311 NEW STUDENTS ENTER THIS TERM - The Lowell

INDIANS 

I'AKIIOTS 

TODAY! 

/ r rsi?c/sco's O/dest /Sign Sc/ioof Paper 

KF-UEMMEIt 

THE I.Ott'KI.I, 

I.KTTnit 

IIOX! 

7*;. So. 1 - * •* r.-ilifnrnin. rYliniiitv n. 1040 Fonnilf*! Jnnunry. IB0fl ; 

311 NEW STUDENTS ENTER THIS TERM 

CURLEYWIELDS 

PREXY'S GAVEL 

TKIS SEMESTER 

I-'tdifi* and K'Wi'll at other si-hooN 

..nl will li;i" «• c-iiaij-,. of th.- Hoard 

of hi rector.*' mn'iitiir and the 

MR. STEPHENS: YOUR NEW HELPERS PRESIDIO AND 

APTOSFURMSH 

B1GGESTC0UNT 

IVtiie Fiance.. Harrison is the 

viii* nrvsid'iit of the student Iii>.ly. 

Shi 1 hn* a definit" flair fur dramatic* 

a.- i,r"\.-d |,y her nin-t r.-sful 

cn.ntiTii: uf thi 1 leading role in .Mr. 

1 itllami 1 * term *dny production. 

"Thf |{(.,.iiitTaiii,-."' las 1 . vuir. 

Oai'eful. with liK]]t lirnwn "hair 

and twiiiiilinir him- eyi-s. l'ram>-.i 

w:i* elivu-d t tht- Shield and I, f,,r 

her rvrvire t" IAIWI'II. Frances 

will IH-IP President Ctirl.-y plan ih«r.»I!k-j*. 

and will ref«'i%'i* yurst." 

fr"in II'IIIT n'hii'ils* 

"OII.I sui'll Ktiy" JA tl.o way 

!>a-)ifu! .!,.'• Ciillfn, .-fi-r.-tary, in 

ijf."'rtlifil. Charavti'rizt'd l\v an 

car-to-far jrrin, ('ull^n Iia^ i>ortra.Vfd 

«.*unipkitu« 

in '«> many -{ tl".f -Irainatif xicic* 

ti>-' (.iiiiHilk- 11 l.efl In rtirhl: Joe Culle'i, -erri'tar* ; Art Schumacher, y •• 11 leader; .. _ . . 

Itlncl. I,; I'rann- |[.irri-i>n, tice pre-ident; (ail U.iiilta. lrt;i»uriT; Principal Stephen*; Coli Kitchen. pre.v 

ident of tin* Scroll a ml I.: lloli Curie*, president of the I.. II. S. S. A.; Mary Knuler. taMcria mannin-r: Hilt 

. Hr is a Scroll aiu 'iarry. l(. O. "I". C. n.mniamler; Joe .Mitchell, editor of the Ked and White; and FA Normoyle. editor of the 

L n;.-tnl".T. He will taki* tin mi.i- i l-»»'«'ll. ^ 

uu> at th'- IJ'iard in' hi 

ir.ini:s, i 

hundred and cloven pew 

students Ix-camc new memlwrs of 

the I familv when the - 

term opened January "0, it wax 

.iiwuiiccd hy the offic yesterday. 

IIK.IIC these new Iôwvllitcn arc 

ret' junior hijih .student body 

Tsidents, three duneiiLiry school 

client IMMIV chiefs, American Lc- 

.,n a.vard winners, ediulr* oC 

hodl pape.-i, and many on Inland- 

The total Uiwell enrollment irf 

From Itoo.-evell Junior If[f*b 

inine: Irvine Hnnnan, president; 

Hetty >'iil»mtin. !^>i*ion award; Ed 

iJrec.i, editor af the jchool paper? 

Paul Honda, treasurer; Joan Cara- 

.ella", Mt-ri'larv. and David 

S-.-hu.ltz, a star l>asl:vt!iall player. 

I'romii"; i Aiitos-itc.t new to 

1/twell this term an-: presidcht, 

JacJ. Wood.-idr; sivretary. Cirolc 

Metiary; editor e-f the ftcvii!W_ 

IIHen Meiiary. and Gtace Ilannon. 

whose nrincip.'il interest H deli.itink'. 

-Miirina irraduatcs are led hy 

President C,t nlon Pear»on. Dcl«itinir 

i-* the main interest of cx- 

Mnriner>- Jack Mm-Dou trail, Corir.ie 

("layto.i. Nancv Tr«\-( i r«o,. 

Phil ("ollt'i-honn, an''. Kil I»c Mar- 

.. ., .. , , tini. MaeDntiLr.ill was also drum 

( oitnril. president of the tnnjor. 

Presidio sends us Krancin Xcwrnaii, 

vice president and Aincrioin 

, U-irnm award winner, and Nancy 

j Itaer. who nljiys the ninim. 

Council,Silverstein and UPPER DIVISIONS 13 Girls Elected to 

from 

Neher will Lead SELECT OFFICERS Shield and L for 

Outstanding Work; 

FRIEND AND MAUER 

A IMP a Scroll and I* PH'IIIUT, 

! president, [till Epstein; Secret»ry, 

iili'Udi' Tr«i>un.T Carl lUxnkn (in- 

Jnvce Phink-le; tn*a«un>r. Pick Daf*.T> 

u, di> hi.s aviint; on tlt >>[i— 

' mi. and cirl.*' athletic manaacr, 

kftliall court. As furwanl on tl»- 

f I'iane Itoih. 

utiijniiti-tl f»in this u-rm. af.il a." 

a Iii;1mveiyht forwnnl la^t .ifa.-nii, Block "L" 

Humltvil- of peiicilM were noi-ed 

K:t:ik.t\ >p"rtsnian.-hi|i has nftcii 

in ntindriii • •>: liands over hini- 

U-.-U h-raided. Kaak;i will t:ikf 

dreds o!' hiillittn last week whvli 

i-hiir-j, ,,f -tml.-tit Ixuly card s:ili-s Afle iiL' the l>ail ol' tin- >tudent- throughout the M*1IOO! se< 

ThiiU-eii m« :ii>-ntoers were 

I, ele. 

• in.' affal'K* di -, f h- 

, I, elettn.li i. na. leat'Ui-il It-flt-d their cl;.. secretary wiit ««ide >ay, "I'III n nn'.iitivr of the shield i >"u* I-ist Wednenlav elected Bob 

the du.-tinie.s ut the IIH.S.H (1f aprintr und I. Society." j Friend and Tom .Matier to o nssif«t f 

I'ark hair ar.d a hoyish irrin de-• Witli 

'M. in their most important term. The lutly y triris are Mr.rie Cum-'Art Sfhumacher in lemlinir yells 

K-.I-- Kditoi IM Nnrmoylf of;Moi 

th il i Si Kti'insi May Cowdeii, Miithi Muri-ithid term f for the h t t- II II. S. S. A. 

i l 

g Mary Knir'er. riiftri:i A i-i 

rn:ina»rr. *rrvi>* ,,n tn,. Shield an.l 11J11 ,1. t 

I- Shi- h«js hail one and one-half t-il t.i :iit 

yenrs' experience w..rI;iriL' in tiir .-t'lllH.I. 

hflu tli 

Sixty 

ttee of twenty-one •"•T^CH nil her clas.i dance commit* Sli'ner. aiiti*. amoni: whom were VenliiT, 

nher has been Select- t«i"«, and :i* a room repr.-.«eiitalivc. Srtrct New Hat.-* Ittnlluff, Ituni-nlien-. Conway. Mldi 

Ilitr Hroth-rs in the Nv "f '* = l >*••"•" andl. memlwr. ]!;.•*-. hats, and m-re hats'—this dletoii. Ilr.-wer. Dnrnimly. Wood- 

The ; r dutie.t are inititdy to ««« WIIS Pnlnli 

roinis 

Fnrh 

cacn 

"" '"'* *' *".'•'"•.':». »."' «!'"?• 

S.!R.O. PROMOTIONS DUE 

W. In ndd nddition tn thc $1,000 fi first AM dead, tin dead can be. andricht housecairhyVrapplVK'Vnldancin'c shot!', nnd tunu their 

nnze, ze, oiher oihe h prijw i include ld 3 f for Latin killed thc Romans 

&000. 

S25O. $100, ten $10 nrLt* L and d 

J5 ri 

n ty\ 

_ _ _ metropolitan • an sutro Sutro nresi Forer-t menu merits j1 

voices n.i thev will be prepared o Girl* «.,o 

And now It*J kcllinjr me. the enteem nnd prmite of every,nut on * froshnun reception in j lender rnu5t 

—A Dyinir Pupil, hunter's club In America. • fine style. 

Uenior year.

TWO 

THE LOWKLL, F&IJRUAItY 13. 1940 

THE LOWELL 

j Songs that Remind 

Me Strongly of You 

Published by thc Associated Students nf Lowell Hiffh School 

1S00 Hayci* Street, San Francisco. Californit 

L. II. S. S. A. Member* Free 

Member, Central California Scholastic Prea* As'-ociatioii 

STAFF 

EDITOR „ „ El) NOHMOYLK 

Aotociate Editor -.-.... Wnrrrn I'lina 

Spn.'ti« 

Cirls* SportH 

Kdilor 

.., 

_ Ed Conn 

Club* 

Katlnka Kallin 

Circulation Manngrr 

ItrHy .Mae Lewi* 

William Cotilrntz 

Harliara Itcnn 

KKI'OUTKltS 

Ann Itowman 

Skills Huffman 

Art Cohen 

Klizahcth Kitchen 

Charles Davix 

Dorothy Lang 

PaUine DcCarlo 

P|a I-omt>anli 

HuRh Donrudy 

Uiil Manning 

Roberta Fater 

Iternire McCook 

Lrsula Fcibelmpn 

Pat Peter* 

Kol>ert Finlayson 

N'nomi 

Mnx Kupbinchik 

Shaiii 

I'ntti Finn 

il-il Silverstein 

Herb Fowler 

Jean Sonn? 

Lorrninc Glos 

Gloria Sproul 

Itlll Graves 

Betty Stringfield 

Faculty Adviser 

Mr. J. W. PATTEHSON 

: "It WJ.I WrMen in the .Stars" 

i—What? This column. 

"Tin 1 Answer Irf lîve"—Itob 

Troppman thinks so. 

i "You're the Greatest Discovery" 

1 

—Howie Datlmar. 

, "God'n Country"—Lowell. 

"Confucius Say"—"Pi* confidential. Howie Dallmar 

Duty';* thi-me, "lteart> are always "* " vcli K"ing out: going out. mind 

changing" . . . ar,t V. rl "_' x -. _... W i ll V h ul !' ^'.l"* 1 >ou lm 

"ford 

having mirh nkv red hair, 

rt'lfs.i"—Dii-k Culver. Yoi 

"All what. in Fun"—Song miiw. 

"Thanks a Million"—NVw offi- 

"Kaithful Fim-vcr"—Mr. Ptt- 

: ptifiis. 

I "I'm Fit to Il« TiVd"—Bmvrly 

W.tni to a p.ist Luwt-Hitf. 

-Dndily's Hoy"—Walter Krarkc. 

with Mr. Mnn»> as D;idd' . 

"All thr whatever hi.-* name 1.1. and why 

T. T. T. j «I« ( we sot- IHH car parked in front 

P. >. riif r.st was teiworfil. ! »* J'nur hou.-c till the time? 

— I,— ,o_wnuc thc big ig attraction attractio from 

And now 11 helpful hint for all.! 

Staff and Things 

IlilOMTH ll'IPllll.', 

"W.. Won't n Home Until 

MnHiinr"—After Senior Prom. A luvul puppy ..1 muni-timm found I " 

"In the Moo'J"—Al Gan-in. all 

th«> time. 

SONRS MY MOTHER 

TAUGHT MB 

If 1 Didn t Care, would My 

Prayer Last Nichl and every night 

from Now On be that you will 

Trust in Me? And, by the way, 

Sut-akine of Heaven and All the 

Thing* You Are. I'm still Wishing 

you'd Slop Kicking My Heart 

Around. 

Uonr»tly. I rimily): "Did you ever! Future 

see the man in the moon?" [ "Hi bring nlong a freckle re- 

Joe College (absent mindedly):, mover when I call tonight.*' 

; "No, but I've neen a lady in the "But ( haven't any of those 

!*un." ! things." 

—I-*— [ "I know, but I thought It might 

Jitterbug I remove Freckles, your kid broth- 

"Jitterbugs is a good name for er." 

them. When they start acting bugs I —L— 

they give us the jitters. [ Ta»te 

j She: "What Wrd of lipstick do 

When I reach the first floor tht 

I mob is simply terrific. Please, 

. ,,-•«---. . . . v * 1 All, use your influence. Your 

mine would be interested In form- (compatriot, A FFMVF 

Ing an archery club. If we would ; Uvar Kemme* 

get a faculty adviser it would be 1 know exactly about which you 

a big success I'm sure. What 

Daddy, so Let'* CJI II 

Thine Off: In Olher Word-*. WrVi 

Khl 

—Dorothy Jones. 

1 * i speak. But plk«e don't forg« 

your opinion? Lowell has a greater enrollment 

ROBIN (HOOD) WILLIAMS. !than it was built for. So. C 

Dear Robin: I try t« find another way to come 

Your rJggestlon lit a fine one. [ upstair* until Uiiit t>ituat tnn -"" '- 

If ynu're really interested. se« Mr.; straightened out. 

Monroe with a list of all thc names ; —L— 

of those Interested. ALI. Dear Ali: 

—L— Why In it that some teachers 

Dear All: persin in keeping their windows 

How about puttlnK «ut norne |"Khily closed ? There Is nothing 

good-looking auto slickers that wel"° awful as to come from the nice. 

LowclliU* would all be proud of?|f rc ' l h outdoors into a hot. fdeken- 

HERE'S HOPIX*. 'ng. stuffy scho*>| room with til iLi' TL" L i^L ' 1 

IS!"^./!^,.. i'vH 1 "- ««wy i * nings nave Changed 

i ill*?" 1 ? I"* iu * 1 n " sna l l " t" get 

« Hl'ick L fr«»i now on. The nquin-ments 

an-# g,iing to 1* made 

I hardi-r. Any girl who ttoes out for 

1 sport." regularlv won't actomati- 

»I rally gel a Blwk h ami be a tncm- 

• wr pf t'w sccifty. No di-finin- 

•' regulations have been made D«t yet 

but at the meeting of the Iljock l! 

fcwu'TV, last Wwlnojulny, weryono 

ffwiSK """ now |M " UKhl 

lift 

—!,_ : '" 

President June Crook said that 

the society would 

m »""•'If ynWoik Iho tench. 

„ ,„ i'' r ir «•" »""• »»n the window, to 

Dcnr Ali: in rraônnhlo iWriK 1 It win I« •. 

On behalf of mndf and the ! mltttiL There a^ regu a Ln^ con 

track team, I would like to know Iteming this, so don't 1« tlC 1,5 C 

if it would be possible to furnish' on the teacherT May£ jw 

ui with car tickets, an we have to j clothe* are too h-nvy. * A^l 

ride out to the old stadium every —L— 

day for practice. You can readily And ,o. AH ha 

the 

1 

t we use up car tickets pret-, last letter for thk 

day7Thiitinea!fiaacir ticket ciich[ jfion£ wriT 

week (51 c«U). £04 a month, | them' faSe 

commltier "and''the' 

r Box and so on. Even if they call It near the office. 

?*«&*!* Iinnounccd Joan: ".Sister"." r'hmw "him no 

wvll wo don't speak." 

"—Lr— 

"My Scotch boyfriend >ent me 

Ins picture yesterday." 

"How doeH he look?" 

. "I ilon't know yt-t. I imven't hod 

it developed." 

\rm_ 

All Wet . 

Doctor: "Weil. Sam. what SOCMS ' 

to be the trouble with you?" j 

Sam: "I don't know, doctor.! 

One minute I in hot, thu next min- | 

ute I'm .-..Id. and then I'm wring-1 

mg wet." j 

Doctor; "Well, those are alarmig 

itymtuinit. When did you first, 

nice them? j 

Sam: "This morning when 11 

took a shower." ' 

—L— I 

Hxperience ', 

'\e*1 Kir. ;t> H4>on as we married,' 

my wife fired tnv secretary. 

"'"^ 

1 Cards, Attention! 

^ 

* 

"Why. I thouirht she used to hv 

a si-crt'tary hera-lf!" 

Yi-h, that's why she fired her." 

CU J w ^.° thinks he is a card Is 

0 0 tr n l0 Ia UD t( a 

queen. 

'** *"* >*' P P V » 

—"— 

Time 

English I'rofessor: "John Wise, 

correct this sentence: *Girls is naturally 

K-tter looking thnn r«j-s'. 

.'*'hn Wise: "Girls h artificially 

better looking than Iwys." 

—L— 

.. Plans 

Interesting Program 

A reception for the mothers of 

nt-w Mtuilonu will be held by the 

I --T. A., Thursday, Febt ary 15in 

the auditorium. 

A proj ram planned by Mrs. 

Waldo Postel. chairman. Is in observance 

of the founding of the 

.National Congress of Parent? and 

Teachers in ISO", nnd a candlelijrht 

lt.m 

•Th,v «,!,"& Ihn, «u 

••Vo» B !,y* tlm win ° [?i - II , 

nine is a (i-man. 

!'A government man?" 

'.\aw. All he enn say Is pec!" 

i.Iny M dJS* O1> * m ° nCy f visiting mother* nnd Introduce w 

pral meml«rt of thi faculty. MI*; 

Mai jorte Iôui.ic Cofcr, n Lowell 

graduate, will sing several songs. 

Refreshments will be aerted after 

r a thc biMitiepit meeting, corvjuctwl W 

° Mrs. Ward Royal, rtJMit of tho 

"And what are you going to do * ••*. A.

SPORTING 

COIWEMT 

TIIK r.ovra.1. FKIIIIUAUY IS. mo 

THREE 

CAGERS MEET PARROTS TODAY 

"Poly Mighty 

Hy Ed Conn 

Attention, uporl fanh! Poly'* 

d d enough Iun«Ii-il nioiv like "Garry/* -I, VnVnP Fv 

JniyKun'i Winning Kick,' or "One V#O aCIl V OjllK CV 

Minute inute to to Pljy" I'ljy," than a rcca(>ilu- recapitu- n 11 l " 

lation of the events the day before.. 

Get a load of this; "I^well was i 

hciiind 12 tw y midway *'i the third ! 

ciuarter when Howard Dallmar, the \ Mike Voyne. veteran prep haseindian 

!-U»c center, who was held hall coach, is one man at Lowr'l 

on the hviic], iill the last moment w!lai,i wit'i a^Mirunct' that l>»wel| The pole vault, with OeorgvCan- 

^•' ui-.-n- .iiit i" the i-ot.i wat.-ri" I,;,., ,-vi'ry opportunity of winning, field expected to repeat his winuf 

Sin I-'nineifOii Kay. This j* tati'im m is bai-tnl upon the nin-» iifrfornianci* of last year, and 

Mr. Litrhty, the new roach, is «(»•• fuel that the first Itoat is com- with Mulcreavy. will pn>bably yield 

his time and efforts to rosed '-'Hti.rl;* of veteran.* from a rotisidfrabli' nutflber of points. 

"Hip" Russell is playing i;oi.ii training and building up thiM- buy.- last ."ear's -utiad. 1 \n the hijth jump. IXJWCII has 

What Max the te.^m to do? kill at third, ami will iini.rove in M l-cnii.- A-l i..rformers. Ac- With such "ace/' returning from Canfield. fingers. Eichborn. nnd 

Would IIHIIKM UPMTI U.-*. # i,otn hitting and fielding, llowev- nirdintr to Cw.rh Mchty. the sec- \:ifl y».ar'H team as Culver, Bach-' Finlaysen. while Skiten Hoffman is 

Uiuld they powtibly function t.r, he'll have vi>in|>ctt:.'i.., too, otid day of f.ractict* proved vt?ry ntitn, McCtnn, Ctilander. Welcome, j tho mainstay in the broad jump, 

without "Benny* thrcatenmt; frum |{,,d Shaip. who's one of the, uiisut'i csjful *»* all hail achinir Kustiu-.', and Kepon. and up from 1 Hurdlers Grvrr. Schumacher, 

wordi MM ihry ntiivnj do*n court? fastest piayt'rs yn the tt-ain- • miiji'li's from the previous days ]a!tl vear's thirties such men asjan,| y;tchrll are expected to irive 

Alat*. Alai. what would be the result? Mr. .Mr. Voyne. as usual. usual, received reivvd workcut. .Princle, Smith. Hitchcocir. # ai.d 1 pnvn*t of Commerce and any 

Never fear, jtporl fans, the day ton»iderably help this year from 

wait oaed: oaved: Coach Hen Ihuucht c t)K. t)K u^kttball tt:im. tt-:im. In In addition 

and nd ttluuicht ttlht until til fill finally he he found fund go Unlimar, I'aul.ût:, l nnd d Ch Churr>', 

an Id« that wan iiurir to click. The |'auI Harlvs^ ij* making a stnini: 

itixn lanttuaxr. the eoud ull Indian |,;d for a rt'Kular Iwrth nn the nine. 

»'«•'la»l!uai!r. that, it! ' Tht. pitohim.' burden rests 

Ahiie the Myu on the court |anw|y „„ paui Or»i. who, in an 

were pa»»mi! the ball around and | hi „ alar „„, cm,ush 

runninc hack and forth, they re. :;|i.r|SIU.o „„ ,ho mound. Lowell, 

jelved »uch rainmon aiKiu •« lhe,.e '|ik(. rau,t t(.am< mxi, a hkunit 

from toach Neff: tthjn Kenny pj,enel anJ hi, ,.n|Cnl behind the 

rubbed hi» head, and then chawed %£ , , , ^ dctCrmined. Don 

hi. HnsernalU to bit., that meant. 1 By nnw. however, aching mus-|Tully. the crew championship ininlhl,P boys a merrj- run for their 

ctes anr forrtotten, and the team it'-lO appear; inevitable. money. 

Sports Summary 

Taking the court in their initial 

a j u n i o r who throws with hh 

•Try that new Mdelme play, you , f , 'd , k eoml hM it is 

!" (thalV d .irons lansuace., '^d that, like ninny jouth paws 

"""%£" Jl'S ' ild Uh Oi d R lk 

1 The Forecaster 

contest. January l». against a j 

AH Told to Ed Conn 

cocky St. Ignatius quintet, the; Prcjtentine for the second time anywhere that authentic authority 

Cards d displayed d i l d it brand b d of f has- bxs • 'of 

accredited American athletic*. "The Forecaster." (Mama, oh mama. 

ketbail that immediately branded that man's here again!) 

them as favorites for the confer-] (Enter the Forecaster* 

My friends—there's an old saying that *«ys. "You can't keep a 

when he waved his h 

.._ _ . . raging a citation, and »ild. 

i and Ross lack 1 

Ixd by Howard Dallmnr. 0 

matted to score 10 points, c I good man down," so here I am again, you lucky people! After those 

j resounding victories, five out of seven correct "pickens" (if that !H *X" 

then buried hit head in them, that 

bowled the 

meant, **I)o you (really "j I route, but Klven proper >«PIehaved. it might have been six out of sev^n), 

didnt think he wu that harsh) lM'jtl!«- 

| 

micht win a taneball cliam-; , ,„„,.„, ,,,„.„ lh . 

all Lowell (that, of coume, includes 2*>00 students, the faculty, the juni- 

had 

know v iat a defense looks like?". 

I?.'.;i,ion«hiii for Lowell. , has rallied behind "their 

hero" (not Dallmar, but me. "The Forecaster"), and hns given him full 

Third, when Co«h Xeff imitated; 

leeway to do ns he pleases (m-e Mr. I'oUand. you can't ask me for n 

W d 

-•r r "Tii"•".'*• ini> |Il ir poetry to each other. Snap- 

St. Ignatius scored thirteen points. d,,,^,, Hu-man reports that: v\na out of what might lw termed 

Against Lowell he scored one. ,1!iclc from lMt y ,„ lht, fm- style i ];iov.K,| by Bill Kotta nnd Ed Gold-, 

three shots at the basket Ounng sprints; (irnnnis and Heytimn him- i stein debated Bailwa's "michty i 

the whole game. He was guanlcd fcl{ in the 100-yard hrwwt jiittiv men" by the score of 30 to 

(and gunnln! well) by Hark-ss. stroke; Middleton in the 100-yard j HJ, 1 

Irvin of Balboa scored thirteen liaclc stroke, and Beanston In the, Against the (lalilco Lion, Jnn- j 

noints against a strong Sacred 220-ynrd free style. Bolster, f«r-!U;,ry III. I>uwcll nut on the most 1 

Heart team, but failed to score n merly on the Ilo's, is also swim- -tpwtaculnr finish ever witnessed' 

field goal .-.gainst Lowell. He was tiling the 100-yrtnl back stroke. Thu , ;n a name played at Kewir thih I 

nlso guarded by Harlcss. medley irlay will most likely ri?n-' VPar. With the "nee" of both I 

White -ve're in the mood of slst of Scagravo.i doing the free teams on the bench at the begin-1 

doling «mt nluifs. we might as '.veil rtyle: Hcyma.i swimming the | nmjr of the game, nnd with these \ 

do It whnlc-heartedly. So here's brenst stroke, and Bolster finish-;two boys iPai|ing their respective; 

,„ Don nran.,.o. nn,! tmpum. jg gj^ %?* SUiZt^^X !l"Xffll 

for their vtctorics against the D(, IcnOi ncan5ton< nn,i ReÎeure.; )lny for high school Pt>orts. It so j 

Stanford swinimlng team; to Bill The team is complete with the ex- • hnnnens, however, that Itoward 1 

Kotta of the Lowell *.10's for his ceptfon of divers. [ Dnlltnar was much better than j 

[11 the second game of Uieir j it.,, because th" rooms were chanijed). Rememln-r. gentlemen, the early 

schedule, played agan«t Balboa,; fl;ni catches the worm (no connirtinn. however, between "The Forewhich 

could easily k cu.Ied a c^tt,r» atlfi a worm>. 

-.Slceiw-Jroma" or "Basketball in , owr)| Otrr poiyifthnic 

Walu Time."_ Curl Ilnaka prove! -nie Parrot< art. n tr!ckv bunch. 

in I They'll be slaughter"., that's my hunch. 

They'll fight hanl, but to no avail. 

And after the game, the Cards we'll hail. 

(Lowell by five points) 

I.owell O*»r Commerce 

The ambitious Bulldog. Lowell will tame. 

Even Twêdail may get in the game. 

They haven't a chance, so it apponrs. 

Yet strange things hnve happend through the years. 

(Lowell bv ten points) 

Balboa Over St. Ignatius 

Pirates vs. Wildcats should he swell. 

The final victor, it's hanl to tell. 

The wore will IM> clot>i>, close n« c'in bo. 

With the Cues on mp. it weems tc me. 

(Bntlxia by two points) 

Washington Over Commerce 

(The Bulldogs look about us P»MJ«I to ttt snow man looks t" 

the Russians.) 

Calllro Orrr Sacrrd Hi-art 

fHo-hurn, this in boring) 

Pol"!echnlc Over Balboa 

(Ballwa discoverr.1 tt-p'Pacific, but Poly disctwered how to w;n.) 

Galileo Over Mif-ion 

(For IIMSO* 5?i ho\c to do this, apply at room 154.) 

Washington Over Sacred Heart 

(Tne ?r.':ih look green, very green.) 

-stellar marksmanship in his last: In n reply to questions concern- I Trade Sperry. so consequently j 

w ra.nM *«A to Tt«b steveiu of \â his material and the outlook! Lowell was victorious, the score 

the Chronicle for the swell Ifor say?. the "Well mermen. give every Coach team Dclman in being weichts 24 were to 10. less The fortunte, Cardinal losing light- Well, it'? au rovclr until next issue, friends, when I hope to see your 

up he gave Howard Dallmar after the league a fight for the chnm- to the Lion ISO's by the score of cheerful snilka ncniit. 

the Galileo "skirmlBb," pionshlp In both divisions." 30-20. 

Notice: Yes, you Doubting Thomas', those poems arc original.

f oan 

"Orchid Parade"j 

Name Given Prom! 

Colorful! 1'ii turennue! Itcaut!-1 

full Cay! I 

All of these terms describe the i 

Kiting of Wo Lowell acmur dance, I 

January IS * Thin K»y affair hud' 

a colorful background, fur it won' 

held itk tile beautiful Terrace Room { 

uf the Fairmont llolfl. The "Or- I 

chid I'arade." an it wa< called, 1 

*aw many I.4Wellite?» graduates • 

nlunvae, and others enjoying • 

themselves irvmendouMy. The j 

graduates were bubbling over with 

excitement, fur it wan their blp 

day—what with their graduation, 

am] the wonderful senior prom on 

lht* fi;ime cJr.y and but a ftw iiourt 

opart. 

Hut the graduate* were not the 

tr ly otic* uf Lowell tu enjoy the* 

dunce, for every clan*, including 

fre»hmen. was represent ml. The 

mUfic was supplied '•>' Carvel 

Craig ntnl his nrchrstru. A'so 

dancing tit hie tune;- were member* 

of thf faculty. 

Are You an Engineer? 

University Grades 

Made Clear 

Till: I.OWKI.I., FBlmCAKV 1:1. IU4U 

PICTURESQUE PRANCING AT PROM 

Kngim-vr.- mal..- natural f.,n.-. 

work for rn.inKrtidV UM 1 . TO be an! 

eiuriiieer Vitu mu'l learn niat)>" 

matics, pliysii.-, and cl»'mi*t«-ry. If 

you like the.-e hard subjects and ( 

undi-istnnd ll:\ in thfm in high "f »••'"'•""•' l£ ' " " 

M-hiH»I. it may be wise for you t«» + J;' " '" 

to a 'iiiivi-ri'itv mid train for!' 1 

. Mr*. Hjn.' 

have Thurm. anil -Mr. Mm.roe. I (»l=* r right: '"".'r HiMlm: ary (ail, s vrriilan , 

.l Vox" IVnlrf I'orl Itaaka und J»«»nrllc llnmill rr.lhile with Mr. and Mrs. Itt-n .Neff. 

||!,h Tnlppinaan and IM M Haft at admire am ppiam.t 

W.UI.T n»t..li..*. l.»».-r r:uhl: CJ^rse J«^-n. 

Sil . and d Ji Jimmy » »onn.-rt t nil il «-ti|»>ing |i ^ llnrj I Bit IT. 

Thai • '"" 

S;'£ni'&^£Si CVr/ Featured on New Student Body CardE. Clark and Williams 

Head Council Groups 

If you like engineer.** wurk ur.l bur the .'ir.-i time since 

are handy with tools, and want to Jewell began, there will be 

be an engineer all rigi.l but can't J the. picture of a girl t'li the 

iiiuke A's und U's in matlii!i.ia.ics. I utoilent body c.tnis 

und physioi and the in t> I fry, g»i tu jMble 

for this feat ii- i'arl 

a technical college after you grad- liaaka, tin- new treasurer. The 

uate from here. Don't waste your cards \.--nt o» salr February 

time ,-ind your parents' money trj- 7, at the u.iua! price of .«> 

in;; tw get intu a university. A cents. UP to February y the 

good technical M.JIOOI '.* the place following classes were 100 per 

for you, and if you learn what it cent itt'Tttitle it body: loo. an. 

can teach you, and you get along and ;;;»;;, 

Marge Clo.-e ha.' the distiiuioii 

,;{ being the first girl to 

riut-hanic after abuut five k-sign a student body card for 

,, . , , , I I.uwel\ Along with being tin- 

1! re are thV special cn.ens. :,nd. perhaps f> , l: \' m ' 1:1 Vtiiwnt intfiids to enter 

uports etlitor. Alv.n Heyinau. and visit M.mf of the other schools! 

J - !• '" tht- fall. She wants to 

girls i«port.« editor. Anita Ames. Mr. Airth. a new member of the ] *' J1 " f " r «»•»'-• new Lt.ild ! nBH atj 

. The June MO Red and White will,'Uwell music staff, is a graduate ^'"î 1'ark. 

M Ul \ 

ne one of the inggc,. of all edi-! of the University of California. Hay Milton said he could L-ive 

5UX a n^! Wl nlt beC . ttU // "W 10 un 5? I ! ^' ^ming to Well hewa!^ or three rt-iwuni for rettrn-1 

Kually large art «taff, The staff, mt-sic innnictor at Aptos. Kverett. |'"«. "I know one goo, on.- " J.! 

With Wo Scroll and l» meet ing* i The University of California 

already havini; Iwcn held, the Jtcholnrships for freshmen yield 

Scroll has decided on the theme; between $100 and *2fl 

ttrtat a success as the lout one. [dent activities 

1 ?* 

nhyj 

]n\ j.• 

Rare Flowers 

Cultivated By 

Mohr, Hetzgher 

Orchid irmwjnu i* unually left 

to botanists- and horticulturists, 

!mt \Varr«n Mohr and Ed Hellk'her, 

hotti I/jwelHttK, grow orchids 

iijt n hobby. 

Werrcn Itceamc interested In orchid.i 

as a hobby after collcctlnjc 

pictures of the rnrv flower. He 

Kent to different countries for cat* 

alog* of the various typcx. War* 

ren sal'J the books are very inter* 

estinir because of the foreign Ionimages 

und tK price ranges. 

Friend* of his gave him the 

plants, Wnen interviewed. War- 

J ren suid that otchi'l plants arc to 

, delicate thnt the slightest change 

< in temperature or humidity will 

• Mop the flowers from blooming. 

The temiK'niture must 1M; kept bej 

tween •">(' ami T.'i degrees, und a 

' very humid climate mtwi picvail. 

This cIlaracteristic is what makes 

| the fluwi-r *o expensive. 

' Tlii* plants bloom once* a year, 

!and Miirt'time.-f us many an 1U 

• flower.* blouin im MM- plant. War* 

I ren has had red orchid* besides 

''ho usual color btit has never had 

] thi! most expensive variety, the 

whit orchid. 

I According to Mohr, qiiito a ftw 

•tion of nrchit 1 grower:, he ..aid. 

At nre.-fiii. Warren \* busy with 

plan* for hi.t green house, which 

v.i)! fee completed in about a 

trioi'tb. If

ixr 

By Koberta Fnlen 

Subieft: Double Talk 

The learned .Mr. Webster defined 

u twin us on-. 1 of two petrous 

closely related by ties of liir:h and 

rt'sit tnlil:inco. A pair of twin.-, he 

concluded. Is Made up of two dielini-i. 

nearly related trnd iqiml 

members. 

La.«t wfi-Ic ffiiittEl the l.nrra*isi:il 

Lowell staff* roving reporters 

roaming from registry to registry 

seeking net* of twins. Unwittingly 

foiling hundreds wlm every tiny 

attempt to tfLinguish l>etween 

thinatT,in comprist- the .'tli twins 

nt I^w.-H. 

Th*» Lnnelnnil twin*. R.-ttv and 

Loi«. are wfl] known for I lie D-nniim-nt 

part they piny in schnol nr. 

tivifir*. Roth. !»ivnrdimr t" ^tr. 

(Contimied on Paci' 1. Col. 1) 

Lowell Calendar 

March 13 — Debating pn»- 

Kraro. 

March 14—Krcshmnn rct*eption. 

March IG—Stanford aptitude 

te.«t. IU'H only. Own-baM, 

Lowell \-5. Sacred Heart. 

March 16-21 — Winter Vacation. 

March 2G— Baseball. Lowell- 

Commerce. 

March 20—Block I. dance. 

Baxeball with St. Innatiu.«. 

April 1—April Fooln* Day. 

April 2—Baneball. Lowcll- 

Wnshinjrton. 

April &—Itanrb.II. Uw«||. 

MiMlon 

April 0—Baseball. Lowell- 

Galileo. 

April 12—Bnncbnll. LowoIN 

Balboa. 

April 19—Bueball. Lowell- 

Poly. 

FRESHMEV 

RECEPTION* 

.MARCH 

II 

DOUBLE TROUBLE Six Card Seniors Play Final Game Today 

\ When Lowell Meets Sacred Heart Cagers 

Lowell and the 

A. A. A 

.Should b.uvll withdr.r.v 

from the A. A. A.7 

This iiuestioii has cunie. up 

many tiiue>, particularly daring 

the last year. After discussing 

the tiursti.iu from ati 

angles, it has been decided 

that Much a move at this time 

would be exceedingly utiwi«i\ 

Hi-art Hi' tht- wlmk> problem 

is >imply this: I>iwell 

M-its nu.re tickets to the 

i;ame* tbau any other school 

in iIn- league. Hut is IA-WI-11 

itlln\\v;l to keep the motley 

her own stt:ili-:Us pay ? Yes. 

Hut tlie gate receipt* money 

is divided among the seven 

public high ccliimls. Fortunately, 

Ij)well hellji more 

tickets in -chnu] than any 

itthei high M-liuul, so we have 

a little advantage there. 

We still must split ur 

lotiil with th high praise for ynnr 

fme support. Ymi ?upport 

vnur team at the gamos. You 

support vnur team when. a« 

buyer?* of student body cards. 

over 90 per tent Join the «tudent 

Ijody. And you take the 

situation with good grace. 

In ?pitc- of n situation 

many of UR consider unfair, 

we remain in the A. A. A. 

hoptnc thnt. in the nnt-tonfnr-dislnnt 

fiitu'f. there will 

be a "N>w Deal." 

ED NORMOYLE, Editor. 

Cast Picked for Term 

— What A \ 

Reception For Frosh 

Brings "Stars" 

: To Lowell 

Today, Sacred Heart vs, Lowell. 

Tomorrow, und every day until 

! 1041, high school basketball will be 

: absent from Kcxur pavilion. 

t Lowell has now cinched second 

! place in the league standing, a po- 

! sition which it hasn't held for six 

* years, having previous!'' held top 

While peeping through the key r "ATTIK: end of today's game, thu 

ho!« dur.ng one of the rehearsals Cards' first t\x men will turn In 

for the freshman reception, to be; t)]t![r uniforms nevev to don a 

held in the auditorium Mnrch 14, i^well baskutbull suit again for 

genuine tloradoni_ .sextette, •_..-••-• - • — 

Sextette straight from the 

. Mr|>lirr*li Htlil II. >lrl>)irr*

TWO 

THE LOWELL 

•d by th* Annwiated Student* of Lowvll Hitfh School 

1800 Hayes >:tit*i>t, San Kran-.-I*ro, California 

I* II. S. S. A. .Member* Free 

-, font ml ('iilit'ornia ScholnMic Vrvna A.^wiatlon 

BDlTOlt 

Arwi>ciati< Kditor. 

Sport* Kdiior 

Clrtit' Sport* 

Clulw 

Circulation Mann 

I tar bum Hi-nn 

Ann IlWitmn 

Art (*!u>n 

Cliarli'K Imvl* 

rli Ol 

lluk'l 

ttoUTt:. Fule 

Jim Wrllcr 

l-*,iriitl>- Ail\i,.r 

STAFF 

...EM XOUMOVLB 

Witrri'n Unna 

' ' Kd Conn 

."""... .'.....'.'. Kallnksn 

Coll 

l y Mm* l>ni** 

William ('itlilrnf 

IlKI'OftTKKS 

I'u'wrt V'mliiynuii 

I'ntii fmn 

llt-ili Fo»lt>r 

If tit Ornv"* 

Skil'f* Hoffman 

EHz,itwth Kitrhni 

Ihirothy Lam: 

Tin i/iml>:inli 

Hill .Mniminc 

IturriKt-' MCOHII 

Pat fVt.'rs 

Nautili Shitm 

Hal r'ilvt'tÛ'in 

•K'tui Scrimnitiria 

Sprout 

llvtty Strirujfic 

•Jr. .1. «'. I'M 

THE ..OVtEUL. MARCH 8, 

Counselor Suggests . 

Habits for Study 

Z. ' i 

Murfiiri 1 'Jl«.-n letu-r to my fan*: , fimry' W It. O. buy* taki 

\\y 

ftalvnniiTvr 

1 pride 

An Han .to was n-t'inrHlvd by ' in our hair the Mine tn th«i prls, 

L2 Ooiiiwi'lor '.tonif 'if hi* friend* tu K» •"> aji'lfUM- try and RC. uftt* put in. W« 

Whi'ii iti« KJmW on yuur rciwrt tiiur. IM" mm"? ii w«ultl I* ton. would u|ci- -'';•"'''•, 

cuH diiwiiw.iiu y«»u. •'''lf***X4iiniiii*ti«iii man! I "trri- with yr>u~y»* IndcKl. 

ini.iv n-v'-ai tin- fuvi that you an: Kit what •••ully will In; super m Miu.y art- tin 1 tinni, I vvouUI UKQ to 

'IIIK Mittf f-iir with yfursrlf In th(n tlv »i>|tv'in-n my 

.1. A 4: ytiiir-t-H ;i few «|» (lli - mak.- :U Va-«ar. (And I «l«n t curly li-k>. Mayiiv i^nitMioily wili 

likr th"-iv > mean t>ut.iitl ino 

1 

nota-cablc example of this wa> a iwent rally. UIH-JHISI; »f llw ti.'J' ,.r -lV.-,,? ' j j ; ^ , , , , ; * ^ ti,,."i!,.,t. ' ' -l^- V 

selfishness uf a a few who insist on tulkiiiL', talking, or iin»'iiriir Stuili-nt: .M:iyl>t- tlw r»-;iM'i, v-'u i-an'i open 

faculty and student officers the fi)-o,M-ratinii they ask f»»r.' 

