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School's Namesake Great American Teacher Early THE I.OWEIA. FRIDAY. MARCH 0.1042 Hoppe Shows 'Em How Ursula Wolff CSFr>exy (Continued From Pag* 1) By Carol Layman . The man for whom oui school) Jackie Kcnfield Elected is named-James Russell Lowell— j Yell Leader; Barb. «us author, teacher, public «r-i Snt, and the foremost American! Oliver, A»«'t man of letters !u his time. All Lowell students should know C A. A. membera showed thi«.t something about him. they liknl girls with a tot of school The steps In the development of spirit for yell leadem when they hi. character are as plain and sim- elecied Jackie Kentficld. U-22G, ple as the »lone» and bricks upon heiid yell lender by a three to one which the frame-work of our mniurity. llarbarti Oliver, UWJt, school reals. was elected as her assistant. He was serious In his purpose, Jackie, who «n> 113 vicc-presi- almmt as serious as the scholarly dent, said: mrmbor" of our C. S. F. "I'd like to take this opportunity Leaves Imprint lo thank the 0. A. A. for electing Durham and m». Wu'ie going to JJ|M !„» being head yell leader thinks Art Hoppe a« he eoache» girl can. He left his Imprint In the pe- ... 0UI. hardest to keen up the fa- didates In the Intricacies or cheer leading. Shown above arr: Hear, ilcdlcals of his Lime. l'rrii.i,.s the result of such an Imprint can be incus n. l^well Umell ^ .n spirit. rit " I left lef< lo 'o rlchl. rlchl fieorgla Siayrr, Sayre Ida Friedberg. Friedherg Angela Anne a Asaro. Aiuro. Marie Mane Iluanic. Hetty Waldrn. Krnnl. Irfl In rlghl, Jackie henfield. Other Klr!« who ran were: Ida. found in the writings of Lowell . (,«rbara Oliver, lilane I'os, s.id Virginia Srhuilz. The Misses Kenjournalist*;. Friedlwrc. U-noii: Marie u llluan-1 l 1 field and Oliver were tulored su well Ibey won In Ihe election ic. 1H-30S: Diane I'of. LS-210:' held recently. —I'hoto by fcd liaise)- He loved to read: mayhe that Is Georgie Snyre. L-l-2"(j; why «e have such a line library ; Virginia' g with pleisanl, instructive books 114-225. s: and Betty "•»""•• 'Lowell' Home Lost filllne its shelves. j To Mech. Drawing He wus kind, -ise, patient, and Usten Teachers! \ ^ ^ — _ understanding. ami thc Mr. Stephens, our principal, is Dnhhov iff S**S»rr*» vtm-eii nf carpenters may soon ring kindly and understanding of the KUDDer is ocarce problems of the students. Ih is [n the tnin, 'noor to.ridor! wise in administration and patient , ,' Xo, I/>well itun't to be torn down with our faults. It is a beautiful rainy day and _nm the mechanical drawing Versalilitv Iteflecled Wilbur, lint tied in sweat. ,* labor* j room ;Hl» will Iw expanded right Swell's great versatility In ev- OVIT the Ia.«t question of a hit*- into The UwellV home room .113. ery .ispect of living can be reflect- • test. He i* obviously muck. Ît Xnecm* ^ that. T nthere, nru eight ed in the students who chnoi.e lo pcratchejt hi* head, ntWei* hi» alternative*—L-iihcr to increase or follow his credo of life. hair his inurruvvi'd nnd runs a lirmv. cl.-imtny Ik' hand IWk* at reduce drawing facilities. the the clock and tu hhte horror find- fnd .Mr. JlrCord will imw be beable to James HUKSCU Lowell has ^ that temj>u.