent body; Robert Gomperts,!<br />
who wi\s prominent in debating.'<br />
nnd Joyce Kodcg'-rdtM, M-er'-lury :, afco on the basketball u-m". -<br />
John Hanson, class prvxy mid sm-- 1<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong>'s twice defected crgere<br />
clush with thu Kven more nbused<br />
Commerce Oulluogs In a tilt that<br />
may fd^rlKo everyone and bo one<br />
of the better contest* of the seaiton<br />
thii afternoon at Kezar Pa*<br />
vltion.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Cards who mm de'eat last<br />
week nt the hands of the Balboa.<br />
;»f|Uad. -trc out for sweet revenge<br />
nt the cxpvn»r of the Bulldogs, nntl<br />
thu.* atone for their poor ahowmg<br />
last Tuesday.<br />
Coleman Trails Itaker<br />
<strong>The</strong> Indians will 1M> led by Bob<br />
Cherry nnd Jerry Caleman. the<br />
latter in imiUngJim linker of Poly<br />
for high point nonon of the loon.<br />
A priirtpcrous afternoon will ennbie<br />
him to take over t.tc tend in the<br />
m.ints scored department. Cherry,<br />
th>* broad shouldered center is tho<br />
cor manager; Frank Klfswnrtli,<br />
veritable ram-rod of the !>i Sacred<br />
Ruth Heppner. mtsistam editor of<br />
Heart gam'-, he hopes to take tho<br />
the paper; Kmest Fried, yell •<br />
j Bulldogs a* dwj* Frank Kti'felkn,<br />
leader; Necna Klimoff. student<br />
the Cards' other starting forward.<br />
body secri-tary; basketball player,'<br />
Charlie Cooke. Frank Wlgmore,<br />
Dan Tenttun. • Mr. Stephen* rtincrniula.-w <strong>Lowell</strong>'* new student fiody ufficrr*. Heading from left lo right are Janet amj ]tul Thompson, the three tl*<br />
Coming from John Swett h de- Itico, vicr.prr*iuVnt: Strve Mntur, secretary; Mr. Stephens; Paul Jh.pp+r, treasurer; Mare William*. Irrnatln : first string gur.rd*i, who<br />
bater Invin Goldstein.<br />
president; and Art lloppe. yell leader. —Photo by Kd Hnlscy are the ____ heart and soul of the<br />
Presidio graduates are led by!<br />
team's defrmte, can loosen up a<br />
Robert Ifansnhoff. student body<br />
prexy: Gilbert Pavlovsky, Amen- • CALENDAR-<br />
Student Body Card Ssle b'l, and work on an offense against<br />
ran legion Award winner; Harry<br />
Martin and<br />
Pavlovsky. who plnyed basket ha II. Feb. Ii>-P.-T. A. Meeiing.<br />
Starts; 100'' or Bust "'cwwfc, Lead, MOV<br />
, „ <strong>The</strong> tip-off, which is alaicd tor<br />
From Portola comes Mel Will* Feb. 2fl—Washington Assembly.<br />
back, who played basketball.<br />
Hauck, New "Orif humlrod ,irr c-ii' i.r bi;«t! n::to. will find tV *30*s on the<br />
Feb. J.'l — Washington Itirthday.<br />
That's _ what Tn-asur.-r Paul haulwoods .against a tough Cull-<br />
Among those from Grant nre<br />
i IliippiT h:nl lo MV when asked pup collection, but with high point<br />
Harold Newman, student body sec- Holiday.<br />
; how many stu'icnt body cards he mutlt j a c l c Crowtey. popping 'em,<br />
retary; Claude Rosenberg, stiHent Feb. tM—Itn, and White sale !*•<br />
thouirht ruukt _l-f *dil during th«- nn,| pBVe Sheldon plus Frank Sanbody<br />
treasurer; llasw Kndcnhatigh,<br />
editor of the paper; Carolyn Kipf.* Ft-b, i.<br />
: tr, student body prvsident; Hooper<br />
(Continued on Page 4)<br />
r firm :<br />
ford, the lcnuut<br />
i—Institute. Holiday.<br />
Many<br />
Ilii'l M;irun wni> rhurrn ar mwi- for the ratlin, hut Willinm Tnkni.<br />
Feb. 2o<br />
paintel and was forced to xig zag nil the way to San Francisco. In :he<br />
excitement of the voyage, one man went boserk when h* thought he<br />
heard the motor* "f Japanese homers. Itob, however, did not quit hif<br />
job rnd now handles a .HO caliber machine gun for tlcfvnue against<br />
bomhing atlark-t on the ship. I ~' "~<br />
Flwh: Ijwt *«-k at tin- St. *"* '»'"'' PtvUy fnst.<br />
MaiyV prom. I» CVrPs cirl friend <strong>The</strong>y're Off AKitin<br />
wan voted queen of the ball. Seem* If ymi think th.« Chicago fimt-,<br />
like the farmer U*etl hatkelbnll ball eleven of n few years back<br />
star still hnx plenty on the ball. * n * bad. you ir«* in for an implras-<br />
Cunitnuniriue ant ourprine. I^K( report* frt.m<br />
No. I from the windy city *]•>•»' that their<br />
tlii! Itcl and »a-»kflfiall team i* wo.*>e. Thry've<br />
White luad- ju-*t 1«H| their Iwenty-flflh cm-<br />
«iuartt*nakfng of Prnmiitionn<br />
firmed by re- r'oncratulations to two ex-Lowliable<br />
Miiim.**; ..Mtv*. Mu«iv manttr Mr. Mi-vlin<br />
that the re-1 f,,r moving ntntiil tu S. F. J. C.<br />
eeipt trouble, MU{ .Mi,,,, Mart*- Duffy who was<br />
encountered in trans furred l» Poly as head of<br />
the lost fdi-iian^j,,,!,,. department. ( '' n< louiucrx you ever saw. ,. • •<br />
dent. Hetty Solu'n.i immediate \n*V >M>fon a<br />
ttu'ni. ?« l Tinc thai thU term is welt<br />
tinift-r wcy- No «*'t*'.iitr pliiiis haw<br />
lN*fii iti;i'i«' T*.r .iiiy e'wi!' artivitit'i*.'<br />
to .<br />
Many Tournaments!<br />
"Thfir silver tmigui's will bring;<br />
honii' fiuMt'ii trophit-ii." proplit'.iird •<br />
('nacli (It-orge r. \jn\wr tit biit d"liatirn<br />
and urntors.<br />
LtiM«'M% Joint Harti-y will rrp-',<br />
rocnl tlif eighth district in thi*<br />
Amirican Legion conli«.t. ha vine<br />
liti'n rh«rM*n the heM r>tMMki*r in<br />
the city control. \<br />
Tin<br />
Assembly Held<br />
Because the birthday's of George<br />
Wuhinlno. • " Abnif Abrar . I Lincoln. Uncfn<br />
nnd Pre«Wtiit Kooievelt fall with<br />
.-,,-, name checked, off a list to be kept i hk id<br />
•' • by the P.ed end White sUff.<br />
Study of W»r<br />
Looking through the r,ewspapers,<br />
we found a very Interesting<br />
;•- article. It Jcems that a certain<br />
'' Dr. James Shotwcl! of Columblt<br />
1 LyonV Club otntory co.iipc-j<br />
titinti was entered by Shirley Me-.<br />
I'lie, who won thir a.l-city >wel| has attained.<br />
You owe II to the sthool lo Klve your full co-operation at HIT<br />
rallies, assemblies, and athletic events. In this way only can <strong>Lowell</strong><br />
nwinlsin her supremacy in the sports world.<br />
Scholarship, <strong>Lowell</strong>'s proud heritage, will be maintained only if yoa<br />
do your work day hy day faithfully and well.<br />
les. these are whole-hearted tasks we ask of you. but If you accept<br />
the challenge, your years at Uwrll will be ones lonr remembered.<br />
(Sinned) 1.EIIOY H. STEPHENS.
- LX>\VEJJLj®<br />
«d by tb» Ayocl*t#«i St<br />
of Lowdl Hifh Hehool<br />
ifOO H»yti StrMt. Sui tTr»Mlie«.<br />
CsllfornU<br />
U H. S. S. A. M«tnb«n ***•<br />
3IanagIng Editor.<br />
Feature Editor.<br />
Sport* Editor.<br />
Hew* Editor.<br />
Exchange Editor.<br />
jack Fisfcr<br />
Juna Gueaacr<br />
V*ttr Hinder<br />
Kfcfrr<br />
LOWELL STAFF<br />
FRANK I'lOMIfO<br />
Stanford Itosvnbt-rg<br />
Mary Fletcher<br />
Ed MeArthur<br />
Jh. I dunno—<br />
icb> ? 7—1 xiirm Id scratch."<br />
Louise Kfyburn: **I would Rrab It. Brer<br />
Mince the draft we can't be loo choonir." (Ain't<br />
i| the truth?)<br />
Paul Hopper: "Are you kidding?"<br />
Janet Kico: "Well, It just di'per.ds—whether<br />
it's a blond or a brunette."<br />
Now for the definition: According to Webster,<br />
an khtbyornith(formes lit $n oruvr of extinct,<br />
toothed birds (superorder i d t t h K<br />
Catch on ? We don't.<br />
Heil Heel!<br />
<strong>The</strong> Password<br />
Glancing guiltily *,ver hii aholiluVr<br />
to 1M* sure he wasn't followed,<br />
the tall, auspicious-looking nun<br />
ducked into the alley. Quickly ht<br />
turned in the doorway of one of<br />
the dark and seemingly empty<br />
houses lining the street. After<br />
three short knocks on the door, a<br />
small panel opened. A swarthy<br />
mutt with a criminal face stared<br />
out through the ttny opening.<br />
"Whaatcha want?" h«r growled,<br />
"Joe sent me," nervously whwlU'rcd<br />
the stranger.<br />
Slowly the panel opened wider,<br />
and ibt man on the inside began a<br />
whispered consultation with the<br />
stranger.<br />
•That II cost ya a lot of dough."<br />
doubtfully stated the thug. "We<br />
take an awful chance getting riifa<br />
illegal stuff now. you know."<br />
••J'm willing to pay anything for<br />
them," the man breathlessly re*<br />
plied.<br />
<strong>The</strong> exchange of money and the<br />
package took place. As the<br />
stranger started tu leave, he heard<br />
a whispered warnlpy,<br />
-lie careful of th.it package,<br />
bud; ami don't let the coppers s^tt<br />
you. Rubber hsels for shoe* are<br />
illegal to sell now, ya snow."—Son<br />
Jose High School HeraM.<br />
| Teepee Tattle Tales<br />
"No word bites so fiercely as an<br />
evil toncue."—Sir P. Sidney.<br />
Hiive you awakened to that fact<br />
yet? We have, and as a result.<br />
starting as of now, no more deep<br />
Brilliant deduction: I hate Chem., that'* why dig* will be shoveled out from thU<br />
I don't like it.<br />
column. Only shallow ones.<br />
This one is about six Inches<br />
deep: Ed Odenthnl Keen having a<br />
One who Is f>ut*of-!ov
• 3 1*'• " v -<br />
ideline<br />
quabbles<br />
By Ed McArthur '•<br />
Let's bulldoze thoie BUIICIOKUM!<br />
When the talented Card five<br />
take* to' the hardwoods today<br />
aitatnit a lucklew Commerce qnln-.<br />
i«t,rth« wavering Neff troop will,<br />
not be rated;too highly, resulting<br />
from a sor-<br />
THE LOWELL TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17.1<br />
Oarsmen Get Test<br />
In Regatta Sunday<br />
Veterans May Pull<br />
Through For Cards<br />
'<strong>The</strong> Saihe Old Story^i<br />
Itj* Joan Simon<br />
When Coach Stan Ughty's latest<br />
Another "sedulous"<br />
edition of crew power takes to the<br />
meaning busy . . . G. A. A. Bav In the<br />
term has been planned by the new<br />
""""a' Washington<br />
officers and five gym teachccrs. Day regatta at the Aquatic Park<br />
the Hnye* Many events are being discussed this Sunday, the Card product will<br />
3treeten» can to make this one of the be«i terms hare more than its share of expo-1<br />
scoot pat.t the yst<br />
" .. nrrt<br />
four remaln-<br />
New Officer*<br />
rlencal oarsmen In thii title bound "<br />
Inglng oppo- Officers uuicent elected were jTesidcnti"*""<br />
nents, second Rttn Wicland, Secretary Shirley Although Neptune's spray has<br />
- honora will be Friedrich*. and Clerk of Awards t hindered the <strong>Lowell</strong> twelve from<br />
our*. So, let'i In--- Milling. Block L I'rcxy Ro-<br />
gn out today salie Zteglcr head* the clean-up<br />
and maHh that committee, assisted by Secretary<br />
Bulldog • mrat Eleanor Fox.<br />
Into nothing. Arc you with u«7 <strong>The</strong> managers of afler*nchool<br />
sportM this term ar«-: Jane Sachs,<br />
Twiley Rreak* Inlo Headline* badminton; J u a n 11 a Erlckson.<br />
Uttlc Colon Toolcy hr.s broken baseball; I'at Synnn. bicycling:<br />
into the headlines. After Cat Hubcr, dancing; <strong>The</strong>reat /leg*<br />
the ciuwba tussle with the "Hon- ler, honeback riding; Dythe-Mary<br />
tut Abes" a few wcoka ago, Neffn Hertert. Ice skati.ig: Ruth Kriie.<br />
chief scorekcepcr wan interviewed swimming, and Jean Dfettcrle. ten*<br />
by a local sports writer, who in- nix. Manager* for golf and howlquired<br />
ax to whnt the smaller of ing have not yet been elected.<br />
the Toolcy boys thought of the<br />
Schedule<br />
winning outfit. In return, C. T.<br />
remarked that the boys looked <strong>The</strong> following Is the probable<br />
iht good, but hod to improve, schedule for G. A. A. sports:<br />
If they wanted to nip Poly or Monday—Ice skating, dancing,<br />
Washington.<br />
Result, the intermediate and advanced swimnext<br />
day Toolcy received a spread<br />
of eight inches En one of the daily<br />
publications, plus a bit of kidding<br />
from just about everyone.<br />
Pent email tint<br />
Probably <strong>Lowell</strong>'* most underrated<br />
varsity cagers Is n;nrnM*ive<br />
I rank Wijrmore. Known to all for<br />
his top notch ability on the gridiron.<br />
Frank is seeing his fourth<br />
year an u <strong>Lowell</strong> hasketecr. haV'<br />
ing knocked about for three sea'<br />
sons on the unlimited* and one on<br />
the thirties. Throughout the league<br />
rjlay. our Scroll head has played<br />
a consistently good floor game,<br />
sparkled by a very capable eye.<br />
. . . Rugged Frank "Sunshine"<br />
Sonfnnl should also receive much<br />
credit for his yeoman work in the<br />
preliminaries. "Sunshine's" leadership<br />
and able shooting has lead<br />
the thirties in their march to the<br />
win column.<br />
Changing to the outdoor climate,<br />
we find this year's muscle-bound<br />
twelve, more commonly known as<br />
crewmen, led by Terrific Tom<br />
"Duck" Strel, who Is holding down<br />
the port stroke job in the '42 cam- J<br />
p&ign. Tom lit another who has<br />
had hi* share of athletics. In his<br />
l'irst two years in thr Red Crick<br />
tuiidiitp, he landed - a starting<br />
perth on the thirties, nne a championship<br />
group, while his upper<br />
ls fd hi fit<br />
1<br />
becoming n seasoned, outfit, the<br />
big Iwys still have n good chance<br />
of coming through, providing thai<br />
they overcome the powerful Saint<br />
Ignatius group, defenders of the<br />
rowing crown. Sunday's affair I<br />
will be a non-league encounter nnd j<br />
not too much will count on the outcome<br />
of the sprint. <strong>The</strong> regular<br />
A. A. A. run-off will not commence<br />
until some time in April.<br />
Starters<br />
It nerer fail*! . . . Throughout the football, basketball, and track<br />
<strong>The</strong> likely varsity boat will con-<br />
MtaAoiu. Joe High School atway* manage* to show up to nee the<br />
sist of Tom Strci, Harry Rahl-<br />
major sport activities, but when baseball and other minor aportfl<br />
r.unn. Ken Hall, George Kritsky,<br />
roll around do they eel the name support? You guessed it. <strong>The</strong>y<br />
Ernie Nnckord, and Dick Lee on<br />
don't. How about changing thin itory to crowds at erery atblette<br />
the port side, with newcomers<br />
erent? We can do HI -<br />
on their heel*. <strong>The</strong> pulling on the<br />
mlng. i starboard will be supplied by Ler<br />
Tuesday—basketball.<br />
Petterson, Connie Glafkldes. Jack Card Baseballers<br />
Wednesday—bowling, golf, bad- Ilnhcrmcycr, and Hob Anderson,<br />
minton, baseball, volleyball, ping with the other two berths open for<br />
pong, beginners' nnd Intermediate Ronald Sockotav. Rcmo Cunlberti, Will Be Tough<br />
horseback riding, bicycling. Jack MacDougall, Ed McArthur,<br />
Thursday — advanced horseback nnd Henry Walsh, the latter three,<br />
riding.<br />
together with Kritsky nnd Nack- Things will be different on the<br />
Friday—beginners' swimming. ord, served as first boaters on thelocal<br />
baseball front this season!<br />
Tennis is played throughout the JlO's in the Ml campaign.<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Lowell</strong>'s won't be the usual<br />
week. And speaking of Irani*.<br />
Rita Wieland and Sue Springer<br />
Lightweight*<br />
"brenther," the soft touch for other<br />
were finalists in the lennla tour- In the papoose bracket, only one I A. A. A. nines as has so often been<br />
nament of lant term.<br />
— * past years will return, ihe case, for many hard hitting,<br />
Tournaments<br />
clean fielding players have turned<br />
<strong>The</strong> Golden Gate aPrk Junior; top man for the third time. sen- out for Voyne's dinmondeers In<br />
Tennis Club wjll hold the annual -ingraft pilot In his frcshmnn term. the eyes of Coach Mike, this wilt<br />
Day Counties Tennis ~ Tournament,] Aiding "" Yamanaka " nre second fill many weak gaps in the line-up<br />
March 27 to April 2. Entry fee. stringer* Bud Silvermnn, man, Hatsuro<br />
will be $1.00. Entries can be taken Azawa, Paul White, and a host of<br />
and provide the Cards with a wide<br />
to either the gym or to Ruth Mar-1 beginners of which <strong>Lowell</strong> Bust- awake team that'll hit and fiJd<br />
tin, 136. So cotnc on, you champ*!, Incchl and Bob Hulsten loom the j so not to "blow" games, which wa»<br />
Enter nnd win! • class.<br />
the reason for last year's cellar<br />
standing.<br />
Vets Return<br />
Tracksters Open Season With<br />
<strong>The</strong> strength of the team will<br />
| he centered around Bob Cherry,<br />
Richmond Dual Meet, March 6 I Jerry Cotcman, and Paul Oral.<br />
Cherry is an all-city outfielder,<br />
who batted at a .500 clip in '41;<br />
When the Hayen Street "light-<br />
I £UCe On Coleman, a star short stop, swatted<br />
clad" spcedstern take to the track<br />
.333; and Oral, a fastball pitcher<br />
for their first dual meet. March u*. Competition and good hitter.<br />
ppe<br />
class years found him a first<br />
with Richmond, great showings<br />
Bill Brown, a good catcher, but<br />
stringer in the Cant unlimited firs cut* ire expected. With the experience <strong>Lowell</strong>'s championship swim*: weak hitter, has improved his bat-<br />
ter. And don't overlook Tom onof<br />
last year's veterans, Arnot, ming team looks toward* the openting to almost assure, him of u<br />
Voyne's eleven next term, he's HIrahfJeM, Brevier. Roach, and<br />
tops on the field as well as on the<br />
ing of the 1D42 season with bright stnrtlng berth.<br />
water.<br />
others, under the watchful eye of hopes.<br />
Carrying the name of <strong>Lowell</strong> Coath Elmer Harris, a successful<br />
Starter* <strong>The</strong>artened<br />
<strong>The</strong> varsity is captained<br />
with them in their colloglnte af- season Is In sight.<br />
p by] Threevets Three who mighTgnib off<br />
fairs nre ex-N'fffmen Don Ilur- Although hindered by San Km Frank Grannls. star free-styler of|th« open infield jobs arc Mornard,<br />
nesft. Howie Palltnar. and Hill<br />
Cowden. Alt are Htorient on Ev-<br />
Cisco -liquid sunshine," diligent "' I ing the his Indian third mermen, year of action. who Is enter-, i Newman Xewnwnnnd<br />
Marlowe. Four new*<br />
erett DeanV five down on thetraininir<br />
In the form of a few<br />
comers, Kudclka. Gill. Steinberg;<br />
School Prtxy Davo Williamj U and Liclmuitt. who have had cxpefarm.<br />
Ditto over at Rerkclejr. mites walking daily nnd workout* Luwt'H's entr^- in the .W.yanl free riencc in semi-pro games and<br />
where Dare Thurm is right up every day has already shown it* »tyle. while the 100-yanl fuu win'"how much promUe, may break<br />
thrre. an Is Eddie Cerf at Saint<br />
Mary's.<br />
mnrk.<br />
jj.CjUlnCn.nnI. and Don,;<br />
Century Spurt<br />
on the mound<br />
Minor Sports<br />
Nnw that the cage shuW4 arc<br />
Leading the field in the 100-<br />
hff<br />
reaching their final performance*.<br />
yard jnunt arc speedster* Jack<br />
:ho less publicised jiport activities<br />
Rreiuiler, Frank Piombo, and Jack<br />
Mill 5oon start taking their sports Riefc; nil are also 220-yard npurt*!<br />
under the limelight. Although the era. <strong>The</strong> 410 will be taken cure uf<br />
boy.' work just as earnestly as by Morton Roach, Jim £hcppard.<br />
the more popular activities, such Dick Hirshtiold. and "Dippy"<br />
TU footbMI or basketball, they do Evans. Distant men Phil Arnot.<br />
not get the supjrort they shoutd. "Dippy<br />
After all, they do mo'c than do<br />
their share of making <strong>Lowell</strong> the<br />
top athletic school In the city. Why<br />
not give our championship swimming<br />
and tcnnU teams, our A-l<br />
crew, baseball, and track squads<br />
the backing the*' duacrve?<br />
A. A. A. VARSITY<br />
BASKETBALL<br />
STANDINGS<br />
Won Lost<br />
Poly<br />
li 00<br />
Saint Ignaliun. •<br />
Washington<br />
l<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> „._._ 3 2<br />
Sacred Heart...<br />
o<br />
Mission<br />
• Balboa -1.1 2 .3<br />
Galileo<br />
.«__ j 4<br />
Lincoln ^_ 0 5<br />
. Commerce ., - 0 5<br />
1 * Evans, and Don Wirktcr<br />
arc competing i» the 880.<br />
In the mile run, the newcomer*<br />
take the Held with Ed O'Donnell.<br />
Don WInklcr, Bob Biutc. nnd Ed<br />
Honey, all tryinff for top honors.<br />
Hopinjr to pole vault their way<br />
to fame thin season are Bob Me-<br />
LaughHn and Russ Conn. At Ocrand<br />
Will spin the dlncusa while<br />
Bob Carlson takes a ftinir at the<br />
high jump. Ed lltR-jre. Jwe N'USKbaum,<br />
and John Itir-wrnvc* will<br />
w»r the Canl colors in Ihe hurdles.<br />
Light welsh I*<br />
Also starting • V - :I Cagers Seek<br />
Win Against<br />
Bulldog Five<br />
(Continued From Page 1)<br />
vanity eager* witli Poly'i regular<br />
Kuardfl out for the flea»on. If the<br />
Eagle* should take the Parrou.<br />
and the Red and White continue<br />
unmolested, a three-way tie would<br />
result, with <strong>Lowell</strong>, Poly, and<br />
Washlnrton splitting up the melon.<br />
<strong>The</strong> starting line-up for the varsity<br />
and lightweights will be:<br />
Varsity Thirties<br />
F.—Coleman K.—Sheldon<br />
F.—Kudelka F.—Rader<br />
C—Cherry C.—Crowley<br />
G.—Wigmore C—Sanford<br />
C—Cooke C—Bailor<br />
Big Ten Scoring<br />
UNLIMITED SCORING<br />
F.G. F.T.<br />
Baker (P) 20 11<br />
Prieto (M) ..- 10 !3<br />
Coleman (L) 15<br />
Conti (I . 17<br />
. 19<br />
. 17<br />
. 18<br />
I"<br />
Wclln. Bob Uujr mil uke cat-or ,v||| be Thomson ami Charfcc. u<br />
the 220 event. Dlvlnii klnw of (oulhpaw. Other returning vetthe<br />
Cards are Runin Brewer and I cran* In the line-uo race or. Odcn '<br />
T<br />
;d KnntVird. both experiencfd ,hal. Voldnun, and rittson.<br />
en.<br />
Meets are Kheduled with Buriinirame.<br />
San Meteo. Sequoia. Tamal- Card 30's Quintet<br />
patit, Berkeley, nnd the Cal. frojh,<br />
all of of'which which "win w take piac«i'aViui-' Steadily Improving<br />
tant plunges.<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> Itifch School, meet your<br />
Experience Makes 130-pound basketball team!<br />
., „ ... , . .1 In the first five, the battling<br />
Up Card Net Squad forward* are Dave Sheldon Bui<br />
I Dal Radcr. Many a crucial crucia basket<br />
| has been ncored d b by these h tw L<br />
Hoping to ha%*e another blue rib- eli forward wall stalwart*.<br />
bon bn year iis<br />
the fami^l <strong>Lowell</strong> Occupying the erer-Importsnt<br />
tennis i team.<br />
t ii Jk C1<br />
Again, the<br />
- -<br />
Richmond, the ..„<br />
comprhed mostly of<br />
Leo .<br />
tiriOl* ^IIVIIUK. ,,. I|IW ^">\# .i* U|^V ~ ~»f • ~ — " ^<br />
nromislt'u;, til is Sinn Rosenberg i Bill _ Iwnl °''?i.''' J ?t ! * lf<br />
vetornnj George Clilchestcr awl Fnik "Sunshine" Sanfonl and' Corns bis.. S
By '•<br />
Stanford Rosenberg<br />
Mgr. Editor<br />
Trom vice.pres.dVu to vice-, Wlgmoro WIgmorc make* makes a..-*"* all-dty.<br />
resident In three haitf year*. N N°« t diti f th<br />
n °t **• prediction of the bo*-<br />
THE LOWELL TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 17. 1842<br />
Various Clubs To<br />
Meet This Week<br />
Something New Has<br />
Been Added-Gad!<br />
THE r<br />
PEACE<br />
PIPE<br />
By Bert Burn*<br />
Among the activities setting<br />
under way for the spring term are<br />
the different clubs about school<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong>'* 'assistant , Avel-pounder<br />
the story behL— .-that<br />
function during after-school<br />
and AH-Amcrlcan fir).<br />
*ntile Prank Wifrmore. , hours.<br />
Starting his string of sport*<br />
PSYCHOLOGY<br />
Thi* story bejriif three yean conquest*. *arly. Wigmore wrote Plans for this term'* procedure<br />
back. In January, vfaen Mis* Rico the first chanter in thin story by In thc Psychology Club are yet<br />
took the reins of leoc vship for the " ' on the championship bos- unset. All tho topis* that are to<br />
first tine, to gutdo \ her fellow team at Rooicvelt, be undertaken will be those chonen<br />
mariners-us v.ce-prex.T of Mnrinn At <strong>Lowell</strong> Thing* Happen<br />
by the members of the club,<br />
Junior Hfeh.<br />
playing under the guiding hand<br />
Johnston, thc sponsor, said.<br />
Win* Clttzenshlp Award , of Coach Ben Xcff, the casaba President Louise Reybum will<br />
.Winner of the American Uftion genius, he blossomed out into a conduct tho first meeting next<br />
Award for cit'zensniu, at the pen. great ball.player, probably one of Tuesday, when intelligence teats<br />
ruin palace, cUmiuInx three years the most underrated in the city. will be di*cu**ed nnd a complete<br />
program for this term set.<br />
of hard work, started our blue- No Mhilikt a* Pipkin SUr •<br />
eyed mis* on the road to *uccess Thn scribe* failed to mention<br />
at the Hayes street rfscnrstlon. <strong>Lowell</strong>'* stocky end at the Htart of In-pirntiokKmf^rely votun-<br />
It wasn't lonr before her talent* the rridlron conim*. when an<br />
were' distortrtd and *he was on<br />
the'wsy op,<br />
.-•AS "an "upper classman, she was<br />
awarded membership In the Shield<br />
and L for fine service rendered.<br />
Kfnirs Belt Axiin<br />
Outstanding in sports, drs*<br />
matiea. and what have you. il Ht*Je<br />
31 iM Rico rang the bell again<br />
when she won the job of viceprexy.<br />
Always wearing a smile, which<br />
i* pretty hard to keep during these<br />
times—always offering a £« , m lie Criteenden exuded a flow of reminded 5. M. it not a co-ed U<br />
adjectives and transitive verb* in.(at least the Ciiel prof* are under<br />
a manner as cool and sophisticate.* {said Impression), and all we could r<br />
a*, a Tommy Dorsey rendition of isee In the way of shorts and—er-<br />
"Smoke Gets In Your Eye;." —tipper*—were the Gael csiabs!:<br />
Spring '42 and the arrival of n towers, with o caption that'road),<br />
- • - • "Rome Back Kids. Trip fjp 8. cl.<br />
. Can't Fool 'Em<br />
37-35." In the aforementioned entj<br />
<strong>The</strong> green freshman no longer Ed Cerf and Gat Mota. former*<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> and Poly men were smiling<br />
at each other. * Ashamed' of<br />
from Poly, Wlgmore wan awarded stories, essays, nnd nny other form individuals knows<br />
»• ^ i «# i!»hk.».»n . l.»^ianU«». tl>«* ,j.vHrt f In/ii* hm nrf rrvnms nflii t nt* lift n : - . -*^ _? _ " UIMI with all-city hom>rs.r of lileraturo throughout the term., floor has art rooms nnd the fifth. -.'A, <strong>The</strong> land era* .<br />
Only future success in store Reading — _ before thc club during Just isn't, knows when to go "P "f"r ,„.,.„ "|mb,,<br />
for this Lowcllite, whoso hat<br />
i...<br />
slic<br />
-.— i<br />
mectinf.')<br />
..._ — Thursdays af tor stairs and when lo go down, knows I °7, ,.£*'„,• ,!lZi ft,.<br />
1 Knowinc:<br />
will come<br />
on ...u.^...Jn »•. v — — - --. - -<br />
has stayed tho some unui'r tho j 'writers fchool ore receive. llif pct*.r the r.rtmt of RUB.<br />
^assffiiss^s's-. Lm"^d£y l! , Tht. advanced llridgi Clu<br />
j her?. wh.» meet every .Momlny<br />
thSn? s<br />
rfftor »chool, stage u tdtirnjirnvnt' kon^. fe^^;M;3'<br />
^*—--'-' - --- ,.---. — w- —i~~"Y" ' rf * fc f." «"*yZ£ i •»? ' Parrot" we came across<br />
uiv ITIIU of thc tt'inii ttftcfr •<br />
Red and White Sale<br />
To Start Feb. 24<br />
assembly and American ixgton computing the!- *core«. the right<br />
Award winner; "alter( Su(,*armtin, | p]ayi:r1i witn tne highest avcritRts<br />
cloa* troa*urcr; laut iAizman, ] mctlt jn „ ^p^-jni tourniimcnt.<br />
da»« pre.id«nt ami cnsalia twtrler;,<br />
Bob Stanford, paaketbult captain:<br />
mark<br />
period<br />
dents<br />
spring ..<br />
Red and White.<br />
If you intend to order a book Lnurinnnc Sprintnitvcr. *ccrvtno' I •" vntcrintr it* wt-oml u*rm of |»wt-ll in . . , wonilcrful . . . a I'lut* pm-fitri|)r, weighintr about<br />
you raiut do «o by paying your of hor clan* and American Legion' learning how to mal;«.- ilrcfuen. knit the tonchcr* art* . . . marvel- 180. Stirnucl K. Polland, <strong>Lowell</strong>'s<br />
money during the time allotted. Award winner: Connie Dlcktnan.if'" iiw Red CroM mid mnki- pr CLUB<br />
(2) Attendance office indow class president: Nancy Hutchin*. Under Mr. Peterson'* direction — -, _ -,. . . _<br />
(first floor). •<br />
also A clos* president: claim offi- thl* hl club lb i i* going i to take k n rrgu- Scroll and Shield<br />
(3) Book room (second floor). cer* Bob Patterson and Lois Brew- lar FIr»t Aid cum-;<br />
Jean<br />
(4) Room 313 G'.ilrd floor).<br />
In addition, collectors' will also<br />
work on the Bridge Annex during<br />
fifth and sixth perind lunch, and<br />
In room 313 after school.<br />
New students are especially cautioned<br />
io bring their dollar at an<br />
early date, thus assuring themselves<br />
a spring journal.<br />
Mrs. Jordan Suggests<br />
Courses for Defense<br />
Schools and colleges throughout<br />
the United State* are turning, their<br />
effort! to the pnraraouct task facing<br />
America today: .<strong>The</strong> winning<br />
of the wan _.<br />
' <strong>Lowell</strong> is In the vanguard of the<br />
change to "education for victory."<br />
While college, shorten their grad*<br />
nation time, <strong>Lowell</strong> is putting a»ded<br />
emphasis on such vital course<br />
as mthmti bi l i<br />
n i" lv P'anteu nis orogans «n m-<br />
„ medem freshmnn bid UB good f When queried as to hi* most<br />
,'night and we ntumbled. reflective- adept and successful pupil*, he<br />
ly, up the *Uir* to our rnt-ritMen P,w»«I by Wayne Morri*, the<br />
L'arrvt we fondly refer to an home. : the II wd. star twho had flunked,<br />
by the way), and quoted .Carol<br />
Cnsnning and Lee Pope as being<br />
lar FIr»t Aid cour* 1 !.<br />
It takes up how to handle any<br />
• iiuation that arine* when an inbare<br />
McClymond, prominent In<br />
dramatic*, glee and debating: Barbara<br />
Heeler and Aloha Butler,<br />
prominent thesplan* and singers;<br />
and Margaret Rotiewear, dramatics.<br />
Parkside send* u* Frank Me-<br />
Cord, winner of the American Legion<br />
Award and also class officer..<br />
Pacific Height* I<br />
Entering from Pacific Heights<br />
are Nancy Botcher, student bod* I<br />
president: John Kiyaau, secretary |<br />
of the student body; Bob Lewek,:<br />
das* president and American La-1<br />
cion Awanl winner; Herbert Ya-i<br />
mate, clan* secretary, and Jen-1<br />
sukc Matsuzakl. outstanding In;<br />
athletic*.<br />
Among those from Paul Revere t<br />
arc Frieda Bisslfr, student body |<br />
secretary; Emu Kurrlc, prexy of<br />
as. mathematics, pbvsics, cl.caistry,<br />
typing, biology, and foreign<br />
languages. Red Cross classes<br />
have been added to the curriculum,<br />
and greater changes are in pros-<br />
Mrs. Jordan, <strong>Lowell</strong>'s head counsellor,<br />
emphasize* the need for<br />
student* to take Advantage of opportunities<br />
to Increase t'uclr value<br />
ti> their country.<br />
She pointed out a few of the<br />
iDvrjr. sndtutK now In the «r-,<br />
vlceru. Georse Bertrand, Sgt<br />
Al- Farren, at Dutch Harbor:<br />
GeprgQ Toraey, sfRiial eorpiman;<br />
and U. Bud Ranlels.<br />
, "Every student," said Mrs. Jordan,<br />
"owes It to himself and to<br />
his'country to learn everything<br />
'thatrmay enable Mm to better<br />
. serve the war itfort*<br />
New Yd! Leaders<br />
Leading <strong>Lowell</strong>'s rooting section<br />
at the games this season. Art<br />
Hoppe. will have Al Feder and Don<br />
;, Schumacher helping him.<br />
At the first G. A. A. rally of this<br />
•Hal " " A m M^ fi MI ^ - • *• _ . A«_ _<br />
tera. .<br />
jnrl* head<br />
and hen<br />
. «totan»:.wlll<br />
tho<br />
"II" AS hi* drama proteges have<br />
1 dlM.-overed, fi. K. P. has memorized<br />
' lit one time or another all the<br />
plays his students read or give In.<br />
in class, and no doubt quite a few<br />
... intn action with the' more.<br />
*Uirt of the semester, new uffl-i So, student*, bow low from the<br />
Camera Contest For ccrr nf the Shield nnd Scroll have!wui*t, and give due praice to<br />
mapped an ambitious program for."Skippy*' Holland, a teacher, and<br />
Winter Carnival Page thi* term** freshmen reception. ; friend of no mean way*! (Inei-<br />
Ann« Wlgle i* the new prexy!dentally, we're taking drama II,<br />
Shutter-bug* and snap-shot nf tho Shield with Connie Witnon • to . . .)<br />
fiends an* getting a chance as vice-iiresident and Ruth<br />
to show their talent*, for the<br />
Red and White camera contest<br />
opens today with thc<br />
first issue of <strong>The</strong> <strong>Lowell</strong>.<br />
Inrtead of a "Summer<br />
Memories" section appearing<br />
on the inside pages, as was<br />
thc case in the lost Red and<br />
White Issue, the picture<br />
scheme this time will be a<br />
"Winter Carnival," *> the<br />
more snow picture* the better.<br />
the student body: and Marjcnn<br />
Cover charge for one cou-<br />
Lambertson. society editor of thc<br />
ple at tli" Rose Room Bowl<br />
of the wince Hotel, bo-ides<br />
. „ . Valley School fend*<br />
having- your mime printed<br />
under tho chosen "pic" are<br />
jlctty Taylor, treasurer, vlcc-pres- tho prize* offered to the pnrdent.<br />
and president of the student j ticinnnts.<br />
body in succeeding term*, and<br />
American Legion Awnrtl winner. All of the pictures turned<br />
From Grattan School come* stu- En will be judged by the jourdent<br />
I>ody prc*|t honors. Sey- Girts<br />
mour.vMelster, former Lo*el]ite<br />
Silk's*** Sunllfled for the'<br />
.Sa.^iii;y?<br />
anrd, cmt'mfwy<br />
)<br />
1 liockut. lie changed his mind; he .v<br />
Under Iho Icndcrshln of Boys' changed it again. <strong>The</strong>n he set<br />
Block L President Ernie Nackord<br />
and Girls' Block L President Rosn-<br />
High. "I llko liwell." she<br />
said, "and hone to send my dauchter<br />
here." Miss Duffy has been<br />
transferred to Toly. Miss Pcicra<br />
Is In Honolulu, and Mr. Kelly at<br />
Lincoln. Mr. Devlin has been pwmoted<br />
to the S. F.J. C. 4eDartment<br />
of music. - *:; .,<br />
11<br />
grimly to work, consclus of the<br />
he was doing, but determined<br />
to see it through. Suddenuu—..<br />
...^^ .w.».ci me miui-,ly Mrs. Hill was coming toward<br />
nine ning big things things.<br />
him down thc the ninle. ainle He slipped ><br />
Assisting President N'ackord aro his hands nonchalcntlv into M» %<br />
Vice-Prexy Jack Stoll, Secretary pockets, and forced himself to • j<br />
Kemo Cuniberti. and Clifford Too* smile nt her. ,• J<br />
ley. crclk of awards. Eleanor Fox. (Did .he suspect? Was the *jlg" ;<br />
girls' secretary, will be kept busy up?) A guilty blush enveloped .'.3<br />
helping President Zlegler. hb face, but kept up the casrsl •»<br />
<strong>The</strong> Boys' r.lock L has com- smile as Mrs. Hill approached.<br />
pletely assumt.'l morning traffic -Having trouble. Jim?" '1<br />
duties, oa directed In thc <strong>Lowell</strong> **So, thank you.**<br />
constitution, in addition to their<br />
other school services. Big Brother,<br />
She Walks By<br />
clean-up, and keeping order nt the<br />
<strong>The</strong> IIIG I1UI normalcy IlltalVjr U& at*4B of his<br />
rallies and games. <strong>The</strong> girls are<br />
amaied him. <strong>The</strong> teacher<br />
carrying out plans for a bigger<br />
by and he breathed again.<br />
and better clean*up campaign, for<br />
more he set to work, awa<br />
which volunteers are rapidly sign-<br />
Ume was short. He dotted, thtj<br />
ing up. '<br />
last st "i" as the bell rang.<br />
Ji Jim td turned toward d his h<br />
Both societies encourage stu- who had watched him<br />
dents, especially newcomers, to go most of the period.... '/<br />
out for a sport, and will climax "Well." he grinned. "»t<br />
the.term with their big picnic and I've got my name carved onj<br />
thc dlock L dance.<br />
desk before I graduate."-**<br />
Son Jose High School.Herald.:;,;<br />
':-J V<br />
itftZ-:-
<strong>The</strong> EiSkft of fieorgc Washington while not a high ncorinjr tram urc<br />
tail and aicgrciMire. Four of 'he Lloyd Leith coached eager* are<br />
t)hff*n here a* they limber up tor '.odiiy'n rncuunler at Kexar. Left<br />
to right are 1'hII lUrri*. Hill Umv, fton £11 if. and Cliff Centner.<br />
—Councsy of the Washington Eaglo<br />
IXEAT THE<br />
EACLES<br />
TODAY<br />
at the hand* of the Eagles meunint-<br />
fourth place, a rung lower than<br />
the previous nil-time low.<br />
Secondly, the Carl* arc nut to<br />
break the two-year Knule jinx, n<br />
jinx that ended Lcwcll's five-year<br />
title streak, and 'ent the Intlf&nn<br />
slipplnjr down the league ladder.<br />
Antl lastly to utay ahead in the<br />
(Continued d to<br />
t-rvvt'iit tvach- '<br />
:r& from tnkintr<br />
a run nut<br />
powder to a<br />
nearby sumnil-.<br />
1 CSF and Plans<br />
<strong>The</strong> first r.i»-»tmi* of the C. ri.<br />
F. was held mently. Thb lenn'i*<br />
•iffifi-rs an-: Ursula Wtilff, presi-<br />
--!•• picture ("chrnK- of<br />
'• the It.^l nnd White will be n "Windent:<br />
Karbara Mrlntyn-, vic«-nrc»ter<br />
Carnival.' **o the mem- snow idi-nt; and l-'ranci<br />
|i!i-t'ir»-s the better.<br />
Winner* v-itt receive u r.,ver<br />
DECLAMATIONS<br />
Krid.iy. Mart-h i;i. tit 8:00<br />
>. rn., thi? um-*i l.-iN'Hl in thi*<br />
—wil! prt-'seni huntoniUH mid<br />
resort. dramatic dii-liitnaticn." in tin'<br />
<strong>The</strong> thought audititrititn.<br />
of tune hers<br />
Maying hook- Swiicn from -Of Mice and<br />
Men" nnd "<strong>The</strong> Great Dictn-<br />
llereV (iood<br />
t«r" are only two of the nets<br />
NCWM for You<br />
•m the program, ndmiKxion to<br />
Time ICeduccd: All tfrwc flu- which En only l.*» cvntK. Ticko.-*itit<br />
who bemoan the fact that et* are available from Debat-<br />
it taken four years or more (?) ing Society memben'.<br />
complete the high school course<br />
will be glad to hear that Northwestern<br />
University will admit a<br />
limited number of exceptional stu.<br />
dvnts after three years of high<br />
school. This will probably net n<br />
precedence that will be followed<br />
by a majority of U. S. colleges.<br />
1 * Newman, we*<br />
rclary-tri'ji)turttr.<br />
Tti'-v |tla n Big Program, Dsince, Refreshments<br />
Planned for Incoming <strong>Lowell</strong>ites<br />
WVli-ome, ncwrnmotfi!<br />
That*!! the kcynntv nf the bijr Frtithmen Hcct-ption the i^hieM nnd<br />
Scroll an- jrivinc next Friday. .March 13. <strong>The</strong> program—at which all<br />
new student;* are (iu*»tit—i* Ijowell's way of flaying,<br />
"We're Kind you're with m! We<br />
tn sptinhor a I'aii-<br />
you like it i««r<br />
Anurrii'an Day nnd will hnvr a <strong>Lowell</strong> Hi W ins<br />
ilance later in thr term. <strong>The</strong>re will<br />
Tno<br />
bour-lone pro-<br />
also U' a cruiip (.-onferi-nci! at Hal- AtKlDOn Contest >-am. >-ram. will il cunxiit cuniit t of f fifteen fifteen acu, acu. u<br />
IHIC Hiirh ,i^ nil Stiii rranrt.ocii<br />
~ Home of f which whih are r the th Florodora F l d<br />
S , n ballet<br />
Membership in ihe l\ fi. F. i.-* Winniiur the junior division com-<br />
Sll<br />
luhifviil by getting at kn>t three' iwtiliun at Kipun la« Saturday,<br />
AV and one IJ a.-* finals in rreparert Lowt.ll Mnrted anothvr rea.toti an<br />
itml unp re parti] tuibjecti*. A "it'One of the top icnao!* of the state<br />
the student. A total of; in thy forensic field.<br />
ten C. S. K. hinur<br />
|minu* In re-<br />
•ititred.<br />
IJ.<br />
j charge for one couple at the Ratv<br />
Itoom Howl of the Palace Hot'I<br />
nnd their namcn printed under the<br />
chitxvn hnapxhots.<br />
Subject matter, uniqucncflK and<br />
IclearnosK will bv the main points<br />
cre all collccicd anil civen to the j<br />
Red crow or norno other worthy Teachers In Uniforms<br />
e&iue?<br />
f Tom L.id Henry Clausen<br />
defeated seven other schools to;<br />
e mentlwnihip is attained by win tht* flmt place medals and<br />
being t>n th» C. S. F. roll two- nlac.)iu>.<br />
thirds of the terms one is at Low- <strong>The</strong> four.man learn of Norman j<br />
ell, nltovc freshman standing, and Kramer. Kramer, Dave Daw Teilrlbaum Teitflbiium Jaekj Jack; shield Prcxy<br />
one of these m'.wt be the h'ghCioldbcre,<br />
and Clarence Kubensleln<br />
senior year.<br />
took Htcond place in the senior di|<br />
<strong>The</strong> membf.9 w:tn Ii^'<br />
regiBtric are;<br />
M-A-II3—7:.*i>tl .rr Alrluuwn. Henry<br />
Kukul. llu.l Murtirt. Wllllum Tukul,<br />
U-HIIP OJIVUII. WJru.' T1IIIHHII». ; Scroll Prnidem F.-ank Wlcaore<br />
l'renno Next I and Shield I'rnldent Anne Wl>le<br />
Kinon -vaa the first lounamcnt > will introduce Scroll and Shield<br />
of the tnriu.- term, the next be- memhers to the outline no that<br />
|injr Frc«no, Ma.-h 21, where, ora-'the«e new Uwellitea will become<br />
tor>' nnd cxtempon.~eou« »pcaklnB Iniernted In xehool nerTlce. and<br />
field« will be opeiu ,V«idcs thejevemuallrset on the Shield or the<br />
rc>:u]ur ilcbntlni;. * ! Scroll.<br />
In the Native Sons andAnvfoin'<br />
cinc in Gym<br />
tion of the American .<br />
We Heard It at<br />
Not long BR-O their unit raised<br />
<strong>The</strong> Coldcn (iale over $l,ao for a mobile canteen.!<br />
Good Sluff: At the Tommy Dor- Now every Saturday, from four in t<br />
»ey «how hut week, a 30i Club the afternoon until midnight. JliM 1<br />
entertainer imitatinc; I'reiident<br />
Roonevelt, laid: "Sure, we'll iharc<br />
U'Scur and Mm. Close nre on duty;<br />
drivinE the ocean with Japan. Well take<br />
thin canteen. In their,<br />
the ton and they can have the bot-<br />
kitchen-like truck they brine !">t<br />
tom."<br />
coffee nnd food to the soldiers on<br />
duty.<br />
AIR RAID RULES<br />
<strong>The</strong> Khool d>p>rlm«il hu<br />
»orlctd out . »j»lcm that iiuiirtu<br />
Ihc »»frty ot all xudcnln.<br />
In cue or • r«ld, an alert rig.<br />
pal or thrn nhort taptt on the pasa.<br />
•if bell I» Hounded. S:ui!enM with<br />
paaiea ahould .how them io Ihelr<br />
teacher and then «o directly home.<br />
Pirteen nlnutn laler the aound<br />
or tliret ihort bdU neans that all<br />
Ihoct atudenla on the third and<br />
, ... - — Jitlm l'«"il, Cialr« Korvl,<br />
lUU \VU-)un.l. Julie Vtx-atcr.<br />
i I.i-K-133-riiilii, Arimi, Jowpli I-kk-<br />
1".'.. 1 5sr- Lr »j<br />
(Continued on I'acc 4)<br />
L3's Start Plans<br />
For First Dance<br />
—having won the city and county, ifter the program, and then, as<br />
contest*—will jro on to the region- 1 m^-y have done before th-m, the<br />
nl ebmlnation. to be held noon. J neu. ..i|ldentJ wiU (,anctf ^ <br />
Kruimeyer to Perform (Cym, whMi will have Wen decoin,-<br />
commit.<br />
Low-3 class officers have started<br />
plans 'or their dance with a flourish.<br />
Pros/Jent Ken Wells, Vtee-Prcslrourlh<br />
rloon paaa to the lianemcnt<br />
by the iron! malm.<br />
<strong>The</strong> second rioor pauses lo the<br />
nntt by the court slalra. Annex<br />
entem the rintt rloor corridor and<br />
the boyM in the icym yard report lo<br />
Ihe «n locker room.<br />
At a Nienal or two xhorf lielln.<br />
Ihme In rintt rtoor claques flic Into<br />
Ihe corridor.<br />
'<br />
W<br />
drnt HarfT HIcra, nnd Secretary<br />
Bob Don selected their commmittcc<br />
after much serious thought. <strong>The</strong><br />
students rhoscn an. 1 all Northern Calironia In the Na-|"<br />
: Gene Vayssic,<br />
10H; Colh Toolcy, 219; Ed Barthold,<br />
:;0Ga: Frances McDride,<br />
aOGb; Vernon Norrls, 403: Marie<br />
Wagner, 216; and Audrey Hmiscn.<br />
108g<br />
108. SUKC there hadn't hadnt been a com- co<br />
mittee meeting i before bf Md Monday, a<br />
definite date wasn't set for the<br />
first dance of the term.<br />
Marge Hi r re enthusiastically<br />
Btalid, "Some of the themes th4t<br />
have been ituecested for our fitst<br />
donee nre: A Spring Festival.-<strong>The</strong><br />
Basket Bait, and a patriotic dance.<br />
nd hnve orther<br />
| « go
TWO<br />
1100 ltayM BtrMt. Su Frmnelaeo.<br />
callxanua<br />
L. It S. s. A. Vcmbrra FCM<br />
LOWELL STAFF<br />
EDITOR<br />
Hunging Editor.<br />
Venture Editor<br />
'Sports Editor...<br />
'New, Editor<br />
Exchange Editor.<br />
nEI'ORTKRS<br />
Jlatr Brandt Pan tur<br />
Jack Fxter - LoMaa Manluim<br />
Jus. aurtftr Pat Otlo<br />
Sattr mniWn Olorla OuatiiU<br />
Ulldred Kl«f«r Bud Sll^rman<br />
Sana Larorto Bub Sturtevant<br />
Z^iula L«!ttio.d lla Sullivan<br />
Jacquellno labourite!<br />
Kicujty AdvfMr. •. A. It. McKWer<br />
Do You Sleep Well?<br />
If Not, Lend an Ear<br />
THE LOWEXI..' FRIDAY. MARCH g. 1842<br />
rjSupporlJXCtnbr Sports I: •>; :<br />
Now that basketball season is practically<br />
completed, most student* think that<br />
the athletic program for spring i.i over.<br />
<strong>The</strong>y'seem to think that they have done<br />
their part na far as student support is<br />
concerned.<br />
<strong>The</strong>y forget that the so-colled minor<br />
