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u ttan^For The Memories I ..:.-:-».•;:•- UyÛry Brandt and Jla Sulllrsn r Thank* for the: memories— -:>y.'_,{. y - ot dancing In the court or watching from the, bench, of smelly third floor halls after SO2 experiments' of: the*Chemistr>-l "lasses, of. the sama odoriferous halls when the cafe chef decided to cook corned beef and cabbage, of rallies In the courVnnd the ear-blastipc sounds of a rallr In tho fCgxa.-; ' ' • " • - •*>; r -ffi ;. Thinks for the memories— ..' /; • ' ~ ,. of your "Santa .ClauaTnature, Mr. Kut: of your "rare" classes, Mr. Bos 1 :; of your sceU'class handling. Miss Adams; of >our lenient qualities. Mint Boehm, of your never-failing Interest. Mrs. Hill; of Mr. Johnsten forcing••» perfect "flow- . er": of the "Fpider**" tolerant but good mature; of Mr. Walsh'* "Casey^-prwentatioM. ( : -. , Than** for the memories—"-j '•' !• - of » yell leader like Noil Reybum, a student body president like BUI Joslyn and a vlcc-ptwldent like Jont.*. Rico, or handsome men Itkt Bud Jnnes, Bill Mcyes, and Bud oplegl. of clamorous Pat Nlemeyer, of swashbuckling R. 0. Colonel .^Dud" Martin, of "tulle" Dot Ksnps. 01' the Lowell Editor oxtraordlr.alre, Charlie Uavis. Thorites for tl.e memories-— - of the Lowell's •xrW of adviser*. "Chief Patterson. "Our Pal Al" McKeevcr, and "Otuy" Osborn; of tho rising number of candid pictures used.In the-Journals, of friendly, hospitable Miss O'Malley. of Mareio Williams' "Boogio Woogic," of Shield and Scroll freshman receptions, always Kood for a laugh. Thanks for She memories— ' of three glorious football rhampionships, nf thrilling basketball victories end defeats, of term play* and variety showu, of spring vacnt'onb at Carmc], and the 31V#T, or summers at TniVe. of Saturday uljrnu at Larkspur, of Lowell night at tho Muik, ot sUyJng together In the stands to wing the hymn whether victory or c'jfcnt vras ours, of raspy throats after "jrivlng cnl" with tho AJIU ThanJa for the memories— of which there am many stored for us In those Red and White journal*, of thu various Lowell* and ot the swell staffs . .we havu qilte a collection after four years, of those hot dogs In the "Doghouse" .. well, the buns were good. Thanks for the memories— of being hnahed Into silence when in the library by Miss Scott and MUs Anderson, then befog moved to an Isolated spi-t; of those lovely gym suits, that, in spite of ai! the professed dislfUc, tho ftlris will unwillingly miiu; of the nct-to-Lcforgotten senior-teacher, baseball games . . where all tho school cheers Its favorite teacher on on he steals a bane; of the horrible but unforgittiblo, days when the cufe was devoid of food ol any sort and the upp*jr cfcmmcn were always the ones to go hungry. Thanks for tho memories— of those trackmen running around thu block, of those "21" cars loaded so that hnadK are almost sticking out the windows, of "The Spider's'* Hub mustache gnlly blowing lit the breeze at the rallies, of thn«4> nloppy sweaters nnd saddle shoes, of those clan tHnce? znd being thrilled at the first one when n low three, and of that front bond sale to buy our bomber for Locell. Thanks for the memories— . of those ctlcbritlcs we saw on the st*>ge at our rallies, of those wonderful senior days, of our Treasury flag with itars blossoming out, of tlic thrill of seeing ex-LowcllitcR coming back in uniform or with the cr.llcge flump on them, rf the car paraded before the Poly-Lowell football clothes, of our exclusive night rallies on the eve -, of the Turk';y Day game. Thankr fur the memories— of growing Victory Gardens In biology, of muffing songs like "Minnto Kirn Trinidad" at the rallies nnd loving it, of the leg mnkc-un fad which faded ns the sunny days gave the girl* a good tan. of the coke* at the ftivvrito spot, and of the cut slips waiting far us in th j morning. ' Thafia for the memorir, 1 — of four years at LewII. Elmer's Tune Why are the stars (Alvina Temple and Ed De vine) Always winkln' (Bob Ed-'.y) And nd bUnkin' (Violet Vincent) nwvo.' nwvo.' What hat makes a fellow (Bob Buchanan) Buchanan Start ihinkin' (Howard Joyce) Of fallin' In love (Alice Rill anj Ken McLonnan}? > It's not the season (spring, 1043); The reason .'you tell us) It's plain as the moon (Twin Peaks on a dear night)— • • It's just "Elmer's Tune." Why diei -i lady (Virginia