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-TWO; *££- SPORTS' '' Ity Sharon Dcmick ' * This week yoT reporter toured the G. A. A. roster of activities and *|il«il un the sports, as it were. In * company with another journalist ami. equipped with a new. freshly sharpened pencil and a little noto hook (to make note, of notables n pun)wc arrived at the Y. W. C. A. on Monday anil clambered tip to the balcony, safe from spray anil ,uch. After much pccrinir ami xiuintliiK down at the dimly IlRhte.1 pool, we flwlly rccoRnhed a familiar face umonc the capped fiiolrcs. Thi« familiar lace turned ,,ut to bo Noel McKcnna's. pur own G. A. A. secretary. Elated no end t • this happy 'discovery, w tamed perilously far over the cilRC better [u observe N'ocI in her nnuntte. Soil, blissfully tanprant of our Tnsdncc. was splashinir and flonl- Ins to her heorl'ii content, along with mine twenty other.. We watched iniietly for a fey minutes, then an W floated direcUy ben"uth us on her linck. we smiled wickedly and waved our notebucon uEimificanlly. Discovering us up- SFtar" « much that sh- went under simttcrliic ominously (lor IB). A» soon a. »he popped 1111. we lett hurriedly. After nil. cashnines miirlit not take kindly to chlorines, and we had all th» Informatian wo needed. This information we now pnw nlftnir. According to, MlM Adam« and Minn Boehm. the clnns is coming nlone verv nil, and apparently n.me of trie clrl« will fail to meet the swimming requlrr-menta by graduation. Right now diying Is hoinir tauohl to the more advanced UMIUII: iither« are perfecting their strokes, and still another groui; Is i4 the U-irlnninir stagi-, nut Mint. Aiianu rohl that all were promising to I* better than nvcrogi* *w immors. Tuesday we truij-scd down to Winterland to watch the ice skalinir group. Here the view was much clearer and wo had nn trouble i.iniclinir out Joy Jlartincll. «h» TOfmi.il to be making the moat nrwcUiculnr lunecx and plunges of thi. entire Kroup. We watched in utter amazement rui ghe slid around tri. nnk, nnrruwlj averting cnllikiiins no many times that we felt nuitc breathless for her. In fact urn. minle u» so dizzy that we tinned our attention to the group of girls in the ropoJ urea who are learning flmire skating. Their Instructor, Miss Miller, has promised to uach them aliflhing they want tu know, nnd a substantial Kroup is trjing out thu things she has told them. Although the distraction from our perfect mo.lel was onij a brief minute or so, when we next spotted Joy, alas, our perfect inwk.1 was no longer perfect. But then all lee skaters nssuru me that fulling down mwnu nothing. This makes me feel us professional as they nrc—well almost; anyway. No onu seemed io know Anything about the newest G. A. A. activity, table tennis, so we dropped Into the gym Wednesday and innocently usked l-'roiucne how the girls wero getting along without tneir "pinup boys." We were totally unprepared for the emhusiastis reply we got. (Don't you think you »«» II little, haity in throning tliat paddle at us, Frossene? 1 understand that there is a shortage of sports equipment.) So, keeping 11 respectable distance between the irate manager and ourselves, we ttrtthed Wo girls play an exciting game of doubles. Back and forth, bock and forth, back and forth the little walto ball wont. In maddening rhytira, until Wo begun to wish that someone would inns. Eventually some .obliging person r-\i. and we took, lime t0 scribble down a few HUM, Then wo strolled out, our heads still going from left ti right and from right to left, in the approved ning.poci: watcher mariner. The net,result of Wednesday's trip.wns a stiK neck and the .following names: Sylvia Wallace and Doris Gass. Thursday came, and by this time cur pencil was less than n stub, our nerves were frayed, and