sports arc beginning to open their season.<br />
Baseball, crew, track, swimming—all<br />
arc just starting.<br />
<strong>The</strong> participants in these sports work<br />
just as hard and practice just as much as<br />
football and basketbull players.<br />
<strong>The</strong>y'll bring tame their share of<br />
championships. Get behind them! <strong>The</strong>y<br />
deserve your support.<br />
Clean-Up Committee Receioes<br />
Little Credit; Ttoes Big Job<br />
Lets' take our hats off tc the Cleanup<br />
Committee.<br />
This group receives little credit for<br />
the swell job they're doing in the school<br />
Stuff<br />
I Ali's Secretary |<br />
Dear All's Secretary: : : .<br />
Doubt ha» entered my mind<br />
lately, as to Uw price of the poison<br />
they servo In the cafe. Is that<br />
extra cent a death tax?<br />
—Late Cute Customer.<br />
Dear All's Secretary: •'•'<br />
Why do we have so many rallies<br />
and dances. We come to school<br />
to team. Let's do away with social<br />
life nt school. —I. M. Brainy.<br />
Dear Brainy:<br />
Kiddinfr, of course!<br />
—All's Secretary.<br />
Now, U!ds, we nopey-S<br />
You'll like thaw Jokes<br />
We've tried'. to;* make • thea 1 -<br />
But still It's hard . ' .•-,<br />
To find the kind • ' ,••.-.'' *<br />
That penetrate through wood.*<br />
DearUCCs i<br />
He: "You look rood enough too<br />
cat."<br />
In Germany we hear they eat | She: "I do eat. Where i<br />
mice. Need we say more? we (to?"<br />
—All's Secretary.<br />
Man: "Is Insomnia c«tchlni?;H<br />
Woman: "It fsvlf your baby&<br />
has It."<br />
Notes from a little boy's diarjr:~3<br />
February 25: Got an airgun torV for'r;<br />
my birthday. •••#:•<br />
Februory 20: Snowing. Can't J •<br />
go hunting. •>>,<br />
February 27: Still snowing. ' r<br />
Februaiy 28: Still n t " ;<br />
Shot irmndma.<br />
Customer: "Waitress, what**-^<br />
; Dear AHV Secretary:<br />
wronc with the egjr?"<br />
court. Everyday at lunch time, the com- | ,i,»lrr,ran,.,w,lmtSri Waitress:<br />
It'* KO rrowdird. I enn't ever get l T,r 7- ,,- **I<br />
r.. don't know. -,-•-,-• I .<br />
mittee patrols the yard onddepositspapers j to my locker. People just won't ! only """'„" on tnc tame a lew minor<br />
scraps of food, which thoughtless stu- I move. Picmc help me. I m " "»°- m , #<br />
dents leave lying around, in the nsh cans. —Small and Inconspicuous<br />
This seems like a little task, but in n „ ,,<br />
"i&^rT iTSl^ j SS?' """<br />
keep our .school clean!<br />
Teepee Tattle Tales<br />
Vuncc acin zc lectio "Tipsy. Nahman making the round* of thei ing.<br />
—Ali's Secretary.<br />
Fivi*-ycar-old Sally woko up'<br />
about two in the morning. '<br />
"Tell me a story, mama," ihe •<br />
pleaded.<br />
''Hush, darling," said mother,<br />
"daddy will be in soon and tell us •<br />
both one." •<br />
By Mary Urandt<br />
Slet'p is one of the bent forms Tale Teller," and ve dos mean tip- glamour girls at the Iiwt court {never<br />
of relaxation there Is. Anyway,<br />
*y, pokes hcea cabcza (that's head'<br />
that's what the boob said.<br />
After reading the "seven official<br />
rules for wooing ilecp," we compared<br />
what really happens with<br />
those rules.<br />
1, Git ready for bed leisurely,<br />
lots of Ume In the bath.<br />
. . . We fly into n shower,<br />
lake three mlnulm, only to have<br />
the family prot«U lhat we upend<br />
all of our time in the bathroom.<br />
2. Read in bed, choose a longhaired<br />
book "that will bore your<br />
mind into unconditional surrender."<br />
We Jut do homework.<br />
diinct ' <<br />
A few daffynition«:<br />
Grand jur>'—One that joys "Not '<br />
executive-Wife of an<br />
in Spanish—we tearnej it from<br />
Miss Met calf!) troo dc door and<br />
erclnims: **Ah ha, we hear n certain<br />
clique of boys had a U'P in<br />
the Terrace Plunge at *.\o Fairmont<br />
Hotel—with their cl-thea<br />
ill! T»k, uk _ . seen "jt the<br />
Mark, Janet Rico jind Hardy<br />
Itapp— along with some otficr typicntj«.<br />
, . .<br />
For a real laugh, drop in 306<br />
some sixth period and sen Alice<br />
Jean Bauer. Barbara Leonard,<br />
and a few other "actrcMcs." . . .<br />
Johnnie Moriarlty. Bob von der<br />
Lcith, and Roy Kettlcr are having<br />
a fine tfnw playing pirates (cuttlnji;<br />
each other's throats) over a<br />
certain Helen Ward . . . but<br />
3. Forset fears and hates byJTHE MIM Wani prefers the 'latter<br />
thinking about pleasant things.<br />
. . . . We think about tomorrow's<br />
tests—oh, yeah?<br />
4. Hop from one subject to an-<br />
^ e di!3o& thinItInir pirate, or to It seems. <strong>The</strong><br />
perfect windmill, or Al Feder.<br />
. . . Pat Simmons and bosom<br />
pal, Paul Orsi, are the Card's<br />
hurlera this season: we might cull<br />
them slow but faster . . . we're<br />
- ^"^f only kidding!<br />
consciousness that PRECEDES That Mm Again<br />
deep.<br />
Paul McEvoy now sporting Bet-<br />
. . Precede* sleep nolhlnc— ey Hanscn's pin. We just discov-<br />
that'a oar astul'traui of ihoo«ht. ered Warren Simmons Is a high<br />
, 7. Get rid of pressure or pain, me!! Dumb, Isn't hell . . . Ru-<br />
'-•••— bed «>»er» and nlitht mor links Barbara pixley at.: Paul<br />
Hopper. If you look at the back<br />
So we freeze to death— of the court. 5th period, bet you'll<br />
Just to eneonraiee somethinic that find Pat Huber and Hugh Dravey<br />
aerer .(almost) naterlallies.<br />
tttlll talking about that ingrosslng<br />
subject.<br />
-. 6. Imitate the slotr, deep rhyth-<br />
.mie-breathinr sT sleep.<br />
Dapper Frank Halloran, only<br />
. . . .\yttHtr. but lhat ahrsrs man (T) on the west side of Mr.<br />
brinn (Ae UMt or that Isst ham- Dunn's 1st period ch chem. class—<br />
- bdrfer.we hat],<br />
by choice. Personalitjty Pat Krill,<br />
pocket edition of tho Krill clan, isj<br />
7. JW»x the muscles completely. the new H3 vice-prexy. National<br />
.: • What muacIesT We Just<br />
let-our bones sar-<br />
"Sow^yoo ••Svrrjm know IqioW our tricks, See<br />
how iirifwo>.',?iorjou.<br />
It IT<br />
1<br />
defense at <strong>Lowell</strong> in the form of<br />
Jackie Eentfleld and Mary She^oy.<br />
<strong>The</strong>y keep up the morals of the<br />
merchant marine. Norm<br />
Harry High School in Class<br />
Onega WTO HlMUTCLN SITS UP ^SLOUCHES<br />
'&L'&U 55e>fiL M J51 * s ftru R1K6S;:<br />
TewKeo -£NO \EM&<br />
1 (.irl.t! Cirlo! tlful, .rrcsisuibli.*, charming, K>4MI>-I<br />
Evelyn «r Mnriv—pruning prob-joruu*. and just wonderful. Shcj<br />
lem of Bill Lau—nct'd nny help ? i uiys so, herself . . . with Oldi <strong>The</strong><br />
It arma like the aid grads can't Sol reigning over San Francinco,'<br />
keep away from their old stam- <strong>Lowell</strong>'* tnn-seeking lad* and j<br />
pcdinic ground*. Oh. by the way,I lapses monopolize tho warm<br />
has Ed McArthur caught up with • xtretchvs of i>and nt Kelly's Cove, Peace Pipe<br />
thct blonde* he's been chasing? j Seen there. Pat Otto, Jackie Kent-'<br />
. . . Pat Hut chins and Dick Ho-{field, Hetty Hanncn, Carol Layman j fly Uert Hums<br />
nenblatt ut the Old Colonial ngafn. ami Co. Palace-paradi'mr, MiM i , w „ „•„„«- *»«•» /r *-\ i<br />
So Ed Odrntha! can't figure out Sandy Johnston. «*cort unknown.! •"*• Iroducts pept: (Corn) ;<br />
how news euut nround—Hey, care* . . . Mark Hoppinir were June "WhatVe you got? -Three acc*,^<br />
ful, Al Hngerty, measles are catch-' Wtnkler and Won Schumacher. . I win." "So _ you don'L." "Whatf "What/<br />
! you got." "Two acea and a razor."<br />
Daisy Moriarity's WANT ADS "Yep, you win. Boy, you sure are',<br />
lucky! Poodle asleep on a log.,<br />
Pride is Injured WANTED—(She ulready got It) Forest fire. Hot d.>g!! And then,,<br />
Pat Simmon's football on Jackie there's thi* letter from college*^ -<<br />
Jenkins* neck.<br />
"Dear Dad: Guttt what I needy •<br />
(Under the heading, -Short TO LEASE — Fritxi Glcuscr's molt. That'$ right. $end it along. "<br />
Short Slory of the Week." come* heart. Attention: Bob Cherry. Best Withes. Your son, Frank."<br />
the following literary gem.—Edi- Watch out or Jimmie will get<br />
tor.)<br />
you—John Stephens. (Remem- Dear Son: NOthing ever hapber,<br />
Barbara, Johnnie's only a pens ' ere. We KNow you like -<br />
Red's little underslung jeep, dude.)<br />
schoc.. Write u* aNOther NOte<br />
complete with heater and cooler<br />
(Red's a cautious person) was sil-<br />
NEEDED—Some more glamour soon. NOw we must say good-<br />
like Toots! Grand! and Butty<br />
houetted against the sky. That<br />
bye." How typical-<br />
Stadtfcld. Mary Sheffey wants<br />
was, I guess, the way It looked to Camp Roberts to move in on Phoney Phact*. Dep't: If you •;<br />
Sara and Dirk, who were Just pull-<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong>.<br />
happen to be up Alaska way and :<br />
ing fn behind us.<br />
WANTED—A hitching post In stumble across a block of ice la--,<br />
We'd juit had a pretty hectic<br />
234 for Shirley Pnrklnsjn. beled "Kashga." then you ore at<br />
TO LEASE—(We'll even give it<br />
evening uf being jolted around and<br />
an Lukuuu city lull. Do we -<br />
away. )Lipstick and comb-for<br />
scared out of ten years' growth. freshmen.<br />
doltrify you 7<br />
Yes. we'd besn to the beach—all NEEDED—More attention from Plug Dept't: Click! Now over<br />
four of us. We went on every- Paul Gilbert for Carol Layman. here." Click. "Thanks loads, felta.".<br />
thing worth riding. We braved<br />
WANTED—For Don Lawrence and Recognize the clicking? It's the<br />
Dick Droulet: two high fresh-<br />
the Big Dipper twice and the Roll- men girls.<br />
Red and White camera contest.<br />
0-Pl.tne once. That En Itself ATTENTION BOYS—Watch Au-<br />
Bring your camera to school and<br />
called for some such lighter diver* drey Hanson. Margaret Scholed win the Palace Hotel dance prize. :;v;<br />
sion, such as we were now under- will trade one dirty raincoat for If you lose, your picture may be In //.<br />
taking.<br />
some more j-ood excuses. the journal anyway. But why not<br />
It sure felt gooj to just sit on a WANTED-P a t McCarthv; -I<br />
want ONE unconceited <strong>Lowell</strong><br />
nice solid—but soft—seat and man." (Impossible.)<br />
know nothing more than the ex*<br />
uding of Red's charms would overtake<br />
me. Having been on dates<br />
with him before. I was used to sit*<br />
ting In the dark with him, and the<br />
restfulness of the moment was—<br />
us*huh-huh—awfully nice.<br />
Red's muscular charms evolved<br />
an arm about my shoulders and<br />
me—awfully nice.<br />
We were both quiet, I was exhausted,<br />
and Red's vitamin pills<br />
had borne the limit. It was a<br />
perfectly de-llusclous night. Just<br />
bogs of stars, and the moon was<br />
In its banana'iihaped stegc.<br />
aeftftTcHtsO VAOVINS TO ooze<br />
Now—Red and I are awfully<br />
good friends. Our folks are<br />
friends, but not of the cupid variety.<br />
I like Red and I guess he<br />
likes me, • And really it wax awfully<br />
nice just sitting there, but;<br />
you've i-ot to understand. Red and<br />
I were always just good friends.<br />
Well—It was real quiet and<br />
peaceful and awfully nice, and Red<br />
whispered a suggestion fn my ear.<br />
Will! I was pertified—to think<br />
that Red—my good friend Rcil—<br />
would so much as suggest—he<br />
really couldn't mean it.<br />
I wan really hurt and !n my<br />
loudest peak-to-peak voice I<br />
sweamed, -Iti-d Murphy, you know<br />
dam well that 1. Daisy Woriarity<br />
or ycu elther,< you heathen, cannot<br />
..t. •—...«... .•— Frtffoyt"<br />
:<br />
WIN? :.<br />
(Continued on Page 4) "'<br />
Suzie Student in Class
'Indian-Eagle<br />
Cage Feud<br />
Toss-Up<br />
Same Starters<br />
Coach Neff is ngnin starting tho<br />
f : vc thnt have taken the cuurt cvsry<br />
vamv. Opcninir at one forward<br />
will be Jerry GMcmnn, third<br />
highest in the loop, who has bucketed<br />
an amazing 77 points.<br />
His running matt 1 nt the other<br />
forward will I* Frank Kudclka<br />
who ho* g&thored in .13 point*. At<br />
center w.Il be Bob Cherry. ^ n unsurpassed<br />
rcbounder, who has<br />
<strong>The</strong> Kuanl positions will be handled<br />
by Frank Wfgmure and Charlie<br />
Cooke. each with H points to<br />
his credit.<br />
Side Attraction Spontaneous<br />
<strong>The</strong> ftcrne behind (fie scene angle<br />
of Ihw game will fraiurc the<br />
"sixth man" uf these tea mi*. Ben<br />
Neff anil Muyd Uilh, both of<br />
f*liom are rated among iht* slale'M<br />
tup notch coachM. While Neff<br />
limit* hitnurlf to verbal assertion*<br />
and nail chewing. Lei In explode.*<br />
in a more vocifcrotui manner.<br />
TOE LOWELL, FRIDAY, MARCH 0,1941!<br />
Preview of Minor Sports in Coming Campaign<br />
TENNIS<br />
for th« Red and White crewmen, Coleman returning.<br />
<strong>The</strong> mermen'* Mason owns<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong>'s neUnen expect to be the who have their eyes on the title. Balboa faces <strong>Lowell</strong> In the open* March 10, alter which the Cards<br />
champion* again, when the "net Out two other schools say "No" In er, Gilileo on Starch 26. April 7 will engage In some out of-town ~<br />
result*" of this, •colon's tennti a convincing way. <strong>The</strong>y are St Ig- I* theVlate scheduled for the tussle practice meets.<br />
trams are given.<br />
natius, the present titltv holders, with Commerce. 3L Ignatius plays<br />
Again out-classing the runner- who beat out- the mst of the league Liwellon the tenth. On the 14th, TRACK" •' />;t<br />
up teams, the Cards seem to have last year, and a strong Galileo..<br />
It wtl'be Sacred Heart's turn, and<br />
(Continued From Page 1) no competition In the league, with group, who may be tabbed ~ i I'nlr- will play <strong>Lowell</strong> on the 17th.<br />
grudge series which stands at the possible exception of Washing- "dark horses."<br />
! Mission and Washington culminate<br />
From the rest of the league, JIM- the season on April 21 and 24, re-<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> three wins, Washington<br />
Poly and Mission may be classed slon seems to be the i only ono who<br />
spectively. . . -.<br />
two.<br />
os fair beta to beat Washington, «wM hope to be * better than me-<br />
Eagle's Record Better<br />
SWIMMING<br />
and the rest of the competing Hlocre.<br />
<strong>The</strong> only advantage the Eagles<br />
Wltli the opening of the swimteams<br />
are Just so much "dogmeaf."<br />
hold over the Cards Is a five win, It looks like the Card netmen BASEBALL<br />
mine season Ijoming ever cJowr,<br />
t)ic Low* II Indians ore again the<br />
two defeat record, compared to will continue to be the "aces" In March 20 will herald the open-! chuice to repeat the lost year's<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong>'s four wins and three the deck.<br />
Inic of the A. A. A. baseball sea- performance and take the A. A. A-<br />
lotscs.<br />
son. As usual, <strong>Lowell</strong> will field a swimming championship.<br />
CREW<br />
hustling baseball aggregation un- <strong>Lowell</strong> i* annual rivals In the<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Lowell</strong> lcam has shown a As the season draws nearer. der Coach Mike Voyne. Although water. St. Ignatius, will enter the<br />
little more aggressive punch than Lowelt'ft oarsmen are drawing- Galileo has last year's champion- season a somewhat weaker team<br />
the Eagle*, running up 200 points nearer—to championship form. shin nine almost intact, <strong>Lowell</strong> than last year's outfit With Gal-<br />
tu I be latter'* 181. <strong>The</strong> difference With five returning veterans in makes a stronger than usual bid ileo's star, [toddy Andrew's' grad-<br />
the vanity boat, things look bright with all-city veterans Cherry and<br />
In fhe way the I cams score is that<br />
uating Galileo also will be weak.<br />
Washington npr«*«djt iu scoring<br />
equal.) among tin five starters, of<br />
whom Ktrrfat. c 10-pointer, Is the<br />
."•iMjfcwI. *hlte the <strong>Lowell</strong> caging Is<br />
done by'ttr Colcman-Chtrry-Kudelkn<br />
irin, which hoN poured<br />
the hoop uver lhrcc*quarlers of the<br />
Card** total.<br />
r: :%/; , ,<br />
When the <strong>Lowell</strong> clhdemien In*<br />
vade Kexar Stadium In May for<br />
the Triple A championship, you<br />
ean throw your statistics to tho<br />
wind, tear, un'the experts' dope<br />
sheets and watch, as anything can<br />
happen at the track meet.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Indian speedster* are ex*<br />
ceptloncily y stronjr * In the " varsity<br />
division bui lut the lightweights can't<br />
be Judged at this early date.<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> opposes Richmond today.<br />
<strong>The</strong>n come meets with Santa Rosa,<br />
Sevastopol, Poly, Balboa, Berkeley,<br />
and Sacramento. Aflvr this<br />
tough schedule, the Redskin spikemen<br />
will be ready for that all Important<br />
"city meet."<br />
Baker High Scorer! Card Track<br />
Mr. James Baker, Esq., Poly's<br />
eager of no mean ability, sort of Team Meets<br />
iut the scoring title In a vise Fritlny<br />
night—with himself holding<br />
the hnndle. | Richmond _ Hi<br />
When <strong>Lowell</strong>'s Jerry Coleman i ._<br />
dropped In only «ix points to Ba- „ _ , .<br />
ker'a twelve. Colemnn dropped! „, By Bob Busse<br />
clear to third spot behind Mis-; Two score practice-bored <strong>Lowell</strong><br />
Al Prieto. the three bavin* totota,JP*«W» will pile frnin a special<br />
of 88, 82, and 77 respectively.<br />
bu l.j h i* .?? e , rn . < ? on .. a i !H c !? m _ on _ d !<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong>'s ace still has a chancej£<br />
to crack the league record, a featif-. - .~_ "_-::_ r'y ZnV*i~ ~~J<br />
J slinnks will twitch concurrently in<br />
expectation, and then the starter's<br />
gun will send them off to take the<br />
East Bay institution in the manly,<br />
. time-honored art of putting one<br />
leg before the other, but FAST!<br />
> Mile Slant<br />
By Joan Simon<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong>'s win-hopes are based on<br />
such events o» the helf mile, where<br />
Something that alt of you who Co-Captain Phil Amot and "Mehl"<br />
nrc participating in bowling Evans arc figured to scoot to first<br />
might like to know is that the new and second places, abetted by Har-<br />
"ball and alley" manager Is Juan* rison and Hannon lor place.<br />
dn L o y s e n. Bowling started A 53-fiecond quarter mile Is fore-<br />
Wednesday nt the Lincoln Bow], seen from the combined talents of<br />
Sixth avenue and Clement. "Sleepy Jim" Sheppard, Mort<br />
Attention, golf fans: fatw! You will Koach, Koach. and Dkk Dick Hlrschfirld. I while<br />
• happy to know that golf if* go- the 100 and 220 event* loom pow-<br />
30*s Underdogs<br />
g to be an _ after-school __. .(port sport erful with such double duty yeo-<br />
In the preliminary tussle, <strong>Lowell</strong>'s<br />
'-thirties" will be after thoir<br />
played at Lincoln<br />
fifth victory while attempting to<br />
put the lid on the favored Eagles'. . . . ... .,<br />
seven-game winning strtik.; Breaking kig ar around a Commerce mmerce man ma is I* Jerry Coleman, <strong>Lowell</strong>s ccandi-<br />
Here's haw the Card starters have<br />
^jty honorn, and co-holder of the one game high scor<br />
scored: Sheldon, 38; Crowley, 33; in* record. Dropping 23 points through the hoop against the<br />
Sanfo:d, 27: Ruder, 23, and Solo-! Blld Bulldogs recently tl bbrought h t Jr Jerry citywide itid f fame. H'll He'll mainstay instay<br />
mon, 10.<br />
the Injun* five n£uln*t the Eagles loday.Courtcny of S. F. Chruniclc<br />
Sideline<br />
Uy Ed McArlhur<br />
Sports Editor<br />
Squabbles..,<br />
It's not often that two rival teams, such as Poly and <strong>Lowell</strong>, suddenly<br />
become much allies, but a few weeks ago that wss the case. It<br />
alii took place *t the MIsslon-WashlnKton casaba tuule, where the basketball<br />
representatives of the city's two oldest schools tried their luck<br />
cheering someone else to upset the Eagle. But to no avail.<br />
. . . <strong>The</strong> Eighteenth Street Bears were overshadowed by the strong<br />
Richmond quintet by the slimmest of margins—1 point.<br />
Conjcrstulalions lo Jerry Coleman for tying the ;Uy aeorinr record<br />
for one game. . . . <strong>The</strong> sum? . . . 21 clean digit*. Incidentally,<br />
our boy* Jerry, has the learue'a top ^verage for swishing in free<br />
throws. Twenty-one out of twenty-seven isn't bad anywhere!<br />
BOYS SAY GOODBYE TO BASKETBALL<br />
When the final gun barks »»..». to __ w^ end the <strong>Lowell</strong>l-lllssion ba ^c<br />
counter next Wednesdayrv~a<br />
gTeat"ma^'rity of KefFs proteffes will hang<br />
up thoir uniforms and I bid adlos to - . prep - basketry. Donning their Card<br />
tights for the last time t Wedncsduy wiL will be Bob Cherry, ,----. Jerry Coleman, -<br />
Frank Kudelka, Charlie Cooke, Frank Wigmore, H Cards Set to Take<br />
Swim Laurels<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> High School may well<br />
feel confident that the Cardinal<br />
pnddlers will again brine home the<br />
championship to the "little red<br />
school bouse" as a resell of Its<br />
masterful efforts In the swimming<br />
Boob" Thomson, Joe<br />
Wynn, and Bill Miller. Good luck in your coming hoop days, boys. Itc<br />
know you'll be tops in whatever you do ofter graduation.<br />
BITS OS LOWELL'S CHEW<br />
It seems that <strong>Lowell</strong> just can't get rid of some of these guya that<br />
hang around. . . . For instance, those "eternal seniors," Bill Erwin.<br />
Bill Marshall, and Bill "Bock" But»anan. <strong>The</strong>y have been here so long<br />
that they are more of an antique than the abused bust of James Kussell<br />
But Uie three Bills have been doing their share for the alma mater<br />
by assisting Couch Llghty in his work on the crew. All are ex-flist<br />
boaters In the Can! rowing group, and can really show the newcomers<br />
how it's done.<br />
Talking about crew, tho cutter headquarters may be changed from<br />
the Aquatic.Park to Lake Merced, all because of the war. It seens<br />
that Uncle Sam has taken over the Bay and thinks it would bv better<br />
i}' the p«p« adjourn to the lake. What will come of It remains to be<br />
ietn, but tl,e sport will still go on, unless It Is Imperative to disband.<br />
"LOWELL" ALL-CITY QUINTET CHOSEN<br />
Last »»k, the male members of <strong>The</strong> <strong>Lowell</strong> staff got Into a huddle<br />
and decided on a team consisting of the league's standout performers.<br />
Xcre it is. What do you think of It]<br />
Forward—Jerry Coleman (<strong>Lowell</strong>).<br />
• Forward—Jim Baker (Poly).<br />
Center—Ernie Filiberti (I'oly).<br />
Guard—Bnb Cherry (<strong>Lowell</strong>).<br />
Guard—Kevin O'Shea (St. Ignatius),<br />
th b ld<br />
1<br />
th aenu<br />
Attention,<br />
be T<br />
rful ih such double duty yeo<br />
again. Itll Iw playe at L men OR Jack Brenlcr and Keefe,<br />
Park Golf Course with Mr. Cuneo Frank IMombo. John KHIday. and<br />
on instructor.<br />
"Likable Joe" N'owack.<br />
<strong>The</strong> dance group tins enlarged. Milers Lowrie O'Donnell, Bob<br />
Ye?, there urc more than twenty Busse. Dick Wfngler, Eds Roney<br />
who have "enlisted." An4 this time, and Drelsen, and the "Blarney<br />
t?ierc are many upper-classmen, Kid." Santiros Chalfos. will try to<br />
too, who have taken to modern correct "Sleep Jim's" impression<br />
dancing, which includes making of their abilities by mixing sturdy<br />
up original dances and working on femurs and second winds for a win<br />
techniques.<br />
in the four lap grueler.<br />
Topping the Hurdles<br />
Badminton Changes Topping the hurdles will be<br />
Something new has been added! Rogers, Hardgrave, Co-Captain<br />
This term, badminton, sponsored by Carlson, Roach, Sheppard, and Joe<br />
Mta Boehm. will be altogether N'usabaum.<br />
different, for it'll be held each<br />
Wednesday from 3:30 to 4:30 at<br />
McLaughlln, Conn, and A vaunt-<br />
the California Badminton Club,<br />
ed vaulter from Hawaii will today<br />
under the expert instruction of<br />
be soaring to new heights In Imi-<br />
Mr. Reg Hill, a professional player.<br />
tation of Connie Warmerdaoi.<br />
<strong>The</strong>re will be twelve lessons given.<br />
Weights will be well taken care<br />
Maybe- some experts will spring<br />
of, thank you, by Bob Rermanson,<br />
out of these "bird" courts. You<br />
Big BUI Lawe, Jerry Dell'Osso,<br />
pools of the city.<br />
never can telll<br />
and Bob Montgomery. v<br />
•Bob Carlson, far and away the<br />
On February 20, the trials for<br />
Announcing a Badminton Coach but In his Held, will handle the<br />
ing Seiwion today at San Francisco high jump, with Piombo, Nowtclt.<br />
the team were held at the Jewish Junior Ciltfge! Miss Boehiw and arid others In the brood jtunp.<br />
Community Center. For the var- eight player* were "cordially in- Star lightweights - Include .Bob<br />
sity, those who qualified for the vited to attend** this afternoon's Sturtevant, Ernie Cowell, Bill<br />
SO-rard free style were Bob Don<br />
program.<br />
A k a r d, Clement, Oppenhelmer,<br />
and Don Wells. Csptaln Frank<br />
Swimming Crowded "Lightning" Lee Ellis, and Joe<br />
Was the Y. W. a A. Pool crowd- San Felipe.<br />
Grannls and Don Wells will hold ed Monday. March 2 (the starting Local experts claim Indications<br />
down the 100-yard free style erent. date)! Want to know the reason? point to our men coming home<br />
<strong>The</strong> long 220 "free" will have Bob Well, about 120 girls have signed with a win neatly tucked under<br />
Eddy representing <strong>Lowell</strong>.<br />
up for swimming here at <strong>Lowell</strong>. the elastic bands of their running<br />
Such energy!<br />
pants T<br />
<strong>The</strong> Indians have three backstroke<br />
stars In Captain GrannU,<br />
Ben Hunsen, and Vemon Narrls. Crew Eyes Championship<br />
In the breast-stroking event will<br />
be Veteran Clyde Burch. Rounding<br />
out the team will be Divers In Future; New* Men Good<br />
Ruitin Brewer and Ted Stanford.<br />
Thus, <strong>Lowell</strong> will be entering Pulling their way closer to the<br />
a formidable team and one that<br />
inaugural race of the season, dome<br />
time in April, Coach Lighty's;oars-<br />
will be touch to beat.<br />
men have great hopes for captur-<br />
Trials were also held far the ing the Triple A championship. .<br />
130-pound learn on February 20.<br />
Newcomers<br />
However, only two events were Newcomers destined to moke a<br />
good showing ate led by JoeEckart,<br />
xtaked, the 60-yard free style and whole sbllity has improved with-<br />
the backstroke, both ron by a in the few short months of. train-<br />
newcomer, Roger Sobel. Sobel ing. Dan Miller, well known to all<br />
conquered the 50 yards In the for his top notch ability on the<br />
gridiron, and Frank CardellE,. an-<br />
Hpccdy time of :27— that's 27 short other gridiron star, .ire fast be-<br />
HfcandM. Sobel. only a soph, shows coming equally fine, crewmen<br />
GuardKevin OShea (St. I<br />
much promise and £n dmtlned to go Two moru newcomers also deu-<br />
' Here's why. the above v/orc plced: •<br />
far In prep swim races.<br />
tlned for fame Are Charlie Sim<br />
Jerry Colemaii nnd Jim Baker: Who could be better than thff<br />
' lcagu«s\ — ' * scoring - ' ''- kings -• to lead a star stai team? Iloth boys are also expert<br />
Captain Al Margolfs leads the<br />
mons and Mayani Smith.<br />
Cocch Has Awifltiuf* i<br />
rffuardsmen, and by their all-around id showings, can not be left out in the lightweights this season.<br />
AfLBistitin i Coach Ch Light* In Irsin-<br />
•cii)d.;Krnio FJlibertl: One of tr the sparkplugs and scorers of hh Hostilities will open for <strong>Lowell</strong> Ing his leant.ore the Thtee Btlb,<br />
i s:ro08ro!y.M<br />
early In March with a series.of MarshaU Enrin, aitl Httthauan,<br />
;:wlth ijio best, i<br />
practice meets with Tamalpaiu. Se-<br />
all experlencei<br />
quoia, Sui Mateo, Burlingame.<br />
Palo Alto, and Cal. froit,<br />
1 Swells crew will pat up a good<br />
fight for the championship.<br />
Offering the strongect competition<br />
this year is defending champion<br />
St. Ignatius. St. Ignatius also<br />
won the Columbus Day races last<br />
fall.-' <strong>Lowell</strong>'s crew took third<br />
ptace. last year In thn AAA. but<br />
n for better things this sea-<br />
Ufthtwclghtii<br />
.A the lightweight division, the<br />
crew !s almost completely new,<br />
with the exception of a-few veterans.<br />
Greatest competition for the<br />
lightweights U Galileo defending<br />
champs. Winners o?-'fcecond place<br />
last year in" loc.1 lightweight*<br />
have every possibility of galnlnc<br />
a first place this year.<br />
<strong>The</strong> annual Washington Pay regatta<br />
at tho Aq untie H'atc scaed-<br />
, crewaicn but inel uled for February S3, w-j* called<br />
iglUe to participate thli season. off because the cosines fc't the-r<br />
With thf* 'roetb'ncd experienced teams' had not suiflclent time tu<br />
teachlnr and sMIJty tf the lesa. train.<br />
• iV'*man, w riicht behind • ....... _..., _.—— _. ..._ ...—_ r —-<br />
"-• .'control of the backboards, rates a cuard spot with O'Shea, who pepped<br />
r ; his Wildcat teammates to a successful season. ; -<br />
• - • /
School's Namesake Great<br />
American Teacher<br />
Early<br />
THE I.OWEIA. FRIDAY. MARCH 0.1042<br />
Hoppe Shows 'Em How<br />
Ursula Wolff<br />
CSFr>exy<br />
(Continued From Pag* 1)<br />
By Carol Layman .<br />
<strong>The</strong> man for whom oui school) Jackie Kcnfield Elected<br />
is named-James Russell <strong>Lowell</strong>— j Yell Leader; Barb.<br />
«us author, teacher, public «r-i<br />
Snt, and the foremost American! Oliver, A»«'t<br />
man of letters !u his time.<br />
All <strong>Lowell</strong> students should know C A. A. membera showed thi«.t<br />
something about him.<br />
they liknl girls with a tot of school<br />
<strong>The</strong> steps In the development of spirit for yell leadem when they<br />
hi. character are as plain and sim- elecied Jackie Kentficld. U-22G,<br />
ple as the »lone» and bricks upon heiid yell lender by a three to one<br />
which the frame-work of our mniurity. llarbarti Oliver, UWJt,<br />
school reals.<br />
was elected as her assistant.<br />
He was serious In his purpose, Jackie, who «n> 113 vicc-presi-<br />
almmt as serious as the scholarly dent, said:<br />
mrmbor" of our C. S. F.<br />
"I'd like to take this opportunity<br />
Leaves Imprint<br />
lo thank the 0. A. A. for electing<br />
Durham and m». Wu'ie going to JJ|M !„» being head yell leader thinks Art Hoppe a« he eoache» girl can.<br />
He left his Imprint In the pe- ... 0UI. hardest to keen up the fa- didates In the Intricacies or cheer leading. Shown above arr: Hear,<br />
ilcdlcals of his Lime. l'rrii.i,.s the<br />
result of such an Imprint can be<br />
incus n. l^well Umell<br />
^ .n spirit. rit " I left lef< lo 'o rlchl. rlchl fieorgla Siayrr, Sayre Ida Friedberg. Friedherg Angela Anne a Asaro. Aiuro. Marie Mane<br />
Iluanic. Hetty Waldrn. Krnnl. Irfl In rlghl, Jackie henfield.<br />
Other Klr!« who ran were: Ida.<br />
found in the writings of <strong>Lowell</strong><br />
. (,«rbara Oliver, lilane I'os, s.id Virginia Srhuilz. <strong>The</strong> Misses Kenjournalist*;.<br />
Friedlwrc. U-noii: Marie u llluan-1 l 1 field and Oliver were tulored su well Ibey won In Ihe election<br />
ic. 1H-30S: Diane I'of. LS-210:' held recently. —I'hoto by fcd liaise)-<br />
He loved to read: mayhe that Is<br />
Georgie Snyre. L-l-2"(j;<br />
why «e have such a line library<br />
; Virginia' g<br />
with pleisanl, instructive books<br />
114-225. s: and Betty "•»""•• '<strong>Lowell</strong>' Home Lost<br />
filllne its shelves.<br />
j To Mech. Drawing<br />
He wus kind, -ise, patient, and Usten Teachers! \ ^ ^ — _ understanding.<br />
ami thc<br />
Mr. Stephens, our principal, is Dnhhov iff S**S»rr*» vtm-eii nf carpenters may soon ring<br />
kindly and understanding of the KUDDer is ocarce<br />
problems of the students. Ih is<br />
[n the tnin, 'noor to.ridor!<br />
wise in administration and patient<br />
, ,' Xo, I/>well itun't to be torn down<br />
with our faults.<br />
It is a beautiful rainy day and _nm the mechanical drawing<br />
Versalilitv Iteflecled Wilbur, lint tied in sweat. ,* labor* j room ;Hl» will Iw expanded right<br />
Swell's great versatility In ev- OVIT the Ia.«t question of a hit*- into <strong>The</strong> UwellV home room .113.<br />
ery .ispect of living can be reflect- • test. He i* obviously muck. ^It Xnecm* ^ that. T nthere,<br />
nru eight<br />
ed in the students who chnoi.e lo pcratchejt hi* head, ntWei* hi» alternative*—L-iihcr to increase or<br />
follow his credo of life.<br />
hair his inurruvvi'd nnd runs a lirmv. cl.-imtny Ik' hand IWk* at reduce drawing facilities.<br />
the the clock and tu hhte<br />
horror find- fnd .Mr. JlrCord will imw be beable<br />
to<br />
James HUKSCU <strong>Lowell</strong> has ^ that temj>u.« hh hi i l<br />
j in fuirUinc ricnt ab.r.u- carry thrtiUKh hiij wparsion<br />
dead for fift;--o:ie years. But it is<br />
nnd in dfs|>t-'nitt«>n hihi<br />
partition will be replaced by a<br />
only in flesh that he ceases to live.<br />
ik'nttcretl wits nnd start* writing.<br />
glut's and wood MM: t ion.<br />
In the hearts of every student,<br />
L« new journnlicm room is ax<br />
James Ruwell <strong>Lowell</strong> will always<br />
Feveruhly he<br />
,criliWniir<br />
dmvn his thought* in a race with!<br />
mean their loyalty and their love<br />
for the red brick building they call time which watts for no man. much | Block L Girls Give<br />
<strong>The</strong>n from nowhere,!<br />
"Khoul."<br />
cettninly not his mind, thought j<br />
I Peace Pipe Mtrike* him—the answer. A light;<br />
spread* over his face, he fearly j<br />
(Continued From TaKe 2) (warn*. Kor once he looks almost \<br />
How City Newspaper* Work i"<br />
Dep'l: Being a columnist (?), we<br />
decided to visit the Chronicle and<br />
see how u paid columnist vorks.<br />
Ho v/e dropped in, hid under a desk<br />
and waited. Soon there was action<br />
—a leather dud foot tapped out<br />
the Hut Sut Song on our tonjo<br />
(sinking our floating rib), and a<br />
real columnist started to work. Be-<br />
1 ; 1 '"-' 0 " 1 ;, . I , mm ;* t :'' ) :',^..f l WalHh, fliu O'.N'clU. Ursula ..«•«..<br />
L.tJ-10t—Hi-nry Le*. KIkuka Kub*.<br />
lUtrt Oxbom*.<br />
K-3U—l)nit JI#yn*roao, U • r t<br />
r. Jlnrjorii. IltJIer, Oift/lutto Mil.<br />
Kltuhiih H(-wur»:<br />
Alw\J<br />
Ilrown, Marittutt Lu>s, Ucl'y ilclo-<br />
Il«<br />
I13A3I(rt<br />
Journal Sale Ends; llni:. I^iuro. 'ilio<br />
lt:-U.2l'*—Um<br />
Editor Jubilant<br />
One of the most Hlicccssful Red - -<br />
and White sales closes today after \ .'"y^<br />
two weeks of Uwellilm erowdlmr K' ^ "<br />
the corridor?, bank counters, and KjeittVi<br />
Time For Clean-Up<br />
<strong>The</strong> Block L girls of LowHl have<br />
donate. . •-" Under the able leadtrnhiy of I members the • standard course,<br />
President Shirley McRae, Vice*' which includes methods jf mohtlix-<br />
<strong>The</strong> council covent all Sun Fran* rrcttidrnt Walter Vella, and See-'injr parti of the body, uses of the,<br />
CIKCO County public high nchoolti 1 reUry Crawford Cooley. this club; triansulnr bondaccs, how to take<br />
and aeveral • of - the - Catholic - high han ' been • very active - amid<br />
is care of wounds, burns, and poison-<br />
By<br />
school*. Two Htudcnttt rrpreaenl cruwinj- fast.<br />
i . how to t ran&port patient*.<br />
STANFORD KOSENHEKC each Kchool at the meetlitRH and' MUSIC CLUIt<br />
nnd many other thing*.<br />
Manaxins Editor Jhe two Lfiwelliten acting an rep* <strong>The</strong> Music Club, under the upon- As a person wouldn't have much<br />
rcM-nlatlvm are HiKli-l Stanley corah in of Miss Alexander, has equipment to work with in times<br />
Cumbrrpatch, who In aluo presi- elected Rita d'Neiiri.residcnt, and « emergency, Mr. I'ctenou<br />
dent of the council and ltctty Sol- George S; itlenmn is nerving as showing hlit pupils how to n« the<br />
Each iuue MO endeavor to filvc the low-down on two prominent omon, Iow-t, who I* ttecretary. <strong>The</strong> i>ccreuiry.<br />
materials they have on hand—for<br />
seniors. Althoufch there are ninny y worthy subjects in the hiuh senior vfcc-prcnitlcncy IK fillet) by an Thw term, the group has decided instance, a broomstick for a tour*<br />
Abraham Lincoln Hlch School jjirl. to select a different composer each nlquet.<br />
cliui, l , h Is, I , of f course, , lCl flfc to interview ii nil il of them. h <strong>The</strong> h few f<br />
All the work which in done by<br />
week, studv his life and the types At the end of the term, the stu-<br />
that are the subjects in these articles each Issue, nre typical of Lawell the Juniur Red Cross members is<br />
of inuitlc he composed, and then dents take an examination. If<br />
sector*, and show no partialUy.<br />
under the supervision of the Senior<br />
nlny recordings or piano selections they pass, they nre awarded their<br />
iOF/BCKART<br />
years of soccer.<br />
Red CroM. Knitting, canteen<br />
of hli* work.<br />
first nld certificates.<br />
. "Work, wait, and you are bound After a year or BO of maln-itaywork<br />
and volunteer work ut headquarter;*<br />
are the new activities<br />
« <strong>Lowell</strong> debaters, Eckart was under thu war-time condition*. <strong>Lowell</strong>ites Join Junior Army;<br />
Ever sec these words before? elected their president during the Collections for the Junior Kcd<br />
.-..To refresh your memories, it's an iprlnir of '-12.<br />
Cross War Relief Fund will begin<br />
' old debater's proverb.<br />
WILLAMAY WISSIXR<br />
within a month. Plans for the, Will Aid in Civilian Defense<br />
"Work and wait*? art. two'words<br />
drive will be discussed at the next; Students and teachers arc plane Construction that Mr. Mc-<br />
-Busy as a bee.<br />
meeting of the council, it was un- working hard on the organization Cnrd will handle. ,.<br />
that Joe Eckart know* the mean' That's a <br />
Stri more be *Ud about the<br />
-^Tlten'-btitin^Wfl*, Joe'n work on<br />
Aid class held here at <strong>Lowell</strong>. This I realized the need of training In beep one soldier eoinff. Mrs. ittt-'.;{<br />
hl(th senior chuu U'inic 50 out* class, taught during after school Some fi«ld thnt will aid their coun*<br />
, tHcMniun'a'craclf demoting society,<br />
.ian. alone with Miss USetir. Mr. -.<br />
standing with r-pr«sci.tiUvcs iuch time, is headed by Mr. Peterson,! try. Mure than eighty perron*: Neff; Mr. Vctersen. and Mr. Mf^<br />
' ttijl .haTinr; time to' play three as Miss Wfauln'v.Jjid Eelcart? and Is carried on In - cunncctlcnislgned up In the claw for Air- Cord are helping <strong>Lowell</strong> studeott.«<br />
with the Junior Red Crow. . Craft Idcnification and Model Air* to help their country. '•'-&£
-THIS WILL<br />
KILL YOU,<br />
HA! HA!<br />
SAN FRANCISCO'S ONLY' DISOWNED NEWSPAPER<br />
MCMXUI;? 'ffU> 0' Somewhere in Kallfornla, late In March<br />
/Looking<br />
Around'<br />
' By Frank PJorabo<br />
Don't worry folks. Even though<br />
you can't rccognixe the paper. It<br />
is really <strong>The</strong> <strong>Lowell</strong>. And those<br />
rciewy stories and pajre makeup<br />
were not mistuke* on the part of<br />
the printer. No, It's our one and<br />
r' ly humiir edition. We hope you<br />
h > it.<br />
... f:<br />
Founded 1400; B. C<br />
Graff Expose Shocks StudentBcjdp<br />
Caught in <strong>The</strong> Act!<br />
Attor'y Milfer Charge*<br />
PreXy with E,mb*2zzleml\t<br />
Blasted from its rock-bottom tradition yesterday wag San<br />
Francisco's oldest and highest regarded prep school.<br />
Shocking revelation of graft in the student body association<br />
of I-owoll High held faithful members awe-stricken.<br />
Investigation of the recent "<strong>Lowell</strong> Defense Tax." paid<br />
JOL'ItSAl. CAITUIIES FIRST<br />
upon the purchase of n student body card, revealed that the<br />
PRIZE AT CONVENTION<br />
fund* entered no defense charity<br />
<strong>The</strong> Red and White, which you<br />
l J<br />
were so fortunate to buy lost<br />
jiuin<br />
term, had new honors henned upon<br />
: MOJJOUIOI jnj j in ion liooq ttut( tttjJX<br />
it. At the University of Califor-<br />
' 'ajiujan w| udn<br />
nia Annual Pics* Convention Inn<br />
week-end, our year book walked<br />
away with first place honor*—o<br />
handsome plaque. Nice<br />
Kant:. Oh yen, the nnpi-r was rep- j<br />
renvMed at Berkeley by einhl I<br />
members of the staf.*. All nre ex- [<br />
JMTIWI to recover noon.<br />
# aip IU«MII»J other thon Prexy Williiims* noeket<br />
O Cj snd then came to a dead - end.<br />
^William* hod bought o couple of<br />
ttJX drrupitntcd fish for Kin ret trained<br />
3uij 0UI| l Dcfcnue? Yen, Williams'<br />
|»|U<br />
you n<br />
the fdood l>nt)k<br />
will trlndly rcpiVr it with Fume donated<br />
by Mrs. Jordan.<br />
ALL YOL' IIIUINS<br />
Northwestern University hn«<br />
ichL,l*?u n n < io W inf lw' .iw! 1 KACfLTV ItKI'ltKSKNTHII<br />
IN IIKKKNSK I'ICOCIIAM | Cninwmr T,«,l,-v Is »rrn •>„,.,• .rrivinc ju»l in tlmr In null ctllpriN '<br />
p<br />
» you worry when nn nir rniil < Have Willinm. Irfl. nnd I'nul lltippor in Iheft «f l)rfcn«i* Jlond* frum '_....,<br />
alarm rmir«? t)o.-« your lirart! "•»<br />
You,<br />
'<br />
School imtilute thl» aummer. Thi»<br />
cr.,up rcprewntinir the t i '<br />
t u l t l hfch<br />
1 *" M| ...._,.. Mm uodn 'SUIJ aui|j3 seal.<br />
|VM| am jo J4p«4] at{i VUJBJJ|)« <<br />
«•'*: TiwjM U «l«r wllnnw in thr prmrclilliinV njalw to]' . Mrs. Jordan nnd<br />
Miss Carojynn II. Id'cdeman Jire<br />
l»uth air nild warden instruct on*<br />
Mr. II. Karpoiutein in a fire warden.<br />
And If any of you should<br />
own defense from beinjr liquidated<br />
p^iujuiuioj u'('Ap\' *p.|) *Au«d by hi* starved playmate!)<br />
-wo;) uwq u JOJ iv.i o) nn wo-tj Fund* Traced<br />
X9WK am jiojjon u*U 'II -toil *H <strong>The</strong> probe, which Is bclnir enjriajg<br />
dtp wop nv tu[jjiiM iHpiicujj neeri'd by Honest Dan Miller and<br />
jno.< II 1 J° 1O.C K»AJ|[JJ 3U]pK]i|3,h{K jfrtiepome colleague. Key-hole<br />
jnq *X^|ad »t»q aqi sf )tuuo]i., [Toolcy, made public further infor-<br />
1u»u»ists .HUiBiiHAV mation on the wheareaboutx of<br />
•ttuiuiiu.w pun'collections made by and for the<br />
•umtM.mi.aj xii i student association.<br />
•jn»s:<br />
Twelve nnd one half dollars allowed<br />
Treasurer Hopper for erection<br />
of a billboard at Fifth and<br />
•p,r\ouMJ<br />
Mnrket Street* publicizing the stu-<br />
VxM«H<br />
Icnt t body by card cad sale e was a traced (racd to t<br />
r\ jo |mi<br />
iU final reHtintr place in the treaaor>*<br />
of Boon Sister*, exclusive<br />
-MOM putt HUIOOJ Jd U| KUOfl tiports tpt apparel ppa pare siiop- (Have you<br />
noticed tid Hu H Ickie Murder;'<br />
-30(103 ai{i (,,ino<br />
titj.iui<br />
Hunjrry flopper'ji new<br />
moleskin puunts?<br />
Priccil $l±50 at<br />
j.w pun) mo {k'tjjj<br />
BBoos' ' complete l with h free f Cuba Cb Li- U<br />
Blonde Galore _<br />
bras in the Cellar Salon.)<br />
Aid lo Leaders<br />
Move<br />
.(l Conspiring with Williams and<br />
•dot uj(K)j wnoucA |<br />
In lh«- mrrry. mi-rry nionlli ^ ^ ^ ^ ,itlle • ISIoIsy Genii in Hi3's<br />
hu Bt'ta nn attack nf KpniDf nicetivM of an nir*rufd,. we, think ( o l o 9 IflSt'S U S<br />
fi-ver. <strong>The</strong>y Hav the cun- for >*«'" shmild first know the<br />
'Swing it'<br />
Were Hot certain, because we<br />
K|irn,i- fever in to take 11 done of didn't near jnformeil a thint;. u« that but an some! air<br />
In Los Angeles<br />
Btilphiir and htolaMM. Some peo- *>n»»thi*' mid tit ulwiiyK informed preceded us thnt.anairt by loud •<br />
pie do mid mime ' don't. It!],ur|w.<br />
on whether they like it or- Thp»p are not jui*t to ncnd nhivnot.<br />
'vnt up your npinr. or to make ynur<br />
(lettine hnrk to the ynunc man. \ ^'f Jjf,""^ '""" r " t * : th X y hv\t ti^r<br />
UC* see whrrv did we leave him? vnu*<br />
your ni,.^,.,.^,,^ mrnmri pU^urf, iV the<br />
1'or.lun u». a minute ptcaw, while Ivy n, il.l.<br />
^ "'*""* "" '" ""' fin " f '" W n " 1 '"-1 l ' l '" r ' V " nH<br />
"MERLIN DIARY"<br />
By Sillimnn Dwyer<br />
Blood clots on the battle-j<br />
fields of Red Russia! j One for the money, two for<br />
Australian* Keek shelter]the show, three to get ready<br />
from bursting bombs! j. , , . and we're off to<br />
