02.17.1942 thru 01.26.1945.pdf - The Lowell

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v"T'\--Ea8t Will and
'• v,By Plcyd Packer and Rotccr Thompson
At least once, in ovonr »^od citizen's life comes
the occasion to write his lost wflt and tfttftarcent.
: In the case of a Lowelllte. however, OiU memora-
Ke ennt occur* twice Onciiybta he has one.
foot out of the school's doow and again when he
Quiz Senior
When the present hlph-t doss crftduat«r:'it . _V:|;
will leave four proud touchers behind at~Ixnrel&^ ^'."-^
^fonowto(r°blS?of' wisdom reflect thd hfch
« f-__ifci-__*i—ii—i of tj,0 nevor-to-bc for-
^D)AaartD«yj a sUu»htir..fcy leavin
nis'puketball prowet* to Uo Uor* "Ttit Nose
SoekoUl\ who ieads It bdl badly. , — —
svtr presents to Martha Unon
tla the Lowell staff room. 1,
wnen'iHo learns how to type. A
btaueaths to Joan Botaeree hi.i
J?fend, and InfluonM People." Earl Balta wflls
"Xti firthmen and sophomores tha misoitai of holp-
•fig-JlA Saimders on Bo locker cumnilttca. J*I
BarthoU leaves hl« "Bed Tlyor" to whoever will
take It. Bill Bealo leaves his cym shorn to the
•crap rubber dricn and the strjpes from his P.ix*
LIMIT to Bert Pnlorson. Ted Eelmcai'wills
the squeaks and nttiavks and breakdowns of tha
P. A. nyitom with lovine affection to John tinirulre.
Ir\- Burrimnn leavon tc Pon Petit the
"Ilovlnir Eyo" which ho-t nerved him so wclL Too
bod that Irv didn't get uround ts much as ivs
Uy ICae Cordon
eyes*
Merv Horn ruciv..; Hy Bik'jt track spikes,
and Jerry Zlnnoinon his debating ability. Betu
Bradv beqaenths her shapely teps to Virginia
Pooling. Dick Calender deed* hi* *'Nnn-" from frenhmnn tin*.-.. Hi- doesn't know what ht's «ct-
"jiii-'lif." Avoid iilon'icE, Ue caronmc Into.
rti) not to fail ii. the swim mine Thv I'rcsn' iiuxt victim. .MUi t'cekhum. aiimitU.nl
liwl. Ti«l Ik-inu'/s' only rcmurfc that she h'(-t enjoyed hur class for the four years
U "7f>V, tsk. Mich fnolishnezz." tlint sin* h:"« erduifi it. Shi* in proud of her
"!, tin* rial's votes '*•!
Don't put y«ur tru«t In yunlor Rirli. fiupiltt, for many of t.-:cin imve uit^U: wood atowtd
to SI ncainft FnnJt Slri-itrti, iwr*
IJi".varf of evil women.
the vchoo!. For i-xarnple. there's dnt.nalist June
liap.i the tipst jirmtaMe t-pithct "Anzac" Mubloy'3 open letter to I'rudhomnie utul politician and *\tQrt& fitfure Andy
aiMUt Frankie Spriiiiwr sUtnd your place in those ewntn."
Best Dancer—Btttv
And lastly, we quote this *t*r-
*IV* wnion- wti -T. the fol-
:g a'lvicc for yuuntr men f - m
information, an euch. that
3yd 'BuKcwl" Weyrniiulh:
W of help to I^wer claMmen "Tho B. O. T. C. MAKES MEN!"
Senior Boys will Enter
Services After Graduation
Uy Itoberla J
& N.-V-12: Bill Bcale. U. S. N.-
V 12: Irvine Bcrriman, U. S. A ;
AA commenrrtnent iiiiproiichct. Ilyii.uri E*". A. S. T. V.i
Lowell will again send out m'tny ut Bridct-'. I'. S. N.; Harry Brown,
her ser-«rn to Join thwo who .in> I*. S. A, A. F.; Did; Calondcr, I*.
atrcnuy in collcces rnd training s. N.-'Vi: IIur..ion Catantch. V. .camps
and those who «ri> fighting| (\.:Arvoii Ctemcntz, U. S. K--V-5;
un l!n- muny battlefmntH of ihe. CatvWi (.'4-psey, U. S- AI. C: Lyman
world. Aniung tliotk* men who have! Dii-TicrKon. l.t. S. A. A. F.; Sanf.,:it
graduated in the pwJt yenm. there Dickvv. A. S. T. I'.; Hubert Iionoarr
twi*lvt* u.io Jin? nuw pn^miPRf Iiuvator. Charllo WflRiior wills h\n lucky
locker 1313 to~yni next supemUtlcufi victim.
Mamr Nackord adils to his collection of eifta
as ho receives Ken Wells' -Imported Cuban Va-
±*rmelon Hanunoclc" Floyd w*r>7nouth leaves
.;. rContinued In Column 4^^
ul Marrn?.t, U S. A A. F.: Dick
Navy: U. A M. C. Mnrincm U. S- Mobley, V -S. N.-VS; ItolKit Mnni-
A A. F« Army Air Forces; U. S mtmcry, U. S. A. A. F.; lion Nave.
N-V-5. Navy Air Corps: U. S. M. u - s - N.-V.5; Kill NelMn, U. S. M.