« hh hi i l j in fuirUinc ricnt ab.r.u- carry thrtiUKh hiij wparsion dead for fift;--o:ie years. But it is nnd in dfs|>t-'nitt«>n hihi partition will be replaced by a only in flesh that he ceases to live. ik'nttcretl wits nnd start* writing. glut's and wood MM: t ion. In the hearts of every student, L« new journnlicm room is ax James Ruwell Lowell will always Feveruhly he ,criliWniir dmvn his thought* in a race with! mean their loyalty and their love for the red brick building they call time which watts for no man. much | Block L Girls Give Then from nowhere,! "Khoul." cettninly not his mind, thought j I Peace Pipe Mtrike* him—the answer. A light; spread* over his face, he fearly j (Continued From TaKe 2) (warn*. Kor once he looks almost \ How City Newspaper* Work i" Dep'l: Being a columnist (?), we decided to visit the Chronicle and see how u paid columnist vorks. Ho v/e dropped in, hid under a desk and waited. Soon there was action —a leather dud foot tapped out the Hut Sut Song on our tonjo (sinking our floating rib), and a real columnist started to work. Be- 1 ; 1 '"-' 0 " 1 ;, . I , mm ;* t :'' ) :',^..f l WalHh, fliu O'.N'clU. Ursula ..«•«.. L.tJ-10t—Hi-nry Le*. KIkuka Kub*. lUtrt Oxbom*. K-3U—l)nit JI#yn*roao, U • r t r. Jlnrjorii. IltJIer, Oift/lutto Mil. Kltuhiih H(-wur»: Alw\J Ilrown, Marittutt Lu>s, Ucl'y ilclo- Il« I13A3I(rt Journal Sale Ends; llni:. Iîuro. 'ilio lt:-U.2l'*—Um Editor Jubilant One of the most Hlicccssful Red - - and White sales closes today after \ .'"y^ two weeks of Uwellilm erowdlmr K' ^ " the corridor?, bank counters, and KjeittVi Time For Clean-Up The Block L girls of LowHl have donate. . •-" Under the able leadtrnhiy of I members the • standard course, President Shirley McRae, Vice*' which includes methods jf mohtlix- The council covent all Sun Fran* rrcttidrnt Walter Vella, and See-'injr parti of the body, uses of the, CIKCO County public high nchoolti 1 reUry Crawford Cooley. this club; triansulnr bondaccs, how to take and aeveral • of - the - Catholic - high han ' been • very active - amid is care of wounds, burns, and poison- By school*. Two Htudcnttt rrpreaenl cruwinj- fast. i . how to t ran&port patient*. STANFORD KOSENHEKC each Kchool at the meetlitRH and' MUSIC CLUIt nnd many other thing*. Manaxins Editor Jhe two Lfiwelliten acting an rep* The Music Club, under the upon- As a person wouldn't have much rcM-nlatlvm are HiKli-l Stanley corah in of Miss Alexander, has equipment to work with in times Cumbrrpatch, who In aluo presi- elected Rita d'Neiiri.residcnt, and « emergency, Mr. I'ctenou dent of the council and ltctty Sol- George S; itlenmn is nerving as showing hlit pupils how to n« the Each iuue MO endeavor to filvc the low-down on two prominent omon, Iow-t, who I* ttecretary. The i>ccreuiry. materials they have on hand—for seniors. Althoufch there are ninny y worthy subjects in the hiuh senior vfcc-prcnitlcncy IK fillet) by an Thw term, the group has decided instance, a broomstick for a tour* Abraham Lincoln Hlch School jjirl. to select a different composer each nlquet. cliui, l , h Is, I , of f course, , lCl flfc to interview ii nil il of them. h The h few f All the work which in done by week, studv his life and the types At the end of the term, the stu- that are the subjects in these articles each Issue, nre typical of Lawell the Juniur Red Cross members is of inuitlc he composed, and then dents take an examination. If sector*, and show no partialUy. under the supervision of the Senior nlny recordings or piano selections they pass, they nre awarded their iOF/BCKART years of soccer. Red CroM. Knitting, canteen of hli* work. first nld certificates. . "Work, wait, and you are bound After a year or BO of maln-itaywork and volunteer work ut headquarter;* are the new activities « Lowell debaters, Eckart was under thu war-time condition*. Lowellites Join Junior Army; Ever sec these words before? elected their president during the Collections for the Junior Kcd .