it prr. l» the Cho.sen correspondents p wit-] that gala fest, festival, the High g<br />
code »rt do«n «« ness these international Three Shindig lf« at the Coco-<br />
. - T''^ '" *""<br />
rcprewnnir the n a t i o , „ „ hol „„ ,„,, „ h<br />
jnit ulentnl hfch Khool »tu- nhur nnd molaxcs. lint »om.- |.eo- l,eit Wat. Oh. well, anjway Jt'»' _ [r:|.c<br />
dent., will hav,. one of the peak e«- „,„,,„„., |||,c »u||,hur »d«ln«w, a »iren. • l<br />
M '- strugslus. But of far greater nut Grove thfc. year (reduced ratci<br />
"Vn" I" """ "T",*'"^ , HZZ HZ'"Z" "h'JZ'J hJZJ and t.-o \ \ consequences consequences are the affairs affairs you kno»-«ur hiEh threo<br />
officer.<br />
er. Thi» »«»• '""»«»• '">« ««-t»'nir cf nnd calihaRC. Knives<br />
—an iron lung!<br />
•ret fichty and death nttc rises.<br />
<strong>The</strong> fighting Irish arc victorious<br />
Commented Sloppe, "Priorities m* no priorities, I'll show with drooling victirrw in every<br />
comer.<br />
MAIIC1I 19—Staff dwindle*. Four<br />
Flash . . . Commerce High, San<br />
more journalUtK hlle the dust'<br />
and die of acutr Indiftextion.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Associated Students of this fine institution nre to- With hammer In one hand and<br />
day calling n huge rally in an effort to raise funds to fix the Klckle in the other the Managing<br />
Editor Mpcak* and Commutibim!<br />
roof of their recently caved-in classroom.<br />
lurkii on the horiion. HIM re-|<br />
Student body President Jaspar Gee): announced that the vesting wordii were, kawotc—<br />
I'll be ltl-:i>-dy whrn you ComJ<br />
school "will band together in a concerted effort to hit the IIADK—unkawote.<br />
50% mark In S. B. cord sales." Proceeds of the drive will be ] MARCH -"^rCommunism ha«_arused<br />
to buy materials to repair the collapsed ceiling.<br />
rived. Following luitily is Fas-1<br />
cutm In person of the Kdltor-in-<br />
Sturdy Block "C" men. who have been holding up their Chicf. "We've done it ajniln,"<br />
run-down roof during recitation periods, commented,<br />
so speaks the Editor. Communism<br />
and Fascist* clash. Score<br />
: £; "A little faster on the plaster, Jaspitr."<br />
31-10 In favor of the Communist*.<br />
(Editor hit a f/ist one<br />
thi-uujth the left-field window<br />
_. *•:'>. Alcatrsz, California ... .; and Inquisitively tried to follow<br />
It was reporter here, today; by unreliable sources that I it.) Glass Bill: $086 KOvern-<br />
•/Kill Somebody,, America*s,,foremost murderer, wns throwi.* raent, federal and state, and syn<br />
tar Included. .<br />
into Ktlitary ^onfinsinent yesterday. It seems that he was<br />
v" , •<br />
MARCH 21—S'jff deleted. Publl-<br />
caught cheating in a game of solitaire: ,<br />
cnUon r - Urunhing Shoulderj<br />
Your hiwtwu »nd hiMtit, Pat<br />
Krill. Stan Dcforde. and Ken Me-<br />
I-cllUn greet you with happy<br />
mnlle*. You nmEle beck dazedly<br />
and nail onto the dance floor. Iroagine<br />
brutthing tdiauldvn. with the<br />
BUTE!!<br />
What a program! To play for<br />
the firet half hour will ill be Glen<br />
Mill Miller, and d you fl float Into to your r<br />
partner's arm* for the first dance<br />
—that luscious melody "Moonlight<br />
Cocktail."<br />
Before you realize It. OCavler<br />
Cugat rcplacen smooth Miller and<br />
you swine into that tantalizing; bit<br />
bUHlnrMit*iikc proportion* what of rhythm, "<strong>The</strong> Rumba Cttrai."<br />
with a referred prize-fight In Maeiriro Autocraphi<br />
the Sport* Department, a Fin- In quirk succmslon nwlon follow follo Count<br />
xerina Content judging In the Kasir. Freddie Martin, Mi and Benny<br />
Feature* Department, and a re- Goodman. Of course, you Ret all<br />
enactment of the I'earl Harbor their autographs. i<br />
attack, realistically presented All too Koon the danreii come*<br />
'•' the ral-a-tat-tat of ma lo an end and you find yourself<br />
outside once more In the cool,<br />
Factor*!! ttweet, frasranee af a Ilollywood<br />
nlsht.<br />
<strong>The</strong> moon . . , . t^e «tar»<br />
. . . .the heady scent t. * mas*<br />
notfa bloHsomit . . . . the<br />
dream of your Ufa beside you. Ah<br />
heaven.<br />
p ioe t v<br />
Xtpuiuu.—ES U<br />
\\lt\y j<br />
; IH*tV ->*<br />
date canceled. ..<br />
JI O Hall, Snow or Sun<br />
*V Windy Hygrometer, a user ot<br />
X d biff wortlfl. was taking a stroll by<br />
his favorite rendezvous, the Wet<br />
f i?I Weather River. - He stumbled over<br />
J»IP«m« HI-01<br />
**X Mil ;o Xrp iit»— L<br />
I imlv J9U» jt«(l—z iM<br />
^tta •.100JTI1«V— I'lHdV<br />
i " 1bi L tl ! b 'Adolescent," asked Windy, '"are<br />
you not;, endeavoring v_to Jnduer<br />
members of the finny tribe-to engulf<br />
Into their dentfcuIatedjnonUu<br />
A barbed nook, upon which 'you<br />
have affixed a dainty altor«meat?"<br />
:<br />
"Naw," /laiil the kid. "I'm<br />
flhi'^*<br />
'
TWO<br />
tit 1 j-wotl lllih Hebool<br />
1100 Hnyta Stntt, Ran Franolieo.<br />
1* 1L 3. 8. A. M*mbtn Krw<br />
HEAP-DIU CHIEF.. CRAXK IMOMBO<br />
Aulitant Squirt — U. C. Hownbon:<br />
Stuff ami Junk. Squaw..... Ulackle Fletcher<br />
Athletic Cunnimcr _..Gen«ml McArthiir<br />
Dowt.olMhe-work-Chlef. Simple Simon<br />
Hrai tint ruM<br />
—Warrior*—<br />
Fin JUlilticirt)<br />
Can V. «<br />
Shiny '>tl<br />
ll"tirr "' t..t«m<br />
Stiotty Qi IlUl.tt<br />
flnlily : *il< tt-niun<br />
ScArW't I<br />
fjink.? l>. u iVltlIn.!,)<br />
Si tirt^vjnt<br />
Silly Stllll<br />
VJll<br />
Wn>nv» .••'/•<br />
TAliky ' iM.ilrml<br />
I11oii.ll- 1!<br />
1"—lli*f" 1•V<<br />
human stepped hack into the ceri*<br />
ter of thu rinir for another batti""inl<br />
of two-fluted jokes dished out t<br />
by oncumer* from.uvury side, i<br />
Have you heart! about the count I<br />
who cot off the train looking<br />
•lightly icreen. 11 in friends asked<br />
him why he looked so 111.<br />
"Well," he replied, "whenever I<br />
ride backward! on a train I always<br />
Ret nick." "Why dliln't yju<br />
ask the person In the opposite scat<br />
to trade with you" querricd hU<br />
friends. -Well. 1 thought of that."<br />
he said, "but no one was Kitting<br />
opposite me."<br />
Picture . . . . Two gab<br />
stealing horses and soon followed<br />
by two dangling bodies . .<br />
hanging from the old bam iloor .<br />
Let's see, hang-hung-hung. Using<br />
.the present participle plus irregular,<br />
and orthographic, but rtdlcal<br />
changing verb hater "to dp." I<br />
wonder if the owner of the horses!<br />
had anything "to do" with It?<br />
Laying a concrete foundation for<br />
a more cultured life are those<br />
groups of peoplo who study the<br />
ever-present subject of loolosy.<br />
Everyone in studying in the class<br />
of -varm-blooded vertebrates covered<br />
with hair—bolds to you! Well<br />
anywho everyone in studying Peacocks<br />
In the Court on Saturdaynights.<br />
. I wonder why?<br />
STUFF! TIGS<br />
- And then there was the boy who named his<br />
irfrl "appendix" 'cause It cost so much to take<br />
her'out. • L L L —<br />
Said one ear to the other: "Funny wp haven't<br />
met before—we live on th« same block.<br />
Earl to rise and ditto to bed<br />
Maltts « rn.nhg.lthy. but socially dead.<br />
You would not knock the-Jokes »e use<br />
•II you could but see the ones we trcfiue.<br />
(Krntlnued From Left)<br />
- y^tT,"!. 1 * • llrl " i ""' scholar of the finer things<br />
. ,.to."Llfe" (lllc at all news-stands).<br />
' /SEPTEMBER—(Illopopotamu.)<br />
J.ym won't be Ihe «msllmt creature roaming<br />
. this earth, yet your slie will VTavt to ^ lo your<br />
advantaite. 1 ou will never n| . HIt In a ciowded<br />
slrwl-car. and TOO will be able lo lose weight<br />
^fcKt""" " d "<br />
.;"". Your zodiac nlgn wt Indeed • happy one. You \<br />
]oip_ ov lOBlng and climb. Dntlny innixu that ynu<br />
be a flre-miin.<br />
NOV NOVEMBER—(Panther) • •''<br />
\<br />
:, You will be beautiful yet handsome. You will.<br />
m i n i u T<br />
&cois£33&: "<br />
.;' This sign Is not uncommon among the zodiac<br />
•iKiu.'r'It means that you love to bent the bush<br />
arouni . .• '.-;;,-<br />
TUB FLUKE IIUKI.E. LATB IN MARCH. MCMXI.11<br />
Let's Keep Oar<br />
Squaws Painted!<br />
To preserve thu benuty of <strong>Lowell</strong> iliirh<br />
Schonl'x Kir In, we must sec to it that ench<br />
room is supplied with n mirror and n<br />
qunntity of cosmetics.<br />
WQ must show our tciichers that "n<br />
thins of Iwauty (even if artificinl) Is »<br />
joy forever."<br />
It is pitiful that <strong>Lowell</strong>'s beauties<br />
must sneak a dash of roKMe acrosu their<br />
lips when the instructors arc not looking,<br />
lleforc class can proceed with a joyful<br />
spirit the war paint of <strong>Lowell</strong>'s squaws<br />
must be replenished.<br />
We can lirinit this heartfelt need to<br />
the faculty'* attention in several ways:<br />
(1) When n «Irl in class liegiiiK to<br />
"primp up." all boys present should rise, i<br />
point at her, anil shout, "Oive them mirrors<br />
or jrive us death!" j<br />
(2) When a ("irl applies makeup in i<br />
class, the boys should rise and sinu; "<strong>The</strong> !<br />
Sweetheart of Si|:m;i Chi."<br />
(.'!) Upon such occasions boys should<br />
produce razors and bejjin shaving. (If<br />
this impossible, take out tweezers and<br />
pluck the fuzz.)<br />
SupiHirt this movement. We must have<br />
victory:<br />
S37OOV<br />
Wurw than mvlalea! Worse than scarlet<br />
fewer! Worse than mumn»I—Thflt'n Sf'IUN'G<br />
KKVEIt! I-owellite» are Kointr balmy! L*nvi-llltc*<br />
jre Koinir steady!—Oh well, they're always thut<br />
way.<br />
It was a dark and Ktormy ni^ht,<br />
Thu xtrvets weru full uf rain,<br />
An old. old woman crept tilont,'.<br />
Her shoes were full of—fift.<br />
Did you know? It's April Fool's Day totluy—<br />
well nlmoit.<br />
Have you heard? A certain Cert BOM to the<br />
Alhambra all the time now—could it be Hed<br />
GreenT? . . . France* Mandich U on the loone<br />
again, boy*. . . . .What happened to that J.<br />
C. fellow, Corlnne?? . . . Tw0 women are an<br />
awful lot to handle on one picnic, Coleman. . . .<br />
Ever no out of the news but ntlll so popular ii*<br />
Hetty Kinghant. . . . Ellie Mosclcy mill coin;<br />
Hteady with her Stanford man.<br />
Where'* the ItaMketball<br />
What happened Bill Lau? She doeittt't wear<br />
your basketball anymore!!! . . . Did Fran dincourage<br />
you so soon, DunwoodEe?? ? A good man<br />
never gives up!! . . . Barbara Oliver and for*<br />
mer <strong>Lowell</strong>ite, Ralph Kjar, seen together at the<br />
Ye Olde Colonial. . . . la Mad Tracy going<br />
steady, or Isn't sho?!? . . . Did you finally<br />
get around to askine ,i cert bin brunette named<br />
Itrautiful. hhrcr. dark, dull, mft, nhady coot, completely without iJ1u*w t;<br />
mlnntfon IhU Invely ncene wan photographed completely illustrative of £<br />
the p>r«!tiliItilieM pot!*iliilittc» confronting jtrtintt »rti«ln ax u they ppaint<br />
black-out. Thui^,&<br />
unununl photograph should he valued !»> all no-ire palni-hru-h wMder*. (<br />
All house painter*, ntceple./jick-. and flac-pole wiper*, incorporated, *.will<br />
IK* given copir* nf I hit extraordinary picture up*n request to Ufa- j<br />
win Van Storage I'hnne IIEaven 7771. _*<br />
L TIE;<br />
.11(1<br />
l[V J y {^uv J"<br />
•pu{iu JJIJ un SUIJ^L'IU JUIII (urii n iiui.Miq '^ttsnujjf<br />
aizjuj * - * " i > tin auiiqtiup .»JB U.»^<br />
*iq2I]u»j po~KHI<br />
q uopo[n(JoU ajuut tf.uoMoq iitqi muanoqi o}<br />
iqdji aujiuni .Cduej n.utttu Junn.< v inoqc amip<br />
uiu>< p}iM 9ouo ouo.iuo* wqi vn ot<br />
M'l.up|p an *U|*ai JUI u) i»Jd- o|<br />
Could It Happen Here?<br />
JOE tlOOK^ Hft$ PfiRfEcT S^ L€ftRMS<br />
* fORAMOMTH ftB0V)T '<br />
'WelI,Who Cares?<br />
Signed Adolph<br />
Ity A^ftansinated I'rw<br />
<strong>The</strong> people uf Nazi Germany an<br />
iiul aro?«e that mornlnir. cooked<br />
j thf'r breakfaHi. ate thrir break-<br />
I fa.nt, brnuKht in the morning paper,<br />
read the morninc paper, on which<br />
headline* remj "Cermany Wins<br />
War." which KurptUed rrer^body,<br />
and mndr thrm t*ive loud r>hout
Imm<br />
^Sideline By GEN. ED.McAltTIIUIt<br />
Sporta Connoisseur<br />
_ :V -. J » When Polleo.Chlef Dullea'i howltxer split the .<br />
. air and accideritolly^plcked off 26 Gestapo membert,<br />
plus 35 Nlpponef* nnughticfl. when start-<br />
Ing the annual News Croai-CJty jaunt on March<br />
14.1042, A. D. No one In the emwd thought that<br />
"Dilatory" Lowrle O'Donnel!, a <strong>Lowell</strong> spikoter,<br />
would walk uwny with the sprint.<br />
Well, they were right, he didn't. But he managed<br />
to plate 23th out of 37 partclpantn (or maybelt<br />
was 23). At any KATE he In good.<br />
In a meat with Not So Falrviow, Lanky Low-<br />
. rle mnnnjred to vek out n win in the mile In the<br />
slow time of three minutes, two seconds, fivo fevt,<br />
five inches, blue eyes, hlonde hair and whooooon*.<br />
Mavle we had better get bark to track.<br />
ARNOT AMBLES ACTIVELY<br />
Ilamblintr round the rlnn In almost record<br />
time is cindcrpath captain Frolicking Phil Ar»U<br />
Phil goes eround the track so fast that he has received<br />
offrrs to masquerade as » rabbit to lead<br />
the field En a doir nice. (Wo know it wns bad<br />
Out it wns nn Town cornfield track.)<br />
Talking about going around In circles bring*<br />
to mind the one ahout the drunk who krpt walking<br />
around a telephone polr for about two hours.<br />
feeling it a* hi* did so. Finally he gave up and<br />
said: ~'S no we. I'm walled in."<br />
P.ut ffrioiwly, uur track team i* good. As-k<br />
them yourself!<br />
DAN M1LI.KK BREAKS DOWN; TALKS<br />
Undoubtedly, everyone knows who Locomutlv<br />
Dan Miller is. Well, a few days ago, we vevrv<br />
walking down the corridor, after heartnir G. W.<br />
B. condemn the Demtcrnts, when who did our<br />
gaze Until upon but Silent Dan.<br />
With more l>ooks under one arm than in the<br />
school library* an 'l hi* "nthlettc equipment" under<br />
the other, he WHS rapidly approaching us as wo<br />
gave him n knowingly greeting.<br />
"LocnV fare then created into a faint grin.<br />
Wltit his fuiouldcni hack, chin in. head erect, he<br />
cave a short, precise nod with his head . . .<br />
and Itetlrve it or £Ixe naiil: "Hello."<br />
.UASEIULLEKK BATTLE<br />
TIIROU(. I!<br />
Now that baKcball season has<br />
emerced, we wonder who will be<br />
the lucky striker un this year's hit<br />
parade!<br />
i Home<br />
From the booming upset over<br />
the .._ "battered" Balboa Buccaneers, -~,<br />
Coohln' wit gas!<br />
Elmer** tune la pri<br />
.THE FLUKE BUKLE. LATE IN MARCH. MCMXUl^^ -><br />
-, "i ".i.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Boys Are<br />
Coming Back<br />
Must Return<br />
To <strong>Lowell</strong>' -y<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> cage fnns—Coach<br />
Ben Neff, in particularwere<br />
jubilant today when it<br />
wns revealed by Principal<br />
Leroy K. Stephens that: •<br />
Stanford tasketballen,<br />
Dun Burncss, Bill Cowden,<br />
and Howie Dallmar must all<br />
return to <strong>Lowell</strong> next- semes-<br />
_„_ again. Here ,,v i„,,<br />
ground*, l.rft to right are Howie<br />
the three ex-Lowciliics who must Hull mar. Hill Cowden. and Don<br />
return to the old Htamping Hum CM.—Courtesy S. F. Chronicle.<br />
Track Meat Going Good Drip! Life<br />
'etty blast}' 777" ~ Under a Boat<br />
It losks like the Cards wEHI have when It comes to nil troop of<br />
more than one dinmondeer on the "devils", indisputably the nrns.<br />
top nf the slugging list. Although , devastating cinder breezes this side Cncketeers Pin Stripe Drapes; Feature Is All Wet<br />
our boy? slugged homers, triples, or the other of Dncpropetpivitktwo<br />
baggers, singles, etc., nil over • Syktyvkar in their two-piitt- cer'tte Kno Games Scheduled! Thr other day there wan i_<br />
the lot tli* Southerners, 1>OW«1PS <strong>The</strong>ir blood-shot peepers are now<br />
I unusual fish a-hanglng around<br />
modest FcoreKeeper recorded only (Continued on Page Four) For Gym This Year >ought harbor, lie wa» slap happy<br />
four hits, supplied by Dill Brown,<br />
because something had hit him.<br />
Cahrli* Monard, Ernie Marlowe,<br />
I In fact he wan hit »o durn hard<br />
and John Urban.<br />
It) Honey Hindcn that one eye had moved around his<br />
But Just wait until they loosen GALS<br />
I went to xei> the Lowtll-Bur- hall-catcher and wu flirting with<br />
lln^ame baseball game. It was the other eye. He had lo breathe<br />
up, then watch them go to town.<br />
sooooooo thrilling, [ must tell you <strong>thru</strong> one fin.<br />
Bv the way. the final of the Due<br />
affair was tros a dos en favor dc<br />
about it. when Interviewed at De RagneoKtr*.<br />
escucla.<br />
Well, it all started about li gV* flnh Market wear a woman<br />
o'clock In the afternoon and you was looking at him wondti-lnjc<br />
"No glove" Colcman and "Lend This will be of »'i-tal corweni •i^ould haw seen thoiie Burlingame weather to make oyster ttlew or<br />
roc a leg" Lcibowltx thrilled the to nil frcrfh-man!<br />
Honest, they were posj- ha»h. he said:<br />
th throng with ith th those SPECTACU-<br />
SPECTACU Those scan-tl-ly clad humans In j tivcly puny Mxt t(( tho8c maKnin- "I'm just a minnow looking prct<br />
LAR one-handed grasps at the blue you „_,. sec wnl:kir.« „ and run- _.. C(.nt ^pvcimens of ours. . ty mad. •<br />
horse hide. U'mmm. what's the nlng a-round In thit yard ev-ery<br />
I Splash!<br />
matter? Leather going up? pcr-i-od arc called girls (pro-<br />
RACOUETEEKS GO<br />
I noun~ced gurla or irrrlu,<br />
TO WORK<br />
Once again the netty neuters<br />
are settling down to work. (Settling<br />
down to work, meaning<br />
sprawling on the park lawn and<br />
watching others knock the sphere<br />
back and forth.)<br />
Led by Forty Loves Chtchester<br />
and Under the Mesh Sockalov, the<br />
1 ter because all nro missing<br />
n one-tenn completion of credit<br />
hours. This was learned after a.<br />
study of graduate records In Misi<br />
Harrison's office showed that all<br />
three star hoopstcrs were minuj a<br />
haif of a half of ml unprepared<br />
subject necessary for proper graduation.<br />
Coincidental with tho announce*<br />
ment was the statement thnt tlv<br />
A. A. A. coaches will soon put Into'<br />
effect a nine term participation<br />
law that will serve to legally put<br />
the hoopstcrs on the liae of the<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> Indian In next spring's tl'ts.<br />
Neff To EAT AfiALV<br />
Rumored at a IOM for competent<br />
barter's next season. Coach H«n<br />
Nerr received the new* with an<br />
"I cat for one year" attitude. Reliable<br />
source* Indicated that he had<br />
previously contemplated using his<br />
red-haired son as a '43 started In<br />
a last ditch effort for a championship<br />
quintet.<br />
Flushed with the prospect of an<br />
undefeated vanity next year, Mr.<br />
Neff was seen laughing up his<br />
sleeve at the influential. aluruni<br />
that had been howling for h<br />
Like Creek Gods<br />
meaning Welt, our boyit came<br />
"You sea, I wan out swimming<br />
' mem-ber of the fe*male sex).<br />
<strong>The</strong>se girl* are not mem-ber* of<br />
the Zicg-fleld FoMIei; they arc<br />
members of a gym class.<br />
<strong>The</strong> cos-tumea they have on are<br />
called bloomers (pro*noun-ced<br />
Mew-mem or bloo-mers; mean-ing<br />
a frock of loose trou-sers).<br />
<strong>The</strong>se girls par-tl*c.-pate in riding,<br />
golf, ten-nb, bas-ket ball,<br />
base-ball, swim-minir, vol-Iey ball.<br />
f »<br />
scalp for the failure of the Lowe,<br />
team to come out on top in the<br />
schedule just completed.<br />
Marlon Burncss. registry 100,<br />
cousin of Atl-Atnerican Don, acting<br />
as a representative of she scorc-<br />
I some three, made public yesterday<br />
I their intended programs during<br />
I their coming half-year Spring reengagement<br />
by Hayes Hoopstcrs<br />
and Grove Getters, Inc.<br />
Tough Prorratn—No Lunch<br />
Here is the Intended program of<br />
the men who will replace Franklin<br />
"Sweet Swin" Kudelka ax the "Apples"<br />
of Mr. Nefr« *ye.<br />
1. Advanced Gym<br />
2. Autograph*<br />
3. Study<br />
4. Autographs<br />
5. Social Study—Inner Court<br />
6. Social Study—Inner Court<br />
7. Intermediate Chess<br />
8. Basketball<br />
Reached down on the Farm, the<br />
three unfortunates expressed con-<br />
cern over their ability to pass such<br />
a stiff course. ,<br />
"Xeffs Ice Cream Cones are the<br />
best In town, though," they ejaculated<br />
In fond memory.<br />
<strong>The</strong>y looked Just like Greek gods<br />
<strong>The</strong>y're not kidding!<br />
in a marcaslte (or is it a mara-j . . . . .<br />
bout) race Anyway, it proved to be the<br />
boy who tried to iteflne Indbcreet. ny ot-her p<br />
& Kd Iltuon (he's our catcher) hit March 16.<br />
He itated that ft meant "a place Thcap jrfrU are Lo-well'a ell'a cirln. the Imlt nice and easy and two <strong>The</strong>y stuck sticks In the water<br />
where little children ihouldn't and they re-prc-sent Lo-i well " in all m-n on base ran home on what I all around me ant! pulled and<br />
nlay." girls' ath-let-ic e-vents.<br />
think is cilled ft punt. pu||fd. All they caught was cold.<br />
Our boys were dressed In stun* I wns just thinking that they<br />
qo i nlng white satin trimmed with didn't holu a torch to that Su Ig-<br />
uo iou<br />
;no.< Invelv cinnamon red numbers on natius power-house oar to Galileo.<br />
'aajpud *pjnt| the back, and they looked de-luxiou<br />
!<br />
um.il<br />
inQ<br />
' tM , , I Suddenlyekr<br />
*[ 33UJUJUIJ«S<br />
'pus au.1 vi «{*ix<br />
SWIM TEAM SWIMS<br />
IN SWIMMING MEAT;<br />
Itjr A. Fische<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> has a swimming team.<br />
K Is a good team.<br />
We like our team. W? hope to<br />
win with this team. <strong>The</strong>re are<br />
aity (that's the blj- fellom).<br />
•UKUIt)MJJ RfUJOj<br />
3I<br />
U. 'IMUI<br />
) I !!3» *I II!*<br />
K uo Simmons HltR Fowl one of tho«e atlrfcs hit me ao<br />
Can you Imagine! Tat Simmons hard that I flue through the air<br />
Hlriiek out 14 men hut once the atti landed on the wharf,<br />
ball hit thr bat and it (the ball) I want to go back to the Washwent<br />
oul Into the field so fast that inBton na RejcaUa. I want to<br />
•*! Ill* *I '****» I could hardlr "« »• M<strong>The</strong>n Ihe'undrr t Sain( Ignatiua boaL «ar<br />
o) Xu|oa Hi *»u '<br />
£n *( JO<br />
vampire called a "Towi" and thr U l l I ih d if I<br />
it)Bd||<br />
i|x '9J<br />
piny wa* no good. WM I mad!!IRc my iung nnted again.<br />
Wrll. that was all I noticed; (Further information concerning<br />
nttout the gam**, but —what's | the nlight of noor Heel Pcskus may<br />
* k nt? <strong>The</strong> score? Just A minute.: he obtains! iron, him at his next<br />
I'll find out. Wo won ity one j nubl : c appearance next Friday<br />
ntifnt, 7-1. Aren't we cood ? Hur*! night at dinner time at the O'Fli<br />
rah for <strong>Lowell</strong>'s baseball team! ' hcrty's.<br />
ipA<br />
m aq ivui tun)<br />
)MUt * M| jCtl<br />
Latcsi on Track Deal<br />
(Continued From Page Four)<br />
ntl around glacing at clocks, meas- treating hlit ternperatnentat lica<br />
uring, then gabbing and writing ment with Doc Jokobce'a flea ex-<br />
stuff down. All suspicions were tract: **Bullet" Husse's touring the<br />
diverted when a huge riot broke mile in -16<br />
out bc.lwi.in the three lojnl <strong>Lowell</strong><br />
lugs and four Durmcnitcs Hostll<br />
ities were ended a feu houT latter<br />
when the National Gua.d busted it<br />
UP Cootl frierdahlp was renewed<br />
after they paid and Indemnity of<br />
lbs ofMUgar<br />
\1I in all it WMI prosperaos<br />
w kt.oU to you"; "I'ttMT<br />
Foot" Carlson itralo«i hered an<br />
amaunr 3", fcetslen. "Headetor" r,'<br />
Piombo ac«red CO with brokea leg **^<br />
u enj- handicap. -Caca" Ronch ** -<br />
lost hbt shadow for ono o' ihem<br />
had to finish and he wu poor*)<br />
and "Alloy** Sfaepparrf took 'he 50<br />
by 60<br />
Ml In all It waja prnperoiu For rtowlnir ct I klt'ns ktns u great<br />
monlli with our Ihleres brlnxin bis s tifht «oe» o to Lion<br />
fan.<br />
home the bacon Hen fat lhei"l}-»! HnnlirraM! Bi wr I<br />
renult. -Twlnk|e[ Ti«s" \rnot I Brmlor and "Snake nlp Slra.1<br />
'•=•»;<br />
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mm<br />
^ Lv~ -By U. &'R&K&bsnc*.. '.'.' "<br />
It'lain'l fair ..its?"..! I'rnean<br />
• suiting out thla mesa of a piper.<br />
Pra agin' II. butohat can I do?<br />
I'm only the Chief nig Squlck but<br />
Mini Ulg Chief him aay the paper<br />
must going to oft nula, but not this<br />
article. Instead this la going to<br />
be .•aerfoda andtrue story. It actually<br />
happened.<br />
-~ -.A --cabellero. senor Snorta by<br />
name, waa mining oro (gold) In<br />
Ihe hllla of California .-•>, one day<br />
he awakened to aee a g^nt. enor-<br />
Blonde Commits<br />
Suicide - -<br />
WhoKilled'er?<br />
. " H e l p , p o l i c e . " s c r e a m e d A n a s -<br />
t s s l a - h y s t e r i c a l l y a s s h e p h o n r i<br />
D e t e c t i v e I . K n o w a l l , "Ml** I t a l i c<br />
j i i s l c o m m i t t e d s u l c l d e r<br />
mous, rattlesnsue, curled at his K n o w a l l r u s h e d t o t h e j t p r y<br />
feel.<br />
K c n e w h e r e h e f o u n d t h e d r i p p i n g<br />
Loco, not<br />
c o r p s e o f t h e b l o n d M i s s S h e r A .<br />
"Carumba! I link I gone loco, I H a g s ; r e s t l n s ; o n h e r i r o o * e d o w n<br />
tlnk! hJ said. Cut eet Is true, eet c h a i s e I n a p o o l o f b l o o d . I n h e r<br />
was el rattlesnake.<br />
l e f t h a n d l a y t h e m i n a n d i n h e r<br />
He packed his belongings (el bo- r i f f h t w a s a c r u m p l e d l e t t e r w r l t -<br />
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t a m e m a k e I s t h e r e a C T f n T h s T h e d o o r e a d n g o n t o h e r b a -<br />
g ru e > j « o n f o r t r o c * « d a s s na n d I nI nn cc hh o o c o n y w a s o c k e d f r o m t h e n s d e<br />
( ... t h a t.. s L. h i s .. f r s. t n a m e ) „ ds e_ s r d M ^ t._ o i ^ ^ a u w j a l l t h e w i n d o w s h a d p n i n s .<br />
m a k e n f r e n d o f t h e s n a k e T h s p u z z e d t h e d e t e c t v e n o h e<br />
C a s h m I c n o<br />
b e g a n q u e s t o n n g ? A n a M a n a<br />
H e d o e s a n d g v e s h m n a m e o f<br />
" W e r e y o u e m p o y e d b y M b<br />
I e p t o B n K K ? "<br />
W e e I a n c h o a n d » c j j - o a r e " I v e b e e n h e r p e r s o n a m n f o r<br />
g o o d f r e n d s a n d o n e d a y w h e n n e a r y n i x y e a r n a n d s h e s n e v e r<br />
I a an ne eh ho o h e w a n tt s s t o g o t o t o w n h e<br />
k e d r h e r sse f b e f o r e I c a n t u n -<br />
d e sd d e a t o l a k e k I c' p l t o t i n h * i d du ff ff e demand It."<br />
bar.<br />
"Did anyone come here this nft-<br />
In •>• town iw.1 I'aneho • •IICHU »-m«ir gamble* at ... • the •« i orjioon," he continued A" he eyed<br />
ea*lno and win-» rrftt .mount of, thc telephone iiad nnd pencil on<br />
ntcney. A thirf follow* I'ancho -• -<br />
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r H e r m e IInn "—' - c snakr.<br />
t e h e r tt h ah t st h e i t iin*<br />
o u t o r t h e h a * nnd hpr beathfr WM j.oinK Io g e t<br />
I e p t o g o t * ! n t o a c t o n ! h i . * f a v o r t e r u b b e r h e e S h e<br />
W h e n t h e c r o o k o p e n s t h e d o o r w - m r d a w f u y u p » e H h e d d "<br />
P c p h t o c l mib s b u p t h e h c u rtt a n s i da<br />
n d<br />
» n * t I h N E x c t n g ?<br />
R O C S o v e r t h e s k y g h t W h e n t h e<br />
A t t h s p o n t a p o I c e m a n r a m c<br />
thief comes In Pcpito strikes, bites j<br />
w t h K a r p r t t a j r r S k c x *<br />
the crook on the<br />
n d M r S h y s t e r t h e n w -<br />
over<br />
_ > • w e r e u c o n v n c e d t h a t<br />
tho iwlicelJ!<br />
t h e c a n e n h o u d \ w p u t d o w n i n t h e<br />
Who said a doe was man'n J-cst b o o k s a s s u c d e e x c e p t K n o w ! 1<br />
friend?<br />
" A o f y o u h a d n r c e s n t n t h s<br />
r o o m " h e w h s t e d t h r u h i s t e e t h<br />
" a n d a n y o n e o f y o u c o u d h a v e<br />
Defective Agency<br />
c o m m t t e d t h s m u r d e r T h e r e s<br />
o n y o n e t h n e t h a t y o u n c o v e r -<br />
o o k e d T h e v c t m W M r f j h t<br />
We Follow Teachers<br />
h a n d e d a n d s f n r c t h e i n w w a s<br />
f o u n d i n h e r e f t h a n d I c h n r t r c<br />
WU1 Sell Tests Cheap<br />
t h e m u r d e r o f S h v z A . R a m : t o<br />
( C o n t n u e d o n p a g e G )<br />
L.Th'E'FLUKE BUKLE. LATE IN MAItCH. MOIXLII<br />
Man<br />
DESIRES TO MEET<br />
Young Lady (under 25)<br />
Witlntap<br />
P. O. Box 000<br />
AreYou<br />
Fussy 7<br />
For Home-like<br />
Comfort try<br />
our superlined<br />
coffins<br />
for the Rest<br />
of your<br />
life<br />
Call: Gravestone 0000<br />
You'HNeverKnow<br />
Coffin Makers<br />
wmmm<br />
Debaters Are<br />
Good.--U SayrSo Hecr,<br />
What's all the commotion in<br />
room. 151 every fifth and sixth period?<br />
A hen paur? No! A'ineet- />g<br />
injt of the botanlctil society? ><br />
Wrontr ajminl It's cmJy a<br />
Good Orators Orate<br />
k i d s , t h e o n l y o n e ? n t L o w e l l w h o<br />
c a n b o a s t o f h o l n c b o r n w i t h a<br />
• l i v e r t r o p h y i n t h e i r m o u t h s .<br />
T h e y ' l l a r c u i * a t t h e d r o p o f a<br />
t r a v e l , n n d t h e y ' l l « % * e n o b l i j i c i f<br />
l y o u h . i v c n ' t a t r a v e l .<br />
; confab '^<br />
61 <strong>Lowell</strong>'s prixe loudmouthj dtscusslnjr<br />
the main loves of their ^<br />
lives—debatesl - V<br />
Over In this corner, we find<br />
thoie two love-birds, John Harvey,<br />
creat debater and tlcbtmltcr^ii*<br />
and Gracte Hannon. <strong>The</strong> title of ;yH<br />
thin picture Is "<strong>The</strong> Courtship of : '"'t]<br />
Handy Harvey!"<br />
And across the room, whom do<br />
w- spy hut Frank Davis, tho ffreat<br />
proff'o himMf, recitinjr a fragment<br />
Will SrakMpeare wrote<br />
about eatini- at a restaurant:<br />
"Rome-owed what JulI*cU" We<br />
pass out nnd on, and come to the<br />
main croup of noise-makers who<br />
arc nicvicwine coming debating -<br />
attractions.<br />
<strong>The</strong>y're really a ffreat bunch of<br />
S E A G U L L ' S L A M E N T<br />
V o u ' v e c a l l e d m r a V c r e e c h e r * . a ' w r e a m r r ' .<br />
D u b b e d m e " P c a v e n g c r - h i r i T a n d * a p < f ,<br />
Y i t u ' v r N h n i H ^ J m e f r o m n * « v a n d f r o m i t l v a m r r<br />
T H m y f a r - a w a y F u n - a l o n e n e n t .<br />
H u t n m e m l K T , m y w i n g i n t h e m o d e l .<br />
F u r a i r p l a n e * t h a t s k i m t h r o u e h t h e s k y .<br />
A n d w i t h o u t m e \ i i u r a r m y w o u l d w a d d l r<br />
T h r o u g h m u d f l n t n o r J u n g ( e x , t o d i e .<br />
I f t u h h l e w h a t I e e t a c r i p o n .<br />
F i » h o r M e f . h f r o m t h e f i e l d * * o r t h e c a n .<br />
H u l I r a n ' t * t < > m a c h e x p o r t s f r o m N i p p o n ,<br />
O r l a b e l e d w i t h . " M a d f i n J a p a n ! *<br />
S o r n d u p t h i n w a r i n a h u r r y .<br />
A n d b l a c k o u t t h e I t e d K i t t i n g S u n ,<br />
H e r d m y o c r c e c h o f e m a c i a t e w o r r y<br />
I f y o u d m T l , a n d T H E Y D O . t h e n I * m d o n * .<br />
THIS IS THE JVIIDD1<br />
IT'S SO QUIET ! Important<br />
TRACK TIDINGS J _ „..<br />
(Continued From Page Three) f (Continued From Pace One)<br />
Marinj; a: the beauty brawl =1 tres lon&er, for we arc fairly certain<br />
*d mayo de mil. navecientos cua-' that curlers, cold-crvam, and nljrht 1<br />
'1 y ADOGADO (to Im.j«h[rU wiU soon be laitcst fashion j<br />
time ago (exact date and place<br />
military secrets).<br />
Foist Olood<br />
Leaving the fslrw«7« and greens<br />
M just memories of the past, cinder<br />
rUnt Coach E. Harris is now<br />
putting all bin time and money on<br />
Yotfll r Never<br />
Eat Anywhere<br />
here to fio. I<br />
p^n^rJffir.rri<br />
t o n « » 7 H e r e * y o u r c h a n c e ! I f<br />
In the Country;! Announcement!<br />
is Cheaper<br />
t h e w o n t r o t n e * t o t h e I h e w o r s t ,<br />
y o u ' c a n a l w a y s n a y t h a t y o u w e r e<br />
chi nirig k JapV<br />
I Ever visit overnight at Zckc 111i<br />
pants 1/16 acre ranch in the coun-<br />
Tag! Your'e It<br />
m p l e ' t e l y ! xt you n n v c n t t h i l<br />
' «<br />
chasinR' 11 waminfr: If you have, it will;<br />
H y M r . C I I A K L E S P . W A L S H<br />
Gutter's Barber<br />
Shop<br />
Customers Shaved<br />
in the back while<br />
Shop is under repair<br />
the race track (hiffh school run. s w i t c h e d<br />
i n m a t t f s , n i l<br />
nla'.of cbun«)V ). Already y he has a J n p s . . - "" i i n ' t w e ? only irritate old wounds.<br />
lead hl> "Habit" meat to a ifeei<br />
I f y o u u h a p p e n t o b e i n a m o v ii e , ,<br />
t h<br />
rtire 2{{ to^'l^ triumph over I)ur><br />
h e w o r a t t tt h t a t c & n h a p p e n l a thh a t e v c r v t h i n i r i s f i ]<br />
y o u i l ( r a b I h e w r o n i r b l o n d e . H u t ' , ? , / „ ' . . t '<br />
tnenVDarber Collar**<br />
a n y m a i d I n a r a i d , w e a l w a y . » a y . ' £<br />
Due' to the rubber >horta»<br />
LoWfU's typicala had to tramp*the<br />
99 mlleJ to Durmen Field. On art<br />
a n l As you arrive in the afternoon,'<br />
-if you dlsrc-;<br />
c l l l<br />
" J " that } ' you practically |<br />
I to dismantle the whole house!<br />
; Above all, keep calm! keey c— to find just the right thines to!<br />
WJf*.*M V* 17 ., EeekI An wi , r ERADICATED<br />
inack in your overnight bajr.<br />
rlvine two weeks latter Harris waa I wha't'll I do, folk^-l'm coini: I All Is Peaceful<br />
shocked gre to find his reform- mad! I'm going to faint. l'|op!i <strong>The</strong> country air la fine and Ihe<br />
era fagged so lenient rimer re- !sunset l« beautiful: but from here<br />
Vend them of a warm up<br />
Now was then big moment. It<br />
was here at last Whalta thrill'<br />
In unison they chirped "On, on<br />
SthColuainhU!;:<br />
<strong>The</strong>re were q Mr loolcln 1 Ion In Ihinga gel pretty bad. fi<br />
Censored! j Ihe country air Hllm one*, appetite.<br />
- I However, you. droll in peace aa the<br />
•„.- v ~ lodor of cooking food drifts out of<br />
Fire, <strong>Lowell</strong> females were killed U,. k|lchm. ,,„,, of Munl(., ,onr<br />
and fix<br />
geeks<br />
Mrlousl, Injured. yesler.|hoat „„ to work ,,„ ^ j ^ ,<br />
(Continued 0.1 Pag« Three) - I* *. stampede In Ihe girl*<br />
EatatTomaine's<br />
1 ,.,, numc until dark—war lime.<br />
' . When you<br />
ussing of Wouldn't enjoy It<br />
<strong>The</strong><br />
hood;-tlie possessor of »»iM«s,jn*w^|!h*iSnlterieSl^watch<br />
A '?***' ,° M hMd( tnlK OT no.(<br />
p u u o a u p<br />
n o X s u p u u<br />
j n o . { u t ; d b j a u g u c a u m \ \ \<br />
a u i u j o t u D t | i * u [ d n O I ) I I M n o ^<br />
' U i O O J J 3 l | J O 1 U U . 1<br />
u j n i o i u u o '<br />
pun<br />
i O L ' O f i p U U<br />
« p u u i n u t s s t p [ \ { J i<br />
g o | n o . f p u u * i U 9 } u a i n o q u<br />
j n n . . < < a u ou oi u i o n K U pp aa ii ii n rr tt s<br />
n o X i 3 u | ( | ( u 8 i p j o a i p p j t u o t i t u t<br />
AV I<br />
adamV apple and —'-- ' -<br />
i««y<br />
-<br />
biu-you take travel from the<br />
131 WANTED<br />
Buoys' Bysickl<br />
One With<br />
Buoy. Prefered<br />
Aplie: Gurl<br />
! °1 1°^ oj ^sul tun no.{<br />
!<br />
> m i u r u o . U a<br />
<strong>The</strong> male In question la now<br />
practically non-exUtent, due to hl»<br />
ectl<br />
r s Jim<br />
a l l y , o n u r e r o u t e t o t h e i r c a v e r n . ! - . \ a a a i j * p u v U I O O J ^ u t A t t d t n v i ^ 1 i m ^ n<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> has new ituleiits. If<br />
they are sttmllwe rail them fresh*<br />
mnn. We arc nice to our freshmen.<br />
,. So they.-Act ;* reception,<br />
* . ' '<br />
o u a J a w s . A f t e r d i n n e r , y o u c a n . i u u i s • n a n o a o | n n i « o q i o ] i u ) u s " » » , « t « one last Friday It wa«<br />
n o t - u n d e r s t a n d w h y t h e d o n a l o o k . • • i | . u . a j i i n o ^ ' X t l K r | s 3 3 a 0 1 a n p F r i d a y Ithe<br />
thirteenth, but thst<br />
a o f u l l a n d y o u f e e l s o e m p t y - a p a j a i ^ o a i r i u o t ( M ' X i j t u n i u x ilitln't " ' '" matter. Oui receptionx<br />
In the auditorium.- This on«<br />
Judge 'Frosh<br />
Receptacle* Good
Volume M. No. 4<br />
THE FKflNCISCO'S<br />
Term Play to<br />
Open May 26;<br />
Is Comedy Hit<br />
Curtain going up!<br />
Curtain going up on the<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> term ploy, "Fly Away<br />
Home,*' n three-net comedy to j<br />
be given at 8:00 on the eve-j<br />
ningn of May 2G, 28. and 29,<br />
In the auditorium.<br />
Not only is thin one of the l»c*.t<br />
play* to be undertaken nt <strong>Lowell</strong><br />
fit vrr-s a Broadway succe** stnrrinj-<br />
Thomas Mitchell, and a San<br />
^<br />
San Frenclrco, California, Thursday. Aprl|i30,.104!<br />
'Hotel<br />
Eighth Period<br />
Entertainment Kept<br />
A Dark Secret ><br />
By Louise Slanhelm: ;->-.:<br />
"It'i-golng to be s hotel dance<br />
and the biggest success thnt wo'va<br />
ever had," declared niembers of the<br />
low-four dance committee. \<br />
Rumors have It that today's<br />
dance will find room 306 decorated<br />
with slum from the Mark Hopkins,<br />
SL Francis, Palace, and other lead*<br />
I ing hotels. ,<br />
Ottlttr* Ready<br />
In approved hotel greeting style,<br />
! the dnnce committee Is all set to<br />
; welcome you this afternoon. Stand*<br />
iintr at the door will be the class<br />
: president, John Wulbwhlcger,.actjinjr<br />
as manager. Betty Solomon<br />
will be the excited receptionist sit*<br />
; ting in the outer office, and Betty<br />
Holt will be busy performing her<br />
iera"einnm an uaiuwon Lom-i<br />
. mnndcr (_4ii«nei .^lartin was nn Lieutenant-Colonel uaitalton Lom-j<br />
f formancc of f this hi merry mix-up i r ill every (rood d American Ai to t obey b all il llaws,<br />
William Culpepuer, followed _.<br />
go to the P.-T. A. So save up ; ur ,P(, ham. afii)caicd tft ,/ollt Mnior .Maxwell James, battalion<br />
t}tc boi,x of <strong>Lowell</strong> Hiyh, in executive officer.<br />
•,-r-'.:t- •:•»• i ; 3J emu, and fly away to set Juur c,.cni „.„„ /(, x,o/, Urhl'jintJ ilinnrace In llunr school. IIV die Co-oneratlng in the present, noticket*<br />
for "Fly Away Home now! ...».....;, ,,lofr;,i;; (/„•„ ...... ..... „„, lMt .—.. ap,,rttl ...w..». tn ..- I/OK. ;r»i>. 011(7 « llll/cmi *•—• it — llaH name v timiol emergency, iclccted officers<br />
• effect, tin: "Office" indicates tcrcrc penalties for those who I !Vr*iii<br />
Air Raid Drill<br />
'-.•'JWSf'l Procedure<br />
K#S<br />
n £- n ' •* i • t-iviiiiin oir Introi,<br />
n • i<br />
\vmcn<br />
"M*!?<br />
rentiers<br />
.I -<br />
(tmobcjt. J them^ n twenty I.our course in In-<br />
Be » lnu*-ab;dinjr American, a jroutl <strong>Lowell</strong>ite, and pro-1 ^E. 1 /** l ) r & Eckart, Davis<br />
H-4 Officers<br />
"'*<br />
tcct yourself by not hitch hiking—don't force the "Office" to ome Th" many San FranclU' ?<br />
the<br />
' BILL SALES.<br />
f ^ c<br />
In ease of an air raid drill Ihe milkc Joe Eckart, registry 13-J, was<br />
unanimously chosen valedictorian<br />
"» example of you. •••••—- xchool* that • • --.-.-— participated in<br />
Davis, registry 310, wn< elected<br />
.- —<br />
following procedure, which was re-,<br />
; Easier Victory Pnrndie.<br />
class historian at the high-four<br />
meeting held recently.<br />
cently revealed by Mr. Stephens,<br />
Eckart was selected to repre-<br />
will prevail:<br />
sent his class because of his out-<br />
Cabs Put Oat Paper standing Achievement at LowetL A<br />
Schools will<br />
graduate o( Jefferson Grammar<br />
What l» dii with the next ed School, he has btcn o nrominont<br />
tint*? , "Oh. -•:-. we're -,-,- tired." — Vil- groan —v the,<br />
member of the Debating Society.<br />
Aid U. S. War Efforts regular editorial slafr, -why not nnii has made the C. S. F. wveral<br />
let Ihf cuh reporter* put It out7";t[mcj(<br />
r "vn°k Piomho came "ihf , D " v 'i J?*<br />
of lellinir Uwell'. future E, i?v^, -.<br />
When the "all c<br />
Kiren, pupils will<br />
nriylnai class. At —<br />
the ntudents, who hare been<br />
cused. will return lo school.<br />
Round the<br />
eservation<br />
|<br />
umial is 1 <strong>The</strong> hlph nchool wsniim will slnrt on Jun.wvII bids goodbye to Sirs. Miller,<br />
[J; Lacosle and Mr. Polland for Ihewho,<br />
after yean of faithful ser-<br />
Flkg Oa>:>elebri;llon and lo Mrs. vice In the attendance office, takes;<br />
Coesler. for the defense program. •• a moat ile'orvcl rest. Mrs. Sillier j<br />
COMPLAINTS<br />
retired Apii! 12, and has been re-j<br />
In the complaint department, we placed by Mrs, Appclson.<br />
have something never mentioned! TKACIIEItS IN DEFENSE ,<br />
before, the conduct of <strong>Lowell</strong> »tu> I More (^JWCII teaehern in defense'<br />
denu during patriotic rallies. It I work! Under thin heading come'<br />
•Isn't, lilco good Lowe Hi ten ur goodlMimt Andentoit, who works in the'<br />
Americans to laugh and talk while I Victory llook look campaign and at the<br />
the national n-jthem Is being ourteen - >««» Baknslefer. «..—.-»- .who . ...I<br />
played. This Is a mattct which no<br />
.,;one likes lo point out. For the<br />
most part^our attention has been<br />
'great, so..let's watch it especially<br />
while the anthem Is bclrgtung. v<br />
' Wt'vo all given our whplc^haarted<br />
support .t^tjnsketbtill.ani 7oot-<br />
Irfl, will, but the other otherjKwyitled ao^cctled ralnor minor<br />
sporta %rt forsotUn Let'fl cat out<br />
If* heiar^uils Satu-dny. i*nd really<br />
(ft behind our track team <strong>The</strong>y<br />
work hard to brine home the hon<br />
!<br />
work* with disaster relief under<br />
the Ited Cross, and Mr. Fast, who<br />
is kept busy en chairman of Draft<br />
Board B8.<br />
QUARTEIt J5NDS<br />
<strong>The</strong> worried expressionsncen on<br />
mariy students' faces this past<br />
week can I* attributed to the fact<br />
that.irrades jro In May 8. That's j<br />
riitht—we report cards Mun '<br />
da> 11<br />
I<br />
Well that'! 301<br />
votr to become'feature'edirorand 1:30 o'clock. This graduation will<br />
nocrnphy. office «»• | h.ndlr Ihe weond HBK^ white J«k be one of the lerRcst In. Low«I11<br />
chines, drafting weldtnir. shop p^e, p^ WM chosen chosen to edit <strong>Lowell</strong>s <strong>Lowell</strong>'s history. Diploma. wIU.be con<br />
mnthcmatics, auto mechanics, and jport f front. <strong>The</strong> Th news editor's di' Jb Job ffcrred d on almost l t fu four hudd hundred stu- t<br />
(Continucd nn I'auc Four) ' went to Mildred Klefer. 'dents.<br />
'A Jeep a WeekVWar Stamp Goal<br />
Selling War Slamp. lo julriollc <strong>Lowell</strong>itei<br />
t* an KMlKninent.'lJot ; Kipps vcfinit tn<br />
enjoy. -1-l.Mo by U Hater<br />
Never let It be «aid that <strong>Lowell</strong> itudetitB are<br />
IflBKnrdx when n campaiffn Is afoot. <strong>The</strong>y set<br />
in nnd back the project In question to tho tnaxl<<br />
mum every time.<br />
So it Is with the latest effort—und the biftctst<br />
ouv they've ever hsd to tackle—that of doihir<br />
their hit to "help beat the axis" by buyinir war<br />
Ktnmps and bonds.<br />
<strong>The</strong> hallle cry around the HUle old red iirlck<br />
.chool house now b "A Jeep .week." and Mudenla<br />
and teachers alike are out io do just that.<br />
<strong>The</strong> number of Mrs. Coester's sales II elan<br />
are cnthuiinstically lcadinir this drive." -<strong>The</strong> class<br />
is divided Into several committees, the members<br />
. of which offer. their servlecii to this effort by<br />
selling stamps and bonds during registry, in room<br />
' 14!, and durii.tr the lunch period* In tho court.<br />
. .<strong>The</strong> "Ralef barometer," designed by members<br />
:. of.lhls group',:will occupy itiTnositiun in the court<br />
.. for. the duration. II < «ho»m better than any.<br />
•- Ihlne.-eUe, how Uwellileii an rail oui" for mlory.<br />
\ i<br />
With spirit like this, how ran <strong>Lowell</strong>-f.U to<br />
surpass tho efforts of any,other:school In the<br />
city?
