02.17.1942 thru 01.26.1945.pdf - The Lowell

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Ou: Big Job is to Win the
War as Quickly as PotsiU
What have you ilone toilny for Victory?
Can you truthfully smy, *J'm Rivinp
everything I have for the war effort"?
The boys in the service make sacrifices
far nnd above our efforts. Thn men on
the battlefronts must fight until they
drop, but many of us era losing; the battle
on the home front. Whoa V-day comes,
we can all t?o back to our old ways; but
until that time, we must work day anrl
night. Vacation is an opportunity to attend
summer school, to participate in some
vital work, such as harvesting, or to take
a job in a war plant. We must five some
of our time to volunteer work like Civilian
Defense, Red Cross, or A. \V. V. S. Just
think what a Frenchman, or n Norwegian,
or a Czech, or a Chinese would givp to
change plaoe?. with us! If the ivar cal: be
shortened ly one month, imagine the
thousands of human lives thai will be
spared! Perhaps your brother, or boy
frfand will jia saved from a lonely grave
somewhere if only you give your best.
Put every spare "r>-n"y into War Bonds
and Stamps. Hemomber—
They si"C their lii'fs, you lend your
money!
This Summer Is Your Chance
To Help In The War Eff-rt
The news of the long summer vacation. June
18-Scptcmbcr 27. has filled our minds with dreams
of luxurious days with nothing to do but He in
the sun. But, wait! Those days arc gone for
tho duration. This summer there are more Important
things to do.
Summer school is a great opportunity for
boys and girls who dejire to specialize in some
field before going Into the service. Then there
are numerous ways in which students may give
their aid this summer and eam high wages at
the same time. Harvesting at camps tinccially
equipped for high school students Is one way.
War plants and factories are also sending urgent
calls to all the schools of the nation. A crisis
his come In the food Industry; and we, the high
school students of America, have tho power to
.;clp our country pass the crisis safely.
After the summer vacation is over, it will be
a privilege to be able to say, "I helped. I am
part of the war effort"
I R. F. D.
J Hy Roger Thompson
An enterprising Oaklnnil Tech student, one Bill
Lynns. '>'~''
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Lowell's Service Roll ofiHonor - ^/iciofy Varieties
Compiled by Dsle IKhrend 'I'" ~" ' ~i : - '-"". • ;'.'• 1 i^:i _,% my!
troulilf wit], his itlrl In Hnw.iH.! . R| Slpele wenrinir
Amn't wo nil? : ri''K nnil nin. Explain!
Not a luicl looking couple, Frol 1)1!) Curlcy. Dusty Johnson a'A
C?vcn ami Helen Word.'. . Yes Dud Wet eolnc c« stnTaCTK
i! !i~ iThln makra almut tlio thoutamltli
Those crow men InvaiHnis Kelly's: time, doesn't it? 1 ? t "° u """" n
Covo with t»dr-w paint or. | Tho question of ths'ero. "Uot
I^LTH'S almost taking Larkspur, any candy, JerWns?" «Jow about
ovee on tlic week-end. ' that HonScrt?'
'in Us i/Inif'i,pp«ara'nce, .VICTOKY VARIE-
TIES otioinptcf to wke In ai mUiy:Lovel) war
' ectlylUes a« you ran ihaJcc n typewriter at. That
ivaji a mUtaKP,:fdr itreomi the Hat of patriotic
j>crvlce* ot'Lownlliteji It limitless; to mnny^worthy^
i netlvlticz worn Ici't umnenlloned. "v^
So wn narrowed our field of covoraga for the
hccond imin, nnd reported oni* those octlvttfev
1 whfcli arg •.'entered in room 207: Again there
were mnnv drives, little space, nod much left unmrntioncd.
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. V.nx time It Is thft.faculty (nnd Mp-ricnce
hap tnuitht unto sny that there ate many more
tcnrlrtfry who dsserve mention), hut newspaprr
upacc like Kits, Is precious, and beslttcfl th*
LOWPII faculty is not ilolnft lut war duty bce«uf»
Tt'iin «ir»ir ; l3 > — 'IZTNrtvy A'r OiT?r l^i.-ry 'IM"IJ7M" Z'.i'rvir
Hank Selmn. US Army - Arthur
Murrhnll Ti»fi. '33— Army
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flhi.lrlt< N»»vy
Suvy
I'niil O'lhrviil '4t—-.Jlnruin flUc has finally dated Ar
drey Stafford Did they enjoy the
shfiu,- a*, the r>nuire? We hear
the panic about limit Morris and
Corinne Kilclinc and Leonard JnoobB
with Vvnnne Cu'bertsor. Bill
Nelson, howovcr. !.- Dlo'rict Draft Board. Gulp.
OiitKtaritUnir i» the in-school service rendered
unselfishly by Miss Andcrion. She I* the head £.*
(ho Junior A. \V. V. Z.. and the truEdln^ spirit oC
innumerable worthy drives.
Then there Is Mr. Polland. who serves u a
»IUR boy at the Stace Door Canteen. Think of It:
A memlwr of the armed forces can turn to our
famed dramatic imprc.isarlo, nnd give a leisurely.
"?ny, more cokes, please"! EiRhteenth birthday,
come auick!
Stuff and Things
Here's to the cJrl that wishes to keen her
youth. She shouldn't introduce him to other cirl.*!
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The ''lifors" theme sonir:
When time was called for ?ti"lv hall.
I know I should have heeded the call.
To study and not say, "This h» the bunk."
Then i'tl have a pnsxe instead of a flunk.
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Did you hear the unt* about the moron who invited
his friends to a ralililt dinner and then fed
them carrots and lettuce?? 7
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Senior: "You oucht to take cloroform."
Frvuhmtip: "Ych. who »v.iches it?"
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"Lend nc your pen."
"Sure."
"Got some paper?''
"Here." ..
"Gome p>i&t a mail box?"
"Yeah."
"\V:.It 'till I fininh liiis lotter. will you?"
"Sure."
"Got a stamp?"
"H«.e."
'Thanks. Say! What's your cirt's address?"
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Dldja hear the one about the .noron that
moved t*> the city because the country was at
war???
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Mr. IT.M (Irritated): -If them are any
morons In this class. u;ll Ihcy plcnsn stand up."
A lone pause and a lone freshman rises tc hU
feet.
Mr. Bass: "What! Do you consider yourtclf »
moron?"
Freshman: "Xot "xactly, but I do hate to see
you standing up their' by yourself."
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He: '•Darlinjr, I Invc lost Jl my money. I
!! Knh*i, and Tat Kel- .mviu't t punny in the world."
ly-Charlie Kipp.
She: "W*l!, I'll iove you j»at as much—cvtn
Seems that Lowell s.i;i los^ the If I nivcr sec you apnin."
priority on cute ht,yn, i. o.. Art
Jdhn.oon. of Washington.
Now »'e leavp;
Sec you noon.
Gonna dig for tht issue in June.
The Quarter Note
By Ray Fournfval
Ltntcr. (.) thi> line-u,t In a IJJJI Argc!cJ ball-'
room. Louis Armstrong heads tho d