-..To refresh your memories, it's an iprlnir of '-12. Cross War Relief Fund will begin ' old debater's proverb. WILLAMAY WISSIXR within a month. Plans for the, Will Aid in Civilian Defense "Work and wait*? art. two'words drive will be discussed at the next; Students and teachers arc plane Construction that Mr. Mc- -Busy as a bee. meeting of the council, it was un- working hard on the organization Cnrd will handle. ,. that Joe Eckart know* the mean' That's a Stri more be *Ud about the -^Tlten'-btitin^Wfl*, Joe'n work on Aid class held here at Lowell. This I realized the need of training In beep one soldier eoinff. Mrs. ittt-'.;{ hl(th senior chuu U'inic 50 out* class, taught during after school Some fi«ld thnt will aid their coun* , tHcMniun'a'craclf demoting society, .ian. alone with Miss USetir. Mr. -. standing with r-pr«sci.tiUvcs iuch time, is headed by Mr. Peterson,! try. Mure than eighty perron*: Neff; Mr. Vctersen. and Mr. Mf^ ' ttijl .haTinr; time to' play three as Miss Wfauln'v.Jjid Eelcart? and Is carried on In - cunncctlcnislgned up In the claw for Air- Cord are helping Lowell studeott.« with the Junior Red Crow. . Craft Idcnification and Model Air* to help their country. '•'-&£
-THIS WILL KILL YOU, HA! HA! SAN FRANCISCO'S ONLY' DISOWNED NEWSPAPER MCMXUI;? 'ffU> 0' Somewhere in Kallfornla, late In March /Looking Around' ' By Frank PJorabo Don't worry folks. Even though you can't rccognixe the paper. It is really The Lowell. And those rciewy stories and pajre makeup were not mistuke* on the part of the printer. No, It's our one and r' ly humiir edition. We hope you h > it. ... f: Founded 1400; B. C Graff Expose Shocks StudentBcjdp Caught in The Act! Attor'y Milfer Charge* PreXy with E,mb*2zzleml\t Blasted from its rock-bottom tradition yesterday wag San Francisco's oldest and highest regarded prep school. Shocking revelation of graft in the student body association of I-owoll High held faithful members awe-stricken. Investigation of the recent "Lowell Defense Tax." paid JOL'ItSAl. CAITUIIES FIRST upon the purchase of n student body card, revealed that the PRIZE AT CONVENTION fund* entered no defense charity The Red and White, which you l J were so fortunate to buy lost jiuin term, had new honors henned upon : MOJJOUIOI jnj j in ion liooq ttut( tttjJX it. At the University of Califor- ' 'ajiujan w| udn nia Annual Pics* Convention Inn week-end, our year book walked away with first place honor*—o handsome plaque. Nice Kant:. Oh yen, the nnpi-r was rep- j renvMed at Berkeley by einhl I members of the staf.*. All nre ex- [ JMTIWI to recover noon. # aip IU«MII»J other thon Prexy Williiims* noeket O Cj snd then came to a dead - end. ^William* hod bought o couple of ttJX drrupitntcd fish for Kin ret trained 3uij 0UI| l Dcfcnue? Yen, Williams' |»|U you n the fdood l>nt)k will trlndly rcpiVr it with Fume donated by Mrs. Jordan. ALL YOL' IIIUINS Northwestern University hn« ichL,l*?u n n < io W inf lw' .iw! 1 KACfLTV ItKI'ltKSKNTHII IN IIKKKNSK I'ICOCIIAM | Cninwmr T,«,l,-v Is »rrn •>„,.,• .rrivinc ju»l in tlmr In null ctllpriN ' p » you worry when nn nir rniil < Have Willinm. Irfl. nnd I'nul lltippor in Iheft «f l)rfcn«i* Jlond* frum '_...., alarm rmir«? t)o.