-.'-, o;<br />
Z-l "LJOWELL-®<br />
ol OUOTISG" mam. HOMMHSB'<br />
U II. 8. B. A. llmUTi Fr«<br />
LOWELL STAFF<br />
"• """" BOB CTORTEVANT<br />
Feature' Editor „ lla Sullivan<br />
.'Sports Editor. '«* Feder<br />
News Editor . ; Mildred Klefer<br />
Circulation Slanamr. Loulte Jlanheim<br />
REPORTEItS<br />
Faculty Advliwr<br />
Too Much Confusion in Halls;<br />
Something Mast Be Done<br />
It in the function of a newspnper to<br />
print editorials in praise, in explanation,<br />
or in criticism.<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Lowell</strong> dislikes the latter.<br />
However, when suck an unpleasant<br />
situation as runuiug in the An//* presents<br />
itself, tec feel something should 6c tloiw.<br />
In answer to complaints, your reporter<br />
walked down the halls recently, noting<br />
the (lateral confusion that reigned.<br />
<strong>The</strong> results were terrific.<br />
<strong>The</strong>re was so much rushing about that<br />
we were almost trampled..<br />
Much bumping nnil dropping of books<br />
and papers was common. It wasn't a very<br />
plowing spectacle.<br />
We saw one small boy, limping along<br />
"OH crutches, knocked violently into the<br />
Hall lockers by tico laughing, burlu fellows.<br />
Is that typically Loiccll? We hope. not.<br />
Besides, why run when the bell rings<br />
—you're, already late for class. It just<br />
doesnt'make sense.<br />
WhatTtiey Might'veSaid- But Didn't<br />
Dave Williams—A Rlrl with good sense has<br />
more sense than to look like a girl with good<br />
sense. ' • i<br />
Barbara Leonard—If you wanna forget all<br />
about the war Just wear tight shoes.<br />
-~Bud Martin—True, I'll'graduate in one day,<br />
but It took me four yearn to learn how.<br />
Dan Miller-rSome girls are so dumb you can t<br />
'-blame them for being pretty.<br />
Margie ]fgu'ck—Boys aren't entirely useless.<br />
Any one of them can serve sa a horrible example.<br />
That's Al; No, That's Jack; Twins<br />
', Big'Froblem Here At Reservation<br />
Keepftm guessing!<br />
Could, this .bo.the motto of <strong>Lowell</strong>'s baffling<br />
phonomen6ns-~twins ?<br />
"Hello. Jack!"—gay assured voice.<br />
Blank look from so-called "Jack."<br />
.."Hello, Alt"—questioning and still trying.<br />
> Smile envelopes. Al's countenance and to your<br />
conclusion Is, "It Is AL"<br />
This scene could be a display of stubbornness<br />
on Al's part, but then how often would you say<br />
hello o neople If they called you by a name nther<br />
than you own 4 Yes, we know—but you aren't a<br />
twin<br />
Poor Twins!<br />
To an onlooker it seems that twins' should<br />
have a dreary outlook on life. Why?<br />
Because—the onlookers believe—there are two<br />
of Uiem <strong>The</strong>y are the same belght, same color-<br />
Ing, Identical. People know one of the set <strong>The</strong><br />
people do not know which one they actually know.'<br />
When thoy we one or tho other of the twins, Instead<br />
of showing their Ignorance, they say nothuig<br />
no lignt of recognition whatsoever.<br />
With this reaction from all acquaintances,<br />
the Identical twin goes through life believing he<br />
Is a dull droop wbo nobody remembers or cares<br />
to remember Poor twinl. .<br />
>» ' : Identicals<br />
- Victims of thta' sad state of affairs are Corinne<br />
and Catherltu. Brash, Jack and Al Feder-<br />
June and Jean Stewai\ Clara and Esther Rlchelt.<br />
( f Geraldme and Gcneview Galllett and Patricia lid<br />
> Nancr Murphy'.<strong>The</strong>y are all.identical twins.<br />
<strong>The</strong>y are the couples who mint exist during a<br />
lifetime sharing:beauty and looks, friends and<br />
• enemies sickness and health. Twins must-share<br />
I'i-Unldentlcats '<br />
Still twins but eaillv distinguished from their<br />
rfepeUive brother or suiter are the Juzijt. Busse.<br />
ZlMler, Uvlson,^Johnson;KKay, Goldberg, and<br />
Cook sets of boy-girl ..<br />
r <strong>The</strong>'Juihc tw&s,;Helen and Marie, are blond<br />
and -brunette, respectively.' Huth> and Robert<br />
LorUon are short and Ull.bwMti bdnff girl and<br />
tor ^Tinse an U» twfns who aid you In keepof<br />
mind.<br />
r : /a<br />
. THURSDAY. APB1L M.-IP42<br />
-'Always Ready Teddy£_ ^ Studentfgequqei<br />
g> For Summer Worm<br />
Attention, all <strong>Lowell</strong> boys of IS or IT jaSjj<br />
"' Uo °>ou want to breathe good, clean country!<br />
air this summer? , - in the Letter<br />
Itox: wen if Et IS GOOD, well u*e ft.<br />
Ali's Secretary | ;<br />
'Dear Alt':<br />
ES1IEE!:<br />
Arc the m>H!?rs nt the annex eate any induce- ^<br />
j A novt'H-day week-end for Bar- numt tn the otntnpHlnp jnls raeinir in their direc- •<br />
j barn Wmle.<br />
tint, at .1:10? I've tried to leave by that entrance -<br />
I An automobile nnd someone to hut my frail frame can't take It. Can you help<br />
so with her new driver'* Iicenne,<br />
by Corinne O'Brien.<br />
I A little rccofrnltfon of Shirley<br />
Plymire. She's 5*iper!<br />
A black rinse for ISYrman Kramor*<br />
Ten itlcult caps for the ten un-<br />
, fortunate members of the crew<br />
team who were victims of the<br />
schlitzy-blltz.<br />
Berffer? <strong>The</strong>y're really hep. So<br />
wax Gert Bcrgard at thi Polnce<br />
with not one but two ex-<strong>Lowell</strong>itea.<br />
. . . Wow!<br />
<strong>The</strong>re's No Denying Dept.:<br />
That June Winklcr has been set*.<br />
ing quite a lot of Wayne Jin rah<br />
lately. . • . That a certain ffirl,<br />
wl^se first initial* arc Gl inna<br />
Martin, has been seen out \v»7r<br />
danhing Bob Crovvder.<br />
Ht-nrj" MtirrU IK a very under*<br />
rated character in debating, Stop<br />
by 305 any first period and Union<br />
to bin orations on how he was<br />
cheated out of a few points in hE«<br />
ln«t chem. test. DInKtMtinjr. isn't<br />
it. Hank?<br />
It Mrem» that the romance of<br />
blond llvtty llingham and Tom<br />
Cuercna ha* hit the rwkn. . , ,<br />
<strong>The</strong> Blrl'* version or the "zoot<br />
nult" «ontt: "I want a cute brute,<br />
with convertible roi'pr, and a June<br />
moon with a new tune. . . ,<br />
That's almost tut lud an the man<br />
who died with hi* bootn on becautte<br />
he didn't want to tttub hta toe<br />
when he kicked the bucket. Ah! So<br />
you listen to Kay Kyser. loo?<br />
BUI Lou seems to hnvt> changed<br />
his mind again. Now it's Marie.<br />
. . . Seen dancing nt the Mark<br />
t'other evening, Frances Gnllo, escort<br />
unknown. . . . Don Schumacher<br />
and Ken Larkins daring<br />
each other to go down the flairs<br />
leading to the girls* gym. Sold<br />
Don: *Aw go on, Ken. I've done It<br />
before. Very Interesting, very in.<br />
terestinff.<br />
Well, with these tasty tidbits<br />
well be leaving you, cause eeee<br />
gad,' here comes B-B eyes.<br />
: .<br />
me? Clamorous.<br />
Dear Ctumour Girl:<br />
Xext time try Whcatie*.<br />
Ali'i* Secretary.<br />
• * « • -<br />
Denr All: ' '<br />
I would like tn donate some of mr blood to, "-!<br />
the T.tooil liank. How about some information? •,<br />
Vourt for Another Pint/ •<br />
Denr niooiilexs: -"*<br />
FccMnc rather tray and Mc-hcarted, I, too. ?.<br />
t'ecldcd tn donate a "pint." A doctor came along* .'<br />
ntuck a thermometer In my mouth, a needle In .!<br />
my nrm. and onrnce juice In my hand. Before I<br />
knew It a pint of Mood had been given and I waf ,'<br />
on my war out with a gold pin on me—cood look- "j<br />
Inc. too (no. not me—the pin). For Rood red ''.<br />
fun. cat! 0 Roys tone 0373,<br />
AH'* Secretary. '<br />
• * • • • . ••<br />
Dear AH: "'<br />
When Tht> <strong>Lowell</strong> COIDM out I take it home )<br />
nnd drop it ncmewhere. When I try to find it, *<br />
mr little brother hm hJn none Rtuck to it. What<br />
enn I ilo? Seeker of Justice.<br />
DOT a. O. J.: ;<br />
- Tnkf your little brother to a none specl&llit<br />
Ali'f Secretary* .;='<br />
May Day Tomorrow; Characters of ;'<br />
All Types Will Be at Park Festivities.;,<br />
"Fouls' namm^nd fools' faces always appeot, -<br />
in public placcn/' ' ;:-•.<br />
In accordance with thin undent adage, thlf;-<br />
••('tmrimrnt ailvliioit nil Its readers to observe May,;<br />
Day tomorrow nt the public celebration In Gotdetiy<br />
Onie Park nml rvntl on as we recall observers al •<br />
laat year's fete.<br />
Tho first who cornea to our mind Is A 21-year- J<br />
rid Ktntleman with nuburn hair and large.blue <<br />
eyci>, who attends because he loves things of<br />
beauty. Incldrntnllv, Uncle Sam has probably<br />
conflwatcrl fuch a magnificent specimen us ho—<br />
that in, unices ho Is class 4-F. This group only ;<br />
•!oc» home xervfee. <strong>The</strong>y won't bfl called until<br />
the JnpA grt an far a* Fifth and Market. Tht<br />
they tnke the -I-F'n nnd hastily apply them at tnt ..<br />
front—us itnnd-bngs.<br />
But tra la—la—t'morrow i> May Day.<br />
Another lust, year attendee was ,ft happy<br />
motherly woman with two equally happy.children.^.<br />
<strong>The</strong> family trio escaped tho business of awak awaken-^<br />
ln
• • *•- *•£<br />
Swim Choices<br />
ltjr JACK FEDEIt. Sports Editor<br />
With anger eyes ull Lowcllitcs<br />
nre looking forward to<br />
the month 1 Attemptlnir to add t» their<br />
strlnir of three straight titles,'<br />
Uwcll's 1942 edition of Coach]<br />
oOIny, for in this Hill Felling's aquacade will take to<br />
month nre held the A. A. A. thc Crystal Palace Plunge, May 0,'<br />
swimming nnd track meets. for the All-City A. A. A. swimming<br />
meet.<br />
First listed lit the all-city<br />
!•• tl.o expected limelight will be<br />
trnck meet which takes plnce<br />
the two powerful Uiwell and St.<br />
Saturday nt Ke.mr. <strong>Lowell</strong>, | lifiiatlu* trams. From their prac-<br />
as alwK.vs, will enter a formlda<br />
tice- me<br />
Inir in the ,20. ; T1 a later da I.*, njwln limms a* the hot' teppard.<br />
Frank<br />
by Jim MucKU<br />
" thlrtlt*. captalneil by Al<br />
<strong>The</strong> I'HIKIOIWK, feit hv Al Marco*; Margolin, -.tack up pretty well, but<br />
[[«. will aNo he a tough team t«;i neterlhclnu the la«It of keeping up!<br />
Act * rindrrrnen who will neon* valuable point* for the Indian track team Saturday are: Bresler. Sheppai<br />
" ' Tniic «r ih» «.l,..h i HirNchfield. am) Arnol. Other leaders on <strong>Lowell</strong>** sport front are: varsKy swim captain. Frai<br />
ur. | Io " r or ? *;""• , j Grannlx, left; Crewcm Slr-i nnd Taylor; and II Khtwefchl ttwim captain, Al MantoH*.<br />
5^j^-»ri*^^?5=arfiirack Finals May 2 at Kezar;<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong>'s Chances to Win Good<br />
KOUnClS BfOUPht<br />
hclnu the la*k of keeping up ~,, _. ... . _ „ „ •<br />
^JF!l&EtfrS&2.\**. 7°"' ° r -"en.,r»ieh,;Three First Places m 100 yd.<br />
<strong>The</strong> flRhtwrlKhtr arc: nicker IniTriple A tillw< In expected to be a p. , I?" U«. ni 1 O A i-r<br />
e v,o. cmanitih in the lick-,t»unhone. iDash; iiiight Places; lo Qualitv<br />
stroke, k and d Mnroomsky M k in I (h the How i| the h luthtwelcht Ifhih water-hole hl *<br />
brraxt-Ktrnke. <strong>The</strong> 20V will be<br />
represented hy Sohel. fianz, andsplash<br />
will come out, even n* fnr Uni,cr ..t(|ktf jt M|(y.. fl ,t,r fr|>m Coach E,mer llaTril( ^^.^ ci||.<br />
OK piedictlans tro. id still n question dor runner* rompt^l to quitlifyintr place* in the city meet's elimination<br />
J,<br />
Crew Will Take<br />
On Lions Friday;<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> Favored<br />
<strong>The</strong> lightweight medley team ex- mark, att there hasn't been any y nninds at Kozar. April 21-22. in preview of Saturday'* finals.<br />
perts in do great things, their as-<br />
Fciiturintr three spectacular first<br />
scout in jr oWcn'.ntions ni> 1? the<br />
piration i* In crack the city meet<br />
DIUCC* in the hundred yard dash,<br />
record of 1:1.1:2. Good luck!<br />
toughness of competition. *h*tt tumvd the Red team's chances<br />
Pulling Oar* With<br />
| rosy, the Hayes street harriers<br />
<strong>The</strong> Crew<br />
I placed men in all cicht events.<br />
Cardinal Nesters I Eiehteen Qualify<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong>'s oar pullers, powerful oi<br />
Dark lionte Jack Uresler thunever,<br />
arc took Inir forward to the Expect lo Win Again j ^ . ^ ^ «,^ ^<br />
city races.<br />
<strong>The</strong> varsity is led by Veteran<br />
i Koefe served contention notice by<br />
Tom Strci, who stroke.* the first "History repeat* Itself-<br />
boat. <strong>The</strong> :tO's boat is led bythat<br />
well known<br />
Stroke Jack Taylor.<br />
I.IIch<br />
!nwn<br />
!<br />
Frank Plomho rani; up u win!<br />
TlWe on the vanity crew are:<br />
t"ilS<br />
Port<br />
*»—Slret, Tom<br />
5— KrllBky, Ge<br />
4—Itahlman. Harry<br />
.1—TolliKchonn. Phil<br />
2—Nneknrd. Ernl*<br />
1—Eckart, Joe<br />
Starboard<br />
ft—Anderson, Bob<br />
5—•Macltoujcatl. Jack<br />
I—McArthur. Ed<br />
.1— Smith. Viynmrd<br />
2— Clnfkide*. Connie<br />
I— Sokolor. Ronnie<br />
Odd* 'n End*<br />
Department<br />
Under the sponsorship of Ben<br />
Tfcff. l^well's R. O. T. C. recently<br />
stacetl n bniketbali competition between<br />
thc four Co.'s. An eighteen<br />
man roster has been nicked to play<br />
the GPIIICO R. 0. T. C. in the very<br />
near future. In the news Is Ed<br />
Russell, a recent crad. A star on<br />
lnst season's St. Alary'* freshmen<br />
tm'd team. Ed Is now slated for tho<br />
pecond-strinsr fullback job on the<br />
Gael vanity.<br />
Although the baseball scaion {*<br />
not over, we have ventured to pick<br />
an All-Clty team. Hen* (toes:<br />
!t~Re*tell[. Galileo.<br />
2It—Gloracchlnl, l.alifca<br />
3B--Silvera. St. Icnatlus<br />
S. S—It. nrown, Caillen<br />
L. P.—SejEarlnl. Mission<br />
a F—Cherry. <strong>Lowell</strong><br />
R. P.—Prfeln, M'snlon '<br />
C.—Iteck. Miiwlon<br />
P^-Uwmnn. Mission<br />
P. Shechan. Galileo<br />
P^—Ralaro, St. Yffnatlo*<br />
Senior-Faculty Baseball<br />
Game Is Set<br />
HIshllRhtfnfr the end of the<br />
term will be the annual seniorfaculty<br />
baseball classic set for the<br />
bovs' \ard which the entire school<br />
will witness<br />
Accurdtnff to Miko \oyne ai<br />
senior who hasn't played baiebi—<br />
on <strong>Lowell</strong> s team may play for tho<br />
^students<br />
' Last year we took the sen'on,<br />
but this vear we may hava troa<br />
-Ve." predicted Mr Voyne<br />
bv lhp wIlUh ufa!l II Hill'<br />
i '<br />
in 10.8.<br />
Jim<br />
w '<br />
«n.nd .l,m«i up and are rMin, each week<br />
nt the St. Francis Rldinjc j Academy. y<br />
Tlw<br />
•» !*""-ard low hurdles, abetted M M Saturday afternoon in the two cuttcm, which meet tomorrow.<br />
I.o.lns firlp? ! bv MortHoach and Bob Sim In near future. ' Both Crews Seasoned<br />
Competition has jmnroved Im-' rt ?i^ES l . r j!r t Competition has Improved Im-" j"hn ii.Xr.Vi irIomnh.H In'<br />
*rinn.I,l>ll lni .Mills ColleBe has invited Uwell Under the er« of Coach U«htr<br />
and Captain Tom Strei. much<br />
power has been put out by our<br />
mu*clemen, not mentioning the<br />
5IIII » College has Invited <strong>Lowell</strong><br />
'SSSL.'^LSSJS ' S !;»„^.he J t^»., I ,•r•d r ' I h'u ^ •rdL l .n U .^;e Ph ,^eJP rider, ,„_ attend their show which<br />
ZSSG* dcteriora'S. TuT &* 'V^ ^JVTXT2 I<br />
enough to cost the Trib. the A. A. .'JS,'•[„»•«• rl'c7"£u t&fc<br />
lS« such star. a. Ted Mv.r. •» "•' J«'»« '"°''> jf.^,ln'"«T<br />
and Harry Llkas. was quite a blow.I?""" ft* *'"}, " , h . u to be held en May 10, at Mills.<br />
Howler* Busy<br />
Snn KrancEsco J. C. has invited<br />
In to stem<br />
i<br />
the<br />
K'"tSS:<br />
I'oly-<br />
I<br />
but lo offset this, the ap<br />
twelw <strong>Lowell</strong> bowlers to compete<br />
of two of the most promls<br />
in a tournament. Audrey Stafford<br />
in year. George Chichester and<br />
Hard 410 liun is the hitch scorer at <strong>Lowell</strong>. Re-<br />
Morris Sockalor, help, rtoth are<br />
scheduled to he the fame studded<br />
players their precedents were.<br />
44*0'ii,* which" is "called'"the" track<br />
S. I. IlanKerous<br />
Le» Price. Bill Bcale. and ^Var- „.„ „„_ .,„,„ o,.,_ .,,„<br />
rpn Lomn compromise the rest of|pn|| Arnol. stepped Into Ihe finals'<br />
the sinyle'a team. .by virtue of their two-lap stunts.!<br />
In the doubles, Gould and 'j|||w uwry O'Oonnell :<br />
rorbeM, piu* tne team ol ^ari-!*|,_ (•loflut in a shade und<br />
wriRht and Manuel*, form a w("'<br />
; « Culn h ? wi - Other outstandinc scormost<br />
trruellnir race. '«-'" arc D. Bridges, II. Buckley, A.<br />
Strictly under blankets, <strong>Lowell</strong> 1 spirit which is ever incrcin.nfj.<br />
Not funrcttinf- the "opponent.<br />
Coach UwU of Galileo a^o has his<br />
boys in tip top shape. Experience<br />
I* always a merit of a Lewis crew,<br />
and this one Is no exception.<br />
Newcomers Good i -<br />
* x. Christian, and M. Jfarshall.<br />
*—** -"— "Mrhl Evans and , „<br />
N'ew to thc aquatic sport this<br />
Lesson* Are Fun<br />
year ore Joe Eckart and Maynard<br />
<strong>The</strong> badminton piayent at <strong>Lowell</strong><br />
Smith. Both have (grabbed off a<br />
•.•ally enjoy their weekly les*ons<br />
BMrtinc place In the Can) navy. .<br />
.— ..-,—_ I Halbon'rt Patteraon in a bit slower<br />
j ctcnt. Anderson, Glafkldes and Co.<br />
Saint Ignatius is liable to prove aua|jfyitnc arind.<br />
T. Rep. Hill.<br />
on the starboard and Stret, Rahlone<br />
tin of nf thomorodanitcrou»team»in|^ thif morn ilnnirnrniia tenrrm in cilman *^;i *.. _ hit u:. ten . ... fcrl to staj- In! Six ice skating enthusiasts an maim. Krltiky. N.ckord. and Co.<br />
S-,^thnff. IB !!I e il2riK l "n l< Ji ;t ' 1 " V 01 * oltt I s ^l-" 1 "*"" »"- al«o takhiK loisons. Thc group ?" 'ff I"' 1 '"'• "• out to skin<br />
. day, dnshmnn.<br />
1 '203' Qoint Wirs<br />
LiehtwciRhts<br />
ter-class^<br />
<strong>The</strong> winninc combJnation con- nn "' ? Bn<br />
' noon ut WinterlamL Every l*hurs> Last Thursday. <strong>Lowell</strong> tasted its<br />
(dav- however, six of the girls urv first victory of the year, when tho<br />
. Our Htchtwclchts are led bv Uobi takinir figure skatini; lessons. Win-, Card junior varsity nipped a hutre<br />
Sturttivant. i.-o Kills, Stan Itn/tcn-j tcrland closes on May 10. which and powerful Mission group by<br />
berg. nnd-i*.:!—d by Clements and' will force the Kroup to meet at Su-j three quarters of a length. Spurred<br />
by Actinic Coxswain Ernie Co Got<br />
iball championship,' O'Dowil and ami Conn in In the tho ftfBh, hlch, KIIHC Rink. AI At present present, no definite plans; 'Km" Nnckord, the second boaters<br />
n*l« in tho finale Jurnp. Winkler, Tonnnl. - it. Chalko. have been made.<br />
i took an early lead and never iost<br />
. ^^j gftn Feline, dash stars, and and| Every Wednesday Wednes_. afternoon the an Inch with th* exception of a<br />
sEsted of Wllb McKunc and Lcn Ja-<br />
Quandt, shot putter, are all counted •'-'-' sir! irolfcm • " piny ' at thc Uncoln few seconds when the ttda throw<br />
cobs at forwards, Don Steinbenc<br />
on for their share of points. I Golf Club.<br />
the Red flanhlt) aside<br />
at the pivot, with Dave Mayor andi<br />
Harry Kotsch handling thc jninnll<br />
posittons. Backing up theu five BASEBALL STASTISTICS<br />
was Tom McCauley.<br />
Leasue Hattins; Averages<br />
Season at a Glance<br />
Seasonal Baltinr Areraites ~ J<br />
It was all "wlfferoo" competition<br />
until the 203, 312, 231 and 207<br />
Above .300<br />
(Including Practice Gamu)<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> 0 10 2 0 1 0—I<br />
quints wound up In the semi-final*. (Including Fire Games)<br />
AB H A<br />
„ 0 0 2 1 0 0 0—3<br />
Two hundred nnd three and 312<br />
then knocked 231 and 217 out ofPlayer<br />
AB<br />
-.020 0 to 1—1<br />
AYR.<br />
0.0 2 113 0—7<br />
contention, setting up the "bli<br />
one ** Dynamite 203 put a loii-<br />
Marlon e W 8 ,.571 — 0 l;0 0 12 I—5<br />
;_•_ no zoo 2 0—t<br />
nd to Benny Neffs schedule, Rro^rn'..«—.«. -.15 S .JS33 <strong>Lowell</strong> :.„ 2 0 010 0 0 0—3<br />
slashing out a 1G io 11 triumph mph<br />
over 312. Steinberg- paced thc itlonard...—. —17, 6.. J53. MlMion- Mlio _•...... 0 0 2 0 10 0 1—I<br />
Uwell "^j;'..;; o;o n;x't 0 1—<<br />
champs tanklntc 0 .^ilitU. "<br />
Uwell .^j<br />
IJebd»iil ._: -3 1 J33 Washlniclon ; 2 3 0 oo 010 i p 1 S, 17 w ciii\SZ~Z2
Life<br />
•y;S.F; State Grad<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> Speakers<br />
Win at Contest<br />
TIIE LOWELL. THURSDAY. AP1UL MK.HH2<br />
Buy a Bond |<br />
.... Iwfil be composed of teachers fro] Presiding at the aiscmbly was C. Aitivitics/<br />
at Deaman Junior nigh School' junior and senior hlch Kuools. Ursula W olff, C. S. F. president, <strong>The</strong> <strong>Lowell</strong> students, themselves,<br />
then to <strong>Lowell</strong>. 1 Tho distribution of the rationing who introduced the cuest speakers: are trcttlng a itet'er understand-<br />
We started ._.-.—__._.. to ask him a . qucs-'cards _. . i __j_ will ... be • organized ,..j into .— .1.— three a history professor at the Unlver- inn of the situation bv e"ay writ-<br />
Uon, but the bell intrrruptcd uJ.i shifts: morning, by the I'.-T. A.<br />
Quick as lightning, tfce wise-crack- volunteers; afternoon, by cicmnn- cellor versity of of the California, consulate and general the cban- of are ing. writing <strong>The</strong> various compositions Enttlish on classes "What<br />
Ing professor boiteft for the door, tary teachers; evening, by second* Mexico. <strong>The</strong> latter spoke on "How Inter • American Co - operation<br />
Oops, he tripped! I ary "" teachers. " "<br />
Students in American Schools Can Moans to Me and My Country."<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> Clubs Are Acti.veJ|<br />
Most Fields Covered<br />
••'.•"•'.", B, Frank I'lombo .<br />
• As we walked down the third<br />
. floor corridor, a loud voice boomed<br />
-out. "Let's net some work done: 1 :<br />
~ Could It—yes. It did. Tho wall-<br />
•-iiiakinir yell had emerged from<br />
'room "331, our immediato dcstinntlon.<br />
Undaunted, however, we<br />
slowly tip-toed up to the door and Cnpturlnir first place In extem-<br />
cautiously peeked In.<br />
poraneous itpcnklnjr, John Harvey<br />
Perched Atop Desk proved his nblllly In the Northern<br />
A ignite sight met our eyes. California forensic contest at<br />
' Perchud atop a small desk was ourStockton,<br />
April 21-25.<br />
Intended victim. Mr. Barry. In his<br />
hand was that latest seller, "How! Entrants from <strong>Lowell</strong> partici-<br />
to Mix Acid ard Influence Con- pated in nil fields and were repre-<br />
~ In front of him, busy stu- sented by finalist* in every event.<br />
dents bint over scales, and with<br />
delicate hands, clumsily upset all<br />
Pisces Taken<br />
the apparatus.<br />
debating. Clarence Kubcn-<br />
Taking courage, we strolled Into i4lein-l)nrlN Kruttneycr and John<br />
IhU harem of physicists. Mr. ».j Harrey.firave llann.m tied for tecinterrupted<br />
his reading and greet-• . viM-mmi Krnmr tnr,tc &tcf»rt<br />
IIM with A **frlendlv** **Whal do I **""• *iorin»»n i\raiiit.r i«un o«».<br />
you want?** >nd to Harvey In extemporaneous<br />
After we had explained our mis- speaking, and finalists were »jcK<br />
A teacher, explaining Inflation.<br />
Its after effects anil causa.<br />
lion.<br />
Advised all her scholars<br />
Co-operation and organization and handwork . from (ho*e coun.:<br />
constitute the theme - at <strong>Lowell</strong> trim and trying a hand at the IanlIIKh<br />
School. A proof of this is<br />
the large number of dubs already Another, very popular langtu^^<br />
organized.<br />
group is the uern.cn Club, ipen* •„<br />
<strong>The</strong>re is club dealinic with sored by Dr. i!.irtfne. Tha only i>3<br />
nearly every conceivable field. requirement for membership Is t<br />
Among them nre: Chens, chcmiitry, knowledge of tto language.<br />
slide rule. ski. rndlo, and the P*jr- pbna Are Made<br />
choloiry Club. New* members ore A group meeting has bent';<br />
welcome to all of these. 'planned and will be held an April '<br />
Latin American Atmosphere 126 here at <strong>Lowell</strong>, at which Cfcflii<br />
Last term the Spanish Club was j Junior Statesmen of <strong>Lowell</strong> will/<br />
started with MIMM MHcalf ** upon- meet thoae from Ilurlingam*, San,'<br />
nor. Elizabeth Douglan U the stu Mateo, San lUrael. and San Ansel-<br />
dent president. <strong>The</strong>y meet every ran, Shirley McIUe of <strong>Lowell</strong> will<br />
Tuesday aflernnon at 3:IC. In room prodde orer thlx meeting.<br />
218. -.„ <strong>The</strong> ..,.- member* ~... hate — had very —„, <strong>The</strong> Chew Chess Club, sponsored by t<br />
enjoyable timett ntudying the cus-j.Mr. Hcnrich. meet* informally ev- :;<br />
tomN of our Latin American! cry duy in room TO, at wh'ch time '• '*<br />
friend*, viewing article* of doth t the members play chess.<br />
Swank, Davis To <strong>Lowell</strong>'s Drive\<br />
Enter Finals Nets 900 Books<br />
«Ion; the physics teacher Invited us Hoscnthal and Ciartfne* lluMn-<br />
0IUH. WIV |"IJ<br />
ein.<br />
To save up their dollars<br />
to sit down.<br />
To 1K> or not to be! That will be<br />
Ah. that great moment in his-<br />
In the field of declamation* were<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> did Its bit!<br />
Anil buy Iwnds to safeguard tin; question nt 7:30 tonight, when<br />
tory had arrived! <strong>Lowell</strong> student*<br />
Urnuta Wolff, dramntico; Mnnc<br />
would now Icam the story of the<br />
Wa«ner, humoiou*; and Dnve Tci- the Nation.<br />
nt the Humboldt Evening nudito- paign,<br />
Durinv<br />
which'jnsted<br />
the Victory<br />
from<br />
Book<br />
February<br />
Ca<br />
school's only red-heatlcd teacher.<br />
telbaum nnd Hugh Draney in ora-<br />
rium. the Fifteenth Annual U3 to March 13. over 900 books<br />
Cogswell Graduate<br />
torical.<br />
Shakespearean Declamation Con- \ wore collected for the soldiers, sail-<br />
| IMp troth tl.»j.p.Bl»«in! test will take place. Ors. and marines. Miss Anden.cn .<br />
"Well. I was born, that Is, my Tournament at V. S. F.<br />
» t*ui r Inlo U. S. tW wide contest will be Jnne Swank,: thc drive here nt school,<br />
an earl; age I showed signs of n tournnment tit which Frank<br />
who wUlgi^ a selection from''Ro-! Tho ^ ^ MSembJcd and<br />
great promise."<br />
Dnv.» nnd Joe Evknrt to«ik second<br />
Such modesty!<br />
and third in itiun'ff uralory. ri-<br />
K °^<br />
Cogswell High School was honored<br />
bv the presence of our friend. " in the womens women's field. Shirley Me<br />
Here, Mr. Barry Barrj *« was sports editor Kne wa» w awanictl il the h thil thinl place la<br />
of the school paper. San Francisco • trophy.<br />
State was the next milestone in his<br />
education, and he managed lo become<br />
editor of the school annual.<br />
Throughout the interview, pur interviewed<br />
refuted to tell where he Plan Devised<br />
was born.<br />
Ho said, with with u murderous murderous elintl elint With xugar mtioninir in the of<br />
in hi his ryes, " "<strong>The</strong>yre T h t istill l l Iookinff]finc, Iki I,owcH teacher* have enlisted<br />
for me. i to hvl| distribute the sugar tation-<br />
Attended U. S. C. jinc boolut.<br />
. From Stale, .Mr. Harry went to' <strong>The</strong>se books will be given out<br />
Santa Birbira. where he taught Mu d f t 9<br />
t th Ji hih hl Whil<br />
J "LL C ;nTi F .^ n i k nJ?nS! brought to the bookroom by room<br />
iKrwerdedaln?. <strong>Lowell</strong>ites go<br />
Pan-American<br />
Pan Americanism —the irood- jMiy np^ and the best<br />
neighbor policy between the Amcr-!<br />
lca i 5p(.ak, G, nnd 7, from 5 to 9, A ntutient of <strong>Lowell</strong> High School pins.<br />
at the Junior high school. While,p. m.. by all elementary and a few. would answer, "By an annual Pan* However, these two Reclaimers,<br />
teaching there, he managed to at- secondary schools. On the days | American nssembly, and through t coached by Mr. Watch, hope to In*<br />
tend thi* University of Southern! rationing books arc distributed. It j the writing of essays." ,nt.1e to bring hack to <strong>Lowell</strong> thc<br />
California and receive his second-: is propnm.d to maintain minimum} And he would be correct. • cup, which was won in the contest<br />
1 In" or! .„"%";,. Phil Amot and Bill JM, dejthe<br />
ereat honor of entering 'he!J-ered^he l^^to^he ma.n^pul,<br />
i <strong>The</strong> Humboldt Evininit Adult I "udentsvoluntcered^to process the<br />
1 Center, whir is sponsoring the<br />
I competition, will award to the best<br />
Newman. Florence Muhlmann, Joe<br />
Ecknrt, Lt>on Slow, Jiarjorie Galvan,<br />
Louise Rcyburn, pnd Dythe<br />
Marj* Hcrtert.<br />
Among the books donated were:<br />
Knbloona. for Whom the Bells"<br />
"Storm," and "Good Earth."<br />
Members of Miss L* Seur'a and<br />
Mr. Power's public speaking<br />
classes ipecded the drive when<br />
they spoke to all registries tluring<br />
the campaign. Mrs. Croker's registry,<br />
room 131. donated the moit<br />
books.<br />
65 Highest Count<br />
On 1st Honor Roll<br />
•mini. -V Rim*. It. lt.*\>*. M. Ul „. ... _..„ ,.<br />
iKiwrn. I'. A. linrrimtr, *:. Toriloy. SS«—It. }l»lt. tT 1 -<br />
V*ycr. U Stiller, J. Mnrtltitlll, M. 3nfi«— II. \V;irrcri. >*; M. Kantskl. • Kunumiiip. II. Satkr..... ln... .-.<br />
IVnmn. *'.; IL .Mii>:.MIIlnii. 114: K. ifarvtliaM, | llr.ilcr». U. >!t-Mnli..ti. D. Shftilon. 1.<br />
It « C7ldent that the tndftloiU W«IM. K. MlnttHrrmlv, ll. xma*n. K Sclin-.l^r. V. Wtot*. S. Antara. K. Wl-il. t->IIUl^.. U SI. llrrcavleh<br />
Of <strong>Lowell</strong> hav been upheld royally tt#%r «,. J - Tnyior. W. lln>-wnr.I. (•-.IMWII. .M. Mmitoi., K. WVlln. C. i:ioli>.Si>: C. .\i>t^r, J Inerani. I 1 . O'IKiw<br />
Fiances Katase. Katase, Mar MarJorie '<br />
Henry- FBVUI, Julie1<br />
V
OLDEST HIGH SCHOOL<br />
^M&^mm<br />
IP MwcIlHes To GFadiiale Jup IS<br />
'Looking |<br />
Around'<br />
= By Frank Piombo<br />
News item:<br />
Senior Ball at<br />
Fairmont,<br />
June 16<br />
Block L Rally<br />
Set For Friday<br />
<strong>The</strong> Block L picnic, held Wedn«-><br />
day. June 3, wan acclaimed a huge {<br />
success by all who attended.<br />
Exercises at Opera ^H?:<br />
House, 2:00 PJVL<br />
Ilf Edna Lafforlo<br />
Tfi« Senior UalL the hut dance<br />
X^E, Suf<br />
Room of the Fairmont Hotel.<br />
As clasn president. Bud Martin ' w By Mary Fletcher<br />
Four hundred and ten seniors, clad in traditional caps<br />
nnd gowns, will gather at the Opera House at 2:00 p. m.,<br />
To -110 <strong>Lowell</strong> seniors, June<br />
; s.me. of i,.Hbali and rwib.il June 16, to participate in Swell's second commencement.<br />
«* enjoyed by all.<br />
exercises since the war began.<br />
16 will end high school days.<br />
To many it will murk their<br />
promised nt the beginning bcR.nning of the<br />
,lf term. there will bo a top b.md<br />
thiptv, «..„ „,.,_ I <strong>The</strong> strains of the processional, "Pomp and Circumstance*,"<br />
played by the <strong>Lowell</strong> orchestra under the direction<br />
debut into the worlii. To all playing li fo h hi J^<br />
it will be one of the hliwest days La'rr"y Cannon and his"' or-1 hot dogs, beans, soft drinks, and of Mr. Reginald Krieger, will help to usher the gradua'ea<br />
in their life. But If any senior<br />
chemra. chestra. And <strong>Lowell</strong>s <strong>Lowell</strong>'s, own Dolo Dolo* ] ice cream.<br />
down the ailes to the stage.<br />
res Piirodl will sing, no it Is cany to<br />
: <strong>The</strong> program will open with an<br />
tells you that he's glad to leave tec tliat the music situation I, At the Block I. Rally, which will<br />
I Introduction _ by Samuel ".Bud"<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong>, emblien. Adams, Mtas Mctcnlf, Miss Dcnl-j Kctiremrnto, transfer*, and Un-<br />
i student speaker* addre*alnjc the<br />
—the athletic events.<br />
try, and mcnil>cnt of the commit-'cle Sam will reduce the present.<br />
Attention. <strong>Lowell</strong>,lei! : uu-ecblaee will be Eda Ugorj. tal-<br />
<strong>The</strong>ne and many more, no senior ttf, Marge Hauck. Connie Glaf-, faculty lint by eight teachers. Mr.! Here, fr.r you to fill out and.tnled Uwell dramatist, who will<br />
will ever forget.<br />
kidcif, Cal Atkins, Dolores Parodi,- Stephens announced yesterday.'<br />
keep. i» a Mimplr ballot, similar to, rccItr a poem, and John Harvey,<br />
Joe Kcknrt. Ruth 5chwedhclm,|Thi* account* for the three Engthe<br />
one ynu will receive at iwttry »(,„ wj|| mnke an addresa.<br />
Credit Where<br />
Stan Charles, Anne Wigle, Ititt- li*h count* recently dropped from<br />
on June 11. Below are listed the, ^ . .<br />
Credit IN Due<br />
Wetland. Kaj BlomquEst, Betty nvxt ttrmntter** program. <strong>The</strong> candidates for student body offl- Musical Selections Itendered<br />
To Dave Williams, our Mtudcnt IlanKon, Bob Kcs.er, nnd Phyllis trncher*' name* were withheld.<br />
con*, sn check your choire.<br />
body presEdt-nt, .'very Lotvvtlito I.udliim, are planning a prom t« ¥_—^__^^_^^__—_^_-—_^___<br />
I<br />
owes n vote be remembered. *~*~-^———<br />
of thanks for<br />
the fine<br />
A PLEA TO THE GRADUATES<br />
work he has<br />
done this Though you go forth 'mid war-time dizzy reel.<br />
term. Our<br />
rnlliis *tfenj To fight your way through whirlwinds of despair.<br />
.•huck full of And stagger onward through a blinding muze<br />
en tertain- Choked with the dryncw of a dust-filled air.<br />
m«nt nnd<br />
fun. Our Waste not your tears on arid desert sands.<br />
school sipirit! That drink and dry or e'er your tear drops fall:<br />
was kept!<br />
high. What Or do but sift o'er pathways to your goal,<br />
goes for] Or paint mirages as you blindly crawl.<br />
Daw, goe-i!<br />
If you must moan in consecrated mood,<br />
for the other officers. <strong>The</strong>y came I<br />
through with flying colors. ' O'er ideals shattered by a War-lord's greed.<br />
Speaking of officer*. ex-Low- Lay up your sorrow in an eager heart,<br />
eliileH Bud Spiegel and (.tiry KrIII To nourish you against a deeper need.<br />
htTe breu elected president and<br />
Tice-ptenidcnt, respectively, of the Oh, keep your vision set on mountains high,<br />
U. C. soph cliuts. Geary Krlll will That edge the barren wastes you now must plod;<br />
be remembered as vicc-prexy when 'Tis in their shades your soul-sought treasures lie.<br />
attending here * year a (to.<br />
For there is peace, and gentleness, and God.<br />
We arc glad to know that De-j<br />
baters Clarence Kulxmstefn and<br />
—By Charles F. Walsh.<br />
Doris Thompson will nttend the<br />
: Northw*sttirn U. summer school<br />
for public sneaking ns a result of<br />
an article in this column. Good<br />
luck. Seniors Will Frolic as<br />
LcwrllilcM Win<br />
Many Hononi ;<br />
In all fields of endeavor, <strong>Lowell</strong><br />
students have teen extremely busy. Comic Characters Fri.<br />
And, as usual, they hnw walked<br />
home with their share of prizes.!<br />
For Instance, Journal Editor June<br />
in the funny pa-<br />
Sutton won honorable mention in<br />
R&W Out Friday<br />
thlii year's WIHhn. Alpha Cooper. .. , hU-h i-nior ....„<br />
Prire Contest In German. Patricia j this, you can believe li i it. bbecause<br />
an <strong>Lowell</strong>'s eagerly awaited Ki-d<br />
Moffit won the James D. Phelun | Friday all of the Kra*Juatcs*to*bc nnd White will be out Friday.<br />
Fund Rckular Scholarship in Art.<br />
tfchool dressed as Editor June Sutton hue picked<br />
Third place In the Veterans' of<br />
comie strip jn entirely different theme for the<br />
Poreitm Wars' city-witlc essay con-<br />
[characters. journal this time, "the present con-<br />
. test went to June Brooks.<br />
trusted with the past," in a unique<br />
, Fram sixth to third. That's the<br />
Warm Turns<br />
record uur traffic boys strung up<br />
For five term*<br />
in their annual review Irntt month.<br />
(he prmdi Winner of the Red ni>d<br />
. Nice coinjr, boys.<br />
II I' H hare White camera content lit Ilob<br />
watched senior Plumb, reg. 109. Annual Ed*<br />
Well, now Is ri-e time for nil<br />
day being cele- Itor June Sutlon announced<br />
icood editors (?) to say goodbye.<br />
brated. <strong>The</strong>y yeiiterduy. Plumb'* prize U<br />
Get before I sign off my hut<br />
have seen ho-<br />
column. I would like to thank the<br />
"free dancln* for two" at the<br />
bOH. cowboys,<br />
rcjre rditors and the rest of the<br />
Palace. generaUHly donated<br />
and bibir* pa«nstaff<br />
fur the fine work they have<br />
by that popular hutH'n mnn-<br />
Ing in revlew.l<br />
done. Ami here's wishing next<br />
Now, they are,<br />
agement.<br />
term's editor lou of luck.<br />
guing to have<br />
their turn at manner that rannot be revealed nt<br />
dressing up.<br />
Many of, the athletic hcrocswili,<br />
to school<br />
permen. Those<br />
intcd<br />
. friends will come as Felix<br />
the Cat, Pluto, or Mickey Mouse.<br />
' Today—Girls' Election Rally.<br />
Biff Dsnce<br />
AJune 10—Distribution of Red and .... traditional Senior<br />
Uanee will he held in I he gym.<br />
1 ; Musical itclcctioits, directed by<br />
; Miss Hazel Alexander, and accom-<br />
It ESI DENT<br />
id t tho<br />
3.1.1—Hop;*, Art<br />
by<br />
201—Homier, Paul<br />
Han*<br />
VICE-VltESIDENT<br />
305—Clayton. Carrin«<br />
22tf— Kenficld, Jackie<br />
201—Menarj*. Carol<br />
UNI—Solomon, Betty<br />
TKEASL'KER<br />
•lOCa—Bcrriman, In*inc<br />
100—Eddy, Bob<br />
SBCHETAKY<br />
.<br />
Joseph Eckart<br />
109—DeForde, Satnte;<br />
Valedictorian<br />
220—Morjcolis. Alan<br />
}of the Priests from Alitalia," by<br />
YELL LKADEIt Mendelssohn, will be played by the<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> orchestra.<br />
228—Schumacher, Don....<br />
Preceding,<br />
Preceding,<br />
the<br />
the<br />
latter<br />
latter<br />
will<br />
will<br />
be<br />
be<br />
the<br />
the<br />
CAFETERIA<br />
Skluie<br />
l<br />
to the<br />
h<br />
FIuic<br />
FI<br />
and<br />
d<br />
the<br />
h<br />
playing<br />
of the "Star-Spangled Banner, li<br />
ill—Ue. Charles<br />
i:W—Salinger, Herbert<br />
LOWELL<br />
303—Simon, Joan <br />
201—Sturtevant. Robert<br />
RED AND WHITE<br />
220—Minaker. Patricia<br />
201—Netson, Henry •——•<br />
35,000.00 SALE OF<br />
WAR BONDS IN MAY<br />
1 * led<br />
by R. O. T. C. Major Maxwell T.<br />
Jcmes.<br />
DIplomaM Conferred<br />
Mr. Stephens, <strong>Lowell</strong>V prlndp*l<br />
will confer diplomas upon<br />
graduates, uufeted by high senior<br />
registry teachers, Mendame* A. L.<br />
Bach, F. M. Crocker, M. IL Le-<br />
Seur, E. M. Olborn. Dr. F_ M. Mcr*<br />
tine, and MetMrs. I. C. Marker. R.<br />
Barry. L. S. Rerlough, A. E. John*<br />
uton, and M. S. Power.<br />
Graduates will" reassemble in<br />
the evrninir for the Senior Ball to<br />
be held this year at the Terrace<br />
Room of the Fairmont HoteL<br />
this time.<br />
< A su.-prise awaits all readers<br />
-— ~ 1" I when they turn to the senior<br />
vwo who »»vc always U c , *A wmp|ete chancP of<br />
- ac L?, UI An almost unbelievable total of<br />
$.15,000 worth of U. S. War Bonds!<br />
ami Stamps—cash enough to pur*'<br />
chase seventy jeeps—durinjjMay by<br />
the <strong>Lowell</strong> Volunteer S^n'ice<br />
?__l?. £r"S_»?Iii»tyl«<br />
styl<br />
ted.<br />
vcata has the . Iwen effected, „..? of which the «tu redents<br />
instead of their achieve*<br />
merits.<br />
Day<br />
nce will he held in the gym. Ann W!*Ie.<br />
A A ! <strong>The</strong> dance'commltfee bi headed Members of the Senior Day com-<br />
• •*•*•.! tar. Prnor-Bad Martin. Vice-Prezy m!tt« are Bab Knox. Max James,<br />
\ii*rs~luixit£ H HauCV and'3eerelary nd Scretary Con- Stevi Dotur, Wilicmay WiulDR.<br />
nie ^Ufkldtf. <strong>The</strong>r nltl b* ai-Bob<br />
von drr Lcttb, Mary Fletcher,<br />
Senior silted by-Cat Atkins, Kaj Bloom- Finnic ?iombo,: Janet Rico, Dav^<br />
^'oaLrt,' Stan Chariot.-Joe',Eckart Williaru. Willi oUrjorie .77elce., Car-<br />
y Hasstn, Bob Xewler, PhlKs barn '^Tyler.' Tyler. Culbert Atkins, Pat -Pat<br />
ftm. -.DolorM,7?Parodf,: Jlnth Hutching. Phil At Amtt, and d Bud<br />
~ lia,.RlUj WttUn^mnd Murtin. --<br />
;<br />
under Mrs. Covstcr.<br />
ThrnuRh the work of thbt Rruup.<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> ix well on its way to a<br />
Kual of $50,000. Thin achievement<br />
followed a pvhod of practically no<br />
wale* tbr fir*! few months of the<br />
/ear.<br />
Teachrr* Hare Helped<br />
OutJidu buyinc bonds has helped<br />
to rake the toUil an have the<br />
teachers' purchaich. Credit is also<br />
line them for their constant enjournvement<br />
of pupils to cooperate.<br />
Keslftlrleii that have bought constantly<br />
ttlncethe besinnlnr of the'<br />
drWc aro 102, 153, 154. 203. 207,<br />
316, 108. 105. 103. 131. and 319.<br />
Least response Has come from<br />
the low four's as a whole.<br />
Ruy for Victory<br />
Mrs. Coester mmtcud up the<br />
campaign. Its purpose and its need,<br />
with these words:<br />
**W* mutt-realize that we are<br />
now In the midst of a vital conflict.,<br />
. .. . <strong>The</strong> only wayui can help 1<br />
R.O.T.C. Hopes to<br />
Maintain<br />
Hoping to maintain It. l».t<br />
T. C, led by Colonel Bud Martin,<br />
>va<br />
" h«Pefu»y '»r word on the re-<br />
«»« f"!"<br />
the war effort Is buying stamps<br />
and bonds eoaklitently. We must<br />
remember that-to be. good Americans<br />
^ta'crtfice for our;country U es*<br />
1 Il"Peetlon. CnMen<br />
» lllt "> lr '> - »«»' WBh Mloolj<br />
tlirouirhout the country iu an<br />
"llonnr School" but year, Lowe!) :<br />
tape* again to be in this bracket.<br />
<strong>The</strong> R. O. also finished third high-<br />
Mt in th si<br />
« «h Corps Area.<br />
<strong>The</strong> ritle team this year took<br />
niHi term's military dance was<br />
held June 2, and amontr other functions<br />
there was n two-dny march In<br />
Marin County. June G ana 6.;<br />
<strong>The</strong> annual banquet will be held<br />
Friday wcnlntr, and - announce-<br />
-" •--- -m be<br />
<strong>The</strong> Second Annual Super- '<br />
fnLcndcni'i Review of the R.<br />
O. *T. C. of 'Saif'-Pstorliw -<br />
•£hfzh schools wfll Iv-heitlto-.<br />
'^rayrrow^flt l:30-.o<br />
canssacri<br />
sentiaL" -p-<br />
i *Joc3£.»* It;,<br />
wflttake place atlTexv SU--<br />
: dium and-tbe^pnbU^Uiln-^<br />
;-Tited..: r . .-.•' ^.rs&z?-
. THE LOWELL, TUESDAY. JUNE 0, 1042<br />
Testament of Senior Class s<br />
Various Jobs ForjJoe Smith, American,<br />
'42 Grads in 195211s Typical <strong>Lowell</strong>ite<br />
Jnnc 16, 1052. i<br />
Dear Dave; . \<br />
Do* you recognize that date?. You<br />
should. " . " •<br />
that day. And were we glad to'<br />
get out! Remember? .<br />
Boy!, the things that went on in<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong>! .Tho hilarious times we<br />
had!. And the gam* w'fl pulled!<br />
OK-well, those memories could'<br />
fill a book and this letter might I<br />
end up In book form it I don't gct|<br />
down to the main reason I'm writ- [<br />
By Carol Layman<br />
Commencement is in the offing. To that young senior— ;<br />
"Joe Smith, American"—this means the end of one phase of<br />
his life and the start of another. :<br />
It's pretty important to Joe Smith, this word "commi'iice-<br />
! begins to think in a more serious groove. Before<br />
he'd- always thought of;<br />
Picked by Seniors<br />
i , - . , ..,:i.<br />
LQWELL^PDPULARiWITH<br />
Given in Poems<br />
• poor persons ons who are. taking slip" to Incoming troth. Boi ell dance band, according to Dob<br />
receivers ra of f this ter term's group Sctraklan leaves htf palpitating Von Der Lieth. Studious Lucille<br />
'of high:seniors' ,»_u- - t—« T..i. Last wills Wills and __:i* heart to Ruth Gumbreclit. Renee Dldier wills her physics book lo<br />
.Testaments. <strong>The</strong>y prove tre» tres: Baron Is the lucky receiver of someone who can understand it.<br />
interesting! v: •- j Dolores l"arodi'a singing ability. To Brother Roland'<br />
"V Leslie Galvan merely leaves ail George Chichester bequeaths his Klchard Gee leaves his It. 0. T.<br />
herfun!7I in physics II to cou-i'"'' slie twelves to that up and C. ririe to Illtle brother llonatd.<br />
-.In M.rinrli. ftosalie Zaisler mm-1 coming tennis star, Morris Socko- Here'n a very thoughtful fellow!<br />
•' erou'ly wllh afX school's"55, ta». Nancy Barnett says, "I will Eddie Clinton will* his flat feet lo<br />
S l l noil l*SnGlris'Block £l ">>' *>ny apple- turnover to nnyono Uwell's first draftee. With Ihe<br />
rubber shortage In mind. Hill Uansudden<br />
' splurge of generosity, Figure It out yourself.<br />
dy ' wil will* his gym shoes lo Howard<br />
humbly bestows her excess honor mil llrown wills his baseball Gelelll.<br />
points Into a sinking fund for despike*<br />
to Charlie<br />
— ~<br />
Murnnrd.<br />
.<br />
UrsU' Jenn Mario Bont «iya, "I lea'<br />
la Wolff leaves her name to some my place as "shortie" of the Girl Sff<br />
spalring frosh. ; shy girl who wants lo blush. Frank Advanced Glee Club to Maiy Anne<br />
"BrolyP- gift** of i Clarvoe leaves the red zone around Slcele." Generously, Joan McCnf-<br />
A puxxle lo us Is- the the <strong>Lowell</strong> to all driven to park on. ferty wills her gym locker to a<br />
June Schmulisn. who In her Ilarbara Melealf leave* her half portion with n ga*<br />
"hairy arms and watch'<br />
locker lo "Ilroly."<br />
.Duane<br />
""""<br />
Tweed- empty.boltle or 11202 lo Connie<br />
dale gives hut swimming miuclea Cnolu. ll'» a bis arcrct, but Claire<br />
T mask. Patricia<br />
Slchcrin graciously lets Beth Outunn<br />
have a hoy not named Bill or<br />
... Llltle Gem" Lawrence. Georie! Welnhold. will tell anyone Inter.'Bob. Dorothy Smith Elves her<br />
Fortayon leaves what !a left ofj ruled how to open room 313. Rob.i southern accent to whoever wnnts<br />
his ambition lo same laxy soph, crt Illoek leave* his speaking abill-' it—sho''nuff.<br />
Connie V.'ll«on wills all her bor- ly and "polne" !„ Paul While.; I'oor June!<br />
rowed elolhra to Jean Tucker and, Ituln SchwedhHm wills her corner 1 uoUy i.nn,Cn loaves nil her<br />
Anlla Shlfflcr. 1 in Ihe courl lu any nalure Inver. trou|,iOT W|tn the fellas to June<br />
Well. Mow me down: Charlotte;''"' Olloleavc. her boolcroom Job . Wbiekkr—belter .luck. Junoll Malili<br />
l ll th bath lt lo Well. Mow me down: Charlotte;'"' Olloleac h<br />
Mlilinff leaves all the breath lost Karbara Kngler | LBin i th iver f the<br />
lo Dallas Rider:<br />
SENDOFFSPBIP<br />
I would I were an anne),<br />
Innocent as a tot,<br />
By Rob' Slurtevanl<br />
WW,, all the A's I have to Kot.l F,fly »5niS 3i\an't ba S<br />
Got<br />
- I wrong! g Doet Do t rtlinir state-<br />
t met ment leave lave - yiu hait? NoT<br />
Hud Martin: .Well Well, we e ihair eexplain.<br />
When a '<br />
I would I were a billowy cloud tj<br />
tonj parent rent ent ind« iend« his offspring to<br />
Floating overhead. • I <strong>Lowell</strong> t fi and andd<br />
ho h is i a principal riil at t ,<br />
With h all ll the th thing! thi I'm I' aiked -to another hi high school it only pro\» (<br />
•nt* . . . one _>» *l>fktM thing—<strong>Lowell</strong> F #i**»tl is fa all *itl Lt'd it's fa- f«» * i<br />
mous for. -3 < -<br />
Although the first statement was •-><br />
Frank Piombo:<br />
"slightly* exaggerated as there -<br />
I would I were on C. S. F., are only three high schools and<br />
My teachers not so rude. ! three lower grade principals who<br />
And afl.thc things I'd like to know,;havo sent children here,<br />
Knewcdl<br />
thU is still a good percentage,<br />
i 21 Parents Teach<br />
Dolores Parodi:<br />
, After a recent surrey' It waa<br />
I would 1 were a dickey bird, found that 21 <strong>Lowell</strong> pupils can<br />
A little springtime herald. say they have "parent teachers."<br />
t\ lime RpruiKiunB uvruiu, . —* -—.» , r, ••" CjJC ^L!,)<br />
With all the »o«K» I have to sing, Of these, elghl are high school<br />
Carolled. i teachers, four leach at grammar<br />
biekrbelter luck. J u l M<br />
:school*; two are proferisors at Cal-<br />
Karbara Kngler.<br />
r|c LoBinncu is the receiver of the I). Allan<br />
llfornia, one U at a luntor MiE"<br />
miffing up to the third floor loony ">' A Any old Old EExperiment*?<br />
different different hair-dos hair-dos of Jenn Jenn Uank. Dank. | lUill a little boy<br />
freshman. Bright is Glcnna Mar- 'f- Gene VnyMio Is to receive ail U* U Memlclson M l l leave* l hi* h "[lll "oily;<br />
tin who bequeaths her huw bottle H"; the old physics experiments of wood hair cut" lo Tom '<strong>The</strong> Duck . ,„ w] IIralI<br />
of peroxlle to dazilInK llnrbnra raii'ark Loughlln. Elaine Thibodcau Strel. Hero's • tall story! frank Wth all the<br />
Guldottl. Ain't love grand! May-1 (eaves n pair of shoulder pads to Gucrcna leaves hi* is «ix;f.t frame S<br />
nanl Smth. sentimentally leaves the frosh in locker room 123. John, to Jock Irvine. Joe Jc kcknrt jays,<br />
his heart nr.d slltxy to Barbara Oil , Umlntrom wills h!« parking space "I leyvo nil the ht hot air i I vo v ux_<br />
ver. I'at Lturphy wills her bench: 10 [j,u|, Schmidt. Scholar Jinn nelleil In nubile speaking-to »ne of |<br />
ut the court fiances to all wnll.i^w )cnvcs her eraser crumbs to thi' Anny humps. June Sutton<br />
flowers. nil who moke mistake*. Dorothy k'Jtvi'i* nil her henilai-hes as vclitor<br />
Ilctle I* Generous ; Warren'* gym shoe* nnd "suits' t'| I"' , next one. Ilila II r»u know the editor's middle nwne.<br />
resent <strong>Lowell</strong>.<br />
( • * • •<br />
He sheepishly grins us he However, some Interesting <strong>The</strong> paper his more Kraft than<br />
looks back upon former days; things turned up. tteven tree turgeons.<br />
those memory packed days of Of the 100 irirls questioned, 55 '<br />
life at <strong>Lowell</strong>.<br />
twr rent attend church rcnularly Just because you're clrcuUtloT<br />
and 43 per cent, often or occa- manaeer don't feel too important—•<br />
Looks Forward sionally. Only S per cent never go. that'!* an eighteen letter. combo<br />
Joe is nt the top of the Tabulstlons or the number or a for' stamp ticker.<br />
crest, and he ia looking back ti these ntudcnt* had moved<br />
• • • • : ' -, ,<br />
with wistful eyes, and looking ?!""*,<br />
<strong>The</strong> sports editor is usually tht ^crl<br />
forward with courageousiJi, ,0 .fiST",, V»<br />
clou character— •portlnjc itripe*. "<br />
You micht say he's the blic ihotof,^j<br />
^*!" •"?« E the<br />
ones... Underneath his bow- <strong>The</strong> fact that <strong>Lowell</strong> is the choice the Bout Artillery. And -i<br />
:h and talk he is a I"''many children, of army officers<br />
if c^teflo;ljT)e;«edy?iouji.<br />
>W. jnfy'eseifiBgcali'iJcverj-.tlme'?.<br />
1 — J<br />
ajcainv;yoa mlsht not. -<br />
• • • *<br />
"<strong>The</strong> Scene," . room SIX L( 4 .<br />
qalet Httlff nook—about an qolet ,!<br />
ft* pay. day at 2I«Ihleheia.<br />
;i- ; • - •••• • : • • -,:<br />
;<br />
\Vbat wltt<br />
!nioix«es;^and^Oeadlines,
Presenting a picturesque example of what<br />