Stede) of cfahty Gfl out on the loose (Don Rora«y) 7 Why does a gander (RJi:e Croker) Meander In search of a goose (Carolyn McGtrrl- What wiU U tho h kick (Cliff Gbmts> In a chicken (Dê;* Barry) Barry), The The magic in Jew (Winkler) ? Its'lust Its'lust "Elmer's Tono." IJi*.en. Uitcn n (all you freshmen) There's ^ lot you're l|sb'.o l|sb'o to be nimbi* ssaF Sing It (Barbara Warren) Swing It (Rose Ann Loviner) Tho blnjlu (Cynthia'Du liolj and Corinnt Ki|. cunejt Tho coo on the beat (GcontoGromMko). " The CMdy-mnker (Dfck Wwrtn), ' Tho bakor (Bill Cnrlqr). •' Tho man lit vh« tuett (Boh .'ani»n)V •;.. The mac,'In the moon (Vic Bolserce), • All sing •'SlmnrN Tune." • THK LOWELU'TIIUItSnAV. JUNE 10. 1943 Teepee Tattle Ta:les Graduation, palpitation. . thinks). Some girls are glamorous" Must of us are on vacation. - nnd some aren't. " Neither Is Elva .Though we work, though we play. Stccle. - . V •? • • Gossip will be here to stay. Attention: Gas stamps will be Elections, rallies, block: and Ravels tho only bribes actfptmi for men- We havcf followed on their travels; tion In thesi-columns. 'Too bod you- and we've noticed— didn't have any, Barbara GuIdotU." That BUI Curtey has wou his bet. Thoro's nothing we can lay. Gas Ho and Itirbara Correro are & cute stamps or no gas stjunps. Turn couple. So WKKK Iiabelle Phllow St*ego and Doug Horn^r arc 0. K. and Cal Copsey. ou are Virginia Strtlo" and Fritz! .- Our vice-president, Ruth Gum- Glauser. "., • • brcchl, always with Paul White. Mary Sheffcy with a merchant It's a good thing Lorellites can marlno cadet now, but not for long. tnkes K)1 the dies that havo been . Mario Wagner—everywhere with dished out. Sincert- anologlec to a an interesting unknown. gn>ilunte who has r=ally taken It Pflulu JutJoe with Gene Voyssie. on the chin. Yns, Barbara Oliver, We couldn't help noticing Marge you can take U! Hirr* with nul one, but all of the June 10 and graduation ami the commandos .tt the term play, or end o; sleuthing. U«member r.hin: Helen Kockos learning now to Nick AstrahnxiuUff studied his 'Irltu. or Wlnnfa Morgan with Davo Icsnons, Don fr'humflcher wan quite Berwick, or Rob Olson looking "so the boy. Holt Eddy •ACtit araunn dapper.'! with Bantam Uonan). I'at KriJI Rcmcaiber "our innn for arty* vû nobudv uud quiet about It, no ones money," lohnny llnnlgmve, one knew Jo fclly. Wo discussed Ruth Er)> rrntst hnve bevn awfully but never dM nnythlnr about tho pruvokud at the sight of him with mangled Last of James Russell nix V. 0, beauties. Lowell, Dick Warren was even tinier thnn he is now, CJtforge Bull Socn: Carol Allan wiih Ed Bar- was verx* well liked, Barbara Senthotd. Bill Lau at Boulder Creek. ncr u-nsn't rnpular. Angela Asaro Musk can always fit the mood: saw a lot of thj Great Pat Sim- "Lovo Sends Its Little Gift of nionj, Barbsn Wooldrlilge couldn't RORCV—Bill Bennett to Blossom swim, Betty Mae Cohen's only Amsbaugh. claim to fame wan tennis. Remem- "Princa Ch«nnlng" — Edmund ber? Those were thj days when Honey. what Dal Racier said was news and pretty prejudiced; when Editor "Jim"— fjr Shirley Sleeper. Outstanding Seniors OUTSTANDING SENIOR BOY Bob Eddy BEST HAIR Ken McLennan 3EST EYES Bob Ilucltanan MCEST SMILE Bob Jnnsxcn BEST M'_ESSEn Uon Schb.nnchcr PERSONALITY PLUS Johnnie Hnnlgrave BEST ATHLETE George Bull BEST DANCER Bill Curlcy "Scattcrbrain"— Keu Larklnv. " "Vou Made Me Love You'*—Pat Ann Williamson to Lee Spooler (plug: Glcnnit Martin). Not sc dumb—"Aniac"- you alv.ays find his name where it shouldn't be. Oh so clever—"Chuga-Lujr" Rose Ann Lovincr. Really solid—Noel Kelly and his band. The Polytechnic population seemed to be pretty bui>y a few week-end ngu; no Commerce tok over up lit tho River. K jjet mnrrliN'.—unc- '"•>• mo any nc». school book» next by her father, and orct, ty her! fall. I'm jnicic to mo '.lie same molner. { - . • •.. • • | A friend askeil mo If I was a Man (to a boy lendlnir a monitrcl •quarterbn.'k on the varsity. "No." nlcll/ while at Lowell, or to help out a poor loww class*'" ^ man with a xifU Piclr Calendar seems,to be the .