Severely handicapped class arrives - The Lowell

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NEWS
Clinic offers Moulton aces advanced rmthtest
student care
ByShWeyNg
Kcccgnking the great nee»i to ltd
(cent with their vanuus problem*.
San Francisco's Health Center #5
has Mined • free "Tetn Clink"
service.
Health Center #5. looted at 24th
Avenue between In in.* artd ludih
Streets, began the teen clinic on
May 7. The clinic will offer service
every Tunday afternoon on an
appointment basil.
Services wilt include:
• General physical examination*
for school and wurk
• Sport* phyiicalt
• Screening and ireat*nenl of
minor illnesses
• Various counseling (wwh a*
dreg counseling)
• birth conuol information
• VD testing and treatment
• Dentil cue
• General health information
Aithoujb tit services will be free
and completely crnfideniial. parental
coment U required.
Alyonik Hrushow. health
educator *» the enter, said thai the
staff had been wotking for months
"...to tun a pmgiam like this.* 1
Hrusbow emphasized tbr idea that
many teens with personal problcmi
often hate nowhere to turn, and the
teen clinic should be an ideal program
for them.
"Td.ni **eed a specisl clinic
vttiCTc the naif i* wmlmc to their
special problem*. We have
•.pcci.iliits who imly wjtk viih
tecrrt." Hruihow noied. "All of us
arc very excited atout providing tht\
j*ivfcr.. .we will have a comprehensive
appnuch to adolescent hc-lth
care no* only in ter>m of piiyitc.il
health. We wint 'oo.T'.r a variety of
h &d
The clinic *ill feature i bilingual
tuff.
Two teen clinic* already cxLt: at
Hcahh Center C in the city's
Western Addition and u Health
Center f I in the Mutton District.
Health Center #3 on Silver
A\enue docs nut have a complete
teen clinic, hut ii doc have a u*cn
family planning program.
It it in ihc SunwUR-chmond lo
Occam icw/Mcrccd-'Inglcsidc area
V'hcrc th; need ftf a io:n clinic i*.
great. In looking over recent Sin
Francivu) ccnuit data, the Half at
Health Center #5 d *• )ounj:
adults roitfj in the Sun-xtOMI
area.
1 he staff alw» vurve; cd studc.ut at
various high school*, including
Wastungton atvJ Lincoln, on their
feelings tim-anlt implementing the
clinic, and the iJc* was cntrruiias-
Itcally received.
To make an appointment at Health
Center *$, ll»c number to call
06 1-4400.
By Jonathan Alberts
By achieving i perfect score of 15
out of 15. senior David Moulton
passed the Amaican Invitational
Math Examination (A1ME) and earned
the right to compete tn the USA
Ma*hcnbtks Olympiad.
Only 64 other students in the
Uniud States passed this tctf by scoring
let* or better
To qualify to take th- AIME.
Moulton flnt pitted the American
High School MithcmUM Examination
early this >car wiih a SCOT of
125 out ofl SO possible points. Senior
Jane Tons was another Lowell student
to pass this first exam, but she
w» eliminated from the competition
by the AIME. 0
Moulton will uke the test for the
IJSA Mathematics Orytnpiad on June
23. If he docs well on this examination,
Moulion may be offered the
ptniiion as one of tht sit students to
atxnd a training teuton at West Point
ind then go on tu represent the Uiued
States at an imenuUonal rnathemaiic*
ccmpctiLon to be held in Helsinki.
FinUnd in July of IV86.
"T*x enjoyed competing in this
'trestigtout, competition, and I hope
A go to the international contest,"
remarked Sfoulton.
Moulton attributes hi* success in
mathematics lo irdependent work
cai!y in his cdocalion ard to "natuial
ability." "I'm also grateful to Ms.
Nielsen and Ms. Pcrelli for helping
me prepare for a.id ukc th; ica>."
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de Coteau seeks Presidential award
It) ¥.\* Kola
Sadinc dc Cl ttK)
hitch whori M.'riM.f». t» he M? lev KM a*
a fiaalu in the 19H5
Scholars Program
If wlectcd as a
Sch»tar. de Coteau will travel w
WaihlnplonD.C.. where %hean-i I2l)
(.thcr scnion will participate in
Presidential Scholar* National
Recognition Week..
The Mudctitt »itl Jltcnd varh*i*
ccfcttonies in their henor and will
have the opportunity to meet iltc
Pmhhnt and utl>ef gnscrnnunl
offtcult.
de Coteau was particularly excited
. about the prnvibility cf ban$ able tn
cxprcu her t^pinuvi about President
Rcajan'.-. >>olic»ci ti< the Prcsi.icm
himself.