happens when the camera Rets "shultcrilis"<br />
around the old red brick schoolhousc:<br />
: One more second and Track Captain I'hil<br />
Araot, extreme left, would have dashed right<br />
out'of the picture, but Joe Kckart. orator extraordlnnry.<br />
would probably liare pulled him<br />
back with that long arm. Prexy Dave Williams<br />
stands patiently waiting for "order in<br />
the court," as Dolores I'arodi gives oul with<br />
some sweet swine- <strong>The</strong> beautiful form (tennis,<br />
naturally) belongs to Net Star Rita Wleland.<br />
Usually as handsome as they come.<br />
Colonel Bud Martin was caught in one of his<br />
sterner moments (extreme right).<br />
"ra J. Cooper (J for juve-<br />
» n:icj, ntut you be so immodest<br />
, about your dainty shaped noggin?<br />
: <strong>The</strong>y're crowlnjr heir-longer these<br />
o*y»'or h»vcn*t you noticed? .-<br />
•;:Keti«d? Noticed wlwt?<br />
leaa Mayrisnl Smith'<br />
,_ Oliver.'-.- Abo Gloria<br />
and Bob 'Carrier.* We<br />
THE LOWELL, TUESDAY. JUNE 0. 1042<br />
All this and students, too! Anne Wiglc<br />
and Hans Ury arc right in the groove nnd<br />
hcat'ng it nut with Einstein and Avngadro<br />
(to jour left).<br />
What would a photograph depicting <strong>Lowell</strong><br />
jife be without n display of the typical dancing<br />
slySe? Jerry Coleman and Jeannelte Bravinder<br />
do it up right, as they glide off into<br />
dreamland. .Marge Hauck and Connie Glafkides.<br />
the dancing twosome on the right, execute<br />
the same difficult (?) steps, but with increased<br />
gaiety.<br />
Shirley'MacRac looks over the situation<br />
before arguing the issue, but those vitamin<br />
^ j - ? # 4 g ^ ^<br />
Teepee Tattle Tales<br />
Hambome Ransom MacBridc. It<br />
Is said bf feminine TO( n -,tVhelloberta<br />
.ll«tihew'it .cuie^ little • <strong>The</strong> odds are going up on the Freshman f<br />
Mrta'W Jerry. «Mm to Ummk- 'smnurtlwt Bea".°Brummel TWl has<br />
ingaa item ef tUiwIw*'.Dilto^newr taken-a girl out'in-airhS<br />
1 Hsshr?- j.Itomember..<br />
bora? ' ••••.'..- • .:'-i'-"^;::... . . •x-M«i>le'Waen«r<br />
seen with ariuind'<br />
some ti.tS..F. senior, yesiyw'
Cards Retain<br />
Swim Crown<br />
Ball Team Varsity y Relay<br />
PlaCCS 4th Wi Win Nips S S. II.<br />
Attain dominating tha local walerways,<br />
the strong <strong>Lowell</strong> swim<br />
THE LOWELL. TUESDAY. JUSE ». 1043.<br />
3 HD TITLE IN<br />
l<br />
with - Mlwion, w- , — —<br />
Ignatlul. the <strong>Lowell</strong> baseball team<br />
of the All-City Meet, taking a G7<br />
found Itsdf In third place in the to 51 varsity thriller, while the<br />
A. A. A. competitions.<br />
lightweights surprised with a 73 to<br />
Xowell lost to the Bears and triumph over second place St.<br />
Lions and were upset by the boys<br />
on the hill.<br />
Bill Brown deserves cheers for <strong>The</strong> thrill packed varsity affair<br />
his high batting average, Paul found <strong>Lowell</strong> hard pressed by St.<br />
£^i'^ P ?, u l ?£!,&'*,&£; I^ tiu Ity Hob<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> runners took 8 mlnuteu,<br />
17 arc! 7/10 second* of collective<br />
effort to establish themselves In<br />
the records as Champions-1942, Ian<br />
Mny 2.<br />
But behind thin were weeks of<br />
practice that brouKht them to a<br />
fim* itralned pitch for the ONE;<br />
meet—the blue ..'hipii were uown<br />
and the th Red ami am White tenm raked<br />
them in in. proving that a "Harris- Harris- •<br />
coached squad, given a iteming<br />
chance, h will ill come hhome<br />
the h vie- i<br />
»' hoMlne a 47 to 48 edge<br />
.... . .„ _ - !•« lhc l»te«nt was on d«k.[ His-; tont gh(ip|wrd ArnoIi .„ nrwt(r! »<br />
a catcher. Bob Cherry and Jerry tory wan repeated once again as Acclaim mu«t go to Sheppard,<br />
Coleman for consistently playing a tne GrannEs- Wiilliam*- Stafford -' who tallied fight _ dig point*; to<br />
« me ' h "° 1!h A cheerful old mammy<br />
named Hannah.<br />
Wlio'd liveil eighty yean in<br />
Savannah<br />
good game. .Wells retay iv*>m ewne HHUUKII «> Arnol, who miiwcd a new reconl<br />
'" ••••«•». --•-•. .,.-_ — ,,---, - _.—<br />
To the rest of the team: Mur-| " , !"* . . , , . by j of a ftccond a* I-athcr Time Sai,I—"Sho'nuff, III buy<br />
Defense Honda, 'cause I<br />
Am in luve with the Star<br />
Hannah!"<br />
low, Momanl. Simmons. Leibo- .*« cIule h Wlth a dean win. lawrhwl: and to Brciwler. for his<br />
wftx. and Newman, to Coach Mike Cop Fire Finis . upn«t win in the 100 yard datm. .<br />
vffW'vfik t0 i th niiV"p m "i>" l iS? 1 Vaciti « lhe C!inl '* foUrth * tra[ K hl ' Itecognitum must go to Wi*.<br />
S&lS&tt mailrTg<strong>The</strong> S title were thrve wins in the six! garUon "J^^-jJSSJl<br />
onp io remember. : event J. AS predicted. Captain for "och ,,iamed a leaf in the<br />
, Frank Grannis took the 100-free mythical victory crown. i<br />
Tennis Team<br />
'style with Clydu Burch winnimr Hardicnvc. Kcefv. Himhfield,'<br />
i th« lOO-breaKt stroke. <strong>The</strong> cm- Lowe, and Itonch were sadly over* I<br />
WillS XrOphV cial "^-rotay «ave <strong>Lowell</strong> the me«< l>ut \HOy Handkerchief I<br />
are the .(rally adding Up to victory Dry .those tea that you ml|cht|<br />
(tl the itood showing of the other<br />
nj mcmbvrH Stafford and William* -1<br />
Popular LoweII Teacher<br />
Leaves for New Yorlc<br />
Miss Wilson t<br />
Take Over<br />
New Job<br />
llrlp buy ihr pl»n*« >fvrl<br />
tanks nrnW la •maah<br />
itH- Ail.I S*** with U. S.<br />
for Music-<br />
Announced ; c *<br />
By Gloria Qttuidt ./<br />
Myitery of the month: <strong>The</strong>'JUappcarancu<br />
of Mi" Janet WJUon.<br />
Without warnine. <strong>Lowell</strong>'a offi.<br />
cial dance recoptioniit and mott'<br />
"be* orchlded" teacher vaniihed.<br />
New York, it lecmf, called h«p to<br />
fulfill an Important defense po«I.<br />
tlon Immrdlatelr.<br />
Th« trreat mrs*<br />
tvry cincerni th*.<br />
nature of her position.<br />
Man in View<br />
Quote Mr. Stephens;<br />
<strong>The</strong> ta'eh<br />
of the f aca |tv<br />
ty think that a<br />
man U involved—<br />
nuthlnr I«M than<br />
a colonel!" Bat<br />
who known?<br />
Mil* Wileon<br />
graduated from<br />
I/jwtll in 1922,<br />
thus endine an active<br />
high school<br />
career. She then<br />
turned her mannet<br />
i * m to tht<br />
Berkeley campui,<br />
there becomlnc<br />
sirW none and<br />
cheer leader ami<br />
member of the Bis<br />
prey meet finalit, Mny 11-16. r.0. while \\'~ll* and Mr.yer rrpral- J/<br />
»--'•»: a score of 6-1. G f. for „, (n (h 22n< SorrU cndrd ,hir(1<br />
h C th<br />
' whiir ffJrSl '" * 100-bww and Eddy in*<br />
Jocltolov gained firth in the IOO.frt?r. Brewer and<br />
7-5. c-:i. to capture th*» double* C«p*> handled the diving grace*,<br />
prize. In ti-am points, the singles taking n »ecMid nnd fourth.<br />
scon* was H5.il, and the doubles Amazing I iirhtweiehtt<br />
" <strong>The</strong> other alneles player* in the wi:h n Iitttc more *"*• tIu '<br />
meet wen? Bill Beale, Paul Jacob- lightweights made it eight in a<br />
son. Warren Mangels, while the re- r,,-.v. with :. 'J puint margin, feumaining<br />
iioublcs stars consisted of ........i i... •*:»... /•»*» htn..,.. A»r;i * •*»/•<br />
Douglas Cnrtwright and Howard t« «•'^ fivi? fm nlaew awl II r«-<br />
Smith. Jack Crawler and George 1 « lJ - T ' ly m" 11 ^ ***** brokt " lhe<br />
hU the fact that that mouled ««»«^« Announced j ne*tiw at Lick<br />
mt,n# thnt fOI,hioncp »t fiwi- I After her graduation in 1£»M, 1<br />
Jicvm. Coach Kl-mur-r HarriM <strong>The</strong> foltowinK are the cuunvi in | nhe returned to San Francifco /<br />
w II In- around. a« (wr usual. <strong>The</strong> instrumental mumf at I.uw«;ll t» be j and hc^nn her teaching r»rwr :<br />
' '< "" f<br />
Uebes and Everett Gould and only record of the day, clipping 2.3<br />
Lester Price. scvonds iff the old mark.<br />
k II In und. a (r u<br />
taken by b muKical-inlndt'tl i l i d j student*: dt j | at t James J Lick Lik Junior J i High. |Uh<br />
itoSMnltt* Orchrxlra (String..):; In 1»^. MIM Wilson came to Low-<br />
Students with about nix months' I «'• where she taught girls physfrvhestralinstru-<br />
I education and was social a*J-<br />
GALS<br />
ment.fi-r<br />
and faculty riding adviser.<br />
lUxinnint: Kami (lira**): stu- All Lowirll regrets the leavta*<br />
with six month*' experience of one of its most popular facility<br />
un band instrument.<br />
members. e Her Hr interest i s t in ffrU ff'.rU' ,<br />
lutrrmrdiate Orchcxlra; For r sportii pt and central centrl activities actiities mu '<br />
with atHiut one year's train-1 part<br />
prt<br />
of<br />
f Lll'<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong>'s<br />
trditin<br />
tradition. Beit<br />
Bit<br />
'<br />
r .'" At least that's what<br />
h^<br />
ani;" w<br />
tT»,ru,,yTnor.,,Tm,^ he diam<br />
on tilt squad! Urap? will be Jerry Coleman and Dob Cherry. Xo basetall<br />
player, will-be allowed to participate, *<br />
" End of litll "<br />
SL'V.te'^J*? *Wi o :'i."J I i,. fo i. u . i .! i . t .f!! ! out-rowetl Ilalboa by puttlntr on a<br />
last lair sprint to take a five-foot Kelly, und Itowertl. Co\inc<br />
decision. Breakins a half mile waM Martin.<br />
. . . deadlock, they put on the heat to<br />
Varsity Clone |<br />
•Denver" down St. Icnatius by two lemtths Despite a not«so-j:ood record, the<br />
in the clincher.<br />
varsity made a Kood ahow of it by<br />
bcatine Balboa by four lengths and<br />
15 Man Turn.Out losing to Galileo and Mission by<br />
Leadla* the succeasful combina- close one-lenxth margins.<br />
tion were Itua Silrerman at the advanced<br />
starboard position and Bob<br />
Holaten at port stroke. Duma,<br />
•acchl. Butler, Welnmafr Orr. De.<br />
vine. Swartz. arrrll:<br />
3, Coliei,; :, Glafkldcs; ar,
| Waahinf Ion-<br />
Xo«el| (iwr<br />
Today<br />
THE LOWELL<br />
=1N FIT^NCISCQ'S OLDEST HIGH SCHOOL-<br />
Volume SI, No- 1 Son Francisco, California, Wednesday. September 30, 1042<br />
Editor's<br />
Colyum<br />
Sgt. Jack Patterson of U. S.<br />
In Eagle Game TToda^r<br />
; By Bob Sturlevant •'<br />
Wartime <strong>Lowell</strong>—his it changed<br />
po radically In ten Bhort month*?<br />
In (hat old pep and spirit gone?<br />
We don't think so, but the proof I*<br />
New <strong>The</strong>me for<br />
entirely up lo you. each and errry<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> student I<br />
Newcomers Picked<br />
With our second game of the<br />
season today, wo can no out to<br />
Kezar and yell and cheer louder<br />
! <strong>The</strong> "Xcwcomcr's Reception" will<br />
and longer than ever Iwforc. Wo<br />
; l>e this yi-arV wctcomo to those<br />
can crt out there and show our<br />
| new at <strong>Lowell</strong>. <strong>The</strong> program has<br />
team that we're behind them 2,000<br />
; a completely different theme from<br />
utronjr.<br />
Wo may not Ret so many rallies<br />
j those of former terms. In keeping<br />
and double lunch periods thin term,<br />
but if it's possible. Mr. Stephen*<br />
wilt do hi* host to hnvc nil he can.<br />
Regard I*"" of restrictions, we<br />
know that <strong>Lowell</strong> will make that<br />
showing that has kept it on top<br />
these many years.<br />
Ret out to that game today and<br />
nupport YOUR team—It's working<br />
for you.<br />
Lincoln fiai. _<br />
25-0! Sure that was a swell<br />
rcorc. <strong>The</strong> team wan playing for<br />
all it wan worth, and that stands<br />
for a lot on thin season's talent*<br />
heavy aggregation. Today we expect<br />
even more of the Lowoll root-<br />
Inir section. You were right behind<br />
our boys at the last game, but you<br />
can even do belter. Those of you<br />
who for some inexcusable reason<br />
couldn't make the MustnnK tattle,<br />
be on hand for the opening It Irkoff<br />
thin afternoon. <strong>The</strong> Iwini needs<br />
you! _ _ _^_____ _ _<br />
Ma>' we nUKBc*t that you pur j "*"<br />
more attention to ynur yell trad- IltrcV that man again! Only thin lime he'x In the Marin<br />
? Don and M* two aM*l»tant*, - . . . ... ..<br />
CU d W Si<br />
1<br />
Chances Bright for^ 1<br />
Indian Grid Eleven<br />
Dy Bob Basse<br />
<strong>The</strong> George Wnshington Esgles<br />
would sacrifice their last feather<br />
for a victory over <strong>Lowell</strong> this aftcrnoon.<br />
' '"-<br />
Coming up against n school that<br />
they well wish could be called their<br />
i with tmditlon, surprise fs one of "traditional rivals," they arc still<br />
j the big elements.<br />
bitter and beaten from the 25-0<br />
' All students new to tre school pouncing hv the Commerce Bull-<br />
j will be received by the two honor dogs scarcely a week ago.<br />
societies, the Shield and L and the <strong>The</strong>y see <strong>Lowell</strong>, already termed<br />
1<br />
Scroll nnd L, who are arranging"the<br />
cocky, vain Indians by the<br />
I the program. Through them tho Chronicle, fresh off a bit; score win<br />
• frfuhmun will be Introduced to<br />
j <strong>Lowell</strong>'s many and varied activities. LOWELL LINE-UP<br />
<strong>The</strong> cntertnlnmcnt is In tho able : «im, left end; Morris, left tackle:<br />
I hands of Jim Oliver.<br />
ISlrei. left guard; Bull, center; Ed<br />
j Mi»M Lacoste Sponsors<br />
Itennril, right guard; Soekalov,<br />
right tackle; Buchanan, right end;<br />
I This program, n* well as theMornard,<br />
quarterback: Oral left<br />
j other duties nnd wrvfecs nf tho so* halfback: Fuida, right halfback; Ir*<br />
' cietles. In planned with the ntvei- vine, fullback.<br />
) fnilim* help nf Miss Laconte. vice*<br />
j principal and dean of girls.<br />
WASHINGTON LINE-UP<br />
j Discussion nf the reception It, England, right end; IE. W.<br />
started at the first meetings of the Smith, right tackle; I', Draalerno*,<br />
term colled by Presidents Barbara | rIKhl guard: B. Durnal. center; Z.<br />
'Ijur.""'! Ceoree Lkbes, of the I Kaplan, left guard: 1. fllirksberg.<br />
'Shield and Scroll, respectively. j left tackle; P"DU»OI«. left end: ft<br />
I Members for Term ', '• Smith, auarlerbsek: A. Manboi<br />
<strong>The</strong> other officers of the Shield I ."•*.''«!"<br />
y<br />
*<br />
,<br />
• - •<br />
l L"}" a ''i' Sulherland, left<br />
,-. . . ; I mr for the [iiu KiiniiiK coming icim term lire: are: Vicc- l"'fl""*: Flynn. fullback.<br />
flee-<br />
ri» tnai man a »•>">• «nij «tn* uuir iicn HI me .•!«•• ••••.-n. r* It!AlEt! inc iiwm* »«*'*•« 11ft* till Wanda McKenxic nndover<br />
courageous Lincoln, and<br />
1 nt Wanda McKenXiC nni<br />
Mine Wlaw »lH.vr tiportini* the neritrantV »f ripm i» mint other than: seVrSary Georgene Britton <strong>The</strong> —<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong>'s faviirilr nrrviee man. Jack ratlerxin. Scribvx «n <strong>The</strong>' membiTKhin i* made un of Emily f tempted to overlook them In favor<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> Maff. or in journalism well rfmrmlicr him as one of the A)ijj,on Catherine Brash Marion o *" mare Mnrii Mian. »r in ji,ur.ii.ii»m »vn "»'"'«• »»« »* "•'«;«, Alllxon, Catherine Brash. Marion<br />
respected opposition In<br />
**»_~..j* prnui *Hnu« mow! «—lji.»f tnlnrfu] nl •*»• perMmniTf*. *-•_«««. it *MJ Prwrnlinif 1*rs»fe.>nlinir nim liivn a n placf|tic «ins>tfalli» IN Its Mm. UrM_ hurnmiN • » . \larv *. Cflmnhetl *» •.. Darin - latter »-*.__-. season. — . —<br />
Ituel linker, in honor£f the .Marine-, hl.lurl«; stand „„ Wake l.l..i:|S; Xlic? DrSFn. MarJoVie That one factor, overconfldence.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Maff lakw (hl» clunro in «ay: "Hi, chief! ' fialvan, Helen Johnston. Mildred<br />
b.5<br />
h<br />
F«7fAn v^tm tRn ,innnri,tr.. nf Vn JOCK rOdCr IleailS the mlKMy 1'aniWl Py .tir. Uglily ailll .nr. Mtr- liuicnvr. au. ni.vcr.ian.<br />
rffes amHt mav S te ka°d thai? triumvirate that will KUlde the: pcnsidn will >ro to Centcrvllle. Tho»e. Ken Wells.barren<br />
&lMIdlu m ?KlnB?vtaKtnem!'!'';h «nl.r class to graduation.; J,,y, „,„ ll • l« Stan DeForde. .MembiTS scrv-1 Nobody ever said the Rlchraonders<br />
Congraui Oepnrtmenl . I ine ihi» yunr are Kd Barthold.! lacked anyth'nj- In the spirit side.<br />
Tor inVlrTunofuI shSwInTat X« cimpafenlnu- within fifiy feet A Kroup of one hundred <strong>Lowell</strong>' Oeome Bull. Ilol- Bd.lv, Leo Kills,; Whether that will be enough to<br />
inepatrFo'leXemonle.on'.SundaJlorthe polls was the rule Septem- slu.lent. are scheduled to help with; Alan *«'«•. ^/"{jjL^j? S'^i "«j« °« "">•"
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p.ssv<br />
1100 IbrHrllrtalU S«n Pnnelaeo.<br />
•' u v. a. e. K ambm n—<br />
LOWELL STAFF<br />
ppiT<br />
_BOB STURTEVANT<br />
Managing Edltor_ — Joan Simon<br />
Feature Editor.. . Ha Sullivan<br />
Sports S t Editors—Bud EditB Silverman and Bob Busse<br />
Girl Sport! Editor.. June Gunner<br />
News Blitor—; . Bert Burns<br />
Circulation Manager .—Louise Manhehn<br />
REPORTERS<br />
Iub.1,-<br />
Welcome to Another Group<br />
Of Future <strong>Lowell</strong> Leaders<br />
Down <strong>Lowell</strong>'s corridors have trod<br />
many an ambitious young newcomer. Now<br />
we welcome another group of <strong>Lowell</strong>itci.<br />
the freshmen.<br />
We know you. You are those busy folk<br />
who scurry down the halls to class just a<br />
trifle foster than the "old-timer." We<br />
know, too, that you are the future leaders<br />
who will carry on tradition after the rest<br />
of us are graduated. We have our eyes<br />
on you because we realize your ambition<br />
and capability. We entrust you with our<br />
greatest pride, or now we say, YOUR<br />
greatest pride, <strong>Lowell</strong>.<br />
It doesn't take you loni; to get accustomed<br />
to thin newness. You have already<br />
begun to settle down, make new friends,<br />
acquaint yourseifves with the surroundings<br />
and feel like part of our miniature<br />
democracy.<br />
You have found that at <strong>Lowell</strong> the<br />
doors to learning are always open, and<br />
that during your four year stay, you will<br />
pass through many such open doors.<br />
WELCOME!!!<br />
Nea Students Comment<br />
On <strong>The</strong>ir Nalioe Lands<br />
A seaport like San Francisco attracts people<br />
from every comer of the world. <strong>Lowell</strong> has Its<br />
•hare of newcomers, too. <strong>The</strong>y come from every<br />
section of the United States. Among the new<br />
ttudents are also some from Canada, Australia,<br />
the Canal Zone, and Hawaii.<br />
Norma Goudy, Re*. 300. hails from the wheat<br />
country of Calgary, in Alberta, Canada. Sho finds<br />
San Francisco very different from her hometown.<br />
"No dlmouts there" she recalls, "and the weather<br />
is better—no to* to freeze in!" She was happy<br />
about the rate, .of exchange, "lough. Canadians<br />
make ten eenta profit on every dollar.<br />
From Roosevelt High School in Honolulu,<br />
T. H, are Phoebe Pa-.on anil Charmaine Beckman,<br />
who have been In this city for three months.<br />
Phoebe has lived in Hawaii all her life and remarks,<br />
with a glance out the window, that she<br />
would Just as soon be back there. Charmaine<br />
shuddered when we mentioned poi—she detests it. v<br />
Peter and Warren Scott have been at the<br />
Army Post In Balboa. Canal Zone, for three years,<br />
and returned to San Francisco in a convoy with<br />
Army families: uul workmen, and survivors'<br />
from sunken ships. * • *<br />
Fete hauled c shiny Panamanian sliver dollar<br />
from his pocket and exhibited It. adding tut<br />
there m also coins of om-i|uarer, one-half and<br />
one and one-half cents. Thore are only two seasons<br />
in Panama, he says—the rainy season, ten<br />
months Ions;, and the dry season, when hot wjidj<br />
blow. '-' ,<br />
Dick Ktble. from "way down under" informs<br />
us that Australians order their milk shakes at a<br />
Stuff and Things<br />
.THE LOWELL, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1842'<br />
Teepee Tattle Tales |<br />
Another term-*moro Teepee!<br />
Happy? We are, too.<br />
Many <strong>Lowell</strong>iles spent light,<br />
happy weeks at summer school.<br />
Among them was that famous cutup,<br />
"Noisy" Nahman. Johnnie<br />
Stephens was seen at Lake Taboo<br />
and, of course, lots of. Indians<br />
iloncin'. prancin', and romancin* at<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong>'s favorite spot on the river.<br />
Carol Layman says It was her first<br />
After meandering around a bit<br />
here In <strong>Lowell</strong> and doing a little—<br />
shall wo say "«leuthin«"?—we<br />
came upon our own Frankio San-<br />
Con!, dreaming as usunl. Thin time<br />
•• - orlto . . . that all<br />
ho^<br />
£C SSSt'ci Uj^SA^<br />
fflWET.-. Teddy°S£!jf 1 o t rd li .nd:<br />
Ift ^S-ff^ "i<br />
ncr entering <strong>Lowell</strong> just _<br />
"Toolnle" lcavex. . . . Jnckle<br />
Jenkins liken that, but definitely<br />
. . . she always did like blondes<br />
anyway, so she tsald.<br />
Quite a little fracas at <strong>The</strong><br />
Den" some little while back.<br />
Wholesale swapping of pins, rings,<br />
etc.. with Route Loviner coming out<br />
on top ... as usual.<br />
Notes at : andnm: Watch those<br />
Bennett twins. Ed nnd BUI . . .<br />
nomc fellows, and O. K. In our<br />
\ioo\u . . . Pat Brandon, cute<br />
little soph, having a (rood time nt<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong>. . . . Art Hoppcs powder<br />
blue convertible with the<br />
nlaid scat covers, which features.<br />
Incidentally. Barbara Guidotti every<br />
mom and eve. , . . What*<br />
ever happened to the "only one<br />
week" romance of hlond but cute<br />
Ruth Sanford and Frank "One of<br />
Thoie Boyi" Burke? . . . Who<br />
else saw Audrey Hanson nnd Buth<br />
Ouuen enjoying Yosemlte** sports<br />
and an "oh no cute" mail clerk?<br />
Old Old News: Jackie Wise and<br />
Jack Irvine. _ , t<br />
Glad to nee Gert Burgard back.<br />
<strong>The</strong> school wasn't complete. Sorry<br />
about the accident. Hear Nell<br />
O'Donnell had n g*»d Urn** at thit<br />
dance the other night . . .<br />
Great time had. by all at Helen<br />
Want'-, house, September 4th<br />
. . . especially "Hick** Hawler.<br />
. • . Nan Travcrso doesn't Mem<br />
to iikn conceit . , . Better<br />
Rumor has It that<br />
Is not Jnclf-<br />
S' ifXTonow^contaln, any<br />
''• thine true or pertaining to fact, It<br />
r ;i « furelv Inelltntal ,n"il no fault<br />
f ^ the cutest-Jun.<br />
K'erthan the-weetest-Frlt-<br />
the lo,,e.,-Bar-<br />
Quieter than the quietest—Marilyn<br />
Wlsslng,<br />
Have you noticed 9<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong>'s sweetest twosome ax of<br />
last term. Violet Vincent and Bob<br />
Eddy. Dolores Mojica i- Mill holding<br />
the interests oi the older Vayssie.<br />
<strong>The</strong> younger Vaysaie In<br />
either undecided or hasn't got "it."<br />
Some girls find It hard to choose<br />
between the army and the navy,<br />
don't they, Pat Mmaker?<br />
Howard Dank Is too busy play-<br />
ing hia trumpet to notice the girls<br />
—but but theyre they're not too busy to no no*<br />
tkc Dank? Listening, Howard?<br />
^t Krill. she's pcttlnfc there or<br />
Is she. Bob?<br />
Farewell, AH<br />
IN MEMORIAM volvcd In the war. His thoughts<br />
We mark the pMstne of AH Ban strayed to his friend, M. K. Gand-<br />
Jo, ttometimes called "All's Secrehi, nnd the column suffered from<br />
tary." with great sadness. inattention. Now half Ju former<br />
<strong>The</strong> 3Etc „ Itcd first saw All - when — six*, the answers wore evasive,<br />
even Faul Orsi was too young to without the straightforwardness<br />
grow a "Up Hollywood." <strong>The</strong> for- ut his hcydey.<br />
eign-born student, here on a achol*<br />
nlcknam,*? him. Sickly a!£p C ^t^Sara<br />
a sorrowful sight to see<br />
nlcknam,*? him. Sickly a!£pi5! 'i5! fcfc^KStj.<br />
-THE LOWELL. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30" 1842<br />
181i^lII?SPiiiftlP#e^t^^<br />
Indians Pour It On in<br />
First Five Minutes!<br />
'*• "Gassed bj'team play, <strong>Lowell</strong>'s<br />
Model "T" erun.'hed over Lincoln<br />
to a;wol|.oiled 25-0 triumph but<br />
I<br />
Thursday at Kezar. T<br />
, Nary a sputter marred the oner-!<br />
rations, ns "Our Boys" proceeded<br />
CU1R§ EL<br />
Team Not Too jSnioothy<br />
Soft Touch in Washington Eagle?<br />
<strong>The</strong> 3942 "Model T" hnsstarted rolling, and haii.definiteiyS ...<br />
surlously to register two crowd-1<br />
! pleasing touchdowns In the gamo's<br />
first five minutes and give the<br />
Cardinals > working eilRo tho 1<br />
established itself as the team to beat As to the actual ;V<br />
strength of the team there in one biff question, mark. Lincoln,<br />
the first test, .was green and inexperienced, and consequently •<br />
ragged, proving nothing aH to the actual pressure tho Cards<br />
Muaungk never qulto could recover can stand up under. Today, against Washington, whc'haven'c<br />
from.<br />
beaten the Cards since '38, the "T" • _<br />
Touchdown numbov one was tho<br />
surprise. Established in Lincoln<br />
faces another green unit. <strong>The</strong>se!years. Hike is again steering •<br />
territory before two minutes Low- early season soft touched, which J winning <strong>Lowell</strong> grid machine under<br />
ell counted on Paul Orsi's fade- often damage tears*, will give the same gloomy shadow* of war.<br />
back pass that splralod inugly Into Coach Voynu a chance to smooth It was In 1921 when Hike<br />
elusive Charlie Howard's hands in<br />
ths pay-off tone.<br />
out his raugh-in*spots grid machine switched oTrr to American football<br />
Tho Baber, playing their first<br />
for the mid-sear-on toughics. Last That year, also, he put Card team*<br />
league sneountrr. punted on second ychr, this very situation hit <strong>Lowell</strong>, up as Mr. Big*, and has never re-<br />
after tnc klckoff, and Oral gal- wd, if not for the alcrtneu of the linquished that hold. In a twentyloped<br />
Into Mustang pacturcs. team, would have meant the title. one ye*r stretch as arid mentor, his<br />
MomarJ got thrrt. and then In the opener, <strong>Lowell</strong> T'd" off on record alone puts him as the city's<br />
ChW Jrvlne. jaw let. smaihcd<br />
down the thf r.ittdtc mKdlc for -10 40 yards, to<br />
Wcshlngton. the cellar-dwellers, 351 top coach. It reads: 7 champion<br />
add six more big ores. he con<br />
to 7, and in the nixt tilt, when they | ships, 8 seconds. 3 third, 2 fourths,<br />
version. Again failed.<br />
came up against the first division > and only one team out of the fint<br />
LOWRII next started to roll on Commerce bunch, they fell apart.;division.<br />
their 42. With Mort Roach's kneehigh<br />
catch, and Irvine and Oral Backfield Clicks Mike Again<br />
power, the Indians went to Lincoln's<br />
14, before being checked. Althoujth the "T* never went i <strong>Lowell</strong> every year walks away<br />
<strong>The</strong> loser's longest march followed;<br />
and without the stellar piny<br />
of linemen McLaughlin, Sockalov.<br />
Morris, and Strei. the Lincoln score<br />
Off to the races again, Paul Orel slips through Mustang defenders, re- would have betn more than a hope. welke but""th. '{£»«! \ll!!e.? ill "•«• «>-yanl line fights. Even in<br />
turning a punt to the Lincoln 40. Although not scoring, Orsl'ii <strong>The</strong> '•T" found itself in definite<br />
pausing and running featured the Card** seventh consecutive scoring position on the Red and<br />
loaded with dynamite. Charlie' 10-10, when the <strong>Lowell</strong> bait club<br />
triumph. —Courtesy <strong>The</strong> Chronicle. Yellow's ten in the last Period. Moinard, filling the key quarter- dropped out of tho first division,<br />
Parry! Richardson engineered the<br />
third score, Dick Calendar romp- pwulnir. pwulnir. Tho right hnlT hnlT jpot, I y .<br />
winner.<br />
THAT EAGLE GAME I GOOF FOOTBALL injr over from the five.<br />
whih which hd had b bwn doubtful, dbtfl come out; <strong>The</strong>n In 1941, he pulled the "hn-<br />
Andrew BacigalupJ finished Lowwith Herb Fuliln, the human tat- noulblo" T out or hl> b»)t "f tricks,<br />
ell's tallying bv intercepting Mo-<br />
(Continued From Pace 1) Encouraged by a turnout of<br />
tcrlni; mm, and ipccily Mort' Not only did ho win the championrasch's<br />
pass and booting the con- K^^^t . -LE— !_--* Lf. Hfn *-> — *I_—» J^--.—<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> rah-rah will decide. As It forty buys, whom he termed us version for 25-0.<br />
loach.<br />
looks now, the scales balance In, "better than average," the frosh- <strong>The</strong> rugged work of Buchanan.<br />
Red and White favor. fnoph football mentor, Conch Llghty.<br />
Bull. Horn, and Sim must be men- Irvine Rambles<br />
nu-ntloncd.<br />
<strong>The</strong> lino Is solid and deep In ev- j is putting tho team through its.<br />
Let ft be said that <strong>Lowell</strong> won'backs rents on J<br />
ery position, Ask the men who paces daily at the old stadium um in wont through for a scant hundred' preparation for o p j i<br />
yards' gain last Thursday. jgame schedule with tho Lincoln<br />
Ends Buchanan, Sim, and Cha-j "goofs" on October 8. Strewing<br />
neyt the "Biz Kids," did their jobs, the physical fitness program,<br />
well. We'd like to ses them pull; Couth Ltjrhty puts the boys<br />
down more than one Oral pass, | through n vigorous program of;<br />
come playing time. [ calisthenics before practice.<br />
If Bull, tho Bennett combo, Mor-1 Unlike their big brothers, the<br />
rii. Strei, Horn, and Sokalov tacklelittle<br />
Indians do not use the tricky<br />
as vlcluxily as In the Lincoln en- "T" formation, but rather straight<br />
away stuff.<br />
LOWELL AAA SCHEDULE<br />
Although Mr. Lighty hasn't<br />
made up his different squads, he h<br />
Sept. 30—Washington it Kt> has given out a list of his better<br />
zar.<br />
end and backs. <strong>The</strong>y are George<br />
Oct. 9—Sacred Heart at V. Dow, Charles Conron, Tony Di An-<br />
S.F.<br />
drea, Rober Torres, Douglas S*o-<br />
Oct. 16-Galileo at Kezar. vil. Eugene Trcasrou, Donald Tier-<br />
Oct. 21—St. Ignatius at U. ney, AI Jonta, Roger Johnson,<br />
S, F.<br />
Oct. 27—Mission at Kezar.<br />
Steve Marx, Warren Simmons, Bob<br />
Nor. 10—Commerce at Ke- Fagan, Pete Schoonmnker. Bill<br />
Evers. Larry Wolf, and Don Pettit,<br />
Xor. 26—Poly at Kezar.<br />
Dec 2—Batboa at Kezar.<br />
Klckoffs of the afternoon Papooses will<br />
games are at 3:30: Saturday<br />
games at 2:30.<br />
Start Season<br />
cannier, then the Eagles had best "Prospects are good, but don't<br />
bring along a king-size bottle of hold your hopes too high," said<br />
nibbing liniment for screaming Coach X'cff, mentor of the light-<br />
Jex* after the game.<br />
weight basketball teams, with his<br />
*Tts bandied about that "Iurs- usual optimism.<br />
Ie" Orsi Is again set to ramble, as M**. Voff prvdicU a good season<br />
Mr 1041, and that serves to brighth<br />
i<br />
1 "hip, but his "T formation" drew<br />
the largest crowds In the history of<br />
the local prop league. <strong>The</strong> <strong>Lowell</strong>-<br />
Poly battle alono recorded 37,000<br />
. <strong>The</strong> boonfboom power of thefans<br />
moro than many 11<br />
Let ft be said that <strong>Lowell</strong> won'backs rents on Jack Irvine's shoulbecause<br />
of *..— team-work, . over a came,! _ derm. . Against . . wt unco|n he proved big collego game.<br />
nfoht * tougher opponent than those digits!himself an All-City AU* threat, and Is Reign of Terror<br />
,. .., ..ading the loop In yards<br />
sained from scrimmage. As for ricking u>> where they left off<br />
I'aul Oral, the real spark of thelast<br />
November, the <strong>Lowell</strong> T* will<br />
YARDSTICK ;"T," he Is the claw of the league: be out for Its eighth straight win,<br />
'everything he don t* or A)l*CIty and will try lo keep, its goal line<br />
,|ni calibre..<br />
untouched for the fifth lime Is *<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> Lincoln<br />
'jw. Another Interesting fact about<br />
Yards gained scrim.. ...210 118<br />
Yds. lost scrimj<br />
Voyne Goes For Eighth the "T and its dominance Is that<br />
... 20 21<br />
Net yards scrim.........<br />
j For the third time In a<br />
in Its nine games it has never been<br />
_190 97<br />
Passes attrmnlrd ... 10<br />
[lone, long history, a <strong>Lowell</strong> foot-<br />
scored upon In the first half.<br />
712<br />
Pause* completed — .. 4 ball team takes the field under<br />
Passes had inter- .. 2<br />
, wartime conditions. <strong>The</strong> first time In a recent gnme of chance<br />
Yds. gained pass _ 43 10 ! wui during the Spanish-American against the feature page, the sports<br />
Total yards<br />
I War. Thosu were the days when department took over halt of the<br />
pasS'Scrim.-.—.... ...291 128 1 touchdowns netted 4 points and theletter<br />
bpx which hangs outside the<br />
First downs ... 10 5EIE conversions 2. <strong>The</strong>n, nineteen years<br />
office door . . . so if any of<br />
Fumbles<br />
... 5 later, during World War I, It was<br />
you, athletes or otherwise wish to<br />
Own fumbles rec. . _. 2 rugby. That year. Mike Voyne wax<br />
comment on any artlcie, pcrsonM-<br />
Penalties :. _ 7 coaching and put out a winning<br />
Ity, or any new Idea," drop LS sTllne<br />
.uuvlimK U1IU |IUV UUb • WlllillHK*. • . but don't give us too much<br />
Yds. lout pen. . _. 45 35<br />
team. Now, after twenty-five more rope!<br />
No. of puntH..... _— ... 8 10<br />
Av. length punts ... 28S 26.6<br />
Av. length punt ret— _ 8.5 •1.8<br />
Only Six Veterans :<br />
Returning for Soccer,<br />
W. ( ' T * ..liy abt veterans return-?<br />
inr «iic <strong>Lowell</strong> soccer team, prac-<br />
*: 'air dally at the Ucach Chalet,<br />
h. > nirh honelt of brineinfc another<br />
K.- '.,,. jiiahlp back to the pchool.<br />
•/ ; 'lx returning veterans are<br />
P». .upper. Georjre Gromceko,!<br />
Dot: £chumaktr, and John Hard-i<br />
eravb, forwards: and Victor Bota-1<br />
pcrie and Paul Yde, bacta. All &aw!<br />
. ,. - , , . ..plenty of action last year. <strong>The</strong>irt<br />
because of tho good material that j experience will be a valuable assct|<br />
^.rr^ hr ln °dTrv;:^r.o^orkS<br />
wS£r.ho l wod hl a" brlef'S n'j— "£ £ %***«£ 'jaS^ecVK" WarKn !<br />
hi. booming touchdown gaHop ^Z^^^L^^^fS^^ff^SSffSni-.<br />
the firii contest.<br />
* Stagecoach Roach looked hot as<br />
* firecracker in several breakaways,<br />
and coupled with menacing<br />
Herb Fulda, the right half Job<br />
looks well handled, thank you. Outstanding<br />
field general Mornard<br />
niLpvb6 counted on for his usuolly<br />
crafty performance.<br />
I;,,, Sprinklo In Calendar, MacLnughr<br />
'^ifft.-MeLennnn. MacDougall, Lar-<br />
~ kins, Collschaun, Grerr.e, Deford,<br />
- Mlcnardson, Clemente, and Sheldon,<br />
;v~and you have a ; , , ,<br />
tho fastest In the league. Also<br />
ers, Ray. B. Epxtoin, Jacnech, Hong, and landing speed to the team are AI<br />
Among the newcomers to theSaroni<br />
and Herb Salinger.<br />
g<br />
<strong>The</strong> defense will bo strong.<br />
20's will be Holman, Ccrf, and Sol with rugged Irv Bailor, AI Orr,<br />
omon, brothers nf Hal Holman, Ed Paul Chaboya. and Ward Pcnning-<br />
Ct!rf. and Dick Solomon, who have ton at fullbacks.<br />
all played for Air. Ncfi. Other<br />
"papooses" arc Turner, Cslnc,<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong>'s title hopes suffered c<br />
severe Jolt when the nee forward.<br />
Kelly, and Crawford. <strong>The</strong> first in- Nick Danlloff broke an anklo in u<br />
Jury of the season came to Griffin, shipyard, accident, putting him out<br />
a hffjh-1, hfjh1 who broke his arm out of for the season. To top this. Vie-'<br />
school. hl<br />
tor Bofsscrle crocked an ankle In<br />
:uffvcd group of<br />
,- backer-uppers. \'<br />
pn] ipooses' i" are made scrimmage and will not bo ai.lo to'<br />
fj<br />
_ _ _ _ llowari play for three week? • • - I<br />
' "Yep, it looks 10:1! the ol' Indian ^Epstoii,.KurtelUi.,OJIell.Smlth.l stm 0DlImtat,Ct CoaCh u ^<br />
_ robe, with tho ilk-sag pattern, will<br />
«blanket Eagle hopes.<br />
Kazas, Valona, and tjmnrfx. Mygi ,.\Ve'vo got a green team, b«.<br />
fe.. Coach.Mike said irn would lose<br />
About ten mow win makn_up throe weeks' practice and they<br />
?<br />
^* game. We don't'ihlnk he meant<br />
the 110's rosUr of players.'<strong>The</strong> will be rugged. I th'nk v.ith<br />
schedule is-.not known at present, league opener with Balboa on'Ocbut<br />
somo of t^)e game" will be tobc;'-I2, the team will.oe^a real<br />
played In the g>m after ichooL title contender." .- V" -- r<br />
Thj litt!o papooses aro made<br />
up of Flahavan, Howard. Frnnchia,<br />
J Eti Kurtella.;O-NeII. Smith.<br />
In lypi-»l fashion. Jack I-rine lit nhown smashing throujh (be Washington<br />
lint far 16 yarjx. J«ek scored a tcucadown and played s
O '-.•<br />
THE LOWF.I.L, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1042-<br />
IGTORY<br />
BUY<br />
UNITED<br />
STATES<br />
WAR<br />
BONDS<br />
AND<br />
STAMPS<br />
WANTED<br />
$10,000 to be Invested In<br />
War Honds<br />
Shorts<br />
Bussel<br />
nnd<br />
Starlna riftht back at you is this<br />
term'B first installment of "Senior<br />
Stamps.<br />
Short*," In which wo Intend to<br />
, Greatly exeltcd-at tba prospect<br />
to fill <strong>Lowell</strong>'s<br />
Klvo tho "Inside" on some untusncctlne<br />
senior. , ,t.<br />
of Interviewing tho much publlci»d<br />
"Rod Hot Mamma'' of slaite.<br />
September quota.<br />
Incidentally, everybody tike* to<br />
Hnd mail, and "<strong>The</strong> <strong>Lowell</strong>* H no<br />
screen, radio,; night clubs, and<br />
! exception, so slip any and nil<br />
Array camps, the one and only So-<br />
Small amounts \ communiques Into the Letter Box.<br />
nhle Tucker, we phoned the St.<br />
Francis tu make a •"date" for an<br />
accepted.<br />
Snanecba, comradel<br />
Wo lead off with Morton Ooxon<br />
Interview.<br />
I Rouen, athlete.<br />
But hopes of a personal inter-<br />
Mort wu born at an early<br />
view were politely .but firmf-<br />
Apply<br />
•ty acre age<br />
! wuy down Sooth In tnasiesta- Kiuelched by Hiss Tucker's mata,<br />
who detailed the bwy schedule of<br />
to your<br />
hnpny border town of Calexlco. He<br />
fmmfenitcd to our fair city after<br />
the star. However, tile ever-original<br />
Sophie .untested an interview<br />
room representative. a major eorthqunke rudely jolted<br />
everybody from tliclr ihut-eye one<br />
day.<br />
"""Always willing to try something<br />
Leaving Dudley Stone Grammar<br />
new, we mailed tho question, and Graduation Exercises , Clubs Catering to School with many memories, plus a<br />
received her answer, in tho next<br />
fractured finicur finicu from baseball, aseball, he<br />
Can Not Be Held at , . Wide Varieties of ttraveled l d on t tobt<br />
and d better bttr<br />
Asked for a thumbnail descrip-<br />
hli fild l<br />
tion of herself, the throaty singer Opera HouseWhere? Student Interests<br />
admitted to "flvo-fcet two. blondo<br />
^^*^^^ I ^^^_^_ • tit wiiiui HI; JUII,<br />
hair, blue eyes, white skin. 172<br />
pounds, all the look of a Rrd Hot For the first time in three year.<br />
3fsmroa#"<br />
Having >ieard since childhood of<br />
Sophie Tucker, we wondered what<br />
had made her success so long-lived.<br />
Her ter»o reply WM" Hard work.<br />
Hard knocks."<br />
Her thirty-fiyo years in show<br />
business started at the tender age<br />
of seventeen. But how slw got her<br />
start will remain a mystery to<br />
readers of <strong>The</strong> <strong>Lowell</strong> until her autobiography<br />
I. published in 1043<br />
''incidentally, her grim advice to<br />
anyone with ambitions to become a<br />
singer or have a stage career '<br />
"Stay homnllll"<br />
She opened her ""e eyef for the<br />
first time in the New England<br />
town of Hartford, Connecticut.<br />
Since then. Mis* Tucker, a product<br />
of public schools, ha. appeared in<br />
! Wunt to learn the art of con-i° ncc ",5 o , rt 1 h .'l ri<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong>'s graduating clajj will not: tract bridge? Interested In becom-, " ere tlmt UT M. a It. played a terrific Wt^fS<br />
footbsll for Coach.Mike last sea.i<br />
son. and now he finds himself pit-3<br />
tine *peed and craft azainst Ilerbl<br />
for tho first string riffht half Job.:<br />
You'll know him .... his r<br />
beris**13." -<br />
Ever heard the expressions<br />
WTe's a gentleman and a scholar"?<br />
Mort Is a gentleman.<br />
In this corner we discover „<br />
Allison, big etin fn actlvitfe*^<br />
uround theso h'yar parts. •-**»<br />
Shes' a Presidio prixe, where ib* i<br />
was well known for her culinary f<br />
skill. She made biscuits that wen 1<br />
hard to leat—and eat! •- : «j<br />
Skipping to <strong>Lowell</strong>. Miss A., dtl<br />
the blonde hair und blue eyes, dot*<br />
Immediately into library mnnai<br />
ment, and did a stunt under J<br />
athletic fields at <strong>Lowell</strong>.<br />
Potland with her usual Ability.<br />
He snorts two stripes for track, Now n Shlcld-er. Em Is on 1<br />
In which he rant; un some perform- Frosh Reception Committee. s__<br />
• about, if heyou<br />
can bet your bottom nickel *<br />
that she will make ft a success!<br />
">-<br />
hold Its commencement exercises in! jnj- a junior statesman? Or may-.<br />
the Opera House. Such was the: be musk or dramatics is your field,! u i<br />
announcement made by by Miss La- or the hankerim* hankering for becoming nj nj^icicn<br />
to - War. feace, everything<br />
coste at the first class meeting, debater is becoming stronger. <strong>The</strong>n<br />
September 15. •jtudenu, here's your chance! ,<br />
y <strong>Lowell</strong><br />
<strong>The</strong> orders came from the Boanl, <strong>Lowell</strong> offers ittt pupils a wide; Council; Sapiro Boys Talk Enthusiasts<br />
of Education Edti and d has hs been b sent ent to t nnd j varied vrid asitortmcnt a s t t of f _„ club*.<br />
,<br />
all the San Francisco schools that' Each of the fourteen clubs Is spon-l Helen Johnston was elected prcs-i Some months ago. President<br />
iiold their graduations at the Opera ittontl liy n member of the faculty] inVnt of the Girls' Council, and ! Roosevelt told the nation, ""*<br />
House, according to Miss Lacosto. who advises the officers nnd spends Wnrrcn Snpiro was elected to lead; must win the war and win<br />
Where tho exercises will be held much of his spare time in making j|the Hoys' Council at the first meet-t peacu that will follow." With —<br />
has not yet been decided, but there the club a successful one. ;ini* of the room rep*, which was I in mind, <strong>Lowell</strong>*,* Debating Society<br />
-ire many possibilities including the! <strong>The</strong> dance orchestra, under the! held in tho auditorium. in tnthuslastlcaljyprenarinic for<br />
auditorium* of Commerce and Mis- direction of Mr. Kricpcr, p.aysi Tho room reps will try to sur-' ^/"N n I n , d ,' lp , rin ,' t <br />
tlons. we thouRht Sophiu would be<br />
all "Tucker-ed" out, so wo mentally<br />
said. "Thank you. Mis. Tucker.<br />
Goodbye!"<br />
Latest News About<br />
Some Famous Alumni<br />
Here", the latest news about<br />
some of our famous alumni.<br />
George Chysosky Is a First Class<br />
Seaman at Port Hueneme. Re Is<br />
Instructor of military etiquette and<br />
the handling of small boats.<br />
Summer Worker.<br />
During the summer, Rosalie<br />
Zlegler worked at the Interceptor.:<br />
Janet Rico at the City of<br />
Paris: Edna Lagorio at tho Emporium.<br />
Congrats to Tod Myers lor »|nnlnir<br />
a tennis championship at Port<br />
Stkton Td was t ly i th<br />
: and p m|«. Span lu, cliem-: Vote; lOTt—Cnrolyn Finher, Harold the the fio«t fio*t debating season darimt i A r vote<br />
cmemcacy. ! |»trj., onU the C. S. P.<br />
TV II. O. T. C. is now the best, E,,ch c]ub hold, weekly<br />
mean:: of preparauon for future monlh!y merfinK.. and student* studet ,..-,<br />
war d ,ty<br />
,ty, and <strong>Lowell</strong> men realize t(.rMte,| t| {„ { fining fini ru»h h right ighdown<br />
this. l.e Wt A slgnincant in- ,„ tho teacher In charRC.<br />
crease In enlistment hns taken •<br />
TOlc ,<br />
I Newman: :M)tf—Unrbara Engler, 1 which tho Debating Society trat«ls^_l5 A n'tehmaniiBob Eddy Seeks Full ifj'i'V'j, 10<br />
KoBcr Johnson: 207c — Adrlcnno .Sl,,r),r,t Rnj» C^rA S.\, C'RJ .K"J r uoccr . _ _ . _. Student Body Card Sale f for t '<br />
{jcal<br />
...._ ....... .. ....y'thlnT'S gS^^^Er<br />
New Wartime<br />
33 ^** 8 *! "«oa«« buy beards earl, Mf^'aV.""<br />
le f _ . .<br />
j |j which oyt hlBh and school iterestwas pcunle find orlgt en- "n«coll, Jack Taylor. | „,„, vt n n ^ ,„„ f | m Kh00*, to i'dimn till<br />
Courses Due' I Joyment and interest was orifci-l L3 ih« ^i tn k»n IM «• UM I.I.> Alth.—*._<br />
.....i i... t-__.. .... o..i ._ 1 lao—Pot jicjlcr, nrai]<br />
1 ""*** by Kramer and Rubonstcin.<br />
~~~ i <strong>The</strong> "III!" staffs, includtai; retcni.<br />
photographers,<br />
Wartime not only exacts many . Crs and talented high school people,<br />
demands but offers unusual cduca- arc now tainc sole-ted in a scries<br />
shp tional opportunities to American! Qf auditions. <strong>The</strong> prouram U<br />
Stockton. Ted was -.;- tof<br />
play youth. One of thu greatest prob.! schedule! for release nn October 3.<br />
— {» the<br />
national champlowhi 'hip lor for iplayers<br />
lem. of thi. H'ar is to supply a suf- • ..<br />
:<br />
under 18. at Culver, - I.IUI»..». i,,,, this<br />
ficlent number of pilots to mnn our ... i _ _.<br />
planes and to train them in the High Fours Choose<br />
summer but was unalle to be there. shortest possible time. <strong>Lowell</strong>'s!<br />
Down On the Farm courso in aeronautics Is designed Dance Committee<br />
At StanfonCBob Knox I« • "bigto<br />
help meet this problem. Toi<br />
committee man": Frank Wllonore shorten the period od of Instruction struction in in | chosen n as member, m r , of tho o hlgh-4 hlgh4<br />
istr?ln«_ out for tho, football PS"*>* nav av gallon, gallon galon, aircraft aircraft i^e i^nce committee itt were CUUB U Sffl<br />
Sfflsquad:<br />
Bill Joslyn is helplnc to Mntlfication. and d mmeteorology, t l cers Jack k Fedcr. Fd president: idt Alice Ali<br />
coacli the learn: Milt Vucfnlcn is San Francisco', high school, are jean Bahr, vice-president; and<br />
olayinit center for tiie first time; providing this training. Thus, the Oavc Sheldon, secretary. Also in-<br />
Maxwell Myer. U drculaUon man- A5<br />
jser of.the Chapar.li and a member<br />
of Ihe NaUonal numor Sudti<br />
Betty Sullivan la bud of t<br />
OakLind Post-Enquirer morn<br />
Pal Simmons In Richmond Aar<br />
yard, belong, to number two, stave<br />
yard shift.<br />
mS ; i> 1 dt ^ VyA ' r .? orn V wlIlb ? !clu t t e an be the first *chool in dines till<br />
the city to hava WO per cent alt," Sine prfc,. ,<br />
130Pat Mcilcr, Brad CIIMJ ' were the words of Bob Eddy, sto sto- fe<br />
1:10—Courtney Cowgill, Tont Stock-1 Stock1 dvnt body treasurer, treasurer uttcrcj at ths •'<br />
ton: 221—.Nan Llpsctl, Stanley;'i'rally. £•<br />
Uchtcnstein; 231—Ignore 231Ignore Kawcett.l for or the thenew<br />
students. K-.2 state- her ViT<br />
Harmon Tataalh: Tataalch: :il)lShile :il)l—Shirley R Ro i meut may have h n meaning hot<br />
nan. Wilbur McCune; 31?—Anita' 100 Per cent<br />
MCl Dik W h S C<br />
d«l *«e Betty Folomon. Art<br />
able to devote more time to actual I nop,,e. Carol Menary. Al Foler.<br />
"*"« „ .Betty Btty Mlny Mvlnerny. ... Wr Snplro,<br />
Women pilot, arc taking nn ac- ontl Nancy Travcrso.<br />
live nart in this war. No wonder'<br />
we.flnd a itlrl—Pal Jlinakcr—«n.<br />
rolled In Mr. McConl'. das. ofFall<br />
Track Turnout<br />
: £ Retumi!<br />
e new students. K-.2 state- « »her« ViT,<br />
y have no meaning, eaning, ho hot ftrouo f'trouo if<br />
ent in student t body canwibtftned l^<br />
Dick Waiik-h: SIS—Con- l b h f every hijt hit j; seeded<br />
: sales b the Ron! of every hi** t; seeded<br />
stance Gilk'spie. Thomas Stwce;; school treasurer, and everyone SCO*. &Mr, IJrhtv<br />
:12I—Cluiru Stewart. INtRor Unna;: operation Is needed. *"15for the «/<br />
•102—Hvlcn .Martin, Cni;rford Coo- \ A. many cood dcslnns were mb- ^narinir thi*<br />
ley; ley: -l -lOS Klcanor Pctirsin, Arthuri milled, it was hard to choose toe«• At Brent<br />
i bwtV 'and the "design "that<br />
A<br />
«r<br />
113<br />
chosen is very nttrsctive Dor<br />
Jn! i bwtV and the design that warg« fil<br />
chosen is very nttrsctive. Dorothy kwere e -Mtili<br />
100—1'utricia Morlarlty, Ccnc | Uienby. a low-4. .ubmitted it. f fsrmcr?<br />
Vuywile: 108—HOIK.' Schroeder, &1waril<br />
llarthold; 132—Frances Mc-<br />
Uridc. Lyrrv CreenbcrE: 210—Seth<br />
Haley. Wilbur Grant: 331—Joun<br />
Levy, Colin Tooley.<br />
1.1<br />
104—Corinne Kllcline, Paul Unb-<br />
^aj^m^oJaa .<br />
Library Makes Change.<br />
In Holding Books<br />
To make tint library more convenient<br />
for student., several<br />
Chans*, nvn been-nude.'-. Books<br />
which ftrraerly would,b« Cept only<br />
one nixnt may now bo kept out for<br />
two nlghta, and week bnoks can be<br />
had for two weelu. This cinn^e<br />
wlil prevent the large-number of<br />
renewal.. s> -< . •"•- --,. I<br />
Helphur Mis. Scott and Miss An-!<br />
forty-five <strong>Lowell</strong>ites.<br />
Mr. McCord .tate. that both<br />
aeronautic. I and II will be offered<br />
next semester.<br />
w^b.X^ur^de^wt<br />
havsvoluntecred £ help t&hool<br />
Helps in Spring<br />
1-2-3-1. 1-2-3-4. No it', not an<br />
nrny camp. This I. just tho way<br />
Mf. Ilai<br />
imp.<br />
irris. —•»* «• *•*• ^———»» coach u. of the **•«« track %a^^.tt<br />
team, gets his fall clndermon into<br />
shape. Many veteran, hnvo returned<br />
to compete In the "six day 1 A girl.' roll? was.held In.tfci<br />
Weinman; 138—Paula Jiidia-. Ken auditorium on September 23. lap<br />
HeLellait; 213—Mnrgnret Shole., Mllllne. C. A. A. president. Intro-<br />
Rudolph Oppenheimer: 2M—Joke- duccd the nine sport manurers for<br />
nhinc Kelly, Sill Larkins: 222— this term. From here It look. «»•<br />
Babette Llchtman, Dick Salti- If ever}- clrl is slKned un in « •<br />
man; 228—Dorothy Cook, Donald '«•« one sport. PcRay Will'—<br />
*<br />
nnd cross country race, tho conch<br />
1. planning.<br />
N'ot all schools have a fall.fuck<br />
team, hut looking bnck to the'reccrd.<br />
made by past track teamg at<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong>, one will nee |hu advantages<br />
nf the r^fwell system.<br />
v<br />
Cochran: 234 — Katherinc Com- swimming manage!', reported<br />
stodk. Bill Curlcy: 32S—Babelto i more nirl. are taking liwlir<br />
Lcvincston, Edmond Roncy. than ,nny oUier .port Alto- --<br />
U4 sport" have' held their meetlnpi.<br />
NIcholMDanlloff:<br />
"double or nothlcir^ teamfof JroyS,<br />
Melvlri, Thoma. Strel;<br />
and Jean Stewart. • SfW<br />
Lo Bianco Wllv T<br />
H-.i CL-IJ.^ -'<strong>Lowell</strong>'.'-B**;<br />
Mr.<br />
male.