our "assistant" iuul deserted us. So next J .tsiDe wo will tako un tho 1 rcstt of "tho roster, and include a • 'review ofithe semi-annual Lowell none, show, for those who aro not -K lucks enough to see it if reports from sumo; of our fair eqques- ^trtaras-aie'scciirate. ftl, i£m., 'showpromises t b dd dd ^rcîwrf* CONSTITUTION Bead over each article carefully, an there are several important points probably unknown to the central student body. Please save this Isirae for future reference, as some time in the future a vote will bo held of tho entire student body rot - fylng the constitution and its proposed amend- """""• AKTIO.EI Name and Object Section 1. The name of this association shall be the fciwell High School Student. 1 Association., Section 2. The object of this assoclntlci „.*:• lie the development, promotion, and regulation of student activities in hnmiony with the educational interests of the school. Airrici.Eii Membership Section 1. All students in regular standing are members of this association on payment of the regular semi-annual dues. Section -i Payment of dues shall i;ntitle member* to vote at nil elections and to hold orflce. to receive the regular olUiuns of The Lowell, ami to attend S,+..MI1 ironies upon terms fixed b> the management of the Acnilemic Alhletie Awocintion or by the Iminl of dirwlors of this nsJo- A.ITI Qualification Tor Offerm and Mfmbrm of School Tvnmit Section I. In mMition to upeclfle »unllficatlon» for particulnr office, mrntlmwl therrofter, nil ramlidntcM for officer* prnvulcl for In thin conntitution nnd nil memtttt* of tranw unail Iw n KIMHI Ktandint; En th« tcboo] nnd liolil mrmbemnip in the U H. S. S. A. Go»d ntntulini* in un'lcrstood to mean recularity in nttemlnnce. wi'wfactory scho!anK> thow; unually pi>rlaininc to thu office. He ithall prifidtf «v«r meeting* of the botinl uf directors and ult school rallies. It shall Itc his duty to affect tlic proper organization of the low-a clnsri. Section y. The vice-president shall pci-form the dullert of the presidunt in h.a nbsunco and fliall KIICCCCL to the office of president in case of vacancy. Shu shall presidu at general girls* milk*. Section 4. The secretary shall keen full ami accurate minutcx of the meeting* of the board of director*. Me shall perform nuch special duties as the board of director* requires. Section 4. The as.ilstaant treasurer, under the general miln'rvisiort of the faculty cashier, ithall be thu collector of the dues of this association. Issuing student I'tidy cards its receipts for tho same. Subject to the approval of the cannier, Itc nhi.11 appoint one of the room representatives ns dues collector In each registry claw. He shatl deliver all money promptly to the cashier. Unless regulated otherwise by school authority, the dues of this n.isociatio:t shnl! !«•• fifty cciitR a ticmester. Throuirhout the term ttw nsalstanat treaRurer and the dues cullcclor slmll actively nnnlst the treasurer nnd the cashier. Section fi. The yell leader shall nsstut nt ail whool rallies. It shall be tho duty of the yell leader or one of lib assistants to atind nil games or meetings of ntle for t\w school luinncr, the megaphones, anil all other school properties iKTtnfning to th" rooting section. Section 7. Thu editor of The I*owi'll must plan his issues so as to Keep uithin the financinl e cl.-rb of m'-nrdu sh**!l keen-thi* roron'« nnil Inscrtl* in thf off-c.