M-iili/** it i- 'Ti-ltv i'«ild ilovn your Im'ki-r in the rr.or-i:!!,; i.» ym 

Help tlitr Scroll iiml L and l!lm-k I. !«.y* WIH-II ilu-y uA .vmi l»I, 'I'".'."",!,,.' 1 "," „,/ M, \':r ,,i'ii!'"""• Wlly l|l '"' t v "" " v:lr ;1 '"•'' •"" •"" " l "'" v '" M "" ""' """••' l «- < - 

lie tiuict at n rally i.r to pick lip si.mu |I.I|»T in tin- ysnl. I.i-f:= | li.Vr.i.v' M.i.lf. ..r, l...îra. «;,, : ;V,|..';; l "iV r Ji;.,1-,"i,""|:, 1 ,'i t 1| ''S' |, „£ " miSii','t,. y '! ! ,v''i'! : 'iiJ;!ir'' V f-K 

all L'S. I tut di'fs 

f it*y, l>i'-v liii 

it'. Hoy, 

ti:imr 't Tluit i», in ;i »:i;,'. ' pear 

drill will he lonjr and drawn out in order to nit o:;t si»nie ehi**s !•>'•I.CIW.T.V 

iliti. 

! If >i>u iin I'lt-'i 

poorer and [worer. 

iiis. I a-^'' • 

Bob Hnnftcn. wake 'ip! ThereV I n crosswoi 

a Rirl with the same Ian name n.t\ nnn 

Kthvl: "Weli. Jimmy and I sat 

, , ---• -t* It last nicht. and JimiM* cot 

with a fountain twint on his trousers." 

yours who vfould like to know 

better. Well, ....... you 

that'* thirty 

He: "We're -omlnc to a tunneL 

Tor today, folks. I'll be back soon, ifrty Little Johnnie: "Uncle, does Are you afinld? ' 

father like to watch you play foot- 

with a new line. 

ball?" 

She: -Not If you taie tb»t 

ciuar out of your month."

faw 

Mj Ed Conn 

/,ttentioii. jr-nrt far*! Till* > 

yd"** last *'h:ince! Ai'ier today t* • 

came Mweett the Cardi* and th.»! 

Inch, the portals of Kexnr pnyil-i 

Ion elr.se for another year or. Inch 

jchoo! basketball. 

In -*tmimrtrizi;iir thi 1 past HCT ( 

5i'Tl. Coach Neff 

I wjye. "Thi* hat* 

| 1w?n rjie nf the 

-t y?nr* ever! 

J fur cacw compe- j 

I t i t i u a : the; 

| scores have 

the interest ha« 

Iweil hif:h. With 

-,_ c" tmmm.m *ra* th« tmnw nf 

'SJ.^ 1*1 Conn iii!:tori, and Pol- 

(ui"*l|»* •. ".ei'lmie practically "" »i even 

lf !trV.*'^ I' 1 r - !l } : - !«»«"" l":t- N^n l.lenty 

" J ^ '•"*; Kuuianx IJeclar.* War «n '.111 Crew 

^">.*.,'' 1'i.r jt.ttr nivii 'ifi.l'ttioti, all 

*•' *••-'* I-"\ -Hit*-.- an- hereby tm;ed to -i- 

•*• litC"* 1 ' csiri ira*" ma-k- and learn the 

** >l*!*"? whe calioiil 1 * of l«iitihiiro.if .-iiel- 

: r^s. ^ l '* ler*. |w'r;ni-"- ivc an- fared with a 

^JV'Js It >H I'ftan a f.w week.-* airo, 

J^ *•'•» when "iir lii;Iutvi a ic;. 

"CT 

-• u*:! 

ttt" 

it:ht crew while 

out p •ii'.-tieiiiir in il"" hay, proceeiied 

t m-nnl :i KUMI.UI "•• mer. 

whiili 1..1- n-stirnr calmly i our 

R " - harlior. 

-*. '^.i 

'^••t- 

And .'.'ii f.'ii lit'lievi' it--the at- 

^'^•£.m;•r r '!f^ ; ^:n^•Killkv; '•'•'-•' lt>ft! i< " ulis s1ir •-.^: 

- 

wlni ;n-ik Kn-Sian. U-ftnldlcl' '.I'-' He..inait; n-nirl: 

""-—-.•; tcriiH. l*i.-t> were -hal:en arid 

' '•> Sr: ^ 

•Mm 

I»'M it* L-.i' 

It all r- l.Ûv will uiii.l ui< l.v 

fiiir.i; t-> u-rm * wish :i 

Put'l of ,,„ _ - 

Maestri ai« center and Pan! Har- 

Ii>*-- of I»wel! an I Bob O'Rourfce 

of Rnllioa ns cuaidpl'luc 

Depftrtment 

Here'.s a huzzah m Gene Clark, 

Klnr |/iw«'H *niler. who i»-rrnitied ,..,..,.. . ,rm 

two fellow harriem to win their ':!' ri ">- urm * 

THE LOWKM. MARCH 8, 1.11(1 THREE 

SPORTS PARADE 

•>, and ,M)er>.; upper rittht; •.wiinminj; t 

rave; If.WIT left: "printers Silva, 

Panl- >n. (heiri, ltus-i-ll. Simmon-. lEesli-r. 

Cards, Sacred Heart 

Begin Swatting 

March 15 

Lowell'* Cards, runners up for 

the bjtuvbai] title durinir the liuit 

two yearn, open their ocuHon this 

y-nr ntcairi*! a Iiard-hittlnff Sacred 

Heart nirifi at Seul Stadium, 

Friday, .March 1.1. 

Although the Iri.ih lost the 

leiifrue'K lendlnc hitter In Ilud 

IVamvich, they have always Wen 

atilu to put up a otru^gle wht-n* 

ever t'le.y vft;:uuriter the Indians. 

Thr* Canh>, with muinntays 

Howie I»allfl).'ir a fid IJob Paulson, 

t>i>th hold overs from last year's 

, uil-eity team. Mliould rule a> fn- 

. voritefl. Paulmm'5 bnttrrs* mate, 

• who will hand!.: the mound chores, 

will h« the lithe pitcher, Paul Orxt. 

1 Ur?i has* yet to lak'.- the hill wenr- 

'• i»:r a (.'HVi-H uniffirm, but he came 

'here with a darzlirtu' junior hiifh 

1 niord, etirht wint auain.-: ont- I»mt. 

Tno.-i- fit;ini'S jipeak well tiiuiiifh 

Inr nnv iiileher. 

Thv îinri.-l'ip i.r.jlit.-iii, .jh«;iys a 

' headarhf to -Mike Voyni 1 . will ha 

ike Orsi. is an ex-juninr hiyh ."tar. 

|)urin^ the winter league at . v ':itter a neat 

• :iC I. 

OutHehl SimiiK- 

This year. Lowell hn< oil.- ..f the 

hi .-t outfields ditfen tjvely. Unit 

, Cherry. Paul Hnr'"Ie.«^, and "Pea- 

•rut" l£'*slf*r. arc thr? piny**'* n»« 

.sp..nsili|f for that. Cli.-rrv. Coleman. 

Ili*j*k'r. Orsi, and .John Pre- 

' vol»-. a utility infieldcr. have annthtT 

year of tea pie comp. iiti"n. 

Tin- Card.** ftartmt' iinv.ip will 

. I>ick-»n nnd;j(,.: the infield—Datlmar. Mprruc- 

•Id. and Hoff- ti. C..ln:an. ,-md lUnêll. Outfield 

--H.iieN'fis, Cherry, and KeMer. 

1'ir-rhir.tr. Or. J i. and catvhinir. I'uul- 

indrniu-fi -wainpril tin- 

I., tin- luriv nf •

FOUR 

THE LOWKI.L. MARCH S. 

Debating Funds to Be Book Issue of Library Year Book Pictures | New 

Raised by Program! Averages 600 Daily! Nearing Completion 

In onk-r to nay cntrnnct! fcon, 

judgeiT few, ami league dues, tl't* 

member* of the Lowell Dtbatinc 

Society will present n protrrom of 

dec lamnt inns. Mnrcli 13, thinl and 

fourth period*. 

Third iK-rioit, Jetty Kilty will 

present -Homecomin*": K U c n 

Shnnk, "Honey": and Lois Longlaml, 

"China Illue Eye*." 

Fourth pt.riod. Frank Quinn will 

present "Hope*": Fran Harrison, 

"Eliznbvtl. and EKKCX": Jerry Kilt;*, 

"Exit DiK »» 

civt'ii to thf i-. "t Play- 

1 M 

Au»vint; that "lt> noiat- i" i'-" V*i-t'>ry. havniL- .''0 pupils. 

i-rK. Th. contest i*4 iftN'n t :.]'.. U 

vorv Monday jtftt-r .'.cho(.l. 

i," they Aiverditur '» Mi."*! lb-r Iran, the Two Bi'jdvntn of Lowell have visin 

a tin*- I'tijitls in trie- ytnff ar- ;i',l v-nry tat- jtL theven weeks there. 

Italian cla" c , hani:i "} llcxcc ' 11 th:it EIIu flnrwy IVntlnml. president of [ 

the .Motion pic tun. Club. .«tatf«l' 

that thi- int-mberR of the- club are' 

all liri-iHod opi-rator*. They ."linw-, 

>* ""'ifhtlv Killer s.-H-nc.. [lUtunv for the teachers, 

wati. Their sisters friends apeak, their te:M1L-r* an- at :, I,(,, in tellto 

tliem, then wonder why they re- .: ihein ' apart, — fbey -,,'rf \w-:\ . 

cetve «uch blank starw. It's all 

nnrt of bitini* a twin. 

Itiiâlic urtd Tlierf.^,. Zieclf.- 

Hob and Jack Conway don't look ' Adam*. th.Vr 

ntikf, but th.-y are the second «el knnws whirh 

1 • •-li.ilf. A i • tf 1> nr I* tn »nv 

' li.MlU.tllf,. 

• tuiU-ttt • " 

Thi. liiNt pii-tun: shown was ;„.• n-h,,,-.,. ;.:,r. Kr^h'nwn inrr..- 

"Mien. n-opinii Animal I.if.v" Tl:.' i--t-i« i.r,- .M.VIIMI. - ;.n.i h.,\,- n.< v..t- 

•,'.h-r officers art' Kd Slu-rmiiii ' 

•ec rotary. 

r "'" 'i'i;uif> nt* t.rtn* munt !••• 

wi-iit. anu I-I,,,I,I.. schmi.it:i" i ,!," i ;,i'.! i: ! i JHr"s ir P.J--J.

7*?. N'n- 3 Sun Krancinco. California. An HI 12. IiMO Founded January. 

'Ellen Shank chosen [The "Aldrich Family" will arrive here 'Lowell faces Balboa 

V Valedictorian; Art May 14 with Henry, the problem child in baseball b game 

Aronsen, Historian 

*'\Vh« „"£.'] today at Funston 

for the graduation rxrrrioes to be 

held in The Opern House. June IlJ 

„ „ , „ jThe 101 mrmlHTN of the Hffljor j 

Durhii* tin' past three wccl-S our 'April 3. i 

24 Ha{{ rcnoriers have canvimed > Seven Compete for Offiiem 

every I«owell rt'ctatry rcKitn on the 

subject tif students nnd their aututu 

hoist'les.* vs K 

ily ll iittf iif of the Air.eriraipp 

favorite imstimc i nctiiitie*. 

The r«'ru!t! i of tiur survey proved 

Many in Accidents 

Of r..tir«». th"rc ii. a lm"i side to 

every i«t*iry and ;t dangerous >ido 

to every hiilihy. Over 2S0 I^twi-11 

students l:avi- IK'OII in accident. 1 ", ;!•"> 

while ilrivinir. 

Our in'i't.-ni 

su]iili»-«i with fat.-I Over ;>b stu- ,.„. 

dent!' have their own cars and over tl.r', 

l'. ( 0 drive family can", or at Icasi. „ 

have Ut-cn*e«. 

IInt 

Running ai*ain>* K'len, who is 

from reiti.itiv :!ui. wore Kntherinr 1 

Gkifkides and Fr.;nk Kast. Iwth of! 

•Hi:;. Arniiseii, 211, WHS victorious • 

01 er Dorothy MoKenzK 21.'!; I(udolph 

Kuhn, II'.'1; and Princes! 

Ifuhlinn!, ["I*. Kllen U tho third 

irirl ever to lie a valedictorian nt; 

rîM-ell. The last on* 

I ki't*"--Th«' I/iwell in 

:he thin) OIK*. 

Il-irdi'r tu write, thin ntylt 

is ('.'iiiyinj; coiisuiiiption of 

va*t •luautitie.f of aspirin by 

tvimrtiTr 1 . \s 11 Wf.rth thr 

fffurt? P11 ymi lik«' it? Ij-t 

tht! li'tter-l»ox voiii 1 for premlrr of 

Lowell IJltlc Tr 

hide. Tt-e rddlo family, with its at 3:70. I la 1 boa, the 

olfrtprinjr, Henry, who [* 

kwn locally nn Joe 

' Hoth are .i(M) hitter?. 

" 

your 

eomnit'nt^ru and con!!! 

alcd Er champx, were expected (o be wesk> 

belter known locally a* Joe Culler f 'h«n lost neonon becatwc they 

will at t >f f MU 

Clifford Ooldsmith'it spirlled come-j'c^cj1''nn aif'Viiy*imtn. * 

dy. Openlne on the morn'ng r.f j Gcnc HJI^ ,he Buc mentor, nat- 

Tui'ttday, .May 11, Director Col*; utally counts on improvement 

land* latent extravn(fun/j| it* MIIMI • f^-m holdovers. Walt Jordan, 

to run Ihrouch Wrdnesda, nnd ;f«*her; and IMc Davis, first lose 

Thursday morning, climaxint* with 

n M 

a final P.*T. A. benefit perform- 

* 

ance Friday evening. May 17. le/'u'c'^favoreif .VlSio'n^tho 10 *ro 

New Sound E'fectH rated even-money apainst the Card 

i The entire three-net play has as "'WTKers. 

I its Net tint; the uffk'e of the school ; I>iWvI!V tmtterv. cnnilM>sed of 

[principal. Sink-e Mur.a»er Bill | JJ U ' P'. r ' na PV'J'""^"^ 

' Majors has plannrd :iome nen £;/ |*r^jj *Il.'L'Vt 'acnirisi f 

suund effects which promise to be • Hfari. fannet) it; latter.*. 

dynamic. The orij-innl play con- • simrt of the leairuo ri-cnnl. 

lerninj- hiirh school life mn on; 

Street's rival. Uruadway, : 

Two 

?aul- 

'ion h* just roundintr into form and 

hitting at •VX) JUT cent. Dall- 

, • „. . • )r , •• mar. llrown. llus.ii'll. and Cherry 

rjim«' a Mtciesl the. over one hundred dollar*. 

," ,T in KnTnTi ib 

u-ell-kmm-n «nd exceptionally por>-! vvonls rant: lhV»uKh room 101.' A ira«t onrairV "what\ your erm will open 

Ular Pnmanan. who pa-scl awny in April 3. .Mr. Tucker's blnhM\tJf]nS^'w^û!dSSu 

that city *evi;ral vcvkn n 

stitute. August 2.'t: I.abor Day. 

Pulu Alto. April ti. Comim. September L 

44 include a Pan-American Day pro- 

Plans are completed for the 

urain held here in (tchool, April 15; 

April 1*7, at St. Marys, a C. F. F. 

new girl's gym"said architect 

i-oiivuniion; and, to close the season's 

foical activities, the C. S. F. 

of the city. Mr. DodlCe Kudy. in built on the front of the buildim:., dance, June 7._ These events^have 

an interview at the Cily Ball. Speakers will be able to address been planned by President Gloria 

April 3. 

Meyer. Vice-I*resident Bobby Har- 

Even thouch the plans ore fin- {W» 

the «tiB special mmiui student 

balcony. u...i.u..,. body at rallies from 

n A c..^.^., shelter. 18 ... • ter. Secretary Virginia Thompson, 

{shed, the date when work will be- by 53, at the west entrance rf the [ under the faculty sponsorship 

gin Is unknown. That is up to the Kym. will be provided with the of Mr. R. W. Moore. 

The H3 dance will Hoard of Education. 

benches lining the wall. Girls will) v'niuntM»r r 

The farm will be located to theu 

».t_ • 7 i i. :_ .».- .v..t... i \oiumerr L. 

be a super-colossal west and joininR the boys' eym. 

Doom joininc the two syms will be 

Affair when the dance IIMCM blare made HO they can be opened. n»*k- 

oot next Friday. 

ini- the boys' and R{rfo* cym one. 

Theme of the dance IK being The buildinc Itself will bo 70 by 

withheld from everyone, including 87. the floor will be M by M. and 

the press, bub when questioned the locker room will also b" 84 by 

about It, 113 President Jerry Arn O» 

pleparth's twinkling eye* Indicated There will be fiftyfivc showers 

It would be Ion* remembered. The and sixteen lockers will open Into 

dance committee Includes Jerry each shower. Additional lockers 

Applemrth, Ccrrv Krill, June Rob- line the wall. 

em. Bob Vnyssfe, Annes Tru- The general finish of the sym 

mure, June Lrffit, Don SIcKee, will be the same as that of the 

and Harold Blmrose. 

boys'. However, A balcony will be 

1 : Admission Day, SeptemlKT 

!*: Armistice Day, November 

II; Teachers' Institute, Novctnl»er 

ai; Thanksfrivintr. N'ovembcr 

^1 and 22; Chrititniai* Vacation, Docember 

'i'( to January 3. Tbi* 

spring tenn wilt open January 27r 

ll'll. 

be able to cat lunch in the shelter 

ilunler Cotchcfl 

In rainy y weather. A special »p«lal in- In- 0!»"» >'"• •r. , Kotaro Mural, 

K °'?'° k. > 

n mom ri hv if. an an. Hnrr>' Biittimer, Jeannctte uian- 

S 11 by b 14 andd 

j^r Gcrdn Meyer Hnrold Davis, 

l 'ill 

part of the new gym-to-be. 

The estimated cost lit $130,000. 

Miss Flynn and Mr. Stephens 

have something to say about the 

mm. too: 

ME«s Flynn: "It's certainly going 

to be wonderful and Isn't coining 

*, minute too soon for our needs." 

Mr. Stephens: M The Lowell paper 

received a third 

place rating ratng in i it* CI In n th the six 

rr> Biittimer, Jeanctte i 

th teenth annual l Columbia, Scholastic h l i 

y 14 and aj^r. . Gcrdn Mey 

Press Association's contest. The 

Meyer. Hnrold Davis, 

also 'will hi Gwendolyn dl Miller. 

contest was held n month fciro andT 

Mil E M ^ 

tb ncr, ner nnd and Vern Vera Kr Krick In are the C. 

h Aônxorerf by Columbia Univer- 

S. F. volunteer coaches for this 

sity. 

term. 

Senior pins row on «ue 

Mr. Monroe Toent East for £1.00 at 12G Post street

TWO 

THE LOWELL 

Published b/ the Associated Student* of Lowell Hitch school 

If00 Hayes Street, San Prnncisro. California 

L. II. S. 3. A. Member* Free 

Member. Central California Sdiolartfe Press Association 

STAFF 

EDITOR. . ED NORMOYLB 

AoAOcUle Editor „ „., Warren Unnii 

SporU Editor.. „ „ -_ EtI Conn 

Girl*' Sparl* _ Katinka Gnllln 

Club* „ -...Ik-It)' 3I«* I.ewt* 

Circulation MitfiafT-T „ William Coiilvntz 

THE LOWlXi., AI'Kli. 12. 1340 

rr> T ..i T r 1 Nurses are useful 

Teepee , Tattle „ , . Tales , , in &eir ;BM well an in own hiMpllaU. homI'crhmp* 

HEI'OKTEKS 

Narbara Ht*nn Jim Welter Hill Manning 

Ann Ilowmun Robert Finln>»on Ilo-nice McCouk 

Art Cohen Pntti Finn I'at IVtri* 

Charlca Davif Herb FOWIT N'aomi Slialn 

Pauline DeCnrlo Ukraine liius Hnl Silvers :ein 

Hugh Dormody Dill GrnvtJ Jean J?nnn«! 

Roberta FateR Skiir* Hoffman Gtnriii Sprou 

Elizabeth Kitchen 

Dorothy Lnr.jr 

1 We'll tret in yuur hair, ;; h 

And we'll nit there and stare, , T^ S,Scl"crU!y ,. „ UM-louT' &, "U" h^hX^ 

(But we'll know all about you, |in/r u liking to SKylinc whom I hey brlnj* up. Children 

jSiujclei*, coujuej*, steadies and v/liitj We've been scouting around [»well whone mother tr was u a sond sod none one 

hiivc you. 'to find the best examrii of puppy art' apt to hare an eitr* good 

Seen at tliy freshman rcctpt'îilove. Weil, we've found it. Our t.l-ii In lif A nur*.e'* trainlnr 

dance: Corinnc Ctayton, one of' ciiiulidnte* are I»rnnne "AK Heiman I t l Th i fild 

. 

Hetty Srif 

1'ia L 

i-tilty -\.lv:,..r . W I'.i 

iIe V man ,tli(j.io new au'ihumoren, making the utul i>ietc . Ah spnnjc. 

in always awful. There i- a field 

fu, ' nurBM aUo, 

iStujf Jtne tftnj-j-er. I'd Kta^cer ' " • 

l"-'uiii.-f of lln; Wfiither. Hev. He',-,i:l,[ I hut kts* thy hand ,ij. JJabo Hiuh School (•rmlustion KM|Uir«! 

.Ims a iiiev i-a; 1 , t'»'. What rut'tv*. : !•,«•-;.' twn tlrl.. that hav« t>c«n health, and with ti-*»th in aood rtthe 

hundredth in the KOllitls who's so snimt hr i!-M-*lt't Imvo "> v , n u ? v aI . ul f 'KUr.'ji \."r the, v..rJ:.. _pi.|...,n..t,ni.- n.*:, Th.-. W.tfa>'?n ,..r for two ywm m I.in-or or «aw 

" •". *"••" ••«•"••» *.t..-ii...». "iV M» vou know ariyunri: aiKiUt it. ;.;r- rail tiiem Uremia and Coftfna. .Mi-.roM.-irc t« n'rommeri'if'i. al'.linyeh 

L»CS it jret them ; liiiui? Jean Itilovich was the aii-irtatn Adams was learning how to j ho?nit:il< still take Hkelv candi* 

k onsv pnoiii'h Fvrrv ^tinli'iit in h-rh I ?\' vr "' l '" urtm Imvo 

t he f 

uf tilt* vi.rJ'i, 

... . Why do know nriytjiirt: alKiut it. 

they chctt. anil what does it jret them? 

? ICilih h 

The first question i; _. . _.. .. . . 

'y I*«rt«-r"* and Bob.lriv,. on Crissv Fiflil while a plar.*» • tlnt.'.« wt'.hout thi.« qualificatim. 

school—consciously or i.s not—(we'll eat>> emnign. put r.\i that r\ in .-HHILIH to satisfy HI n«/nu-)H.rry'.- ail m the la.m uvuu of i>ie «-a- trvimr to land for fiftcun min- , r- 

hair-splitters) is working for marks. What they uniijrhoine Kxpvi'i , fay.-: • of atn-ntinn t,> .lane HIair lately. 

on that little white card is more important to them tran what / 

they 

iit.tr 

—only 

The Letter Box 

cot 

and you caii'I carry n stack uf'pupcr throiijrh life with you. •'*•:?."• Ali: 

rt r 

** uuiu 11 "v |H»!">ii'ie ui JMU : 

ALI. 

Ytm *H't tmt ttt a erntivc r.aictli/ what \um jn/t tutu it and other lijjlu in room Jisr Ii is 

if al! you put out is a little itiKCiitiity in thejrentk* art of crib- lilirl * in V 1 ' 1 ' 1 " 1 - 1 • ll: ' VL ' hiul to cei Dear Ali: 

bing—oh, yes. you'll jrot 100. And what you've really Rotten f'jjl 1111 -- since t ,,riiT t What C'IUP"'!« in hiirh school irivr 

1 cirl th»- best iirop.irntion? You'll 

:ot like thv Hst l>ut here it '»: 

Alcebni. jreomct ry. chfiuin'ry, 

ihv«ic!i. L" .S. hi.«ti>ry. one year 

•ai-h; frc-hnnil ilrawins.'. typintr. a 

'• war rath »ir at Ifiist. :i term: Eritr- 

111 •*h. f"«r year*, with »omf oral; 

'' fon-icn l:inciiii'-'i* ni li-a?: iwu 

war.*. l'hy.-ioI'iKy? No. Junior 

tcolli'ire, jlaU 

1 lhv crcw h:ivc 

in-'i.-i» %})',H n-F**.' 1 citlK-ce. :m i hospitals 

w:ml to tfach you the I.itt-s: tli-** 

i iiwrii*^ tlit'm=c|vt«, in their o*vn 

«vay; but they want J'"u to come 

corrwponds exactly to that 100— my i-ffort^ won't bo 

i" rain? FISHY. 

Students mukiiin hiph honor count." complain because Y«U* ««irt»° th .:'* '*' < ""cl'V/V.. nr_nir.Hi fir ,h,. .„ 

...w wilt t.» t. ,i • iVnr N'uver Mind: .ttrni? Other schooN (five tht'ir 

L itui^ AM* ,'M*I?I rI>OIJ» LOT OLFitr 

«ym tcnchtT, to cnll a certain num- 

(iwr, and e»ch year with unfailing 

{number only to bo aiuwcre/by ilj?!. 11 ' 1 

; voice at the oiher end of tbe wire 

r 

it fur hi^toloiry. Typiiiir ? " Huntiind-IVi-k" 

i.t n".» cooortion. iwrctrntaKe you 

will use whvii you team to make 

tip .solution.*. Alp'bni. vhi'mistry. 

mid physics will hVlp you tht'rv, ô 

Ki.«t what you can from them r.ow. 

Itcat Job to Oillcci' Graduates 

Tlu' Iwrtt positions BD to uni* 

vernity-tniiik'd nursei' these tiay*. 

A nit her ynuiii; university jrrad* 

uau« from l^jwell i^ now head 

nurse in an imiiortant San Francisco 

hospital. dircctinsT ol

'j."*i-t 

COMMENT 

THE I/m'EU. APItll. 12. I0W 

1940 season started Lowell's Unl. 

Card trackmen trounced Bay Region Schools 

such as Piedmont, Berkeley and Richmond 

with such veterans buck from last I 

year's vnralty as George nackm»n,| HefC UtTC tllC 

Dick Culler, Clayton Callentier, < 

tll'A Eustaces nnd Petu Kcnon, nnd j 

Ity Ed Conn 

new men: Joe Culien (the dramatic; 

Attention, uport fans! Bawball, tar), _Bob 

Druuln, Dick Wello, 

and Italia will undoubtedly-have " J-ck W«*«If«W (who is back after J 

treat bearing on UN final outcome. '"* r «ent Injury). i 

wi WJlcn our 

i"' .Ji. *!!"!!! >' reportcT intcr.-lcwed i 

"break" ihrm. hopen and expectation* for four ' 

other men who are counted on for, 

their ability and support. They arc' 

squad" with "the; Nernhanlt. Tulley. I>. Halmon, anJ ! 

utstand I n g 1 l^» n Welcome. Welcome hasn't' 

plnyent bcini ;n able to row lately, but Cnncll, 

Walt " " said that he 

S-t'vTf 'first 

Kd Conn 

up lIa ' a ' wht ' n aIIdv, llartfor'I. Schwartz, and Cardinal, this .-canon, 

'. ... • - — Hoffman Itreakf* Iteford 

March i'l, the cintlermcn defeate'l 

Pif'lmont on the I"înir school's 

i:r»tind l»y a fcore of f>'i-31\. Hue 

t« the fine weather, time* and dia- 

"» 

lst yr and f dont 

thcy miL-ht do it thw year. 

Canfirld v». Hoffman 

ncp ' 1 ftir "" QVPnU WVTV txiTKmv for the city-wide high echo.»l tour- tnurney, 

-iniianu-nt 

s-latrd to Ix-irir- the f;r.*t six:h fl 

]y KititiJ j h ^ ouUtlini]injt per. - 

M:t>. Lowell's team is tnmhy. 

II 

uttijH^.il ,.f some nf :lie br.«; jun- (."oa'eti Vn.vne ha.t iteheduKnl n f«»nancc nf the day war rmide by 

ur y,i!fiT.4 in the city. fvw iinictio.* matches with sunn- of M»»re uf Piedmont^ when he mde- 

("..a.fi MiiM- Voyiie y >aid iei-ently. th.- other Bav area -chools. in vaulted 12 feet '.»** inches to break 

We have a fun- team and . .-lumld l>raratiim for the final tests in , the school recurd. Hoffman of 

very little trouble b in k il l LwH bk th tdi d i 

hai»pi 

Canlield, who, by Uiv way, was 

cited in the San rr.nn.-i.-co Exami- ,.1,1,. ..::i|/ 

per a. nuîLly repic-entiti,- the |n the f.rlt imii 

United Mates in the decathlon at i v , 

tlie IlUt Olympic KUDU-*, has Su J^* _*,'' "'! ;, ."-'i'l jump, 

.hiti ladder." Sci;»ol at the Mlibrae golf c.'Lir-c I-mvell climaxed its Marrh vic- 

^pfukutir «f ladder-, the first Wlu-n a-koi how Inrye the golf torle* by trouncing Horkeley 7.-,=a 

fivi- culfiT." on tne latH.-r an-: Bob tnrtmiit 'v:;s. ('..at-li V^yni- tcplieri, to 27'a. April 1 (the meet wa.i 

1'iirr.ll. .V! I arn-n, < *r«'i jjHt.>« "1 wi-.li Ini.n- MI,n\.. iv.)u!il come ' ^cheditled fur March 'J9. but ilue 

flrady. l!..h Caplinal. and Art i.ut fur golf, a.-i w.- arc sifcurt hand- *• rilin it was pustpontd *.. the 

>Ylnvi.i-7. A f«-v .if the a'nivf .-.i, mid ri..,'d Ii.*hix| 

n J:*!fi.r> mile to m-tter the 

or*senl A. A. A. record by MO 

i* a -second. 

^ ^ S ^ ^ ^ ^ S ^ ^ ^ Lowe " netsiers await A - A - A - com P etition 

Things I 

anti the relay, ntid now and then 1 tr '" vv - s l ' 

runs the low hurdles and take.s a 

.... ti,, . , . I Cardinal swimmers 

bkiles Hoffman, the only varsity' 

trackman to win a bluck in 'MCII 

of his ,vv:irs of competition »mce 

he w:u a ftefliman (a feat which < . . . , , , .,. 

hiuirt .Kcurred for year«), >»]»' il dual I »^ t h which i» ••ri'ilulrd to slarl around I'i'-n tjate .(uni.i- Tenni.* Club. 

the fir-i of .May. Thi- yi-arV team • >.vani7atinn foundtd for di« 

., ) of - almost all veteran '(notion of junior triinis. t-> rep-' 

olayer-, and captained id b by HHarry 

rvent that club at Lowcl'. The I Never Knew 

Hut timer. I.ikas Kocho. Creel), '-niiie U.well tennis h.'am as well j'" — ' ' 

met up with defeat Mver-. and Ratio, airing with ("apt. a-inany other teniit.i players are . Attention, sport fans! Here tire 

? tht-.ôie of .;.,- 

four wi-nli*, the huntlreu, the two- j Il iliiltimer. make up the 1!»tC» xquad. riifter t.fficen or memlV-ra of Vhe 

>' Natatorium last Kriila;.'. 

twenty, the :.road jump, and the Lowell and Berkeley were lied 

relav. relay." 

1U1I--I* K"ing into the laiit event, 

Thes-D two together score almost 

the £!0-yurd four-man relay which 

lf f L l ' i h 

: a few (wrtinent facta about LoiveU 

Coarh Uchtv has «hwlul«l a clwt .' An >* i UI1 . ior . h ?Y t«»nfc play- '•««hot men like Lincoln!) 

breast stroke, Bi-iin.tton in the 220yard 

free *tyl

FOUH THE UHVKM- AITIII. 12. 1040 

These Spic and Span-ncrs jMinkler, Kilty,Twohy, Girls modeled at 'Lowell could supply 

Gay 90's and modern 14 speed demons 

Bank night were hits f?^'^ £« 

at the Freshman party 

E for nil nr* htutlrnis in the 

audJInrlutn. March 14. tlurinc "*•lh 

d ihh ll Mr. Sir- 

and Meister have won!O'Connor Moffat's teachers to answer 

four big competitions;', 1 arch 20. Then* 

,"" 

by Mm. Con. 

this lerm. "Smilinc" Don Milkier. j»ale«mun»lilp cla>N. 

,a Kraduale of June 59. wa» .ward. | Marlon llrown 

,r"f'rom w h"ri students unusual needs 

j lull would vou know who lo Me If 

an after, j >" u hai1 '" ll " 1 ' 1 io * LouU?; If 

_ ii. C. tort innnth. "with a full nkirt. «hnrt Klccvei, and i or Chinese?; If you Kat af. 

While nt Lowell lion wan prexy «iy I!ob Dawsnti lust year. 

iavc a n-.-urd from ."iO to ;»S warils A irirt fn.m IV.Iy i«mk first plai»>' 

"* Keller, I'.his y, 

.Hid frntn ji.-vt-ml other 

fneruN. l^wt-ll Mich School 

**-tv\f its lu-nrtl.:* :n[i«thy 

t

LOW.I 

III.OSSOM TIME 

DANCE 

TODAY TLOWELL 

Franc/SCO's Oldest JJrgh ScAoo/ Paper 

LOWELL 

HEFENDS A. A. A. 

TRACK TITLE 

TOMORROW 

Voliimf "fl. N*o. 4 San Fn rc. Cnlifomln. May :t. li»4f) Founded January. 1808 

The Principal "reasons" with Henry 

j"What A Life" cast is patiently 

polishing performances for May 14 

II)* Gloria Sprout 

The man that conies to our bouse. 

He come* to take the census . . . 

Da-Da. Da-Da. Da-Dn. . . . 

The cen*u.« taker arrived at 

Lowell Ijtht week, not in the i>crson 

of a Rovermnent man. hut in lh« 

per«t>n of the I-owellV reporters, 

vim, in«trnd of ctiur.tliic m>«e«, 

(ountcil votes for tin- school's fi>. 

vi.ritf in 'he movie world. 

Objections 

ccvei-al of the. rtudentii atrd 

•wit^ many of the adult.* * 

wrote across the hlanks pax*etl om 

by tin* would-be on.«;us taken: 

"Who can's?" . in "Whai a Life" IJIK- I'liHi-a). ax hi* Mnmlliy. Myra llurholz, rnmen tn 

A hlith-i buys him n-ail: "ha-! |hi- rwuo. INI! (Jnrry. >iri>prinripal. i» rvrrylaiilv'a friend: Prank 

vuriw male Mar. m.-: favorlf »,.. ((uinn. 11rinrip.1l. rti.fc.-s il oul (l»y anil hnw): Warren Slnhr. leather. 

man Mar. llren.lx" Himiv.T. !"lcro | ,iu by wilh prrlly Swrrlary Lillian Mnixan. 

considerable .loubt that you j 

could jtet a date with llrenda with- » II' r~* n r~* * < P. 1 . n o i 

ou: coMna conmur aioni:. Or may. Lowell s C. o. r. gives 

Cal. 50% of all Phi to preside at Rally 

Beta Kappas of S. F. 

1 when Henry A Id rich 

Hurry! man the lifeboats and his pals nill tell 

echoH aver the Bay, their troubles to r-ympa- 

April II. when an thctic Lowell aut'iences 

fijjhtwn foot sailboat at four .shows—Tuesday 

capxixed nbout 15 0 

yards off Yacht Ilar- and Thursday morn* 

bor. 

incs. and Wednesday 

Two men and two wnrn«n and Friday evenings. 

str:ii:«!eti ir. tlie choppy wn* Proceed* from rriilay'.t Dcrform- 

tern. Would they be able to once will be ti'rncu over to the P.last 

until he!), came or would T. A. 

(hey fall victims to oM Kinir Publicity-wine Producer Pol land 

Neptune'** power? 

promises a xurprise xtunt. May in, 

Today Spencer Clark, Ilay the >lay before the play** npeninjr, 

Mil'er, Doris Heap.*, and to raise anticipation HIHI inlcnttt 

Je.it.et.o (I-'tnke owe their to fever pitch. 

!:"c« to tlit .luick thinking "What a Life." unniveU {l mysand 

heroism of four Sea : tery. Who s>l»\v the b;.nd instru- 

Scouts of unit 1140. who resi ni'-ntii of Centerville HiKh School? 

cued the four from n watery P'or ns contK th« .it-crut will l»e rcvcnled 

amidnt rib-ticlclint: KUK* and 

1 a ugh-provoking jiituntiontt. 

fi'.'orjre I'OUID, L2, and Ni- Movie WIIM Incomplete 

cholas Dimiloff, H2. nr.; the 

two Lowell boys who wen- in ""The play is beinir shown in it* 

the rescue party. Rox Hell entirety," explained Mr. Polland. 

and "Husty" Kimarnki are "In tho movie version of 'What a 

the othtT two Sen Scouts. Life," hnd« 

Can- DlOtlGCclSt 3 

The bulletin board blossomed 

n> lliir» 'larloft anil Itella Lni.i»i. Iwr nf uluilrnls of any *ini!li-hilth .minis Captain Itill 

last week with artist it- advertisc- 

fll ' M »"'• ISU-I'""!"!" Caiilain llill r \ l~\ It '""' v "'" k uith ""' have surii;i.-*>ed in the 

porters' nenes an-' save tin ilny. biwi-11 student."," said C. t 

Jello Star 

^tar of the Jello radii , 

and slur '»f the new I'i'm 

Benny Hides Acaii 

who is (io ably j 

1 . F. Ad- trials and who will run in the fi- 

\iser Mr. Moore. "alx. 

hook-up, May 2.'t. wheniuiihi>i.n Ccntrosphcre, from rrom Ihn tnc skillfully ^ > thuy 

roll»b|ni. pt'cm hu.nan. Saltci a 

tlll,ir ,,llcnU in 

blriltosphcrc. and c\cn ., SVm|.hony. a jazz band, and in 

from >e\v York, crowds varioiw other anazinj: anticd. 

will he minratinK to | _. .. St.* Exhibit. 

Treasury Tr,asur, Island Island for for^thc 

f°r "II material was May 1. 

day-school contestants. Both re-'except for a few sport article* opening of the Golden | 1 series of exhihiti which 

ccived individutl cups and each r«. i wltu-h could not be handed in until Gate International Ex- ceven acres of space pce in th the Federal Fderal 

ceiveil a cup for the sihool the [Inter, 

position, May 2T>. Bunc. A Lilliputian town and 

rvprcscntctl. 

Opening ceremonies wilt center a shopping district, modeled from 

College JudjrF* 

The contest was hj d under the cloth cover. The art work will be 

, around iund Admiral Ailmtrat Hyrd'n ItyrdM throwinir throig of 

a downtown San Francixco block, 

aunpkes of Mr. Walsh, principal of nome of the best ever done, ncconi- 

', | the switch nl 7 |.. m., from Uttlc 

will be the main feature of the 

1 

Humboldt. Judges were speech ing to Mrs. Kuhnlo, te faculty ad' 

,* j America, releasini- three aluminum 

Homes and Gariiens ItuiMlnR this 

year. Gaudy coteir, mucous noise, 

authorities of our vailous rol(oKi*s. '"er. The first sixteen paces wili 

liirhta, music, and hundreds of dif- 

Contestants were •nitlc'l by u a novelty; they will be printed 

ferent concession* will festoon tho 

numbering system, etch contestant in two colors. 

Four fiifcant'e Attraction* 

section of Treasure Island rightly 

drawing n numlw- before the Two pages will lie devoted tu 

known as the G.iyway. 

snapshots of lower elassmen, bc- 

Entertainment features will 

flides the usual paces nf snapshots cover everything from swine bands 

Fair Lasts 130 l)aT« 

Tl.c Fair closed September 29, 

of the cniin.* school. There wilt be to symphony, but the four out- covering a period of 130 days duran 

extensive use of humorous car- stnndinjc daily features will be: Enir ttx second year. Bridge tolls 

"America! Cavalvndo of n Nation," will probably be reduced to 25 

This term's staff has six ctlitom.' Billy RoseV Aquacade, the FoHc* cent*, cnt, and ad pparking 

on the Island 

They arc Joe Mitchell, editor; Don I Bcrccre, and SMid'n Punpebi. The cut t t« t a qrter quarter. This Thi hnlven halve* the 

Keanston. finnnclnl editor; Al Hey- Cavalcade opens with a full also expense or i automobile an 

mnn. boys* sports editor; Marilyn replica of the Santa Maria, float- ipnrcd to last year. Ticket sale* 

Ada me. senior editor; Anita Ames, injr on n minfature ocean, &!S feet ... nt Lowell have been in exceu of 

cirls* sports editor; and Lucy Mou- in length. International Hull will MOO. most of which vens expended 

radian, literary editor. 

be converted Into a dual theater for season books.

