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V* .•fjiv,-: ',.• '.jj.:;- 1100 Ham StrMi. Sat CallrorMft I* It S. 8. A. ««mbirt Pre* LOWELL STAFF EDITOR. MORTON COHEN Associate Editor —Martha Schwlmley Fentutv Editor- -Wnllnce Athcrton Snorts Editor. _.Dan Teplin News Editor. _._.-Martha Larson War Editor. ......._-,. Jlohn Simon Girls' Sports Editor Helen Chauscs Circulation Manager. Noel Kelly REPORTERS llunr Khnmn Bvelyn Halls Filled With Childish Glee Jls Newcomers Enter Lowell Once mote Lowell's nugust halls echo to the delightful putter of several hundred tiny feet, as the current mass of new freshmen cast forth by San Francisco's Jrrnmmnr and junior high schools replaces the dear, departed seniors. Smaller and more fragile (a.t least from a senior's exalted point of view), a new clnss of frosh is once more cluturiiiff up the iialls as only a new class can, and the familiar putter of new students once more fills the air. "Is this the second floor V Oh gee, I forgot my locker combination. Hey, is there really a swimming pool on the roof V" and so on, far into the day and night. It seems, nt the present writing, pretty far-fetched, indeed, that some day these small gamin will comprise the ruling clus." nt Lowell. Such is the case, however, as statistics, or whatever one cares to use, will show; so tread lightly, ere you sc|":ish yon midget For all :• ou know, he may »e the future president of the Lowell student body. Support Lowell jjctioilies With Student Body Cards Lowell's morale needs a little "facelifting!" What bettor way to improve Jewell spirit than to have Lowell one hundred per cent in tha sale of student body cards for the second consecutive term? This would he a worthy accomplishment and is certainly not an unraesonable goal. The little card the you rec»ivc for your fifty cents will more than repay your original investment with the money saved at games and other events. Your money helps to pay for The Lowell, school dances, athletic equipment, and other school activities from which you benefit every day. Most important of all, it makes you a member of the best student body in San Francisco. So everybody dig down deep for that fifty cents and surrender it to your room representative with a smile, proud in the knowledge that you arc buying a share in traditions that date back to Lowell's early days, as well as in the many activities of Lowell today. R. F. D. HT Noel Kelly Odo to student*: Oh I'm sick ot English, tired of math, ' On mo my teachers vent their wroth. Falling In history, in study I'll pus, Nothing Is right In nny class. Typing I'm slow, gym I'm mast; Gosh, am I illau when the day Is past! Didn't do my homework, lost all my book*. Into the of rico. Monroe's dirty looks, Left my gym clothes, £ot an "F^for tho day, Never get good grades anyway. \ • Seventh period comes and then home m the bra, Halt trampled to death. Gad, what a fuss! At last, nearily home I arrive. Only thing to be glad about, ia that I'm nllve. —Tomalpais News. • * • • t Mexican weather report: 'i "Chill tonight, hot taniale.—" C —Stockton High Gluu-d and Tackle. c - • • • • • '^. Giles "Yes, Ltn, you have a military figure." Wilson: "Bow's that?" Giles "Everything's gone to the front" (No •reflection.) :•- \r> JJSB.. w •;>'.'--'.:v.fi-,m.'.v Our Alumni In Action As Time Goes By TO LOWELL —Block by Barbara J'reston Teepee Tattle Tales emrvatirn. ; Iknry Hilli-blanil is still hot on, lh 1 U J ; ° «? advice'"J?t?mIr o f'tra1k well. One of Swell's bigger boys was • • • sevn tifcntly at Edy'.i, tryinj- to Out till I n. m., Marilee Unrritfun force down his eitrnth chocolate with Orey. . . (Uad-drat it, wo sundae, to collect a S the court, bringini* •fiiiors th»?ir lunches, dointr homework for seniors, and countless other useful ta.^k.s which they Imv.'ri't had tim»- for up to now. *": Enlistment in the USKOTC1VACR (nil right. choice bit* of jrtiHsip which hav« United Slates R«'fcrve Officers' Training CorpK Ix-en thrown into The Lowell Let- Women's Armv Corps Reserve) would be purely ter Box.) voluntary, and we would suggest having somcono 1ik.» Mainlmcher or Irene design the uniform to A mislaid note rends: "Funny, now that I haven't got a chance with Joe (Thurstoii'is the name. Joe Thur.-tnii», I like him. Before, wht-n I could have had him. he Modest Champion didn't arnica] to me. The simple fuel that I g
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