02.17.1942 thru 01.26.1945.pdf - The Lowell
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Ff?/qNCISCO'S OLDEST HIGH SCHOO<br />
San Francisco. California, Friday. January 26,1045<br />
New Student Officers to be Announced Todky<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> at<br />
A Glance<br />
My Noel Kelly<br />
An thc last few grains of sand<br />
left In the upper portion of the gl- j<br />
Knnlic hour glaxn representing the •<br />
fall term slowly nhouldcr their way [<br />
<strong>thru</strong>ugh the minute opening lead-1<br />
Inir to the lower half, the average!<br />
ntudcnt'i* mind turns tr elections,!<br />
graduation, the senior prom, final**, i<br />
and all of the other seemingly In- j<br />
nurmountublc obstacles standlngbe- 1<br />
twLfn them and the new term. I<br />
01 Father Time gctn ready to|<br />
vlwc the cover on the Iwok "Fall j<br />
Term, '41," and OK he lay* downhi*<br />
Kcythv, trie ICO seniors who are<br />
about to be iilielvt.il in aome inconsp'-cuoiw<br />
crypt pause in their hurried<br />
tracks ard look around them I<br />
lo sec just what they arc leaving'<br />
I-ehliid. To nome people, graduation<br />
mean* only the termination of<br />
four y«at* of work unc not much<br />
inure; yet to u LowcIHto who<br />
proudly hangs the title "Alumnus"<br />
around hin neck, it mt-ans quite a<br />
hit more. '<br />
Let'* picture u nceiie maybe fifty<br />
year* from now, A nameless'<br />
creature sits meditatively in u<br />
large comfortable chair and only<br />
ihu shingle bearing the title<br />
"Alumnus" that hangs around hid<br />
neck partially covered by a gentle<br />
flow of while beard identifies him.<br />
nit ftomeonc we might be interested<br />
in. An the gentle whir of a rocket<br />
.ihip is heard (<strong>The</strong>y're promising,<br />
almost anything In this post-war<br />
W'jrld). a slncwv and aged hand<br />
reaches for a vlfghtly moldy volume,<br />
which, after u few years' nc-'<br />
cumulation of dust Is blown off of<br />
it, bears the '''*'•! "itsd and White."<br />
A imile «precJi uvcr thc old one's<br />
countenance tut ho recalls a very<br />
ACCOLADE<br />
(Dedicated (o the graduating claw by Mar>* KHcn Leonard)<br />
Warriors, we, of a new generation;<br />
With new«forgcit weapons we utand.<br />
Waiting our accolade here,<br />
E'er that we march to new battles.<br />
Armored In faith ami with hands trained to wield<br />
Not the cold steel that drawn hlood—<br />
llut knowledge and (kill that preserve,<br />
Ilctlvr, enhance all that iit Lest In ' l :rworld.<br />
Who are our fues then? Nut m< •.<br />
Hut the force* that move men U Vrifi',<br />
111M thrt beset human life and a ml<br />
Greed, cold and brutal. orgcttlno unrrcujtitm;<br />
Intolfroticc. Kelfish and unjust, o.:d blind;<br />
Fear, liorn of ami Iwaring all hatreds;<br />
Poverty, ignorance, pain,<br />
.Myriad our foes but our wcapiimt art strong.<br />
Faith In the Go" ° f Mr -. KneE "- P ? r " ^<br />
: brave,, and papoose, have chipped «n,phn.i. nnd ceremony, the grad-<br />
5113.000 off that already. : uat« will enter from the side, pro-<br />
„ , _ . . M«I up the tide aislet and then<br />
, Next Monday. Tuesday nnd- mo down lh(] „„,,,,. ,„ thj Bla<br />
Wedneiulay have been declared where tney will take their places.<br />
, -llomber Days » <strong>The</strong>ir purpose Is • Oncml selections, among them<br />
'large con>oratlon bonds could be, "£"";» f."^ 1 ""*" In L « fa ' K«i.a. natal Iialt\nnH tn tlin Till^flip I.I V . n, , ,<br />
me Uck ,! nnwR<br />
j and will be called-upon, to assume<br />
of oi Candida; candids; an almost inaudible |<br />
hkl<br />
lfl ° mcmiwr oi ram me IKR Drumchuckle<br />
escapes between his color- Wf and the Seroll and L and relefs<br />
ling as he thinks how rldicu- eclved hm Mock for action on the<br />
I'tun those cashmeres and hobby- (varsity Imscbnll nnd football teams.<br />
>ox wetc; and those dirty cords' <strong>The</strong> vice-presidential candidates<br />