TWO 

THE LOWELL 

IHiblisned by the Associated Student* of Lowell HIRII t?th"'il 

ISOO Haye* Street, San Francisco. Cnlifoniia 

L. II. S. S. A. Mcml-cTx Krcc 

Member, Central California Scholastic Press Association 

Enrroit - _ ~I A L - En NOIMIOYI"«t critical and it mdltlon usuallj 

..•robbed": Itnl. Lynch -"Say, nmv";; start* from something like this: isuatly 

, Claytt,,, v.,,^,...v. — ~.^...: 

QUESTION*: Tuuuh? Stolt!"; Art i'Vliumiichcr—"lloi«««it j girls that are forever 

ANSWER; Vex. ij 

I Lowell il b boys always l make' it?"' A •'° "•""^"•"> - "•"»« D '! llmnr i """""> « *>» »" »>"»«••» '» 

• Lowell boy is head of hi* class at 

'Wt-ft I'uint richt now. You can 

take tliose exams over and over; 

un nlM Ut t ljnt :wv 1 

nii£«?fr. t ^' >'' "' -;lik'cV motto")—"9.4 or'busl":; Hob|her. ami, as you do In the can*. 

i• QUESTION: I thouirht ret? Kiut^n'M ulm« ôuiiiln like a m-itto; «|.|n th(. Tail on tin* Donkey" h« 

coantwl. n* they :IU for U. C and! it.., "Wim-. win,on. an.) sonc" MI-« " hl I "" n Uw JJoriKP >* h « 

fetanianl. friends !-aid tit b-av.- .,ut tli« fir.; do, with sub- and last, but this he stoutly do- 

, stantiatini; examinations. A|>- nied.) 

exams come first and 

ure soir.ewhat hardor than tho sub- o #. f £ J 

stantiatin^ ii < . That'.* how it o I U I I tl H Cl 

Courtesy from girls too much to expect? p—T'ION-: HOW dll, ,,eCin? T h i n e s 

Courtesy i* certainly mi asset to any one\i chnncrter and ANSWER- Write to your dis- & 

sticks hut troamired frat 

on the sweater of the auorinir fluff 

of femininity. 

Of Sliftrt Ou.ation 

OvtTcntne with emotion, the 

two hold hands, jja-e into each oth* 

. . —L— 

a '33 Chrysler. to"somelMhjy'e'se. ir * 

Dear W^ 3 1 Y "'""••«• 

U.Sin i l 1 he l ?u.r V &, U e Cl «jwnd mt.rt.. time with—in 

who?" Carl Raaka-U—"J'iraw 

vnir Mill*, Hammitl." Incra Friedman-H-l—"That's 

what I kw*n tellinir 

them doun at the office.** 

Italph Kjar-H-1—"Go over to 

Washincton to see little Florence." 

"Bain*" [A'C-!f4—"Mmv time for 

T. B." Dot Ritter-H-I—"A little 

mor'e sleep would help." "Midtre" 

Deckman-M—'Fip.I Yehudt." Shirlee 

!!art° llr ..if i . " ".'""; truly why . Al Garia fMtball star has • 

Mtlyn Gr i s i t t d i b 

lliin "nyoi'L' tell your t-ulv why 

•I?. 00 . 11 i?!iV:i l . n :L_ S h , n 'L u w s '.'— i ;\ I . IirI . ! %hnt a combination, i-h Grann'ji? >'" G««n I*.«o intertite'l in 

«, "îr"?. 

omnVate 

us like ike that. 

SIGHT SLIGHTLY MISTREATED. 

Dear Slightly Mistreated: 

That's the spirit I like. I will 

talk to ^thls fellow Conn. I don't 

00 *. X our II( " art «e-'»t for 

•u can't treat ; Ie • ".** Joan Waililngtun tun liigh? LodTJui, Art! 

. . ^ Ji Junior BBob 

Kinslow sure 

Downey of Mike goos niter frenhmen. We think 

| (a Galileo senior). 

Joyi-e Pringle is O. K., tool . . . 

..VS""}; With "the Light Brown Jackie Zilraus, that cute janior 

Ifnir/—There» only one Uru«h to brunetti 

touch it. Hight, Don? 

"I Mke To Recognize the Tune" 

—Jerry Applcgnrth. 

~ "Would 'ja Mind"— Dave 

Paulson's deep blue eyes* Bob I 

wk wuld't N T 

Cherry'* nose and complexion; Art 

1 • • Al Garcia, fo-jtball star, has 

been quite Ga-Ga over a certain 

Miirs-y. Wheie did you Mradcr 

Al? . . . To "Little GW 

'.Jackie Weyl): What's wronp wiih 

the Lowell men? Whv do ir.v* a 

r«rtttin Washington fellow all the 

, has been seeing iiultp a "•ivnks? You traitor. . . . 

bit of a certain Bin. Good luck Dot Kappn has been Been parad* 

(.Man—). . . . Lovely Kddie inir around whool with an S. I- 

(Clark Gable) Goldstein, 130-pound 

It looks serious! 

Poor 

Robert Pfile. go back to her. 

Hunter ulrrlrd Vl'njc'l'nR "Oh. How* 

Ir. Oh." j:

SPORTING -- *V Lowell will meet some "tough" competition 

M>G& in defending its track crown Saturday 

By Ed Conn 

Attentinn, uport fan*. Tomorrow's 

the "Big .Meet"—the climax 

of mouth* of pentistenl practice! 

and tiring training—lhe flnnl high! 

El 

«««•, our nearest rival, hmi plain 

«k and field !»/,".» »»n~Pl»n« to win, and don't 

.nertacieln S.n tM " k for n Kprcinric peel.... in »an ! , "lomcnt , , , It ( won't , , cone 

close to realization. In the mean- 

Francisco this 

time, i while hil Commerce C plans, l LLow 

havo c " * tore * energy, and in the big 

9»i"k \- it "Has mect tomorrow every available 

Icommorce « °? ncc °J * Mr *f, wil1 ** U8C(I «

oun 

THK LOWELL. MAY 3. ltUU 

Lowell's R O. will i Barbara Tyler and Ray Blanch harmonizing Ceremonies honoring The Lowell Debaters 

take part in Reserve 

the Flag were held will not be able to 

in the court facing room go east to the finals 

151, April 19. The pro- 

Bram was under the di- in Philadelphia, accordrection 

of Vice-I'rincipal ing to the reports given 

Miss LaCoste. 

by Mr. Lorbeer, who is 

Tlie story of the Flair wan told in charge or inltr-scho- 

l>y Kuverul studenu wh" traced the laslic debating. 

background of history leading up The trip ha* been called off, 

to tlic final development of thenot 

because of financial dlfficul- 

Officers Day, May 28 

when the band and n 

platoon participate in a 

special drill. This will 

take the place of the 

competition held annually 

at the Civic Auditorium. 

I-ast year. An Arnnson won the 

lender's saber and Allan S-uithson 

won u medal fur outstanding drum 

major. 

Parade .Memorial D»j 

Lowell will also lake part in the 

Memorial Dny parade that will 

proceed alone Lombard street to 

tbo I'a-sldio Cemetery, where 

America'* patriotic dead will bo 

honored by •> .iioroorial service. 

P.-T.A. Officers to be 

Lo the final development or tho •»•«• -««« «• *» -•»• «"»^'- 

•Sltm am? Gripes." Songs of! 1 '**' for thc debaUnir team has 

America through the generation* j*' n ° u K ffir toft. citi».fe ! "» m I "" M - 

was elected president 

for (he second year at 

the lasl meeting. 

Her offi::cr» utu: rfrrt viccprvf 

idenc, .Mr>. Hilary Crawford; second 

vucpnvidiM, Jj. A- E. LtvingMon; 

hori'T.Try vice-presidrnt, 

Mr. Lvroy II. SlcpiicD*: treasurer, 

Mrs. Andrew SWICII|«IPII foincwt 

Fevtviury, .virtf- WilUrun Bates; itcording 

secretary, Mr?. George 

Aprlcgi-.r'-h: corresponding secretary. 

Mm. H- T. Pe"y; and audits.*. 

MM, H"i.ry Morris. 

On the evening n£ May 17, the 

terc play, **W*ha: u ijf* 1 Consensus of opinion nmonir thi; > There are a number of debaters 

(students was tliut Miss LuCoste . 

' had (fono an excel If nt Job of plan- 

] ning thin I'rogmm for u>. 

given at Lowell have favorite 

for them to attend. Among those 

by the Girls' Glee Club,! nne of (hear book* U "The; : Patrol will be who could have gone wore Dave 

.May 21, seventh and, 

eighth penud.s it was 

' 

learned Tuesday from which nhe nearly accom- together with patrol* from ' K[\.V 

Miss Alexander. 

pushed her round the world all o«r California, it want** 

Each Kpring the (Iirt«' (!Ive hoidr Koal. 

learned from Police Captain 

a concert for parents and friend.*, though .«he never returned, the Cclchcll at a traffic nquad I n w p ] | f C f 

—'h girl receiving three bids. At ,„,„„ wax „..,. published „„ by her hu.xthis 

time certificate?! »re mvanii-d band. Mr. 1'utnum. 

The mcrlini; Ixiys participating held lam week. in theJ-OWWI 

U.O.T. 

4>H C& 

thoxe who have done outstanding "The Story of tl 

tianuie will be excused from SL-hool 

10 dU 

i.i 

Wcdnefdiiy, Miiy 2V, and given 

free transportation, admissiun to April 28, for the thirteenth 

the fair, and milk to i; with their annual convention of the C 

," is to be 

fivvii /or the Parenl'Tcachors AJ- 

SCI. 

the various stone*. Musical num 

Thu club, uncicr ;ht ?jion»dnihip| will Inrluih. nrluih. mudrik-iik by b 

of Miss .Vctcnif, ii ;ilsu cfinftfdtriiii; 

u thuMcvr i-arty uitlch will include 

1 

a S|?a;iich movie. 

" 

L'IKI ir.nntli Ihfy aUcndtd u din-' 

IKT -;i i, dou'r-.tntvn Spanish rtylaiimnt. 

nUml * I> f Will 

,Mr. Henderson, speaker / . .# . . 

f E je the star performer 

i it DL LI n L P' 

" 

nn May 8. at the semi-annual 

I'M I y technic - Woxhincotn • 

Registry 403 went on a l.nivel| music club party. 

Mr. !{(ventha!. a profeKsional 

hike to Mann County •r. will jihare tlie program with 

ace m the contest 

at the Phychology Club tl( ,,ie Nalicma, . 

April HI. chor.e a* the *ub- I'reMt A«u>ciatiun, :, 

jtct of her talk. "IVycholo- by Ihe Univerxity of Minn, 

gy uf Altitude" and related While on the subject of The 

HCviral interesting ex pe- Lowell, it might interest you to 

riencen. know that the staff received a 1«- 

,n "Fan Tempo of t*-* r from \\\ S. Uurkiirdt, editor of 

Low-H Chess Team to vie 

for city-wide title orown 

^hfn they meet flalboa notac 

tint? brforp May H. 

T.j datr, LoWfliV tcum him dcft-nt'M 

Co.niiiiT>:e and Mission, and 

h-w iu?i oniy to Hulboa 4-2, Lut 

due to \ho hut thni~iiali>oa' lost Bridge club is finishing 

^tournament, the two «hMi« a 8UCCea8fuI tournament 

Mr. Hcnrfch feda confident that 

his team will beat Balboa and cop 

the championship title. 

Teachers wore asked 

corr«r n 'wiwV^Sripmiiicr^'Iii'autiiority Howard Sullivan, 301, won 

i Two mistnk°M l 'i|'i°°:irod in the '•"," thl :, W

•>«£ 

«st 

BLOCK L RALLY 

TODAY 

ELECTION 

THIS MORNING 

LJOWEJLL 

FRANCISCO'S OLDEST HIGH SCHOOL NEWSPAP! 

FAREWELL TO 

SENIORS 

GRADUATION 

JUNE 11 

Volume TG. No. 5 San Frnnctwo. Ciillfornln.June 5.1040 > > FoonoVd Jannary. 1808 

By Betly-Mae Lewis 

North. iou'h« cast and west— 

Lowell graduates will travel to 

all points of the compact to attend 

college atitt spend their vacations. •. 

The "Senior Census," taken re-1 

cemly, showed how many and how I 

varied are the vacations that the; ] 

graduates are anticipating. The: i 

same census showed the numerous { | 

colleges the seniors expect to at-, 

tend in the fall, and the jobs that' f 

they would liko to have. (These '• 

latter facts were merely incidental, i i 

for who's going to worry about col-; 

leges and future positions with' 

summer vacation practically here!) 

Some "Loafer*" j 

A large number of lazy grad- j 

uatcs will spend the Hummer "just 

June 15th to August 25th 

Graduation Exercises 

For 405 Lowellites 

School's largest Senior Class to receive 

diplomas Jane 11 

Editor's Swan Song 

Editor for 107,260 minutes, ftndovery 

minute -f excite* 

[ ment. That ha* been .ny expo- 

! Hence as your editor. 

, To please the student body as 

i well ns the faculty has been my 

' 

loafing." (We wonder how mimy 

will extend summer 1 o a f i n g 

thruugh college yearn and future 

job hunting!) And, there nre those 

who arc going to hibernate and 

n ' m - Sometimes the going was 

•gftj-vrr 1 California's oldest public high 

school — Lowell—will hold commencement 

exercises for the largest 

graduating class In its history* 

Tuesday afternoon, June 11, when 

405 young San Franciscans receive 

their diplomas from Principal L. H. 

Stephens ut the War Mciua.-ial 

Opera House. 

;— } tough, because opinions varied. 

• ^- ' j Several new ideas were presented 

One hundred eighty-eight boys 

to the student body for the first 

and 217 girls will be given **aheep- 

I time. 

nkins" signifying completion of 

their courses of study at Lowell, 

With n now staff nnd J new ad- San Francisco's first high school 

viscr, certain aimfl were achieved. und direct descendent of the oM 

"Lowell Day by Day" became n Union Grammar School, estab- 

hig feature; more pictures with lished in 185G. 

rii ,i at »»n it *II ' XT T i r\et' stronger background were printed; 

Girl Valedictorian 

Block L Rally will New Term's Officers ;;$„» £««• »•»» «>•"•«• »••> Ellen Shnnk, prominent debater 

ami t I I* * 1 1 1 1 

lent of the Shield and L, 

»r society, will act as val- 

c " lch be the climaxing event to be elected today 

with only eight students planning the Shield ami 1, and the Scroll and* ~yar vice-president tlarc 

to spend vacations there, and the L. : M.fri,,-:. n tn,n „, 

name number to see the exhibits at Special Awards Sir " »>!ldti* ?" 

June 6—G. A. A. luncheon 

at Aquatic Park. 

June 6—Graduation reht-arsal 

at Lowell. 

C. S. F. dance. 

June 10—Graduation rehearsal 

at Opera House, 1:00 

p. m. 

June 11—Graduation at Opera 

House. 2:00 p. m. 

Senior Ball at Fairmont, 

8:30 P-1 

June 12—; -Making out ^f new 

program*. 

June 13— Molting out of new 

programs. 

Jane 14—Making out of new 

programs. 

School out at 12:30. 

Jane 14-Aug. 27—Vacation. 

August 27—Back to school 

again. 

IWueW ana • 5cro11 nm$n successiui term 

of Senior Class ball aMin B LowelKtes and assisting Teachers 

SCROLL AND L 

Bol) Kitchen, Scroll and I, proxy,I 

22 Work on name-plate. 

winning design shown 

Look at the top of the page. 

That is the new Lowell name-plate, 

result of the combined efforts of 

Fred Suucr nnd Jean Malonc last 

Monday. Some twenty-two students 

in the classc* of Mr. McCord 

and Minn Hermann submitted dc* 

signs. 

If you'll recall. The Lowell took 

second place in the National Scholastic 

Press Association contest 

lost spring. One reason we didn't 

place first (the goal of next term's 

staff) was the poor design of our 

name-plate. Thus one of the first 

steps toward our goal has been 

completed. 

n0 Soft lights and Hwcet music will 

ccrs and members will be anpour 

forth from the mlrror-re- Bol) Kitchen, Scroll and I, pro "n«

TWO 

LOWE: 

Rides and more rides 

on street cars ride up 

T1IK LOWELL. JUNE 5. HMO 

Farewell to you, our 

seniors of June '40 

Teepee Tattle Tales 

Whether you know It or not. Out In two we*l«—you golden 

21,000 tiekcM for street car ridtM lauii and uirlit we vu Molded and 

Published by the Associated StuilcnU r were sold ld di during lst last t term here hro at loved—itut of school into the world. 

Ad 'HV'h ld l h l 

of Lowell Hllth School 

1800 Hayes Street. Son Pninclsco, Cnllfornla 

L. II. S. S. A. Members Free 

Member, Central Cnllfornla Scholontlc 

Press Association 

STAFF 

EDITOR 

ED NOKMOYLE 

Awclale Edllor_. 

Warren Unna 

Sports BlUor 

„, Ed Conn 

Girls' Sports 

Kstlnka Callln 

Clubs 

llellr Mae Lew 

Clrcalatton.M.naircr...- 

.William Cohlentf 

REPORTERS 

Barbara Bcnn • ' Stile* Hoffman 

Ann Bowman 

Elizabeth Kitchen 

Art Cohen 

Dorothy Lnnjr 

Chorlc« Davis 

Bill Manning 

Hugh Dorroody Bcmicc McCook 

Koberta Fnien 

Hit Peters 

Jim Wcller 

Naomi Slialn 

Iloliert Kim»s»n Hal Sllvnteln 

Paul Finn 

Joan Sonne 

Herb Fowler 

Gloria Sproul 

Lorminc Glos 

Betty StnncficM 

Dill Graves 

Pin Lombard! 

Kftcmiy 

1 " " r if h While the majority of you are walking around In 

f°' '"" "? "","• a dnxe, day drcamfnjr. of the day when school will 

Lowell. This is an average of about And the world hi a tough place 

XMUMO .rides each school term of | right now. you may have heard.. 

be out. or suffering from an attack of spring fever 

or, perhaps, even from a visit from the love bug, 

ninety days. i "rr i 

your* truly delve* into the Inner depths of the gonfp 

- .one cent on the can!. w»rid h 

world and comes forth with the latest dirt to satisfy 

thn undying curiosity of our loyal readers (or should 

that )•« singular?). 

Hut, Imfore reading any further, you might like 

to know thni only ccnlors arc featured In T. T. Tales 

thin time So, if you're one of these lower classmen 

who rends this only to nee your name in it, and to 

campanii 

satisfy yuur ego, we're warning you nhead of time ft 

^•"'wc .... 

" the prorfHL The pages of oil won't be here unless (if you're lucky?) In connection 

hht history'nre r drenched'with dhed ith Mow! Mood! with 11 senior. —L— 

of SlS.'i a term. 

mid team, yet mankind is still go-j it you've happened to nee fane. Clark sporllnr a 

Ung strong. 

rather well, er, uh (t» nut tt politely) far from eon. 

LOWELL DIRECTORY j It'x Been T.iURh Itefore Kirvative shirt, don't give him all the bin me. After 

, Vour own ancestor* learned tc all, if that's Roberta'* choice, who's he lo quibble! 

Attendance office—bureau ot 

i take it—otherwise you would not 

nimint persona. 

1 —L— 

exixt today. Von can tuke [t. too. 

Library—the hangout. 

Majorie WeifcelV phone numlier seems to be one 

IJving is a good thing. What- 

Halls— flirtation walk. 

of the nightly calls on n Jay Hamewlag's calendar 

ever happen* yoy will have nomn. 

Room 00—college rhythm. 

thwe days! 

—L— 

' times indeed. All good! 

S*rn Here and There 

Auditorium—nwê .door. | time* come to nn end: Ho tlocn nil \ Mary Lou giving ii Mr. M Ban* B the h eye; come on, Mr. 

Uirld gym—fashion H nightman;. |fl„„„.., j IIIIM. give the girls a break. . . . Open lockets 

Boy*' Jiym—atlas foundation. t t^.vo and be faithful. Believe in idnnirlintr from Uremia and Cnbinn'n m-cki with pic- 

Locker rooms — mile crackers (;(M| j| l l V e j.,,;^, ,|,at ol(r sou),, tun,H or two «;ar]intr b«y.-< (whose journals did they 

parodist'. live (in. thnuirli our bmlie-i ille. rut up?7 ???????». Don McGinn dashing down 

Masonic nnd Hell ftreets-thumb p God be wit], y-.u. Happy li ' " . . - - . - 

wmrgers glory. , in-*, 

same without 

mK .-hollac. At U-uat he had a cp^My ..npn ,„,. „„,,„ |,,.sin „„„,„. 

line iiniriii. . j 

Howard Council's timid voice; 

Jim Hoiinm'a "jrotia K, Daddy": The codfish lays a million tC 

red-head'-d •tinter cuttinj» Alice Mnry 

Howard Alvord's thinness; Fred The barnyard hen but one. Will thi* news be welcome to Jim? 

Beaver's «l«w motion; Harry Uutti- Hut t the cedfi.sh ish doesn't d e t cackle Pot Daft is looking really mournful these days. 

invr's broken arm: Dick Cansidy, To iow what shi-* has done: 

»Ur little roly poly: Geiie Clark'it Wee 

Murn rn thy (Hottest cotlfixh, 

Hob Troppmann. . . . 

lfih 

record breaking; ami Joe Cullen'a The L-afkIinK kIi hhen 

wi- prize— 

I We think it's because she is leaving Lowell—and 

CUe.-is who? 

Proving that, beyond a doubt. 

I We hear that our Hlot-k L viee-pn-xv i* all Lnu- 

Oick Culver's pcn>xide hair; Bob It pay.* t" advertise." 

' I.ou over a certain Wnithintfton mis^«. In that rieht, 

Hal? —IJ— 

Curley's speeeheB; Howard Dull- 

Dot Mackenzie claims that her only love is the 

mar's shyntss; Bill (Jarry in a "WKATliKiTilKPOIlT thoater. What about that turner romance that seems 

term play: Paul Harlvss' limber Monday—Mist 

to have endured the long winter? ? ? ? ? 

K'lpt; Joe Mitchells voice; and Don Tuesday—Mirt 

! — L— 

McGinn'.* cute dimples. 

Wediiwdiiy—Mist 1 Hnwie Council fa going crazy these dayn. Ut'n 

Klrino Neher's broad shouldcn*; Thursday—Mi« 

having trouble with a follow named Oertan. It 

Jnlmny O'Brien's tan complexion; Friday—ISulI'i* i-ye." seem* that Urann has been cutting In on Shirley, and 

Jim Itool A cute c>rl friend; Bill 

—L— 

Howie doesn't like it a bit. 

Kosi*' cute t;irl friend, from fôwell: Then there u-:t« the bride who 

Hal SiIviT.itfin's manuiêrial ability; 

and Jack Woodffold's charminK ET'"?I*I i. 

smile. 

W ?lV« m »° " : In whoM BIock L wits raised for philanthropy can get who arc trained in these lines. To qualify, 

and student nld." * 

you should he pretty hnn-Iy with tools anyway: 

then, if you are a junior or senior next term, pl«n 

Hotue rolls to their executives re* to work at Lowell in the morning and tro to Samuel 

cently. 

Gompers Trade School for work In the afternoon. 

San Jo*e High—ScwinK stu- 

Thin work will count toward graduation. The airdents, 

having had lessons In darnplane 

factories take the boys from Sam Gomners as 

Ing and patching, say. "If I have 

fast as thev qualify. When peace comes, a machinist's 

or radio technician's trade Is as good as any. 

to darn sock* when I get married, And better than many others, as qualifications for a 

I'll never get marr'ed." 

job 

Ororllle High School—Popularity 

polls were held at OrovUle to 

select the beat looking boy and 

the moat popular frirl. 

Is holnir 

shown by installments to the pupIU 

of that school. 

» Bloff 

Ad 

job. 

What does a commercial pilot get? 

Airline pilots receive an average of $600 a month 

nt prcnent prcnent. with cpilt co-pilot* averaging i around ud $270. $270 

Tnm.ln.t. HI.!. TWn (%.«...• ^ nnt « < *°^ S ' l C0Ilt tO trn ' n ' , . 

loniaipaia nijjn—iwo iormeri The Boeine School of Aeronautics In Oakland 

Tamalpaw students had the honor charges «1.0C0 for the limited commercial pilot's 

:I S'^SSâ. f - an orchestra led ?.' by "tffiK Leopold 2Government ^ TnmughAnny trains pilots and free Xavv, if they the United duality, Stnt« and 

Slokowikl. 

Kives them rndctn' pay while teaming. You must be. 

Piedmont HiRh—Piedmont High »t least twenty years old and physically fit for th«- 

Ski Club has organiied a thrflllmr worlc. with two years' collece training. ConirrUS >'; 

trip to Sun Valley for the sole now considering loo-erinit the colleire requirement, 

purpose of skiing. About 30 pupils however. 

belong to tho club. 

You can net more detailed Information for tb« .$ 

asking In Room 138.

* i. 

Xothlnjr rould he cuter. : 1'nlrs.n, "may lie, it's n 

-Petty drawing. ?«y .M.'Pe An dries, r\lf uhbard; 

M. AanniH, M. Bo>vc'r.MC. Keller, and iCHnrter 

continue smiling. -' : , . , . *, 

'i HI: !.HUI:I.!...M'M: •.. t

FOUR' TIIK LOWKLL. JUNE S. 1OIO 

Seniors draw up last will and testament ITen Years-fiom now.. !"Nothing But The Truth" survey forces the 

Ten yenra fnm now: I I I I f At\r\ 1 

bestowing prize possessions on friends 

Gym Htiltn, nhof lacea, extra 

Mailey n.n»ie counrfi-u«n.»ro i...,i j real low-down from 4UU departing seniors 

button* an- toft for *onn? hopeful 

, To iret a better picture of ...„„ Ku 

poundage, thone, arc but n xampla xerueant by Jack Hartley. 

bran Unrrimm—Fat mid fifty. 

.-er. J. May. U. Ncnl, C. Slkind, 

' Hctiool jttudenu' idealM anil thiirof 

the . Cook IL 

Em Cowilvn hetvh>' will* ntnl U>-11'dhit; Htl Cnvnllini h» lovo to JuaM Greeiii.—The unv dlvorci-o., '"• '""' '»-•»: l «re their riwjiorixc.s: Taylor. J. Vuu Hcekfrun. E"",K 

quenttw her cnurdfl in EnsliRh Ills- Un iiroken lienrt nf 

er, I). tttwl«, K. Kay, anil La Uachlory 

to Adolnh HHlur. T«I 1'ohl- |. Kpivt'y t"' 

.

SPORTING 

COMMENT 

Iljr Ed Conn 

Attcnttnn. »j»rt f«m! Uwcll 

ha. willed ofr with Ihc liawn 

•icain thin yrar and you ran be err* 

tain that bacon tntttni "mighty" 

Kood! 

Basketball 

The 

Parade of Sports 

By David 

Lowell basketball team. 

which has been known as "The 

Mister Big f in tho prop cage ranks 

during the past five yean, failed 

in a desperate attempt to win 

its sixth straight face title when 

it was defeated 1A* Washington 

22-20. at Keznr. February 3. 

At the outset of tho season the 

Card* were marked ns "the team 

to Wat," because of their splendid 

nrc-sea«m record. Those wonls 

THE LOWELL. JuNE G. 1040 KIVE 

Don Welcome, Pete Kepon. Don 

Pringle. Willis Hitchcock, and aided 

by Joe Cullcn, Jack Woodficld, 

Dick Nido, and Bob Drouln, which 

comprised a rather strong crow. 

The graduating men are: Joe 

Cullcn, Dick Culver. Bob Drouln, 

Jack Woodficld. Dick Niello. 

George Hackman, and Bob Hitchcock. 

The outstanding men on the 

team weic veterans, hence no one 

man received any glory as being 

the hUtr of the crew. 

Swimming 

Cardinal Coaches Collaborating 

held true to the end, as the Eaa.cn 

had to do :hit to win their first 

mnjar title. 

Lowell students are proud of 

their team and it* nix ncniorji. Howie 

Dallmnr, Paul Hnrlpus. Cnrl 

Rankn, Bntn* \jw, John Owen, nnd 

Jr.ko natUit, who carried tho lied 

and White colors Into n second 

inthc 

Ed Conn champlon.hlp. ' > standings. 

—twinning nnd crew. i *(Jracfc 

"The finest example ,.f sports- [ 

maiwhip am! team work displayed j By Hoffman 

in some time" describe* an acconi*! —- . Completing n successful season 

. 

nnd:«*i the cinders, Coach Harris' vnr- 

pliiilunent uf George Cunflel ft k id h A A came through very well in each of 

Hff 

man, w 

hih 

g l 

trackmen their Mocks 

their events The first place- were 

! Rjr Finlayson 

The unlimited swimming team 

won the A. A. A. meet May II, at; 

Plcfshhackcr Tool as the result of' 

Kood coaching and steady practicing. 

Lowell'* varsity swimming team 

has completed its bent season In 

five yearn, for it was five years 

atro thiit the unlimited* won their . . . 

last championship. This was nc-' - ' *' * . ' 

o»mpli»hed by tho hard work of the 

A. crown last May 4. nt Kczar, be 

and medals in the three quarter ; fore f an 

mile relay which perfectly cli- Persons. 

Just five minute* before the run-: 171^ jjr|bwi 15, 1 

nine «>f this final event, and with; ton 10, St. Iirn 

: . 

staff anweIl 

from lai«t plnre to second place, 

and t« mak« thosi- four fellows— 

.foe Miu-hfll, Art ?chumai'her. E"l 

Klli.*, ami Italston Allan—who nthenvise 

mijlht have I wen somewhat 

morose, very, very happy! 

Faculty vi*. Students 

While viewing our learned p p Many .seniors will 1m misled on 

defeated Bub Gaston and Itol> Keermn 

of St. IgnatiuH, to cop the city 

liexi year's .Ho,uad. Either gra;l- 

••'""• 

oftasors 

huffing and puffing and 

l I Ktihn. anii "Nails" Hart wig. 

The nucleus of the team will be 

lost next term due to graduation. 

These players an-: ItutUmcr, 

Roche. Greely, Kuhn, nnd Hartwig. 

who all did their part to bring another 

championship to Lowell. 

Baseball 

llv Davi* 

After setting the pace in the 

high nthofll baseball race for the 

past two years and supposedly a 

tough "hombre." thin year, tho 

Lowell nine nose-dived Into sixth 

place nnd the second division this 

-. Some of the other pennon. 

.. Lowell netslcrs this With many sophomores and jun* 

arc: Teddy Myers. Rudy iors on this yearn* team, graduation 

lakes .surprisingly few men. 

side golf cour.*«\ May -1, to cop 

Howie Dallmar. "Lofty" Ross, 

CreW tin' city championship. 

Dean Marchucci. "Smokic" Good- 

Captain Al Farn'ii led the team 

win. Bob Brown, and Cliff Roberts 

lty Manning 

to victory with u i«w ncore of 68. 

are the seniors who have played 

Lowell's varsity crew ended whiil, i.t three strokes bottur than' 

their last year in Lowell uniforms. 

rather unsuccessful HMO 

---- - -- - -- 

runilc l;>st vi'-'ir, [tub Cardinal 

• 4 > « 

t Its first fl rate was with l ItallHia. its -Ai :III,I |['(li, Farrell oame through rtmit'liac --- • » »i â ^*>iî| KHIIIVf T ^J \f — "" 

xeconil with Galileo, third with St. 'with an fcl). 

Ignatius, and fourth with Sacred l.nwi'11 finished thirteen stroke- Ifa.xi'biill: i-ensatitmal pitching of j • l • i . 

Heart. !t wnn against Sarred; ani.aii ,,f ylt\Vt .„„( Woshingto- ^.phomore Paul Or*i and Bob WlflS CbampiOnSniP 

Patilsiiii s All-City arcomplwh- r " 

and at the name time witnessing | 

the urne P ai |;' 

lial) in the "Little World Serif*." 

played May 20, we beheld a Tew interesting 

fact*: 

1. Ben Nrff looked »imply der* 

a*tat ing in (hat little red frock of, 

his. You should fnvor that color 1 

Heart by four lengths, and then! t.o,,«inir third "tilacr. Next yet . „,,,„.„ 

""-'ITrack: Gene Clark'* breaking of 

rjaytnn Calender was captain' t» the graduation of threw mem- • 

lid stroke of the vanity crew. Hi' Wn of the chnmptoniOiin team: 

ucl1 

itrans an rir Ha t.aitiii A . 

Hick Culver. Bill Kiwtact.. 

more. Kenny, drah* I 

2. Mr. Taxey" WnNh, when not 

"At the Bat." Mi'tntd tit he the attraction 

of generous masae-i uf 

femininity. 

.1. Coach "In" Helmut whole* 

hcarledly retaliated to the critical 

calls of "Dogmrat and Catment 

l>> hitting a homer with the haw* 

loaded. 

I. Mr. DunnV f«c«" wan an crimson 

as strontium rhloridr when he 

dropped that My >w all bin admirer* 

wilfully looxrn on. Teh! 

Teh! Teh! 

(If any of th/ foremrnlloncd 

teacher* wish to *« •"«•. my residence 

i» now ttaittok. Slnm.) 

My Swa» Song 

Well, spurt fans, the time has v»iy 

come for this writer to say adieu, 

and I do so with » "»adness in my 

1 the city record in the mile by 

.,......- .,« ,..~ rf ~_ ~.._ — _ _. . „__.----,. .., _— .- five seconds 

such yeitM-aiM _w Gtjorge Back- j Captain Al J'^'»; •*n first team anil Hirl-ss on the 

'

SIS 

THE LOWELL, JU.NE 6.1040 

Thespian Honors America! Cavalcade of a Nation JC.S.F. Dance to 

Go to Joe Culler. «asHBiflSsaffiSllMi ibe held tomorrow 

Climaxing ten »M-k» i.< dally 

rehearsals the c»»t at "What a 

Life" presented four su«.cewul 

perfrrmnncrt of the term ploy. 

Say H. 15. 1C. and 17, In the auditorium. 

i'or hik spleiuliu performnnce as 

Henry Aldnch In "WhM a Life," 

Joe Oullen hud hl» name placed on 

thi TramatlM Honor Rcll. which to 

the hlBhnit honor that any Lowell 

thespiun ran receive. 

Th- huce IUCCCI' of the play, accoitling 

tu modest Air. Pollnnd, tfce 

co»ch, »a» u'je first. !o tho ploy 

iuelf. ."d secondly, the experienced 

cost. , . , 

The reit of tho cant Included 

Fran Hnrrlion, Myra Buchholi, 

Bill Garry, Frank Qulnn, Jim Uonncrt. 

Warren Mohr, Joan Stuart. 

Margilec Chrisman. Dorothy Kane, 

Ellen Shunk, Charlio Blake, Carolann 

McDonald. Don Brush. Carta 

Wagner, Dot JIcKeniie, Frank 

BroJie. Margaret Mcfirath, Bcr.y 

I'cten«on, anil ilorvcth Cain. 

tpproximutc exl'enstn for the 

piny, ^vordlng to -Mr. Curl*, were 

S::n0, while the rit-t-ipt-H tftaied 

y ThV inside of "the tank" is" painted ; r f 1 T l \ L . | 

award Riven in the exhibition. This turtiuoj«. eiVinir ft thc annearance ° Lo w f'»< t n °J. the homage of our! 

wus the flrwt time Lowell ha? won |0f n tile cool I neart, j 

the prize in the five years of iw. Kosc âri'v younK holds the dis-' We offer thue bffon* we part. 

.».,«»«. ! ^ , , M^th^tlnle.t in rte; We lovely tanner, proudly ,av-1 

Choir has performed :^^^..n/Marli^cS: on "^»d'«»• •-- g.on--1 

for manV DroeTamz > »"-• 'he youngest performers In the k""nsi tnt SKJ. , 

JOT lliuiiy pivgi u..io ,,how. each being 10 years old. Thy eom have /ought to keep thy' 

^^t^^^^^S^^TlX^ rne^hies „ their! 

>n«fiii " *ai(i Jlr Airth.! American tour, nto|ipini; in two m ""11 1 *, , , 

I major cities. Buenos Aires and Uio O Lowell, thou, the homage of our 

I dc Janeiro. The tour will 'ast from I huart. 

j three to nine months. ' \Vc A resume of the chair's actlvi- 

o{{tt ^ y.^^ wc p,m> 

ties cs foIlL follows: It sani;. .March _. IS, for 

; Of frit-nUhip made, than thfne are ' 

the r.-T. A.; Qt the Flac Day cer 

emonics. held in the yard. A 38 Seniors Slated 

Holds winning ticket on 

car; gives ;t away For C.S.F. Honors 

Hy Lorraine G\on 

Thirty-tMKht hi«h senior* will l< 

honored with life membership in 

A Lmvi'll Indian gave a the C. is. K. upon (fruduation, if 

Stanford Indian a ticket, not 

for siH-'edinfT but flo he might 

they qualify this last term. 

have a chance to speed. 

These Mudents are: 

William Harrison, Charles Sax- 

.May 9, Courtney Porter, IKT, l'hillip Stinchfield. 32S: Stan- 

the Lowell Indian and basley Felix. Laurence Shepard, 222; 

ketball player, ushering at i William Kuji.su, Marie Cumroinpf. 

the Aliiambra Theater on the June Onwsun, Kiitinka Gallin, Bet- 

second night of his new job, ty-Mae Lewis, Marion Nctuttadt, 

unknowingly gave the win- Gladys Oliver, 213; Norman Wai* 

ning ticket for n Hudson car .ter, 214: Itoscmnry Gonener, Katb- 

1 to an ex-Stanford Indian crine Glafkides, Bobby Hartner, 

who, like Porter, is a bas- Lois Hoacvear, Carlo Wansorsle* 

ketball pjaycr. 

'ben, and Shclia Yelland, -103. 

j Robert StiratfUe, Marcvlle Ar- 

When the Stanford In- ;toux. I»u Van dcr Wat. 136: E'f>r's ideal. 

P«1| 96-page "Red and nune more dear, 

Hunk Luisctti, uho now "be- 

19; and a pain at thc Public Schools : 

' In work or play, their purpose 

lieves in miracle?." So cloc.-i 

Courtney Porter. 

Week proRram in the auditorium, White" now on sale : shine:' clear. 

April 24. Thc boy* of the choir 

:Tliy ijtiiis and daughtt'rs prniec thy 

taiif thc theme sons of the term Fifteen hundred «i|ijv* 

piny at a rally in several of the 

of Lo«fc-. 

L i o lofty aims, w p , ! . 

ell's largest e

0 

tSk- 

EXCEPTIONAL 

IUU.V 

TOI1AV THE, LJOWEIX. 

FRANCISCO'S OLDEST HIGH SCHOOL NEWSPAP 

EDITORIAL 

CAMPAIGN 

Volume 77. No. 1 Sar. Francisco, California. September in. 1040 Founded January, 1888 

PrexyRaaka to Lead; ''%I e * a f Time " Tlie \Ho Money; Girls' Gym JLowell Faces Galileo 

Football Rally Today, ; Of Freshmen Reception Dream Shattered 

In Tomorrow's Game 

Dancing During Lunch 

Hey man will introduce 

new school pep song 

"The Farce iif Time" theme, for 

the freshman reception to be held Principal Hopes Work 

Friday, Scptcmlter 27. i* now under 

way, Hini numerous minposed "su- Will Begin Next Fall | 

|n.*r" nets arc being weighed in the 

minds of the commit too memltcrs. 

JJEOINS 

Indians rated underdogs in first 

league encounter at Kezar 

The . theiny .. . . wns .... decided . upon nt n, 

The jiir's' jtym will nut be built j 

"Ojmninjr E-rnhs." **' . 1 joint meelirg >*t the Scroll nnd i this year. The Board of Education 

Cardinals,". and """-- oil" •' ** I 11 " 1 1 F>ri4 '' | i** ..~ n * com " J has been forced to cancel all build- ; 

A lira ham Lincoln High School, and 

wcre'ilie "Holler Derby." "".Summer ' lIl rally will he presided over by ...„ 

newly elected student Ixidy nrcsi- 

° *>• •"*• Junior College. 

dcni. Carl Rnaka. , , Souvenirs," "The Indiiin," "A Day \ir 

The nilly will 1K< 

pine ilevoted to pep-'at uwi.n." ,,mI "The Folies." i 

l 'P the students and rehears 

Mr. Stephen*-, however, ho* not 

inc the rooters for the Lowell-Gal- ' v * • -. given u» hope. "The Lowell gym," 

:lcn football game to he held In iNPIlstaCltPr OF! 1 OD lie said, "is still firm on the board'* 

Kesar Stadium tomorrow after- ^ÛalrfUlCI Ull 1 UL), tisi i>f 'must builds,' followed by 

noon, at i!:.'t(>. Al Heyman witl run 

AI indium Limoln's gym plan.*. We 

over the revised "Axtf Veil" wi;h 

ean only hope we will stay first, 

the students. The eherr has l«V!i 

for if we do, we will have a «O«M1 

speeded up and will IK* dnne n* it 

chance of getting the gym next 

i- at Stanford. The Galileo stu- 

fall." 

dent body officers, visiting Lowell 

IIeady by Al Heyman, The ten expt'iit nts uf wisdom ;ind 1illJiVS 

.ill 

>• 

lle.Xl fall 

the tn'w head yell leader, who will with tin -mint.* wen-: Donald Heaii- rialin 

All .M» de 

aisc It-ail the singing of Lowell's simi, v.Wni; .Marion lie Kerry, cafe Tr.. ' iilans i• 

T tile JO." 

f'tb-r wuitr. "fin Cardinal." Words F; l.ois UaiiM-n, Ui2; I'ram.s Kte.|i; editor i.f Tin* IJOWtl!. 

Ktl. ronn: and eafe manager, 

.Mart-ret Schaeffer. 

1 

-I 

'Smattcr, Pal; Someone SI'ECrAt BVLLKtm 

Jab You with a Needle? Ten Itunn, Galileo ntar halfback, 

suffered an injury to his right Ie* 

Have you seen a spring Wednesday. September J. and will 

dnnce in a movie when the IM- out of lornorrow'n line-op. 

sound track went off? 