-« your lirart! "•» You, ' School imtilute thl» aummer. Thi» cr.,up rcprewntinir the t i ' t u l t l hfch 1 *" M| ...._,.. Mm uodn 'SUIJ aui|j3 seal. |VM| am jo J4p«4] at{i VUJBJJ|)« < «•'*: TiwjM U «l«r wllnnw in thr prmrclilliinV njalw to]' . Mrs. Jordan nnd Miss Carojynn II. Id'cdeman Jire l»uth air nild warden instruct on* Mr. II. Karpoiutein in a fire warden. And If any of you should own defense from beinjr liquidated pîujuiuioj u'('Ap\' *p.|) *Au«d by hi* starved playmate!) -wo;) uwq u JOJ iv.i o) nn wo-tj Fund* Traced X9WK am jiojjon u*U 'II -toil *H The probe, which Is bclnir enjriajg dtp wop nv tu[jjiiM iHpiicujj neeri'd by Honest Dan Miller and jno.< II 1 J° 1O.C K»AJ|[JJ 3U]pK]i|3,h{K jfrtiepome colleague. Key-hole jnq *X^|ad »t»q aqi sf )tuuo]i., [Toolcy, made public further infor- 1u»u»ists .HUiBiiHAV mation on the wheareaboutx of •ttuiuiiu.w pun'collections made by and for the •umtM.mi.aj xii i student association. •jn»s: Twelve nnd one half dollars allowed Treasurer Hopper for erection of a billboard at Fifth and •p,r\ouMJ Mnrket Street* publicizing the stu- VxM«H Icnt t body by card cad sale e was a traced (racd to t r\ jo |mi iU final reHtintr place in the treaaor>* of Boon Sister*, exclusive -MOM putt HUIOOJ Jd U| KUOfl tiports tpt apparel ppa pare siiop- (Have you noticed tid Hu H Ickie Murder;' -30(103 ai{i (,,ino titj.iui Hunjrry flopper'ji new moleskin puunts? Priccil $l±50 at j.w pun) mo {k'tjjj BBoos' ' complete l with h free f Cuba Cb Li- U Blonde Galore _ bras in the Cellar Salon.) Aid lo Leaders Move .(l Conspiring with Williams and •dot uj(K)j wnoucA | In lh«- mrrry. mi-rry nionlli ^ ^ ^ ^ ,itlle • ISIoIsy Genii in Hi3's hu Bt'ta nn attack nf KpniDf nicetivM of an nir*rufd,. we, think ( o l o 9 IflSt'S U S fi-ver. They Hav the cun- for >*«'" shmild first know the 'Swing it' Were Hot certain, because we K|irn,i- fever in to take 11 done of didn't near jnformeil a thint;. u« that but an some! air In Los Angeles Btilphiir and htolaMM. Some peo- *>n»»thi*' mid tit ulwiiyK informed preceded us thnt.anairt by loud • pie do mid mime ' don't. It!],ur|w. on whether they like it or- Thp»p are not jui*t to ncnd nhivnot. 'vnt up your npinr. or to make ynur (lettine hnrk to the ynunc man. \ ^'f Jjf,""^ '""" r " t * : th X y hv\t ti^r UC* see whrrv did we leave him? vnu* your ni,.^,.,.^,,^ mrnmri pUûrf, iV the 1'or.lun u». a minute ptcaw, while Ivy n, il.l. ^ "'*""* "" '" ""' fin " f '" W n " 1 '"-1 l ' l '" r ' V " nH "MERLIN DIARY" By Sillimnn Dwyer Blood clots on the battle-j fields of Red Russia! j One for the money, two for Australian* Keek shelter]the show, three to get ready from bursting bombs! j. , , . and we're off to it prr. l» the Cho.sen correspondents p wit-] that gala fest, festival, the High g code »rt do«n «« ness these international Three Shindig lf« at the Coco- . - T''^ '" *"" rcprewnnir the n a t i o , „ „ hol „„ ,„,, „ h jnit ulentnl hfch Khool »tu- nhur nnd molaxcs. lint »om.- |.eo- l,eit Wat. Oh. well, anjway Jt'»' _ [r:|.c dent., will hav,. one of the peak e«- „,„,,„„., |||,c »u||,hur »d«ln«w, a »iren. • l M '- strugslus. But of far greater nut Grove thfc. year (reduced ratci "Vn" I" """ "T",*'"^ , HZZ HZ'"Z" "h'JZ'J hJZJ and t.