•;/: recipient of » good football unlfonn for next sea*^ - '"- *4n from Walter Althiusen; and then wo find P«C Rodegerdts doing a good turn fir sister.." willing Joyco her sparkling personality. Morris donates to Ken Schuchard hit go*., and penonaMty (as.if Ken needs them!!!).' Looks like Ken is mi the :ec*lv[ find Bud SHvcrnun adding to the a shovel—could use?? Warren Logan u l£u~_, for an unsuspecting dope to inherit his paint rsg. Gilbert Pavloski seta tho Job of orchestra Wxn*. iar which Is t9-be vnrnted by John Cochrane. George Bull I.i leaving to "some lucky kid" his wine, women, and song. As always, the joker, Dorothy Cook, wills to tho freshman—scissors with ttiilch to rut successfully.* Mr. Doboon is inheriting Duncan Burdlck*s gym pants; and Bob Mater? Is willing to give awny his brawny muscles to anv freshman, while Ken Urklns is Icuving Ken WelU his "Jumbo African Slingshot." Dorothy Smith is willing to give the name of her chiropractor to any victim' of "the Lowell style of the dance." Tom SUtut is the lucky fellow to receive Ed Devine's dra. matic ability to "ham" things up, Alan Orr's vet discus will continue its career in the knnds of Don Lowo and Don MePhee; and to •tfimer Harria goes, from Hcdi Oppenheuntr, one pair of white (nHghily used) suipenden. Mary Brandt bequcutk; to UobM Dc Mate! all the Lowell MEN that arr left. Tho worries of the clean* up campaign gi. from Shirk*? FrUdrichs to the Block U prexy next tsrm; while Margaret Senates leaves her t.iuestrian filmfqun to Audrey Han* son. Mary Sheffy bequeaths her service flag to some glamorous nal, and hopes her lipstick look) nit well on it ns Mary's does. Botbe Sveral Is the luvky one to g**t Blussum Atusbaush's half of Ju.ic's "Ford." Jean Barbe wills her height to pix White. To Marilyn Cope goej Alv[r>a Ternp!eV "drot
the spring of 1014, ._„,, speedy spohomore Vnync ran , track team to its first title In fif-1 teen years. That fall he turned out; * _. - ' " " r-»t only making thoj ~ : xvtc ^ 1 tn lw «»t three vlcto- j ndiug ft to the cham-1 rIc= : 48 to ° ovcr ding ft to the chanv I Cojswell, 8fl to 0 I *•__ - «_ i it 'fttrmnht Cniilnn nnd flit •« n ... rIc=: 48 to ° ovcr Cojiwcll, 8(1 to 0 I the league's leading! acninflt Calileo. nnd 30 to 0 ovcr-v-,.r making the all-star: MCIW * Hcn «- Mike's feelings to-iSJ ni«! thr nickname of : ! Kim, but leadt plonnhip as scorer, also ........... ... .......... team. He e&racri thr. nickname of : ;jj "dum ilum." because of the way he < riddled enemy lint*, trying for!! more scores than all the opposition' j during the iâs-jn. '< • Kept flight On |' This parade of winning Lowell : teams.with aggressive Mike con-; * tinued for thi-sct^nd straight year.. A? captain of the track team, he' led them to the state title ovc.-j thlrty-feven other schools In tlic fall h* captaiTied the rugby tenm' to a successful title- defense. Byt this time, the fnr.ie of the SCIIM- 1 the kpHng cago situation, now that'Y^ Mikn was rolling In' the /alLV '.'/•'• '^ Like Mike, he had-a feding-ont ,-*iperiod. then.In^lD3tCthe N#f fireworts began. ^ His miints cleaned -?' leu ionn on one or Ms old mercJ- .„..* wncu u.ic ctc.cns. ns'IcM trains of win*—two straight : again, the monicker of Mike f titles, sixteen wins in eighteen at* nt Minimi —*.. 1— • «-,r j tempt*, and the bloody total of 250 '-I points against 04. Vce, sir, the p; old Mike- is again on the rampage! Green Kenny Arrive* K Gridder* „,'..'•*• V Neff. Mt. Dinblo Won , t t...... and HULA track stnr. stiir. hucball. graduate KTOUUIUC oi of football, (Jail* Cali j | forma, and Ukiah HI basketball |-3!t lions! Mifcor hud awept the city. j Also Politician • In his )'•• ijlorious >p..r, Mike l'?pt up hi- : «*onl of clmmpionnhip teams, ht U led Ihc clmbrmen to their third «n.ight. Not itntil liis " final term was his political career begun. H? was clotted president' of the Lowell stuilcnt body. Tliis respcrsibility never nffettcd hU; athletic rcrord. as th-J Mikc*Ied: gridrlcr torpedoed Ihc loop for the' third straight year, boasting an tin y ' up the league for three straight years. The nnme Neff In the; spring : - r now hnnon, center field: Don Schu- IS'i HI..*.i'°" nKc t_ rjvuru ncord *« was set ict inill the Balboa tussle, when tho boys, - rowed to u win In the amazing! ;t!me of six minutes and twenty se>> :«gjlt. helped slightly by « strone 1 tue and a ,-nlnlntiro humcanc. : Halving Block L's for their work In crew are: Ed Sarthctd, Irv ;Berrinuui. starlxîrd stroke Leon Bru-ea, advanced stroke Dick Cal- •"•"— RuslulFord. MIko Gnd^l' «">ce Weinman, Ken .••i^-f-p--
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