Whin Lowell's fighting Indiana 

Have you ever seen a I trot out on Kerar Stadium'i crccn- 

punch-drunk fightfr waltz irixteeii lockers opi-nitu; into 

iNew Council Heads ;ty barks are Steve Dotur. I'aul Orinsaccumti- 

••ai-h .-Imwer, ntiil additional lockers 

I si, Clavton Calender. Howie Rimn.se. 

Bill Chandler. Skilrx Hofflatvd 

.*>.'> Jioint.-. Ttiese ilieltided: liniiiir the walls. in the closest election in many mnn. Al Androvich. nnrl Vic An- 

I_ Ilrowti, IV2-J-. S. Hrown. :U'.'; F. Speaker*.' Itakuny Mars. .Majorie Weiss was elected 

:l Ii 

iiuff. ajii; W. Hush, :i:il: 0. Chiim, 

lit of the Girls Council and 

Weight Advantage for flalUen 

(•alileo will hnve a fliL'ht weight 

advantnge of t«'o or three pounds 

What Did You Gain 

per man throughout the team. 

Fans who watch the gnm? to* 

At Lowell? Students 

morrow will probably see n colorful 

II. Styris, 'M2. 

Mr. Tucker opened the meeting with plenty of speed nnd dc- 

Quiz six Mtidems itcciimuiated umulated .Ml point-. flliuoû'andî'lVCTWtora^Miry tnlives who were°to take charge of slnr* bo h the coaches. Mike Voyne 

How It Works »»rk« ...„ .||,.iude«i in the tilans the salon salr* of student body cards: cards; nna Ra.i itn Johnnon, employ wide- 

T.i those new students who are 

then Miss Lacostc called forward open system to a great **xtont. 

All Say Lowell is Tops unfamiliar to the honor count 

all the \\\ iniy and irirl room rvp- I'rohable line-up«: 

I.< IWKI.1. rlili>h OAMI.KO 

Hlmniiill* ...^ » )]I 

.. It . 

Johiwrn .Tntipmn 

rtn«mi.v 

IB ____McGutlln 

Uller 

President Curl lUaka—"Attend* 'p,irt.,i . A muni of _\. points -\\e are well on our way toward Erickiion, »nd Mariorie Weiss. Th« 

g Lowell has given me the op-; jN n,,, to make the Honor uur goal- 100 per cent member- !„,..« running were Ed Normoylv. 

purtunity to meet many fine fel- n,,]| 

lows nnd girls, and has given me, 

!fihip." »uid Bob Arnold, Lowells K,f Kowe, Angclo Misthos and Bill 

lows and RiHs, und has civen me, ' . . ' tn-asurer. yeJtwnlay'as he reviewed Grnvci" 

pltnty of enjoyable time*, both in ; c_l.ni_ncL_r Unanimously! thtf l*ctrra 

I'umlnl 

..Silver 

.Chatlum 

"limn 

wo-uay old student body curd ^ 'J. 

an athletic education. •ctivitieM and in KiumnK ocnumacner unanimouaiy (lriV(. * •- .. .. i i ^ c *7 J 

Vicc-I'rvsident AffneH Jones— j Elected H4 PresiHent I ' he iu,u won't hopes have hi* to [iuah woni* a : h«id tme ^ rail enrollment totals L^JJ J; student 

1 h 

Unanimously elected preî'dunl ot 1 ucross h won't Kezur's have turf to push tomorrow a foothall aft- • 

S 

• , Art Sehu- ernoon. The treasurers of tinlileo leaders, athletes among new Sophs, Frosh 

gained experince which will bo | *"•' -••• secretary race. _ 

elpful to me in my law career." i _"~Z '71, '-,'.' 

Cufeteria Mannitcr Miiripirot R.O.T.C Rifle Shoot 

knowledco to help me In the future, 

Editor The Luwell, Ed Conn— 

"Lowell has given me a background 

that will tx! indiflpcniiahlc when I 

Bo to collcire." 

CALENDAR 

Sept. 13— Opening Rnlly. 

Sept. 14—Lowell vs. Galileo 

football game. 

Sept. 23 — Senior pictures 

taken throughout week. 

Sept. 27 — Freshman Recep. 

Hon. 

Sept. 30—Group pictures for 

Red and White. 

Oct. -I—Lowell vs. Commerce 

football game. 

itloco 

Jatsu* 

_ Soko- 

headquarter* where h"* will JI . 

bly bu assigned t«j» - w o&aU Tak- In fl*2l\ there are Wayne Gray lov, semi-finnliflt In the state tening 

his place hi.- ..i Lowell, is arid Arnold --•- Goldman from Dudley . nls tournament 

Sergeant Harr. \. Koclberg, for- | h.one, who received American Lcmerly 

n corj- >\ |n the Oth Coast lon awards. 

I'nlo Alto He presented 

The class nreni ient, Kenneth Me- 

our rifle team when it enters into Artillery tit V ~. ' 

From Grant have come Gordon .-- - - ---- v«~~r_ 

eompctition with other schools of 

Lissler, student body president; Lt-nnon. and tht secretary, Betty 

the Oth corps urea next spring. 

nnd Ruth Levison. secretary and SÎK^ÎWH/!, 

However, th'» fall, the individual NewAnnu. liaffGiven 

momVrfi nrc going to enter tho 

Nntlonni Rifle Association tournaments 

to determine who will be 

The newly announced staff of 

good: enough for the tenm. 

the lied nnd White includes: editor, 

Don Ucnnston; assistant edi- 

For those who like statistics, the tor, Marilyn Adams; finance editor, 

rifle team uses a 22 caliber Spring* Lorraine Granichcr, and assistiints 

field rifle, nnd the high man, right S. Burke, G. Bolster, and Dreeson; 

now, is Major William Flcxrenltnr. literary editor, Ruth Kaufman: 

senior editor*, Lucy Mouradlan and 

SPECIAL NOTICE Alice Bloom; boys' sports editor, 

The September I3lh Usue of The Ralph Spied, nnd assistants S. 

I-oTiJ is free lo all students but Kesslcr and H. Nelson; pirls' 

hen;.nfler only student body mem- snorts editor, Anita Ames, nn*l n*bent 

wit) reeeirc The Lowell, a* it sluUnt June Sutton; ami W. POR- 

in througlh 

student body cards that tel, J. Livingston, Graven), Ash- 

the ie paper Is supported.' 

croft, P. Kerrigan, and Thompson. 

1 !!. 1 ^; 

veil lender bath In 323 Also from '"• wn " c >rom 1 rentalp has corns 

Glint "SlSaSm EdGrSiT, Shirley Sinmr. 1« llmwnant In 

trrautircr: Anrc Soult, nnociclc W« trarnc wind, 

editor nt their pnper: nml Jerry; From a dUtance, Talit Alto, haa 

Dfll'oBiio. ciiptaln of the baxkcthall corac Bob Jonnen, who was vice* 

nml hanclmll tcanu. president "—" of "" his class. -'— 

From Roosevelt 

From Aptos Have come Jason 

Roosevelt Junior _... High „ hns con* MInklcr, president, and Shirley 

tributed MIml Lcbo. school secre- Plymire, secretary. 

tary; Jack Cooker, ninth grade i Splro Gudclt, president of Dnnclnss 

president; Mildred Kfefer, cd- id Welutter; Albert Dean, treasuritor 

of the school rxner; Paul Tar- ;cr of St. Ignatius; and BUI Law, 

H. yell leader; Dick Warren boys', president of Jefferson, arc also at 

xports manager: nnd EleanorTlmct Lowell. 

in the debating society. These stu-1 Finally from Rwldlnp h«vR rom» 

dents nre from 214. 

the class secretary. Mary Ellen 

In 213 from James Lick Is Frank James, and president, Richard Sol- 

Kanrakan, ashlstant yell leader, omon.

TWO 

LOWELLL® 

ra>ocitco% ami < 

mi 

visit the cliiMroom* an they used to, yearn flffo. In 

tJieir youth. 

They want to unite with their former fnVr.J.1 

nnd ulnp them on the bark. nnd smile and say, 

"Well, you old jwand'M, I haven't seen you for 

They wnnt to join together and come through 

with the same old yellii that gnvc spirit to Lowell's 

teams of years back. 

THEY WANT TO CARRY ON LOWELL 

SPIRIT AS MUCK AS WE 00, AND THEY 

DESERVE TlIEm CHANCE! 

OUR SIDE: 

We want to do everything we can to promote 

apirit at Lowell. 

We wnnt to make Lowell'* graduates feel 

"they're Kone, but not forgotten." 

We want to promote friendship OIK) -plrit En 

the hearts of both alumni and Mudcnb. 

We want to make the niumni themxclvei* proud 

of the school they onco represented. 

And vhat would mnke our thouwndrf of alumni 

prouder, more devoted to Lowell, than to know 

we had given them n chance to revive their former 

friendship* and to promote a new kind of 

!LowcIl Snlrit! 

WE WOULD NOT BE DRRAKIN'G A TRA- 

DITION. BUT ESTABLISHING A TRADITION 

—ONE THAT WOULD LIVE ON FOR YEARS 

TO COME. 

Stuff and Things 

The governor picked up a phone and called 

lone distance. 

**I want ;o speak to Killer Demoff at the "tate 

prlaon," ht tM excitedly. 

"Sorry," a voice anxwercd, "your party Just 

r up. 

There wai an old man from Nan tucket 

Who kept nil hi* cosh In a bucket; 

But hi* daughter, named Nan, 

Ran away with a man— 

.'And an for the bucket, Nantuckct. 

A penthoune *ulte In swell, but Home people 

wunt a suite with two pair of pentn. 

•TVhnt did Attiln call his fnvoritc wife?" 

•"Bonny. I gueja." 

"When u girl hnj ircod ealvci her shin* will 

nlwayft K forgiven. 

Cote: "Haven't I alwayg been fair to you?" 

Brute: "Yw; bat I want you to be faff and 

•warmer. 

Daughter (Bt ono a. nv): "GondnlRht^ mother." 

mother: "Cominir fai or wing out?" 

Your 

Foreign 

Correspondent 

THE I.OWELU SEPTEMBER la. WO 

While your Korny Kolumnintwax 

xnoonlnir around Forclim 

Shun-* ii la Sherlock Holme*, she 

uncovered th« followinjr items: 

Nurnrry Khymw "• U I****" 

Flash: . • - R«l « lu « Hteh 

ha* U'«-n itolnir in for nursery 

rhyme*, if w" 1 can juilce from these 

namplea of half-witticism* printed 

In Thf niuffer: 

"Old Mother Ilubbnn) went t» the 

cupliord 

Tu fetch her poor don n hour; 

Cut when *he ROI there 

The Cupbu&rd was bare— 

Ami :"o tlie poor dog Went on V,. 

P. A. 

"Humpty-Dumpty *at on a wall, 

lltitiwiy-numpty hail a irn'»t fall. 

AH the klmrV hoists and nil the 

kinu'.i i"* i n—• 

Hud 

Chem. Wit 

Clirrr.btry Professor: " S 11 m , 

what do you think is chemistry 1 * 

i;rea te ot contribution to the 

-Sam" (niediiiiifvel- " Blonde." 

—The Weekly Aegis. 

Advice to the Lovelorn 

Lincoln High Schitil. i" Portland. 

Ore, huai>l> an "Advê to thf 

Lovelorn" column [n its achuol 

pa|H*r for the romanticallv minded. 

A glaiice at it revealed U»-* following 

confidential (?) i-orrvspont!* 

"Ih-ar Aunt H''p*;t>ah: 

"Since breaking up with Geor*:e, 

I have been • xtremely norvous. 

Wl'-su*:" giM»d fcr biting fincer- 

-nKVEKLY. 

"Pear Bov: 

"Sharp tct-'ih, you dop Itaiime .Minings'* advice 

ymi'll firget tin- music and ^tart 

yiuir • iiak»'st Verîun of a hut 

.xhiiir. Swing risht out. cat. 

Ni-ver mind the n'-'t of the c.itivftklioTi 

I:'"* 1 bigot.-* around yoU. 

F«».Mt; thiit long fancy train on 

v«>ur partifr'si ginvn- The pt>opl«< 11 

kt'i-p out of your Wiiv after you've 

upset a fev. if tlu-m. aiui the train 

v.un't rip much farther than the "-r AH: 

Whpt will l»e tht; paper's policy 

(eward girl.-*' xuortfi? 

—Sports Enthusiast. 

I'i-ar Sports Enthusiast: 

inu hnx'e heard of reading between 

the linea haven't you? All 

that I have been able to gather by 

m? Huper sleuthing In what you 

girl*' sports enthusiast* will have 

to do. —All's Secretary. 


Amofltr our louvenlni we found thU little liter* 

ary Kcm by the well-known |»oete«a, Gertrude 

Stein: 

Eniiuuh Said 

He *nlrl enough, ennutrh «ald, 

He naid enough, cnouuh *aiii. 

He snid enough, enounh »aij. 

He nafd ''nought enough naij. 

Isn't that quaint? 

• • • • • 

About Lowell 

This last KUmmer neema to have cooled many 

a romance around Lowell, for instance: What? 

wrong with IJud Spiegel? W«s can remember when 

he walked around the halls muttering that Lovelie's 

name over and over to himself. 

We think it will take more than summer to 

cool off that mutual feeling between Hal Bimrose 

and Martha Mclvin. 

Dob Troppmatt took in tickets at a local theater 

nit summer. We don't think Bob knew he had so 

many friend* until they came In drove* so they 

cotilil get In for nothing. 

From what iwople nay. Camp Mathei la quite 

the place. Ahk Bill Henderson, he knows. We 

hear he wan rushing xome gal up there iuite a 

bit until h»- 1 found out she iva« married. Th.it VTOS 

pretty ctae. Willy- 

Dumping p»Mt'heM into a vat at a cannery kept 

"Ktitiin' Arnold out of mfcehief thN summer. He 

worked from six at night lo jiix - f n the morning. 

Kail! Uob; "Being hack at school 13 simply uneiinny-*' 

.Seen some of the new women. If you haven't, 

iM-ttcr *ee ati optician. Ye.-* uir. thin year's crop 

of .MinstM is i.|I right. 

H 

Have any nf you girl* noticed Gene Vayssle, 

Hob's younger brother" From the looks of things 

it won't In.* long in'fore Gent will he giving broth* 

t*r Hub plenty of competition. By the way. Bob 

ju*t g«i out of the hospital. Appendix. 

To all appeainm-ps the S. When his crudes t-ame heie he \va* afraid 

tn i*ee them—wondiT why? Hear he was heart 

"roKin lit-cause i'Iairt p Moody is going u» Nurth. 

Why not p> over to the polo grounds in the 

park aftt-r school wtnc day. and watch your footl'jili 

tfant work out? Don't worry about getting 

there too late befause the l>oys stay until »):W) 

I'vety night. Though ihe toam ts green, it ought 

to go far. judging !>v its spirit. Alnivt- all. please 

d«n t forget to root for it at games. It - really " 

•'an U*K- your support. 

j\i»iut Grail?. 

Si-'-ms awfully dead around the old "campus" 

without the last year's grad*. Want to know 

what ôme of thirn have d«ne? 

Liitt termV voosorne little twoyome. Joe Mit' 

chcll and Ft an iU-N'eil. art- both Kutng to C. 0. P. 

this term. What a o-inky-dinkyl Hear Claire 

Moody and t'at I)i>dd itre also goinir to the Northern 

Country Club. Wish WE could. 

|)id you notice that Alice 'iary Williams is 

back? She's P. G.ing. Must Iv lone.*ome without 

Jtrn and Bob to carrv hor books. 

For those interested. Carry and Xiemeyer are 

no more. 

Faiin-d Jimmy Hatto induced Jim Weeks to 

send ."oiiii! cartoons into King Feature Company. 

Not all were accepted, but they cent a letter to 

Jim a.tking for more and more. Hope we see 

."onu* of the drawinm in print soon. 

Anyone who is interested can go to Union 

Square nl noon time and nee Joe Cullen and Noel 

Fteyburn chewing their lunch on the gra«s. Noel 

works fur P. G. &. K. Joe goes to shorthand 

.•chool. runny, but we can't picture him sitting 

on the boss" knee. 

We heard Dotty Button wiw married, to we 

looked into it. Yes. she Is. 

£:inca Clam will mits Jim Honnert for at least 

n year. Gradon made him go to the new J. C 

Falling asleep while driving Is no Joke, or $0 

nrucc Sutherland tells us. He did. and hit an 

oncomintr car on the Hnyshore. Said his car was 

a mess, but no one hurt badly. Lucky boy! 

Thought Itosic Young wax going to swim at 

the Aquacade. \Vh«-n we saw her she looked more 

like an usherette than a swimmer. We wonder 

why? 

• • * • • 

We hope that the Freshmen Reception will be 

taken out of thv hands of the teachers this year 

and left entirely to the Scroll and Shield. Last 

term's was not so hot n.*T>. 

I*, wouldn't be any trouble and Et would certainly 

make sitting down easier. 

• • • * • 

From Reader'* Digest , 

r have never killed a man. but I have read 

many obituaries with a lot of pleasure. (Nice 

WO

& & 

,! 

"51 

By Chariot Dirlfl 

H*ving juat returned from our 

two months' sicata (ume of ft, 

wai a fiesta), we find th.it things 

havs been happening fast and furioiwly 

In the sporu picture. 

St. Mary's College, which, in the 

past always drew its nharo of San 

Francisco high school football' 

stars, took the roll the other day 

and found only one San Francisco 

**prep«er' —Ernie Lang, center 

from Commerce, answering the call. 

The real good ones didn't have a' 

chance to escape. St. ilnry'a Club-I 

ben, ever on the alert for talent, 

virtually insisted they play for i 

Madfgnn. 

Now if the St. Clary's Clubbcra' 

wanted to do a good turn they 1 

could help "lied" Strader and grab' 

some of ID-Jo's better prep football 

players (who ever they arc) for 

the 11*41 reason. | 

Milt Vuctnicli and Errie Gentnt-r, 

co-captains of the VxlH "Ucnm 

of u Generation," will play .ignfn 

this fen«»n, but un different sides.' 

Milt CIIOM.' Stanford for his alma 

muter, while Ernie chose the Sather 

(Jiiie*. Bi»th have u good 

chance to rate high on their rcsrM'ctivv 

U'am*. and ycu can In* *ure 

th.it thvy'U give their uil, Novem- 

ELt-y 

THE LOWELL. SKPTB.MBEK 13. IIUO FIVE 

Lowell Grid Luminaries i Cards A. A. A. Title Chances A Big Question; 

j Poly, Galileo Elevens Given Top Rating 

•Twenty-seven Shin- 

B. Neff Starts Lt-wt. 

Basketball in Oct. 

Voudall, Johnnie mie S'lieil. Mike Klo- 

Lowell's lightweight banketball tovich, Al Derien. and innumeraMo 

season will «tart about the middle other gridiron luminaries Into big 

of October nnd Coach Ben N'eff rime, opened the 1040 prep season 

will send onto the court of Kexar n San Franclvp believe in jn wl winning 

By Expense or \ Kackers Make Keady ^^JuKl;;^^^.^; 

Sen .Veff. And th«ro lies the Neff 

Klnu-r Harris unlimited' psychology 

New 

nn K>.'tb.iI| titles to Lowell, 

comtnj, During t"ie prncttco pvtlatl* many 

* to I* plnycd thi.t fall. >• n youthful nnd hopeful soul takes 

first big game. 

n.Tiii. ilvcuust* of the expenses in-: With a tetitn c«mp«r«t'd of expe- ,. • ° n "l"*ciacuinr "p'-ctacultir *noi shot to to impress [mpre«*» LO.ICH Coacii 

Athrrlon Code ciiient to the opening of throe now; rivncvtl plnyvre, including nil null- *,* 

Attention high school football 

^clioiiis, thi' l!i>anl of Education i 

had to ul "minute the propose* 

If you - . . want to - ,-. pl«v college -.-- ->:.., foot- year'.t school littdget. i.h 

without risking the official According to Mr. Stephens, how- ••• 

Athcrton thumb, take this advice! • - 

ff ' ' mt n °, n "°. nn knoWR thnso 

i-tituteit. Mr. Harris mnv well look"; 1 " 1 h:ivp what it tnkes." Vi cot 

diviRiiin bor-h •'' !ot| £ as a Lowell eager, and those 

•r eleven when wll ° i"" 1 n ' 1 nnd N'elsnn will 1* n tough blow 

to Coach Jae WrduccI nnd hia title 

hopes, but you ran r 

studies. 

I'lujt by Request "Dfiwrtmcnt 

Bob Cardinal, Lowell's leading 

Botfer. added another title to his 

many taurcln by defeating Bill Mc- 

Laughton. stale junior omnteur 

champ. 4-3 for thfi California Country 

Clab crown recently. 

Next Monday's CalMluiletln will 

carry • irtory in lt« sportii nection 

In which Charlie Davln and a Gt 

lira writer will analyte the Lowell 

Galileo *mme. 

Darin* article wilt be the nmt in 

a lerita of-prep footb«t! reviews 

belnr sponsored by the Call-Biilletln 

and written hr itodenl writirt 

ofthf city** high ichools. Watxh 

tor them. • 

Vkcalion Varleticn rience and to build them up for 

Thi- three muskvtecM, Bob Bunrcistcr. Ed Rowe. and J»ck O'Brien, action on the ranlty team. The 

jt,wnt two week* nt Capitola. This wasn't trim 

'& the truth or nut, we don't j 

held from June 24 to 20 at the know, but at leant it sound* good. The two lads who are always to 

S»n Francisco Y. M. C. A, build- 

Football Contest 

full of spirit, Steve Dotur nr.

TOUR 

Lorbeer Once Cage Coach; Facts Revealed 

In First of Series Featuring Teachers 

Back in tbo year 1917. a certain i 

George Coe Lorbeer was noted as 

an "aggressive coach for Commerce 

Losketlinli. whose teams beat j 

Lowell." ! 

Although a fir cry from his; 

preient "white collar" (ho never 

wear* oiio) job, it was In this ca- 

y is Useful 

and Profitable 

lly .Mm. Jordan. Councilor 

In peace- ami war, the chemist is 

a very useful man. His work 

range* from (hut of a nkilled techpacity 

tliat .Mr. Lorbeer .the man in nician -xho runs r'J'ine analysts in 

319, 3U. began hi* hb teaching Mrtta, career. career "SilSTtt^îK^SiS: 

I'rmul oC twenty-three year* of•^ throU(rhout California, rcccivclose 

and friendly association with ]„,, nbout $123 per month, to tup 

and public speaking to the de- "firneSrai Foundation'Nccnuury 

batcrs. To \>e ,\ top rese.'irch chemist you 

teacher, for together w.lh eit'ht l .?:_. i .",!. f ! 1 ."\.'--':''...?_". .K 1 . 1 ,.^ 

lledidcd discovering Uie mystery Then there in such a thing a--* a 

of growing an orange, life was "gift" for research, a facility that 

relatively uneventful until his high grows with u«p anil niak v: 'r "f hmrH-n. ami a 

will havx a hard tlmu surpassiiitf. > V!ir " r "V""' 1 " f nit " nr >'- . 

them." Pn«»n'i! (.rail*-.* 

Become (Jjm InMrutor inîm^rtnnT"!,^ 

Nini-tecti U'li found mm untcrinc wmt tn 1i» ;• clictni^t 

romunu Cullcse, which later saw ;„,.,, an,| ,,,.< ,,..lsiin, 

'b,.,h: r » ilu ffi°, n _, i ;. r , "r...V! rU children. Undecided a.s io liia fu- i"; • 1-'" f,ir .•hnii-i'l 'lat*-< Am'v. CCH-II wrtnion .-hî 

ist.i du tln'ir ln-it-ratd wml; In n 

1.!'[on anil liinliigiral fi''l'i^ a 1 "(•rii'Mai K^j^rame." an anti- 

i- With the addition «•:" tkv._n IK-W war play: "Au'hie ('niii'- Hoine." 

" a ii>iiiil*T> n-gistcring nit "fie fit.it -Tlie VV.-Mini:.- "The K, : Makes 

nil,.. 

call for s-ign-upj. ->f the "Itelutiitg dm id," a".; "Astii- Hay." which, 

i?iK luty." August '2'J. in ',',1'j, and lik* 1 ilii* (•iiv>igit up at once, but 

I predict 11 fiH'inbi.'r.^lii,' of alût 

.^•.•vfiity," -*late.l Jir. Lorueer. 

Competitions, which have Iweii 

atittoutit^l. aro the Mate lournatniTit, 

Friday and Saturday a 

Fight g to 

:dToda 

Clioru.s 

found fa»*'r among Llii' tv»cht,T»(i 

U»..-ll High. 

l)w to the tiniciinc.-a of thw itba:aMv 

tiui'.-tioii. fifteen tenchea 

curning it. The retults found if.'i 

in fi'vyr of i:, four again>t it, art 

the lemainitic four not w-ihinj; U 

discussing their good tlmci logeL*i-: j|«n Miss D De ".Maria ria is th the new m: t'rls li.t Andcmni, '.luhn Hanvy] "rind ' gii-iil."" ' " " " " al:»o du'it* duty." 

' Kym teacher, taking 31 hs Xorton'n l>avld Itobms. president of the co- So JMU niust: Fight, men, and do Knur Againut It 

Thus, we salute Mr. George Coe plaire, who ha gone to Lincoln L l 

or die! .Mild opjn ojijmxition _ to _ the bill 1 

Lorbvcr ... »s one - - of the - finest - - teach' . . High tl1 School. ! ! MIw . "" - Maria for.- March triumpliant for Lowell High, expressed by Miss Scott 

erg and friends any Lowell student. merly taught at Poly and studied 

Verne: wanted it only "If a real need t 

could have. at Stati- and Stanford colleges. She 

Hail the Ked and White. definitely established." Mr. Lo-" 

."ay* that she has found Lowell C C \ In The school that ha** spirit and fighu ' beer. L*. S. history teacher. «** 

. O, 1. iHrlii very co-opemtive nnd i» |*lad 

tO Oiartto be here. 

fOf ^3CllOOl ! JHV .""i» eheer on her team, "Since Congress feel* a danff 

For they'll rule ,-uprvnie, • exists, every man, woman, w; 

•*vr. , T ~ 1 —,, , Me Austin is subbing for Miss 

Anil they'll >lunv that child should do his bit." 

Lo.ii.ie Austin, ,jt.;inm-tte Uravcn- l 

WithLargeLxieeLlub §«»{£•. »•»' *«»« Lana for M^ d«r. .Marint) Itmwn, Jane Clark. Jo- ' '""'l 

'-"well has might.. Many teacher*, nctably Mil 

let our voices ring: . I'vckum, Cnptain Flex«nha:\ : 

ili"c Ncpiwrt, nro indefinite, but Captain Fred Dlvknon. will Le nwdt. 

several eral prgirjt prograirjt are under way. up p of the fwing following Block L boy?: 

Th The voice* of f any new students d in- Captain ain Fred Dicknon, Diknn Nick Nik Ilvlkin. Illki 

Uvjstcd in the clubs arc atwnyii Oeorgu Krttnky, Charles Davis, 

•" v im« according to the advitwrfi. ""*• t# — •"" t# — ! — *•"•— " - 

Camera. Begin Clicking 

i^Y Disbanded 

Tho Camera Cluli uniler tho Icuil- 

Major*, Al" Hagerty. ,u) 

As of *hi* dsto. August 26, 1040. 

KnJ 

mijulst. C. Galfjiden. L 

•he lowcll Ht-Y Club is dUbandcd 

until il ffurther h notification.' ifii R Wn: ji^^^S^^X 

*U whool nervice hw already been ford, Jack Stoll, Jnck Thompnoii, 

Uken Ukcn c«r« of by either the sc Mhoi-1 Rudy dy Scheldt. nnd Alex Vnldimc 

honor society or the Block L. roif. 

B "' J L r - D '" k < !r i .• yyre Henry 

Leonard Fnildmin. . . .. . _ 

- I" »P«n to a 1 This term the club will sponsor w cre given out to new ««""*• 

a Gold Tup aerie* of tournamenta. 111 '* term, it was reported by r 

Competition will be held Mondays. r ' 

in room eighty. 

Thin was the largest »m°2 

A claw clitM in lit npei open to beginner* who ever diktrihuted. There were «? 

are fintcrcjtted in learning how to new lockers taken from G*" 

p y wiI1 moct 

* A Mondayf, In 

eight* 

1 **^ 

order to accommodtte the ne« •*", 

dentil. 

:

fife 

WILDCATS 

VS. 

CAItOS TODAY THE, LJOWEIX 


HOMECOMING 

THIS 

THANKSGIVING 

". X°- - Snn Frnnclfco, California, October 10, 1940 Pounded January, 1898 

A Homecoming?--Students, it's up to you! 

Student*. The Lotrrll imlu your Mippurl! Our editorial campaign h«i 

btgun. Our nlogan, "Homecoming this Thauluclrlnr,." 

Yes. a "HomccominE." A chance for Home of Lowe!!** cxtinmtwl 

Variety y Show will be J Lowell Gridders Meet 

Presented^ Lowell Wildcats Today 

Take some pretty gals, *cme 

kbndsomn ffuy«, a little bit of sintf- 

Indians Will Rely on Speed and Deception 

To Scalp Ignaiians in Third League Tilt 

40,000 alumni to t^!l tok'ulher aRitin. A chance to promote a spirit 

ne«r ne«r wen thought o( before in hlsh Khool CIRIU. A chinco 'nit. ilanrtnic. dramo,«««ell law... 

for Lowell to do •anuthini; never before done In San San yranciKo or nowl- nowl oichc»tru-mU HOT all toKcthci— 

bl blv CalKomin. ClKomin 

l "" i » nl " have you cot? The an- 

' Our l'lan >«»crVca»y. You\n KUI n "Vurio- 

Our plan—it'* simple. The .Momluy und Tuenluy of Bit- Game Week,!'" Show. 

let there t>e Open Uouftc nt Lowell with creetcrit to show vixitinR alumni I That* what Dramatic Coach Mr. 

the work done by the preffent Ktuilcntx. Let them visit with their former 1I'ollund is. KoinK to produce for 

teachers and re-estalilish former friendship*. (Notice: the teachera j Liiwell audiences the wt** fpllow- 

•jh'ju'd "«te|i up" the work two weeks ahead of time »o the Open Houro in i: ThanlmKlvinc vacation. 

would not be interfering.) Mr, I'olland once heard of the 

Tuesday afterticun there would 1H.> a student mlly nt Iûwcil—stu- vrry old, and very true, raying. 

Ucflt talent, htutfcnt spirit. .Variety is the spic He the ar.y "political pull.** Any* lîrls, I.owelPs nix "Varieties" ought i 

on** ran >K> on a committee, '" " from ncnior* . to . frefhrnenl . . to be good. 

Cium of 1900 Dinnci 

A large cast, about sixty, is a!- \ 

Almt.3t 200 member* of Hie Lowell class nf 11)00 were summoned f«r rtndy "buckling down" to its work, 

a dinner Sejilfmbvr 2~, given Tur Fklding "Hurry-Up" Yost in a very so that yuu. dear public, can spend 

srort time and with n little publicity. Imnyin- the alumni crowd that '" and une-hulf hours tif KOKO n 

c.iuld lie attracted with ample time to spare and much publicity. \ j,.ymont. The cl.orus of niftit-s in 

City newspaper* hate editorial campaigns—most of them succeed. I ik.jIli; t,ut through it* pace* by 

Thr I-o*ell for the first lime in jean* in intrnnifylng an editorial cam* | y/,^ Harbnni Muring, teacher 

ii»ijrn. ItV HUCCI** depends on you! . „ | hero urn) veteran luncini: inntruc- • 

Think of t!i- pubtirjty fl(r l^.welt! Think of thp spin", created for ttn 

the gntiit*: Thir-k of how many hearth will he enlightened with reborn Information I'lronr! 

friendship?! Tim..; of c m-w loyalty heUeen alu;nni and ntudrnlN. yuT ym "yt.ung'uns," who don't 

LETS MAKE UK! GAMK WKKK A TRULY BIG WKEK. ' i.inemlMr the InM "Vark-tiin," we- 

LET'S SUPPORT "A HOMKCUMING THIS THANKSGIVING ! | »u|IIn|t t|,,: blowing facts: 

—Ed. Conn. I 

Lowell Class of 1900 ! By Bill Graves 

Facing Ot. IpimUus tot!ay in their third league encounter, 

Lowell's fast improving gnclaters will mret a test of their 

ability to finish the senson success fully. 

The Wildcats have been having trouble winning football 

games this year, chiefly because of 

inexperience and lack of speed, but 

hf augured the Itilltopncrs will bo 

Artie! Strip Tease Irvine mighty hard to win this one. 

WItonp! What's cominc 

The Wildcat* would ax ROOU beat 

off here? 

Lowell us any other league team, 

Cardinal football tcairj; havo 

The cape slipped down )tn found them a punhfiver. 

ftUmly expoxin^ one satiny . .if Wildcat*' cause will bo 

white nhouldcr. 

'greatly aided if Danny Colcman, 

Then . . . a pause '*- 1 titpif-thrcat fullback in able to 

hind thr curtain. Hr (or nhe) Irilay. If Cowman is healthy, and. 

rvnnpenrctl — it wan Art 'if the big Ignatian Hn« is ablu to 

"Gypalc flose Lcc" Shn- open hole*. Lowell will havo work 

mnener attired in a slinky rut out for it. 

whin* evening cownt Coyly 

Gyniie ilose let the shoulder l' valedictorian and historian. 

Ijist term's valedictorian, Ellen 

Shank, wu5 the thinl girl in the 

history of Lowell to deliver the 

farewell addrtsi. Arthur Aronscn 

ripn-êiitrd .June '10 in relating it's 

hlxtory. 

I -" rLl 

start, the left haf post 

either Howie Bin^rose or 

t-nd vhit-j pieces of nurtcboard. 1'cul Orsi. The right half spot 

Kim regi-try 100 percent was ^ » Calfinder "''' ^ ^ 

^STt!. Mr. CMbcr*. ,o it i. " 

i l l 

tinrs that year were »05lerg,| t 

(juarter: Hamilton, full; Prentm, j W- pHirfnnan O 

tnd: William», guard, nnd ttooney \ V aiCUlCLOridll I U 

at half. 

"Times liave changed, reminisced 

Yost. "When 1 «M coachiiiR 

at Lowell we wore lucky to 

lave thirty-five boys out for football. 

Now you have, over 100, 

tnough 1'or a team and a rooting 

siit'on, too, in thost* days. 

"Yi«5, football lias changed in 

tlic last forty yearn. 

"There wait m> penalty for unn(Co>Mary 

rounhneiw* thin. Clip* 

pine from behind WOH considered a 

very effective way of taking a tnaii 

out." 

Ami »•«, the "old gnids sat at 

tit table far into the night dwcuMing 

old times—times when 

football war a kick, tncklc, run, 

block, und ii ray affair. 

I heard: "The boys were a little | 

older then, and if you didn't have [ 

a mustache you were a sissy. | 

The table echoed and re-echoed 

with taughter at remembered j 

"Say." what became of old 

wnal's-ms-name?** was an oftbtard 

question. The old-timers income 

a U'tlc younger as they | 

ttaced their memories way brn-k. 

dtwn the dark corridor of Time. ' 

Eyes took on a little more spar-' 

klc as the puff, grunt, and smash 

days of football were recalled. Even 

one wanted to tulk at once. , 

Forty years Is a lone time to! 

caver in a few hours. j 

Finally It was time to go. The i 

grid heroes of 1000 filed their) 

memories away and lapsed back j 

Into the roto of middle-aged business 

men with "a big day at the 

office tomorrow, you know." 

W 

m.4m\. u> usual, ifo senior*, are VrchMe jinr-upit: 

.1 the bottom of the ltut, represent- |simm..n* . I.XU . ._ UUi-kwrtl 

'* j cd by registry 306n. 

| Jlflrl) „ _.I. 

I Tni|,j.n.iititi ... _ 

Today y there are twenty-six n..ix 100 Ilonn* - It 

inKHlel. ter cent rrvinlrlni. lamely fre»h- 

IITI...'.. . Mrunlf r 

i It in nnt. There U a midget on men and ttophomores. 

- ItlTI. -Unity 

MrO.rti,k-k 

; ti-ii cf GoldherK'n. Peterson wcrks j 

Llllt . llArry 

without a midcet. ' llomrcomine thin 

ItHI. 

The men»ure-?copc is for ti-lllnE 

—i*f!nleiiiAn 

; how much PKMurc vnricn with the i 

; l h f liid A ki dl 

^.jgi^y'r^ra^|L3s Make Debut in First Lowell Dance; 

to Meet Bi-1 Shindig Promises to be A Big Success 

P. A. S. Popularity is overwhelming tho;c!:ir.t officers and resprcsentatlvca 

'' US'A. j from each of the eleven L3 regis- 

A motion tc !.«.. '.^ •jrtl meetings | Their danc« is tomorrow, eighth trii-s. The officers are Bob Kcsbi-weekly 

w.-5 iiaijsw I duiing the: [w| anj ^H LoWcn it M e n^ tei. prcHtik>nt; Jnnet Uico, vicethe 

i them. So for it looks as if L3's 

• AAliio 

cii.ttos.-cd nt thin nicotine j will predominate, however, for few 

A Lowell Frosh sees wire the plimfi to o buy a " pnblic pulic nd nd- nre nri* promising their bids tc others. 

drtM nystm. It was definitely 

The Fair for nothing decidi> for approximately ThtJ dance threatens to bo some- 

XonlHtrudt. Lowell fresh- three ftxttbnil jrames tiiis term. thing special. It's the first dance 

man, recounteil u visit to the Jack »\ OIMISIUC was elected an | (.hia CIIISJ has ever given, and 

Koir extended from '1 p. in. nj>sintant yell leader over a field | tlny'rc determined to make good, 

to 12 midnight, neeint; »vcr>'* that Included Gene Vayssif. Stnnj Theme a Secret 

thii'if, miwinjr nothing, and 

all frv«. 

The theme, of course, is a secret. 

But noli Kcslvr, dance committee 

Haw? Her mother was 

cUtirman nnd president of the 

Fair visitor C,OO0,0O(J, Tues- 

c'hss, want you to know It's a good 

day, September '14. 

one. He n!so proraines really snan- 

"I've never had such a wonpv 

niimus for the dence*. 

derful time In my lif> 

Published by the .nMncladl Student* 

of U>w«ll JtitI, School 

1100 Ilaycn Siwt. l**n Fraticlaco. California 

U II. 8. 8. A. Mvmtwr* Vrt* 

STAKF 

i:niTOR 

NKWH KPlVOIt 

SPOItTS KDITOIlH 

omur «PortTS 

KKATL'HB KDITOn.. 

STAKF I'llnTCKIBAI'HBIt . _ 

STAFF AllTIST. - 

ItKPOKTKK.I 

Amnn* Amiiult 

Ilnrbarn Utnn 

J..I111 PrtHrt-itli 

Ann ilnwman 

Frank Qutnn 

Illll Ornw 

('lH KrtM 

n Jh 

Ut.OUt,\ 

. CHAKMtt* DAH3 

tfKIMtt HOPKMAX 

Ai 

KH. XOIIMOTI-K 

HIM, SMMTPKIK 

... iiir.l. M" VNINO 

Faculty AiH-twr. ..Mr. J. W, 

Conceit Source of Unpopularity 

The student iiody of a school—a complex cot- 

Jcctlon of individual personalities. Looking at a 

mass of Htudcntu, boys and girls with separate 

thoughts, nnd opinions, different characters, and 

innumerable admirable traits, and weeing n certain 

few mhe their heads above the man into the 

spotlight of popularity nnd renown, onc cannot 

help but wander just what i; in that these cht/sen 

few have, what element their make-up contains 

that makes them outstanding. 

Personality! And nine-tenth* of it is character. 

In tfi^re any thine more repulsive than n 

"swelled head"?—anything more disgusting than 

someone who has let petty conceit run away 

with him? School is overrun with boys and jriris 

who have had their chance—have been elected to 

some office,nnd have had the fact go to their 

heads. 

Look nt the leading officer* of the school; 

inevitably they are students who resHHrt the other 

portions' points of view, shrink from sclf-ecatcrcdnesff, 

and nonchalantly pass over the honor 

that 70" hand in hand with a responsible position 

by election. 

Conceit is high school'* greatest source of unpopularity, 

nnd the force which drags down more 

fine personalities than alt other common faults 

put together, it is the undesirable clement which 

produces the "fathead," bore of school society, 

and ruins the individual's chance for success. 

Let's ostracize conceit and let's banish the 

"swelled head" from Lowell—forever! 

Civil Service Explained 

By Mrs. Jordan, Head Counselor 

Civil service is "working for the government." 

The city, the itate, and the federal sovemmcntu 

all hire a Kreat many people to do all kinds of 

work, from day labor to important executive jobs. 

Two-third* of these workers are chosen by competitive 

examination. 

San Francisco's policemen, firemen, and teachers 

are the civil servants of the city; doctors, 

nurses, typists, stcnnirranhers, draughtsmen, electricians, 

machinists, janitors, cooks, and nil sorts 

of helpers who work In our city's institutions are 

civil sen-ice employees. 

State Sen-Ice 

State highway patrolmen are perhaps the best 

Vnown state civil servants. Teachers receive part 

of their pay from the state. Purchasing agents, 

librarians, cooks, truck drivers, agronomists, fish 

and some wardens, and printers are amonjr the 

civil servants California employs. 

Greatest employer of skilled and experience 

civil servants Is the United States Government. 

The Panama Canal was a government job. Your 

postman, the customs Inspector, the meat Inspector 

who puts that little blue stamp on the iâst; 

the weather man and his staff; all the doctors, 

nurses, and orderlies in the Marine Hospital and 

the Veterans' Hospital, are federal employees. 

