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V Bhcil hr lh» Auficlateil fltmlenta or Lbw.ll iriBli Sehuol IIOO liny** StrMt. Ban FnnelMo, . .'•i. 11. S. S'A. lliBwnyni , , , - LOWELL STAFF F EDITOR- -MILDRED KIWER Assocfcto Editor. I 1 * Sullivan Feature Editor - Ma.-i!aret Scholcs Sports Editor,: '. ""d SHverman News Editor . Mary Brandt Defense Editor _Nornun Kramer Girls' Sports Editor^ Jfartha Sciiwimloy Circulation Manager Alan Orr : REPORTERS flutorla Aaur«lull 1)31. luhronJ !"•*"!? ".AT lllltu Kelrilitn: Use Thought and Judgment In Choosing Student Leaders "The right to vote" is one of the privileges of democracy, one of the things we arc fighting for, today. The student government of our public higli schools is an excellent training- ground in which to discover the problems, processiw. r.nd pitfalls Once again, we of Lowell High School are fnced with a student election. It is our duty to pine* the landidnrcs best qunlil'icd in office. Irstcnd of voting for the modt popular person or the best pthlote. why not consider who woulo do the best job? A satisfactory administration, whether it is in a 3cho-.il or at the holm of a couniry, depends upon n;ore than papulnnty or good luck. Voting is our heritage. Let us prepare for it with sound thought and good judgment, now. We Will Miss You All, Seniors, And We Wish You Good Luck Congratulations, seniors, and JTood luck.' We congratulate you on the romplcliun of your high school years. Wo wish you good luck in the tremendous tasks that lie before you. We shall always remember you and - how proud you were to be a LowcJIUc. We hope that you will remember us—also the exciting game rallies, court dances, the thrill of rooting for your team, '..he friends who will always be the main part of a wonderful memory. Fcrewiill, seniors. You have our every wish for your success and happiness. Whatever your future plnn3, the armed services, college, or war work, wn know that you will prove to the world just what you havt proved to us—that you are tops! The Quarter Note By Soy Fournlral San Francisco Is at last seeing some of the nvuo bonds cf the country. Two of the better junp organizations put on fine Mown nt a local theater. Tho bands were those of Woody Herman and .I'mmlc Lunccford. top rmm In their claw. Glen Grey and George Ofaon and their bands afeo played here recently. We still art) hearing tho samp tunes we were listening to lost month and tho month before lout Yes, tunes Hks "Velvet Moon," "So Nice to Come Homo To," and. "Wi»y don't You Fall In Love" ore still way up on the bit record* list The sitcatlon will remain tho sanvi until the Musielan'i Union and the recoil companies got together. Even when this occurs, wo have the shellac condition to worry about. Record fans arc in a Here lu'iome bod newt for the record collectors: To obtain old, rare recoruV, you have to turn in anywhere from twnty-slx to thirty-eight old discs. What collwtar has twenty-six or thirtyfllght broken record* to turn hi for a favorite ncord? It seem* that San Francisco Is now the "Juzi" center of the country. Since Bur.k Johnson and Ms friends Mt tl« city by the Gotten Gate, all vo hunr la •Maxz.'V Toe bad that someono doesn't open a ballroom with only top name barn's ploying it. Then we might also bo tho raring center of tne count.-y. S t u f f He WJS surrounded. Tlie din was io mat that he could not heir himself think. Ho knew ho had to KC on; Thto woj no tlmo to letreaL Now ho m desperate. Could ho'make ItT Th» oM«. Uvo WM In sight It was no* or r.ever. With one- final lunge he crushed forward—and cot Into thobu. Joit as tho door dosed. To neefc'with tho expense. Giro the canary another seeal . . 'THE LOWKI By June Mnngini ju.Na*io.' »n Lowell's Service Roll of Honor While Lidding farewell to cur graduates we find that almost all of on- boys arc entering t*»e senice. In outer to let us know what they arc goin.T to do, we are presenting this Hut of service hound Lowellitcc. XAMK— SERVICE Alan Orr — Xnvy Nick Kurteln ^...- — Nuvy Cadet Lee Ellis . -. —- Merchant Marine John Hard grave— - «...—.„.„—.-....- _._N**.vy Cadet Clarence Weitimrnn „ .. Army (•rfowold Behrcns - Army Air Corps Eil Dcvfnc Armv P«ter ScrrzPs « — -.ilerchiint Marine Henry Her* - Army Dick Warren N'nvy Jack Coopcr....._ - _ - - Army Air Corps Hill Bout tier... - Xnvy Horace Pltkin - Army Lester Price _._ - Army Air Corp* Jim Utlrne - - Xnvy Air Corps Ituittcl' Sweeney •• ~ A rmy llab Buchunan — ~ _ — M&rfnc Corps "iVayno Wright. .... Army HUH S.lvcrmat. ..