02.17.1942 thru 01.26.1945.pdf - The Lowell
02.17.1942 thru 01.26.1945.pdf - The Lowell
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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 />
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