Civil svrrfce Is a (toed career for able people- 

Employment Is steady as km* as you do your 

work well. Pay Is not so hfKh in boom times as 

pay may be In private Ufa; but boom times don't 

come very often. When a civil servant Is retired, 

he is pensioned. 

Most Be Citizen 

A civil servant must be 3n American citizen; 

ne must have a snnd character: and he must be 

very Rood in1 his line. Chances of promotion are 

as good as they are enywhere. You must be able 

to get along with people. 

Women have as Rood a chance as men of equal 

ability; rnc-. Is not so powerful a factor as it Is 

In private employment—especially l.i the federal 

service. 

Most of these jobs require experience, «> It Is 

best to jret a food education, then a private job 

in your line, then Investigate the civil service opportunities 

In your field and prepare for them. 

More Information is available in room 13? 

Once This 

Was News 

"Wr'rr Proud of You. Artie* 

So runs a headline in the October 

I««ue of The Lowell for 1925. 

It neems that ono Art Dolnn wai 

entered into n beauty content n\tly mind was n nlank. I Mhot him 

brr.iu*t' I litvi'd htm'?" 

—L— 

Wuy back in 'US A. D.. the girl.l::itl 

a crew. We ran imagine how 

11 race must have Wen: 

"Turn back the lx>at. my nose Is 

shining." 

Ilomwnmintc I hi" Thanksgiving. 

Ali's Secretary 

Preneating the galavantini; glorified 

gvniiis with the god-given 

gift of gab, nasinj: into the gloomy 

ctytal of Lowell's pet student 

[neve* and proMfms—Ali's Kvcrewry. 

Dear AH: 

Is it posjibif for something to 

be done about the cafeteria food? 

—Connoisseur of Goo'i Food. 

Dear Connoisseur: 

I have taken it up with the editor 

and will campaign to ha%-e a 

Itromu-Sultzer dispenser ut each 

drinking fountain. 

—Ali's Secretary. 

Deur AU: 

As long as I have been in Lowell 

there has always been a problem 

about opening Joors; that is. sometimes 

a boy opens the door of a 

doss room suddenly and accidentally 

injures someone. Now here's 

m>* idea: thirty seconds before the 

bell for the end of the period ends, 

sound a warning bazzcr, which will 

be n xigna! for sonic one in the 

class room to open the door. In 

that way, by the time the bell rings 

the doors arc already open and 

there is less chance of injury. 

—GucM Who. 

Dear Guess Who: 

I strongly suspect that you are 

Sir Galahad or Ycudhi with a 

Fnuntlcroy complex. Of course, if 

you wutild like to run around and 

open alt the doors before the bell 

rings. I'm sure your efforts would 

be appreciated. —AU's Secretary. 

—L— 

Dear All: 

Why is It that Lowell always 

holds the graduation In the afternoon 

when all the other schools 

have theirs in the evening? 

—Jiuit Curlouf. 

Dear Ali: 

Why can't Lowell have its graduation 

at night? It would bo 

much nicer und loU more font 1. 

—Wondering. 

Dear Wondering and Just Curious: 

We have hadtho eminent scientist. 

Dr. Olaf Olafson male* tests 

of the evciinijr air in the Opera 

House and he has come to the conclusion, 

after long deliberation, 

that it Is not suited to the lungs 

of a Lowell valedictorian. However, 

if they decided to risk ill 

health, a breakfast ball would have 

to be held, which might be slightly 

disconcerting to the advocated of 

moon beams an I soft music. 

—Ali*s Secretary. 

Homecoming thf* Thanksgiving. 

Dear Ali: 

I navu made the discovery of the 

century. At last people can put 

their minds (what's left them) to 

ttzit for I huvc found out who Yehudi 

». Some people may say that 

he's Utc Uulo fclW who puts the 

lights out in refrigerators; others 

state that lies the man who opens 

tho doors at Itoos Dros., and still 

others claim that It"* he who puts 

the seeds In grapes. But I know 

bettor!—for he's the little >my who 

owns the place that the fire goes to 

when it goes "oul" 

_ . —"Joe." 

Dear Joe: 

Thanks for letting us tn on your 

"amaring discovery." But. really, 

we still don't feel you have the 

right answer. —All's Secretary. 

Homecoming this Thnnksgiring. 

THE LOWELL, OCTOBER HI 

Hadme 

Allronga 

Look out: lle'11 ]o«Mte a«ain! lt'» 

that social leprr. U.idtm- AII run (to. 

who scaped from the man in the 

little while coot long enough to 

gite you the M-trond of thmte six 

U^HunH from lUdrus Allrunga, 

Toduy's littlu gum d?als wilh 

your jtopulurity ut rallies. Here 

il'ft not indivlilunlinin t h i*. roun^t 

MI much in it \* group leiidcrAîf. 

For instance, when the ci.tlrc 

fiudvnt body is solemnly sobbing 

the dirge-liki: "Lowell Hymn," it 

is your ciiuncu to qualify as a leading 

CHAIUCTEH ut Lowell by 

gi.thtrir.jr toK«th»r a group of funloving 

fullows and giving n nice 

Kwinia- rendition of "Join Ilnnds 

foi Polytechnic." 

The pnfcaing of remarks loud 

cis&ugh for the annulment of all 

ic also n good wuy to attract attention 

to your ficintillntinir wit. 

iltwevcr, let me urge you to use 

ttict and ^'itwl judgiiK-nt in this 

I'rutlk-o. So one apjirecintes u 

irasli remark blurted without 

thiitiyht of ultimate cun.'cquenres. 

Poor -Slinky' 

One of my old pupil*. Stmky 

smith, unco (•'.larkt.-ii at ;i rally 

tr.aL our leudini; quarttrbaik was 

v £ht yi'.irs old bY-foru he cuuld 

wavt- "Iiy«-bye." This might have 

liasscil unnoticed, but ^>td Q. B. 

\\urt boinn ir-truduced to an tulmiri»>; 

throng and it insulttnl hi* in* 

tflligence to the il-gree that Stinky 

showed up with a tape snood 

nnainil hi* hvad the next day. HejiWes 

that, he hud to sign an affidavit 

that the quarterback was 

really only five when he accomlilltihtil 

the fi-ul of waving "liyel.yi-." 

Save Happy Crack* 

Ho «ave yt»ur cunnintr remark.* 

till the Contract Bridge Club ban 

t. rally. There'* no I6.*>-(mund 

ttipK> thrift man in thut little 

1,'rotip (I tiiiu-lt n liM j*uit>, though 

tli'Te art' some t'(jually dangerous 

IJ.n.ls. 

But new. friends, the man with 

the net in IK 1 re uirnin ami I n>tiri* 

to my enpe ur.til some O"P rmuncks 

me nnuther file. 

Homecoming ihU Thanksgiving. 

Your 

Foreign 

Correspondent 

In Mr. Uasi' economic-fceoifntphy 

cJuac, where wisecracks pop iikv 

Lullvts from u Tommy xun. this little 

gem of humor was born: 

Mr. Unas: "Never mind, vou 

fellow*. I've been working »u u 

l

Sport Comment 

By Charley DarU 

l-owrll develop* mure good young 

football player* than any other 

hi|h school >n San Francisco, If not 

la the liar area. 

Mike Voync deserves the credit 

for the pit fide of outstanding nth* 

. I c t e K from 

" ""• | Lowell into tho 

big shuw. It's 

no nccldent that 

J Lowell has been 

• sending players] 

I to the colleges: 

| fust company. 

For one thinir. 

Mr. Voyno ia an 

I astute tt Jd Judge of f 

footlwll talnnt. 

Charles DavU For another, he 

never »,uit* Oh n : 

jtutig player, »»nei< he makes up 

hit; mind that the nlnyr ha* In-; 

tent ability. Mr. Voyne plays his 

joungMers legulurly, come what * 

may. I 

Cinder 1'alh In Gridiron j 

\» a sprint or, rikil*M Hoffman. 1 

THE LOWELL, OCTOBER 10 THREE 

INDIAN ON WAR-PATH 

Doiur, 25, fullowing Itu*ncIIV, 77, interference, hit* (he left «lde nf the Hulldog line, in a first quarter play. 

_ an ihf Cards lost » hear! breaker In Commerce 11-7. Friday, October •'. —Photo by Bill McOuffy. 

;' Block Meets; 'Indian Shin-Kickers 

Appoints Committees Pace Galileo Oct. 21 

Lowell Hopes Bright 

As Fall Track Opens 

j Papoose Cagers Meet 

{Washington's Eagles 

Today b Lowell's Gym 

Eagle Cagcr», "Beware" 

Injuns A' Coming 

Wfth three league (tamek a]ruidy 

pla)-ed and Just lour more to 

Kv til] the end of tho lenion, Lowel!'> 

IlKlitvel^ht baiketbull reami 

will play the tTajhinirton squad 

tltifi aftcnioon in our gym. 

The Itaht-Aviirhtg anpwir strong 

B'IU tho Waihln^ton "Easlettes" 

an- out ti> !»'jt r.Dwell, It Ij ,). 

l" evont 

c'3 Lowell 

The 10's will be flifhtinr their 

ilianlut when they mt«t Wash- 

I Im*ton lunflcf fte OK on the court court this 

n. l'rnbahly uartlnsr iho 

B« will ue AI Tyc and J'aral nt 

the marii i>J»»ttor.3. Tile forwnrdj 

will b» Toila and Obayashl, while at 

center will be A.kerd. 

Uwcjl'n ISO-pound mpoose! will 

Uce *V'h:(' 120d E 

, - Tô 20 2 have high hopes of 

*.clop into a wt;ir. but the odds art-; 

against it with iinly one ."c.-iBun of 

The first meelMijr of the jrirls'! Fm-inir a strong Galileo s«eer 

Ulock h w« held September 10 to 

eligibility facing him. 

n.Mh|ne. Lowi-ll'a jhin-kloiera caitteev. 

. ,. -< . . » 

Voync believes Hoffman will! 

prove -,f value to the Lowell team i 

in onr wnv or another. He lncks{ 

expericner, but his speed—run 

greatest afset—and hi."* willingness 

several practice gnmca behind 

rU'tlicm. the chance* of victory for 

)n 

"' Coach Harris* soccer eleven are ex- 

Judging his pant pcrftu tiir.nccs Miss Flynn reports that ull ceptionally bright. 

wt stamp Hoffman as the most 

diîci-rub* break-away man on the 

Indian tcum. 

A. A. A. Slower? 

Our griditlerM muxt be thinskinned 

nowadays. 

I mci»n they cut v«ry easily. i 

The prep players of yesteryear: 

were different. They suffered few ' 

injuries that forced THEM to remain 

on the* sidelines during n 

whole season. 

Maybe it's the new age limit that 

went into effect in 193". Before 

th.it year Snn Francisco high 

school.* were allowed to play any 

toy who wan in pohtMil. but he 

couldn't be over 21 —a la Mission's 

3!ike Klotivich. .Mike wn.< within 

th. A. A. A. rule*, though. 

Today no San Fnincino prep 

coach can [rvp circuit 

would speed up some. 

Around Town Department 

No matter how sunny the days 

ore, there's mill a gloom over "Big 

Kec." Alison Orr—he** gone. 

When £pik« Heiineney hud his day 

« Seal Stadium. "The (treat Umtlre" 

called the third strike on Orr. 

Orr has developed many bljr 

league ball players nrtJ a p'an has 

keen MutCgcitcu, that a monument 

be erected in his honor at "Biff 

Pec." This comer is whole-heart' 

eily in favor of thut suggestion. 

Contributions are being accepted 

by the San Francisco Examiner 

and the Park Commission. 

Adlofl. Mi Amllto 

So long, Dick, we'll miss you. 

Yeah, Dick W»r, Lowell's 130pound 

basketball star, is transferring 

to Drew School. 

If a good offense is the best defense, 

you can bet heavily t'ltat 

Lnwejrn grid opponents will score 

seldom. Voyne will have his quar* 

tw-back* use all the trick* In the 

Docks, Voynr is a magician* when 

It comet* to razzlc-diizzle foutlmll. 

IVrrlnw Tick Department 

Lowell ovrr St. Ixn*t!u*; Balboa 

over WafdiinRton; I'oly ovrr Com* 

meree; Skie* over Caul; Hrlng over 

Coal. 

: CL ' l ' tioim "' 

[/Turin are in full nwiiiir and will! Despite setback* and ties In 

did the third week in December.! t rtictice "~~ * L '" 

climaxi'd liv llii> fi. A. A. lunrhn.n. . . . . 

Thompson, lost term » temils man- I KracrvM Strnnr 

niier, IIIIM playul in tnnnv tournn-1 _,, . , atrons 

ments in San Fmncfc'-o. " She won Tho "*-' who navc Although weakened by the graduation 

of many outstanding ath- 

Ittcti, Lowell's varsity track prospects 

'ook bright as fall train 

"tarred in prethe 

city nlayRroumi tournament' vious gumL'S include F*ck:irt, Solthin 

year. Hue to an biipendectomy Ichru. Chinn. Hitchcock. Roche, Ar- 

I J j *'"'J- •' ^. ior. j)^^ KinugaMa, ^fackarit, Poulo, 

_ ^ _ ' _ * till. V.m..r

FOUR 

Term Plays at Lowell 

Financial Successes; 

Polknd Explains Why 

Studied and Acted at 

Columbia and U. C. j 

Lowell ytudemp *«ould ntio with j 

jjrfda that for the pait fifteen' 

yennt nil term t>l.i}-* have been n* ; 

nandal ntu-cuues. 

Thin i» lurKcly due to the fact' 

that l,oweir* dramatic roach, Sam-. 

ucl Kay PoNand, iwlievoa so tar-! 

ncbtly in absolute fcinccrity and' 

*il;)pllcity a* «andjml» ot iictinic' 

icr nil twrticiiHtiintf. llu stated I 

jut; week, thai unlesi u pUy ii» ca- i 

phbie vf bctiic within the mental : 

at.:! emoliutint icnuu of the nviora, I 

it U nut wt rlh presenting, and h 

net fuir to 'he audience* who pay : 

u* &«u u. Hi- lias found that urti* < 

j>i.ihty in acting carries ww • 

jntu in-Jinc'-Tily in rrsl Inc. 

U^lue moil aspirant* to tha! 

theater, Sir. i'ollatiij was n>Jt in- 

;t tested i*» tire u':ting :ii mui-r. UH 

ic was m the urcdurviuu of plays. 

Active Training 

"for two yeura J studied and 

JI-'.CU at tfcu 'Jnivemity of Cuiifctuiii, 

,ind appeared there in both 

juvenii- ai-u cliuracUr par;a," suya 

THE liOWCM, OCTOHEIt 10 

S. F. Girls Ride at Fair 4800 Inches of j 

Hot Dogs Sold I 

In Cafe Each Day r 

Largest of School Caj« -•;.. 

! fly yt-yni'tiir Mrinfcr r 

' inthc* uf not d*itf* and h^mbunjer; ? 

) has ctini'- 1 to mrau just another diy * 

: ia thi- life of L«»we'i> cufetoria. ' 

; Feeding w-u thotunnd hunfn . 

.fltonwehs i* a fur try, liowevcr, I 

J from Irs mnni'le Lctrinnifis of ye*. | 

; ter yt's**, iviwn 'i hc«I of soup acd ; 

a litllv dtMen was the .-- 

. lunch. 

! r Ik « } 

It w^.« uat-k In 1915 that lit 

Iiniall tMk ^n lyowcll circles wu " 

luhaut the "little cafe" they wen - 

buildinj; in the basement. Thli ' 

"little cafe" in the basement be* ' 

c.'.niv the realized dream of one «f : 

LOWOH'H HM muthema'.iTa tenchtn, i 

For yvait the tttudenu or. 3Ia«nie 

(ihnt's us) had needed a room h 

| the school building whore good hot 

fooil cfiuld be ol'tainod, and now,b 

! 1515, it was thcirt. 

j At first the cafeteria was not' 

' riven much attention, but word 

I traveled ground that "pretty cod' 

! food was beinjr iter\;ea. So LowtQ 

Here vitu Hre ftume of the KIHH whu appenred in the rittinj* cvhibitian at the Fair. They are. left to rifht: , tried it. liked it, and kept on LOT- 

[>lly Ann Crane. Cilihu: Edith .N(ck?UbVaRhhcl«-T. Itelly HohsSNvr. Lowell; Jran IJithardH. Mnj*. With a quarter fentury «f 

I^twfll; Tht-rew /.ieijlrr. Iîwcil; Ihm* Ayer. I'oly; Ituhalfe ZirnliT, Lowrll; Barbara Thyhe.l'oly; Betty semce to it* credit, the cafterii 

Fitzgerald. I.r.*i>ll. 

—S. P. Chronicle Photo. 

j-i dramatic coach. 

/S^S. 1 'Lowell's Riding Girls \ Grant BakewM 

ime u member of several dru- pi • f ••• ' *~ - 

has crown until today it is ti* 

I jt t amnnir the city's hiji 

schools. 

Lowell Debaters Under *ell's Favorite Food 

h L 

niuti'* 

.nemrk When- ' Way jn TwQ Weeks 

an 

an, -!„».. and ,„ an auburn SllOW at EXDOSltlOn Grunt Hakewcll. l.l-"16, WHB ilo- 

"Wheu the war came, I Kot out 

c hi» hmni-work Tu««tliiy niirht, 

Sfpti'inttiir -I. when hv w;m rudely 

"j.wikei;t\l" by a U 

:ond liuuleniuit a 

' ^ W & 

1 li])hoiiL i j one, One term it's hot dogs, ti# 

Comjjotitimi with Poly and Mis-, n«xt beans, and the next it mieti 

fiioti on tlie jtubji-ct, "It.;.-t'ved, that j bo iVe cream.** "But," ?hc aoi. 

call. cumpulsory military t*aii.ini: exists ] "they always kt*p oii a balanced 

k Tiri>vut] to be a ti-lecram from in public hitfh .-chuuls," oiK'ny. Low- ditt, and that'n what we want." 

l Jnhnsjii. L'. S. Scn«ti.r from til's debating program the muldlo j 

L'ulifor.iir., tclliii)* Gnirt to be 

Invent Otilrilurr ."> at the O}v Hall Twu iinjiortaiit tournutiieiits will Lowell Boy (the sucker) 

ti: tnkt* a test for entrance iiito the bf at rf. F. State College o» 

.\uval Ai-ii'lfmy at Annarw.!i». 'lhanki, at .Mo- **Dnpper'* Harvis. gema' trvl 

tkttu, " :oui'h, ji t a, new car-—om*e. „.. It *a 

Hick Warnn, Frank ilanrahan,! 

New Reading Matter 

— _ _. — «.icnler rode with ir ... . 

m Lxteimiun Divwiun, here m rnirton, IV.Iv. un.l Galileo, 

iun 1-rancwco, and directed many i.(.Wcll-/hi«h.^hi-bomnre volley- Up 

a \*-* Hupmobile. 

Frank Ualaran, June Gusxcr, Jack 

u I >fl1 ' • U-Mb.. Imurht tie 

C«ii;wr. Juiiiwi Martin,and Hleunoru CbI 1:i3: ww * ani1 "• hur

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FAVOR 

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Volume 77. So- 3 Sun Frunclnco, California, November 1, 1040 Founded January. 1808 

Thespians Rehearsing Mission Heavy Favorites as Cardinals 

ESS*SS^TC Win at Kezar Today 

[Homecoming is Still _. 

Possible; Teachers 

; Favor Alumni Return 

{1/ Frank Quinn 

A ct-bwd of MC»te*L 

love II the*pi*n» wa* 

'round a small piece of pup*r 

»dmninR one of 306'» doom n ecu- 

He or Mordnys ago. 

Kvry one had something to say 

Hid «id all were navinir nav their s&y &y sim- sim 

ultaneously. W- closer and 

f ffotn the h mass w of confusion i heard, hd 

"Gee, I Rot the part"; "Look at nil 

the plays he's in"; or "Well, I'll 

Joit nave to try again next year." 

Edging still close-* we could see 

written or. the jwipor, in the distinctive 

handwriting of Lowell's 

diamatic cp.n'h. >Ir. PolbnH, the 

rejults of it week of iry-outs fcr 

this tt-rn/j Variety Show. 

Prominent "V?li*" 

Imminent wt:rc the Lames of 

ttiia play "VMS"—Du r 'President Rsalca to j 

Lead Mission Rally » 

AH the wound of the ''Lowell' 

right Song" dicn aw*y, and tfce. 

cuurt beglpx »o regain "ante wm« ! 

Iilance of order. 1'rrsEdent iUaks I 

will open the Minion rally lf>H«y. ', 

Endeavor of today's rally will j 

1* to get us plenty cf -J^ht and! 

spirit for the game this afternoon , 

with the Bears. ' 

Minion Officers Visit ! 

Among the Kr»*st ..tars appear-1 

Ing nt the rally will be tho Mission's 

student \-ody officers. As Is 

tlu usual custom, our own Agnes 

JcncK will introduce the Mission • 

vice-president. 

There will be lot* t>f fcood i-ntcr- 

. Srutth. Lillainment today, iiut it Is * deep, I 

lian Morgan, iini Kane, Joan Stew- dnrk «e?ret an to what h in store j 

ard, Phil SeauTHves and Mnrgille 

Chrfouan. , _ -All con - be rvmem- "Ou Cardinal*'* nnd "The Lowell, 

Icrcd far t!te wt.V.lh of talent they Hymn" wilt ug;itn ring nut under; 

d'fplaycd in last term's "What a the ublc lt'Pdcrshiu of dynamic Al 

Life." Htymnn, ulio v.-iil draw llic rally 

The fallowing Wedncudity .-i;uv t»: a cUwe with the traditional "Axe ! 

the beginning of long and weu.y Ytli." 

after-school rehearsals. Every i.:iy.| 

until al-out five. tuo»e chosen hiivei „„ .„ , 

been hard at work, no thnt on No- ,, . . linncm ^ 

winter 2rt. 27. and 28. they can d» !r l\ hcTt \. t " I 00 * 1 'T^T >hrough. 

lu'K to their parts In the twei.ty ! * »'••' "">'. |l»f *•''« '»' dancing 

twe acts which make up the show. in : h * c " ur Lowell's Marty h Bears Attempt to Give I A Howcrom.nkT thin ' 

Sub-Deb Cartoonist 

Lowell Sixth Setback lug? Yen. Us ntrcmJly poulblc, 

I but nut ja't the Mine as The Low- 

F>«* o( you who read Anna 

I)y Kill Graves ell had planned. 

UoycrV article about Lowell 

In lift Chronicle, Saturday, 

I Still to experience the sweet The second issue of this 

October lflth, realized thnt a counter, Lowell's 

former Lowcllitc drew the 

;artoon next to it. 

ar Stadium i 

At Lowell she was Martha this afternoon. 

or Mary Links, but nhe now 

nigiis her drawingr, "Marty." 

She WHS one of Miss Herman's 

nrt udenm. ICow the 

work^ nn a cartoonist for the 

Sub-Deb page of the Chronicle, 

and in nddition to this, 

draws decorative pictures for 

the City of I'aris 'te«n-ace 

department. 

Martha, trrndunto of Jui.c 

'nr> wn^ always IntfrextPd in 

nrt with n humorous ulnnt 

nnd her cartoons indicate lur 

interest hits found a profitable 

outlet. 

! Lowell to Debate U. C. 

On Night of Nov. 15 

' dminc the lunch 

We Quote 

riodx. 

"The Varieties hn't Just a si- ri 

blhd schools. The alumni c*mr 

before at a time when 

o he cha 

— 

the boys_vvho make the ground „ H,. Mween alumni and under- 

The Iîwcll. fineaking for the en 

tire student body, express dt-^peat 

sympathy to the Klcxscnhur 

family in the death of Captain II. „...„; art? n*«iulrrd. 

J- Flexscnhar, Monday afternoon. 1 the C. S. F. iCnlifori 

Captain Flcxfltutiar, ut Lowell Kip Krdrration) IK achl 

since 1910, cnuu.lbhed our first R. 

C T. C. Battalion. This term's Ihr eoulvalent or three nnal A'« 1 ""j"" 

"Red and Whitf" is dedicated to 

Captain Flexfenhar in recognition 

^f his twenty-onv years' ser\ic»' to 

Lowell. 

111 littce membent include Hal H-*lian, 

Dick Cutiplcc, Betty Giles, 

!oh Canipbt'II, Hurbara Thomnson, lily Pons, Famous Opera Singer, Interviewed; 

""raus, and John So- 

^ 

:;nil a 11 in prepared »ul>Jecni.-e 4., Journal Get» High Rating 

, j "Oh. where is Minnie, Minnie the! when I leit the Opera Hooac there 

. ,. «. ..t- !„•-, A "First Class Honor Rat'ng"— Mnochcr?" was a great plunge of people to 

Ihimtcnmlnie Ihm Thanksgivmp. j:i facti on]y n fcw po;ntll Jrom the Thus carolcu Uly, Cladyn, and; see me. 

*- ... "very was awai'led lop "All-American" our journal, "Red ratine— and und Helen rendered ait they Ihbt slid ditty onto in the a stage! bur-' they "I tin* ulip rut Into to my U> deprived. automobtlc.but They 

EleCt w t w 

•"»"*' Artie w"**" SlttaW King b Ol 

I 

White" 

was awai'led 

ot June 

our 

'40, 

journal, 

in a 

"Red 

nation* 

and 

l«nue 

nnd rendered 

of a whlning-toncd 

Ihbt ditty in a 

radio 

bur-' 

cannot 

they tin* 

reach 

rut 

me-but 

to bv deprived. 

thrr kEs* 

They 

the 

Uy N. Shain 

Xcbody's Baby" (12). "Maybe" 

''What is vour favorite orchei- 

(10). and "Whisiwring Grass (10). 

tra ? Popular song 7 College 

With 55 voters. "Come Join the 

wng? Clbuical sonjf?" These 

Ikind" was chosvn the favorite col- __ 

questions were asked of 23S Low- Irge song. Other favorites were::-Red and White." 

elliten in a recent poll conducted Xotro Pamc Fight Song" (30), 

by the Lowell staff. 

Here arc the results: Mont popular 

orchestra leader wan Artie 

Shaw, with 40 votes. Hunntm up 

were: Glenn Miller. 39: Kay Kyscr, 

95; Freddy Martin, 17; Tommy 

Horsey. 15; ami Orrin Tucker, 11. 

Farorite Popular Sot.gi 

"HI Xewr Smile Apiin" took 

lint Iionors in the popular song 

Kroup with 33 votes. Honorable 

irentions were 'received by: "Blueberry 

Hl!i" '22). "Krencsi" (18), 

"Ferryboat Serenade" (13), "I'm 

1 

\'.idc contest conducted by the Na- >r act. complete with motion*. -indowit of my cap as they run betional 

Scholastic I'rvits Association, I'nnicking the crowd when they side it, and tl.uy make love ft mo 

it was announced October 15. appeared at a benefit for the Stage with their eyes." 

The contest in sponsored by the, Kciief fund, these three, the ft-[ 150,(100 Heur Her Sine 

University _ , of „ Minnesota — Joe Mit-; MKJUS opera . singers ------ —-, Uly I'ons, -., 1 «m not afraid of crowds. Two> 

chell was editor of the* winning Gladys Swathout, und Helen Jep-; yearn agu I nang lo 150,000 people 

~ Hon. stopped the show. at Grant I'nrk, in Chic*fo—the 

Xotro Pamc Fight Sng (), 

Confessing to this bit of stop-[ largest audience for o singer in 

"Our Sturdy Golden Bears" (26), 

"California Hymn" (23). "U. S. C. Stage efll_. p__ ran p- j j [stick. Miss Pons at-ems hardly lik« tht world—they told me. The pre«» 

ruunaca;tnc conVcntional opera singer when i to reach me aft«r the concert was 

Fight Son*" 110). -The,Bells of 

for the appreciation a • interviewed last Sunday in her I no great (hat my manager had mo- 

St. Mary's" (8). and "Hail to Cal- of the legitimate ma»re. >. the _ _Thca-1 

drcsslni* room at the Opera House. I taker

TWO THE LOWELL. NOVEMBER 1 

rubliahed by ttie Anoclated StudV'its 

o: r^w.ll Hlsh School 

y tr**U V*n franco***. Cnlir-irnJa 

/* It 8..R. A. M*mNr« Free 

STAFF 

ED. c 

.-INO Kntron ai;v:ioru MKISTKII 

NKW8 KD1TOIL_ .-.O I/) HI A SPROUt* 

SPOUTS iSDITOIUL——CIIAm.I» DAVIS 

si;r. w* novFXAS 

OIIILS' srorrre UII-HAINU 01-0= 

FKATL'RB KDlTOIt ttOL'H .'OIIVSVOS 

STAKK rnOTVatUI > i;B1t-...-_!llM. Mtftir/I-V.'K 

STARK AltTKT.. , ItlM- KA SWING 

Avnnne Arnamt 

Faculty Ailvl -Mr. J. W. Pattvmtn 

Ali's Secretary 

Ali'a secretary, (vceivinjj more 

than fifucn letters ench isaut, can 

pot UKC them all an Ihc space ii* 

limited; however, nil are rend, and 

th(*o of most Kenoral interest arc 

printed. 

~—L— 

Dear Ali'P Secrctarj*: 

Couldn't itomcthint; be done about 

the dear little things who insist on 

throwing oranges into the nir KO 

they'll land with a nice hie squirt? 

—"Certie." 

Dear Gertie: 

You have one of two choices: (1) 

d(4l(rc the liquid sunshine or (-) 

carry ar. umbrella. 

—AH's SwMtarj*. 

Dear Ali's Secretary: 

Why dcn'l the member* or the 

scphomore tootUH team reccire 

blockh? They earn one if they win 

all their ir* mM - Tliey really work 

during practice. They would hare 

more apirii if they had something 

to play for. 

—A Ujjt Student Uody Member. 

Dear Student: 

The member* of the sophomore 

tiara, no I have been informed, net 

three point* toward their Block L. 

Twelve points and they receive a 

block. —Alt'. StereUry. 

Tltar Ail's Secretary: 

In checking up on how many 

days are in the year I have discov* 

treJ the alarming fact that there 

am 36E.2M. To tafto care of the 

SS day every four years one day Is 

•tided to Feoruary, but what of the 

.006 day? Throuch hiither mntheruottcs 

1 have flfrured ouL that sU 

doya must be added to February 

every thousand yenrs. If those 

six days every thousand yearc ore 

not token care of. In 30,000 yearn, 

or in the year 31J40 A. D., winter 

will ttnrt June 21 Instead of December 

21. Whom shall J couult 

about the extra six days? 

—-A Lartncd. 

Dear A. Larmed; 

You really have something there. 

I suirKCst that you refer tre matter 

to President Roosevelt. He 

fixed up Thanksgiving, perhaps he 

will toko care of the extra six days. 

—All's Secretary. 

Bcav Ali'e S«cretary: 

Why can't trlrbi tco out for lunch 

n\ the boys do? 

—Three Hopeful*. 

Dear Hopefuls: 

Those who live within a few 

blocks of the school a/o permitted 

tn (to home. This ruling was mode 

to safeguard thu Iiealth of the 

XowcJl glrlf. —All's Secretary. 

—L— 

"Dear All'* Secretary: 

Since the Bonrd of Director* 

Toted for bi-weekly meetings why 

don't they have them? 

—Inquisitive. 

Dear Inquisitive: 

It U Vp to the student body pr*Jldent 

to cnll board meetings. Jmt 

be oatlect. —Ait's Secretary. 

Buckle Down, Freshmen 

What did you *ay? Vwi «7 thitt in junior 

high you irot all A'I and B's, nnd that hare nc 

Lowell you rpfi-iveil a report cart) below your 

usual standard? 

We watched some of yw. Newcomers r^n the 

I'irxt report rnrd day. We HUW Homo of you fllow- 

\y trudRc up the street to get tha street car. Yon 

aeemed unhap|iy an you rode home thinking, probably, 

of the fateful moment when you would hand 

your curds to your parent*. 

A» WI» unncr division students rcm:uiber our 

first cimls, well— for a few day*, lift at homo was 

not what it n*ed to be. Whnt did wo uo'i 

We flit down nml unl'i to a mirror, "Comes 

the revolution, lad, new for Komo real work." 

Consoler the fact that L«well in an academic 

school and in hound to IH> harder thitn Jtir.ior high, 

Lowell prepares murfentn for rollcjte and univcr* 

*ity work—ti bljarci percentage (86 per cent last 

year) of the j-raduaU-s from Lowell K., «>n tn c»lleiic 

than (»o from any oth*r hlirfi school «• t!ie 

rity. University requirements must be n»t. 

Lowell meets them. Hence, you work Imnioi hi-rv 

if yrtti want A'* an.) l\'n. 

If ymi want better (mules, try wor!;'i'c t tiltla 

harder. You'll be proud pf the result*. We were. 

(KdltorV imtr: This article fs a sumr.iaiy of 

the idea* «f two low fnur» mid a low threv.i 

Ali, Himself, says: 

You don't have '.o !ivp in n troo tn lie a Rap. 

After all, puppy lnv« is only the beKinuini; 

of a doc's lifi-. 

!lr who hesitate* in huntcml. 

iVupk- wlitj lie easiest don't always sleep the 

i:i-U. Ye*, it'* a great life if you don't week-1 1 nil. 

Can some obstacle halt this 

onrush? We'll soon know! 

Hadme Allronga 

Had me Allrnn-a*: secret aurntn 

report that picnics arc ajj.iin becoming 

the rule among the'-VuunKer 

Set." This IF VI rj- refrcsIitJis 

new*, and, UH Ilnilme U always up 

to the minute, yorr third Lfaon 

ftcm Hadme Allronâ deals with 

Uinc the life of the picnic. 

Location Important 

The indiridual who sutTKcstx **i;olr.tr 

a KUie farther," when the 

party Is dylnt- of hur.rfer, wil 1 n 1 - 

\rays be dearly loved. Finally, 

when overy°ne is too we*U to care, 

you -top with n jolt on the side of 

a huge cliff In close pioximity to a 

billbcard edv«rtti.inff Com Ter.rr 

Bun'on pads "for the athletic type 

c! foot." 

To the west is tiic Odorous Corn.-r 

Tanneries, which need nj advmisIt.K, 

nj thirc '* r. pr^vailinc 

wcrlcrly wind. 

N'ow it l s t'me for food. You 

brcal: out your v-mviskas vhlch 

conjUt of Toe-Mane sardineb, 

canned potato salad, canned 

!XUchejiM and cannwl tumnles. 

After Kttini; these in appetizing 

array amid the poison ivy end nettits, 

you disco"er you have everytt.inir 

but a can opener. 

Sparkling Conven*«tlon 

Usually, at this point, your 

fniesu etan KOIDK- a bit mnd. Bat 

this situation can be smocihed over 

b> pointlnir out the aurroundins 

U-auty of the country jide. 

"Why. Mrs. Tworthintrtnn, h~w 

dclnrhtful you look in that fresh 

flump oi Poison Cak! Is that a 

««unk you're pcttlnff?" 

At thU time the males will display 

a playful inclination to toss 

you over the cliff to see 'f you will 

bounce. The women will wistfully 

conjecture on the possibility of separating 

you from your breath with 

a cleaver. 

Bet you, you lucky devil, what 

do you care? You're taking six 

lessons from Hadme AJlronea! 

Next tout. Hadme AllronBa, 

the -Social lepper." will (rive you 

tho low down en belnjr tho life of 

the football (Tome. Re*d our next 

column far your social develop* 

Once This 

Was News 

Hot off the press—lit the January 

'JS, 102-1 LowcJI, one headline 

rend* tike this: 

"IMAVV, TV * fi\ir>"thinc i*;^" 

thvy had 'c brinjr themselves. They 

alir tell uc a -kit wiw bcine re- 

!;fur?t>it tvo \ivtks ulicul of thi* 

rccoptinn hM probably will ft HI be 

... lite time of presentation. 

—I*— 

Wi> notice that sixteen yoars 111:0 

\/ wcl! wa^ tarrying on (he fame 

u.mpaiscn IIK today. Sitfus were 

ix^tud ji!»oiit tlic school by a .4jmltary 

yt|iiai| i» the Iw-lief that ndvrrliînir 

pays. 

They rwid: "Take lime to keep 

the builtiinjr clear. We renlize ;hat 

ynu hnve n lot on your hands, but 

vi are confident that a little «onp 

aril water will soon t;;rcu it off." 

'*If you t!irow tiujier on floor nt 

lK'titf—ji- homel" 

Tin- Great War was ('ought ovt-r 

,-. wrap nf paper. If w» are to 

tr.kp that n« monninir anything 

ti.i-ri* rthn;i](l have been more wars 

i.i ttii- l.uililirip than in the Ilalk 

" 

N.-.v. 1—Kmilbjll. tîw-H! vjt. >li»- 

»i'»*-. !•—Stanford !'w< C»nvi>n> 

Nov. :,"»—I-ow-1 Dancr. 

Ncv. 21— Iks Came, Lnwrll vn. 

f'ulytfchnie. 

Nt.v. 2fi. 27, and 2£-"\'nrieli«»." 

We submit for tfii> l>nja(ioninir of yo;ir knuwl* 

cdK*; octij** 1 Lhif> chuniiini* iiit!e uilty. 

*;irl» %vhcfl thty x-cnl {ur 4 A*\XR. 

Onrt* drn*^vtJ iihr .Mother Jlttblmrd. 

Now ihvj h.ivp a diffi-rtnt w(tlm 

And drw-j* mure lil.c h?r cupboard. 

Time Morrh^s Oti! (Hope we're dti'l arounu 

In twenty yearn.) 

For IhtMe of you who wrote tn us *U£g?«{i:i|t 

Ihtt our raluinn contain more nam«t w« recommend 

(lie Honor Icull on poc* Tour. One «f our 

aim* U to keep the "Talei*" from rntemblinic a 

pane from the telephone book. Thanks for the 

iniereNt, nnyvay. 

• • • • • 

A Unit Lo

Sport Comment 

Ilj Charlca Davit 

Sh-h-h—don't *P**k above j 

«htop*r. Itatler yet. ilnn'l apeak 

", ,11. That'ft the new, unusual' 

Eukfilwll policy at Uwcll. W* 

Sridly hush-hush. 

ItV all xcf y MinpWou*. And lor 

a rrajton. The 

I Card* will Imve- 

I nomi'thing next; 

nctMin. T h o y; 

knuw It. Dut; 

I they ilon'l rai.th 

public to 1 

it —juxl i 

I any rale.j 

hey want tu; 

capitalize .m the! 

clement «jf Kur- | 

prim, 1 y 

the 

l 

it. P Vhey i 

. | 

( 

\ml no ihc ; 

»ut nf Cuach ; 

dli f> thw 

hli 

THE LOWELL. NOVKMBCIt I. 1010 THREE 

Backs Block For Russell 

Cards to Meet Eagles 

And CommerceinPost- 

Stasou Games Nov. 4,5 

Sanford to Lead Indians 

Loweil'i URtilwd.iM haskctoal. 

}V"7jk-am h«in«t Into it* last week of 

• ''"•" It-ague competition nrxt Monday 

jwhon It metl* Washington Ir* t'nt 

• Kaulen* gym. 

j With iwn '>i>tii agabut the 

itwrntir*' record and onr 1;INI mar* 

ring the tenV hupcc for a title, the 

Indian* will be battling for a position 

nfor the lop of the lrague 

n landings. 

'< Wmhlnnton Tough Team 

: Washington'* Eagles, al»*ay* a 

'tuutfh cuiTPtner for Lowell, will be 

!cut to win their game in no mean 

fashion. The tens nave n strong 

t Captain KUKHHI £*,» off a jMod punt a* Ihe LAW*!! bacbx Mttrfc for him. t>rt tr. right are Bnrnw (N*|c3i NleDitff;e jnnilcn Pi r i fit* •••""•'""«"«• vitmry m inv racuic ; •"»•• 

"in 

-•!.»• 

. 

i*"u "Ji w.rcw i>-t uucKi-rn 

l 

umdn Indiana a luutainnl In mntiy dmi instances, usainst they the Cvnst Virginia twinls Wnlfcndcn, chi" • ton Pacific wi the ' Ci V l ( ""*-' Ics tounwment for boys ; i-li.y ilieir next witu-r pol.i match. 

ojlcaine.1 the opposition on the K^l > Sor -: -i G A A' rnllvV m " !or i8 ' cndir " t Octo! ' vr will bo at center. 

Tin* 1UQ pound I'apooiej* f-'.m the 

ttclKioi «« ji(,.yt.j» street reservation will tun* 

K in the j tit> with Washington 0.1 thr Eaults* 

the i.ext txmie nest. Although the Indians 

ln-st on irniunds familiar to 

'mt but one inn f.vo to .iims ,.f tho ladder is to ileu-rniinc play- 

atouih^r h job than timd t-imd jpouMmB |lllur, eominumi,:;- dail. which; crt with KO«| poMil>;:!ii.than one. 

s|le ha]1 v m ma trophic« in I Iludiw" a chance to iirush up on I 

By Skilw Hoffman 

SnauMmi: has done the job tas |} yc;lr» of competition' their (pune. I»well has a hahit of 

wcl aa any other con?!: possibly ti[ayjn(r on,| hoiie.-* to add more to j winning tennis chi.mpion»lnp and It 

Lowell's TooLbal! tilayent mltfht K rolls around he has no encrpy 

ctuld. Any one who had an idea-t '^cuHection h»ik* as if next year will bo no exnot 

bo sujRTStitiuus. but many be- kft. Take ttol':. Kip: A supermun 

that the Irinh would win three 

liuve that by wearinjr ribbons in wouldn't be cblc to stand Iu and 

trjmea this Aeatton (as they haven't, 

,\o Jinx 

their lielmets Rood luck will prevail. Viiu're a lonjt way from bcinjr any 

I be no % > ris* jinx this 

Both Frar.k CarJulIi and Ht'Wie Mi|»erman. 