HI VA<br />
EFROSH!<br />
SflN Ff7rrc their personalities are taken<br />
Red and White<br />
. ..ere all glr.d to hear the Red<br />
White will appear next Junr.<br />
will bf two books In one, devoted ; tify her nomination. She In a mem-<br />
III— fall M9 42 claim »1*ia*t and -irtH ttiat the amrlfltr s p t • ... *. > > • _• ni.t a , •<br />
<strong>The</strong> most we can do to,<br />
bring the money<br />
,.. record time. <strong>The</strong><br />
the sale Is October |<br />
mts till you have SI JO.<br />
s price, and it fill lie worth II.<br />
—L—<br />
Crop I'iekinic<br />
1<br />
y<br />
<strong>The</strong> three California iHrls with the<br />
Oebatcr anil journalist, "Shleldcr"<br />
Kiefer has a lone list of activities<br />
and honors which dearly jus-<br />
White<br />
tho Dvlmtinc Society. Her<br />
t-ice and work devoted to the<br />
L— •• m That's' latter group won her the honor of<br />
jocinc the fintt president of the<br />
I <strong>Lowell</strong> Dcbntinrc Society ever to be<br />
, I elected vtcctcd while a low-l. Iow-4. <strong>The</strong> prelim. prclim-<br />
„ from Brcntwoml, Brcntwl, Inary examinations nrc lo start Im<br />
they were In choree oree of a\mediately, a \ medatey, d t l under de the direction of<br />
of fifty Lottvll bo>*n, wnoi i M Mr. G G. C Lorbccr. Lb<br />
Iped harvest foal when help was!' ~h ' n , „ ' n.Mt u not the Friend. He nsked my opinion of<br />
«ie,l most, Mr. Karr«n.tein and;o J«± ?•A "• £""„„", ne In 3lo! 310. »"e ?f hh. yells. BoMlke.1 my .UKrafi!!<br />
P<br />
!wll T "^ l*» l '* huiiinE In 310.<br />
taS'«he ilclmten.' hendquartcw. Prep-<br />
""""^ration, are. now -mder mder way for<br />
L<strong>Lowell</strong> l l to t tne tn semi-annual<br />
smiannual<br />
^m^' mtrth<br />
mphles and cups in this<br />
rs ffiSl?J"fi camo to meet hit theJS^'°<br />
""< «" other particl<br />
k th t th fi<br />
l hl <strong>The</strong><br />
arn " m '" 1 ""< «" other particl.<br />
them to the fields, where „,,!„. »,.hools as a whole. <strong>The</strong><br />
i? 1 on July ». 1024. When one year JJJJJJ, •«*-, •»<br />
old, Paul went to Washington, school days In October, sales show<br />
D. C, where he lived for four an uvenice of $500 dally, which Is<br />
yt-ant. When he was hut five, his one-half of our quota of $1,000.<br />
liarcnts brought him to San Frnn- j •<br />
cinco, where he attendci West ¥*->•- in<br />
tal Grammar School and Aptox<br />
Junior Hlfh.<br />
Wins Two Block*<br />
"I didn't run for any office tit<br />
Apto*—I don't know why, J KUC5ft<br />
It didn't cntnr my mind," cfclare*<br />
f^P ••j»t»_^pitMriiWS.l will offer contests in<br />
,-J melon racking sheds. .<br />
I <strong>The</strong> pay y for the farm work wast<br />
nts an hour and different!<br />
wast<br />
CarJ Sales Near 100V<br />
for piece 'vork. <strong>The</strong> irreatest .<br />
nt earned in the two weeks . . .<br />
M the nveraite Mmlnit, _O;.ihundrcd and thirtystudents<br />
ISO.<br />
are hoMinir up tho toal of 100 per<br />
ft? the<br />
cent fnr student body sales.<br />
the full two s,* but only Bob Eddy, trensurcr. and Alan<br />
quit, l&o rest being forced tc Mnruolls. who took Eddy"s place<br />
Inen or termination whllo Bob was away picking toma-<br />
...*.. _.». . I toes, reached 00 per cent in the<br />
1 Do you feel excited? Are you<br />
•ill up in the air? Well, you should<br />
be, because November 6 fs not far<br />
away. Of course, you (.now what<br />
that Red Letter Day is. It's the<br />
day you're coinj- to hove fun at thbazaar<br />
and dance Riven at <strong>Lowell</strong><br />
increasing participation during by the P.-T. A.<br />
September ami October. <strong>The</strong>y are From 2 until S, you will have the<br />
Marietta Stollcr and Marie Sncad, opportunity to witness a wrestllnf-<br />
1.19; Jeanne Paddock, 153: Rose match, to shop for your dristmo*<br />
Schmedor, 108; Rudolph Oppcn- triftK at several booths, eat at the<br />
hefmer and Margaret Scholes. £13; fountain exprcscly made for the<br />
Anno Psaltis and Audrey Stafford, purpose, and dance to the musk of<br />
. :ws In downtown stores was his<br />
r.cxt job, and he worked up to In*<br />
spector. Last Chrintma«, hf. helped<br />
out In the mail department.<br />
Lost summer, Prcxy P-u<br />
or recreation, t<br />
. their choice of<br />
1 Victory Varieties<br />
New Term Play<br />
Taking on n military theme in<br />
keeplnir with the times, Victory<br />
With the mysteriouf hush-hush<br />
Varieties promises to be the most<br />
tactics characteristic of dance com-<br />
spectacular and entertaining vimftteo<br />
chairmen President Gd<br />
riety show ever jfiren at <strong>Lowell</strong>,<br />
Itarthold of the hlgh-S class prvuie-<br />
*ay« Mr. Polland. who In busy with<br />
Jndy reveals a few meaner details<br />
the cast to have the plav ready by<br />
of the b!jf day that is apprnnchinir<br />
the first week of December... *<br />
l>y leaps and bounds,<br />
Twenty entirely different sklu,.<br />
October .10 Is the date set for the Including "Btackout," will be F«Jflif<br />
by committee members Beth •"nteil in a brand new way.<br />
Haley. Dctty Stadtfcld. ilit White. M!w Alexander's advanced cice,<br />
Hdxbarn Guldottf. Carol Allan. Dick Mr. KrJeger'it orchettra, with a<br />
Calendnr, Douir Horncr, Ken Schu- flpeciftl brass quartet, and Miss<br />
chnrd. Wilbur Grant, and President Monsfnjr'a and Miss Buehm'o jaxz<br />
. worked Barthold.<br />
tlancc choruses will provide the<br />
In a luml»cr camp and on week- Tho themo of the blir dance has dance and music for this promisends<br />
and nlRhts in n fruit shed. been termed a huee sKtet. <strong>The</strong> ing production. -<br />
Like most bovs, his desire was to above-named indMdua.it tossed In A magician wlllbe them to«ur-<br />
own a car. His summer earnings thi>ir thiir uleen and<br />
cnawed d their teir fin- fi nrlsc the spectators by culling eww<br />
would have been the means; but tccrnailfl il for f a l ^ ti time bfefore bf out of D collar and rnbblts out of u<br />
.... „ ... cars, he. dtcld'ri. were things to they decided m an apnronriate<br />
hat. Mexican songs will have the<br />
EJdv hns sold canlrt to. the;keep dronmlnfj about and not own. Idea: ff one ponders onder a hit ht on n th the fipprnpriatt' atmosrhort: with- the<br />
of, oUendlnit dances j <strong>Lowell</strong> crop pickers In Drentwood tin war times.<br />
date, October 20, onr, can determine beautiful costcm^*. - '". ••v* . •<br />
atthccarn carnV'twice a week, and has boosted the sales b; pbout I'aul reached the top air <strong>Lowell</strong>, |t abo'jl what tho scow is, how- Specially,designed m-enery.^ IW- .<br />
po)t,Qfthc th bo\B who dill t.iisl2 per cent. Eddy and MnrtTolIs point; from treasurer to president. r<br />
*njc.naiiiled,-Jty Mn,.Nelson's.art..<br />
rkiTiows kiTiows that' that'nearly a,1,want tp'v.'ant to thank the room repiwen- After he eradiates, he Intends to Mcht aswell as-well spiU the beans ^ "ajisos. Open inikf'and'closing' dance<br />
• 'baclc-'for bl'f two nce com It tee, the h »irew<br />
hey liked the job Oat-well! ' In the xal6tf the canl>.<br />
Academy. ,: ,.~T<br />
knous nll'I<br />
Vi "<br />
fca'.urea'-'ere •beliurprepa/fd- by •,<br />
Mrs. Clos». ..--•>.<br />
"= - • ».«
WHAT IF-<br />
' Dick were peppeman instead of SalUmon ?<br />
; PhD wen joke Instead, ot Rlddlo?<br />
WoUgang wen goer Instead of Rammer?<br />
htA wen flirt Instead of Coy?<br />
Boberta wen never-more: instead of Everall?<br />
Paul were Jumper Instead ,of Hopper?<br />
Rene wen Marquis Instead of Baron?<br />
John wen happy Instead ot Grim?<br />
Donald wen too-bad instead of Goodenough?<br />
Alexander wen pennies Instead of ,Wehol«?<br />
Elva wen Iron Instead of Steele?<br />
Robert wen akldleu instead of Skldmon?<br />
Rhjda wen new meadow Instead of Oldsfleld?<br />
Mai were Garnet Instead ot Diamond I<br />
Beverly wen parenthesea instead of Brackett?<br />
Frank wen McSMng Instead of McCord?<br />
Lester wen beginning Instead ot Dunn ?<br />
Patricia wen O'NIght instead of ODe»? ,<br />
Alice won mountain Instead of Hill ?<br />
NaW7 were double instead, ct Sincje?<br />
Bib were >»yon ituwpd of Nllon? '?: : v<br />
Jato! wen auditrilum instead of Bill?<br />
E4 were'zorgeour Instead of Derine * -<br />
THE LOWELL. FBIDAY. OCTOBEIt H..1IW<br />
Teepee Tattle.Tales<br />
.PeSl'n'g •peang SrSaWTJra. at rallies, and the 28 yel--*-<br />
*>' • *- —•<br />
Mntm wn« faVon ktr thin M eonte2'» was taken by this<br />
liilti".<br />
M lulu": Taking his place among local<br />
"Sic 'em, Hi* 'em,<br />
"hciM»ts" (swing devotees) is the<br />
Bow>wow-wow,<br />
";;ory - tickler" (piano player)<br />
Orosky-Wowsky,<br />
Saunders King. His plotter, titled<br />
towell-wow!"<br />
"What's Your Story, Morning Glo.<br />
ry?" reveals his talent, but defl-<br />
Yei. indeed, fellow Junior Com<br />
mandos, that was <strong>Lowell</strong>l<br />
nltelyl<br />
feme to think of It, "Our Boys"<br />
Ayofcer Boogle-Woogle artist.<br />
are.iMt now starting to take up<br />
Freddie .Slack, is mating himself<br />
die Mr. Yamanouchl on his<br />
known #with such recordings as<br />
"visit M" talk!<br />
Ma.» Morris and ^Cow-Cow Boo-<br />
;MMtiy In "P-MVI<br />
What If You Met<br />
A<br />
&*?" riiAKMO1 cunrnui<br />
'•"' b n. a B. A. Utmbtn rne<br />
.:; ."; LOWELL, STAFF<br />
z<br />
BOB STURTEVANT<br />
Editor. —Joan Simon<br />
Fmiiira EdSnr -'"a Sullivan<br />
Sports Editors-Bud Sllrcman and Bob Busse<br />
Gin Snort. Editor — June Guesjer<br />
New. Editor ——=—JkJ* Burna<br />
Circulation Manager. Louise Mnnticim<br />
War has Given Our Lines<br />
Meaning and Importance<br />
War has always brought change,<br />
change in the actions and in the thoughts<br />
of the people.<br />
With us the change has come in a turning<br />
from commonplace thinking, to<br />
thought of the new and different future<br />
we face; a turning from normal education<br />
to concentrated preparation for our part<br />
in the war effort.<br />
Our appreciation of America has<br />
changed; our pledge of allegiance is offered<br />
with new-found sincerity and pride.<br />
Our position has undergone change;<br />
once regarded as carefree children, we<br />
now have sacred duties and responsibilities<br />
of vital importance to victory and to<br />
the future of our nation.<br />
<strong>The</strong>se changes have come. Though<br />
brought about by the coming of world conflict,<br />
they have enriched our lives, given<br />
our existence new significance and importance.<br />
Our thoughts of the future, our concentrated<br />
efforts in behalf of victory, our<br />
new appreciation of America, our greater<br />
responsibilities; these war has brought.<br />
We are the better that they have come.<br />
YOU CAN'T WIN!<br />
If you speak to everyone, you're trying to<br />
make on Impreulon;. If you don f t, you're a .nob.<br />
If you're on the C. S. F., you're a drip; If<br />
you're not, you'ro a moron.<br />
If you get your name in Teepee frequently,<br />
you're a publicity hound; If you don't, you're a<br />
If you talk the current aUuiguage, you'ro a<br />
copy-cat: If you don't, you re old-fashioned.<br />
If you're « big .hot, you are dMlked because<br />
you're above the majority; !.' you're not, you are<br />
dJitiked becauM you're below them.<br />
'.If'you cheat, you're committing a disgusting<br />
crime; if you don't you're a goody-goody.<br />
If you're a girl and go .tag to a Service Men',<br />
dance, you're cheap; if you don't, you're unpatriotic..—t-<br />
<strong>The</strong>re', Just one thing you can do without<br />
loiing out lomewhere—BUY WAR BONDS AND<br />
STAMPS<br />
"Massive Brown 1<br />
Well, hen we are again, you going over.to the U.<br />
campus so often. Shirley<br />
Bloch . remember that time<br />
w.ter'h'ut^^s.w.i over at Mission, Shirl? Oh hum!<br />
that way.<br />
Geometry again Invades the In-<br />
<strong>The</strong>re are some new oddities ner sanctums of <strong>Lowell</strong> as that<br />
which have turned up lately—since eternal triangle pops up. .<br />
we *alked to you last—tuch as It seems that Gene Vayssio Is the<br />
the swap of pins between object of some one's affections,<br />
Detrich. . Rrnufn'' . . and Mary Helen but she won't attempt to solve the<br />
we. true to us. Wo thought he problem because a dose friend of<br />
with no hair , . . BobBovd hers. Margie Illers, seems to have<br />
„ he was rath- priorities. Well!<br />
er odd with hair anyway. . . , Random thoughts of the week:<br />
That boys' girl Merrilee sitting in theConnie'<br />
Cook and Beth Haley are<br />
Unity * "V yard surrounded with mascu- tcood friends despite "dear old Ed."<br />
y the first and last ten min- First casualty of Bill Bennett's<br />
ute* of the lunch period . . . affections. Blossom Anubaugh.<br />
whose orders? Dusty Johnston . . . Evelyn Toeplce Is going In<br />
plus a blonde and then minus one.! for Jayscc men. <strong>The</strong> old reserva-<br />
It seems that there am certain tion isn't interesting enuf for her,<br />
people always in the news. It Just evidently. Her opinion is widely<br />
can't be helped. <strong>The</strong>y do strange shared. Marilyn Cope, the lift of<br />
things; in fact, they are strange. every party. Bob Holsen, always<br />
That Is our explanation for repeat- followed by feminene sighs. A<br />
Injr names. Sorry . . . but here certain Lee always thinking of Lar-<br />
we go again.<br />
ry Brown. Have you noticed Dar-<br />
Marilyn Witting? Guess he's exryl and Helen? Ask Slolse what<br />
hausted tho supply. . . , happens nightly . . .<br />
Nohtnan is more her age. . . . Late scoop of the week!! ! Just<br />
Please don't call B. Oliver e "Pigeon listen to this one: Carol (you know<br />
Legs"—she Is satisfied, ed, so leave who) and another gal whose Inlher<br />
alone. . . . Art rt Hoppc I and t|nif arc Marilyn Wlsslng. both<br />
Fat Kelly again, she I* In a po»i;'wanted Prank "can't decide betive<br />
daze. . . . Wo hove (rood tween them** Sanford'* medal.<br />
Imaginations . . . in fact, we "Wlss" irot It: BUT. Prankle haji a<br />
dreamed we saw Nell O'Donnell be- dale with Carol—nt her request.<br />
Injf given the big rush. . . . What you YOU make of that?<br />
Mickey afcKlnnon and Dave Factor<br />
together— ugh . . . where «u<br />
We almost forgot to ask Bette<br />
M Shff*<br />
Crooke* about that Joe Wynn deal.<br />
What's the matter, .10 more fellows<br />
Incidentally, orchid* to Dick on the string, Bette? After all,<br />
"Run->9Q-vanu-to*a*touchdown" Cn- that's trespassing!<br />
lander. Keep It up.<br />
It's surprising and disgusting<br />
Say, we heard that Jim Oliver ..ow the hlfih and mighty "men of<br />
and Lydia Mills arc going places— the world** upper classmen lead the<br />
and htmd-In-hand at that. <strong>The</strong>y innocent, but willing, lower claw<br />
were seen not only at a recent mcn flround . especially the<br />
dance together but monkey.^xing adventurous ones .1 Was<br />
at tho Zoo!<br />
Glorin Unti the lucky °ne. sur-<br />
Burned In effigy—Paul Orsi nt rounded by the hnndxome alumni,<br />
thb Washington rally. He can stand Jorr>* Colcman _ and _ Bob Cherry _„ the<br />
a little scorching. My yes! other day. .M mm mm, who else no-<br />
A certain person asked us to put ticed Willie Grant making an Item<br />
in a word of praise far<br />
of himself over the freckle-faced<br />
for trying to make all-city water publicity hound who we hate to<br />
boy this season.<br />
mention again!!!<br />
A fact: Juveniles who can't seem Easy to get. Jack Stotl—but they<br />
to pull themselves away from their wish they could get Don Homey.<br />
yo-yo's stand on the front steps Jackie Jenkins makes that old<br />
exhibiting their skill!!! George adngc come true, "Men arc like<br />
Bull looked part mummy In thestreet<br />
cars—there's always one<br />
days when his nose wns taped. He coming along." Speaking of adages,<br />
says it was fractured practicing. remember "A bird In the hand Is<br />
What we want to know is who's the worth two in the bush**—remem-<br />
"gal" you were practicing on. ber that, Pat Rodegcrdts . . .<br />
Gcorgle?<br />
and "People who live In glass<br />
Objects of interest: Connie Dick-<br />
houses shouldn't throw stones."<br />
0. K., we'll take the hint. Not an-<br />
TcT&^'Janlili I »SS bm« U clmnsLfor th <strong>The</strong> Mystery: A Wanderoo.<br />
. Plot: To stump <strong>Lowell</strong>itefc<br />
Word, are funny things, especially<br />
don't know what they mean. What wout<br />
If you met a WANDEROO on a dark II'<br />
night? Several brave <strong>Lowell</strong> student. 1 ,<br />
what they would do if this thing crowed<br />
"" Wolfgang Schwahacher scratched his head'<br />
knowingly Mid, "I would test it for nitrate.'<br />
Paul Orsi grinned, rippled hia-weiMcu,<br />
muscles, and devilishly stated that he;would<br />
thrilled to swap a muscle or two with the "<br />
ing creature. • • ~<br />
Barbara Guidotti imlUJ hewitchingly and ta<br />
'•Why I'd grab it and put it In cold storage"<br />
cause maybe It would be a man, tnt, whit*, i<br />
available.'' #<br />
Warren Saplro: "First I would hit It hai"<br />
would begin to cry—then I would cry. We _,<br />
cry together—there on the corner, mi* and<br />
wanderoo." '<br />
Don Schumacher didn't hesitate _ .__<br />
when he said. "First I would grab On thins;<br />
embrace it—then I guess the telephone ~<br />
would be n«xt."<br />
Jim Oliver had that g!eam In hi. eye whta<br />
said, "If I dood It I dct a whlppln' . . . I<br />
It!"<br />
Marilyn Cope (Oklahoma gal): "You all<br />
mind yo own business. It's a deep sect'<br />
guess £he told us!)<br />
Paul Hopper: !!?"•—??!!—??? Cost)<br />
Would you really like to know what a *i<br />
deroo Is? Webster says a WANDER-00<br />
any of several Asiatic long.tailed monkey* ~<br />
he fooled YOUI<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> Lad and Lassie<br />
Dream of Favorite'<br />
THE LAD'S t<br />
I think that I shall never see j<br />
A girl refuse a meal that 'a free.—Shirley Sletga*<br />
A girl whose hungry eyes aren't fixed<br />
Upon a shake that*, being mixed—.—Carol hv'<br />
man.<br />
awhi!;<br />
known that Dean's her guy. . . . anyway.<br />
Louise Stoneson, Is Bob Burhnnan'r- •—• — — • •—.<br />
her guy? . . . Jay Mtnkler<br />
DISCussions<br />
Editor's Note: This Is the first<br />
Counter In • Merles of columns that will be<br />
devoted to the latest releases of<br />
Clockwise the popular recording companies.<br />
Our columnUlH flare for the "Jfre"<br />
By Bob Busxe<br />
language force* us to insert the<br />
Gleaned from a 1010 <strong>Lowell</strong>: translations. If you hare any re-<br />
This was the year of the first mark* to sresent. either pro or<br />
Big Clash. America had not yetcon,<br />
they will be received through<br />
entered.<br />
the letter bor.<br />
At <strong>Lowell</strong>, a gentleman of small<br />
stature stepped uu to the speaker's Newest and smoothest current<br />
platform. Ho was introduced as release Is the Count Basle record-<br />
Sataro Yamanouchl, a visiting high ing of "It's Sand, Man." <strong>The</strong> same<br />
school principal from Japan. group having recently completed a<br />
With a toothy smile the foreign local engagement, is also respon-<br />
emissary gave forth a speech on<br />
"Japanese Educational Ideals." He sible for the disc vocallxcd by Joe<br />
closed with the Invitation to Running, called "I'm Gonna Move<br />
"come to Japan someday." to the Outskirts of Town."<br />
Somehow we feel that his kind Abe Lyman's "Amen" and Kay<br />
remark was not taken seriously.<br />
You <br />
<strong>The</strong> light and heavy rescue squads m:<br />
bombed buildings and remove the victims Hi,'<br />
first nid teams may give them temporary bit<br />
<strong>The</strong>se three divisions are the nucleus of tie II<br />
aster Relief work.<br />
In <strong>Lowell</strong> we have not only rescue s<br />
bera Richard Blumberg, Reginald<br />
Ronald Gee, Earl Lawrence. Bob Neuhaus, I<br />
bert Salinger. Bobby Schwartt. and Roger Tai,,<br />
son. but someone In practically every other fc<br />
Bert Pederson and Al Saron! are connn'<br />
with communications. Warran Hayward *-<br />
Larry Horn are with the messenger corns. B4<br />
Crowd! |. a aurgeon'. assistant and with theK<br />
and fuel division. Miss Boehm serves as n»<br />
tlonlst interviewer at George Washington. *<br />
Balenslcfer nnd Mr. Peterson nre with the Ml<br />
Center. "j £<br />
Each district has a unit of Disaster R*-'<br />
Standnrd First Aid Is a pre-requislte. When <br />
. <strong>The</strong>se people nre not the ones who are U*<br />
ing about being patriotic. <strong>The</strong>y are the ones*'<br />
nre doing the work. You can register at Cl^'i<br />
Defense Headquarters. •^jf-<br />
I Stuff and Thingsf<br />
"Why does a dock run?"<br />
; 3fc<br />
jfr* •<br />
"You would too. If you had ticks." ;pi<br />
• • • • 'W*<br />
"Leave the room, please." *£<br />
"I wasn't goinir to take It with me."<br />
That will be enough oat of you,"<br />
doctor stitching up his patient.<br />
<strong>The</strong> little raindrops crept up to a L<br />
dust and said, "From now on your name I<br />
* * * * " • *<br />
A disconsolate Russian named Lowof&l<br />
Th,^».d5n|t<br />
Wasn't pleamnt a bit<br />
But Lowoff was always a show off. Pi<br />
Office Boy: -Mr. White, cou'd I han'i<br />
row aftetnoon off V -n"<br />
Mr. Whlt«: "Ah, yes. Yoor |<br />
supposeJ",.-'- ; ,<br />
Offlre K
l^_ -~,rtr- f ' -n,V •— r<br />
£ *******<br />
-#• - T-w I3H • '5ft- - »tS* *• THE LOWKLL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, Ittt A-<br />
" Takes Tuesday;<br />
Bears No Pushover-Ask Poly!<br />
: How<strong>The</strong>y Line Up<br />
ilt's Cards 7 to I<br />
LOWELL<br />
(As up ta'St* Ignatius frame.)<br />
Position MISSION<br />
CARDINAL<br />
By Bod-J<br />
CAPERS<br />
No Cure Yet For Red Plague^<br />
Loom Stronger TKan- J 4J2I<br />
Still pumping on all eights,Xoweirs "T" haa rolled over<br />
IU eleventh straight victim. In Its potential twelfth, the ;<br />
Cards will meet one of the smallest, toughest, fastest outfits •fn<br />
the league. .". . the Mission Bears, who lost to undefeated<br />
Poly by only a conversion, and to co-favored Balboa*<br />
39 Bill Bennett LER Tuiy Hardy _14<br />
<strong>The</strong> Model "T" leaves the up-tonbw<br />
smooth highway to the cham- Bennett, a senior, comes from Sacramento, playing hfs ftir*V-yesr*<br />
pionship next Tuesday and encoun- of football He has shown uncanny skill In ,uus snagging, scaring four<br />
ter* Mission, the first of a terlcs touchdowns. Hardy played on the Mission varsity last yearjtot seeing<br />
of rocky stretches on the Cardinal enough action to count. EDGE TO LOWELL. 4<br />
victory path. <strong>The</strong> contest could<br />
well Drove whether the A. A. A.<br />
• signpalnler 'trill put the Indian*<br />
namcplate on' the frosted 90 Ron Sokolov LTR Lincoln Holmgren 24<br />
9 to 6. It will be the CaHs' explosive land and air punch,<br />
glass door that leads Into the office<br />
not smoothness, that places them lose ' the " title- "" for " " them .<br />
of the prep kin*. ' _ Sockolov, the biggest man In the <strong>Lowell</strong> line, started one came lost in tho favorite role. This punch neither' could they , block<br />
<strong>The</strong> Bears are hungry. <strong>The</strong>y season. He is a tough one to get around. Holmgren, starting off the can be shown atone In the 103 tackle. Now. with five games<br />
have been cheated of meat twice in season as a second stringer, has worked himself up to one of the city's<br />
points the Cards have already under their belts, they are the best<br />
their three-gsmc 1942 career*.<br />
rolled up In four games, almost defensive line In the loop, and im-<br />
better linemen, specialising In defense. NO EDGE.<br />
<strong>The</strong>y scored "near misses" on Poly<br />
twice as much as the surging Sues, prove offensively with every game.<br />
and Balboa, and are out an under*<br />
and as much as tho seasonal total So improved h the forward wsJl,<br />
dogs to slash the tires of the "T"<br />
of the Ml T." Last year It was that they have held the opposition "<br />
[n a try to make successful their 51 Tom Strel LGR Ernie Skladis 16 a 40-yard pass and an all-Orst 60- to a scant average 41 yards from<br />
third chance at challenger ton*<br />
yard drive that won 13 to 0. This scrimmage per game.<br />
pi in jr.<br />
Although out most of lost season with a broken rib, Strei, rugged year It should be about the some Linemen are always the last to<br />
That the Voyncmen will not beand<br />
smart, plays a big part in the <strong>Lowell</strong> forward wall. Sklsdls, hav-<br />
story.<br />
gel recognition. Especially this<br />
idle during this attempt is a cering only worked himself up to first tiring In the last game, is yet i Backs Have What It Takes season, with LowelL Bslbos, and<br />
tainty. Mid-season finds them<br />
touch, vicious, clever, and, what's little green. EDGE TO LOWELL.<br />
If the "T" again sweeps the ^L<br />
even more important, undefeated!<br />
league for the title, the all-around<br />
Double-Edged<br />
Card backfleld will be the main<br />
<strong>The</strong>ir land-air attack has proved 87 George Bull ruason. First of all. It has the<br />
BHI Dutto 28 league's class in running, passing.<br />
itself potent In five wins.<br />
sntT kicking with left half Paul<br />
» With Quarterback Charlie Mor- Bull, second stringer last year. ha. turncl into the loops outstand- J,,.",'JJ'Jfp ^-Mo pitcher and<br />
nard in a sky-cyed mood, the *T" ing center, turning in a steadily strong defensive and offensive game, second fullback in right half Herb<br />
will be "way over" the Bear heads. Dutto, starting his second game ot center while Reitcrman is taking Futda: In Jack Irvine, who has<br />
Should the passing frame by some over at tackle, has no experience, but plays a smooth game. ..EDGE TO<br />
* * fail to produce, then "Our<br />
' can resort to a ground at* LOWELL.<br />
E that is as sharp ax the <strong>Lowell</strong><br />
axe. <strong>The</strong> almost equally versatile<br />
juggernaut, Chief Irvine, Orsi, Futds.<br />
Roach, and Calendar, gives<br />
something for the Dolores Strcctcrs<br />
to fearfully anticipate.<br />
lCi?<br />
ha nL n * % ?5'y "wlwl-yo*<br />
ouid-eair backfields in the ' city,<br />
their line* are apt to be over*<br />
30 Ed Bennett RGI, Bob iMeckicfch 31<br />
p<br />
All-City? I<br />
Bll 0 Bennett lit playing his first yt'ar in the local league, but has hnd<br />
experience with McCIntchy of Sacramento. Switching over to tackle<br />
I<br />
?<br />
wncn shsdawed and underrated, which<br />
they are.<br />
Cards Go Wrong Way<br />
No one can cay the Cards aren't<br />
good guys. In four games, with<br />
... only 32 penualtlcs to their credit,<br />
rippcd.up and through every team they have advanced their opposo<br />
far, the Xo. one fullback; and nents (seeing that the opponents<br />
an accurate passing, smart, fast couldn't do It themselves) 275<br />
quarterback in Charlie Mornurd. yards. Four of these thirty-two<br />
Figures speak far themselves. I times they not only went in to*<br />
... ,. «. I wrong direction, but gave up<br />
It's a Line Now I three touchdowns. Jock Iirvine thS<br />
After the opener, it was the victim, and set up 0 points for poor<br />
weak <strong>Lowell</strong> line that was going to Galileo another time.<br />
needed, he toughens up the Card line. Mcckeclch saw action last<br />
r niiii fif.; >' «• •» « n the<br />
ear nnJ has started all the games this y<br />
iu uaiiui-i-uHvnvi UI-UIKI! UU1I *'1CS f. _. __ ,_ , -.,.,11 .<br />
with Milt Rciterman In a contest Bcnr power. EDGE TO LOWELL<br />
which will probably decide all-city<br />
line claims.<br />
Milt Reiteran 11<br />
Hank Morris, sans ackle Injuries, spot. Th will 86 Hank Morris UTL<br />
be rest back, of the in Hnc-ui his ip tackle^ will re feature, spot. <strong>The</strong> bar-<br />
ring 1 injuries,<br />
.Morris Is the only j.iayer fn the <strong>Lowell</strong> line with three years' expo-<br />
to-havc-i tohavearound uviiuut-ui, uum j» . ._ • - ,. t. •<br />
and end on the right side. Sock- «"•• " hiftin « trom h: rient!C<br />
- He In a fast tfharccr and a tou«h nut to crack. Captain Rciter-<br />
» ""^ » D strengthen the left Hide of the<br />
Sockalov at the other tackle. aJ- line, is performing all*nrround<br />
as the city's 1«« lineman. EDGE TO<br />
most immovable Tom Strel at left .•MISSION.<br />
guard, finishing off with Chancy,<br />
currently holding a tot-hold on the<br />
left-end job.<br />
Coach Mike has seen fit to play 21 Ken Chaney<br />
the second string just as much a»<br />
the first, and that's why tho lied<br />
and White mentor can throw gridwise<br />
hugiw like Sim, Larkfns,<br />
Horn/ MacDougall, MacLauchlin,<br />
Sheldon. Green*. Consey. and Injury-ridden<br />
Buchanan, Astrahanseff,<br />
and DcForde Into the breech.<br />
Gomes (as In "gnomes") will un<br />
"ouch." I<br />
We hop* that by the time dusk;<br />
makes the players' shadows mere<br />
pinpoints, Scnor Gomes Is happily!<br />
nursing a set of well-earned cal-<br />
vot 120's Beat Lions. 110's Trackmen Prepare For<br />
Lose; Hopes Are High I Spring; Good Prospects<br />
against Galileo* <strong>The</strong><br />
21-11, but the 120'sannual<br />
"six-day" race In the school<br />
emerged victorious, 34-12. yard because U. S. F. field Is not<br />
«<br />
Kurtclta, Ftahaven. Fracchia, available.<br />
Epstein, anil Howard started for<br />
the 110's. Kurtella and Flahavan<br />
<strong>The</strong> main trouble with running<br />
were high.point men.<br />
in the yard U that the fifth period<br />
<strong>The</strong> starting lineup for the ISO's class has to run through the fel-<br />
consisted of Fanfelle, Moore, Eplows who always manage to get in<br />
REL Manuel Williams 2 stein, Hines, and Jacnsch, who was the way. Rudy Oppenhftlmer broke<br />
high point man.<br />
After playing ball over in Hawaii, Chancy entered <strong>Lowell</strong> this <strong>The</strong> next league game was<br />
his wrist because someone got in<br />
term, taking over nt right end. He in the only junior on the starting<br />
played against St. Ignatius, Ston- his way.<br />
di<br />
eleven. He ploys an outstanding defensive sumo. Williams has shown<br />
enough stuff to earn a starting berth in his first varsity campaign. fo?the12oV!?»s 2-M2. Flah*va class A ar. Curtis and Sweeny, and<br />
NO EDGE.<br />
played a very food gome, scoring! Kaufman and Bonne. <strong>The</strong> class B<br />
12 points. leaders are Kirk and Pistole, and<br />
—: ——r~. Caton and Fried. Novalis and le-<br />
C h e<br />
«" John Lane 3<br />
Shinkickers Tie Poly, vln, and Scars and Vandery are<br />
Bow Before Washington<br />
Understudying all lost season, Mbmard hits taken over the quarterback<br />
spot, having plenty of speed and being an accurate passer. He has Eagerly looking forward to the<br />
scored one touchdown and tossed four others. Lane, not having any initial league encounter with Poly,<br />
Ml brcaking-In, has worked himself up two strings to a starter. He IK<br />
the date of ahich has not been decided,<br />
thn sower team, practicing<br />
a good pass receiver and has scored once. EDfiE TO LOWELL. daily at the Beach Chalet, has high<br />
iopes of annexing the championship.<br />
85 Paul Oral LHR Ray Fassler 5 Although the team has lost practice<br />
games with Washington and<br />
U. S. F., this Is not to be held<br />
All-City Paul Is the standout of the loop. He Is the best passer,<br />
classiest runner, and mast consistent kicker. Speedy Fowler, with<br />
hardly any experience, has turned Into a dangerous Bear threat* For<br />
Prom pedestrian to equcstriitn In<br />
ten not so easy lessons Is the goal<br />
his one touchdown he tore off 65 yards from scrimmage. EDOE TO<br />
set by Manager Pat Krill for theLOWELL.<br />
Riding Club this term.<br />
<strong>The</strong> riders, who meet at the St<br />
Francis Riding* Academy, plan a 88 Herb Fulda RHL Lafe Bottoroff 4<br />
bigger and better show than ever<br />
at the end of the term, during Fulda has turned out to be one of the key men in the "TV* back-<br />
Sports Week.<br />
field. He lit dynamite through the lino and will dud with Bottoroff to<br />
Mr. Boris, the instructor, and<br />
Miss Adams, the sponsor, look for-<br />
the right of the league's top left handed chuejecr. Bottoroff, with alward<br />
to much friendly rivalry bemost no previous grfd experience. Is a fast and steady ball player. He<br />
tween the three classes. <strong>Lowell</strong>, as has one score. "SO EDGE.<br />
always, has a great deal of champion<br />
material among the 104 girls<br />
taking the sport.<br />
Swimming as a required course 53 Jack Irvine Charlie Collins 21<br />
In high school? . . . Impossible—but<br />
many high senior girls are<br />
Irvine has gone through three football seasons, making first string<br />
finding this true since the Board last year. This season he Is the hardest, most powerful hitter In the<br />
of Education's latest ruling requir- city, and a top line backer. He has scored seven touchdowns—four offiing<br />
seniors expecting to graduate cially. <strong>The</strong> best defense for Jack: dipping. Collins Is powerful nnd<br />
to pass a test on swimming, diving,<br />
and life*«aving. <strong>The</strong> new course Is<br />
fast, having one season's experfencn. He is backed up by triple threater<br />
being held at the Y. W. C. A. with Alex Borovkoff. EDGE TO LOWELL.<br />
Miss Adsms In charge.<br />
At the last GirU' Block L meeting,<br />
under the direction of Mfss<br />
Flynn. committees for the clean-up<br />
campaign were appointed, and the Mrs. Crew Is a San Jose State<br />
way ft looks from hen, <strong>Lowell</strong> graduate and has come here to take<br />
shows some sign of being spick the place of Mrs. Smith, who Is on<br />
- and span once more. JI<br />
i Several new faces have appeared<br />
leave of absence. She will ba In<br />
In the girts' gym. with new teach- charge of tennis and Ice-skating,<br />
ers as well as students.<br />
major sports for girls.<br />
•"*; Miss Hera, who replaced •"Miss Random<br />
Adams' for a" brief time, was a<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> gnd, and /mm <strong>Lowell</strong> went<br />
1 leading class C<br />
In the fifth period class A group,<br />
we find O'Donnel and Neuhaus<br />
first; Evans, who also received a<br />
suit. Is second, only through his<br />
good partner, Stockton. Hard luck<br />
was handed to the team of Clements<br />
and San Felipe when Clemenu,<br />
crack half-miler, injured<br />
hfs knee and was benched.<br />
u. o. r« inra to «ut w uv stein<br />
against them, since they did not After the "six-day" races are<br />
have the services of John Hard* over. Coach Harris plans to run<br />
re. Paul Hopper. Jack Kecfc, cross-country races which will<br />
__] Yde, Irv. Bailor, and Wilbur please O'Donnel. Busse. San Felipe,<br />
Grant, plucky little forward whose and Wlnkler, our best distance run-<br />
fight fs not to be exceeded. Also runners.<br />
to be taken Into account is the fact<br />
that these were tfao first games for<br />
six of the eleven men and naturaly<br />
the fellows had to learn the<br />
hard way.<br />
Bob Hermansen. fullback, slightly<br />
Injured in the Washington contest,<br />
will be ready for the Poly<br />
<strong>The</strong>* team has also been handicapped<br />
by tho absence of Coach<br />
Harris who halt been teaching<br />
swimming, but he will be back<br />
soon and the boys know he won t<br />
let them down.<br />
Goof Team Beaten By<br />
Lincoln, Balboa Gridmen<br />
Although they buffered • heartbreaking<br />
defeat at the hands of the<br />
Lincoln<br />
CALENDAR<br />
Friday, October 23-Netrcomers<br />
Reception.<br />
Tuesday, October 27—Mission<br />
vs. LowelL<br />
Note: Mrs. Crew's has-<br />
rVdsr. October 30—Bfch-3<br />
bsnd Is now serving In Uncle Sam's VriSr^Knrr mter S-P.-T. A.<br />
to Cai. to complete her education. Submarine Force.<br />
Bazaar.'<br />
M LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL<br />
Practice makes perfect. If there<br />
is a drop of truth in that adage,<br />
then Ben Ncff will have two more<br />
lightweight casaba titles Id his<br />
credit.<br />
With a host of promising/, but<br />
Inexperienced ball tosMrs on 1 ctll<br />
the tens and twenties, thing* «y.* and a few irauies<br />
the team.<br />
be piayce In the jnm. Come sea<br />
the "little fellaj': they're Kood.<br />
3E; ^-»
. S. Fers<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong><br />
Academically<br />
' Thli term there are 120 C. S F.<br />
members and novitiates. Tho officera<br />
are Donald Shaman, presldent:<br />
Franco Newman, vlce-presldent:<br />
and Wolfgang Schwabacher.<br />
secretary. <strong>The</strong> following li a Hit<br />
. of the "<strong>Lowell</strong> brainstorms" who<br />
are. prespective life memben of<br />
thi« tehofutlc organisation for the<br />
fall tern:.. •-••<br />
Alexander Nichols, Corinnc<br />
Brmih. Lillian Brown, Marion B<br />
i sasaar3<br />
Miriam Bercovich, Jean ingrain,<br />
Marie Lo Bianco, Doimld Shsnuan,<br />
and Frances Newman.<br />
<strong>The</strong> «nUre Hit of C. 5. F. member*<br />
followi.<br />
114<br />
Lillian Brown. Marion Burness,<br />
Barbara Laundrie, Ceclle Wohl,<br />
Jane Brahtar, Carol Claibournc,<br />
Dythe-Mary HerUrt, Louise Reyburn,<br />
Barbara Smiley, Betty Holt,<br />
Jack F«der. Miriam Bercovich,<br />
Jean Ingram, Marie Lo Blanco,<br />
Donald Shaman, Emllie Allison,<br />
Eleanor Brotman, Florence Wuhlnunn,<br />
Frances Newman, and Joan<br />
Simon. u<br />
-TUBLOV'SU* FRIDAY. OCTOBER 23. 1312 -<br />
New <strong>Lowell</strong> Course^Tomato Picking - Senior<br />
Shorts<br />
I By; Bob<br />
' Busse<br />
mean gome of football In the key<br />
Doet this column set with 1 our guard position.<br />
fancy—are you passing up Teepee His one worry? Gettlnr fat!<br />
to read II first J<br />
Yes sir. If in the Examiner man-<br />
Do we choose the right people to ner we iRgued trawling ban,<br />
"dissect"? Is the selection-circle Jackson would ITTS'J the leather<br />
limited to a "certain" group? luggage. With ft, f 4 would so far<br />
Our only way of finding out —very farl<br />
what you think on the subject Is<br />
through <strong>The</strong> <strong>Lowell</strong> letter box. Inside<br />
the main entrance.<br />
And now to Prances Mandfch.<br />
So drop us a whine. Ye Cards!<br />
You would have to take off your<br />
shoes to count her reservation do-<br />
• < • • ings. - .<br />
Surprise surprise! And guess<br />
who grabs the brass ring this<br />
She's been fn the term play,<br />
time?<br />
planned the frosh entertainment,<br />
and made the Shield tor checking<br />
Yep, Jack MacDougall. the wavy- on why you weren't here last Frihaired<br />
Atllasltc.<br />
day.<br />
"Chalk up" credit to Jackson for<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong>'s first-rate shotting in the Habit*? She** given to eyebrow<br />
scrap drive. As Block L major lifting in attempts to solve per*<br />
domo, he has brow-beaten the plexing problems.<br />
stripe wearers Into yeomen efforts. Incidentally, we discovered Fran<br />
Ills mettle has been shown. Sure, was on the traffic squad in her<br />
that's "tinny." but the raucous youth at Presidio Junior High.<br />
sound of a growing pile is music Wasn't there a bulletin notice<br />
to the Army's ears.<br />
t'other day requesting volunteers<br />
As a sideline. "Half Breed" (as for just such a job ?<br />
ho Is cslled by cohorts), plays a Aw, c'mon. . . ,<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> Works To Scrap Record Made<br />
Help War Effort By BlockL Society<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> Is helping In the war efort!<br />
Yes. <strong>Lowell</strong>'s students and faculty<br />
arc really rolling up their<br />
Over 200 Ion* of red globes packed with vitamins for the armed force* sleeve* and d<br />
and the civilian army were navrd from loas by fifty <strong>Lowell</strong> girl<br />
Robert Kapsteln. Adrienne Ap*<br />
in lots to do!<br />
harrentrrs in the past two week*. <strong>The</strong> lomato picking was dune Eid<br />
plegarth. Lorraine Bowman, Ruth<br />
Evidence of this was the hugc|pra{sed the boys for the splendid<br />
on farms nrar Pleasant on. Mrs. Jordan and Mlas Adsms lived and<br />
Krile. June Prehuer, Doris Thomp.<br />
pile of scrap metal that adorned showing. He o!so listed the many<br />
worked with the girl*. —I'Icturo Courtesy S. F. News.<br />
son, Joyce Young, June Brooks,<br />
Julian Martin. Mildred Klcfer, Jane<br />
Boeder, Eva Wolff. Virginia<br />
Wurm, Alan Margolfs, Carmen SH- War Affects<br />
va, Merrill Muh*. ililUrd Perstein.<br />
Wilna Rasmusicn, Donald<br />
Cochran, Milan Yurosh, Jocdyn School Clubs<br />
Vollmar. Elizabeth Douglas, Jean<br />
Duff,<br />
DimiuU, gasoline and sugar m*<br />
H3<br />
tloning, identification toga, and<br />
Thomas Griswold, Esther Voa-<br />
no journal this term. Yes, the war<br />
qu,-i, Marie Wagner, Bill Epstein,<br />
has affected us In a small way, but<br />
Bubette Livingston, Edward Bar-<br />
WW&. *£<br />
Clarence'has^affected these after school ac-<br />
| Pan American conditions, the<br />
LJ Spanish Club Is<br />
South<br />
Morton Cohen, William Bealt, ^"SffeS-<br />
Tom : Steege. Dorothy Apostol, »'*/«"<br />
Dick' Wlnkier. Helen Dcnckerf ffL,?« igf.„'<br />
assisted by Vice-<br />
N t n and Sec-<br />
Clalrr Stewart, Loralne Pielhop.1 Pl ?iH'S , in" *-»—<br />
Martha Schwlmley, Carlisle Lan? ""L 1 ? HeIc With the traditional <strong>Lowell</strong> spirit,<br />
Block L boys turned In an<br />
amazing record in the scrap drive,<br />
collating a ton and a half of scrap<br />
sleeves and digging In! For there i in i ninety it minutes it on October Ob 9.<br />
President Jack MacDougall<br />
ised the boys for the pldid<br />
:he front of our building recently.! other activities of lh#* society. <strong>The</strong><br />
Hcri\ everything from a meat) morning traffic squad I* composed<br />
grinder to an antiquated jalopy • rntircly of letter men. <strong>The</strong>se hsrd-<br />
R.O.T.C, Plans could lie found. Already several \<br />
thousand tons of scrap have been I<br />
gathered bv tho Block L boys, the j<br />
Many Activities honor Rocicties, and the Junior j<br />
Statesmen, under the direction of VICTORY<br />
Mock battle tactics anil maneu- Mr. Monroe and Mr. Johnston.<br />
vers will 1H> practiced during the<br />
Every day sees the pile Increasing.<br />
Already thirty-eight cartons of BUY<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> It. 0. T. C'fi forthcoralnc popular current magazines and<br />
ovor-ntcht hike In .Marin County, books are on the way to the tads<br />
It was rrvt-oled by Cadet Colonel in the nc/vicc oversea*. <strong>The</strong>y have<br />
Emerson.<br />
been gathered together by Miss<br />
Anderson and will provide many<br />
<strong>The</strong> last two weeks have seen the hours of entertainment for lonely<br />
organization of the It. O.'s annual soldiers, sailors, and marine. Many<br />
football tournament. Already, com- more arc needed, and y,& the drive<br />
panies A, B, C, and D have chosen<br />
will hist for the rcmaiiiJer of the<br />
term there Is still time to bring in<br />
their teams. Each company Is those books and magazines that<br />
prepared for a hard hattlc with you have at home.<br />
the other three. <strong>The</strong> It. O. T. C. Three- torpedoes tire headed to*<br />
band hits also organized a team wants some Japanese man of war,<br />
thanks to the students who have<br />
and may piny one or more of the brought In their old keys. <strong>The</strong>se<br />
compfinios.<br />
are kept separate from the ncra,<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> kharp-shootcr* have been metal and will bv accepted In SO'<br />
? ^encker. _<br />
.T.m.. James Barrett, Ramit llvmnn Hyman BIk, niv Arun-<br />
.. to isy incorporated Into a rifle tenm as long as the scrap metal drive<br />
Arun." Club _.T*' are members studying of the tho raw Chemistry mate- which will try to win new laurels lasts. <strong>The</strong> success of this camdale<br />
Vrabee, and Barbara Blume. rials that sre necessary In war. fur Its school. This term's team paign Is due In part to the room<br />
HZ<br />
<strong>The</strong>y have already been through sees the return of three veteran representative*.<br />
SUnley Yep, Noel McKenna, the laboratories at St. Mary's Hos- Ilos- members, they arc Captain Hid- So STOP your hoarding,<br />
Elisabeth Storen, Joan Fdher,' pitaL it! N Now, according dl t to MMr.<br />
zkk. First Lieutenant Vurosh, turn in magazine*, scrap metal, and<br />
Clara Richert, Esther RIchert,! Schwartt, they arc planning a trip and First Sergeant James. "All in- keys this way everything<br />
Mary.. Ellen Leonard. Gertrude to the Blood Bank. Weekly meet- dications show that it'll be anoth- can do the most good for your<br />
stl* Inn fsinm ** flriFft RIcluer, Allen " Newell. Richard Ings are conducted In 333 every I er top team, said Emcrnon. Fmiirvnn .