* rnnl* the numln»ron um of nfnl . presMcnt «f îrls* svrvlro melcrv fShVld nnd L). nmnngiT of Imyjt* siwtrt^. nôid-nt «f lmys* IHork L Society, nresi- •Ion» of fiirlii' Atlilftfc Association. nresMent of P, r L* n . lock Ll ' 1 "' JlI(|pnt '' nI1( ' v-pc-precidents of hiirh-4. low-j. hIgh-3. nnd low-n rlnsses. tirCRidpnt of Boys* Council, rodent or Girls' Council, nrrs- •den», of tho Cnlifornu '•chnlnrshln Federation, R. O. T. C. rcprescntatKu. and fncuity memhent as follows: treasurer, cashier, denn of girls dean of how. nnd athletic representative. Section 2. Tho nrindnnl of the school shall h* n member of the boanl of directors and shnll hive fjnnl decMon In nnv nnentlnn nrislmr.under tjio rules of the Board of EdncnUnirnnd In OHMtlon eAtmrnlntr the milev of tho school and Its rotations with other schools. Section 3. Tho boanl of directors shnll hold meeting at n time nnd place arrnntted bv the nrincinal. A nmjnrUy of mem!*!* shall ennstltiitft ii craarnm. but fcr even* grant of money the •yfi/nintiw vole of two-thirds of the membership shnll be required. '- ' Section 4. The nnwrrs nnd duties of the Imanl of directors shall be iM.foltowit: (*}. flcniinil supen'tslun nf recognized school activities. , ft* Y" 1 ; *•• •K" 1 !!!?",. 0 ' the rtmilor events «f the A. A. A- lli« B. 0. T. C. anil, the Ssn Pmnchcj. Drtuttair lenime. irrantlnir of twnnlsslon to all clubs or tenmi using- tho school nine (Continued on Pan 4) "The ".' ;.:\"A'.Cli«niet«r Study : / \'* r Inconsplaiuusly hl
.n-tf TUB LOW ELU r MDAY. DEChMBEIt 89. ioii iTffu^tonÔnlyJ'ReturningTirst'Stringer "5 IÎ^/'AsXards.Pfepare for '44 A. A. A. Season 'FraflcKia Leads Squdd '' As Thirties Bid for Title j Tens and Twenties I cno hundred and thirty pound ceaniK, Lowbll* \amtty bonktthall turn n«.nw jiuru to win a hith Il> Paul Stanley I P" lw - m the Icatnie standing* I . . . . . , . W f th u total of ilcun men rei l ' ra i; eh i? ._, wo " k°°f enol " rl1 turnhtir from tiit 1044 varsity to make firi.t«rinKÔ*iliai.tjenrlfH,unii nn i BIX frflm the •,„,, a team will balanced nnd nble will Football Team Ends Season; Basketball Turns into High Gear Well, It wems Klnc Football has Uthouph thL -110 Indian caff taken k a leu\c l of f ahstnci. b till till next t *M were not taken wrlmwly n* ti- fall This newon was not an csll* .contender*. , when the ftnitl pCLlnl) Kood one for Lowell'* In- hUlMoH ihe> vi.h. in flnit flfitn tin inason at,uini>t fat tuna dian* if >ou look ac Iu won and il lewt iccord I Hut tnki It from Coach "Mike" Cliuidc Itnm ITK. Gun IjiKnwi Hire* u roundup of this >inrs \oyni It helped pa\L tho way for in (•iuntmo John tpatiin nnd I Injun ctntlia twirkrn i innniplunhhiir caliber aquad next V Vit. I-wncr Ih hh"ad the lr« of men iipl Hrst m those UP from lost jcor" I-or a tiam chock full of irom last jonm iipcond place Sun wi tti r* rMmpioiuriifp mi bad juniors and nophs with hardly any A>t) of th(Xc plrtjerjt may bn'nkjThjrjton, *ix foot three inch cun-i uxi^ncnte at ull. Voync, one of tho into tht* stnrtinjr «;ulnt . tei, wMfm* to hoiil the scorinfj, In^t prep coaches bcreabout. trove n smooth ball hand-' Ilutlc '' of **"" ffliad. Ho is excel-; th« top teams quite r. few arucious • ji umIt ..«.i... tl .i... •—l,ict.jf Icr with a •i"«'" "' hov« nn.. forwanl l foil t iowed m) u,,.l '^'V ,nMatr. Jim Duvara*: stmulotit of the team was All Liltou. one of the tmoothut men' !" of Mveonil Ktrinc city Dniiir Scovil. one of the most ; !J t ''. 1 ""•' " >'"'» r •" " l T on " ""nit city UOUK Seovil. one of the mo»t nn the team, hnj a Kuod chance of.''"'' •«'•;, »'««>n anil has sluwn Improved players in tho league. iriii- the other fonvnrd upotJ'J.""" , u •"' •» »ff«|«we nniwcss., Dmig »t:irteil off the semon at •mono nml Klulcln were the V s ' !" "" u:r Moore, and Joe **ifi|c Gun** bin , in urge tf(niiKUiirues;yaf*< v mor iikviy uu oe~at auutrj At KI»J outer,- guard br«ttr"vi)tfMfu'x . ieovll. Lowell s UTIM |,.rt tnd. At mid-.ieam;n he • • • ••••—• —-'- ••--' • • • fullback and at that : uivt- jietuiui u-ani tfUaid, looms IUI um btfit net. i>ui no con oxpecta iot oi Uouolo irom last-year*« •uujc aleui;' luimoiy, £iwm bwan- M>i> boo u'rtt, 'UoUK.Scovil.and dint tK«v«r. Uttiers