•«——!-« IbU Thank,*,. Hill wear their mothers' ribbon*--] Ir. >'e«d of Oranjre*7 

The Irt*:h ure Koinif to win ' It the school to chart?*! 

«• they say. Viera wears mx uu- To quench the playcra* thlret 

fftent ribtwns, but clnimi the cne during h*If-r. 

Lowell over Washington—Injuiu i ravî"]r. r 

grocery storm, so if you ^rl» «Uh 

itome nice, wweet. juicy orange* for 

home use, consult Coach Voyne. 

Whils on the subject ot oruugta, 

here's an Idea that sounJs tempting: 

A half cup of Calso water, 

bs well as oranges, is (riven to the 

t.lnycrs, so why not mix the two 

together. It sounds good and, who 

I:now3. it might taste good. 

who run and touched the bull down > luck to It. 

In the game agaoM the San 

.tit front of the goal-posts. Due to 

Odd racti* 

Ktancixo State mtrrm which 

'a difference in fields, it was ruled 

The hichcM nccirere In i..e lea«e a first down for Lowell on the 

Geurge Simmons, f/iv/cll's first Lowell won 35 to G, Norm Willhacfc 

h? of October 211 an' n pair of full- Commerce two, where a determined 

iring end. has never been on the plhec kicked five convention* In c 

bk backs. BH' 1'ett l'ett Davis and ond Commerce eleven held for 'our 

nreiving end of a forward pass in row. Congratulation*. Norm! It's 

' "i 3i and down* or. ihe one, then took over 

a league game during his last two a feat not performed every day. 

., Leading and Uickeu out of banker. 

>< ant of playing. The Sacred 

Heart game was the first time it 

scorer is Ed Ru*sell with In the third narirU.", a kick by had ever beer, thrown to him and he Krase, Cal Tennis Winner 

Gates v%* bicked. caught, and run missed it, 

Tl» KG KPTP)Over i«r thi Bullpups' touchdown, Angela Misthos

FOUR 

Dr. Martine, Lowell > 

Alumnus, Won $1,500 

Scholarship from U. C. 

THE LOWEU- rpVEMCER I. 1M» 

'No, Elsie, it's This Afternoon" 

"I ennoidvr a* my t£rciilei(t thrill 

lit,- $1,:,00 t.rhotarnhip I revised 

ftiint the I7ntv?iiic) of California." 

ht-nmed Or. E. M. .Murtine tlurfnic 

atir "leather*' biography interview" 

|a« »?ef k. 

]*r. Martine is a fiowcll alumnus. 

5>.e vtnr a member of tho Dramatic 

Club, an editor of The Utwcll. anil 

•V.E interested in all pluses of 

Lowsll life. 

Working h*r way tfcro.'uh c«l* 

Icpe by tutoring nnd at a reader in 

ihv Oerman dopurtmonl, Dr. Marline 

fmduuted in thm-« and n ha;: 

*««*' from the Ur.i-emity of Cnli- 

/cmip. Wniie there. Dr. l{»rtino 

becume a member jf *«e Phi !]••'« 

K4p)-a Scholarship S^îy. Sh? 

kino twk part ir. the Parthenia nnd 

wan prominent in The fierman Club 

0^ li. C. Some yearn Jjtcr, she rv 

wived her MnnterV deef* 1 »t U. C. 

Itccfived Traveling Fellowship 

The Stpmund Martin Heller 

Tinvelintr Fellowship to Gcrnirny 

wns handed to Dr. Mnrtine after 

receiving her Master'* di«trr*r. So nay* Janet llicn (Ifft) to EMc Wagner n« Eluif puls ad nn blncklârd ndvirltNi 

In Germany »he attended the 

L'niventitiei* of Leipziic and Mu- California Ctub IhU afiertiiMin* 2:13. It-.nnld Tclfrr will read "IMv With Father.** 

nich. While in Europe, »he trav- 

C 

eled widely throughout the Continent, 

and met many prominent 

people. 

|R.O. Members Face 

Fall Exams; Promotions 

Are Pending 

| Hope* are rai*cd ami heads 

cn.mmi'd u* R. O. T. C. member* 

; ftvuriHhly I'rcf-iiru for full exam- 

| inattumr. From ntl itpiwnrances, 

j three "exnnm" will be anything but 

'r. snup. 

I There arc to lie five question* on 

: each Hubject, the sub.'ectft to bo de- 

| tirmined by the nink or position 

fur wliith the It. O. members are 

"H" Average. Needed 

Other importJint details to be 

; wken into ronxirleration will be tho 

; ntt-inlu'D** enn'fuct and appearance 

; ;;i uniform fur the hi.tt quarter. Alt 

' memlwrx scrlcinir promotion must 

'< lu.ve at least a "}i" averace in 

scholastic grades. A pawing krad? 

.^.ill b-> not Ions than SO per cent. 

T.i add tu the irrcatcr xuspeniie of 

iiit concerned, results nf t!ii< examinn 

t ion will rcmnin unknown to 

' fiiuilonts. until the new appointtni 

- n f 5 are made. 

Rifle Team 

P.-T. A. Tea at Sergeant Harry A. KnUnerg an- 

1 ncu;icc veterans, wan 

Stanford, U. C, Scene Pfile, Zapanta called |Shou!dU.S.Ser.dFond,:SJ£i,Toctg o ^ ^^ 

ttSTBJ'Of Press Conventions ^ u - s - '^l al Rcser ' le \Clothing to England? j- £f"^ I^'EE? 

Doctor'* degree. 

„[ 

Poetry, art, Interior decoration 

nnd all kinds »f muni'- arc he- Iinb 

bleu. She al*o takes great pier. 1 Wiiii ttif rail i f llty or-vn m-m ' '" 

*' , 

urv in coH^tint: rrcytds of cla^titc > •' 

hc ' le ' 1 ' '" """Jw' 1 ! 0 ''- At l ^' tn 

On ,„ .S,..nforJ! . ,h,,int. ,„ t,,t.ir «,„ „„„ m,. u'. : ••Should rh.- ITilrd Slal Knd '.'";'„ Wrm"!! hJSuncM ,'n5 

Cl,.. ,,1»,, talcj Brent i.lcr.«-| Thl; """' ""•'""' of thc KlJ " ncl -'•-. "»'l Bob Zniianln. 11.1. 1*1. M. '"•"' '•"* clolhing la (irrot Hrllaln [,,,, cra(]u,.,,;nL, nff|ccr, tfvon iheir 

•• • ' " ' ' "'''• -mil The Lowell. !..:\vi-il Orlulvr 1«. 1" ioin ill., mo- ntirine the cmim.. uf Ihp war? "hall nnil fnrowcll." 

Naval IW- wtl * ln -" (J«'' h tiiin axked by the in- 

Dr. Mflrtine iius tau^h £fls!:*h I ftlo Alto, November 9. to attend a 

ire at Lowell rather than at Stan- and a dance t*. top off the day. 

ford." 

tine oiie of the few teachers at ine Oregon Sute footbiill gome. 

i-owell who luu received a Doctor's T, attending the Stanford 

tUi.rec. and one who IR alwa,vii will- ' • «•*_...„. 

inc to help others. 

L4 D-ince Set for Nov. IS 

Sh! It"** n secret! We mean the 

thtmc of the lA dani'e. But vtn 

were abl

sail 

P 

FLU EPIDEMIC 

STOPS 

SENIOR DAY 

THE. 


MERP.V XHAS; 

IlAPPY •:•• 

NEW VEAR 

Volume 77, No. 4 Son FranciKo, California, Occcmlxr 12, 1040 Founded January. ISM 

Social Events Postponed; 

Influenza is the Cause 

cifli event* plnnncd for about this VJITIS in LtGSLQ 

time have been called off at the 

rnggestion of the Board of Education. 

Activities Hit 

"Senior Day," that frolMmome 

fut>fest. originally not for tomorrow, 

will not corn*.- off unt'l after 

Christmas vncntio.; ».t? C. 3. I', 

1940 CIIIMST.MAS 

Our voleea tnll with sonir and 

cheer, 

A' VuMlde-»ca»on ]oy» draw near. 

Our homra ar..1 htorls reflect the 

sway. 

And thrill lo tiie uplrit of Chrlnt. 

mas Day. 

215 Seniors Slated 

To Receive Diplomas 

"There Ain't No Justice." Fun's Off, 

But Work Goes On and On 

By Mildred Pickering 

"Kcrchoo . . ." 

"You're fretting the Flu!" 

And so the absentee list hns (frown from an nvernRc of 

175 to 200 a day to over 400. All because of the subversive 

activities of a "fifth columnist," I • • , 

taown to the medical profession as _—- *. - , •» „ 

TSTEi 11 -*. -fore,, 891 Graduation And Senior Bell 

Our fireside* slow with radiance 

nrlshl, 

Will Be Held on January 22 

An loved ones gather within il« 

H«ht. 

And trees besprinkled with tinsel- Graduation is sneaking up. It won't lie long until 2 p. ran 

slow 

January 22, rolls around, and then 215 senior will marsh 

Spread brooding arm* o'er the gift* down the aisles of the War Memorial Opera >'ouse to bid 

below. 

farewell to Lowell. 

ilut hark lo the voice lhat vails In 

One hu.iiired and iWrtcen boyt 

the wind, 

md one hundred and ono jdrln will 

That thin Christmas for Borne is ol r i Journal To Be rcrcivo their sheepskins in Lowell's 

different kind. 

123rd ccmmcnccment exercise*, tbe 

Make Roll; For candle* have swelled into Sold Jan. 14 fa_£ being held when Lowell was 

searchlight* bold 

the Union Grammar School, way 

ncenC all the long-anticipatcd so- llit»lo m I A~*1 To light the demons that airplanes 

"Come early! to it* to be su.t to 

hold. 

!>:ick in 18K. 

get yours. \'en, I mean vour fall 

!'4O Ked.tr.d Whhe, that'll lo on 

Present Colon 

dincc, scheduled for December li, 

v»» postponed Itj-finlioiy: the ' G. V!«2tt f-oints. the hfelioit honor! " 

A. A. tea UL.- IH-.T. tiir.vcil un to 

Jummry 13: "M tlic Ci. A. A. c 

diJates' rally will •r-cur Jnnui 

14 


ur 

iinVv '•'"""*• l " IH> nc' lt cra;;it total of S!>' honor student*.. Tdat war on earth may quickly ; c«mp'ieled""and" a't^th"'Venters' j Arthur Schumacher, clans prcsi- 

Frnncca Mizuno. H2-!o5, and: cease. I ruuiy to be made into 1475 an-1 dent, will itlve the introduclcry 

rvnsld O'Conneil. L-l-20'. received' n . 1 r .mtrt." r>CMiiL.' 

«vml. Sixty point*.! , 

Mnr> 

.- tin' next hicliPst number of point*, i Aim* 

Iwns received by Kisie Wagner,'That 

n Preceding an address by 

0514 toims. iho hiclim: honor I O«r umeful nation now mustf Mr,. Kuhnle. faculty iklnser fo. ! ^"'V „„ JuZ frkTrf 

' P«y .(hit Journal, laid. "ItOBirdlcss of EiUnn Conn, editor of The Lowell, 

ive all clue on CliridtmnK !>ay. i tlic fact that this issue may lie a I *'.I1 lie a piano solo hy Sonin Hay- 

• HiHin ai:ain, this KCaxon m.y mean I hit small in *izc(!;-i 1,1 a small j uitrd. vice-prcsiilcnt of the senior 

type. , , i The regitttry with ihe highest In D.A.R. Contest "'"Si" 

,. " Ca " nrr{im ' Cnn T' I? ' claw nviTmuH wan M-201. with a, 

Although numerous IAWCII sin-jonunt of a 1.4. The next hi chest' 

dent* have been hopm* thnt lh" fctnsse* Were Hl-SSfi wiin 2R.fi. Hi- pi,,.n.n *. i .. I printed, 2.1 less than lust 

city school* might bo close*., nl-, r,0f,a with 2fl. lA-MT, with 2. r i.B. nnd 1. ' il> ' Iin AntlL ' min * w - W!l * unatt ! senior class, it will be more color-1 chss 

June Nakay. -na. prominent Low* 

eil debater and orator, will recount 

Ihe claim history, and David Rollins, 

nlno a well-known debater, will act 

an valedictorian. 

.„ Muxical selection* fur the pro- 

He sure to (ret >-mir« early, n*j Ki>m Includt; Liszt's "Loreley" and 

re are only to be I47fl jciurnnls ; "'"V "«»« "t Th.- Sweet Voice ht- 

• — 

-: when there wns a complete nel 

loving them n longer Christmas • H2-rn° with ".* 4 « unously .•mlnm-d !-•,• the fatuity 

vacation, their hopes have done lit-1 The complete honor r»ll will lw ' r\umhci> as the eaimlilato from Al I 1 m n; 1 MJ-I.B 

tk m influencing the power- th»t, fllUnd „„ mRC fi. I Uw(.n ilt n Ktme.w;lk. y(;]irIv coM; Alumni Leaders 

But thoro is one cheerful note. 

f •»-•-- • • > Sr.int Snims. ruiifc* by the Giuj 1 

year. 

ll-s* 

j test, sponsored by the D.»uBhter?« of 

minor though it may 1H>: the man-1 The ReX, ITOSt 

I the A mem-tin Hi-volution, to rcpre- \ 

uftctrers of Kleenex mtt»t he mtik- TftR O nffirAr«i 

iiik a fortune. 

K r. Cnt . C ^° rrill L. nt lhc D * A ' n llfll m* fc T ' Lj.|i'cubic Quartet of the Buys* Glee 

Will Meet Tonight iclvb. under the direction of Miss 

__„. Nrppcrt. will sinjr the "Cherubic 

• IT-" inn" by »,,. Borlnlnnky nn«1«tn.t,u and «H.I Frimle's P^mU'a 

1O I\. \J» VjrnCerSI Goo* of the National above all others for the position— 

Christmas. 

Guard. 

a position with the Buckbcc Thome 

Heal Csfntc Co. 

Earl, in a letter to Mrs. Jordan, 

Lowell Students Lf*ve School Early 

head counselor, said he felt sure 

t.ia C. S. K pin brought him hip job. 

To Work in Stores; Tramp the Mail Routes Orchestra to Entertain 

If you went shopping during the Ecr hnnl at work carryinR pack- At FairmontDecemberl7 

Cliristtoas rush wher« would you uees. At Licbcs' we found Bob 

find some of Lowell's Ktudcnts hant Hater and Georce Llebei. while nt 

*t work? Let's seel 

. Lowell'* concert orchestra will 

the Emporium was Boh Arnold. 

We rush Into Kress' to buy somo 

Jcntortafn the American Vocational 

Katioaery for nn aunt In New 

At the Show 

Association on the cerund day of 

xoric. and thcie Rwecpinjr the floors That night, after a hard day, we their conference, December 17, at 

wo find Don Welcome and Dave decided to KO to n show and the Fairmont Hotel. 

Berwick. We then run to the post couldn't decide whether to KO to the Thih. the thirty-fourth annual 

office to mkil aald stationery, and Hardlnp; Theater where Art Cehcn convention, will be the first one 

Jarjco Into John Preovolos. Bill works, to the Empiro Theater held tn San Francisco in twenty- 

Chandler and Dean Marcucci, who where Bob Troppmati is on duty, five years. Over 3500 delegates 

are iGOJnjr out with mail sacks or the Athambra where Court Por- from nil parts of the United States 

over their shoulders. 

ter hold: forth. 

will meet here from December 16 

At O'Connor Moffatts, whim we We haven't got the time to tell tti 18. at the Fairmont headquar- 

want to buy some handkercrj'cfs, vou of all the other smiling faces ters. 

we find Marjorie Votaw, and at of Lowell students we saw at work, The onhestra selection* will In- 

PodMta and Baldocchi, the florists, but go around yourself during the clcde "Orpheus in the Underworld" 

*• "^tcb Dunne Tweedale monpinir Christmas holiday. There is a ly Offenbach, and "The March of 

up wilting roses from the floor. At Lowell student in every store In tne Toys* 

Ijvlnirton?s we noU Pierre Salln- town—well, almost every. 

1 Is there n-ally a student government 

in San Francisco** public high 

schools? 

The Lowell got curloue recently. 

So out they trottwl to make a aurvty. 

By interviewing n number o.* 

study body presidents, they go; nJ 

by Vl.-tor Herbert, all 

under the direction of Mr. Devlin. 

l 

er, the auditor and the principal 

draw It uu. lhc student council 

can r'mnge the nmounts liy a majority 

vote. 

BALBOA nnd MISSION—A bud- 

JM committee ail .*iscu Ly the facthe. 

answers—here they nre. liul COMMERCK—The principnl and 

they're mill confused. You figure u faculty treasurer keep a ciieck 

it out. 

rn all money spent! 

The student body officers went POLY—A Hdgel committe* of 

nbout the camo in all cases—but student body otTicera, a 'utility 

from there on the schools went sponsor, the faculty treatsmr and 

tlioir own sweet ways. 

1 

How many Board meetings are WASHI??GTON—The school 

there? 

treasurer and a faculty adviser. 

GALILEO—Every two weeks. The students O. K. it ami spend the 

BALBOA—Every week. money. 

MISSION—Every week. 

LOWELL—Thr faculty draws It 

COMMERCE— Every week, up. It Is then approved by the 

i'OLY— Every week. 

Board of Directors. 

WASHINGTON—Every week. Ifc> the ntudentft know where the 

LOWELL—About four n term. money goes? 

Can students out-vote Ihe facul- , In every cote the faculty or stuty?dent 

body treasurer reports, usual- 

GALILEO—The .irincfpnl has a ly to the student council, which re- 

final vote. Thr, rest of the faculty lays It to the students. Poly also 

has practically r.., voice in student prints the budget tn Its paper. 

government. 

A.c Ihe student* MUSHM? 

BAI.BOA —What the faculty The overwhelming answer was 

-Yes. but . . ." Moat schools 

'''MISSION—Same here. flit that their officers could bo 

POLY—Here. too. 

tiiwtid with more responsibility, 

COMMERCE —"We cin't re- altnough they were grateful for 

icmher even tiying to outvote anJ relied on good faculty advice. 

them." 

Severn! schools declared that they 

WASHINGTON —The principaT woulJ V.ave better government if 

has a final vctt. but ho seldom lhc students knew what It was all 

utcs Et. 

about.' 

LOWELL—We agree with Bal- Now then—UJ '. San Francisco 

bcn. high srhools have student fc

TWO THE LOWELL. DECEMBER 12. 1040 

LOWE1.L; 

iS otncw iio«i KHOOL sr.\v\iv\pi 

I*ub]t«h»d by lh» AnoclatMl ntitj#jl» 

of Lowell HlRh School 

1100 llnj-w Strcvl. Han Frnnciaco. Cnt!fo:nl* 

U II. S. S. A. Memtttrt I-Yw 

STAFF 

KniTOlI ___ FP. CK.Xy 

MANYmNO KDITOH -AUT COHKX 

NRWH KDITOR—___-aLOniA SPnOIIL 

STOUTS Bmrons ffifKH&Sffi;? 

aiitur sponvs.——____-LomutSE OLOS 

FKATUItK KniTOlI „.._., i;t> NOIUIOVI.K 

STAFF PitOTOaRAI'llKlL.. HIM., JlcDUFFIR 

STAFF AUTI8T— . HILL JIANNINQ 

Avonna Annult 

Durban Dtnn 

Ann Bowman 

Dtll a raves 

Doujr Juhmton 

Dill Moliter 

Itay Meni*l 

JUM Xftkaynma 

Jim Welle r 

iPacultr AilvUer 

KKPOHTKHS 

John f r-t»vitloa 

Fri.k Qulnn 

UnvXa Feltteim.ii 

PJerr* Saline*.- 

N'aoml Rfuii. 

John Pntnaru-t 

J#ai. f»nn« 

Marjorlt Weiss 

i,(irri»lii« He 1 man 

Christmas: UnitedStatesandEurope 

By Doug, Johnston 

Christmas Eve In the United States, llMO. 

The hustle is over. Children heve wormed 

through grownups to press their noses ngainst 

department store windows exhibititip mechanical 

toys. Good naturtd shopping crowds have jostled 

into street curs. The last toy soldier has left 

the shelves. The lust baby doll in on itn way to a 

prospectiwe "mother." 

Radios aw murmuring carols. Sweetly, sin* 

ccrely, "Peace on Earth," Uood Will to Men." 

Twelve o'clock. He Is born. 

Christmas Eve In London, 1940. 

The last pedestrian has left the streets, for 

safety in the air raid shelter*. Street* are dark, 

lonely, deserted, except for an unlit cab creeping 

slowly past the taped, unllghted w>...'*»ws. Maybe 

there 11 be carols echoing hollcwl^ u. the tomblike 

bomb shelters. Ironically, wistfully, "Peace 

on Earth, Good Will to Men." 

Twelve o'clock. A weary A. R. p. Warden 

gaxes at the huddled sleeping figures on tne floor 

of the shelter. 

"He is born," he r.iurmurs. 

Christmas Eve in Berlin. 1940. 

Streets are murky, unlighted. A lone cyclist 

steers can-fully 'round a crater in the road. w ill 

thnre be carols? No. Carols arc an expression 

of weakness. Carols ore "vcrboter." 

Twelve o'clock. "Heil Hitler." 

Politics Good Life Work, 

But Won't Make You Rich 

By Mrs, Jordan, Head Counselor 

Politic* Is the way democratic government 

works. It get* pretty raw sometimes; hut right 

now everybody in the United Stales can sec It in 

better to hare bad poHtiot than no politics at all 

In a country. We are young at it: Great Britain, 

after centuries of trials and failures, fights 

mgaiiut dishonexty and for honesty. And the 

United States is learning fmt these days. 

Politics Is great business; but do not go into 

it to set rich. A great many graduates of this 

Ochool have gone into politics; three have been 

Cabinet Members; one a longtime Congressman; 

one a Governor; one was Mayor of Oakland for 

over tuvnly yean; one was Mayor of San Franfhco. 

They have served In the State Legislature 

and on the Board of Supervisors; muny are hi 

such service now. Some arc great, some not 

M»t am honest 

Huv did they get Into politics? Most of them 

began as lawyers. Mayor Pardee of Oakland 

•was a dentist; Mayor Schmltz of San Francisco 

was a musician; Assessor Washlpsrton Dodge 

was n doctor. To Ret into politics, ihoose your 

party early; volunteer for election wort in your 

precinct; get to know your precinct executive. 

Belong to the church you believe in; as ycu como 

of age, Join fraternal order* of your kind; thus 

people know whet you arc. 

But think alvrays of what is good for the 

country, not just what's good for your crowd. 

If the country got* down, where will your 

crowd br, or your union, or ai'r of us? Do not 

get rich but nlwayn earn more than you are paid 

for. Study the live* or great politicians. U«rah 

left enough for hlv widow to H»e on; Etthieman 

did not. Lincoln, greatest politician, said, "We 

can't outstrip the *orld—we must try to purify 

(be world, but we must not hold our wires pure 

tbore the world. 

•:-. Political rows are good shows; they hold pcopie's 

fptenn. Every citizen must be a politician 

.to miVe Uda government work. Always vote at 

the p/.mar-w, and understand public questions 

as well m you can. 

jr-->:w-— ,.th 

Pastimes While Waiting For Santa Claus! 

i 

About Grads 

Cards Gain Fame And 

Name on Local. Campi 

Your 

Foreign 

Correspondent 

i 

Greetings friends {?). This is 

you our Foreign Correspondent all 

dccl ueckvcl fit in a new straight jacket, 

bunging you thn latest news from 

the southwest corner of u padded 

cell. 

A Piedmont High student hasn't 

minted a day of school from kindergarten 

to I • high junfor year. 

K must be the fudge sundaes they 

pass around in every clasrf. 

1 AIN'T DRUNK (Hie) 

Judge: "Because a man is en His 

knees in the middle ft the 

rond, it does not nccerwarily 

follow that he is drunk, 

does it?" 

Policeman: "No sir, it docs not. 

But this one was trying to 

roll up the white line. 

—The Tattler. 

—h— 

The little nngels in a physics 

class at Huyward Union High decided 

to have Komc fun not long 

ago and locked their worthy pedagogue 

out of the room. Teacher 

hud his revenge by keeping *he 

class after school ?nd making it 

listen to a lecture on "Safety in 

Locking Doors in Public Buitdinijs," 

—L— 

KOOTEKS GET IMUXES 

Fremont High in Oakland 

awards candy barn to students 

who cheer the loudest and show the 

n:oJt school spirit at footbnlt 

games. In other words: 

If you go to Fremont High 

And a candy bar you'd like to try 

Tlie loudrr you yell 

And the more you raise 

—your voice in »ong the mo.c 

chance you have of winning one- 

Soe? 

And now. with our Great Aunt 

Mat'lan having another attack rt' 

i\\f D. T.'s, rre must leave you. To, 

ta, you lucky people. 

What They Want 

For Christinas 

Xow that the holiday* arc clov 

ing in nnd the spirit of Christmas 

has invaded l»wcll, n-c dcciditl to 

ask a pertinent question: "What 

do you want for Christmas?" Th-?y 

hnvc ancHxml ..s folloM: 

"MldKv" Decknun—Gynl>plar.e. 

ACRIO .Mi»to» — Georcc Potty's 

datiuhtiT. 

Janet Rim—Aviation IcMons. 

-Kal lUmrox— Orance lipstick 

fo; Shirley Goicoviti-h. 

J C % 

*. K 'lera—Ten in'nuIcK with 

"Hal" Uimrow. 

l.oul»e firecr- Private telephone 

and telephone numlwr. 

Jlax Sinerr—Mr«. Oliver's hox oC 

Kleenex. 

Shirley Il.rl—St. I,rnatiu«. 

Al Herman—A natuml voice noiln. 

AmonB other thinirs thounht up 

liy our "clever" students as Clirlstfi» 

re S ! , a Letter Box 

Bing! Crajihl itang! Is 

'.tming down the chimney? And 

we thought thnt Santa was comint 

tarly thin year? But it was 

i'»ly the mailman, who had gotten 

tii«- Christmas spirit a 1'ttle early 

this year, unburdening himself of 

hi.s pack of letteri Tor Ali'.i secretary 

ty answer. 

—L— 

Uear Alt'* Secretary* 

I hare a burning quMtioti in my 

simple mind. Can a president uf 

the Mtudent body be impeached? 

Don't mUuPderitland. Car I Itaaka 

In a nice fellow- and all of that. It 

just happen* that I am curinu* 

about being able to corrupt tlie 

guv-rnment. Thnnlot. 

—Subversive Activity Element, 

Number 183812!! 

Dt-ar Subversive Element: 

"There is no machinery in Lowell 

lot the impenchiwnt of an officer, 

UA we triut lliey arc alt upstanding 

young students." Thiu siwke principal 

Stephens. He remembers 

only one such case when the inut.a- 

K«i of the IUd and WW'e wai re* 

moved from office t'or lack of activity 

in ihf vxcvutloii of the duties 

cf his office. —Ali's Secretary. 

Dear AiE's Secretary: 

How about giving u* the low- 

(jown or\ Ihnt cute new usinlant 

fuotball ccuch? 

—Curious CutEes. 

l>e.\r All** Secretary: 

Would you please Inform us cu* 

noibi KirU if the new assistant 

football roach has a woman. 

—"Just Wondering," 

Dear Ju»t Wondvring and 

Curiiou.1 Cuties: 

Sorry that we must be the 

bearer of Hitch «ad tidings, but 

Coach Felling ban been In a Male 

uf matrimonial blian far Io these 

many years. Too, too bad, girb. 

>»c itympathExr. 

—AH'* Srcrclarj. 

—L— 

i^car AH'K Secretary: 

,tl»u we have any janitor* at Low- 

» 

Grant. Santa 

were 

0 ." 1 ife aIhl?lM that ««" those 

feet? What ripened to oo- footuall 

w-m? . :>ut that's UeiUlo t;.o 

Oym \U-vk"? ? Th Thin^ ar« nal!y 

l>ad l>ad. j'l hi heir . ur r 

ft.et. ft. 

A A 

—An Athlftu. 

Deft, athlete: 

LoA-cli will at (om^ futisr* date 

have a chiropodist here twice a 

wtck to look after «ur athletes' aill"K 

feeu In the meantime, we aug- 

« cal Ilf Fra.ik Quinn 

Tht)

Tepee Tattle Tale> 

Heyman Does Strip; 

Chigris Wins Annual 

SHORT, SHORT STORY 

Male in the barnyard, ISIT and alck. 

Uoy with a pin on the end of a stick. 

Kid Jabbed the able; male made a lurch— 

Services Rnnday, Flrvt Methodist chunk. 

—-Widow." 

• •• • • • • 

It aeflnw: Al Heyman, for once, mi on the 

otlur end of a "Burly Q" when his pants took u» 

unexpected irip Inward term tlnau while leading 

& yell at a recent program—onco more Hcyman, 

and yculi have to Join the S. T. Union. Herb 

Caen's most e surprised if Dean 

Mnrvucci nuirches virtuously into the senior ball 

resplendent in n gold dinner jacket, jrrccn pants, 

n |unk tie, and, oh yc», «paU: \wndcr what Spurt- 

Editor Davis wax think!..g of when that pictcre 

in his column was taken? And, by the way, WQ 

could , pcm>, money 

amounting to $4.00 und one lend 

slug, combs, orators, notebooks, 

toothpicks, knives, empty coin 

nurse, football ticket, glasses nnd 

warn, washer, ring, notes for chemistry 

tent, unexplained cut slips, 

library pusses (slightly wr.iklcd), 

Uckut stubs from shown around 

tewn, and a check for r. short beer 

(ri'dccmnblc nt Moc's Flop House). 

There were many other articles 

found, hut due to ctttonthip of the 

high Hchool pre»x, ¥.-• arc unable to 

lint them. 

For further information in xeg.ird 

to censored articles, get in 

touch with "Snoopy" Smith, the 

man to v.'hcm we owe a d>'.bt of 

cr.U ;t u 

counting words and chewing his 

nails. 

In the desk by the window Is a 

lovely bit of femininity solemnly 

* hammering the devil out of n typewriter. 

Stop drooling, freshman, 

that's Gloria Sproul, and fbb's very 

busy thinking up diplomatic answers 

to tho questions you tm- in 

'he "Letter Box.*' 

In the front desk you see curly 

headed Charley Davis, Bcreaaur 

i>? Skiles Hoffman, creator o* 

"Grid Iron Gossip," and on nil 

arc und athlete, at that 

tnd who Is that deep-chested in- 

•Oridual, leering into a little black 

.took and chuckling sardonically as 

he scribbles copy? That's Frank 

(Tippy Tails) Quinn. who dashes 

of! that home-wrecking column* 

Teepee- Tattle Talcs," 

Rcgnrd that bushy-haired individual 

in the desk inciuic tho class. 

Ti;nt's our sane adviser, Mr. J. W. 

Puttcrson, who wo run tc with oar 

i-oom ingly insoluble publication 

rioblcmw, Thero he sits, modest, 

itnasuming. intense Mr. Patterson, 

Hblcnuii;* wondering whether to bit 

Jchniton, the boy with tho circled 

eyes, now • or after class. 

And nov, freshman, get to your 

claps, und .v)u*n you get your The 

Lowell, rcmon&or, hereafter, to 

wrap your rpirbage in it vrlth refpect. 

From the Files of the Editor 

In a dim, dank hole, we interviewed 

Hadme Allronga, as he was 

culminating the labor of years in 

He: "Please!" 

i.is effort to tunnel out of the local She; "NP!" 

Squirrel Cage. 

He: 'Must this once!" 

She: "No." 

Punctuated by the crumbling of He: "Aw, Mn—all kids ore 

failing mortar, his sentences came I ing barefoot." 

thickly, shades l.y tho walla of — **— 

eitrth between us. He was gasping I First Student Aviator: "Quick, 

OH he labored with only the wot what do I do now. inntru tor?" 

«.* benm. U. and rroodum. |} JJg-WHj J ..0.-* -aren't 

Courageous Reporter 

—lr- 

I turned to Gloria Sproul, who i 

"Qiiict, dvnr, the sand- 

' m:.n is coming." 

| Modem Child: "I won't tell nop. l! 

had accompanied me on (his dan- 

Kerotw mission. I 

"You had better leave/' I cau-1! 

—L— 

tloned her tnodeAtly, "his breath in | Owner: "How did you come to 

coming In short ptinls." I 

over milk 

"DMn't you sco it In 

"No. the kid had it 

Be original. Don't wear 5uspcndera 

or a l«U. Eventually your 

oiiginclity will be noticed. 

|i ""^ u * 

But Gloria, a true reporter ofibotlle." 

the old school, was not tl not railv with Gnat 

spirit abcut their opponents' whool in the midd'c of the night. 

Dfc*h Coimenb"—IVens Convention, University of Cuiifornia, November 

2: We met » Lowell "grad," ONked him, "Why do certain CaL 

MtudenU carry tnmaioeit to the rooting section?." and he answered, *To. 

throw at the yv'l fender—we thought of you, Al: had lunch at the International 

IIQIMC, the food wan just pretty good—no itnlad; at, lunch 

IlAlbaa table echoed, "fley l.owell, hercV Ilalbja," and then they connttt) 

th« 21: Mhiifinltet chanted. "Hey Lowell, here'x Mission," and (hen they 

counlrU toll; and Galileo respectively followed unit—we were silent and 

embarrassed; we haven't had addition yet! 

Press Convention, Stanford Unlvvrnity, November D: We didn't 

see any Lowell grads—we sitfpeot they itnw us first; the food was very 

good—we had a pnlad: there wad no yelling or counting nt dinner—the 

delegates left their voices in the stadium: when we tn\d Professor Bush 

thru the University of Minnesota detent* the lvy-f*irl angfc in Teepee 

Tattle Talcs, hut the students "rto for It," he told us to do as we pleiJT— 

Seriously though, the lectures w?rc excellent. We studied newspaper 

styles, had round table discussions, heard Infonautlvc comment 

or. oil types of writing", lcarriml the mechanics of a colligc newspirw, 

and found out what's in store for the university journalist Oh yes, Cnl. 

lost to Oregon St**.o 10-13. and Stanford bent Washington 20-10. 

Newspaper Gripew: Xo. we don't nay The Lowell paper Is perfect; 

but it's about time somebody defrnded It and refuted unnecessary crlticlsm. 

1 

Teepee Tattle Tnles h regarded as dry by some students, but those 

rame students dislike thn nnoffenslvn criU'cisms which give the column 

much needed color. Gad, consistency In life !« wonderful I . 

Manv say AM Ban Jo should answer tho Icttcia directly and do 

away with cnml-.sU remarks. Yet, those snme |>cople worshipped thb 

original All Ban Jo, Bob Rockwell, who hardly ever answered the 0UMtlons 

directly, hut really rnouo the letter box popular with his brief 

And, above all. If the pcoplo who complain the paver contains little, 

informative news'wouW do thelr_ part (In giving Jnformation to our 

iie nudist/wears. 

Tnese alonpr with many other such 

useful occupations tend to make book would naturally sell more copies? It's human natnro to be dabl&ns \ "•' < 

YEHOODI n very busy man. about something of -which yna know little. Metropolitan magazines 

We should like to hear more depend solely on publicity for their circulation and not a -whlsperbMT ' v - 

atout YEHOODI, so drop your In* campaign. Moral to you newshounds: we can't secure news wfe.3 tb» :-,; 

formation In the Lettcr-Box channels o

vFODR 1 THK LOWELL. DECEMBER lg, 1040 

All in Life Expose 

The Cheat That Wore 60 

Medals 

Dy Naomi Shaln I 

Step up. fulls. .Meet twit ox*' 

rut in ttKttiyi (not. only tho vn- 

ricty found In »toct sheets), .Mr. 

torco W. Boiffl! 

I'roccedliiK with cay. ton last 

week, we ervpi mralttiily UD to Sir. 

I'uBii, anil, rmiiloyiiii: -» fi---JM offeiise, 

wannc prove it. 

Admit* living Star 

MocW'.ly. Mr. BIUIS ;ultlu.ttl;iiilic 

The Camera Covers Lowell 

Debaters Win 

High Honors 

Trophies Captured At 

Forensic Tournament 

chump ion*! lip fur ./. tr four yc:i:«. 

We- tnunil out, al.su, that ho v...• 

i?M>cu in UiAkvtlialt, U.-— u. AtKiatol, il. Itutlcr, 

M CatiMttiR H- )'lumt.. C. A. 6.0. 

KO— It NmiHtfelt. . If. ... Htrnl>«nr __;jfi M. JL Ca_ 

123—Jt. AnMjn. At. ItnlmoniL II Ivtnnon,. 

N. Ilk-hmonO, U. Alulier V. 

VtmMtWi. 1* Holler. C. A. >.t. • 

Wnk It .L-vlvmin. A. Monalmn, IL 

L*v(t»n. F. O»n«. c. A. 10-k- 

3!*—I* Pk-nnl, «.S; II. Sutrn. 45; 

JV. Hch'ils. H: 1*. HIOM. if. nownîn. (^. 

ar&îss 11 * 1 --* 1111 - 1 -* 1 ilwM«r, It. BJdy, 1'. F-rrr.-o. J. Han 

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W«rm. J. It.^lcr. J. Ma, J. Martin. Hurlkbchi. 

H. KHik. J. l. D. Klviitn. J. C.K.^r. it. 

lelm. it. Hlumltrri:. i:. A. 33.1. 

113—\V TtMk. Ii. J,mcih J- Knamoto. 

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M. Ito'iuy. «J. SlnsI-. K. Wltllnnw. M. 

.rrmir. W. \»-'nkV, 

Tociter. P. Mim-— 

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K M^lvln K. Murray, y. Ktwumlno. 

Uhl. 11. O'NVnl. II. (.'rooks. J. * Turtle (* 

ll«'_j/ iiAnco. O. Hharmnn. t7^; IL 

M. Mrflrnlb. K. Morrliwin. (1. Nkliolx 

Thurhan. 45: IL HtyrU. A. CoMnnflnl. U 'H"*"!'""'- "• -••-tKmfl. IV. Klnfc 

65: _:_ J. Younit, V 65; J. IiiRrnm. C hn>, p. rhrlnllr. I* 

hrl>. 

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U. Hmllry. M. nirtl^. It. llnucr. St. fla- 

,to«nl II. Jolinatnn. W. Hnpiro. P. pv«n. 

;y. II. Nri»on A. J. llatir. JL l^(iB7o. 

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MalliswH, C. atPtutry. IL KturtovanU 

C A, 22. 

»*-. -!••: J, HVIIV»R, C. Cha- 

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nrin. u. Louie. U. Moranoff, 

«• Mlyahara, T. Bator. C. 

«»—H. Uratlthi. it Ca 

iSSilfHP 

military 

II. ivirnmn, II Kikoitrnko. G. 3protiL 

,t- 0 *—A. Tnimurf, W; IL Scheldt. 15; 

.«) O..|... .J. i.itc, j. Hart- 

" ' 'W. P. Allen, 

1>. llackry. It. 

Mir.-, it, Rtirilcl. J dhai 

wnrr^li. Sc-huohunJ. J. 

is: ii. KiW 

" In . K. Wwrlilan*. a. I'ynn. I». An- 

«l l '«riH. M. Parnialr*, 

:'kw», K~5ot"ton,"i

SgortComment 

lly , , 

- B o b -.toppmann nutpjnyed 

Mark Hiww In lh« l f «»v- 

Ra« Sweet. 

The Cardinal), j 

iliil mufau some. 

mistake*. Hut I 

tfidr opponents J 

nmtlu home, Ww.l 

IT coach** .•mi' 

I nmko n-.lbt:ikt:j\>u 1 

[ otr-t'î from Lite* 

i hoy* younfrl 

i tiioucn to buj 

the suns of the i 

Charlc* DavU coat-he*? And! 

maybe football > 

would l< a «lrab, unintcTtttinj: 

fame it mwtakes weren't mnda. > 

poly won the came Noveirl>u; 

21. Perhaps Lowei! s Indians would' 

have, if a mista':"*; liere and UI 

could've been climifutd. I 

Mi A take* portly ; 

You remeinlwT the Kami*? The; 

sci're was 0-0 in the second quarter. 

An inspired Lowell e'-vin 

bid been imxhini; the I'nrrutJ 'all < 

over the lot." so to rfpeak. 

It was the Cards' ball on the; 

Sunwttcrs* ;t(); first and ten. Poly! 

was uiiini: a G-- --1 defense. : 

Why, then, did the Indiana c-rct 

(o pu« whrn Ed I(u*»ell, SI. He* 

4 t Poly line? Vn? '"l^diiw ^ ' were, 

"liot." They we;-e rolUnR. Tropps*snn, 

Horn. Muthoa and Co. were 

motlnK the Parrot forward*. 

Wax it order* from I hi bench? 

Your £umn i* an eood an mine!, 

Calender's Future U:iRht i 

He's s.hort 1.11 newsimjier clipuag, 

but lone on ahlily. That a 

Clayton Calan: ( er, Lowell riyhi 

THB LOWKLU DECEMBER 12, FIVE 

LOWELL FOOTBALL EDITION OF 1940 

q: Hoffman, h;."imro-e.'i; Dolur. _f....SecondJtow: Simmon-. *: Rtftkr, 

tr: Onti, '.; ::tnfkid«*. t; Cnrnrr. n: Cardelli. t; Holm an. E; Willhack. h; Voyne. Third How: Mandi. '. 

l« Tor It .„• . Utto —c, I SU f , h L ^"S"I ^TSi 

now in p procn.iM at Golden (ialcj j t».«l t uiit-. 