A: 0., Marine Air Corps; U, S. A.- C.; Vermin Xcrris, U. & M. A. C,;
A-I^. Army V-12: U. S. N.-V13, Hugh Onntot, U. P. K.; Floyd
Navy V-12: U. S. N.-V-R. Navy I'acker. U. S. N.; Rubnt I'lnU, U.
V-1; nml A. S. T. P., Army .Siw-. S. A. A. F-. Marry Rahlmann, U.
clallxed Training I>roBram. S- N.-V-IJ: Snm llinkin. U. S. N.:
Some of the «niorj on U,* fo'-•-W" BoIi ri lt- S n *v U v S - ^-V B »
lowing list are ilmuly in ti:r. ««r- { S l ~f\'% » S \ ^G.A,.u2L a ._at;i ti;ari>ir. MIKJI Pvnjtry, who at the mument
01" i;»Iu) will iippn-ciate them iw .ihe.
Senior Memories
ft) Illll Itcalv
S:uliu Ji-wkhm' day. iyiJ, a Jay votiin-.t-marating
for Joine 150 Lu%v«(t seniors {lie etidinji of
fr.ur glorious years at the bright brick build:::?.
Some of these seniors may say that thpy am glad
to leave LJ*CII, but *Iun'l you believe it. Ncne of
th«n will sny they are ciad to leave if they remer>ib«>r
the Tiany happy experiences ihnriNj dur*
Ing thi' part yenrs, and th»- manv.Iar'inir friendships
lituuired. Kcmnmbcnti. I*M>, will be tb«
froi-t stairs surginc with gaylv-c'ad youth* exr-UoiUy
talking ov-r th« latent gossip, preuannj;
for fr c):is?cff. cl:i»?e«. or ili'cussflnn dicusina the next hie came; th*
•rlcamtnif limotwlnes—Eutier's "Ulack B«iuty,
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vice. Them are also many others' _ H. A. A. . ..
whose names arc not givrn who
V. S. N.-V-5: Robert
ibin to attend college tmfore enter-;
rti, 0. S. N.; FA Self. IT. S.
tng .'ho'omied force*. Othrr^ havu
Roger Thompson. A. .S. 7.
" •, U- & A. A. F.:
not made deflnlto plamt. For these' , „.
reasons, only a partial list fpIlowwiCharlos Wagntr, US. A.; Bill
Bill Alcard. U. & A.; Andi>:&& I f*^». V- S. A.; Ken WfllU, U.
galupl. U. S. A. » red Olock U
sweat^nt and the Shielii and Scroll cap*. Tliey nil
play their nait in makinff Luwe.1 the irreat
«.;iorl that It I*. However. Lo«nVl without its
clamour j^rls (Fritzio Glotmcr and "Daba* Sheldon),
football hcrow fRc*. Cro^dhcad rnd ptck
Safholm), and 8ocinlite< (Andy rtacliraluni and
Willie Weh.uu) would hardly hi rnmptelc. Without
its rapnblc student body officent nnd other
lenders, who have JO willingly devoted themselves
tc tWr job/. It would not :* complete. The
Lowell liand. under the CJtf-Jible Icadcrcbip of
filial Jim Curtis, played itti part in arousing P«P
.in.! spirit at the mines nnd rallied.
'iliu irames. the fijrht that has made every
iiowctl te»m a touch team to heat, have inad« .
tnrir iinpres^inns un u». Tlie "On. On. CnnJinftl,'the
"E-K«h.' the Uwrll llym nnd powerful "Axe"
yell, lltemllv cb.illenclnjt our row to battle, will
ri'mmn in e enrned with tw llirrtu^h
Utv. Our unilrntlniiclini:, nympathettc. lovable
Drinriimi. Mr. Stephen!-, surely will never be forimtlfii.
Our irnchore. who havo Itecnnic mow
nurynngl. frifndit will, as thrtr tcnchiiiLM, lie ren.emlH'ft.4
lor-)» after wt> liave left. Tbi-5e am
Chi; *fiinin« we itre !e.avl:iir behind u«, the tbmirn
whk-h have nuiJo oifr «c!iool life m» full, no rlih.
hiivrt le»l to the devlupmeiH at certain d'stiMtlve
50 io!ii|(!t>tc, Sure.'y the*,? inLpirinjf Influt-nrr*
'**uell nrtliti
(Ccntinutsl From Column 1)
liij plnco ;u the M.10 tn thb Hoys' Dor- HouAct complete
with mustard un coi»t nnd crevm pie in the
fare, to ttny freshman who 'j-ill cat there. Jack
Wiirin offers to prcvtr!« Li's with a complete set
of answer boiks and "ronlen." No wonder ne s
cnutuatintfl
SncuUto in unilnr thn pmre «ditor*f deadline
- by r, tiose fit Richard tivman. TTe leaves his pro*
boscis to anyone who wirtiM to net fnto Mr.
t'nrnes' "Inner Sanctum."
Also tardy U Hay King, student body prexy.
It Is rumonsf that hn will turn over his duties to
tho Block "I/* rally this mbmln'll Zo sorryll
Weinuu now 4*aio to listen for tho fuat
,, nistlo of -fifl Rood lawyem turnlotr over In thptf
prravM, and to obsenro U.o chui of fall '*3 fold-
In* its proverbial tent and wteoHnjc sllent^r Into
tha nlieht. B«>ies and notches, unorea y senori-
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