retuniuijc «rti icny iucKcoiu Al KroijaiMWi, ijot> jiiiner, uuve uaruener, iJob Gnlxui, and uui Itoiraun. . . *nu inuiantt will meet the S. 1. Wnuvaw, Kiiom tnoy duleKwU iH'tf in the UIMI ffaniu of tne year *ur me tnuxnpiontuiip, Junwiry 12, at » ii. 1*1^ on hi-za^n harawood iiwr. 7'nvtic nvtc ttwo tcanu may y lw i»v two beat bet in tn le t lfir»t Hiring,guanU on ln«t ye.ii-'s, tnerv thn ," 1 '"''-',.:'"' l ',S 1 " 1 ' 1 ' c" u t - r -UffUWard Herl)Vrecord holding iVO't. nnd one or the other should • ""'raoanl, "Ml'ty «houM help muiliim ilinplayeil talents that h!« lore, tne title could bo nettled right Irnn ittandoui »hn had a lot tollm n starter thiii year, nlthoucli irrw !i, y ' . " . n " hiindlini: and upixiiivnV i"M,n found very t:ou-l tn en "nd mere. Our team needs •lo with the Indian mldgels cup- Rp»teln will i-rnduiito in mid-sea- ''"""Iv HIIOOUIIK arc the top nual-, lilcninv. He'll be back nc»t year!*"PPo«.'» dont mus its big openuine the city lillr. On the right wn. Fi>her.tht.' tnllwt man on the. L 1 .""* "' hlv i in honnson. Uub (inf.; 10 |,c|r thuCnnlii nn tlic read to the »e game! U twcnllei. Captain Teddy Valo-1 learn, seenw liiadml f,,r the .tart- f" 1 ,•*•••»•» the iwiii- uunliliei. in biw-! title. The »ther bnckfield mate- '"e parochial nchool Is studied rin. Inir cvntrr j»b. : Kelliall u» tr did in footliall. having rial ilW f»irl» well, nob CrKfln ""'" leiurninK «lars Irom last l rih -L- for nexL r . —i in nine .n wtiA lant yrar'it team, whiuli X,*xt, f«in»r up from the tliinl Ti«c iitevloun record was 1... rratureil Dick Jiunxch, I!n>r Kan- "'•'"• '•'•'''*• I'r-il>ul>lj- , ",# ?? '••"••. Juiinny Ci,nzjlc.«. Hill Akard. tlw li " ro ," 0 "''' 1 in " c ° rin , B ; K! I ', nnd tiatduiier. .lucli jilewutt. Mill Smith, bill Amnioii. A. Y'V A. A \ caiuiipionshlp * riuVr' iathot I'.LT ew"**. Uiiuauiu K.. tn Cuaehrs Vuyne f*;"jonmVO"GMilcV;Wl'Akn"rd" ih., l»,iVh,»tiiiKvy.-0.rthe«i'a.3 '^\-''toltf-mmvrZ" !Z'' mo»t plenty lough'."SoereiHieari." .._.... ll " '""">'• There'll be eight other mi.! Koiling. who did more with "I'* '" !«•• played, and they'll .be vrry IittN' matiTWil than _nioHt r 1 SffctfttS^S '""' ,•-••••" •".•"•'"Til: they ,hl;i i-J.-Klah.van This will IwJoe-s ,', ,,J' ,',\vi"h"i«'l! , ", n S '»«' »"•' ""»•« •*••*'. « inir out the first string were Uoi .ill. I'jnvard nn tne team, liouno- ,,r,,,|,k,. „,, iI,1,.r,.,t|ng bra,i,| at fourth year nf hull. Kick Jlul- thirty for fimllliili. |.ui:er wnteiip* my. be up there in Chester Staniiro. uiKKvnii•amii . , , 'rtiunt was .|O-i:i aiii.jwt St. I'e-j iame WIM fcat-i Roger Torres ravo more than tholr bsck smashed throujh an exhaust- urcd airain b> tho0 passing share ta Iho (earn. first Rnmae against a Wn>hineton IDS. ulayt at the left half spot Speedy Staff Sergeant BUI Raf- High School ttaai, which included ed Lowell lino for the onl} score Beater and Mo«»rs nnd tho sr snaa- Standouts during tho season •e'to Is right half Soita of tho sevoral of Wttlhlnston'a vanity lîwell's passing RAMO was the RinfC of Scovi! and Gardner ncrc Doug Scnvll and Dave Card crulMtandlng men on the hi e an nUycni, and lost ths gumo In tho coMest itiinir on the field, which The men uf thn lied and White nor at the ends. Jack Stroud Ted Colonel Doug Llndfuer at right t-aceoontm for tho Lowrfl i n won thnfr tlilrd and last league Adfhade and Dirk Morris at last few second, 12 to R. tackle tint Sergeant Bill L6nc> : ATI* next leacue «ane found tho mme £rom Sacred Heart 12-0 guards, and Dill Ncllou and Bob Although an unchoaebftd team, man «t. life, guard,-and.>Alway. Îndians on the short end of a S6-0 ttlth Scovil sMftMiI to fullback Griffin. the R. O bois lutvo some pntty Catch'urii Rlchanl Fyo al ri(At big men to carry the ball -Cadet end.
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