Severely handicapped class arrives - The Lowell

ff *. Vu Lomtt. Ucrth 7. 1986
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should stop it."
the girls or the ccochra would have
By An* Uu
Junior ?cter Mtyooto and
Mpfaoaure Fwl Fton we: the pinbt
and immuncttalhi dmuocu in tnr.
(933 Youth Artin Soloist tompcitiou
held by the California Youth
Syai«*c«y Aucciahon.
who performed me
Miyamoto commented. "TV.
piano coosunHo a major pan of m>
life. It'i very icwarjing wtten I tave
a jrond performance and know that
I've done the bm that! att."
Fesu stated. "Winnie* t»e com*
petition was really encouraging. It
boattaX my idf-cunfuVnce as a muslcb«
YOa MlfMwiD (kW and KJUI rota trixhl) arc WU wbmm tn t^e Vioth
ArllU SoloU Coraprtiiloa. •
Chopin Coaccnn Nc. I in E minor.
Op. I, soloed inth the symphuay in
Novattvr I9&5 in San Matco and at
Dc^nza Cellcjc. -
Festa, who peiformeil ihe
Wieniawslri Concerto No. I in F
minor. Op. 14, will travfl wiih th-*
tympbony to perform in Scanuhavta
tn a |4-diy, su-conoctt tour.
Fau will so'o with the Califomu
Ycwh Symphnuy March ! 6. at the
Son Matto Performing Aru Cttttcr
2:30 p.ra.. ml March 23. at the Flint
Cento, DcAnza Coticgc, in Cupertiw
2:30p.m. His March 23 pcriurnuuee
will be bmodcuxed on the
.idiotfation KKHI, Sunday, April 6.
Miyamoto who ha* uudtci* piano
lof cijtht yean currently uudies under
rUggat Nrv u the San Franaaco Con-
»ervi«or)'> The Iht «f competitiom he
has won include the San Franruco
Youth Symphony Young Muuciam
Compettiton ami Fremont* Ncwaili
rhilhumonic Compjiition. and t
was a finalist las: year at the National
Concerto Competition.
FcMa has studied the violin for
twelve ycari, nine of whkh were
spent at Sunk! Violin School and
three year* at the San Francisco Ctxi-
*crvstury under l»d(trc Tinklcnun.
Soloing with the California Youth
S>mjv jny will be the Tint time he
hat soloed with an occhcttra.
Class donates $200
By Beuy
Granucci's Grafrittces, the mou
tbccessful student cotnpan/ to ever
come out of an applied economics
ccune a*. Lowell, had tbch a large
profit this past semester that they
were *bte to dome S200 to the San
Fwcisco Child Abu* Council.
Applied economics U a cornbina*
tuti of classroom and haids-on experience.
Sponsored by Junior
Achievemctt. the class not only
Motile* basic economic* out of a lexifuft,
out the HUdacs actually create'
their own business.
Fcr the faU of 1985 semester, the
studetf company'was Granucci's
Graffinte*. With the help of tearber
Steve Oramicci aiul buiuicss advisor
Mike Truadell of Guaranty Office
Supply, this company proved to be
financially succeural.
Truesdell used hit knowledge of
the red huitoeu community to help
the *etdeou rallzr how the subject
matter they !carnln their textbooks
really applies to the tonnes* world.
The stedenu chose a product,
organized a company, soM stock* In
the company, produced and *ok* the
predad* and liqoidatrd tbc cotnpaay
at the end o» ice Kmewer.
Granocd's Grtffiftee* detiKi;ned a
Birthday
JASMINE!
Yoa Know Who
Whirl with the loyr "Cub Lowell
High" printed on it. The shirts were
very populai,o\er 170 were sold for
a grou soles profit of $1700.
The clau maiufcd (heir mone>' exactly
aa «i real company doc*. They
had to pay 6.5 percntn sala tax on
ihci- grou sales. Then their otpcnMa
'Acre deducted and a $200 donation
was given to the San Francisco Child
Abuse Council. After the 46 percent
profit tax was paid on the remainder.
stockhoUcn were prd S4 for the
stocis which they had onsinally ptirchaieU
for S2. This is the firsi company
at Lowdl which has been successful
enough to pav Uiiir
stnckholden a 100 percent d» iocnd.
The ciaWcompBn? memben chow
Hie San frauebco Child Abuie Ccil
as the recipicBt of their Ovation
became it dealt with young people.
Over the past nine yean, tbc Council
has been responsible for me
csabttshmeM or the Telephone Aid
b Living **h K*U {TALK) -
(441-KIDS), rooviding training fur
profcssionalt dealing with child abuse
in San Francisco, educating parents
and children about the widespread
problem of abuse and neglect, and
organiiiflg awucnos programs.
Molly -
Happy 17th
Birthday
to the swectea
gtriinlbe
' whole world!
lore forever and ever.
Your Mommy
should fund a powderpvff program to
pay for liability imurance and proteclive
rautpnent.
Thb frciikm *%s annouccd over
four wrcki ago at an emergency
Bo*rd of Cir&t Officers meeting.
*>e< Mly. the CU» o / 1086 K
awaking a proprsv repot in lopome
to • letter to Hcinline.
Another proolcnt connected with
powdc.puff in the put years has been
the lack of adult lupcrviskw. When
the game* originally tutted, faculty
members helped supervise. When
they \crt interest, ptrcnti trok charge
for J tew \carv
For IV- last few yean, vanity fout*
ball players haw been coaching their
class' team without any adult
wpervuicn.
Students (ID t in feel this is a valid
u-jwin for the tuipcnvon. Senior
coach Mile Alhcrts *iitc, "The least
the> (the tcnori) ct-uld do. a they
*.nt wpcnuion. is to yet a teacher
j*»»*t.h |t'« uircwnaHe that they
Coaches also commented on the
ha/arts of the gams. Junior coach
Barney Navas uid. "Any sport fta
violent. IV girU Locw whay (hry
were getting into before practice*
stared."
However, Kluuoom cliimod that
she was mit'oformed about th.
dangers of the gams.
"I heard it «#s flag football and
thai yui'rc not go*ng to jet tackled."
the explained.
Albcru notrd. "You ctn't ftfevent
injuries. Thai's juit part or the
game."
This ytar, Lowell ha* seen a growing
interest in powderpuff. The
Washington and M) an intramural sport," tic added.
FibUh is also taking ihe blame for
the Htspcmion of the conta t s*cce he
brought attemioa to tltc Utuation.
"1 wocU] much rather dtal with
half of ihe Lowell imdent hody beinjanfjy
with me.. .thsntovHttone
partyzcJ kid K the botpilal." he
cxpuincxi.
At any rate. Sim summed up
rxni of the uudcntt' ferlmgj by oneluding,
"A Luwtll tTMliuon is to
tnr hiflcrri " *
Speakers score at VLB
By Strve Fong
Junior Cnantal F>fe ha* reccivetl
the mod prestigiouk award bcstcwal
on a FnrcTuto Stvicty member ihu>
fat this seaum.
Pie University of Cdiforma at
BcrVcJc> awarded Fyfc fifth place in
the category of Dramatic interpreui-
IHHI ftir her rcnUlKyi uf Eli/ahcth
Swodtn\ RuwiHays. The Uni^cnity
hcU tu 13th annual inviutional
o\cr the WaUiington's birthday
weekend.
Fyfc. who aspires tu hecumc a profo*k>nal
actreu, feels the award and
the expertcftc will did her in her
chiAcn career — Kj aucrtcd. "There
ivn'l much con ;