Pk Park, and d ! !»>• several l prnclice! i! ll h 

other «chooU. J 

Prii*|»ectii for n'on-ihip, h won this year. M'*\,i 

'pHetfc |ilayer. Welf, I jirjKht. a.* Lowell nickelrer* huw 

j lar ctiU'l.iftivd other j«clic.tU in 

! on.-'y. but ly, und ileftndinc ctiamjiiod 

inexju-riein'i'. Of tin- first vlv\ci», Low«*Il landwl In tti" teilar 

'iiuy one. Steve Dotur. hai! l»«:en un after rot winninc a •rime. 

tlit* first twrtity-two last year. Ilik'Ken sun'riw of the 

Svven S'raiuhl l.(i«MrK i* 

IJJVVCUV firrtt tritniv.' of the i-eauiti 

vvjiH with Galiieo, and after 

driving l» t>ali!>'o'* lit) yard Hue in 

,uupL, a nteiu mutch with HalUta. tt.ioe play*. I»well at the end JH!I> 

year. Come, cenw Mr. l>otur.-The first four rankmu l«iw«*H ' to :i superior at'^k and 

yuu'rc 'tnartiT tlian that. 

Yt- rhi 

few peopli 

rrctc 

ioy ._ ... .... __ _ _. _ ._ 

back -.-hen yuU COULD be the |v,.B|e match! 

leSRU; s out"t.'inuini* tacklv. ur, I . :, 

perhapn yuur

SIX THE LOWELL. DECEMBER 12. 1040 

Gridiron Gossip 

The Lowell Staff 

Makes a Challenge 

"Inexperience, Lack of Speed were Chief 

Factors in Lowell's DowrtfalT-Voyne 

To blot out their nine losses and, i,veryone stayed close to the house. In football the traditional 

die tie, Lowell has two sweet vie- Kvason: Cvorgc shot at anything game is the Lowell-l'aly 

lories to recall. One with San Jta- ihut moved with tho exception of < busic. In baseball lt> Thu Coach Feiling Works 

X»el* a 7 to 0 win. and the other the leaves. (The caretakers dor in l»wcll staff vs. the Red nnd Out with Injun Cagers 

with the State Rest-rvcs, 35 to 6 Lflll mli'ilng.) 

White ..staff. .. Though -this 

win. Against San Ka/aci, Chand- Krolly though, getting down to fii*me has been omitted these 

Itr drove over tackle for tho senre seriousness. seriouness, Captain Ciptal Russell, speak- 

Newsflash! Lowell's thirties has* 

late two terms, we of Tho 

and Willbnck converted. Agnlnut •— Inft fir '— all ••" *—-**— fouren — —i«— m , 

I:ctball team nlmx for high honors!, 

the Stnte Reserves It was field day v/.r.hes to express n simple but well 

Lowell staff would l.'Je tc re- -Tlie 130 |H>und eager* who hang 

and all took their turn in ik-n-mg. meant "thanks'* to Mr. Horn and new thin rivalry and chal- | «,ut at the "red brick r.hool no»jse" 

Willback in full stride converted Uert for Innujruratini- the trip. lenge the Red nnd White Inn. 

after nit five touchdowns. 

To wind up their football *ca*on, staff to a nine-Inning gnme 

Lowell's other two practice the team's Kcniors defeated next of !tofll*l|. 

gitm^J, Hoth losses, were with tfim'fi vanity by n score of 0 to 2. The Lowell -Uiff boa*'.* of 

PUtsburg an'! Kichmond. Though The first fcore '**ns late (n the such "slugger/," a* "Killer" 

they outplayed the latter team they first hulf when Willback kicked n Conn, "Trottri'" Johnston, 

cam* out. per usual, at :he bottom field goal from About the .10 yard "Babe" SnIIngtr. "Sure Foot" 

of the score board. 

line. It was Russell's pass to 

Graves, "Three Bagger" Pro- 

A Wockn« with fiotbaP. [tactical front, while n!ottna>t i 

rrr:ient*H with very good 1-ajikot- (uuRh burden for any tram (o oi 

Horn and Larrv Horn. Fpent a.cicusi* to call the play back. 

week-end at the Horn's summer; Gridiron Shorts 

home, nt CIcarlaKc. I Many thunk* to Jim Ilnnncrt. 

Thrw whole night* and dnyff of j Hill Jcfllyn. Howard Council, Elrino hasn't n chance. 

endless toil, strife, and t urtiire.' N't her. J!ni Stophi'iiiion, and Hay Is there an ncceptaiwe of 

Toil In getting u;» In th" w«e -old! Milton for their iniipirlng pep talk* 

hrun> of morning and trylnfT .''before the Poly game. 

the clmlletiire? 

find your clothes aft»*r «ome vtacl It'* ri-ally n «hnme Ixm-clt'* en- . 

iniy has tosucd them up on the roof.! tire line can't make all-city »ft?r [Prospects for 41 

Strife in trying to get a place nti tla-ir valiant stand in the I'oly< _ . . _, 

the breakfast table and to e:it ymriiwme. ' D u '* v -*food 

without someone swiping 't ! tiioll material lr the form cf boy* 1 co:n*r.' 

who liave played under Ben Xtff I n you'll wall. Lowell 

on tho lightweight*, M-. Filling I u:t teusun with only UUQ m 

The average Lowcl! foottuili 

or without some plavful lad hprink-! niuycr gets n "C" .-.va.-ain. 

1'ng pepper in it. Torture in hear- '-.-mi. however there &re * 

ing Russell'* com'e corncob con- ;ip'ion* nnd Bert Hoi 

coctlonjt (Jokes to youl nr gettinr; v the favo-tj Complon of Sim-, p_l|v Fon^ball 

ford fronh. Th- (w mile ci-ur»o: 

under the Red and White during 

pun of o the co coif campaign pt in 1940. 

These seasoned veterans, plus ca- 

r0i| y, i , < ; 0tDal ; 

was covered in t!i? suiprtslr,g I 

time of 10 minutea nivi 4'J seconds 

(10.4."). Fir.ishing bch;ntl Com] 

end football champions 

Trif, you can't win all of the vme, Urlght Outlook for '41 iu&* to clumxy, he'u hungle ndtv. 

Lut still every student at ti.ia According tu Ccach llcrrtii, "full [longingly, the i-uach KIIIUCCJ into 

Ha;»w street school wishes that the track ck has done dne a lot of gobd in the tht: stumln where h 

Cardinal would remain tops in the training and ksei 

athletic field. 

oi f next term's t ' team." Those re- 

So come on divot dinners, keep turning from the '40 championship 

that ffolf trophy up In our library team em are r Silvn. ilvn, Fonaas, Fonaas Dotur. 

foi a; least another year. Douglas, Tiuiiln, Brueh, B 

Houch. ohepard, and Do Martini. 

Goof Football Season To ascl»-t these veterans and put 

tteli- rturd in the championship 

Over; Won One Game tight of '41 will be Garbing, Oresler, 

Nichols, Wyrvch, and Grcvn- uoitwl to the uiiMUsncaint; 

LOTJOII'B lightweight footbflil bi.um. all newcomers to the Lowel! !"* Brown, 

team finished up Its ccason N'ovcmtrack 

team. ' , A prayer 

Ur 18 by losing to Poly 20*0, /ivinc 

thCTT. a season's total of \ win, Cardinal Ticket 

1 tie, b h.im. 

In all (fames except the Balboa, 

junior* and seniors were tltowed to Sales Top League 

pJti- if they were within the sixc 

Mmit, ffivine the opposition a decided 

ad\*anuge. 

In BeTltiw B 

Exwkinir at the summary of the 

season wa find; Tarnalnals 25-Lowell 

12: Mores by McLennan ana 

Hofmsnn: WaVuinKton 20-LowcH 

0:, no! so bod—third string varsity 

ttmUnst freshmen nnd sophomores; 

St. Ignatius O-Lowi'l) 7; Indian* 

tatt« sweet victory, score on prss 

Buchanan to Moore, conversion by 

Iforn: Commerce 6-Lowell 0; tie 

hissed H' 1 ya*d due to mUup of 

r-oiUon rf Rotlposu: Mission 13- 

Lo»c l l 0; rfcore on pass Suchanan 

to G*te»: Balboa 0*Lowcll 0; In 

d* l d bt m « v.-. 

.Maybe we know where Yehudi Is. 

It he isn't thurc it's u miracle, be* 

lEiMt. cverj'thiiiff clue is there. 

| H»r*i Shaw Drcember U \ where? In the Lowell lost and 

I Tht* Kvmi-annual horse show i found. 

! wi!! tx held next Saturday. Dccem* j One ot the oddest bit of findings 

. , *-. ,! l.cr ! 1.1.» ilcturminc the best riders | ia a tooth retainer. They've been 

CKery C.XpO3eu":- each icroup. There will be n , trying to find out how it could have 

_^ |(Iin;;L*r at i );. m. preccdintr thu i been lost, if a piece of gum wa* 

"^ 

f £Obd in tbc 

in condition 

" Th 

ll 0; In 

d*ans dans plnycd best K» of of f season, 

should hl !«>vi won: Poly 20-Lowell Lll 0: 

FurroU ou*char»î Indian line. 

Tliere you have It, the 1040 season 

la review. 

Coach UfftU* said that due to 

tl Inure number of vnrslty men 

leturnlnK. l only l twenty-four ttyfu iopho- h 

mores ?t-xt >ear'n fashions. 

The final bzulminton tournament | If yo't uulo mechanic fans ever 

in the K'rltt' trytn and the final ten: huve any xjiurc time, drop around 

*ki.tt! lit Wintvrlaiu] were hclj tiv I • ion, and found. They have a 

ccmbiv 10. 1 uico book on that subject. If you 

A*, the i. \V. C. A. tho final [need Rlaajt-s to read it and have 

nwimminj; ewnti* wen* held De-i fo/gottcn yours, they hnve a varied 

..___• his star back sat timber 'J, atul the first hockey final I fi.nply of those, 

disconsolate. If only Smith hadn't at Golden Gate Park wax December! The Lost and Found is quite be* 

flunked—but he had. and to was 

, wildcred. There linve been many 

ineligible. 

Ittock L | rcnuc*t? for R. O. T. C. manuals, 

Suddenly the coach'* i')'M Betty Bom*. .Mary LJbby, and, und no one nvin= to know what 

Klramrd. Hy golly, he'd risk it. Gloria Fricdricks were voted on! they arc. 

IJrown uml Smith changed for president of Block L: Hetty I Of course, there are the 

clothes there in the lokor room at 

of Block L: Hetty I Of course, there arc the regular 

Thompson, Mnrtha Howdl, and; run of p*»ns, pencils, jcwelo*. books, 

Ircakncvk Kiwed. Then Smith, a Mil.i Starston for secretary of: and binder*. 

ttofti-guard marking his ;-:ce. re- 

Htnclc L at a meeting December 9.! If only someone would claim 

Winner* will be announced at the (them! 

• today. 

.. r r.... -a long run—nnd 

Smith hud won for I'oly! 

The I'olyitcx swarrnvd duwti in ubly go to Sigmund Stem Grove. 

Kite. The hero, riding Us friends' 

in triumph, forgot 

„..„ ... -_ hfj precious mmc'gui Violin, Who'll 

At just the wrong moment 

ilipped—he ppedtood stood revealed. r e d . 

Lowell spirit triumphs over all!< 

Buy My Violin? 

In spite of a rather slow football 

Lowell':* howl nhiwk the stadium. 

eason, our ticket sales have ex- 

Poly officials agreed that it was Hy Leo Mnnus 

ceeded those of our opponenta in terrible, terrible. And th* unmc "CQIHA I want, to tell you," snys 

fail Kant* but twu, provinu that wan played over, minus Smith. Abe, pulling me into his pawnshop, 

Lowvll rooters never let a teem It didn't he 

finds the work hard, but that she 

likes our school very much. 

"The ownor con.e* back, and I'm 

lvlnie him 5M for it. Ychoodi no 

ci.nic back. Today my friend 

IESROI am saying it a cn*»an vf»- 

.:n. $2 mlt der case. Tonight old 

c!othcs am going up 10 per cent 

"Kicking me, I'm telling you," 

he says, bending over. 

s 

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GRADUATION 

JAN.'*! THE- 


Volume "?. No. fl 

Seniors Claim Diplomas 

At Opera House, Jan 22 

SPECIAL SENIOR 

EDITION 

Snn Francisco, Catilornlc, January *"t 10-11 Founded January, 1898 

Block L Rally 

Set for Today 

To Announce Office.-*. 

Scroll. Shield Members 

Election Results Will 

Be Made Known Today 

Robins ia Valedictorian; Nakayama, 

Conn to Speak; Glee Clubs Sing 

Seniors, two hundred and fifteen of them, slowly walking 

down wn the aisles of the War Memorial Opera Oper HHouse 

on 

January 22. 

It's the start of the I2?r& jrrad- 

OMion uf Lowell student*, snd those 

two hundred and fifteen seniors of Thanks, to All of You 

t>.6 class of loll '40 arc wulkin? For Your Co-operation 

timy frvm Lowell forever. They 

acjemble on tl:c stanc and at a mo- To you. the sludento of 

tion from .Mr. Stciinens. neat them- Lowell Hleh, for the co.oper> 

wlves as one. I 

ntion and Interest you're 

shown, thank* a lot. You've 

The program for the exercises ] made The Lowell an impor- 

Ion been carefully planned. As j tant part of itchool life. 

uu&l. the Lov/cll orchestra will I To you. the member* or my 

play the proccwlonul: then Lieu*! *taff for your excellent work 

UMnt-ColoncI William Biuh of the '• 

thl* term— IhankH a tot. Your 

work van hard and you com- 

Lowell R. O. T. C. will lead all' pitted it succcsKfutly. 

thece prcHcnt in & salute to the' Tn you. Mr. Stephen*, for 

Flap. The class president, Arthur < jnjr helpful criticUm And 

Schumacher, will irive the introduc- . timely **ti(M 

torv message. ! 

Speeches : 

Instead of nn outside spvakfr, i 

Euwin Conn, iditor of The Lowell.' 

•will speak on "Our Generation—, 

fcnii Vottts." I 

The claim history will be told by , 

Jcne Nakayama. well-known de-; 

baler and orator at Lowell, and the • 

%alrdietory addrenw will be given > 

bv Date Jliibinn. another of Low* \ 

fill* prominent (VhaU-rs. 

Thfc Girls' Git--.* Club, under Misa 

Alexander'* direction, will sine 

Litzt's "Lnreloy" anil Saint-Sauna; Q_-__-._,,_ T_ 

-.My limn at Thy Sweet Com- UllSpeilSe IS 

manil." Th»* Boy** Dout>Ic Qunrtet' v^**ii* 

' " .V Glee Club..directed • «/•-•• 

tuit'it. will Hint* (lor- < 

iymn" and '• 

H Candidates ncrrou-.lv wonder 

"Old I or didn't I win?" Amid* 

pation (trip* all an the boom or the 

**EraIi 

—thankN a lot. 

lou've hern very in»trumen* 

Ul in the KUCCCKM of our 

pit per. 

T«i you, Mr. I'alter on, for 

your MJpcrvlftlon and ;i'!vin— 

thankn a lo'. 

Mar next trrm*n editor, 

wkiever he nay br. have a* 

cnlovahlc a time HM I have 

Imd. 

EDWIN CONN. 

Edilor or Thp UweM. 

ftom th 

by Mt5» ... 

lainsky's "Cherubic Myi 

Frimle's "Ciar.ninu Mia." ; Attention. Lowrllilca! Don't he | 

Itobln Hood Select Ions : u!arnnil If yem nnt.'ci* certain intli* ' 

Instead of Oic A Canpella Choir. v.iJu»U »linkinB through the halls I 

:• i« 

M Offices of Pr.*ident and Yell Leader 

Filled by Unoppoasd Candidates 

The elections arc a thing of the past. But until the rally 

opens the Block L rally, 

fourth period, today In the court, today 

weether pertnittinf. 

y tho mystery vill not be unraveled—the victors will not 

Margrct Schaeffer will lift the be known. 

' Mountinjr from the primary elec- 

v**ii of mystery aui-roundim* the 

\Wnnlnjr candidates when she intion 

last Thursday and x-jomlnj 

troduce* the new cafeteria mnnn- "Graduates, Join with the finals yesterday, tho KOI- 

Btr. Next. Don Bejnston and Ed 

; ptnse hnn been ulmosL overwbelia- 

Conn will reveal the names to their New Alumni Ass'n" Ir.jr for all of the c^ndMnt'is buL 

ITfdpccAsor. for thu editorsl.ii> of 

Hie lUfii ami White and The Lowell, 

two. Bvh Arnold, 201, and Bob 

followed by the introduction of the A new Lowell High School Friend. 207a, already know. 

new secretary r.nd treasurer. The Alumni Association haa been • Amuld U sure he'u president— 

announcements will lie topped off orfianixed and Incorporated. 

v.-ith the disclosure .if tlw name of Members of December, 

{ he had no opponent. Friend, too, Ii 

oui new vice-president. 

1910, dess arc tinted to join. already practicing pep talks—no- 

You will realize the need of body bothered to run a«i|n»t him 

Shield and Scroll 

an organization to fight for 

Sixteen pirln nnd twelve bovs 

for head yell trader. 

Lowell, when you consider 

will learn of their election it, the the fact that Lowell, the old' 

Close [{arc 

Shield and L and the Scroll cr.d L est school. haM the least fa- But for Geary Kriil, 'JOI. an* 

j for service rendered the school in cilitlm of any tuner or senior 

ili* various departments. The scr* 

Ai.tta Faltln. 1*01, the week be- 

high school in San Francisco. 

| vice soriffties' new officers also will 

tween the pr!marica ami th-* finals 

1I* announced. 

We intend to work hard , has seemed endless, far their race 

j Service Mock* will be awarded fur what is needed at Lowell, {fcr the vicc-pTvsidcncy promised 

I to five ntudenl* and other?* will re* and, if tradition, prrotfge, 

ceivi* hnnorahle mention for un- and oreapJzallon mean* any- l«> t>* ctohe. 

' rewarded service lo the school. thing, we will Hucceol In our This alxo .vnt true uf the candi- 

legitimate claintK. 

date* for (h« editor of thv Red and 

• ins will lie awarded to 

Only Lowell it«« enn havi* Wl.it.-. U'lth Wnldo rostel. L»07a, 

, iVurteen t"*-H. Knrty'even other* 

the privilege of fellownhip ami i^rruinc Grar.icher. 207b. wore 

• will ri-ceivi" -ni' Mocks fur their atwith, 

and fighting for, the experienced and ea«er fur the Jor. 

craniW t.ld HC'.-.WA in (he 

' tivitv in irirb* hiKirt*. Anproxi- 

For the task of writinc up min- 

1 

mtitrlv twenty 'my* will roceivv', 

Went. ttU-B ami kiwptnir corrunpunilcnco in 

: ihi-ir block* fur ».. '•(.er. basketball,' WILLIAM I). McIUE. •itdt-r lion llrush. 201. nnd Frank 

:.n.l footbiill. NVw < Ticors for linlh [ 

I'rrttiilcnt. \Vii:miirv, 220. WBIC both hopeful 

' i::rlft' nnd \\nyt' UU, k L Ditru-tit'it 

aîiirunu and zeclouM votu-seekers. 

: v.ill In* announced. 

; As the winning cai. 1 Mates anil. 

wliilf Hal OluroAO, 207b. and Ira 

I tl.i'sc who irct'ived nwi ill" are he-Senior 

Ball to be Thonipmm. 221. were Uitli reach* 

11iii, i-nni:nitulnted. tlu* tnulttional 

''•!;* covutuus finders toward tho 

tf f d ;"Ax»- V«U" will CIOM- i'ii- IHiN-k L[ 

t rj;lly f.ir tl'Ii ttrni. 

:!dat 

IiW 

Tell Why 

They'll Come Back 

from ICnin'n Hood, under tho < There ix nothing to fear. Thcite! In aniiwer lo the query. "Wl.y j 

i MuneiiU, eljchteen wtrotiK. art? xim- ire you KOtn^ to take a putt Brad*, itlenty of it ill l>t> 

Un of Mr. Devlin. 

Mr. Stephen* will confer the di- |-l* wondcrine • whether they will uate course at Jewell next |WM?" 'Carvel Ctaig. dr 

tlcma* upon the 11-1 boy* and 101 cain life membemhip in the C. S. K. I In hich seniorit un.e the follow In c ASCAI" feud. 

ririi. assUteU bv senior n.i:Irtry! 

un»werK: 

Tlll, «imini** who wiH 1M! lifL. 

Uachers, Mws Alexander, Mi*. Bar- , 

I'lttny AU-x.'.litIiT—"The xhptk of 

llu,, - -- • 

fional. Hn Morris, Alice Oloom, Uurluira ndes to t: tu Stanford. 

Conrad. Kdwji Conn, Uiclutnl H-irahnr Cor.rrd—"IIecau Komethintr t" do hc- 

New Frosh Inspect Calendar of I>intn ! f^re j-cinir to college ir. AUKIWI." 

This term hint been a busy one] I)on I>on Ilaliltnnn—"I Itahln can't tirur inyfor 

C. S. F'ers with .iwonutil • id? awny." 

Campus. Students includinir a C. S. " ' *'*""• - • 

Sci.lion nt Treasure Hand. Scp-; m'H» I want to take while wallmen 

Ntxt were tcnnV introduced lwwihlnwl to Lowell fresh-; ar-' i'; 

" ^ K"'^ S ' III% kuiîubv 4ifj^;i;in *UWiirtl IHO 

Fi*ani»ie! 

:L^? I Clarke Aaronsen and Frank 

• thr deadline for 

Bob Crosby Prefers To Play 

In Large Room and 'Let Go' 

My Itelty Sullivan 

"IIr. Crosby, meet the ladies awl 1 I'm on the Htc«e. I wte'j I was In 

Kcntlcincn of the Prena!" tlic movies; when I'm in the 

At IPIIIT last. Lowell h.-/ its own i "Mr. Hob Crosby (a nrwir. slen- J niovies, I wish I was on the radio, 

Our Own P. A. System 

nublic addretH system to l-oiuit j tkror Cro-wliy). tan of face nnd Mid when I'm on the radio. I wish 

i January. 1941. -craduatew to cct 

bl»c*k of hair, had put In hU up- I was in n bdllroom." 

Band Members to Be I their appucûun application .n in IO to ...-«. .MJw. ..«...-. Harri- , Thhiirfi thei uiKeubff effort! of r< urnnco in a small windowWs "We teally like to olay the lai'Re 

foKUniven.ilr of California Art Echumacher and Jack Zcilc. 

Drafted in R.O. Shakeup -• Eive.. by .-.lumni of | !»rk^ bj'^ boarti^^jirectors mom backntnirc of San Francisco's billroomN better, 

U. C. 

Theater, Janunry 

LOWCII'M It. O T. C band nan Scholainthipss 

for frcfthmen ... 

nlxh hope* thf* year of belnic Californii California [a yield yteli eld l*etwren 3100 and 

ranked the best hitch school rnusl* $2C0 a year. Th The university ii ddocs 

TWO THE LOWELL. JANUARY 17. 1941 

S ajoc\rnc»t 

PubiUhMl by tho Aoociittd Student* 

cf Lowall IflRh School 

HOC ifayta Street, San Krnnclivo. California 

I* 11. 8. & A. Mttnbcn Fne 

K I) I TOR 

HAN-AQIXCI KIHTOK 

NEWS EDITOn 

8FOIITS EDITOltS 

ED. C1W5 

AllT CC1IKN" 

_ai.OItI> 8PH0UL. 

OWLS' SPOUTS. LOIIRAINE OI-OS 

KKATfllK KD1TCMU- BO XOP.SIOVI.I: 

STAFF TltOTOaRAWER MIA* McDUFFIB 

STAFF AP.TI8T. itii.f. itA_vx;?;a 

'Avonna .'.ntault 

Uarbura U«nn 

Ann Pownwn 

Bill Graves 

Dmiic Johnaton 

DIU Meliier 

Hay Mtnxcl 

Jun* Naknynma 

Jim Wcllcr 

John Prruvutor 

Frank Qulnn 

Ursula Fellwlman 

Pi«rr* Snlln«r 

N'noml Sham 

John Snlwarr. 

J«un Scnntf 

M-irJor'* Wemj 

Lorndtw Hainan 

Faculty AdvlMr _Mr. J. W. Patwnon 

"Carry on traditions and 

Achievements," Seniors asfa 

To each and every Lnwellili- of 1911 and thercafter 

w-*-. lh? fcennonid Mt-ninm make these few 

request*; 

Carry on Lowell spirit—no other ^choolV can 

compare with it. ... 

Carry (> n Lowell tradition—years ujtrni year/ 

of endlirin your t»chula.»tie achievement—college* 

and unfvcndlieit erodii Lowell for il. . , . 

Cnrry on and Improve y«ur athletic ability— 

opposing high school* respect Lowell for it. . . . 

Carry on and intensify your extra curricula 

activities—they're pleasant niemorui to recall. 

Carry on and increase you high 51-hool friendships—they 

mid nil the more enjoyment tu your 

work. . . . 

Carry on ami develop your personality*—it i* 

the common criterion of people** Jmltrment. . . . 

Carry on and ueve-r lose your ambition—the 

most important key to succor-* lie* in It. . . . 

Carry on, above alt, your love foe l,n*ell— 

jou'Il never rcRrct it. 

—Ed. Conn. 

College isn't necessary 

To get Jobs; be capable 

Ilr Mm. Jordan, Head Couiutelur 

All the high Hcnian* face thin question, tome 

ht*e decided for themselves, their Hrcumi-.anceH 

hire decided for other*- Will nwe eduction be 

'* hvlp to you or not? It hat helped t-omc, hindered 

others* 

Only lost week word came that fits right Iiere. 

A succewiful contractor, n man In WK loral IMLM* 

new. looking for a helper. Raid this; -1 don'l 

irant a colleg* graduate to Hland up and teil me 

my business: 1 want a capable boy out of high 

school that I can tench my bunlnmi to," So 

there you are. 

Not long ago the State Employment Bureau 

ratifc me up to recommend two high school graduates 

who can type, to enter an insurance office 

at fair beginner 1 * pay. and to work tin If they 

prove tapabic. So there you are again. 

Suppose you can't type? Too bad. Letr:i at 

once. If you are graduating, evening classes cru 

free, to are afternoon N'- Y. A. classes. TyplnK 

Is u handy these days ax knowing how to drive 

tk car. 

In general, if you ore a careful, faithful student 

in school, and can get along well with other*, 

you can get mil keep oonip kind of job in thh 

city. This school gives thu training some employer 

prefers. Mr. Cameron Beck, prcsonncl 

manager of the New York Stock Exchange, puts 

the matter thus: "We prefer to hire young men 

out of academic hitch schools rather than out of 

commercial high krhooK i^nuic they know belter 

how to ftudy: and we assign them tht/ijrfl to 

study that orb part of their training with 'is. 

According U the news from many Lowell alumni, 

ninny Sctn Francisco employers feel that same 

way. Even if you go to (.olli'gc, six months or a year 

In a practical fo'i ia verv r.elpful to you and makes 

you evaluate Vour studies better. College life Is 

a ver>' bright experience; don't let it dazzle you. 

Keep your feet on :fc" ground; don't float off 

fn an nci.dcmic haze -witii a Ph. D. at the end of 

tho rainbow. This Is a tough world and we utl 

mu»t live in It. 

In all their term* at Lowell, the xcnioM 

thcucht these people were the b*.-st: 

Brtflkcthnll player—Don Burncnit—10. 

FootUil plavcr—Milt Vucinlch—17. 

Trockiran—Skitnt Hoffman— Ifl. 

Bancbnll player—Bob Paulnon—II* 

Public speaker—Dave Robins—1— 

Musician—Maclo Williams—0. 

Dancer—Helen Schultx—14. 

>T ACTtUMA' HAPPENED: 

A man showed up at a bread line with an electric 

totter. 

Hnffmnn asked a freshman if he knew where 

tho swimming Pool wan. "Sure, you take the 

«scnlntor," piped the freshman. 

Stuff and 

Things 

1'Iuntbcr: "I've rutne to fix the 

old tub in thu kitchen." 

Son; "Ma, here** the doctor to 

««-e the cook"* 

-I mu« apologize for my dime- 

Ing. I'm n little stiff from Uailitilnton." 

"My clear man, I dim't carv when; 

you came from." 

War dnen nut determine who 1* 

rich!—cinly wl>o 1* 1EFT. 

Voice ovsr phone: "Pop, miess 

v-lio got kicked out of college?" 

"Can you love two gifl* nt 

once?" 

"\a*. itir, immodintely." 

A tiutiKipuliKt in aw who iMs 

each ellmw utt the arm of his theater 

chair. 

Coach: "WhalV y»ur name?" 

Student: '•Stili having a hard 

time fiiuling tr.e pcrftct girl. . . . Gra:iraV sister. I'at l l ixle>. iitonUmir 5t«jilu'Il'- 

College. Mo,, receivfil tltrcv tiate-di-.-nan.liiig 

teleirrains 'mfnro loiivinir fur S. F. to svvni 

hnlidays—gad, Hi'iiy 1/iniarr pmliablv n\vn.> a 

>hort u;iv- station. 

Holiday Hollaring: Itort HartfordV U** 

"lipped off the rfe*k '"'> zar'jage com* 

pony—they ui-ually split the 

tr 

Graduate* invite oa many 

iTUeM* H* 7v

' ' . - * • • ' - : " , •

Last Will f 

and Testament 

Looking over the Lo*t Will and TciUmei t °f 

(ho graduating dara of January Ml, we find (hat 

Mr. Darnm la the recipient of everything from 

phyilca ability from SlI^Kc Drrkman, to alx inchw 

of height from Norman Keller. Sam Sher will* 

his musical ability: rtttr Kepon W* conBIdcrnlion 

for other*; nnd Ed. l(o*e wills hl« haircut to Mr. 

Barnes. In turn. Mil Graves leaves Mr. Ilsrn-** his text hooks to t(l ° 

next poor ntudcnti that tree them, nnd Jeanctto 

Sukoloff wills her chemistry books to Evelyn 

Scott. BUt O'Brlpn generously leaves hl« mark* 

to a C. 3. F. members, Helen Mnrle Marx will* 

her physic to whoever want* them. Barbara 

Walter wills her hemework. which she hasn't 

done, to nnyonc in Mr. Barnes* class next term. 

Emmrlino Tong leaves lier ehemfotry notebook to 

Ella Won*; Don Kahlmann wills his excellent 

knowledjrcd or the "military" to, next t*rm'i« 

"rookies'*: and Ginda Benstrup will* her ability 

nee to do physic* to whoever rare* to flunk in it. 

A geometry student. Wyona Lincler. will* her 

belated ccomctry knowledj^ to the nen iiophoinore 

clasa; and Frank Kahn leaves his report 

card to Ralph McKcnnn* Two students, who irenerously 

bequeathed tt.de bmlns, were Martha 

Mflvin. who left liers to her sinter, nnd Botly 

Rosenblatt, who will* her brnin U> the mi.thflmattcs 

department 

Mnch «/ni fdfpment wM left by thin jrraduatlng 

class. F*r example. Marilyn Adams leave* 

her gym ftfrekf. la Jean Vernon; Olffa Ekvlof wliM 

her grm rtl* to Wllmn Sehulx; and Audrey Cameron 

Ui*ef her old. dKrepit nj-m socks to 'he 

ffym. 

Stars Lcnve Equipment 

Soir* of our ntMetic stars willed their equipment. 

Ray Ratto willed nla tennis racjueU to the 

un n*id coming tennis stars -.; Lowell, and Angclo 

Ml?.n« leaves his football clean nnd the dfrt on 

th'.m to Connie Glofkldcs. It's not technically 

equipment, but Barbara Krasfi will* her backhand 

'.o Betty Mae Cofc«n if we'll promise nnt to give 

Memories; Remember 

When You Were L-ls? 

Do you remember? 

Four years ago it seemed as » graduation 

would never come, and now we wish we could prolong 

that n January so as to reltvo some of 

those duv. J thut we shall always remember. 

Ho you remember? 

It wasn't to long ago and yet—each day, each 

period h«M in store for us some memory— 

Do vou remember? 

SPRING '37: 

Tho basketball championship? Don Bumcts? 

Cnrol rhanning'* winning of the all-city Crusad.'rs* 

Contest nnd a trip to Hawaii? 

"Kemny"? 

2PAI.L '37: 

The up«' l t of the year— Lowell's football team 

defeated poly'c? 

"Capt-iln Applejack"? 

Charlotte Newell wins C. S. F. oratorical contPAtt 

The chnninlonnhin In basketball? 

"Varieties"? 

ThatCharloUo Xewcll won tho D. A. R. trip 

Thnt Kitnwiwn and GllJto took fir.«t and second 

nlacc in the State Oratorical Contest? 

FALL MSr 

"GemH of the Generation"? 

"riton Thief'? Cordon Kennv? 

The loiifl-awaitwj boys' (rym? 

SPRING 'M: 

When wo were iipperclasjnu'n—our first officers; 

our first dance. "Ptfeet Shop Shuffle"? 

Tho baFketha'l. track, ffolf, swimming, and tennis 

championships ? 

"The Fortune Hunter"? Bill Carry? 

That vro won the nwenatakes* trophy in the 

stnti iournamert? 

Thnt the R- 0. T. C. wnj nvrorJc' two first 

mncw fn tho nnnual compeiitlon? 

FAU. '.19: 

fi"r ftwithall chnmnfonahfp * 

''Thp Boompranir' 1 ? 

"Lowell by Night"? 

SPRING '40: 

Our chnmpInmhlD In swimmlnir. cnlf. traA. 

nnii the .in', crew? 

Gono Clark nmnlnr the mfle In 4:40. nix tecmi* 

alt the cltv iword ? 

Our winning elpht of tne n'ntf cup-i In tho Suit? 

a Llfe?- 

Oil** Senior Dav? 

Graduation at tho OMM Rons- and tho Senior 

Pntl lit tho St. Fran;!! Hotel will brine to a 

clone the.« rememlirance, of towelL 

THE LOWELL. JANUARY 17. 1841 

Even Dirty Gym 

Sox Willed 

it buck. Jjiniscl") Casey leaves her golf balls to 

nil prospective Kjlf playem and Bert Hartford 

leave* his old coif clubs io Bob Kcmcnnnerger. 

We have some MUpcr.rgoK tfraduallnir from 

Lowell, a* witness Ed. Conn leaTlng his super 

penwnslity to lUlph Spiegel and Ralph Spiegel, 

in turn, leaving his esc in Al Hcyraan. Al Heyman 

then wills his red complexion Io Harry Hook. 

A cencrous l»oy. Tom Mauer, will* his automobile 

to some deKcrving freshman. In wo same 

field, Jackie Blum wills her knowledge of driving 

a car to Bonnie McPnerson. 

Some Strange Ilequests 

Paul Bruch wills his nullity to take the darkroom 

door off its hinges to Ilonry Albert: and 

Ralph Roleson leaves hi* duck-fhooting ability to 

Curt Coffman. Arils* noono wills her many wor 

rles to the open window; and Jennie Seven! In wills 

her galoshes to Jcanettc. Mnrgrct Sal* wllu 

hor memory to the Lost and round, nnd Alyco 

Groth wills her forgctfulness to Mary Files. 

BUI Manning generously lenves all his earthly 

belongings, left at Loncll High School, to "Wilrl 

Bill" Henderson. A icverse proceduro Is followed 

by Gordon Bird. f!t freshman. Typing nbilltv h 

left by Barbara t'onnui to Mr. *'Ionrr,o. 

Romance enter* our I,a»t Ufll and Testa, 

ment through the following bequfxt: Itill Chandler 

will* hit* belonging* and sincrrrai devotion Io 

Sonia Hayr/anl. Sonfa. In turn, will* her earthly 

possesslop^, money and properly to her huttband 

(If she has one). Frank Sherman, romantically, 

leaves his everylhtnn to Sue. ..Joan Stuart, similarly, 

wills her -all" to Olmn. 

P. (•. Bequenlhrd 

TVan Mnrcucci wilU hi« oM telephone hook. 

botUo of bromo-scitzer, nm> piickncc of sen*Ren to 

nl 1 next year's P. G.'s. Ellis WinnI ovidently hud 

n good time hen 1 , for he wilN all hi* high school 

fun to tho freshmen. Frank Quinn generously 

leaves his little black book to anyone with tho 

right amount nf dough. 

As he won*: need to watch th« clock when he 

gmduaten. Bob Murphy loaves his Micltcy Mouse 

to Tom Mauer. 

Som!anil. 

Maryjcan Erlekson wills her extvri.«e In.it ovquonts we CIOM' thi* Last 

V7il! an i Testament of the graduating das* of 

Jnnunr/ '•)!. 

Perfect Girl 

Gue.i Who? 

The perfect senior girl should 

htve, according to the senior poll: 

Hair of Betty Fltigcrald. 

Eyes of Sonja Hayward. 

Smile of Agnes Jone*. 

Brains of Elsie Wagner. 

Athletic ability of Barbara 

Krone. 

Dancing ability of Helen Schultx. 

Ambition of Midge Dcckman. 

"Personalties" 

We'll Miss in'41 

Life is a lot of fun and persbnalttie.r. 

You can irivc your all in the "bic irame," 

Dm it takes a *;nr to iinpreit.-i a dam*!. 

T.i Olthiin An Office: 

I'nz* out oiirar/. to th.« folloiM. 

Vilinitp thy mike w'tn yuur bvllews. 

Don't forget your palni 

fi«t in irood with ;ht> i;als. 

If l'»»u don't pot more than jour own vote. 

Tiii'ii. brut her. you've misled the boat. 

I>aiicinc Iîwell Style: 

lûl; rlvtaiit nnd aunteiv, 

U< ifr .md not tm» near. 

1 nt 

around d the th campus of f Oieuun O Uni- Ui isursimr, II. D Dove. V. V GGntttarola, 

A. 

vi-rr.ty. way Lack «t tin- Univ*!»itv Cttker. I* Koltlcr. and II. Kusut.f 

Nuw Hampshire, Han'itri], or.«I min . dentistry, D- Maiûcci and E. 

Vest roint, in the iwrsous of Ar-,i:vwe: Mivuialixed pli>*sician. 1*. 

I:K» noune, P;iiil Ilruch. Edward , l>iurh. II. Wcirk and \. McKcnziu 

Sl.cmian. and V lliam rtexst'iibar, • ti't.'iVr'diftetk-.-*; and b;ictuy 

respectively. j Î,HI.MIS tu li. Morse. 

What Is Your Hobby? ! B. Tout,-. I. Cohen, D. Graves. 11. Mk your step* loni; and iiroBrc33ive, 

Tliose who hi'cm to ititlulc*? In ' I^strvtu. and Y. Kutas*-. would ltkt> Hammer lock li«r are ami look nosseMive 

itnuitual. ji-t inlerestinc hob'ji'.if, j m |K- chcmfiti, while U. Oetteticoun IJoni. fortret to sti>p on her feet, 

hie I)»uc JohnHton, who Hkt'.* lolalnu to be a lab. technician. L. loull lie one of Lowell's dancing i-Iittf. 

heckle Mr. I'&ttcrMin. Art Schu-. Frii-d. M. Ducowe. B. Taylor, B. 

maeher. Him Ijkes '.» wreck e.tr«; | Siahnicr, F. Sherman, an«I II. Crow- 

s a Oaiv: 

Dean Mareucci likr* to hunl Cy«u \-V , -vfer encineeriiiK. 

know wlial). Hen*. Andcrxon re-1 ['ru->pectivo Singem 

Send ner a fortune in flawera. 

Tell her she's wsiitlcrfui. 

ci'ivo* her exercise by chaitlns Itoyx.: Stnetnir attracts K. Collins, II. 

while Irwln Cohen. IWt Hartfiinl. i Mnrk. ami J. Ca«ey. and : 

Siav up till the "wet! jtmaU* hours, 

Ralph bpirRi, nnd Funk Quinn en- ' 

Tell her i«he's wundcrful. 

p trots tu Kcun Sher. ^.'. 

jo> I he com pan v ol women dur- 

r.-.i!

Sport Comment 

By Charles DavU 

Son Francisco's public nnd \,rU 

.,.„ eolf cour-e* nliV« either 

Steepnt the switch, or ml Mr.,; In, 

^fwn basketball rlnycm don't 

cU to local playcrouniln, just K>caune 

thcr like 

| the Knmo. The 1 

reason in com- j 

petition. Most, 

of thy A. A. A.' 

cnircru were! 

taught the fundarr 

cntals an, 

the recreation 

centers. Concha 

j dim't bother to 

tell nlnyen, how 

It nwi-h through 

nre axpeeted :oi 

THE LOWBM, JANUARY 17. 1041 

Locker Room Loafers 

FIVE 

Track Season 

Being Planned 

Outlook 

Is Great 

Coach Harriz nnd hi* 1941 track 

prodigies hnve drawn up n itchedulo 

for practice meet* with various 

j Hah school* In th* Hay urea. Cltmiorinir 

Uino practice meets Is the 

A. A. A. city meet in which Lowers 

cinJer men are out to win. 

MtictD with Sacramento ftichm-mil, 

and Berkeley hove already 

Uen arranged, though tho data* 

hive not yet been ma«'e definite. 

Inviufionn huv.-j also be*n wnt to 

Stanford and California froth, San 

I.Mateo Mt and d S Snn Rfl Rafael. 