-.-. - —— Army Air Corps Oeoig* 1 Meyer ....-•.*..• .. ......... M......•-. »..../\i r^v E«i Itonry _ -...._- MB. ine Corp* Uoyd KrcJchlle..- ~ Xnvy BJI> Matctir. _ _ „ „ Anny Al- Corps Chnrlc* Rockwell Xavy Kred Murray „ .. ^. .- Army John Cochr.inr_ _ „ . ——Army Waiter Reichlu - .Marine Corn* Bill tarkln* „ „. „ _... .Marine Corps Leo Chi.'ko .....Marine Corps Dirk McMillan.... .. - Army Air Carp* itlthard Barrett • —. Xavy Air Cort.i Itirhnrd Schneider. „ .Army Jim Mtmlsd'jii .. _ ..„ -.Armv John I'nrkei-. ..—„..„ „ _ „ ..Armv Julian Martin . -_ .—Armv Air Corps Fred l**owlc.,..„ ~..,...«...~....—..„„....—...._.... —.._ Army Itlchard BIcmbcrg. - - Amy Richard Rosenthiil «. - Army Bob Eddy. „ _. .. Marine Corns Paul Craffoc.... ._....-...,„.„... ~~...~ ..Coast Guard George Bull ...- _ _—....Marine Corp* Grant Wnlkcr..—.«—...... ....... Armv Wjirrci"' I*ogan .-• .I.IL.I.IU_,.JH...»I.._^...J....I...Mm. ••.•......—n^^rtqvy Xick Aitianar.tseff-....^.^ _ _ .Marine Corps Henry fiimmel - . -. ~ Xnvy Walter Bnll _ Armv -William Hall— Xavy Air Corps Mcr.'ill Muhs _ Xavy Jack Mangan—~~ _-^—— Xnvv Air Corp* Kon tVukinr.„.„„_.....„_ ^ „ - Marine Corr* Ed Hnuir- - -Merchant Murinc Alan Koy»..nn.n,..~M>"~ _....«_.,....._ ^ Xnvy Tom Hnnrnhin..-—— ••»»..»...._..—~..«,.^~_»...—.„_..••.. Army David Jensen Xnvy Paul Xorngcr..—- ~.__ „.„—»..^..~~»^ Armv Air Corps Jamas Rnunvich. Merchant Marine Jack Hancy..........—..—. .—..—..—..._.„.......—...- —..Xavy Alan MnrKoMs-. . . .'. Navy Ken| Mcl.cnnnn.._ _ — ..._ .....Marino Corpn Sheldon Kisor. - Army Jacl: Har.nan..... -.Army Air Corps Everett Her.cnla Army Air Corps Dnh Herman Army Air Co: is Henry Morris _ _ 5Inrlno Corns Hyde Lewis _ Army tjwrce Gomciko — Army Ski Tronr-i Itolfi C.-okor. _ _ Army Oeoriri- Henderson — ..Army Air Colpc Olcg Brajnekoff.. Dick Daviea., —Vow -Army Cnrlylc S»IM:1 _. ..-.-Army Warren Scott _ Army IWck Lanwm. •Army Dave McGaw., Army Al Saronl... Milt IvtTiwn.... Army Air Corps Philip Morgan. Xavv Air C'*rps I/»rry Holland. Navy Bill Curley „ — Anny Robert Chellck.. - N'nvy Don Romey. — Army BUI Row* — Navy John Sndowjky. — Army Air Corps Roger Walsh. — Army t.eo Wnrschmidt Ar.-ny Robert Murdock- Army Air Corps Itu.-io'inh Onpenhctmcr. Army Air Corp* Val McDonnell...,-. Army Uonard Iflibowllx. Arm/ Air Corps W, Kumni(!r_. — — Navy Air Corps Hnrolii Kaufman—«„.„_„.„ - "....Army Robert Olaon_ - Marine Corps Trunk Honrahan——_„.„. - Navy Jack Jtiiiwn-,_........ - Marine Corps — Army Bl Wtson—.—„ — Army ^ Hay; Fournlval__._ — Army *» J f r ^.'~ Victory Varieties My Vorman Kramer r * Smoke; Joe TJII! Clark Goblfi flash sparkluir — amiici as they trudge down Jungle pathi, carrying A on their gleaming nhoulders a sirrtcher bearing a \,% Mounded V S flyor " : Smokey ar.d Clark arc happy. Soon thcbrb1H.l~v don w>ll reach competent American'medical ale', >.* but that inr'c what makes their fncei beanv,'• lights will b< a sort of marathon dance. Anylioir, the jig goes on nli day, go thnt couples con come nnd go whenever tiiey please nnd dan-.c as often as thry v;wh, ; . A ncvly cainured horse thief Dangles from a tree. In wh[]tpc,s hoarse ho muttered "This suspvnitc is kilting mu" —Oakland Tech Scribo. Piedmont niRh School '.T hoIiHng its yearij,- Whlske;H:io Contest n* part of its Carnival. Clewshaven males were presented to tho student bofo who will let their beards grow for two weeks. A* that time, tho he-man with tho biggest bush wiu get a prize ct \vat stamps nnd a free shnve tt* loc.il barber shop. Poor girls! Of course you've heard the"one about the Ijttfcmoron who was trying to escape from the pol**"^ so he store' on the bathroom scale to get a wetf»;;t i • < • Things Flora: "Boh proposed to ico last nlltht" Dora: "DiKn't he do It beautifully?" "What a crowd. Somelhlnj? hnppin'!' "Jliui hit hv a train." "Hurt Hurt had? had?" , . :< "Cn't "Can't tll tell O Only founj one l(|i).l«iJS.| ; ; '•At
Kcu Mclxnnan Rovmit la IH> Ihe subject uf nrfmiriitc elarcru from Alict 1I1I1 and an unidentified *cnior. Ken WBH VotH the boy "rith the nkMl hair!!! Apparently 1'ulh (Jur.tbrceht. Nancy Meri, nnd Corinnr Kilclinf haw- made n(»me drrocntory remark to June Win-lrr. Noli Iht- loHy all*tude and the elevated nchnotzte. Tb
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