"I wa* very ecstatic when I
disco-.^et: I was a finalist." dc
Couteau reclaimed. "1 really didn't
expect to t< nominavd," she added.
de Coieau's tounsclor Stella
Michadun, also expressed her enihuita>in
"One reall) can't go much
hifhe. . .this gill h incredible!"
A Commission on Presidential
Scholars selecu IJ00 scrai-finalitts
w*.so have wored cxcrp*k>nally well
on the Scholastic Aptitude Test
(S A.T.) or ihe AM*ertcan College
Test (A.C.T.)
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In aAJttion to .vadem^ c3Wel!cncc.
students muu dcrrvinurate added
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dc Coteau rfatcd that appl> ing lo be
j Piir\Klcnlijl S*.tn>l4r *J* tntK'h like
filling out a lcni;iti> college
api>Iu.*jti»n
Fi>r n\ wir-j*v\*nicnt C "traditional
Oificcs." dc Coteau appnukhed
ihc queuion from a more
phthwiohical angle.
"I don't Mi* the htc,t of being
pic*>kkrt t>1 jmihini:. bccauvc it
gives one a falic *cnvc of superiority
and JHEVU the **a> (Hhcn. rcbtc 10
jiw. I tr>'to be J leader b> cuntplc."
\hc ctpltfined.
Her main acti*itic* at Lowell have
been gjinnaulc*. Shield and Scroll.
GitU Athletic A*.WKutin.) |GA.A.)
and Ihc California Schular»titp
FcJcralion (C.S.F.i
"I'm an active member of
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apathetic abnul minB. I *« '
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Moulton's th p
in math Include winning first place in
the state math compeittion. while «i
eighth-jrcder at Hrrtwn Hoo*er
Middle School, and being oa.neo as
outstanding student in in advanced
math course it Lowell-
At Lowell, Moulton defeated all
contenden in ihc school chess tournament
held last fall, and currently
participate* on the chest team.
Moulton plans to intend U.C.
Berkeley and is considering the
possibility of majoring in
mathematics.
David Moutton b about to coaptu
In tbc US: Math Olympiad.
City College dance group
gives performance at Lowell
By Alexandria Sage
A dance emembie from City Cob
Itge came to Lowell i« April 26 U>
perform an "Eiplojive Dance
elebration" in the auditorium.
The 40-minute noon cor.ccrt
Memmcd from i major college dance
present otion thjec wecU prcviousry,
uhich cetcbrated O.7 College's 50lh
anni%ersar>'. Sekctioos ^crc brrrowed
f rum the main cooocn and adapted
for the perfurmance at Lowrll.
Approximately 20 dancers executed
a total of 13 short dancn.
Almost every selection was
choreographed hy the dancer who
performed it.
Tlte concert included A wide variety
of dance styles to highly diverse
music. For example, a lively
Taiwai.dc dince wit!) traditional
rMuic sharoty contracted with the
following modern dance to the *yn-
the»Ucrs of Rosy Music.
Dancing in grau skins to 1 potto-
Hing drum were the African Fire
dancers, who. along witn a Chiocse
S^ord dancer, added an ethnic note
to the program.
Ballet was explored in a cUssic pas
dc deu*. while the las dancer broufhl
10 life a dynamic tap number of ihc
jail of Count Basic.
American influences in dance and
music were traced in the selection »•
titled, "Remember..." Dancers performed
the Charlatoa, "swung" to
ihc big band sound of Glenn MttVr,
and bopped to the SO** hit, "Let 1 1 Go
to the Hop."
' Rood number of students «nd
faculty attended the event "It was
great," commented junior Stephen
Katin. "1 liked the variation of ethnic
danco with the morr wcU-ltnowaup
and ballet dances."
\ dance group tnm City College of San Francbco l»a. ctltbnllng UK to- I
m's 50th anniversary, performed at I cU on Awil !*• I
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competition held
The coropetitkii
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and an advanced
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to play three very*
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pur/ing the piano
BotV perfbrmai
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modern pan of hut
played three Bulgi
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competit'on, Bor
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Despite an u^ei
year's California
gram (CAP) t
seniors scored «
parison score hand
better trian %cn
in the San Frs
District.
Uwtll's II
Tell by .?* from:
preuion scores dr\
spelling and rru'.rk
mained unchan,;c.
After four yean
provement. I.
with ihc 1983S4i<
whick showed cai
over the 198283
"The Class of'!
holding onto the
Class of '84.' ta
a way. our pmblc
too well last >car
some of that hug<
"The tossc* art
lion of the huge
previous year*.
"Maybe there
w-ecn the CU*A
of'85: if there»'
he said.
The prclimirur.
the State Depart!
formance tmpnn-.-
last year's lc\cl; i
hd more $
iron did. »cni
According b»D
Superintendent i
John
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