'**<br />
3^<br />
Ff?iig scores of E'8-0 and IKf-U.<br />
it !)urlng tlic first fi%'u yearn of<br />
£gridir»n struggle- with Poly, <strong>Lowell</strong><br />
rfemerged vic:ur five time* under<br />
'Jthe able coaching of Courtney<br />
rjoremn.<br />
<strong>The</strong>n . . . tragedy, unsafely,<br />
s fear . . . war! <strong>Lowell</strong> concn cn-<br />
£ lifted on December 13, 1917. He<br />
twos replaced by an Indian alumni<br />
land a U. C. grid star, Mike Voyne,<br />
^who is now widely known aH the<br />
Inmost outstanding San Francisco<br />
21 Warn n Coach<br />
Coach Voyne it still producing<br />
fchamjuonHhip teams on the old re*- !<br />
iJervu'Jon. Tuie year's team may<br />
jrave to be another "wonder team"<br />
i; v^iut that famous eleven in 1939.<br />
Because of the tireK-nt world eon-<br />
!..rt. the Parrot** famous Joe Verlucci<br />
has left to be t-eptuced by Milt<br />
Lfl» Win !<br />
-We all loolr fuiward to a victory<br />
r the favored Parrots, for we<br />
_|ixe thitt perhap* thin iff the last<br />
lance we may have to piovu thnt<br />
-JV <strong>Lowell</strong> Indians art: boiler team<br />
jupportcrs und that the <strong>Lowell</strong><br />
elivcn iias better player-.<br />
c This (a the twenty-ninth game,<br />
Erhatw llio las*, for the duration.<br />
• know I need say no more<br />
. . Sec you there!<br />
NVxt spring's giant "Itcd<br />
and White" will contain,<br />
among many other interesting<br />
feature*, twelve puces of<br />
enndid camera shots. So<br />
here'* your chance, camera<br />
hounds! Brine 'em in in<br />
drown!<br />
Hut the editors don't want<br />
all of thei>c photon tn lie of<br />
Lowvll's "big shots." <strong>The</strong>re<br />
should be- lotx of freshmen<br />
and sopuhomorcs in these<br />
pictures. Ijirge groups are<br />
to Iw avoided—four or five<br />
people at most.<br />
r ear a Badge of Service;<br />
Enlist in Victory Corps<br />
What hif-li school students can do Everyone enrolled in the<br />
on the home front to r " '<br />
._ war has been outlined<br />
.Jnited States i>ovTnmcnt -<br />
lUtlon-widc Victory Corps<br />
Member* of ths fifth pet<br />
riod clean-up committee have<br />
t received th& commendation oi'<br />
I Mr. \VaU*i, thu committee di-\<br />
Krector. ?or the excellent jobv<br />
J they arc doing In keeping<br />
I <strong>Lowell</strong> looking well.<br />
1 Co-opCi'atioii on the imrt of<br />
Laft students, however, has In<br />
£ tor? and must be Improved, 'it<br />
b was stated. :<br />
i^' Among tho .-ncniliors of tho<br />
K committee nro Eiine Cowell.<br />
KJohn Collan, and Joriy DeU<br />
Special Service Divisions, each not a word of protest was M*A.<br />
with tiarticulnr requirements. All Impossible? No, because the fitagrcgistry<br />
teachers have full Infor^'wred hours program went into .>f-<br />
matfon on JIMS requisites. I feet, and school will open nt 0:00<br />
After frigning up. members of the<br />
Corps will tic entitled to wenr Insignia<br />
Indicating their service.<br />
Thic program to enlist high<br />
school students where they arc<br />
most needed and In what they can<br />
do best Is nation-wide [n IKVPC. fnduiiing<br />
all public and unvote sec-1<br />
ondnrv schools. However, the adt<br />
m(i:ixtratlo^ tcill be locnl. In addf-<br />
[Ifon, each rchool wMI hov« a Vic-<br />
| tory Corps Council of mcmltent,<br />
na-wnts, and teachnrs, whose jub It<br />
wHl be to develop policies and<br />
pIn nil. ,<br />
nnd close nt 2:*'O. making the <br />
nrc^n.m arc to give youths<br />
.cdlite, accelerated, nnd spec ol n.iw«inn w»r vuon. i, ,—j- .<br />
lluWta ancl 8li<br />
-lining for the war service they 3. Continuon* srrvtvc :w air raid<br />
[III perform after they .wive warden, first watcher, U- S. O. volhool,<br />
and at the same time to unteer, builder of model airplanes, c*. wj<br />
lint out Hie ratpoiMibimic* thnt r.wl Cross work, farm a'd. salvage'Ot S£2QT tlOUTS<br />
cycm shoulder now. ,work. can, of smali children for; ® S <strong>The</strong> staff of the-Kdd nnd White<br />
hits has brought In thu total iof<br />
»13J5<br />
ber 12. Ilomc-and-home discussion from Its sale of tho (riant sprlnir<br />
nrogmms were held with Oakland edition. This represents the sale<br />
High »nd the U. S. F. freshmen. of MM Journals. Two hundred<br />
<strong>The</strong> Navy has moved into the de- more will be set aside for tho newbator's<br />
hungout, 319. <strong>The</strong> room is comers to <strong>Lowell</strong> next spring.<br />
no longer adorned with "ci "and This super-journal vrf'J be thu<br />
debate xchcdulcs, but with the re- lanrest in <strong>Lowell</strong>'s histo.7. wd will<br />
sult of Mr. Lorbcer's plan of tench- be the first annual. Inciudld in the<br />
ing Navy rulimcnU. Beneath sig- Red and White will be complete<br />
nal codes and knot boards, the air uictures of the fall anV. spring<br />
stilt grows warm, while Coach Lor- srailuctlnc classes, photon atul sto-<br />
~ , becr kans tmcU in his chair and nes for a wnole year of Jports and<br />
" Memhenhtti Meanx Service |working puretits, ami many other A ffootc<br />
smiles.<br />
lOutllned In tho plan of the "teen- necessaary jobs. JXTTeClS<br />
.Mr. Barry is the Bed nnd White's<br />
rim> sponsor.<br />
«-o army" are tho services that stu-f sP«l«l Service Divtalorut !<br />
1.6<br />
.-^ :;,;
EDITOR<br />
LOWELL STAFF<br />
BOB STURTEVANT<br />
rv j,/-;;:-::i:Tl<br />
Managing Editor-<br />
Feature Fr*"<br />
- Joan Simon<br />
tftf re F ...<br />
Sporta Erilf""<br />
, .... iin Sullivan<br />
1<br />
Clrl Sporta Editor<br />
Defense Editor<br />
Circulation M""nicf<br />
Mary Brandt<br />
Hotirw ctwIlM<br />
Alan Orr<br />
Gloria. Qiundt<br />
Clannca Kub«nittln<br />
Joo 8*n Fallpc<br />
Jora Dnuktn<br />
Uob H<br />
r<br />
—Bud Silverman<br />
tone Guesser<br />
.Mildred Kiefer<br />
Manhelm<br />
REPORTERS<br />
lUb lUrbam nnltlen<br />
•Nornun Kramer<br />
Itlctutnl Mobfer<br />
Manramt tfcholra<br />
Itetijr Solomon<br />
HoMr Ttiompiion<br />
Marjorle W»Ui<br />
This is Thanksgioing 1942 -<br />
Ji Holiday Changed By War<br />
"<strong>The</strong>re are no ration cards. <strong>The</strong> lights<br />
burn brightly; there is no blackout. This,<br />
you Fee. is America, and today is Thanksgiving."<br />
<strong>The</strong>se sentences were taken from <strong>The</strong><br />
<strong>Lowell</strong>'s 1941 Thanksgiving editorial. We<br />
were thankful then that we were a neutral<br />
nation and had not felt the effects of war.<br />
We had won the football championship,<br />
and the victory made the day complete.<br />
Since that day things have changed.<br />
In December we entered the war. Blackouts<br />
were frequent. May found us standing<br />
in line for sugar ration books. We<br />
began saving scrap. Dimout laws were<br />
put into effect Now, gasoline and meat<br />
are to be rationed.<br />
Last year we were grateful that we<br />
didn't have to worn' about these things.<br />
Today such inconveniences are immaterial<br />
; for we have higher values.<br />
We are thankful today that our homes<br />
have not been attacked and that we still<br />
have a plentiful supply of food. More than<br />
that. President Roosevelt's recent words<br />
express - our feelings: "Americans are<br />
united as never before. <strong>The</strong> strength of<br />
the United Nations is on the upgrade."<br />
This is Thanksgiving, 1942.<br />
Teepee Tattle Tales Has<br />
Opened a Second Front<br />
So long, gossip—Teepee has opened a<br />
second front1<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> has always been tops in everything.<br />
<strong>The</strong> football team has won more<br />
championships than any other school;<br />
Patrick Henry has always had many of<br />
his successors in this school—in other<br />
words, unsurpassed debaters; scholarship,<br />
tops alumni, successful. When Uncle<br />
Sam called the students of America to participate<br />
in Hie war effort, <strong>Lowell</strong> was<br />
right there on call. <strong>The</strong> 3tudent body purchased<br />
an enormous amount of war<br />
stamps and bonds; books and magazines<br />
were brought for the armed forces; and<br />
scrap metal was collected in huge amounts.<br />
': Those are the things that make <strong>Lowell</strong><br />
outstanding, not petty gossip. For that<br />
reason, gossipy Teepee Tattlctales will be<br />
no more. Instead there will be information:<br />
about those who are so generously<br />
giving their time to the war effort.<br />
.. So long gossip 1<br />
' Victors Corps Enables You<br />
'"...••••-.. To Aid the War Effort<br />
We know that you want to help win the<br />
war—nothing else is possible.<br />
| -But you want to know exactly what,<br />
when, and where the Government actually<br />
want you. High school students arc now<br />
being told definitely and clearly just how<br />
they can best help.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Government set up the Victory<br />
Corps for the single purpose of making<br />
better- use now and in the future of<br />
teen-age efforts. This program tells how<br />
each ot.us can be of more service to our<br />
country;<br />
All that is necessary to become a member—that-.is,<br />
.recognition that you are<br />
'working:for the nited States—is service<br />
to your nation.<br />
THE LOWFXL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1942<br />
Fun For All At<br />
Big Game Rally<br />
"We'll Win" Is<br />
General Opinion<br />
Click click to the tune of Glenn<br />
Miller's "Knit One Purl Two"—no<br />
very many <strong>Lowell</strong> Kirh ar« knitiini?<br />
sweaters for Red Cross. Ann<br />
total Is five. Five happy<br />
—1-1:— .....L -i t o o<br />
most of them tire so fixed up that<br />
the man liasn't got a chance to ask<br />
who ho wants. Our vote for oddity.<br />
of the month in the Copicy, Joan 1<br />
Wonder and Ken Wells trio. Who<br />
said he felt like the humnn ash<br />
tray on the last Wonder-fuI (kid-;<br />
ding, of course) date? I<br />
, Talk int: about dates, who Is that I<br />
boy from "way down under"— AMtrolitt<br />
to you dupes, who seems to<br />
pet alonjt so famously with Beth<br />
HaW and who cMortcil "Pigcon-<br />
1CIM M short, shoulders too tight, but at<br />
least the girls are trying—that's<br />
more than we can say for some of<br />
those publicity hounds who try to<br />
bribe us for mention in these col-<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> was welt represented lost<br />
Saturday in ull downtown department<br />
stores. Everyone seems to be<br />
working now.<br />
Mnry Shcffcy has done some<br />
very nlcasant war work as a Junior<br />
U. S. O. hostess.<br />
Oliver to a recent shindig? Ytifve heard the slogan "Zip<br />
Dtitcs—und more dotes—and Doug your Hp"— well, so hnvo we. So<br />
Homer ii date with a Atrctchcr! we II do it—but, although it's sabo-<br />
i es, he's a stretcher bearer. tage to listen to rumor, we're coing<br />
Jackie Tnbournel Is a C. D. re- to do jusr that thing:<br />
ceptionist at Aptos Junior High. All richt. you R. O. T. C. fellows<br />
v> e hear she also does some recep- nut your cuns away. We're not<br />
tionlnt; of Washington men—who allies, we just want to be ready to<br />
always seem to call.<br />
inform you of ntl tliat happens!<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong>'s Spirited Scrap Drives<br />
Led by Generous Teachers<br />
Old keys, compacts, furs. maga-| Throuch the efforts of Miw Anslnes.<br />
pots and pan*, books—th's dcrson, Mr. Johnston nnd their colmay<br />
sound like a junk denter's col- lectors, nnd you who nro helping<br />
lection, hut it's the battle cry of nml have helped atrcaily bv bring-<br />
Miss Anderson, who has led <strong>Lowell</strong> i ing your scrap, we have turned in<br />
into the thick of the f'ght wittijovcr 0,000 keys, tnicklondu of<br />
one of the most complete iiml pro- j metal scrap, nnd shipments of<br />
iluctive salvage drives in any hign • hooks am! magazines,<br />
rtchool. | Hut these drives aren't over.<br />
Inspired by the contribution Mr.,^ nrc «' !1 ««*«* °»- And they<br />
Johnson and the Block L boys made; ""*£ .>°" r ft J^fe . Con . tri t U , tI °, 1 !to<br />
the war effort wl'h the very sue- JfeL' M r ono y for you t0 hoIp In<br />
*"<br />
that may sound small, but are »° I k Th£nm man, ,tude..ls who are<br />
Important.<br />
already doing their pert .that have<br />
tTake fur.for example. <strong>Lowell</strong> is<br />
.„,. „_.- ... «.**••'•-••.*. wu"^.. ."I"*'* Ku^iL'u ."!'" 4«ny recognition. DC*<br />
the qnly school in the city that In have rcfilly done ImnorUnt work.<br />
colIp;tinR this vital scrap. <strong>The</strong>oWl At the Irwfn MemoriM BIotK 1<br />
pieces of skin that you turn in R«nlt. Mnc Hunter, WocI McKcntw,<br />
will nrobably actually save a life,} France* NVwman. tyuluc R*»'.-burn,<br />
the lift; of one of those unsung he-1 Barbara Smiley, La Verne Stoutcnroos,<br />
the merchant marine. - <strong>The</strong>, ben,*, nnd Raw; Sultan are among<br />
_.-.._».(— i- n .L-. thnt . branch - - • of - service -• thnv> dolnir clerical work.<br />
lira mat, many from exposure. A If you think this Is where you<br />
fur-llntd Iccfcjt mlKht bi the dif- can help, so Mti* Anderson about<br />
ference between life and death. working there.<br />
Lieutenantin. Waacsj ^ - ^<br />
Former <strong>Lowell</strong> Student<br />
Although such'sounds as "forward marcV*<br />
"rompanv halt" are the most umial for 2nd L.,_,<br />
tenant Kelley. she seemed quits at home amid:<br />
the noise and confusion of <strong>Lowell</strong>'s Bauuuv^P<br />
After being introduce*!, we set about asking:<br />
the trim officer a few vital Questions whlchicairi<br />
Are you going? ! am, and ao Of the many replies to our query<br />
nro a lot or other students. Well '—"What Is your opinion on the<br />
have lota of fun. <strong>The</strong> Empire la a outcome of tho BlgCame?" . . .<br />
swell theater, Just the plnco for ths wo picked a laxr of the lesaer. shall<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong>-Poly night rally, and the we sny emotional ones, to repeaat<br />
price only 30 cent*.<br />
to you, and here they are:<br />
If you net there by 7:30, you will Merle Moore, end, rubbed his<br />
see and hear all the entertainment chin, thought deeply and uttered:<br />
Paul Hopper ha* ready.<br />
"It'll be A good game because It's<br />
Do you remember Ira Thompson<br />
for tho championship. <strong>Lowell</strong> will<br />
and Bob Arnold? <strong>The</strong>y were paat<br />
win by one touclidown."<br />
presidents of LowelL <strong>The</strong>y're ga*<br />
Sandy Johnston: "Loads of luck<br />
me to say a few words. <strong>The</strong> hand<br />
to a ftwell bunch of fellows and a<br />
will be thcro to furnish some music.<br />
championship team."<br />
<strong>The</strong> pupils that went to tho last<br />
Paul Hopper. In the midst of a<br />
rally can tell you that the commun-<br />
bevy of beauties aUted: "We're<br />
ity singing of college song* is real-<br />
the underdo?, and the underdog has<br />
ly A lot of fun.<br />
always won In the past. Let's hop*<br />
It hatipens again."<br />
<strong>The</strong>re will be speeches by Mike Cliff Gome*, our hula-hula kid,<br />
Voyne and tho captains of the stopped for a minute, went into o<br />
Thansgiving Day fracas teams. Al conference with Ed Bennett and<br />
Hoyman, the yell leader of two Ken Chancy, and came out with<br />
terms ago, will be at the rally to this resolution: "Poly has a very<br />
lend a couple of yells.<br />
stronir team, but well try to bo<br />
Don Urush and Joe Cullen, two better."<br />
cx-grads, are going to put on a Don Schumacher, our swell yell<br />
skit or two.<br />
leader who has a tremendous Job<br />
Y«, I'll be there, and so will ahead ot him, says: "If you kids<br />
you, 1 hope. Don't forget, the Em will follow directions, especially for<br />
piro <strong>The</strong>ater, West Portal and Vin the Cnrd stunts, the spirit should<br />
ccnle,' November 24, 7:30, and 30 be as high an we hope the score<br />
cent*.<br />
will be."<br />
j Teepee Tattle Tales<br />
Traisa the Lord and Pass thoi Juno Mangini has been working<br />
Ammunition," a good song. Is all hard with the Junior A. W. V. S.<br />
you you hear over the radio. Today, She is busy being backed up by<br />
yes, right now, we are going to do about fifty-'fiv? <strong>Lowell</strong> girls.*<br />
xomc little little praising praising and and quite a Pets enter the defense work,<br />
bit of f pausing—yes, i you g set! a iin<br />
too. Xo wonder Donnldine Bridges<br />
Teepee Tattle Talcs —._ before yo „—. your htm been so busy. Shcs' training<br />
eyes . . . were passing up hcr U Ti>k^e My Place—Bill She*<br />
dar. to Jackie Kenficld.<br />
MIMIIT Five bv Fire—Hnnk Morris.<br />
Ju»t AH Tinich Vou Were Here—Jean Barbe to<br />
Dnve Williams.<br />
Amen—Betty. Darin, and "Sandy."<br />
He's Mv Ruy—Violet V'ncent to Bob Eddy.<br />
You're Ka«y to Dane** With—Frank Snnford.<br />
Srrenitdc in Itlue—Cat Capxev.<br />
Mbw Vnu-Gtorin Unt' to Bob Cherry,<br />
lie Cnrrful. ffn My Heart-Jackie Tabournel tf<br />
the Washington football team.<br />
Can't Hut netirnfn OK My Mind—Maurice 0*BrlB<br />
to Georgia Sayrc. .<br />
Jingle Ja-'Rle Jinjile—Your money for War Bow<br />
and Stamps.<br />
Poll Announcement<br />
To be featured In our senior issue will be tJ*<br />
teturns of the following poll in which we wov!<br />
like every one of you to participate. ^<br />
Ballots must be In the Lflter Box not to?<br />
than Krijay. December 18. Ballots will not bj]<br />
counted unless thev nrc signed by the studttfj<br />
onil, thcreftirc. u ruling of one ballot to a studestj<br />
must lui mnae.<br />
Titles to l>c voted on ore:<br />
Mont Popular Girl<br />
Most Popular Boy<br />
Most Sophisticated Girl<br />
Most Hn-hful Boy<br />
School Nitwit<br />
School'* nig Shot<br />
Typical High School Boy<br />
Tyi.Scnl High School Girl<br />
Smoothest Dancer (Girl)<br />
Smoothest Dancer (Boy)<br />
Cutest Couple
Tear Up Past Records--"Big<br />
Little Game" Finally Here<br />
Jl'S ::LOWELL\<br />
JyJo^Player' ; V ;..:?':Iine>upi'-^;::;;^ppLY ••• _<br />
.."-<br />
||67OitI Bennett<br />
j;Ot Ron Sockplor<br />
j'91 Tom Slrel<br />
787 George Bull<br />
; 13 Ken Larklns<br />
- Ed Bennett<br />
I"37 Ken Chancy<br />
I J9 Chas Mornard<br />
I 76 Paul Oral<br />
93 Herb Fulda<br />
S3 Jack Irvine<br />
Wt. Pos WL Player "-'.iL No.%,<br />
177 LER 172 BobMcLtan; G7^<br />
205 LTK 200 Werner Plagge 60^<br />
175 LGR 18S Dick nallgren SS<br />
165 C 167 Don Kodgers '73<br />
158 RGL 174 Bob Dodda 75<br />
175 RTL 210 Norm Morrlll 98<br />
175 REL 180 Bob Gray 54<br />
1-10 Q 155 Bob Griffin 63<br />
175 LBR 155 Russ Ramos 66<br />
185 RHL 157 Harry Wilson 52<br />
185 F 205 BUI Whitehorn 53<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> Squad<br />
Klnir 42 Colrndnr<br />
•" 5 Mncitlo 45 JlacDouimH<br />
10 Nave 45 ~ "" "<br />
It Bandarrca GO<br />
.12 AstrnhantsefrB<br />
1:13 Vnyuie 05<br />
Gilt C8<br />
I 17 Gomes 72<br />
|!20 Brown 73<br />
21 Richardson 77<br />
22 Janssen 81<br />
23 Lawrtnro 82<br />
,24 Horn 84<br />
2S Sdmhanl<br />
Top. Itfl lo rlKht: Mghl half Herb Fulda, quarterback Chsrlle Mornard. left halfback N'ek Antrahanlseff. IS Sf.fi'f 11 "' 1<br />
Poly Squad<br />
Collishan<br />
Roach<br />
Sheldon<br />
Merccrcau<br />
Barthold<br />
Copsey<br />
McLennan<br />
Quondt<br />
Green<br />
Pittson<br />
Moore<br />
McLaughlln<br />
Morris<br />
and fallback Jack Irrlne. Bottom, left to right: Ken Chanejr, Ed Ilrnncll, Ken Larkin*, George Ball. 3? 8Sj<br />
Clement e<br />
Tom Slrel. Iton Sockolor, and Dill Bennett. —Photo by Henry Albert, jj umntk DeFord<br />
Buchanan<br />
Dotur<br />
Simm<br />
Wells<br />
Bcrriman<br />
MacMillan Chan<br />
E5 Wllloughby 83 Van Houtte<br />
66 Mllslcy 91 Shutta ShutU<br />
Kl .. Axell 30 Barry -<br />
01 T. Tlcaczyk &7 Lane '<br />
62 Coreris lfl Ki.d<br />
Lamayion<br />
J. Tkaok<br />
Rudolph<br />
D. Johnson<br />
States<br />
Curran<br />
Crouch<br />
Either<br />
Castillo<br />
Marqucz<br />
Rarncss<br />
Mooihei<br />
N. Ronuisanta<br />
Tucker<br />
Peterson<br />
Scafire<br />
Minor Sports: <strong>The</strong> Same Old Story<br />
Soccer Team Booted '10s, 20s Come Through<br />
Althoufch thc soccer team ended<br />
'n fourth place In the lentrue, it was<br />
a dark horse, upsetting «uch favorites<br />
na Commerce and Poly in<br />
<strong>The</strong>y
! ««-<br />
p Varieties<br />
"Hit <strong>Lowell</strong> on<br />
Decf2 and 4<br />
, Jam packed wltl. entertainment,<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> 1 * "Victory Varieties" nllpn<br />
Into top billing on the school *chodulo<br />
Wednesday and Friday with<br />
two performance* of what may be<br />
the lout appearance uf the xemf-annual<br />
production* far the duration.<br />
Mr. I'olland, dramatfcR conch,<br />
rich fn utttfte-gawy, nan expended<br />
vvery moon* to make thir the mottt<br />
nucreiuful of hi* lonjc Hut of *mn*h<br />
hlU.<br />
' . Never IW«re<br />
U%t*rythlnir \* iww. <strong>The</strong> twentytwo<br />
net* and black-out nkitit are<br />
strictly flrnt time on the I^owt-II<br />
t<br />
<strong>The</strong>y feature Morm Kratr.tr nnd<br />
Hob RtilwnKlcin Iii "Morning Kxcrri«e."<br />
a fimt little burlequc on physical<br />
eiluration by way of tho loud<br />
niH'dker. In the |iart of I'mfiiuwiT<br />
"Mou" JJpptnan, Kramor fa can*<br />
ceded tti be one of thn hiKh spot* in<br />
the Inuch-crammed nrojmtn.<br />
Veteran Jim Oliver, with Shirley<br />
Plymire. Tom Stccgt-, Mttrilyn<br />
Cone, Jack Cooper, Junt; "" '<br />
homme. Eft nbotit. right face,<br />
Konvnrd march, a faster pace,<br />
! On the double, keep in ntcp.<br />
f Enoush;<br />
Little brotherV dtwovcrlni* cm<br />
morc.<br />
barraMcd xInter'K lovo-mnkinjr EM *"<br />
IN-, low on the ttround, crab your h«L<br />
the theme of '<strong>The</strong> Wry Xnkt-d '<br />
V»m*vi« no idea how irood you'll feel.<br />
Hoy," featuring Dout; Homer in Graduate Guide) <strong>Lowell</strong> Boys Answer Hospital's N*(iw nn I'our toco, hup, hup,<br />
the doubtfully envious position uf<br />
Fur coodnoK xntce, please net up.<br />
the unclad urchin.<br />
l'«'t«r ciri.4, you're tired, no duubt<br />
Caroline Nnhmnn if* the ulum-<br />
Wo rccnmmonil "T h r i 11! n K.". nu „],„ r,Hoivc(Yiiu' mosl uni-spilct- Call for More Stretcher Bearers Wi'H. f»r iroodnpRd FJII:C; they're<br />
all par>fed out!!!<br />
•'JI!«»ln>. *' -—-••"'» «•••-••• L'nks. "•"• nnd ••Adventure" • — ••-•••»•« r | it; «• minor hraur ihls ihl month- l Jshc Si was elect-1 l<br />
. ,<br />
for tho the nanlyofhcnrt hnrdy-of-heart. LllV' <strong>Lowell</strong>'*'cti unwlilviit ! of the delating fn- Kcsnondiin,' to nil indent need for trained .itrelcher iiear-<br />
Strftcher:ncarcni will be m attend-jt«nii:y ut State. S\w nh» wiiiku;<br />
'., forty-four<br />
-w *<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> hoys have umlt-*rj;om* 11 course of iti- i- Basic Naval Course<br />
•tand the caff of thiw chiller,.. | jcrr>. » "Clolden colenmn Cuter." and n.,b Cherry \'im It<br />
i-llnwr J.,
SSI<br />
^TOMORROW<br />
^Volume 81. No. A<br />
1 o k in g<br />
Ar o u nd<br />
Lo•<br />
w e11<br />
i s<br />
By Rob Slurtcvant, Editor<br />
».> January 25 is u very special day)<br />
If '- fcr 230 <strong>Lowell</strong> students. To the i<br />
1/ hiifh seniors, graduation day will ^M<br />
;«nJ forever nigh school daynJIM<br />
Graduation on that day will mean! . To I*jn:l Hopper, every<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> 5tu«lent owes a vote of<br />
thank* for tha efficient way En<br />
which h good officer*. LOMeSt L1OS6S IOF<br />
for Lhe Job next lerm will 1* very:<br />
IMPI. Vot-i for the person you:<br />
know will IK: a cie.iit to <strong>Lowell</strong>. Student Body Card<br />
Worth Repeating ]<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Lowell</strong> -"udoni hody U<br />
N'I-XL term'it Ktinlent IMMIV c:ird<br />
will lie somethinir tti tulk' about,<br />
probably lln-d of hcarinc<br />
SflN FRANCISCO'S OLDEST HIGH SCHOO<br />
San FtnnclKo, California. Wtilanulay, January 20.1043<br />
Candidates Await Verdict<br />
U|_ w A*V A*«t^S,j^^^^%j<br />
230'Seniors;<br />
TajGradiiate<br />
January 2 5thj<br />
' Tomorrow .._ In registry, <strong>Lowell</strong>'* office and won Block L member-<br />
student body officers . for the ship for hi* iwlmming ability. Ray<br />
spring term will bo chosen. At ... the IN ... i-rexy ,..». of „» the ...v Iorr-3 .«.,-«. claw. *.««i, Block »•»••<br />
nrimary cWtiont, held on January r L memfier, *nd a football and basil,<br />
the candidate* for each office j kcthnll player,<br />
were singled down to two, «•-•-- Chief ... "money counter" will be Graduation Exercises<br />
Eddy v* null<br />
Ed Rarthold. high-3 prexy. or<br />
Hoping to be able to iiudres* Allan Mancoll*. Both are Scroll ;At Opera Hou««<br />
stud'nts at court lollies and lead and Block L . member*.<br />
In other activities are George Bull "LoweL r<br />
and Bob Eddy. George Is well Who will be chief In the news- "Conjcratalatlonsr J<br />
known as the nil-city football cen- room? Will it be Mildred Kfefer, "Thank you. Mr. Stephens.**^ I<br />
ten Ho holds a membership in the who has spent two terms on <strong>The</strong><br />
Block L nnd Scroll, and works in; <strong>Lowell</strong> staff and one Jcrm on the<br />
<strong>The</strong>se words will be repeated o-A<br />
Miss Harrison's office.<br />
Red and White staff? Sho is a<br />
sWO <strong>Lowell</strong> graduates who will ro-i<br />
Bob Eddy is another of Mis* Block and shield member as well<br />
eelvo their diplomas on Xoii&y,*<br />
Harrisun's hoy* and a xnorts en- as a debater and was cub man-<br />
January 25. at the Opera HODS*. {<br />
thjxiant. . He Is an outstanding aging editor of <strong>The</strong> <strong>Lowell</strong>.<br />
California's oldest high school<br />
Vrxity wrxity swimmer swimm and nd was prcxy rxy of f 'wnn wnr • • i<br />
hU low junior claxx. Bob will vie<br />
•• - •••<br />
had its first commencement ezer-:<br />
with George for the office of prcs- „<br />
Jilent t n Shield member, and also haf<br />
Vice presidential candidates are upent one term on the Red and<br />
Ruth Gumbrecht of the advanced White staff?<br />
orvhextra, and Pnt Krili, C. A. A.<br />
Favorite*<br />
rtdinr manager. Illock L member, Juanltn Roymonandt<br />
vice-president of her hfj;h>3 claim, posed for the office of<br />
and helper In Mr. Monroe's office, j manager. We know she Is antlcl-<br />
¥J <strong>The</strong>re "** were — only ' * two candidates' " * nntlng ulng hnnl work In the coming<br />
^*ff _ ._ >rm, nnd, because oC her previous<br />
taker, without showing any favor-' experience, she will prove more<br />
ilium on <strong>The</strong> <strong>Lowell</strong>'s pnrt, will than capable.<br />
undoubtedly Iw a boy. <strong>The</strong> two <strong>The</strong> trnilitior.nl cjtc yell will be<br />
for !>ccrct) ' r ell tends forth 230 rtudcuts who*"v.i't<br />
enter Into a heavy-hearted<br />
world. But it is through thaw<br />
and all hIKh-spint*>d and vietorym'nded<br />
young Americana that our<br />
goal will be achieved. Fourteen<br />
boys who have already joined the<br />
armed forces will be graduated fa<br />
y« Next Jerm's^note-j term, nnd, I<br />
ibjtcntln.<br />
'Pom p and Circumstance,"<br />
plavcd by y the <strong>Lowell</strong> oorchestra, h t<br />
will accompany the " up tovoice<br />
the introduction. <strong>The</strong> class<br />
Warren Simmon*. Doris* Thornp- you to chooi"** a good set of ofi'i- history is to be reviewed by Irftan.<br />
Juanlta Reytnenandl. cors.<br />
ving Hammer. It will bo the history<br />
of four years of close associa-<br />
: m<br />
j lion and everlasting memories—of<br />
a* I Minute, dnneen, gamen, parties, rallies, don*<br />
»: Urad Giles hie lunches, nnd even those dreadis<br />
in the running] cd report card days. With In*<br />
lor yell lender, world situation* clamping down<br />
Hraii is known | upon many moments of relaxation,<br />
for .... good [every <strong>Lowell</strong> memory will be prc-<br />
work as one ofciou.i.<br />
the nft'<br />
this term.<br />
Under the direction of Miss Hazel<br />
Alexander, the Girls' Glee Club<br />
will sine. *Trnyer From Hnnsel<br />
and Gretel" and "Allah's Hclllday."<br />
Joan Duff will (rive n reading.<br />
Alt good things come to on end<br />
j Victory Corps iWar Stamp Goal to<br />
nnd Betty Solomon, In her vale-<br />
Plans Proceed Be Reached Soon dictory, will hid farewell to LowelL<br />
Mr.lt. C. Kricjrer will direct the<br />
At Good Speed' W» uw »nlc» In Doccmbcr <strong>Lowell</strong> orchestra in the ployinir of<br />
the Svmnhonie tuom. M I>hnnn "<br />
I Annual to 1<br />
iMST' J . Jl ' mar y ** thc fina ! mon , th in Many Candid Shots<br />
•"""*"• n-hivli the S100.COO goal can be at- J<br />
<strong>The</strong> stuiknt body Imrkinir. the Tuckl'r 'will hnvc^'a"* hard" time j **>'- «nd production— are or-n to ,Vart:c7pat«Hl thft"<br />
yelL* nnd ehrrrx niv what the tenm c|1(l(I>Iinjr the winning ilcxlgn. I<br />
ulty ad- :.,iti^]. An ndditloimi sale of Slt,-<br />
- -'"•--•* - • • Ji,,ri! than this Pictures, pictures, and mom plcil<br />
everj* other jttircH will be the prevailing fea-<br />
u t"IH-'r clafsmen and to Inv.vr class- j<br />
needs. We can fhoiy every other '" " I men who nra specially quuli:"<br />
schiol we can Iwa*. UK nttj-mlanre Mr. Johnston, chief fncuhy «,.at<br />
ifmw. \Vc hnvp a swell team. Schedule Changes viser for th» Victor)- Corps, utatvit Ty-m iV needed"<br />
Donit let It down. _ _, . _, that about "CO ftudent have signet!' • ' * •<br />
Wei. thu is vour lost !/twcll p o r Spring Termlun. nnd ih.it this i« n ^mall per- 1<br />
f»r this ;»?nn an-I my Ia?t column. r ° ccnuige<br />
Tbunks. nnd thatV thirty. t „, ,, _ , ,__, ,.,„ -ou;work has 1<br />
from <strong>Lowell</strong>'s champhnehip march<br />
J will enhance the Red and White.<br />
Debaters Beat Parrots'35,«ff35.» 1 Take a good look at thin, . .<br />
clcx-k xlavrx. llcrc'if the new schwl-<br />
3*fcite<br />
arc to be used.<br />
. nqu«t. it . _<br />
ei'rnfnjr at a downtown ii!£tiiunint,<br />
will be thfc announcement of next<br />
.term'* officer* nnd the awarding<br />
of the ran for thi- n,.wt rfficlent I.unch, 11 :.1"-12:07—lower divl- j<br />
.company in th*i Kchool battnlfon. »n.<br />
'' <strong>The</strong> promotion of the officers in<br />
divided by the rt^ulu nf cmnjuti-<br />
•la. 11:27-12:20.<br />
Uve examinations. <strong>The</strong> cup is<br />
Hi. 12MS-I2:r
;-•••!> •<br />
sli<br />
We're Proud of <strong>Lowell</strong>'s Boys<br />
Who Are Off Fighting the Foe<br />
We have won the football championship.<br />
. . . <strong>Lowell</strong>'s seniors had a big<br />
hand in that.<br />
We have bought many War Bonds.<br />
. . . <strong>Lowell</strong> seniors again did their<br />
share.<br />
And now, after four years of fellowship,<br />
we'll miss their help. Wo shall miss<br />
the laughs they gave us in varieties and<br />
plays. We shall miss their able leadership<br />
at rallies, games, and nances.<br />
We shall know that they, too, will miss<br />
us, especially when they can no longer<br />
read the gossip about their friends in<br />
Teepee Tattle Tnlcs—when they must hid<br />
farewell forever to Shield and Scroll<br />
meetings, court dances, and game rallies.<br />
<strong>The</strong>y will miss the excitement of elections<br />
and Block I, railics. Yes, they will miss<br />
us but, for most of them » new and completely<br />
different life will begin, une that<br />
although different will contain the same<br />
amount of fun, happiness, and for those<br />
who endeavor—'iiiccess.<br />
Whether they arc going on to college<br />
or into the ntnwd services . . . no<br />
matter where they go, wo knov that they<br />
will be doin; their best, for after all didn't<br />
they do that same thing for us?<br />
Yes. we'll miss you. We hope that<br />
you miss us. Farewell, seniors, nnd with<br />
you goes our every wish.<br />
Whether College or Service<br />
Bound, Seniors Will Be Missed<br />
"He passed his physical."<br />
.'. "February 1 he will probably leave, if<br />
hot sooner."<br />
This is common talk around <strong>Lowell</strong><br />
these days because we all know or knew<br />
of someone whom the Army, Navy, Coast<br />
Guard, or Merchant Marines has claimed<br />
recently.<br />
Do we feel sad to see them go?<br />
We feel proud to think when we hear<br />
of a victory in the Solomons, in Tunisia,<br />
or in Guadalcanal, that maybe one of us—<br />
a <strong>Lowell</strong>ite—helped defeat our mutual<br />
enemy.<br />
- When we hear o* our troops landing in<br />
Africa tc help the Allies, we say that who<br />
knows but that a former In'lian is helping<br />
scalp those little mustaches off Hitlerites<br />
.just as they scalped our foes on the football<br />
field.<br />
<strong>The</strong> great institution of <strong>Lowell</strong> hud<br />
turned many great men into mnny great<br />
fields. But no man has had more courage,<br />
greater Io >'aity, or strengthening faith<br />
Bum have thesa—our boys—who are joining<br />
the Armed Forces of the United<br />
States of America.<br />
.; WhaUf •<<br />
_*What I£ Helen were Private-room instead of<br />
Ward. ~ . f /• . ^.z.<br />
What u Jacquoltr.o were Ignorant Instead of<br />
What If Howard vere Rank instead of iJapk.<br />
What .If, Donaldlne wrw TunaeU Instead of<br />
THE LOWELLFEATURE 1'AfiE. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1943 ^<br />
*N»W niANCUCOV OUktlTHOM KNOCK. Nt\VlI>APTNC5 / entor ^siWLill anb Cceftament<br />
- • ~ Lowtll lliiiSseliool<br />
r r iio . iu r<br />
• U n. 8. a A. iltmbin Fnt<br />
!••• ' LOWELL STAFF<br />
EDITOR- ..BOB STURTEVANT<br />
Manaffinjr Editor-, -Tirr* Simon<br />
Featura Editor -* '..,. lla Sullivan<br />
SporU Editors<br />
Bud Silverman<br />
Girl Sport. Edlur-<br />
DefenM Editor<br />
-Mildred Klefer<br />
Circulation Manager. -Louisa Manheim<br />
KBPOItTEHS<br />
ltnrb*m < „<br />
Norman Kramer<br />
lUchanl Uobtor<br />
Manmrvl Hcnufeti<br />
lt>tty Kolutnan<br />
Hear ye] Hear ye! Gather 'round Miriam Dibble bequeaths to<br />
and listen to the readinic of this Wiekf SchulU all tho "rood" food<br />
will. You may be ono of the lucky In the cafo. Hank Nelson leaves<br />
one*. <strong>The</strong> high senior* have Doris Thompson tho<br />
spoken.<br />
Hob Mclaughlin very generously<br />
leaven lo all future football player*<br />
hi* bruises. Charlotte Fredericks<br />
bequcathe* to some pair of<br />
fey hand* some nice warm mittens.<br />
Mclvfn Evan*<br />
leaves lo o lome poor<br />
sucker who Is Kolnj* Kolnj out for dis distance<br />
runninjr i his beloved l d track k<br />
shoes. Joan Cnravellas wills her<br />
dirty saddle* to any freshman<br />
with a bottle of shoe polish.<br />
Hob Uushc leaves his white susnender*<br />
to Russell Sweeney. Ilev<br />
Orackett wills her Spanish hook*<br />
to any frcshmsn who wants a<br />
headache. Dave Sheldon bequeath*<br />
to Parnnbv Brooks his bike num-<br />
H <strong>Lowell</strong> Represented Inf<br />
World War II Battl^<br />
Red and<br />
White" headache. Barbvra Stnner<br />
Is the luckv receiver of anythinir<br />
she can find In the locker of Doris<br />
Flynn. Leo Ellis was left Ward<br />
I'ennlnffton's worn-out sweat<br />
socks^ Christ Challo* leaves to<br />
Beverly Andrews a comb to comb<br />
her curly locks. DytheMay Iler<br />
broken mirror.<br />
Gcorglt Sayre leaves her red and<br />
green stripped mirror to Claire<br />
Stewart. Bert Burns leaves Dawn<br />
Canon a little gold axe, forever.<br />
Ah! Lovg) Butty Saekman beaucaths<br />
her blonde hair to Janet<br />
Smith. Ed Drccfsen leaves James<br />
Tufts the things "we love so dear."<br />
her 5. Wllma Melvin is the donor> I wonder what he means I!<br />
ul ho; typewriter In 135 to Betty' Betty Holt wills her desks in tho<br />
Cohn. A <strong>Lowell</strong> escapist leaves to classrooms to some freshman,<br />
all <strong>Lowell</strong> interns his greatest: Marilyn WfesEntr is the recipient of<br />
sympathies, _ I Frank Snnford's shoes to dance in.<br />
Pat Krll) U left some standing It won't be quite the same, eh,<br />
room on the Potk bus by Margaret Marllvn? And Jack Fcdcr, always<br />
Croiiby. Pnt was also willed Mr. the generous one, leaves no one<br />
Barnes, and physics II.<br />
(rood luck. <strong>The</strong> next occupant of<br />
Irvine Hnmmer declares that Louise Rcyburn's locker will re-<br />
Jay Minklcr ran have nil his phyceive the picture gnllery there.<br />
sicn papers, so he can flunk, too. Calvin Aptcr leaves to anyone who<br />
.lant Brashcar leaves a freshman will take it the title oi Bandleader.<br />
her tzym suit. Nickic Daniluff be- Ullian Brown leaves all the nonqueaths<br />
his M sweater to a freshacademic education she cot here<br />
man. Lucky youth 1 Betty Solo* to nnv freshman. Why LIU!<br />
man leaves nil the rest of the Marion Burness bequeaths to<br />
maritime cadets to some other cirl. nny Innocent and unsuspecting<br />
Larry Horn wills his draft num- freshman her gvm suit, complete<br />
ber 12200 to any frcshlc. Mary with socks. Ugh! Sophie Evan-<br />
Campbell leaves any lazy freshman K?lnu leaves the broken door of her<br />
her alarm clock. Mary Huffcrnan locker to the pcraon who broke it.<br />
leaves Louise Leichton her ability Barbara Novstrup Is left all of<br />
to come utrniflhE to school. Kid- Dorm Christie's discarded men.<br />
ding ? Larry Johimon bostown Snare the wealth, Doris.<br />
upon some Innocent freshman the <strong>The</strong>n, of course, there is always<br />
tftrl pictures for his looker. Pola Jane Houitoun. who doexn't believp<br />
Brntvermnn leaves to Thclma Mar- in wills, because they're a dead<br />
Kulvdit her scat on the bench. give-away.<br />
By Bob Bussc '.'•' .' •.''±'i$B<br />
"Greetings from the President of these United!<br />
States." "You have been selected . • ." andJ<br />
so It goes un—and on. Your Uncle Sam now hus<br />
seven million of the nation's men under armtS<br />
About a million and a half of these are In oveivg<br />
seas service.<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> Signs Up<br />
As a natural course of this gifcantlc c...<br />
tion program, many <strong>Lowell</strong> students have<br />
**blue'* to tho "red and white," and donned I<br />
Ull.<br />
<strong>The</strong>ir names are as familiar ai tneur »ces-£^<br />
Art Honne, gvnlnl politico: Jim Oliver,' drauu§<br />
king; Lowrio O'Donnell, top-flight roiltr^last^<br />
spring; Bob Searle. the "Henry Busse? of car*J<br />
dance combo; Bob Sim. who caught the' winning<br />
touchdown pass in the Poly game, and others rt-%<br />
membered for less prominent roles, but all baiufaiT'<br />
together now in the common cause. - ^.'<br />
Big List p r .<br />
Men, and we mean that, Ittce Lloyd Lee. Barry<br />
Greenberg, Jack Alberts, CIvde Von Stetnnun,<br />
George Omas, Nwl Brown, Bill Newman, Ttodr<br />
Clcmente. AU>ert Denn, Boh Stutz, Dave Sepplca,<br />
Boh Rubcmtein, Ed and BUI Bennett, and Jack<br />
Wilson.<br />
"Give 'm the axe," fellows!<br />
Perfect Senior Typified<br />
At last we have It! Who realty lire the favuritm of this year's senior<br />
clawt? Well, lifter each ami every vote from the members of the<br />
CIOHK were collected nnd tallied, w ndued them up with tho l>cit of our<br />
mathematical ability, lletc are :hc results:<br />
PEIIFECT SENIOK GIRL<br />
All Around Ability<br />
Jackie KcnfieM<br />
Prctticrt Eyes<br />
Corlnne Clayton<br />
Best Dre*.«cd<br />
Nancy Travcmn<br />
Prctticxt Hair<br />
Gloria Unli<br />
Protticst Voice<br />
Belly Solomon<br />
Smoothest Dancer<br />
Roberta Matthew*<br />
Best Personality<br />
Sandy Jnhnitton<br />
PERFECT SEJCIOR BOY<br />
All Around Ability<br />
Paul Hopper<br />
Prettiest Eyes<br />
Al Clemcntc<br />
Dent Phvslnue<br />
Tom SI ret<br />
Prvttleitt Hair<br />
Jim Greene<br />
H?*t Athletic Ability<br />
Jack Irvine<br />
Smoothest DanciT<br />
Frank Sanfurd<br />
Best PcrKonnlity<br />
Art Hoppc<br />
Teepee Tattle Tales<br />
Not Yehudi or the Little Man<br />
that Wasn't <strong>The</strong>re, just your Teciwc<br />
Tattler .eporthig for duty to<br />
give vou the low-down un happeniriKd<br />
'round the reservation.<br />
A FEW SIDE SWIPES:<br />
work unil <strong>Lowell</strong> fellows too young<br />
for the draft?<br />
A few more name* must be add*<br />
oil to the list of students doing<br />
their bit toward victory: Dick<br />
Lai-scn nnd Gerald Olsen, ace mu-<br />
Why does Mary Shcffy and Co.jnictnn«, have entertaini-d'at U. S.<br />
have n service flag in the locker? i O. center*. Hetty Kahn enter-<br />
Could It be for those two cute en- talned Uncle Sam'* fighting forces<br />
sign* seen with her nnd Barbara * l*y givintr " ' swimming ' exhibitions.<br />
Stnner at the Mark? By the way, Plvam* tell un whnt kind of fire en-<br />
Vance. Mary's brother is doing his gine Warn-n Sapiro was working<br />
part for defense by building model on _ thin summer, - ^.. or - did he mean<br />
air planes for the government. ho worked J ! ke a fire engine?<br />
Rumor has it Unit little B. O. Among <strong>Lowell</strong>'* "younger set" arc<br />
Isn'i. getting quite the rush and is i many boys making model planes<br />
losing her S. A., but Johnnie Ste- fur the Armv anil Navy. Among<br />
phens remembered her this Christ-! tticm nr» DIclc Gnylc. Stan Altmas.<br />
Speaking of dates, what's ! shuler, ami John Bowes,<br />
thi* we hear about Tat Kelly and* Some of the not 1,0 linnpy<br />
our own Mrs. Crew double-dating changes were occasioned when Bob<br />
with two aviation cadets????? j nuchannn gave Louto Stoneson<br />
Don't tell us that the Roriirer>j the air . . . and the popularity<br />
edU-Copsey duo id still going of Marilyn Cone faded overnight,<br />
strong. . . . It just wasn't j <strong>The</strong>n there wns the climax of the<br />
meant to be. Did you know that famous Pnt JMatliPWH*Jerry Cole-<br />
Cal worked as a stevedore on plc-sj man duet. . . , But to put us in<br />
7, 46. and 177—not that it mat- a lighter mood, let's think of thorn*<br />
Urn. famous atendiex, Gloria UntI and<br />
Why docs Bob Crowdcr call Bob Cherry.<br />
Jackie "Baby"? Could It bo ho One non-glamourous <strong>Lowell</strong>still<br />
has Glennn on hi* mind? Frod.-fcht. little Jeanne Erb, Teems<br />
..Given seeing Betty Crooks again]^.o:o^ apncaHne to Prexy Paul<br />
• A • ?%»•»««»« «»W?T?.|roppcr. <strong>Lowell</strong> tennis sta.<br />
Saw Joe Kane in his monkey ncttv Mac Tohn win. B
eard(9uirit Paste Abes in Opener;/ «^<br />
** l ' -w. *"Set to Open Up on Bucs Today<br />
Neff Pity Doesn't<br />
Even Help Mustangs<br />
c. Kldire muishsnod our an Inef<br />
Uifecthe y jtnnic. the l_wel. In-.*.,<br />
'slut .Tildny turned back thn Lin-<br />
"coin Kiuad by a 3W5 core nt Keiiimr*<br />
Pavilion In;the first league<br />
'•came for both teams In the 1943<br />
rbukethaH season. ,. '<br />
Credit " large part of tho high<br />
icore to Bill Lau, Card, forward,;<br />
who i.t>nslstcntly controurd backil<br />
play. In a manner<br />
of Bob Cherry, last season<br />
.'-'jnat. Henenledly;. he would go<br />
' : ' nigh undetivatb the basket to re-<br />
' - /over n fruitless shot. vrhttil, and<br />
•' either "feed" to a team-mute, 'or<br />
tank a "set-up" himself.<br />
• * THE LOWELL SPOUTS PAGfe WBDV£SDAf. JANUARY 20, 1943<br />
Both Card Teams<br />
Favored to Survive<br />
nyi^TjTu. <strong>Lowell</strong> is Still Mr.'Big, But<br />
Now that Coach Nefrs band of „>, .•:•;,• ,,r ;. '• 6 > •<br />
&^-.|?^& d f£JttJffi..- What's Wrong:<br />
SeeW t*e<br />
<strong>The</strong> Lincoln fivo wan never in<br />
the rnme. literally speaking. Eleven<br />
points had been rung up in<br />
~h,ilf thtt many minutes by the<br />
JJoff men before the "Colts" seer;<br />
able ot link their firit marker.<br />
Rob Buchanan, cavorting In confi.Jcnct<br />
at center, m-oved particularly<br />
deadly on a mid-caurt "rubh"<br />
Cards Twin-Kilt S .H.<br />
Too much of everything<br />
and at »he ritrht time. I.cwell<br />
"Piilitl Sacred limit in<br />
both er.di; of a double header,<br />
lh« var*iiy walklnjc away 26<br />
to 10. the fhtrClc* .2 to 10,<br />
to became ranked with hoth<br />
the St. IjtnntiiiA tcanm as<br />
loop favorite**<br />
In the variily scramble,<br />
Lau'it nnd />uchan*nV back*<br />
board control, along wllli<br />
FuMa, T > .<br />
he.-tMIke) penwnaiiy lead<br />
It l h i h i H<br />
•''»» «w m the current rice, the !«akcst ai<br />
Three bbreaii:, rourlnt: down<br />
courf. arc Cardlnalt Truleson<br />
(3). Fulda (\ti). and Buchanan<br />
(12), to help force ttie attack<br />
on the poor Mu^tanRii.<br />
—Photo by Dob Lcvioon<br />
I'ruelion, Ken Lealle, and Gcorj:o an;<br />
Thirties Go , Hull rourdinc out the outfit, it it.<br />
To Town in<br />
VI/"1J .O i' Iuc jilt the services "of Lcdermaa',1 '39 Is Best Year<br />
if^Vi<br />
»c "r.ml TJIS"e<br />
Wild Upener ^JB^&TJBS<br />
h °P°. t0 ..ri V0 «•* thr: 1I\' ual ' t r| Tne biggest clcan-tjp&ftiUes. on-<br />
?in»?t i thnt M* *¥*}* H ko St and<br />
it-am* to championships. He waa<br />
raplain of the winning ragby team,<br />
and he was the main rbsaon th%t<br />
: """ track and field t«j>m ;<br />
emerged victorious In the S. P. A. :<br />
L. over thlrtf-flre other Western<br />
leans."<br />
And still, taenty-ssvm yean ,<br />
later, Mike Is hcadinr. champion-* •<br />
nhip teams, and for tlie same ol'<br />
great school.<br />
l." Hera is how it went: <strong>Lowell</strong> coach, Ben Keif: lh*n there<br />
\»PJI mannCII. •«n--ta, . Xeff, thi> %n\- cuiiiici builder t^i cf "jiiutitifiuaia, champions. v;,, * the ex-<strong>Lowell</strong> '" •; —• ------ coach. Tom - --— De-<br />
. .took In Ms fifch conjccutlvc case Nike.-rto Is now tutorlnir Callleoi<br />
