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Students experience
'Fright to Remember'
By lna$ IsbJhara
Tlw Student ActMlle* Boar-'
(SAP) held its annual HVJow? -„
• dance, "A Fright to Remember,"
on October 76, torn 7 to 11 p.m.
Then) was a costume competition
and'prUcs were awarded to
the top five cof tunics.
Winter Ball tickets were awarded
(o the first place winners —
juniors Jesse Schwartt. Cris
Criscra, u>d Mark Bader. who
were dressed as "nerds."
Secoad place winner, senior
Oscar Jackson, will receive a $10
record gift certificate :or hU convlndog
Prince costume.
Third place .rent to two crayons,
freshmen Amber Br)an and leslcy
Aikcn. Fourth place went to the
"Grim Reaper," senior Ames
Holbrook. and In filth place was
Junior Stephen "Stephanie"
WUsoa. wtv *a\ drrssed as a gill.
TUird, fot.nh, iutd fifth place
winters *ill rii receive tickets to
the upcomiiH '50>*60s dance.
tn addition to the winners, ihete
were many people dressed up as
football players. French maldi.
assorted animal*, and s frw
Ghotibiuiers.
,- There were mUcO fec.ltgs about
the mus& provided by J.S.O.G.
Production*.
"1 love the Miikl The mliing U
greall** entnuseil junior Juan *
Carlos Ttenda.
On the other band freshman
Sue Artemoff felt. "They played
too much soul."
Directly alter the dance, the
SAB Issued the following
•tatcmeats: "We with to apologise
to the student! of Lowell and their
guests.'for the lick of musical
diversity at the HaUowern Dance.
'A Fright to litroetnbcr.* Wc gave ,
UM Dl'i. J.S.D.G. Production, a
play list reflecting the many different
lartes of the student body.
However, they chow to neglect it.
Ploue accept our apologies and
our promises for better musie in
the futon. Thank you — SAB."
Convocation
to take place
By Joans* Park
All students interested In Ira-
•proving Lowell *re encouraged to
attend the annual Convocation on
Decembers.
The Convocatica is a chance for
students t> voice their opinions
about the problems concerning
Lowell and to Jtr.«tu ideas that
arc of Intercu to the student body.
Dan Harrington. Lowell Ex*
ecutlve Csuncil cbad^rson,
stated. "Convocation is » chance
(or students to share Ideas aad
Ustra to others.**
This year, if poniblc. the LEC
plant m hn*k tradltioo by holdinS
the event at Slgmund Stern Grove.
Vltc-chairpersoa Loa Thcmsoo
stated "Slpnund Stern Grove
hii a ulcer atmosphere than
Lowell
Ooc of the major problem* that
will be dbcuiscd concerns the problem
of Utt-r around the school.
In addition vAndaiUd*. noUe In
the h*U*. and cta*4room improvement*
will be dbensied.
Past Convoestioas have met
•* with varying degree* .
Senior Herbert Swto com*
mentad. "Some past Convocatlaas
hart beett bortoc- HartJcipanU
alk about irrvtr.-aat thinp and
Dot many ol tha problems ulscuts*
Scnwr ByroA hem noted. **Cotv
locatfoa brings many new Ideas to
tudents dressed up in a variety of cottumes for the Halloween Dance
last Friday sight.
Co-Curricular Day
attracts crowds
OyPhUUpKwong
There an over 50 diflerent clubs
at Lowell High School and on October
10 over 40 clubs made their
pitch to the Lowell student body si
the annual Co-Curricular Day.
Co-Currkular Day is an annual
event to Inform students of the
various clubs.
Thu year It was held in the central
courtyard.
David Katznelson. Corurrlcular
Day coordinator, saul,
"I (bought that it (Co-CurricuLir
Day) was successful for many
reasons. It seemed that everything
ran smoothly, and all the club*
received cipesun ar.u ,-* a lot of
new members.
"Despite a little rain and some
of the duhs uot cleaning up after
themselves, everything went very
smoothly."
The dubs represented at Co-
CurricuUr Day ranged from the
Chinese Cub to the Students let
Animal Rights.
"It helped 11 get new members.
Wc went trots about X to 60-70
members," coenmeuted Junior
Allen Choi, president =1 the
School SonpOts
•vvwww
Volleyball Club.
However, there was wnw
dlucntlon on the orgmlzatlon of
Co-Curricilar Dav.