and luvfs, and khakis—my, ray.<br />
now things have changed. And<br />
look at these. Scroll and Shield<br />
hats, why theyjlook Just like ;Wg<br />
lolIynopK. And; they'll all remember<br />
Statner's and Mehdy'a and<br />
<strong>The</strong> Chief"— and the "Mark" on<br />
a Friday night, and Kczar on a<br />
lun-Urenched Saturday afternoon<br />
, (or a raln*drenchcil Saturday aft-<br />
, ernonn)—and coffcu and donuts at<br />
»••* J ^f n ?, l , l '*r- or ninny rospo<br />
lo have won-! —.<br />
dono<br />
M»n Simmon* as yell leader arcfitl lent- ...<br />
Noel Kelly and Jerry O'Lcnry. t though the contest Is far from<br />
Noel in now nxsfntant yell lender,; cloxed. According to 3Irs. Close, -<br />
editor of Thc <strong>Lowell</strong>, a dramatics, <strong>Lowell</strong> has obtained over 2,400'<br />
arc Ann Bart let t and Xortna El<<br />
fttar, and n member of the Scroll i donors since March 15. thc goal be-<br />
klngton. Ann Is nn active memand<br />
L. He was low-3 president; Ing to obtain at least one donor<br />
ber of thc Big Sinter croun and<br />
and nnrtlciouted on tho swimming] for every student.<br />
wns girls' yell leader. In her hlgh-3<br />
year, she wan vice-president of her<br />
claim. ,<br />
Xorma works In tho office, for<br />
which service she was made a<br />
member of tho Shield She Is btso<br />
n Big SU'.er.<br />
Running for secretary, Jim Du-<br />
the Koffcc- Kun.; varan* title and ilutloi. arc Bob<br />
fa >fhey1l all remember how COOO Horshenow nnd Steve Marx. Bob<br />
ile sat spellbound nt a night! In tho school's foremost saxophone<br />
wtball game, nnd tho ear-split-: player and Is leader of thc dance<br />
B,w-,=;tainult of '<strong>The</strong> Axe." z j<br />
P^<strong>The</strong>/11 ,all look with pleasnnt!<br />
^retrospect at the court dances, a<br />
g&ty.&EdyVbr-.u.v.Qf the Red<br />
^ITen'i.hangouts.<strong>The</strong>y'll now-for^<br />
Etttyill the term plays and varied<br />
ttlw,; Brut .double lunches. - Life at<br />
^<strong>Lowell</strong> ;was;a whole lot more than i<br />
g*^,K«ksy studying, and just plain'<br />
a< driva ^ onfir Awatted Senior<br />
eciate knoxvintr that Low--' Day Scheduled Sh Today<br />
in all competition. al-J<br />
h tt I f f<br />
traditionally heavy<br />
Day wffit ffit Sch Sh wndX d<br />
calendar for today. - SporUnrr cos-<br />
nnd nartlcioutcd on tho swimming<br />
tumes, leddy bears.' roller tkatec,<br />
team, earning his block for this<br />
and other eueh refralla, the Mnlors<br />
<strong>The</strong> Shield _and,L'cnierffed vie-<br />
sport.<br />
will rtiipt thltlll I<br />
torioujTovor" the" Scroll "nnd"l, Tnj rach rth^a<br />
Jerry is active on the traffic Its contort for blood donor,. Al-; fj? »hlch thoj?<br />
ftnuad and plnys basketball. He<br />
has served as assistant yell leader donateil bloodtteShrcldwaiked<br />
for the past term.<br />
away with nil honors, securing<br />
Unopposed for office are George thlrtv*ono nctuat donors, to the<br />
Salinger for the iob of cafeteria ScroU's thirteen.<br />
manager, Harian KesscI for editor) Tho« xtudenut of <strong>Lowell</strong> who<br />
of Thc <strong>Lowell</strong>, and Nanev Lowo forj havo donated blood themselves In-,<br />
editor of the Red nnd White. AH. dude John Carvln, Bob Hershothreo<br />
have been artive In the fields now. Paula Moffitt, Ernie Cowoll,<br />
which they will now head. Jackie N'oweli.- Bob Ronsuhoff. Va-<br />
— ^-[lorift Walker,. Jerrie Blanchanl,<br />
.'I was a brief, there'll be a now building, new stu-. m*;LoflW30it : Amonir Uie events of 'the 'day<br />
are<br />
the Block L L rally rally; the the histori historic oric sen ssen<br />
ior-faculty- baseball gamj).'/and.:> .<br />
complete freedom from clauses for<br />
the seniors, with thc wfcoiV after-.',<br />
noon to dance.;.. " .yiMi'tir'i^l'.<br />
work, IJfo at LouVI<br />
-Undsaj;;Wlls«n,'<br />
moment of sunlight In in a lonB day!dents.