-o \ \ consequences consequences are the affairs affairs you kno»-«ur hiEh threo officer. er. Thi» »«»• '""»«»• '">« ««-t»'nir cf nnd calihaRC. Knives —an iron lung! •ret fichty and death nttc rises. The fighting Irish arc victorious Commented Sloppe, "Priorities m* no priorities, I'll show with drooling victirrw in every comer. MAIIC1I 19—Staff dwindle*. Four Flash . . . Commerce High, San more journalUtK hlle the dust' and die of acutr Indiftextion. The Associated Students of this fine institution nre to- With hammer In one hand and day calling n huge rally in an effort to raise funds to fix the Klckle in the other the Managing Editor Mpcak* and Commutibim! roof of their recently caved-in classroom. lurkii on the horiion. HIM re-| Student body President Jaspar Gee): announced that the vesting wordii were, kawotc— I'll be ltl-:i>-dy whrn you ComJ school "will band together in a concerted effort to hit the IIADK—unkawote. 50% mark In S. B. cord sales." Proceeds of the drive will be ] MARCH -"^rCommunism ha«_arused to buy materials to repair the collapsed ceiling. rived. Following luitily is Fas-1 cutm In person of the Kdltor-in- Sturdy Block "C" men. who have been holding up their Chicf. "We've done it ajniln," run-down roof during recitation periods, commented, so speaks the Editor. Communism and Fascist* clash. Score : £; "A little faster on the plaster, Jaspitr." 31-10 In favor of the Communist*. (Editor hit a f/ist one thi-uujth the left-field window _. *•:'>. Alcatrsz, California ... .; and Inquisitively tried to follow It was reporter here, today; by unreliable sources that I it.) Glass Bill: $086 KOvern- •/Kill Somebody,, America*s,,foremost murderer, wns throwi.* raent, federal and state, and syn tar Included. . into Ktlitary ônfinsinent yesterday. It seems that he was v" , • MARCH 21—S'jff deleted. Publl- caught cheating in a game of solitaire: , cnUon r - Urunhing Shoulderj Your hiwtwu »nd hiMtit, Pat Krill. Stan Dcforde. and Ken Me- I-cllUn greet you with happy mnlle*. You nmEle beck dazedly and nail onto the dance floor. Iroagine brutthing tdiauldvn. with the BUTE!! What a program! To play for the firet half hour will ill be Glen Mill Miller, and d you fl float Into to your r partner's arm* for the first dance —that luscious melody "Moonlight Cocktail." Before you realize It. OCavler Cugat rcplacen smooth Miller and you swine into that tantalizing; bit bUHlnrMit*iikc proportion* what of rhythm, "The Rumba Cttrai." with a referred prize-fight In Maeiriro Autocraphi the Sport* Department, a Fin- In quirk succmslon nwlon follow follo Count xerina Content judging In the Kasir. Freddie Martin, Mi and Benny Feature* Department, and a re- Goodman. Of course, you Ret all enactment of the I'earl Harbor their autographs. i attack, realistically presented All too Koon the danreii come* '•' the ral-a-tat-tat of ma lo an end and you find yourself outside once more In the cool, Factor*!! ttweet, frasranee af a Ilollywood nlsht. The moon . . , . tê «tar» . . . .the heady scent t. * mas* notfa bloHsomit . . . . the dream of your Ufa beside you. Ah heaven. p ioe t v Xtpuiuu.—ES U \\lt\y j ; IH*tV ->* date canceled. .. JI O Hall, Snow or Sun *V Windy Hygrometer, a user ot X d biff wortlfl. was taking a stroll by his favorite rendezvous, the Wet f i?I Weather River. - He stumbled over J»IP«m« HI-01 **X Mil ;o Xrp iit»— L I imlv J9U» jt«(l—z iM ^tta •.100JTI1«V— I'lHdV i " 1bi L tl ! b 'Adolescent," asked Windy, '"are you not;, endeavoring v_to Jnduer members of the finny tribe-to engulf Into their dentfcuIatedjnonUu A barbed nook, upon which 'you have affixed a dainty altor«meat?" : "Naw," /laiil the kid. "I'm flhi'^* '
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