"It didn't >ccni that organized;
nobody was there supervising the
clubs, v some ol the tables got
roev^ up," complained senior
Arnold Lowe.
"I guess It could haw been a lit.
tie more crganlxed, but I felt that
all in all. things went very
smoothly," confided senior Duk-
HiYoo.
"I think it was more organized
than u the past yean and the
B5CS did a lot to ensure that
everyone got a table. I was Impnsicd
at the amount of interest
shown by the students...v«rious
clubs got several new members."
added Dan Harrington, chairman
of the Lowell Executive Council
(LEC).
The prevailing cwiMrat by
thote attending Co-Currlcular D*y
was summed up by frc*nnun Stacy
Christman. "It was laterestinit.
and I found out things about the
ARCADE PHARMACY
dubs and stuff, but It wasn't overly
esrittng."
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LEC BCO
ByBtrindarSUisB
The annual Convocation, in
which students meet tc come up
with solutions to uhool ptJblcms.
it rescheduled to Dersmber b*
ttx'uie of difficulty in reserving
Si/mund Stern Crme for the
rvrtil.
The LCC-tponsored return to
the Pledge of Allegiance has betn
deUjed until more flags and fUe*
holders are obtained.
Th« LEC Is if. Jbsoring a contest
iponwred by Radio Station KFRC
utl 7-1) Stum to find "the most
lptriled high «hooJ In the Bay
Area." The winning Khool will be
awarded a new KI of computers.
SAB
B; Jean Wong
Teacher Apprcci^'ioo Diy will
be FrUljy. Norember 2. Bring >our
fivorile leacb«r an ipplc.
LAWCII'I next (oolball game Is
on November 2 it Wulunglcn.
Came out and support the team!
To Man ttr ThankigMng
Icititi'kt. SAB «d :.. J a rally on
November 21. Don't forget the
Winter Ball. On December 16..
•ludcmt will dance to the Mutlc
Matten at the Hyail Envoarcadcro.
Free parkingl Tlckeu
ml! be on tale December 7.H: J20
•lih/wlih. S22 •III.-without. S24
llhoul/althout. 526 wllh/gueit.
S2S wlthoal/guest. Alumni pay
the guest price.
BSCS
By Philip K-roog
The Board for School and Community
Service* (BSCS) had been
reviling the club listings at Lowell.
All clubs that mHsed the rcqualincalion
forms deadline on
":tober 10 are out cf the BSCS for
cieroeMcf.
In addition, the BSCS lias
selected the heads of the various
committees. All club representatives
arc required to Join at least
tpoe of the cotami ttre*.
By Sandra Hoot
This past week, the Board of
Class Ofrtcers (BCO) held • raffle
where a number of frethtnen who
had purchased Student Activity
Cards (SAO won Lowell t-thlrts.
Members cf the Out of 'oS were
automatically in the drawing when
they rilled out an SAC information
form.
The Sen tor Boat Dance "Kcflco
tions on the Bay" will take place
next Suturda). November 10, from
9-12 p.m. Rick Mortimer is the
photographer, and soundt will be
[ rovided by Music Masters.
Passenger* will board the Red and
White Fleet »t Pier Ai'A. A bntt
dance ticket must list at least one
Lowell senior per couple. Ticket
prices will be announced soon.
Ptrca Night U scheduled for
November 21 at the Round Table
Pixza Restaurant on Geary
Boulevard. More information will
be announced later.
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The juniors had planned a Foot
ball Night, but it has been cancelled.
Because the 49ers are doing
^ult» wxll. /86 pmldmi LU—
Yamamuto saw! that It would be
too difficult to g«t tickets for so
many Lowellites.
Bowling Night b tentatively
scheduled in pi/* of Football
Night. It will occur sometime during
November at the Japantown.
B/-1.
•••87**
Tub montn the CTass ol *87 b
putting most of its effort into the
Sophomore Exclusive. The event b
called **Oue Step Beyond" and win
have a heavenly theme. It
scheduled for November 16.
Creua puffs will be served
dessert from 6JO-7:30 p.m. i
Muitc Masters will provide the
dance musk from 7-11 p.m.
l*he Class of '83 broke even oe
saleso.' buttons and t-shiiuduriug
Spirit Week. They are sel!lnB their
extra t'Shlru for*J.
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