Sometime Soon Icrown. Tlie track squa.1 then nulleil! •""• tlw ex-<strong>Lowell</strong> player, Louis<br />
Either u» of thu lultcr four is up with their first cinder victory Batmale, now coa:hinit at Coais<br />
eyo" ye nnd start .'i seven . yearn. <strong>The</strong> bAscballcrs nierce.<br />
e bnhktt • from - all ancles. ^luRKtJ - their • way to the • ton: then • Erenluallr. <strong>Lowell</strong> is bound lo<br />
that Tracl&on. compared the tunnm, coif, nnd swimming hit one "cold" name in the sched-<br />
j with Franklin Kudelka 'of tennis won. Next, the 10's banket- ule, , - no , lei'* , hope --.- it is today f —-, against<br />
ba.lent were hittinc for another<br />
nen;A ine Uw.ll 130 pounu La- ; SoInmaIU ^ ^ „ •<br />
kutoaK team scaml J surprwinu' ,an, and Akanl. n.s IteliLwefehl*,<br />
-ld-23 victory over th*- Lincoln , mnke the Bij; Red lo^k i\,-sy.<br />
Hchtwriffhts in n same pluyed at '<br />
Kczar PaviHoi; n« a preliminary<br />
tu the LowtU-Lllcoln var*-ttv pimc ,,,)m, . ... _ .,_ . „„„„.<br />
Lnft Friday.<br />
Despite tlie scari:, the ^ain beat <strong>Lowell</strong> 24 to Id, which rccord-<br />
| in a decatlo. but hlnco then, it has' id the first-ever Buc win over a<br />
tlnfn LtweJl's ^reat i; ; fell ell by ? points,<br />
always with u Uit<br />
Ml s • « I«I ; rCcond recond basket. banket.<br />
VARSiTV<br />
MS i. ],'.',<br />
I Poly In just as potent a poison<br />
vo*. jjji? -<br />
to <strong>Lowell</strong> i«» , ; » coached only eulntct in the city lo spill<br />
Iciirht lltlu winnim- duos in his them both.<br />
Thn victon- threw the Red andj >h«ir •>. Cpor<br />
an atUmpt, while sikolov, (Sa)^!U«l Bartp,an\41> wiu fof'fiirtner<br />
action. - <strong>Lowell</strong> won %hi llgl ifhlwcl,ht lau!e «-28. - • -. J —Photo by'BoVLevtoai<br />
•"•••(i<br />
^l^ii^Bi^ilSa
54jihro'phies Shine in 319;<br />
' "All Have Tradition, Glory<br />
TUB LOWFLU WEDNESDAY. JANUAItt 80. 1313 ^ 3.<br />
Draft'Board arid Biology 1<br />
-Occupy Life of Mr. Fast<br />
0!*° tl*e hlack windowed iloor<br />
~w«_-«~,.~ ^w.—j|of nm 3,a OMl l cn,cr ,„„ h m(,<br />
We drbln'o this column tn o'.rlof tho mokt inlcrcathK rooms In<br />
ilumlii who, have Joined.Usennuoj | the lla>e* strn. liiitilution. A re<br />
"forces, and/especially tb'liro wltn piplffnucnt cabinet stretching threohavo<br />
(riven thelr.Hvcn for our cbtm-.J fourth the width of tho room Imtry.-<br />
i; - .. '••:••''.'• Imciitatelt. catches thu attention.<br />
U. David White. V2,-m, bllM I It. It ore tho trOESlireii trophies<br />
while flying tho nulls. Wchard | won by Lo«?cll_delntc» (luring the<br />
Dorham, -"XI, former U. Colonel of<br />
tho <strong>Lowell</strong> Battalion, was killed at<br />
Guadalcanal last November.<br />
Marine Gunner Dudley Haeen.<br />
*:• has pcrfonnsd duty In Guam<br />
and•;China. JJn a recent letter he|till<br />
wr&s, "<strong>The</strong> education gained |<br />
while at - T <strong>The</strong> outaUindimr itiindlmr recoro record of nine- time* r\r XL— I C:__<br />
p<br />
erh ip" loii'vc wonderM wno >„ *>. —<br />
teen pin u<<br />
tha. frlwiillv looking mml-m-M it.* jj- .••<br />
injit me K***** ••* ."i"."..^ .-•« • — —<br />
who weal* th« laboratory SCTOCIC~SJ2(5'_<br />
uorklnc <strong>The</strong> *mn I ROIU nin<br />
the hl|* '<br />
and whi> It irreeleil b» friendly Jjf^ ~~<br />
hll • »w h« im thrw thi<br />
achieve.<br />
receiving<br />
<strong>The</strong>y<br />
fellow eho«n bv tho wnlon ta|teac!,Bn Ond m<br />
last decade.<br />
well th<br />
/>wcll has helped ma<br />
i<br />
Corps!<br />
Tho la»t report of .._<br />
Thomas M»twe III, '27, sufd he was<br />
bainer hclJ a prisoner on the Jap*<br />
onose Island or Shlkoku.<br />
Radio Presents<br />
rtunities<br />
Oppor Jerry Kilty, Don MJnkJcr, Italpli<br />
Griiwald witu acnin! You. for {Mf '••»'.<br />
the recond time this term Thomas If «>'iBh vr w,.|,,,i,.." ir" r i'is<br />
Crlswald of re«i:try 210 has tho i 1w. si" "UtVr it" a: «iw! i),<br />
hinliest honor count In school.! g: wiff R. «: •»•"». «- Kinir u.<br />
Both timer, he has achieved a score , ""HII,',,^ i" Viti/'ii iV)iii',.,mi'i,u<br />
of CS'iiotnt*. Close behind him. r j..* i» t^.r.i,. V. johi'H^n r- i:. A. ="•<br />
»itb M poinU, are Mary Joyce it* !«-«»lu«li.r A U:»arw>li><br />
received 57 points. Tnoie with 1 .":'"vr il. .slIiliTi ii. T.'iVr !i "•. A:<br />
S£ Included Joccl>*n 'ltortsrs. Mar- l K.<br />
fi nnjt £" y - Amy Caiu » 1 " :r . m i I»KW"-IT;"5I",,,, •JI!, U JTISS? {•::<br />
Uons;Thuiii?xon. n.iit \V.. ii,,ir,, p., ainnni n. c. A.<br />
HeRlatry 133 had 'Jie hiehest | i»j(^ .,,_.,,,,„,„. „ ..4. ,.„„,<br />
points. '' _ . jlMiy ^i. Yiirr"'* "'* "'"*— '*' ''"' **<br />
•IS. CntntM-tl M, llrotiKin J« rtrwti. c. A. 17-<br />
IS;j.rtii'll-k_lt...T(ilMtHrrml'*J.. IiieMrriti<br />
11*1*. Sli- 1l»ny.v1r)i M, CO; f> Illnn-<br />
*o iU tfc; Hmwr. M Wllllim H, In-<br />
itercstcil in amateur performances open window,* in 2o7, he cor.tin-jei<br />
the traditional semi-annuai ivu. i-,. . > c? • ••_<br />
Sun Franciwo Junior Coll«« Krame.-. Frank Ihivii, Scymnur<br />
Mr. Rny Da:iKhcrty nnd Mr. Ste-, Cleghom 3 Spirit<br />
chonx* will nnftiiit in Rivimr out thV«i#Ntop K. CUrk D^ Ilo<br />
V.. riMnry M.. ITall JM AuynUlK<br />
ir a::McK<br />
tnnn J» ;»rh.'h«rtl<br />
Tif^r A,<br />
J J, M; 1.nrt 1nr- Ow O Atlmrer<br />
son S.. Kmllh (?. hiolcliflr R."inttl« 0<br />
C A If
Sun Francisco. California. WednatJay, M«rch 10, H43<br />
I Put <strong>The</strong> <strong>Lowell</strong><br />
In <strong>The</strong> Sky<br />
<strong>The</strong> "Sury-Q'"inTl the "Yankee<br />
Doodle" ana all the other bomber*<br />
( that have graced the pages of the<br />
I nation'* magazines are going to tw<br />
! joined by a new little number.<br />
'THK LOWELL." ~<br />
That i*. "THE LOWELL" will be<br />
famous ff WQ raise the nfiestary<br />
funds to buy it before June 10,<br />
three monf.hu from tclay. <strong>The</strong><br />
fund* will be our bond and stamp<br />
sale*, no it Is just a question of'<br />
> dointr nil lour buying here Instead<br />
of downtown, getting all the family<br />
to buv hen*, and lentuaiiing nil the<br />
friends of the family to let you get<br />
stnmps and bonds for them here at<br />
Lowull.<br />
, Kvery poxsiblo resource will have<br />
to lie tapped, and everyone will<br />
• havu to do the tappinir to raise thu<br />
! amount It takes to buy a bomber.<br />
i A medium two-engine bomber cost*<br />
317*1,0-0. which is a neat pile of<br />
: r.ioncv, but a Flying Fortress retail*<br />
at $000,000.<br />
We havo c cood-aired start<br />
February 1—It hardly n-cmi like;<br />
- n new term* but it mui>t be. <strong>The</strong><br />
people have gotten nmultcr again.<br />
This war the freshmen re»]|y ore<br />
littler.<br />
Saw a sicn on Mr. Algcr's room,<br />
"Beware of the Di>«." Someone**<br />
ttntv of humor Isn't very clear.<br />
February '•!—I'VeithmtMi art 1 lak-<br />
'nging a back rent In into rent thin<br />
term, '.rith the "HEir Water" mill<br />
raging up in Mr. ItarnvK* room.<br />
Good old IAWCII. celling* f.ill in<br />
roofs leak, but onirlt ttnys strong.'<br />
February -I—*Vhen y«>u see a<br />
Rrm« Hkc the one with Snint Ignstliu,<br />
last night, it Rinks* you apprelate<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong>. Definitely under* ,<br />
tatvi, our team outplayed them<br />
mint of the game. After the enmc,<br />
the rooting section won a trnrnl<br />
victory with the hinging »f ttii 1<br />
school hymn. It wan the perfect<br />
touch.<br />
Februiy 5—By the ivay tho<br />
Fchool band is really good this<br />
year.<br />
TICW lunch • ; «il is still tie- -... „ . , , .„ ,. ,. , . , , ... ,, „ . ; though. By special arrn*]gcmc:>t<br />
fuddling some people,<br />
•<br />
and<br />
•<br />
others<br />
are managing to have the lunge*!<br />
• « Thw flying by buying fortrrK* at* many will fly bontN Ihruueli and Mam^i* the iky an Inuring pu»*iMr. our^ndnml** Tin? campaign nan»> [•. gtilng lf(we lo all lake Kbpport plucc from Uncle March Sam sales with tbo nf !nflt TrciuuiY ttrm Department, may be counted our<br />
lunch hours. But everyone, well al 10 le June 10. — Courtesy of thu San Francisco Examiner in'o o-jr bomber fund. And tho<br />
riQnt everyone, haft flopped caMin — —— totals $I.t:..2OO.<br />
I It Ir certain that we shall be<br />
„ Prominent Group Let's Dedicate Our Bomber To ) able tu get a medium plane in<br />
. thrci months. But uftcr all, San<br />
With ail the (kinds and rtainpH « rt r »j p, j . i<br />
JOHC High did that In two necks.<br />
All <strong>Lowell</strong>'s<br />
<strong>The</strong>y did thnt and had enough left<br />
February"il—A*t the Lincoln's' • Or New Students!<br />
over for a torpedo boat.<br />
Day nrogratn. the orchestra molo Amiiiic the nw r'tuilrnt* lookine ,\ |>,ltnbcr for <strong>Lowell</strong>, a tribute ii,.r:(<br />
!he *how. Mr. Krlegcr cerulnlyifyr tne .wimnnnir punl MI the fifth t,, <strong>Lowell</strong>*, fighting graduates, n<br />
Wields<br />
So.<br />
of this World War II.<br />
ell .hou'd<br />
Ajid_wJ_th<br />
itocrve. an honorary Block L for flwr arc mapy ex-offii-ern from memorial to Mose 1 owell grail- \|r < 'Md Lt. Leonard 'inlx. U. S. /<br />
hirwoVkwiththc.tand'aWoKhei.jthijcity grammar ,,n,l junior h^ B^H<br />
lr Febn».-y 15-Got a letter ,e^» j KK^XlTnV SS^i'",«3_i° .tJ.^«U.« «^^^<br />
with itmie gossip In it tn the Low-i<br />
nil Mail Box outside the main oftice.<br />
That's tho right spirit, becaunc,<br />
nftcr ail. It's your paper,!<br />
and anything nf interest Is gladly<br />
ncecpted. We Uko comments aid,<br />
even criticisms- In fact, that is!<br />
the only way «'o know what you,<br />
want j<br />
Fehiuary 187-Todav vns Ilic;<br />
xi r rchol iccprrn. hs me<br />
U' rally to cflnosc the atwii-itant! I)|. Wayne Allen, president,<br />
Lt. Fred Kolmshaw. U. S X ' '<br />
• jfll leaders. Ui>pcr division has tin and Delia Monroy are here from) Serves <strong>Lowell</strong><br />
ut^rmbly sixth period, and thr low- E t t<br />
er division, srventh; «ThU always<br />
>at *rill, vicc-presidcnt.andJohnd<br />
" from U. S. S. Hornet Inj nyJIanlBrovCjiwcrcUry.<br />
Everett-<br />
| South"Pajiflcl<br />
U S f d<br />
Grant Large Contributor j<br />
........*« - ..,...*. v--->« «..-- , v.ant has #ent us six of her cx-<<br />
at the audl'orium dooM, but today ,.ff;Ct>ni. largest number of any<br />
it was almost a dangerous otlua- 1 grammar school. Don Stow, prcstion,<br />
b-caujte of the pushintr of the. Went: Barbara Were. '<br />
pee-pte to u-t In. <strong>The</strong>y didn't give 1 Dick Calender won tho race for<br />
Leo Ellis, president of the Scroll,\„£*•_ Safari Stadfcldt.JJ. S% X. L-4 pres.dcnt. Hfc atwlstants nre<br />
and Gene V*yssle, secretary, wit'n!Class of %l. Killed Dccemlter.l Vlce-PrcsIdcnt Vice-Prcsidcnt Isabel Philow and<br />
the Shield officers—Georgcne tirit
m 1<br />
uWlsl tit I r II • AMMIMed SlUMMl*<br />
or Lbw.ll II ell 8CMSM<br />
IIM HSJM fttnvt San IT» K* ic<br />
U»l fort »<br />
I- IL H. h, A Mtmbcrs Prw<br />
IOWHI STUFr<br />
EDITOIt, _ HLDl<br />
Assoelah Mltnr<br />
rcature Vetre Ki Kilitor___.:_.../::<br />
Sport* Editor ._i<br />
Ha Sull »an<br />
Maoraret<br />
Margaret Jcholcs<br />
fcholcs<br />
--/.Bull SUvcrman<br />
News Editor -..'-- J-J'niy Brandt<br />
IMfcnK, Editor - -Norman Kramer<br />
Girls"- SlmrW &lilor:. ~.JIartha Sthwlmley<br />
ClrculaUor. Manager ager— ii<br />
IIKI' IIKI'OHTKHS '•<br />
..Alan -Orr<br />
sst<br />
Welcome, Freshman Class<br />
<strong>The</strong> Future Is Up To You<br />
Freshmen don't seem to ba .so pcarcd<br />
these days. <strong>The</strong>y run nround the Italia i"<br />
if they were right at home.<br />
<strong>The</strong>y seem to kiow nil about traditions,<br />
the swimming pool, nnd about the<br />
breaks Principal Stephens gives the student<br />
body when they deserve them.<br />
Even the room numbers seem familinr<br />
to them! To this nciv generation we seniors<br />
arc glad to entrust the care of the<br />
campus mid all its traditions, the faculty,<br />
and habits.<br />
Victory Varieties<br />
' Riding down ttic slight hill on Hayes street,<br />
looking thoughti'ully out uf the windows r-f iheir<br />
"21" car, ho** mativ war wirker*. cnilstud men.<br />
und IntcteuM civilians mu.ucn luncn an "<strong>The</strong>n: Arc Stuh<br />
Thlnca." "I Hail the Craileit Dream," enu "Don't<br />
Get i 'iround -Much Anymore" will be arouml a<br />
lonjr time. Here's hoping some of -those fine<br />
discs that have been heard on the all* will uc cut<br />
soon. -:. , - . ^- • ,-;<br />
" By the way. It's afact >hat Benny (jowlm&n"<br />
will plav the Golden Gato <strong>The</strong>ater, al feai;t so our<br />
friends "in the know" tell us. Should i>c Joon.<br />
100. .• . ,-. - ,v," :. r<br />
Cantalh Glenn Miller is planning to establish<br />
dance bands st each of the thin; technical train- .<br />
Inir command' Stations. At someLof tne iarscr sta-.~"<br />
tlons scvcral'teroups will combine to form march-;.<br />
intr bands. ./,_• - ;; ')<br />
Service Roll of Honor |<br />
V icirt?(I Hut of t «jif *M_ >i ri M i_4jrp*<br />
Jrr-y III) IS \i ny \ r -tn ' M K 11 \j. y<br />
#* r {Mir I \ri> w L q ,U 1r-<br />
HIr. « if jr Mi<br />
II I tMta. I s- r<br />
•it H nt tt ,P. SH v<br />
• p * in tr<br />
\n \i<br />
U w W tfy L 39 \r y<br />
"si *, *-I - IBS k K-upe "~l-3t n Ml 1<br />
II I W I<br />
\! 1 Ui r r 1 in y<br />
jtn i rr« < \rn><br />
I<br />
1 t ii »••» 1<br />
\MV<br />
t ><br />
1 ^ SI JT » % y<br />
^ Ituli K m, 'W :,^.i*mwi<br />
- N»r> A.r rn M<br />
Teepee Tattle Tales<br />
\W liko a gossip column,<br />
We think they're fun.<br />
\\'c never worry;<br />
We tu'vcr read one. . .<br />
We're the writers.<br />
At the latest po»'-wow held In<br />
the icetwc "f ye olde. rc^frvntion<br />
•tnr feature Klvcn poor reviews.<br />
Shr «lewr.ci» o lot tetter.<br />
I.eft ou> In the colt]. Don 5chumukL*r—<br />
nlvvayp too mid, Curtl Al-<br />
Heuutiful ryjt. iwrsonnllty plus,<br />
tilt; anitwer to u fellow's prayer—<br />
nnd duwnriKht dUcximimiliW evi-l*" mctrt . n 5i"^h<br />
drr.ee. So. "IM your Uatu?' put! jV' lVJ e J 1 ha* fl'jw—<br />
:<br />
„,. ,__. J ......nnu weapons y.l.n'l (don't •Mill „<br />
did me dirt,<br />
"= Ul" *"*<br />
: ugiiutod), urtd here goes!<br />
I!ut I ulM'ny» knew<br />
,. WEiii-kler, that odd shadv;<br />
Hi* wcru a flirt!<br />
Menvjriziittt these line-it yet, pat?<br />
" • h c C y ?<br />
.-ing all<br />
,..„ hut Itelty<br />
; Umuy ant) Barbara Sheldon arc<br />
Tlie new I^wd! chant:<br />
jr'JU nrowljitg. Clooil cHldbler, are<br />
What is lovu?<br />
Ee( Jprr.* "Hairy" Miller is hack<br />
nble to say the game fur Jean u-ith Un. <strong>The</strong> war docs do funny<br />
Tucker ami fr'nin* Detlner? Not: things.<br />
if his rovJnjr eyvit spot Winonnl Good man for anv.inc'.-* money is<br />
Mcninntjw o»raln. tLoat time itrb;irn Len<br />
ties wo hope you r««d Iti <strong>The</strong> I»W<br />
uiifd.' Proven incorrect, this fine feilfl'.v will'in- :<br />
.•1st thnt hi? intermctatimi is tho onl
By Dick.hoiehlluilI^vr!;;,}^<br />
$ -'Still' clfiiipwr to a; slim matho->'•'<br />
P matte*, rhnnce.to jdwre tbu itrcti'^<br />
i-buVcibuW title with; St. .Iunutlu*.!.<br />
^<strong>Lowell</strong>'* - Indian* ftco iWLtoni at],<br />
f Galileo Frldny night, on the mn-J mn-J'<br />
tplt flcor.of Kcsar IVvllIor., , in oner<br />
'df the city** troiiltlunnl co- co-tabu'<br />
lil'<br />
,If iho Card* win Prlrfay and 1'oly j .<br />
u St. Iciuiiu* Friday. <strong>Lowell</strong><br />
ihe.WiWcau will to-Urn! tor<br />
On nrcvlou* performance* out"<br />
'tr-lnfl I* favored to defeat the<br />
JJcns. hut this Season's past reeortj*<br />
haven't been much more reliable<br />
th-'tn International law. <strong>The</strong><br />
rum', bowinir 0 onl/'to SlTlfrnj-l Camthl hi •dlMi aiCJiul SI. InMtln an four of llw Ord»* Nnhlwcleht Here (her ins—Ihe might or<br />
So°and Washington. Led by the 1 ??£"£•, Contry llnjj the "Jump" is llorlmm (10), wllli Soclolov machine, hih f Rlil<br />
C 6 tlun and Wa/nintrton. Led. by the<br />
) Slomon HO and W t (31) lll ti Th Cd lf l<br />
|<br />
1<br />
e (her insIhe might or Bcnn? Nrfr"i ellthlrenih <strong>Lowell</strong> cure<br />
£"£•, Contry llnjj the Jump is llorlmm (10), lli Soclov machine, which face. Ralilco In traditional Vlralrr lodar. From<br />
C). Solomon HO. and .West (31) awallltiK action Th« C«rd« left lo rlehl .re Ken Leslie (7). Herb Fulda (10). Gcone liull (9).<br />
y<br />
NBFF-DENUvB SEUIES °°"*""""' "»'° ''•<br />
BUI Uu (4). and Bob Buchanan 02.) -Photo by Bib Lcvlnion<br />
YKAU-<br />
IM?<br />
1K» -.. .<br />
i!»»<br />
IMC- . .<br />
mi .—<br />
133.'<br />
OT*: l??3 .-<br />
jranie that will he disunited in Ignatius, and WtmhinjEton. lotting<br />
vnt*e circles lor yi>nrn. This claim! hfnrfhrcikerK In Ilalbo*, .'.Union,<br />
wan followed by a tiirlUimr 32-311und I'nly, each hy Ihe H.i&i margin; +<br />
triumjih over Poly, last year's or l**u pcinlK. f.'alilco, after a ulnir, 1 rtxir^ll-lis. l?lnn Raitlae<br />
i-hnnw, an.) n lap-*ufed 33-21 aunt- uteri, ha* cme hack lo defeat thej *-»OWCil"VJtc\liJCU DilUieS<br />
: hiliulcp of M in* Ion. J league fowling Ilatbon fire, throw- '<br />
Starting Five I' n C * nP "" CT into • tie with Mitt-,<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong>'s tttnrtfnir five will to *'•••• '°, r f init ulace. Sockolov,}<br />
rhofer. nmoiiK Junior* Hill Lau. £!* l ;5fjj,3' i! 1 «?£* MiL 1 !" I *' or the first time in nine S'*** th * <strong>Lowell</strong>-Galileo **bifffeJ^errfir^-fooffi,<br />
SSiT-diir 1 '* Urt f ° r "'* '"! little" p.me is scheduled for the final week of play. At the<br />
clipped ihn WIPIPI of the Wiuhlnt-' So. nil you la.l.t find la-aka, cc-me' ^easont'3 outset, it sfttfmd as though this spot for the conteit<br />
tun KiiKlu), and coniom Hvrbv Ful- " * * . . . .<br />
;<br />
da. Cieorpc Dull, and Duck Buchan-<br />
• bail "i'nd f bSltalf "ptawn f Ain't What <strong>The</strong>y Used To Be<br />
•?• So. nil you latin find In«m>s, ccme's««J«<br />
j£ Smc^f bnskc'tlmll" "'""" * "" i «ecmed'aii if by a .hop from heaven that the great <strong>Lowell</strong> and<br />
-- Galileo of old would return once<br />
| ni s uuuwi, ii sct-inu as inougn mis spor lor ine corneas<br />
ul-jout and support your teams. Itrtn^Iwns h "natural"—n Card-Lion clash for the championship in<br />
n- fifteen cent* and your *princ »tu-jthe loop's fhutle—for both teams were biff and strong. It<br />
n- d.-nt bojy car. ami wltnen a real aeemed ns if bv n drob from heaven that t»w trrcat LOWMJI nnA<br />
ii: Curia, wlio hy casinc .13 points<br />
HJ', acainst rtaUwa, rlimlnntcd the old<br />
•.j* prep worini: twonl CH dirlHivclv an i<br />
: ; Rnmmvl was eliminated from<br />
• I Libya, our foes will un:h>uhtc<br />
'took ciitht titles and Galileo tonr.idneli the third of flic .trailtlit II-<br />
•, tin ere which now Icavca <strong>Lowell</strong>; tlca. That was tile li»t roar ut-<br />
— jttud GaliU-o ranklnt; one and two teird by the I,Ion».<br />
; in Ihe number of titles won, twelve Although without the chnmrionyenre<br />
which established Benny. ,hiD tans, today 1 ! match, for Ihe<br />
_ j Neff an the ouUtandinir 'lly coach: rir»t llm In a decade, is w.raethlnit<br />
! hut a htlle feud ju»t wafn't 111 the Hke the Knmos of old; forXowcli ia<br />
— Ibookc. St. iBMtius saw to that. .till mathematically in the race,<br />
— Xcff-DeNikt! Xo. 17 and thv Lionw nic cportinK 4<br />
I Allhoonh utartlni: back in 1820. ll ttaliico-^boih •'midr.ir.'onwrinie «a> ^~ .*•-. - -.6 * ;<br />
Marx. Bon<br />
a'ul Gerald Haywi*rd.<br />
Tho thirties eta will bo built mYnutcs,'\he"uiij;rji.ir"cirds''"w"er?i' . -- - J<br />
l "'! ini : :ll n<br />
- the lonw. As Ihe ctral. slow. KO-|'' " I"' —<br />
,. «blnr.|lke;M«ht dre.- to Ita elosln?!o«tv.n tolll<br />
'».lt«rl —— l -.-,-<br />
rou rans Bill<br />
llolstcln,-Wll- prolectlnK' i 12 lo 8 Ie»d. • <strong>The</strong>n<br />
bur around veterans Louis Bob ' ' " -»•-•••—-•.•<br />
..._ aul"nir<br />
Don L. we Nine the discus<br />
AAA STANDINGS<br />
lanlljr v^Mt<br />
\\nnr^»tl«nr \KI«<br />
Mun "-I' J "> .-L— • •- .1<br />
Lo Gunnic, tnd wild the fury.of a »lld Hon., ft«--Tfcmi"fr/- it<br />
:tach,U)!hty Is dynsmlle-.11 fed -Ralllcana broke ,J*°\{j!SJZ<br />
»---»••<br />
IB a 'lye-<br />
10<br />
" 1<br />
1 May<br />
'" i---<br />
»- ^
tNew Plan'Adopted<br />
For Senior Speakers<br />
Serves<br />
Eisenhov/er<br />
^TIIBLOWELUnKH^BSPAY MMU.HU via-<br />
AI! Even! Three<br />
Teachers Replaced;<br />
. Losing two teachers jn I gutmno;<br />
Wh.it happcnel to Mli» Chiso'lwo >• the lot if Lo»fll lljrfh•<br />
- 1 / >».<br />
,-rtS-<br />
-SENIOR<br />
SHORTS<br />
Ha<br />
Sullivan* *an confer. • > " jtfon Division, XOT Mil east -_<br />
- In place of the old meena of elec- j training school, and was awarded<br />
tion. all H-l students who wish to "•<br />
lie yalcdtetorisn. historian, or es-<br />
.saylil and hive entrance, reeommendntiuns<br />
for tho University of<br />
California','will<br />
1 during his Hophom*ire year<br />
*!u>jvtl<br />
it,<br />
t |<br />
_ __„.. ..,„,.<br />
t<br />
<strong>The</strong> valedictory -nmit not ho « t"e chew can oc convinced not! mcnt Is nnt as plentiful na unual.i<br />
lonirer than fifttcn m<br />
had<br />
: nutcs. the " "wrcooK it- j once ncoin moro <strong>Lowell</strong> 21rla havo<br />
ef3ny ten minutes, and the hUtoiy | ^ ^ [ J ^ ^ j j * ^ ^ **!<br />
tlotu Jano irraduatcs with Cal tec-1 amjo/^n his Krf mn»l«s the thinl, Under tho suldnnco of the P. E.'<br />
ummcndatlov whether you hnvu 1 Incmt> c mini«.«!nnrd .ifflevr<br />
CIMO tournamen* v. aun; onp woman who left .1 fourth floor<br />
Frnnci*eo Su:tt<br />
in liir Army lletterve Curp^.<br />
pe tojma-!art room In <strong>Lowell</strong> and followed,<br />
—L—<br />
mcnt~derinlte.<br />
<strong>The</strong> ruptuln und ^lr»». Kali*<br />
nf tourna-; hcr cnj| to duly l0 tnr! fOCT, cf Lon* J<br />
ment—Indcrinitc.<br />
At tin recent C, A. A. rally, bt«-(i art* now making their<br />
u u fcuncc, Jon nnd the ilcucrts "f Africa.<br />
la ths dilemma which facet the<br />
' Picitident Jvni) Dietcrle intrnducvl home in Snn Kranciwro.<br />
syrinc term's DcbntinR Society of- —BUY A BOMBER— ' the followirnr manager* of cirls' *<br />
ticera who. happily, have been<br />
jiiporUt: Ihidminton, Shirley Burke:<br />
elected, definitely.<br />
250 <strong>Lowell</strong>itoWork<br />
Shi?lcy tturwitx: haa- —HUY A HOMHEK—<br />
At the head of me of the most<br />
1<br />
uctlvc and wcll-knuwn debating To Speed Victory kctbnll, Dorothy Cook; vldlnc. Car- ^. ••• r* r -^ - A I<br />
rruaprf * in the xtatc utatc Is Dick ~ Roevn.<br />
jmen Silvn: Hwlmmlnir, Mm^ret; Civihan Deffchsc *•>.<br />
tlittl, , who ho has haa Bcr;ed sen-cd <strong>Lowell</strong> a* an Membcni of tho Victory Corps 1 Utitrj-; buwlinir, June Mnnct.il;, For Volunteer f<br />
active ti anil victorious debater for for! not wear brait buttons nivMoncInjr, I*ne S*.ruc!;meyor: r&myor: bate bnsc-<br />
Meetings Held 2:35<br />
rs^cnoi.o(iYcLUii<br />
Do you put bird need in your<br />
cofffc? Do you iweak your<br />
1<br />
friemlit' rant 7 Do you wear a pret- •<br />
i *P1 in your buttonhol.; ? ]{ to. roo<br />
:<br />
)"h hiittorj-. tht« <strong>Lowell</strong> Chapter of<br />
the Junior Slateimen a( America<br />
U fa^'ini: wh»t nr«imi»eti to Mm<br />
ev«"n itioii! nttfvi' term than '»*?wh'vh<br />
culmEndtetl in tF<br />
: Unna. Ijlr Brewer wo» electri<br />
thai ox Wcc-prc » —<br />
Thompson, debater and editor of<br />
te,! ""»•"•» Kcnnnly. Sllirley, Tlll. office of Civilian Defend at! >'-Prc«Ment; Hyman Blk. Mtr^<br />
°Th.re°a% 250 studenw who taw' r » lwl '*"- »>o protldent of the; M2 Market «reet l« In need of: »gi °Bob HarVv'a.S^'t<br />
kl I b * S h S ! Dlo.1; L will l l hl i I kl !! ""' Bob - »>o protldent of the; M2 Market «reet l« In need of: g Bob HarVv'a.S^<br />
Dlo.1; L, will be a»»!«M In tho.clerical holn ami I. Mklnc !««•!. :","'• f «»"> »«"« <<br />
Bob «»"> »«"<br />
S^ c?J ISJmSSK'i.cth?" 1 '' 0 ' 1 ' ". oh "!oRroplier's assist- ciconup nimpnten l,y Secretary'"S"" 0 '.'.. 1 "JJ n "<br />
Z"SSSCS&trf "."reslSi: US.? ° n soSo V °,.'ir C ir\!oW"" > »fte r ;!" Crev Wlllhn " nni1 C '" k "••«<br />
temporaenoi's speaker. ns an overseas operator. ,<br />
Hard-worlclnsr is the proper ad-i Forty-two uirls han-csled tnmajective<br />
for able.Dave Teltelbaum,i toes nt Plcnsanton lo«t year. Mrs.| I CALENDAR<br />
treasurer. Capable Tom Stcctto Ht Jordan expects many more to fielp<br />
\*aliantly<br />
alian<br />
rlatu<br />
serving as debating libra-1<br />
this<br />
this<br />
«ummcr.<br />
summer.<br />
Ae»mmotbtlon<br />
Ae»mmotbtlon<br />
T/lll<br />
atu . i 1M better, because arrangements<br />
T/ill<br />
Freshman Rccclilinit—March 2C<br />
Ai io tho futuro tournaments.; are bl belne r.udo d f for uso of f a hih high<br />
CM rallonlr.it han curtailed all «; schopl which is Mar reclentlon in-<br />
L-3 Dance—April 0.<br />
teiuiro out-of-town auto ridlnir, cllltlcs. Somo mothers nn plan- H-J Dance—April 30.<br />
ith the r ! tht L l l ill t\"}"e |o accompany and work with<br />
:<br />
will work or.e afternoon n week! CIlEJIISTm CLLH<br />
1<br />
from tlireo until five. Xo clerical; Under Mr. Schwarti' ablo super-<br />
^xiiericnce Is required. Thirty; vision, tho <strong>Lowell</strong> Chemistry Clob<br />
I Lowrllltcs are nlrrody dolntr their nns nn Interesting time of it. Ibt<br />
I p(.rt at the O. C. D. ! club ha* A total membership of fif-<br />
• "Thl» Thl» b only the beginnine beginni of! \<br />
volunteer l t w war work k f for hteh school I SIS 1<br />
including Darbara Cboler,<br />
- • Bulerl. '<br />
Undents," Undents, Miss.Anderson Miss.Anderson declared declare I£5»;<br />
I "S ".Soon even- hih high school h l b boy anillJJ^, l rerwrS? on raw irS<br />
Rirl will have an opportunity to aid vital to tho ivar and they<br />
•A.<br />
! " the ffeht by donu«ng h * time X . to tho Suffic ptaM<br />
» nd with the result that <strong>Lowell</strong> will not' "liR<br />
«»-;pa;j,Uj. hl ,(;f4cMiM Boenm' the<br />
154, on Ihecvenlni-of Kebrunrj-5.|Girls' niock L fs worklnc for a,<br />
Dave, now another yowiic douRh-1 n».i succcsjTul elenn-up campaign ••ynlen tho 'Ear. Francisco' s«IU<br />
boy, fa a member of Uncle Sam's'""." «•{"• T up campaign<br />
Uf-.of'this cam- !<br />
nrmy. , g<br />
'"" "•'•'— -'• room iSonmrks that resliUT<br />
wtan(rl. ot tho „,.„„( ^A jHn<br />
'cii^r.lfJlT"^! w 1 * 1 ''" 11 : thl! .court c t for f their thi eonvu:. I<br />
"• aeln bring<br />
%<br />
lw:k ll,o»'San Fn»-<br />
lf mori<br />
Wentlflcatlon brace, t » pro- J S r S S S enlnuS<br />
sentcd Dave by hu fuilow studtntA of lort term's four outstanding<br />
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'-• !!"" honi<br />
.theif<br />
--•§£<br />
hcln brine lw°kYho."'San"Fran-<br />
:.cce. ciKU, iliwo." |n In n %do etomj race, from Fr«- as<br />
ll help "clean nmrv VW. this l came out os<br />
top . with A total purchase •<br />
As yet no word has reached (workers » — Barbra Barbara Gels*! rjtab<br />
Lwell as to D.no's *h-ronbouu. h-reabouu. fB"-.'^!?"';. -S^IX'*", Virdnta TO I C,b,o,,;|, .fl^t^T£* Jffi<br />
then v uldjw ta Block I, danct;<br />
-Snead arc rthe bond salesmen<br />
but Bob revealed that-the^boys<br />
the vlnnlng registry.*<br />
. uouid hold their annual ptcnie.<br />
Mrs. I'arker pnlied the entfjv<br />
•"An aim mstha Girls' Block h\<br />
this term is to keep the courts and<br />
slusni and energy shown by Wv<br />
doir house fret of lunch papers.<br />
students during tin.* contest, ~7<br />
Eterv plrl in the block vllftie on • BUY A BOMBER• . Tim nfxt "-jur places urero<br />
M , "Clean-up Commlttco" for a<br />
bv reg'ttrfes 102. no, snd 234.<br />
•MCtk.<br />
total Kalw or tno fifteen<br />
'ninounU'l tctSJS&OO. . '<br />
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'BESTFOOT<br />
/FOttWAim<br />
By ti&e Day<br />
thing very Intercut inn — Miiu<br />
SdiouV Insurance* letter. Tht*<br />
m«t export sleuth* nn Ihc *taff<br />
ant tit (I I trying lo Mud I hi: nn<br />
S/3N Ff7^KiciSCQS OLDEST HiGH~SCHOOI<br />
Sin Inincisco Cfcllfona Wednesday April 14 1013<br />
Smash Brbidway Cbniedy Hit •$.100 'BpndsDayJ-kGoafesi^^^<br />
^ To Be <strong>Lowell</strong>'s terifi Bay<br />
, llr Editor Mlld«d Klefer _#j<br />
March H*-W« may be nroju-l J Brtot. brciay, ami hlunt' ...... ^,<br />
1 York critics '<br />
diced, uut this was the day of n ha ", TV*' 1 ? mcdy<br />
Rreat event, the /Iret luue of <strong>The</strong> 1 »"'nWRulnif plot.<br />
Lou-ell for Jprine 1043 api-cnrcd. Vmr? 1 " 1 '. an! TO ravlni: about?<br />
March 12-Tho last: Basketball I!" 1 York critics' ileMribeTii.' "ill<br />
rumanco, and! Senior Prom<br />
* ""• torm play, -Best FoV, At Fairmont<br />
rsUy "f the year and the classic ro- forward to bo elven on tho eve<br />
irark of of tho year share today's, "'"K'. of_ May 26, 20, and 28. In Wcdncwlay nishl, Juna 10, Lwnipclkht<br />
' <strong>The</strong> rally rjll> uas was for the the""><br />
"cnool auditorium<br />
«"• An ImttU<br />
Cnmmcrci .tmt which b> tho way' Bo« loot forw the<br />
lld<br />
1<br />
1 Bonds We Have; Boost]<br />
••• »"* Performance will go to<br />
ce^ji). <strong>The</strong> system would havo to;l^»wctl« P.-T. A. for '<br />
operate continuously during fouith. w»rk for I>i\vell sttidc<br />
and fifth pcrlfxlx. Of courcc. the 1<br />
daylight might La cut off, and *JM|P— «. A 17 1<br />
installation would probably co.ic CA £ .OieegC, A, Vrabec<br />
much ax a now .girls' gytn. but! * , „ n 11<br />
w« would surely have gitincd one, J^eau IlOnOr Koll<br />
more person to work on the cic&it*.<br />
°"&h 23-<strong>The</strong> r.ell-kno»n cold' „ 'i' 1 f. r ' : V! lc Sn f " lr Jf'^"""5 f 5 it vary liifflcult.<br />
&^?*^{5gg£&5yi<br />
'<br />
Anril &—To the frlnidd of Jan-<br />
— ., .._... We appreciate y«__.<br />
continued Intertst in our gossip<br />
u member of the Scroll, /iinn ed a<br />
. ct'iumn. Your letter. Haying the<br />
utruitfht ih A reconl, Vrnbec who<br />
;ame thing It said Insl year, came<br />
cnrrle* u program of six prvparod,! d<br />
after tho second page had gene to<br />
hi cr B p<br />
'<br />
press. ress.<br />
haii Dcupite one B.the the shortened program<br />
Apri! 8—We received n and tinrticipatiim ii IIn<br />
ninny<br />
n painjr<br />
th J ft tivities by Lowc!Ht«* th<br />
Comp at Topaz. Utah, a fit^mmcnt few days i the ..ruin parade was as strong as<br />
ngo, and rfcogn>zcd Home <strong>Lowell</strong> ever with many Hludcnts making<br />
nair.es in the sporU and goaxlp 20. 5. r » or CO paints and with it few<br />
*' columns. regLttrie? obtnining clan averages<br />
Today we have siore new* ! llVcr - 5 l )oi » tjI -<br />
froni them. Thoi«> former ntudentu<br />
of <strong>Lowell</strong> had reail uf our<br />
boaber campaign. Even in To- Art Classes Draw<br />
Pazlfc* <strong>Lowell</strong> spirit and the<br />
Amerkan spirit rame through Bomber Posters<br />
• *llh: Ilrirjr rolors. <strong>The</strong>y mined<br />
none* and art* buying all their To aid <strong>Lowell</strong>'s campaign to buyj<br />
bonds :— and -• stamp* -...r- through r- I^w- — - . a bomber corrj'ing tho school nntnc,<br />
-- ro that we »ey. Kvt I he credit [t|ie att c|aan^ arc prodacing ninny<br />
•or our bomber. attractive and colorful poster*. <strong>The</strong><br />
*^n you njvlwnciiUy that you j tncant spot* on tho bulletin boards'<br />
are chowlng OH much interest u |are be(nK fjncj w;th postsn show-i<br />
these peope who are now hun- \inK ^ l i 0 Lowdl" flylj.g on iln way<br />
dreds or miles from their former \ia ilt.|,, w|n tho war.<br />
• oraes... -. ^ Th(t 1tnnll.'r \Viri£ w a s (jonc under<br />
- ....... 0—Tho low juniors held<br />
' Jhelr first clnss dance, "Cutter's;<br />
Caper." As !n all school affairs,;<br />
tnoit that took part enjoyed thcm-|<br />
. wivei, end there were even a fcwi<br />
L-3*5 on tho dance floor. -<br />
%^{}, Butwhcru was our famed dance j<br />
April 12—<strong>Lowell</strong> has really .tonto<br />
was. Boyo.id the drives nnd t*rour<br />
garden on *-*-<br />
.. .tow sports vcgoL<br />
ajict, thev wwill<br />
be: vegctv]<br />
»mo day, we ho hope. '<br />
April 14—And<br />
today<br />
i ~ t th iM another<br />
thtt *ii|MT;t*ioii 01 Mrs. C. Buns.<br />
Many of the studentii were new to<br />
art work, und others had nover<br />
dnii any previous ' poster v work.<br />
Th^r completed work, however, is<br />
effective and attractive. ,, :•<br />
Among the- students who drew<br />
tho posters were B. Prciton, H.<br />
Wilson. M. Coiw. a Self. It. Bu-,<br />
chanan, JOMeElroy, E. HcmminJ<br />
A. CpIitemiL-p. Runyan. C. Law-j<br />
ronc«V W.' Rlyore, A. Kruer.<br />
Walker, J. Xowcll, L. SchlikofT. v-.<br />
April 14—And today another<br />
Krcercweer.iS. Emlay, G. Do Vtxf<br />
. ~..Kreai~ovant, another iMucof.<strong>The</strong> fTh<br />
tinl, and L..S5tneidcr.r ^-y<br />
; <strong>Lowell</strong>. Wo hoiw you like It, and Thft streamer banhor tnsfde. tho<br />
-• • wo hope you wl'l contlnuo nutting main-entrunco which stooK-iui 011<br />
V^Wniticsi -and critlclnns In- the bur way to'buy thnt hot'dog and<br />
llh fctll<br />
i^'-Tiw^jtTs'there for that Purpose<br />
^: and that purpose only. L '•<br />
^f;.Thi.t'f;thlrt^>^-: ••:• -'<br />
Our drive for tho Treasury Flag<br />
througn '00 per wnt participation<br />
in each ro^&try Is continuing. Bwt<br />
now, upeciftl Iniurcst is conturvd 011<br />
the rorr.ing S100 d.»y. ".<br />
<strong>The</strong> C. S. F. will do its part to Hemcmber, Friday is tho day.<br />
nivmotu good will relationship with Boy your b.-*J, go; a friend to buy<br />
the Prn-American countries In a a l-ond. so your room will ** doing<br />
program to be held In the nudito* its part. r<br />
rlum the first iwrlod today for the, liny to fly "Tha l/>weIL"<br />
scnion and the memoirs of the )r- <<br />
|;ganl2ation. •<br />
Mn,. Harriflon, who b the uutt.*Jt!<br />
of the new fiction host neller, "Captuln<br />
of the Andci.," wilt be tho|<br />
princijial guest speaker of the nro-( Out-Of-Town<br />
gram. Also to speak is Frsd Wathcr,<br />
un oxchango student from, NNorman<br />
Xrair.rr and Jack Gold-'<br />
bouth America who is now study- !""* f " hi*?<br />
ing at thu University of Califor-I ma.ls headlines In California't hfe<br />
n\i. He will discuss conditions and nchool dcbi):;ii^ world this month.<br />
hi* experiences In South America. In tho American Loirton conteAi.<br />
* TMsn words fol- At the end of thu program Mr. Norman ucc=mc tho <strong>Lowell</strong>:n-prn<br />
low the coming of nprlng us Moore, C. S. F. counselor, will talk "y<br />
spring iUtfif fullows winter. on scholarship.<br />
And wo all know what it<br />
means ... haxeluill, bmcliall,<br />
America's favorite game!<br />
Spring Is hero right nlong<br />
with thr birds and the bees,<br />
and the tendency if a young<br />
man's fancy. <strong>The</strong> kids love<br />
it: wo love It, and America<br />
loves It. It Is here along with<br />
sunny days, blue *kic*, and<br />
that lackadaisical mood.<br />
You have seen springs<br />
eumc and spring! go. You<br />
have liked their coming nnd mako thi<br />
hutod their departure Just as<br />
bus every one else, nnd<br />
you vo nbm hated the end of<br />
a season's baseball. Whether<br />
it is tho neighborhood team,<br />
thu old home team, or oven'<br />
thu major lca',rue, the end is<br />
always sad.<br />
Incidentally, r«woll DOES<br />
have a tanebail team, or<br />
didn't you l:now'.'T?<br />
1 ?" "' 1» fint contsl<br />
nounces that additional entertain*'<br />
munt will l»u supplied by Hay vVn*.<br />
Kon, bilcnted II-a student, who will<br />
do a Spanish ~ dance. <strong>The</strong> other 1<br />
hai.<br />
feh<br />
th.<br />
i<br />
•"•••»;«•» *t ^jj***<br />
dents. . Dandni? will'bo to th6;t«ne^CS : dents. ,Danc/n<br />
if#j^<br />
of records whi<br />
th the ffi """"""" <strong>The</strong> dancp comrrittce^#pg<br />
Dick Calender, Isabel p<br />
,y Angard. Ken Wells,<br />
JO, Carol Allen, "" '<br />
Bgh Haley.. Ray<br />
AtcanL<br />
7 • i* hV."* T- a^fay-^r\yi}
B#:<br />
"•'"•'IM; :•' -IMC 2Urn 8trMt..Sui Pranri<br />
7.i*V-^r yr.7*'-~; - CaUfornl* :^u \i . '<br />
pi^iArL. 1L R *;*.xonfera Fn.<br />
j LOWELL STAFFF . .j. X- >.'•'<br />
EDITbll£_i_.__i_PJIILbRED KIEKKIt<br />
—, ilii Sullivan<br />
Scholo<br />
; ^ " . — M a r y Brandt<br />
I)ofelue.Editor—!- : ;. ...-.Norman Kntmor<br />
Sporti»'JSdttor.:l__ uMattha Schivimley<br />
Circulation ll»na|ror.._—i— Alon Orr<br />
SCv * ? •>?' HKl'OUTEItS<br />
» <strong>Lowell</strong>'s Service Flag?<br />
Where is Our Scroice Flag?<br />
-- We'd Like<strong>The</strong> Mystery Solved<br />
Where is <strong>Lowell</strong>'s servile DOB'/<br />
Last January's graduating china presented<br />
a beautiful service flfcg to the<br />
school. Many wern moved by tin> prcsun-<br />
'"• tation nnil were stirred by the beauty of<br />
• Jio Hag. itself.<br />
Since thai day in tho c^url. when the<br />
student body viewed the thtc at its presentation<br />
ceremonies it hns di.sunpwrcd.<br />
L'ould it have been hied uv.ny to some<br />
. dark corners/<br />
Couid it be hniiginx behind u heavy<br />
door, loat from admiring look*"<br />
Or could it ba tucked away for wifekccpinK.<br />
but no glory?<br />
In any case. \vou!on Dtnoto, '41<br />
Alan ltcflcurc, '-..<br />
K:nnk Antobe, VI..<br />
Kntnir WIjtmorc, ! 4± . „<br />
Krpnclst Onintr, '-M<br />
Stan Luvlu, *:«»<br />
nitt !init-r. 'so ;;;<br />
Cnr.rlex Slanninw. '.19....<br />
Drve Wilwn, 'S3 ' '<br />
noli rmir. •& Z.T<br />
Krid ISctivcr. Mf»<br />
•timmy Knrncrt, '-10<br />
Wayne Wright. *4i»<br />
Rratit Walker, '42~<br />
•loo Grecly. '-ttl<br />
Jack ffnrr)*nn, M9<br />
T E«lwi«r.!«, '40<br />
RnlK?rt Stytz. '4'i.<br />
K H ?;:^:^.^:<br />
Cliff Wr.lwficlrl. "40<br />
I^coiiard Yiu'dall. '4a<br />
Jack I-VMinan. ',10<br />
»ub I'lun-I.. •« '".'.'"'.'.<br />
-Army:<br />
. Jlnrltia Corpi<br />
«.Army<br />
...Army A|P Ccna<br />
_An.iy Air Corpi<br />
-Army Air Corf,<br />
...Army Air Coroi<br />
-Amy. .nlr Corvi..<br />
. Army Air Corn*<br />
.Army Air Corpt<br />
-Anry Air Corr«<br />
-Nivy<br />
..Na-y<br />
.. Navy<br />
... Army A'r'Conij<br />
.. Army •Mr-Corpt<br />
-. Army<br />
- \rmv<br />
.. Navy<br />
...Xnvy<br />
- Anr.r<br />
-Navy A'r Corp;<br />
- Navy A.r Corp*<br />
'"- my Air Corpi<br />
Old Locker Blues Kaunt Ms<br />
or<br />
<strong>The</strong> Case of the Bad Vocabulary<br />
"Kuft U r->t nnd we.-t i.< wejst, anil ncv*»r t.V<br />
*.T.iin j.i*al| niLtt." i>xcc)>t when two K<br />
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To ^Straight;<br />
. ;;Take Fourth<br />
Title In Five Years<br />
Ily Al Orr<br />
r Today, our classy track team<br />
- meet* the Galileo nquail it Kexar,<br />
?:»Udmni,. Thin meet will pribably<br />
f j^u dueVfor hiith point h(.non» 1M»-I<br />
t twwa Earl .MnKnonl. Gnllleo flach,;<br />
' d "Lour John" Harhrravt, oar 1<br />
„ • »n. roan, rilnco .since the the Uan'n Lion. fujnhd «,nBd<br />
1(1 very f«w ^t-Rdlcr,. tho;<br />
momUw to OT In Iiwcliv:<br />
on (Jj) .. _.; ,^__Ji _ __<br />
n Bcat 1 tim e- 23.3 jwomls. City recur:!- *1 f^<br />
OgnrU run-BJIh (L), Hngoplnn (L)<br />
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Stockton (L) ___'•'•___<br />
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A '• At the -lose ot e,«sry spring term. <strong>The</strong> <strong>Lowell</strong> sport puiso.•--•<br />
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i features naummaryor, the year. Also splashed In headlines'<br />
j is <strong>Lowell</strong>'s Irmlitlomil.Mr. Bljr stntus in prep sporting rii.nkB.<br />
_ This This set set .ite .tie to to womlerinjr. ivonilerinjr. It It is is a a known known fact fact that thnt <strong>Lowell</strong> <strong>Lowell</strong> it). i>;-.<br />
•'("<strong>The</strong> "<strong>The</strong> Nnmo" Nnmo" in in propdom, propclom, for a game against afininst <strong>Lowell</strong> to'tliS'-", h'tluv<br />
)"l)ig taeV.'fur cvarj' fchool.'lnit how long fins this Jlr/Big><br />
l •ui.o stjilo oi of ' niiu.rjt— nf/uir*—this mis conslntcnci cohsDitcnC) —<br />
.vcariv .yoariv moaplnc-up mnaplnB-up of tlMea-ibl* titlcn-dat- •>«"• «»« flr-k tlrft laucbnll bucbnll penn»ntr-«vli<br />
penn»ntr«vli<br />
bln«.?.. II.PEin^- -hrouKh png-ji uvl ynn after tho ICOR. . „„ ..„„»„<br />
pnnoi r.r nncioi.t anntt,;, nnd ,,„. rated. Llko trnci i hbtnri,-, i«t?.j<br />
e , gt un un" i '-"-J" "J" high hhurdle*—HnrdKravc<br />
(10 llui-liiii<br />
L1 eHnr (L)<br />
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-0<br />
Clean «ww. r,i>,.r»r ftirtbroni<br />
City record: J5.7 >iecoiid!i.<br />
i. I -..I-. as t\)«Ut;\\ () 1 /<br />
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t floar. *\-.eut if<br />
ni* into form. l_*tw«> ix nl-io<br />
i a hurdie*<br />
I ti.l IIIK >i iumm>r.<br />
\ nhwli rvt nt«" li>* |ii.-k« tin n lot<br />
I ooinio a* w -II .->« .'Ii<br />
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f emit<br />
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fftn'|U'*r.ii # pm. """" inte i t ...... t*U jji-.. -«,„„;. ;(»..iirollcabrlK!i'oro»iecondtltl-<br />
(nci« bnck : ,!.« Into —>, wh-n "'"Id l» captured. Vnitr tho nijtiinlcticu<br />
wc IUhi : fntpF- "Action of illke Voyne,' tho third<br />
1^....... wni|ic-i;.p.. lyioiiini? oier cup cono in loai. Thpn thep-weni<br />
fi shjio Into M,mni«.;«.r I r.iunO t^nt two ulraluht In -M md '27.<br />
| tho ^rlnB »,,„,>;, in.<br />
Mi»I-ptii—<br />
(K). J " ' Papke (Ci)<br />
Ik.t (lisi.-mco: -10 ft. 8 in. City records: -18 ft. 1.5 in.<br />
l.>wciis throw—Orr (D I.owc (I.). Mrfhw (L)<br />
Ue.st distance: 101 ft. City rucnnl: 1»S ft. 1 in.<br />
in Pole Vault—Ciilini.ii (I,). Conn (I,). Moore (L) . .<br />
»f<br />
nirinc n menn<br />
Best hr::i'U: 10 ft S in. rjty ruvunl: i:t fl. S-j-j in.<br />
Fjih(Hii«re, haft<br />
uik *>•**. it.\v thniv.*'iiir irtitchins(»n (G) .<br />
i* stead ily improving. nest hcijriil: ('• ft. City rcc. :. fi ft. :*» in.<br />
. ranil \n pp'-ff.i* >ri TlnvtM|imrtiT '"i'e tvhiy—1-oweii ...<br />
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(Illlv 1 lll| • K Ilfst tinii>: :':2",.8 min. City record: 2:1R.S min.<br />
.(•; tin* Tin. ••<br />
- «.f til.- li-HUUr, lift w..:ir ii:u3..i4 io<br />
cnr>..clim!. out of the pecond dh'^Ion<br />
'-'•'- Finally. I.. ;937. Loa-cll<br />
"' "O. S'W nnoth.r •'nlm-S tn'<br />
:.r ly.w.-.l was f...<br />
i- city tilk- in the<br />
'tr.^.-.l.<br />
w r ' lcr *" T - "Oiiatir attempt, it<br />
.!ir.p>. *Tlinl i "trin* of.twujWy »trair;ht E. :-. A.<br />
r][, (.,,.,. f(l|. I . <br />
Wa«liiiii:t.in t.-:.ms of 'ir,<br />
cim:p-|:W; thrri-an.| four.<br />
s,-.-,,ra tl-c Ti.p rfl|, ,i,<br />
-. •> t.'r-<br />
..ii'l ill.; rti.r«l-<br />
••(. relay train of<br />
Cans. SoM. ami MurcnlU will r»to<br />
thn Hi!O for nnnihcr trl-<br />
yc-i;«r(iay. IHH stuli.L'n<br />
ilcparturi: from l/iwi-11 ki't<br />
th« Card nine without r.<br />
atiarlopluir, for hitt verriutili:<br />
hittinif, dutcii fielding, combmcJ<br />
with cxiK-rionc", 1P;K!crvhJp,<br />
ami fire, was to supply<br />
tho Cardinal'* punch.<br />
F*n3t year n^ a star thin!<br />
baxrmnn, .Mot nurd iipnjmpiUhcd<br />
nucli fcatrt as topping<br />
tt.9 infield ir. field:up perevntape.<br />
crnckinir out n 3t»5 fon!<br />
hptner. and hittinjr at tt .GUV*<br />
clip in the playoffs to lead all<br />
battffra of the four teams entered.<br />
He al.tti camed two lutU.TH<br />
*>n ve la«t two eiianrnienithin<br />
footLall ek-v\ns, Icadintr tho<br />
42 team at th* k,.« nuartcruack<br />
position. Having had<br />
tho oe«t toajnic pircpntaRC in<br />
cotnpl-ted pnsscs, plus toiw-<br />
«W six of thorn for scores,<br />
b*:ter«l bv none, Jfornnrd<br />
wa» tabbad, the city's oalitniidinc<br />
i)unrtr.iMcX.<br />
Hu joins Bill and Ed Dcr.<br />
nett and Dob Sim. who n-«*<br />
now m tho Coaat Guard, nmt<br />
who were his foothall buddies<br />
wut year.<br />
1 .-, f.ophomnri'' hroin:!;: upon<br />
1**1"." win itK ^'" rt '" K' n «vimm!nir, tlii.i<br />
wly but xurcly coming<br />
'i>!fhi|>. person- ":«'K.<br />
h "•= rtartlnir' ' ol,,. i?,..",•& 'J ' h?e .\,3,S St" '•• umtli °'" ni " « f "» ^ julopfon,<br />
ladder at tbo present moment, and P" 1 •nvorite .'ruvjn rreax. hb<br />
dcs record Mel T%IP<br />
first^Iniis mutcrfal. Mr. Mon- While .these quentfoiu we^ beinc who hfehTjumped 1£3 V * In52<br />
fsi rubbinc ilia hands in mntfci-lwndoMd tho Krmat symbol of tho covered tftlow hSrdi^ £'S<br />
o.i of another trophy. - g 1 "? 111 mile, Clnrk in' tfcr mile. Foind<br />
Joslyii in lite dmcu.*. Up*<br />
inun m tho shot put, and Georjro<br />
Canficld. who competed In tho pol
F^ultyrSoris in Services<br />
to Defend Old Glory<br />
TUB I.OWF.I.U WEDNESDAY. AI'llll. II<br />
SENIOR<br />
SHORTS<br />
VARIETIES<br />
Every ilay, the notices tiro rend<br />
', Law* 1<br />
in all ... . ... __.<br />
ellites are urged to do their part*<br />
in the numerous drives aiding the 1<br />
Seven <strong>Lowell</strong> teachers havo nons<br />
Tho University of California Will;.;<br />
in the .Armed Forces, one has n<br />
.Iconic fivo of <strong>Lowell</strong>'s feminine,<br />
daughter In the W. A. A. C, andsnorts-enthusiast*<br />
thin F from Hi" »<br />
thwo have sons doing work in ton- when it hot's IU annual<br />
nection with the army. <strong>The</strong>y r*oresent<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> In many places, fror.i<br />
Washington, to Pearl Harbor, to<br />
Australia.<br />
Mr. Walsh, English teacher, lias<br />
a ton who is a first lieutenant sta-<br />
war effort. •-<br />
tioned at Camp Davit,. X. C. Ho<br />
Every .«. a 1>OIIIIH.T<br />
ere not Uiddi Uiddinir.<br />
pilot, lie ' played A' V All-City tm.«kct- Ii<br />
Sl'AMSH CLUB<br />
t'uit. s!mp!v by<br />
in th.-<br />
ilk d l f<br />
t was tilt 1 We're not Uiddinir. you can do just<br />
' ! ! b bii h ld j:rc:it .«uc-••'«••* ty'2 moml-er* and nuny morl<br />
aliv j!paniv<br />
ty d n<br />
itk and nylon ho»c ;hntarccliitt[*nd hours nlr<br />
. YunMlu H. TftuM.