When in* triple A ruled out gotr „ ! The Red nnd White i-pikenters. 

i, B Wk'ur itpnri. it hurt the golf 

l«o years of competition, intend to 

i-xtend their winninir *t;eak for 

another six months. "One thin?," 

Out For Win in Third League ; Casabas 30's Face i>xe!ainis .Mr. Harris*, "is that wo 

than the 

Encounter Against Galilieo Wednesday; GalileoChamps 

On 

Skiing New Favorite BothlÛIW 

Improving 

llvrv "' c > «*• Mt '" " Kltt - Ut "»»*—Cherry, Troppman. O.I man. Wigmorf. O'Ncil, Dnnlloff. 2nd row— |«fco haven't lost a meet in the I.-ut 

courses more than nn>thing rlt>c. Arnold, lew, l-oldn, Callahan Newman. 3riTrow—Kotta. i'orter. O»ikv. Wynn. * 

Yon set* it tout four hit* for a guy 

to play rich teen hole*. ..And the 

>lany played every day. Hut no 

Wore. They dor. t want to wand 1 

Ihrir * pending toot (ln nulf when 

local tournament*. ar»» few. 

So the InuRh't on llu- Kolf link* 

*ho *>milfd when they heard there 

wuuld tic m» high nchool Knlf. Thus 

leaving ihe fairway* open to adults . . . . .. , , , 

who piny hut once or twice a week. A * klt ' ri( "'"•••I' 1 * 1 * f ' )U r f««*t »> 

Why ihould I worry—I *.hoot Imi a i«"-'K«-'d *now with a top drensini; oi 

mere m-tenty-Cnur, And IliatV for :hri> or four itiilu-.* of powdunÎ 

thi first nine hole*!*. snuw. Twoald !w a nkler'< naia- 

EHKIC», Hue* (iuod disc* indeed. 

•* N 'S i l J i *ii»}r'u'isf V " ni1 * 1>1 '!d Ol ' W ' th " a " "" ki M ' n """ '" fu " ** ini -'' 

SlwiTi a close-1 1 mîv'oi ihTnu'- llu ' '•" wr " jlM ' lehwl * ilh ' J " 

liiils have drawn their hum worn-hi- r:i >** | ty !•! know how mnny Mm'cnl* 

sit-n ut tin- lu|i-liti;lii tillf ton- in ->rhool skied. Thi' r ficun-ti umcnir. t« '.m any. i nrn.nt;c(l nt '.he G. A. A. teas TuesixiKti. 

iKtnn — CIUN-. ctaat, „ UtlK-r ski I'Xliurts in U'wcll arc (Vnlitoo I.»si-i. retire First TVnm pilots next wvvk. 

cU.V.ndlh.n>.mCr. clrv. , U..Wrt I-I..II. J^k^.ill.m. Maymir.1 ^ Li(ms ]M fmf .^ ,hsl'. 

: »•"" won Iiy KoU-n fi.r tho »«•.».! tu "liiirsiM- thi, year, but tho] Um-ll-n thirtiw mre ••hM-up" i^j; "• |h« Women'. City Club 

•cii! atraiuhl yi'ar. Another family team M.-calloil nr."i ••«:>crl»" have buvn ] tsbout Ihe inuno nnd expect to up-1 ^ 'n». ^' s ' 1 ^ 3t JJJ^!piJSi'tol "o 

clever and hen »..ie Vou i Smith, ami Harvey I-entland. Betty: Ihe uon» un tour • 

: Im-iliVvm? JtS; F;tI1?,n.U and. Midxe Ionian «lr nBer..via the_ Braduatio 

riwu and d »on Ellin _. are _ the bent r.Ltidle the «kl» in expert womanlyKvl.le yiv.l the fifth.furwi.rd. 

iMt of cuardn offentiveo" ami de- fushion. ho they claim, at liM.t.t-1 c;. 

.riiHivt-ly in Ihe local circuit. Artie ItiMip Howard (til 

5. Commerce—Don't veil them 

short. Chuck lA-mhel is cowl, de- 

SM'e hts beiuii tut "Koat" uf th» 

1 , and Oavi 

lierkick also, are ex|>vrt MIOW- 

IJ'HI.H they i tli.iit. 

Uoimt-r isummit is the most uop 

Came, JanVury' 7. " They a.-e ul-*r spot for Lowell skiers, 

stitnified »li*ni!H;d as the deck durk horsu hotae and they they I 

miKht well be. L»m Hatmale. Bull- (Crew Vcteruns !i;tuni 

doi; mentor, i* nobmly'it tool. , , ^. • t i 

, As ir tion n.«e. Ben Neff New P. E. Head 

Truile' 

;-erry> uuit .tchoul for uork. At a recent meeting mectitiif of the Board 

Coach Vv NikH has three pruinis- * Kducatiun. Ueti Neff, lumketbalt 

ni; aubri liai-It who are now holJin^ ! ?. 

bch, wan appointed head of the 

regular tMtr.hs: guards Ken Hei-;nu.nt «urrsciline .Mr. Kitchen, who 

miiti and I'ete Boudourei 

Note: On-h.-Kun.li.pl. youl, Underway 

Scoop—bob Paulson. Lowells 

futi t e n mm., , i* Joininte the Van • "We'll Well be -«K'ht -«Kht nin 

tho thick ick of 

kec lUxeimll ill Club Clb i in mid-Kvbru-[the midKvbru[the idKbu h title il *:ramblf," :raml, bl" id CCoach 

C h 

ar>-. In 1039, U Ucb wan tabbed bbd a» j Llithty Llh when h Hiked kd of hU crew 

:hc best younr diamond backstop 1 tviim'a clmnce* in their forthtomb 

this neck of the woods. Me ;in- leaRuu cnmi>ctittor 

' s dn 

t Znter- With such mull as Singer, N'nckcnine 

Note: underrated. Presidiu Junior Hiffh ord. KetthT. Lobell. Kritalcy. Miller, 

School, t'JliS. Dick Stuiic and Bill and McArthur, Gromeeko, Yamana- 

Kotta. tvammtr up at forward posika. Watson, ICapp. Hook. Buch:»n 

tions on 110 oound squad—1£>UO. un. Saiincer, Saiinc, H. I'earaon. Iearaon. and So- So 

Slt.ne played 10'fl &l Washington; rout on nil) i itO' Couch Cuch Lichty Is I 

K&tta. 20'H ai Lowell. 1940—Stone justified id i in hhis 

optimism. ii Howuv- Hv 

mede all*city 3O'« aloni* with Kotta. tr. the :!0'M will have a hard time 

1941—Stone uccrs his punts out on duplicating their feat of lust sea- 

the bench; Kotta's urn* of the 3.V * ton, when they were champion'. 

brat. You IN, Bill definitely hn* Thtre arc twenty-four new men 

what it token. Overlooked trying out for Varsity and thirty 

in laht iesueV best and worst de- iix new men trying out for 30*s. 

partment: IJput pass of the season Returning from last yeur'a Vars! 

—Jim "Tool" O'Conncl to Bobly 

and itoinir to row on ihi- years 

vcrsity ere mus^li 

"Haircut" Linda. Si> ty-nine, yards 

—tuid no score. Lowell vs. Balboa. 

OttoW '2i. 

1 . and Cvn-, >!!.'d lust year. Mr. Neff's qunlifi- 

IIT G(..-i'.-» Cuiieo. Hailed as "an- i catiiins had. to l>e hich. because an 

,. • - ..- >< v i n i a .* ft ut.nunistrn[ive credential iif le* 

-ther LuiseV.i, hi Dal.ey. b «.,,..[.„! of department heails apu 

tn. suphumore, hoMs down MIC J j,oinu-d after laid. 

fciward Miut. while Tom Pou^her-j 

ty seems to have u lead on the Mr Hill: "Vincinia. use the word 

f.lher. geometry ' n a 8 i Caroj,-,^ ArKHcourw. R. Waiter. J. 

i Morn*, J. (.Jriffin. 31. Almli^, I* 

. G|MS R Sapiri fii Kitchen. N. 

AII*he, D. Knue. E. Wagner, M. 

V/il5on, D. El'art. A. Bceker. M. 

J B. KlinVer, and P. De 

Carlo. 

ftcMults of Sport Finals 

The final winner* in this term's 

fmirts were: The Red Ttam. h."»cktv; 

V. Wilson, coif; B Kruno, tennis; 

K. Wacner (sinirles>, E. Wacrcr 

and I*. Fsman (doubles), buctrr.intor.; 

juniors, volleybalt; S. Parkir.soi. 

(nilv.), A. Minnhan (Int.), 

*J, Kelbelmnn (ln*jr.). ndinc 

Si'cn-ups for next term's sport* 

*ntcnct;." 

v.ill be «ome time in February. 

Cards Also Inexperienced VirRinia: "Unce thun* was a Ul- Rtse-bnll will be substitute foi 

Lowell IIHO lost its entire first i tic acorn who srew ana screw and volleyball, and basketball foi hock- 

ttam by croduation. and this year's i (,-rcw until one day it sak*. 'Geomey All other sports rcmnin ivs thi? 

rejrulnrs were nlmout entirely inex-1 ctr>'*-" 

ttim. 

pitriencvd at the bcînnim; of the!. 

season. They have been coming 

iii; fajt, h^revtr, and in their first 

lemue encounter knocked off. Commerce, 

ranked one of the topflight Gridiron Gossip 

cintendurs K-fore tlie season started. 

The KtartinR five will probaMy 

Ity .Skilcs Hoffman 

Lu Kcttu and Cherry, forwards; Complctim; tlieir term of 

Porter nnd Troppmann, jcuanls; football at Lowell, the rations low 

"in, 

win. 

tûieuucr, 

Calender. 

oitiri, 

Strci. 

mil. 

Hill, and 

unu 

-*- Unold, >•"•''' "•»'»' jind hi»rh senior players have bej,Tin 

Montrose, v. hi!e basketball will 

kig plans for their /uture 

fltim the services of Wiinnoru, 

and tt« dquatt schooling. While tew are certain]To 

Tipppmann. 

strentcthen 

O'Conntl, 

the track 

and 

team. 

Cooke. 

Dov.hi-ro 

tn«y art* noinK. the majority j tur. Miller, and I. Thompson will do 

Are Rsnn to Gohave 

tind* p.irt. Baseball will attract 

Ik-rt Horn and Norm Willhack, Simmons Orsi. and Renter. 

nave dct'inittly decided on the Uni- ! According to Coach Voyne, foot- 

'alifornia. Norm, how- _ ;»a|i flayers should compete in oth- 

A few months back lh'> department 

predicted that Lowell r.ould 

IK- at the top of the 'c-KUi 1 when j-Vlirunr* 22. 

coming 

man **ill decide nfter completing j retPivcd tht *>weater really apprc- 

the current cnrtnbi «cason e*ids. In 

Few Veterans 

their I* C coiirsi- her** rt Utwetl. icl&tc-s Bill's thotiKhtful.m>K*>. 

vnw of ilic Indiann' *ubacqucp.i Swimmers After Titles This mny seem on the h optimistic Uncertain of their future eolleiW " 1' 

10's Funnlnti Happening: 

&efc*i by the puny San Francisco 

hide for only Rosenberg. Stunie- aie the two captains. Burmcister| Munv funny thinjre happen in 

State Frot.h quintet, the prediction, t ^ ^ _ - 

vnnt. and Ellis return from last und Kussell. Both h.iv.> liccn eyvinR football each year and in the San 

didn't wear »o well, and we werei],^], ]tetaininir divtsiuns t],e is A. the A. common A. title jroal in vihr's squad. But with n new ar- Wa*

six 

Mr. Kast Hints 

At Grim Past 

Mr. Kast, the Violet— 

A Tiger Lilly? 

"I'm a food my! Aw. tell 'em 

I'm a cnotl gu} I** 

Dewey eyed. Mr. Kast ptciiled. 

when cornered ret en I ly In rwm 

133, fur a non*libelou* write-up. BM 

wilh penknife in hand he sharpened 

your reporter)*' pencil*. 

AH AW:* 

"Whenever there'* dirty wow, 

ho moaned. "I'm ths ono they coniu 

to." He waved the unknife thrt--.it* 

crJnt;ly. "But when it'o Fonethipjr 

free and jteod— >- /' < * 1 J'f'""w | *r. „[ tne f,)rn1t.r assiniation and presi- 

I 1 . B...oin. I). Itusvnhtal. u. to- ,it.,lt ()f the Uwell student body in 

>ni-n. and J. Nnka- yjlG, enthusia.mt.illy exclaimed: M I 

al me so much I had to throw 'em 

tut. They mndo me blush!" 

Mistaken Identity 

Mr. Knst. ft irood Hcpubliiran. won 

dhockcil rcccntl*' u-h-r. n totnl 

Ktrnnin-'r informed him thnt he wns 

tl:e "jpittin* imnire" of Serretaoof 

the Interior Ickett. Any Rood 

photojrraphs of the Bccrt-tan- will 

U> npprecintcd—Mr. Kast doesn't 

kr.mv whether hc*« flattered or 

tutored. 

Lowell to Have 

New R* O. Armory? 

For Io thtstf many years the B. 

0. has struêled with its makeshift 

nrmory. With tears in their 

cnllectlve eyes thsy have read the 

accounts of thfc fancy armory at 

Georcc Washincton Ilich School. 

With more and laltlcr tears they 

rtod the news ncvountx of the super 

ffomethinir nrmorv at the new Abe 

Lincoln Ulirh. 

Just Humor? Maybe 

Now the tide (of tears"? . . . 

•c. thut's rorny) has turned . . . 

or so it is rumored. Before fans; 

(It i* rumored, remember) Lowell's 

men of military mein will have a 

new />r nt h'USt. a renovated nr* 

mrr>*. \V1iother it in n nart of the 

"al! out lor the Army" mania or 

{list because the authorities have 

dcttded t.> tdvc Lowt-ll u break we 

don't knew . . but it's a rvmcr. 

frliown. and that's irore Rood ncwn 

than w«Vvonc 

point (a forfeit). Yen, 

"Ilahy-fnce" Heannion and his 

ttad Mimhrcro mob just plain 

"chickened* out. The speed 

and deception, of Conn, the 

hard hitting of "Stinkey" 

John*ton, the superb sliding 

"f (iravitt ,and thl titliulz on the panide • 

f:c|ii. Cauciitis Barton MerLiiith, 

Frank McClu:c, ttmi Julius Itnitin I nuvy y formt. 

•will lend thrt. Bv now he i.s prob,-ibly in San 

jSl.anke aru the ntjw band officers. i !ianl at work. He wants to 

1 It ir. »iti, Uiese officer., that Ser- »:'-'* >otidfi;re shouM be addrc-ued 

t.t the Executive Secretary, Lowell 

Alumni Association, c/o Kric Fa!culler. 

Merchants Exchange Build* 

ir\il. San Francisco. 

fis. k . 

he office of the; Lwl of Official* 

i tried to net into The li--. of officers, directors, and 

i but they: rlass si-L-retarics will bc^ completed 

i ? "d will be printed in the first 

lust re- i6l - U(; °f The UwoK next term. 

It may Iv I nuled ld that h all ll HIM H hu 

uUd from the «litori-l camrivl 

by thin nerr--»&3«r 

and November. 

! ' u m m l v t " 

fe hm to|28 ScrolJ and Shield Members Leave; 

Succesors will be Made Known Today 

ml biCt l 

jNcw Ping Pong Champs 

introducing the cham^.> itf that Those filliiij* the IIIJ-.-*-'* of the | Uetty Kitzja-rald. Jane Griffin, 

• wry a 

Jean I 

'. Anderson Star 

Tho fi 

diUeU S 1 . „ jr.ime.nmj: poni*-- twenty-eij-ht Kniduntinc members • -Sei.ja Ilaj^vard, Airm-J Jones, Anne 

;an Hvlovich and Marjorie Weii;il U'f Lowell's twit; service societie.-t' i»ilcourne. Klizabeth Kitchen, Nor* 

The arrival of two new tables' v;i!l find it difficult f> outdo tlm ma Kothe, Barliam Krasc. Patricia 

_ started the urge for Ihin "razid '• rctord set l»y their nredei-esfors. ; -' 

i for 

u lV--.hlnn.on u. u.un,,^J.J'A,K»\,!l. ^^^''•^ît"^'^! 

l "," 1 " "*' "."• \o°%^JTS&$?&%!%,£££*%£!** Helen 

_. _ . „ licltl' ti-r. nnpjaidcm, Marilyn \lm iM» „,„!„ ,rc. i^n i|»an. 

C* in th- balance! _ Maria'*; jrirls were the victiinr. 

PhylHr And

NEWCOMERS' 

RECEPTION 

THUHSDAY 

THE, LOWELL 

FRANCISCO'S OLDEST H1OH SCHOOL NEWSPAP: 

Volume 78, No. 1 San Francisco, California, February J8, 1841 Founded January, 18S3 

Over the 

Desk 

Eight Former 

Presidents at 

Lowell Now 

i ill trt*L lour us in — ^^— — » ^ •, c* 1 " «•**••.•». 

Eta nmlo Lowell, ho 1 * ffolnj- to | to «P*nWnj: of their activities in 

make 

These 

nU .Vs.) 

comments 

He can't 

arc 

miss! 

always 

former schrols. 

Thoxa> 

Freshman Reception Thursday 

Arnold, Krill Lead Lowell j 

IN MEM0R1AM 

The many frlcndJ of Howart! 

Lnko were shocked and 

naddnncd at his uiuxptttcd 

passing on February third. 

Howard Lake was a high 

junior, sixteen yean old. In 

hi* character wan an enthusiasm 

to help others, shown 

by hi» ajulntuncc in Mr. 

Monroe 1 * office nnd in Mr. 

Ornyhicl'n laboratory, Uofh 

fellow stutlc-niB nn'l teachers 

wi>re attracted hy hid npprecihtive 

Fen; 1 * 1 of humor, i>.ee!, 

hhy, Mpecchlc^H child, who j 

, p 

"'"" hi hit- li l tll [ 

c aruund - _ [n ... a ti.*nk 

purple perambulator, will nit 

LI I Money ) Crabber (open-mouthed at the wMum of new 

I)arl;-h»ir*men" bv Rntai't Knox. The 

will conclude the prol«i 

trio tic selection*, 

program was given 

12 to commemorate 

Odds and HndH Department Dudley Stone w rcnromntvil by'V" ^Y 1 '." 1 "^' ',- t 

j Editor of the Kcd nnd White, 

I Lorraine Granlchcr, says the 

| "this term's Journal will hi> utterly 

[tlifforcttt." She hopes, if possible, 

l 

If you want a good ' laugh l h watchj , - ,. Peter .„. U Vole, . student body , pros- ,— •'-""'"'" * birthday. 

Monsieur Troppman do the nulu- • itk-iu nnd basketball player; vict- L 

hula in an Island scene during thu 1 president, Noel McKunnn; and Don-, 

Froih Reception. No fooling, the nU Sil»a, another potential Lowell; 

reception I* a corker. . . . "So casnba pasucr. 

far so Bood," that's French for Thn,fi other formcr stud,-nt body | 

t ^ e ll Lead in 

the best ever published 

Honor Points, In aiMltion to wv,ral imiova. 

;tioiu>, Lorraine ho|»es to have the 

itoBsting a grand total of 771 ircw fabritoid cover*. The themo 

students, with cirl.i outnumber-1 hut not as ynt been decided upon, 

irif, boyn -J.11 to WO, the final Iloncr I Editora 

Mr. Edminster Is Rull for fall 1940 listed npproxi- [ rAilVjr Granieher will be assist- 

Now a Proud Poppa mttely one-tmrJ of Lowell's en-.î by Financial Manager Jim LJvrcllment. 

jingston, and Senior Editors Waldo 

super, meaning the rallies this presidents who Intend to tafce part 

Flapping its vinK" a stork Wolfgang Schwabacher. 102, jl'ustel and Anita Amen, 

tfcrc*. . . . Ambition plus equals in vxtra'curricular activities at 

hovered over the smokey San topped the list with 0,'i honor After ten yearn' connection with 

Hill O'Nuil and his Music Ideal. I Iflwcl , are Dcllicrt Weaver from 

Kmndsec chimneys last. Sat- [.oints. Followers-up with G2& I the Hcd nnd White an faculty nd- 

heir they are a little bit of I'aul Iaul ICcvvrJ. Norma N'orma Jean Howeli 

urday, February 8. In his po'nts wre Donr.li! O'Connell. SOJt Ivjsor, Mrs. Kuhnle will b» replaced 

H l 

ncht. 

f;om Jeffcrhon. and d Franciscu'i: F i ' 

beak hi> hold a bundle nnd Francrt Mizuno, 108. Sixty | this term by J. M. I'stterson and 

And whatever ttecamc of the 

mniked "Special Delivery" points wt-ur earned by nine other | A. B. McKcevcr, 

Ilirhard K 

Jnuble lunch periods ? . . . 

to Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Kd- 

Sports scoon—Ted Myers versus minstcr. 

i— „ -»!• t 

Jarry lik fr number en- spot 

It's n tittle ;rirl ar.*l a red 

Jarry i prep likai. t»,i/iw for sup: number „. en- - spot Enrollment High: and howling bit of feminini- 

in grudce prep -na*ch t»,i/iw and supremacy. will ukc It pmce 

ty she ia. 

a a! " ' 

in a few wceVs. 

p# 

Fiithcr Edminstcr blushes 

prnudty whrn nsketi altout 

d h ill k l pj p Q Cl her. ''We haven't even triven 

On Jnnuarj* 29. the bejpnning of 

Dreams Do Come True, 

her u name yet," ho declares. 

thi- spring term, Lowell High 

Girls, Maybe Ours Can School welcomed to its foldx Oi-er 

*)C8 new students, both freshmen From Panama Hattie, 

and sophuinurr.*. The total etiroll- 

It's been a rumor for years. irent was tabulated at 22H0. which Thanks to Mr. Fast 

Ont-tfme ficshmcn, now seniors, !>houA a decided increase over the 

have dreamed about it. 

rfcvjous winter term. 

Have you notfred Mr. Fast 

We've seen the plans—wide open Tne new iuom'ing stutlont irroup | walking around with th.it fur- 

spaces, rolling doors, showers— was more numerous in that of the < away Itxik in his ?yr> lately? 

yes, honest, raws anil rows of H>|ihomorf irroup when 21G an-1 Reason: a recent letter from 

them. And then we've gonu tu tiwvred the first roll cnll of the new Paniinm Huttic" . 

j. .rely 

Bym—In the basement. 

teim. However, the frvshmen make it. of course. 

Well, that drram of a rcnl toT'i a KMxl showing with n total of 107. Mr. Fast, ns you know, posed 

for Lowell idrl.i has popped up The upper diviniou clnsn group for II picture fur the "-' — 

again. In fact, it MAY ccme true j nrcdomimiteil in the total student 

between 19-11 nnd 1042 IP tno ap[Irody 

with a count of 1-111. while 

propriation of ? 150.000 mnda by' 

the tower division clanKcy showed a 

the Board of Education, Janunry tt tal of 9G4, 

2S, h not deleted. Throueh the 

untirinR efforts of Lowell's P.-T. Sixteen I'owl Gradualr« 

A., provision for the jnin was Iyiwell also welcomed back six- 

mvdc in the tHmnl's budget last teen crnduntcs i'rom last term who 

mouth. 

plan to take pottt-craduatc courier 

for the mr-tlndcr of the new term. 

The hIgh-4 class had the highest 

CALENDAR iiulividunl total when the roll call 

I shnve.I a count of 332. The hJgh-.1 

group was juet four vtudcntu be- 

Tuesday, February 18—Lowell-Linhind thom with n total cf .!&*. The 

coln Game. 

hirh-» claw IM just two students 

Thursday, February 20—Frvshraan behind the high-:! class with a total 

Reception. 

cuunt of .180. 

Friday, February 21—Phyllis An- The enrollment has steadily inderson 

Go*« to D. A. R. Tea. creased In the pant, i>n

TWO 

Publlahed hjr t*M A»«v!«t«d StuiI«nU 

of Lowtil Hi«h School 

1100 Hajrca 3trt«t. 8M Francisco. California 

I. Ii; S. S. A. X.irt'^n Frw 

STAFF 

EDITOR. ...CHARLES DAVIS 

AKScIntc Editor. Glortii Spn>"» 

Now* Editor. - „ „.-Pierre Salinger 

Sport* Editor. ~John Prcovolo* 

Feature Editor.- _ .-..AnnJQowman 

NEWS STAFF 

Mnry Klen-i.-r Juan Poritliie 

llfirtuir-i Oiila 1U>|(>- Hulliv^n 

li-nn Mn.!?dllum M.irjnri* Tnrtwr 

IMtil McKwy llamitrri \\'»>- 

FEATURE STAFF 

llnnnlrick school building 

with its wonderful tmditir.ns, its spirit, it* fun. 

Are you disappointed in it? Love of it will grow 

in you junt as it haj< on most of us why came 

-here before you. 

There is Homcthing, intangible though it [5. 

"that will mnk'! you proud of our old alma mater 

Perr-np* it*« the traditions . . . the arc . . . 

the U»wc!l Hymn. Perhaps U'« our fighting ri>iril, 

our tendency to stand behind our team and support 

it. even though it may tic losing. 

Welcume future seniors! Our hope and faith 

is in you to "carry on" where we leave off. W« 

aec ymi. not us lowly freshmen, but as future 

-clam officer*, future deHtcrjt, future block men. 

future lenders of Lowell- 

Get into Lowell's ; fe by participating in our 

nctiviiics. You won't regret it! Enjoy Lowell for 

.all the grand opportunities it can offer you. 

Safety Measure: driving should 

Be taught in public schools 

Why is It that teen age boys and irirls have 

znorc automobile accidents than any other ape 

? ft fs not chance that Ottrs these ac*;iin 

this one age croup. 

No, there must be a good reason. Fibres for 

1940, gathered by the Public Itoads Acimiutstra* 

tJon tJn of Federal Fedeal Works Agency Agcy show sh the te age a iip 

op to t twenty t yenm of f age have h twicr i Oi many 

accident* as any other. Why in it? Pirhaps It i; 

that young people nrc not prepared tr» drive a car. 

It's true, maybe four out of every t?n pom 

through thfc atfc group without on accident, but 

on the whole, a young p»nmn. In the glory »if 

finding himself behind the whee> cf a car, forgets 

2]is responsibility of "Live and L~t Jive." 

But still the question prevails—what should ho 

•done? These young people rr.jst be taught to 

drive carefully and be ready fr.r a:>y and oil crr.ereenclcii. 

And what better way •« there than tefich- 

'Jnjc them In public schonto along with tlrawire;, 

jrymnustiea, ami the three "RV? 

- Bewildered Freshman Struggles 

Through First Day at Lowell 

Ily Fr«nclitca Mlddlclon 

(The fut'owing essay won the low Freithman 

Eam*y Coldest, which ended February 4. The 

- wiener received a bid to the Low-3 Dance.—The 

Editor.) 

My firtt day at Lowell was one of the happiest 

and most eventful dny* of my life. Bric^r 

and early (fcr me), at 6:110, I jumped out cf bed 

"Yc* jumped!! I wonder how long that will last? 

When I arrived ot Lowell I wu creeled by 

many "Shield ana V girls, ready to help me find 

my room. I wus iligntly afruid I would end in 

the battctnent or the pvinnndln of >hvur Cal. 

aup'iomoru? 

tloli Arnold—About bijr re^pon* 

fiibiiitles as proxy? 

N'cw tenthera—If Lowcll'5 n.cb 

tilsyit you? 

N'nricy— Owi **:io Kiden" rule in 

Vi.ywlt-'a tintype? 

Ini Thompfcon—Over a noiioa 

thst you haven't go", what %vu 

tl-em? tS; A.) 

Yua iwo—If Don Welcom» for- 

Kttit to bring hi« luncii for you to 

«-t'.' 

Geary Krill—About your smooth 

"platform appearances?" 

Diive Berwick—flow Jong forever 

will last? 

Readers--If you don't get above 

references? 

Rila Wiolaod—If you ever ean. 

less than liisty *io'iur DoinU? 

Low 1 giiia—If t hey call you 

"Rosebud" |jrcsc—If you'll never 

gel wise? 

Fellow."—Because Barbara PJnpcr 

has »-T# welcome mat? 

Bab ' ••••• -S — ôut getting 

"Wise*' 

Jear ' , '|«y circle? 

Cur— 1 • .-• rfn Barb 

Letter Box 

Tho girls' g>m 11 reality? All's 

h(cretar>- wondfringly incaked a 

>ly glance Into the depths of the 

mystcry-fhrau'I'.rd cn*stul bull. Ans—ers 

to m.iny nuericF vvera there, 

l-ut AH** Secretary, Hhc everyone 

•-lee, can only wnlt and hope. Word« 

It'ck, and we thought we could 

score n Kcoop! 

Dear Ali's Secretary*: 

I wish these yang '.varit In thu 

court, 'jtli i*eriod. would stop. Us 

dcfennclens civilians haven't .1 

rl.aiice. We get hit in the head 

with squishing oranges and rotten 

apple cores. 

What do wdo? 

—An Ornnge-Juicc Ha tor. 

Dear CranirdJuit., Hater; 

You have two alternative*, either 

tlr,dge the flyinrr missileH of liquid 

punshlm- or carry nn umbrella. 

Ituth arc proven methodn, 


—L— 

Pear AII'J* Socretarj"; 

Why r:in't we have a little soap 

in the cK'tnii'try rooms? T':e other 

iiinrninir I had an experiment which 

invulved lampblai'k nrd the rest o:' 

the day I W.M cjked. "Are you cold, Bevenê?** 

Someone replied, "PII nay sho In." . . . It's 

easily seen Ihnt the xki xraiton IN Id full nwiu«— 

Jerry Apptegarlh*^ icft leg In only onr nf (tie 

ir.any ncridenN. . . . Pat Farrell—a very cite 

;ngh-:i. . . . 

Seen around . . . Snonn TrYjMch hitch hikinv—my 

niy, . . . "Boob" Thompson nnd 

"Cnnu'l" L'offman seen whooping it up at one of 

thv local jigs, . . . Court porter nonchalantly 

oyruig a new soph—her name is Barbara Jean 

Cuiilnttt. . . . 'Tool" U'Connetl really enjoyed 

hi.* "blind date" with a certain Hamlin clr'—we 

hear nho hud the same feeling. . . . Every girl 

looking wild-eyed at the fight of mammoth Bill 

Ctnvden. . . . "Corky" Kettler just can't stem 

t» be able to :nake -p Ms mind. . . . Norm 

Keller doing very \. • on S. F. S'-ote'n basketiral! 

team—he never played at L«w-ll. . . . Dot 

Richnnlnon nern grabbing a "Quickie" breakfast 

at the King Cnle. . . . 

Our Lo'vell composers, Bob Rotfprs and Patsy 

Alexander, are really scaling the heights—Lto 

lii'ismni] ha/» nccepted tneir sont», "Evening to ILjintnt^r," 

C'lnKratulatitnn:!! . . . 

Fred N«'L'atadter WHS th" only fnor and M.icein WilMam» t. \»z hit oft 

HuddliaV Amateur I'our. , . . .Mac^'o hef.t out 

MH version of Boiurr Vi'oogy" on the ivork'jc -Ue 

cnvt. a \nca\ renditfem of "JeanEe With tlir Light 

Mrifwn Hair." . . . 

Vinl"t Johns wan seen a.i one of t!>o many 

"1'aiiely model. 1 * at the Si»b-Den Fashion show. 

. . . Gtenna Martin *een in n Girl Sc-'Jt uniform. 

. . . What are you ncoutlnir iir. t'lrnna? 

,r . . Val V,'i|.*o» getting inti of golTing prac* 

tice. She ca-i rea'ly swing those elubi!' , . . 

lion McKee trying to take iiliysioljc/ U when he 

liasn' 1 an yet pac>c you prefer Stan "Peanut" Rwler, 

or Elmer "Thick-knee" i'icr?on? 

How about Steve "Turk" Dotur, Clayton "Lefty" 

Calender, or Gloria "Sutwlster" Sproul? 

HereV "Charlie"! 

Do you know- Shirley "Charlie" BurKc Lor 

ralne "Tommy" Thoinns. Howard 'Tank" Hjllt 

and Jim "Tool" O'Connell? Perhaps you'd IU;V 

Louise "DuckiV Iloran or Doris "Dody" McCuIr* 

Have you been introduced to Betty "Cynthla*| 

Bohln. Louise "Pussy" Austin, and Janet "Ricoco 

P.ico? Over here you might like to meet Ed 

"Easy" Eas*a, Bernico "Bee" Bowman, or Ophel» 

"Dopey" Marrorjuln. 

Of course, Johan "Joey" Files, Jean "Beannte" 

Rowe, ond Ira "E-Sah" Thompson are quite nice, 

too. And may WR suggest Barbara "Ping" Pinjfff 

and Jim "Mltcaue* Montrosc, who have nicknames 

of the first water?

I Sport Shorts 

fly John I'rcovolm I 

Here*" c HttJa *tory junt 1«*' 

tnecn >'ou and me. Yesterday a I 

tfhost came into my office am) In-1 

Induced himself an the ffhtJt ofi 

Abner Dc'Jblcday, creator of basebull- 

He told me 

i It a t student* 

were not sup* 

porting the 

their t o a m R 

played nit mui git iimn* high 

whool student.* inliTt'ÛMi in ]mfebail, 

i*o Iierc goe.t, 

Il.i-rh.ill lira** Itfg Shot* 

Let m introduce ,«ouu> of t.-ie 

memWn- nf tlic tvum. There'* Koh 

Cherry nnd Jerry Coletuaii, :>a«ketball 

5titrs; George Simmon*. Paul 

i)rti, J«ck Irvine. "Hooh' 1 Thompfon, 

and I!al Ilolman, gridirrn 

"eenu": alone with "K*-d" £hi«rp*'. 

Walt Cristoforo, and Your* Tnily. 

Go u>U and ftuppoct your foam. 

The tram han (lie fichl, but it 

needs /our ttp'rft. Incidentally, 

fhejtamw ar- FRBE. 

'•12 Vanity 0. K. 

V.*hi-n Lowell meets Lincoln this ( 

afternoon. I'onch Neff will un- '• 

dtiribtedly ».\'t a chance to play i 

nest yi-.-r's varnity. By pinyt.if- i> 

Rood portion of tho gam.?, the subx \ 

will get the cxp'-'Keiu-c they necl.; 

Watch tiis soconil team nn \ 

throuirh tl.e :Jncolr. Mustang* lik.> 

âlrr runs through it sieve. 

Mure "Coachen" f«r Lowell 

It •icemx that I>owcll hann'*. 

enouph coai'he.o. Four in o r e 

coache. 1 * liave been ad many sensational shuts 

THE LOWEIX. FEIinUAUY 18. 1941 THREE 

Cards vs. Mustangs Today 

1 

Lowell Favored 

To Beat Lincoln 

A hard flchtinjr Ivowoll bankettall 

team trots on tu thv floor of 

Keznr Pavilion thin afternoon, 

httvy favoHU'n to defeat the new- 

[vcincr to tht league, Lincoln. 

While thn Mufltnn^s from th« 

Twenty-fourth avenue sand dunci 

have been losing with rcsularity, 

fiich depcndableii at Cherry, Arnold, 

Troppmann, Porter, Kotta> 

nnd Lew hive jîined the Indians a 

top runf> on thi league ladder. 

I'layinjr atpiinFt hii former 

Lowell tirr.mmatei will be LouU 

F'trtro. f.^nrd. Fortrn tmnaferred 

Irr.n; U>w'Al to Unroln at the hcnir.nirm 

of the fall '-lit term. 

Neod Er'eriencr 

TlioLRh Lincoln hni- some clever 

Mit'-er* i» Roy Gmvpit, forward, 

RTH! Ix.well Trautman, center, the 

re«t of the Kfjuad'n inexperience In 

fart A. A. A. piny offsets their 

Lhility. 

Even rf the [,i»rn!n team haim't 

:• chnp.:*« of winnti-K the title, it will 

I co into tho trnme to "Hlimit the 

i works," fijruriim it hr« prentice to 

win nnd nuthin^ to lo»e. 

Startent 

TI;e fivj raon nlartiiiK today will 

1 c; Bob Chi-rry. ore of the lentrue'ii 

ni&Rt connlr.te.it per/ormprn, nt fory/nitl: 

Tom L*w (need more be 

id?). »t t're other forward: Rob 

ld, oni .tf the bcttrr centers in 

thf lejjnie. at center: Courtney 

Porte*, versatile tniaril; Rob Troppmann. 

|»vveu'» foremost athlete, 

•il the other cuard. 

Likas and Meyers 

j Lead Tennis Team 

i.it'll rwrii• 

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ilMlr 1.iiii-f (hi* rw>.iba. Cen. i-i,,-,:- tt .*.,,(_ K 

lir: Itig Hoi, Arnold (9) tl|»- in; »u«m(r-jff their h 

a follow t»hi.t I»H [talbHaV In in j - trin I "A powerhouse team!" 

! In these three words that'n the 

' bright future predicted by Captrin 

IHi.rry L,ik.is, Iôivetl'K king of tha 

: c-curts, when interviewed last 

'Tliuixliiy. 

I G'eat I'romiHe 

: Fron ull that wan said and from 

• i'»« performance* we, too. iiave 

linized into a cry.-ttal bnll and, with- 

1'iut ninchinj;, we'll iny that thin 

: y< ar's team should be one of the 

jrreatest In I»wcH'« his;orj*. »f>J 

that's nayinp something 

I The boys have been practicing 

|di.ily at the California Tennis Club 

(f ui* treir legs, _ __ — u(, (1V.._,„„.„ „„„.„ 

ill) Irint uni-urcp-M fully to »li>p i t:ack»tcrs are preparing to (iefi-nd nrcbably be ojtf.tandinc on r.ny 

.Sim. Hill Hutu (7) luokn un. | (i-uoceisfully, they hope) the \. jothcr team in ihc circuit. 

((V.iter p'ciur.—S. K. I'hrrii.-, A, A- cr Jwn they won iast vcnr. Manr Sum 

cU 

'-> I .,.». ,. .L ,._,.„ ,.t. .„ AnwnK the Iw**t in H1.17.Liku. 

AlthoJKh the majority of the In-in KeanonM! vcloron. who will un- 

,•11111. team are mexjierienced Idouhlnlly be a lop heavy farorlta 

haw helped mjkv Lowell a front 

riim.*Iy each day at Yacht Harbor 

runner all reason. Lanky Kuriel- 

l(>ts of promise; 

runner all n-uon. Uni:y Kudcl- „, to condition themselves for the .uVSini! men M Co-••..,•>££ Ber- SormTchlcheiter, «ho did .ell In 

ka, a sure .hot crater, ha.< urn-learning Wnshmcton Day races on,,,,,,,, Silva^ a ,aa[ yeBt', voteran: I-J>t year's doubles matcVa; Warslstelltly 

le.l the loop in the ncor-I K«liruiiry £1 Tim race -vlll include :j_>:_ Ure«sler from the 30 1 ,; and • re" LoKan nnd GeorKO Licbo 

ing cilumli. |both nhtweiBht ^n.| vamtv boa.~ Rrnest Gieenbuuir'. dashman. I The neuters will be seeking their 

school t-hamil 

iwieicir Jcrrj- Colrtnnn. _ ine, ",'^\ post Hi* is uHy uWed l»y 'tin* varMty who lonk exceptionally •^• u " «»*••. ; Uvhby riumb, 112 of 103. took a 

irnpue a licst shortstop; and Pitch- i „«',.,•» \ioi>hcn>nrt wl." has keen I cco'l. Anmnir them are tmwrrful Although a bit 'in the green f'i'inii yluce in the Vc:wm:te Invjm 

i'nul Orsi and George Simmon*, ],„,,, ,'i i... ., i,,",,;.. ,nniin»il an- A"* O'Brien of fontluill fume. Ihiiie. the lithtweigbts have a stronff tntionp.l Clu.is .1 Ski M.*t. Februrho 

have g-catly Improved *"•">, i||t, ' jjm ••Tool" OVoniiell Uts "Tank" Hill, and Connie Glnfkides. ni-doiH to work ..ilh from fnlljaryl. 

Inat year ann are looking foward j,]'] b5lj, ti,t. i:uiini nnd >r- UKhlweight Velerann I'ractiee. promising mun crnnpet* j The run consulted of skiing in 

to a successful season. I wort 1 *pois well. ! A host of experienced men re- IR K [°r ttw iiirntweiBhw are 3Inr- nnj oUl rj K-enty-five flags pn a 

' Although Lowell hits dropped turning fn»m ».he '-10 champs un. tili-i. MirnhfieU, and Dean. Jaig-zag course. Hobby's time was 

BASKETBALL "ARTlSrS MODELS" 

^Smiley" Coerrr "Curler 11 Porter "Bappr" Arnoli) -SIMPT" KOIU" Torky" Tnppmu 

By

FOUR 

LJ.Henrich 

Reveals Past 

Crawl Into Hole—We're 

Dumber Than Bugt 

Ar:! Your snooping repoitcr 

hnd luunii a victim. 

L. J. Hcnrlch knew when ho was 

cornered. IIcM ju»t huvu to tn*in 

out! boar fi. Hiunhinjr » beautiful 

shade uf crimson, he toyed with a 

bottle of pickled lizard*, self-consciously. 

Room 70. Lowell'* pioneer outpost, 

surely was a strange sight. 

Jars of pickled Uurdx decorated 

c*»cry shelf. 1'uizlvd-lookine individuals 

were draped over the tnb'c(. 

acnitchinir their hinds like an 

audience ut a flea circus. "It's the 

Cheng Club." .Mr. Hsnrich explained 

Southerner, Scholar, Athlete 

Cut what about the kinc of thin 

8tran«e domain Iiiinnelf. A South-. 

eiTiur, ho was bom and raised at! 

*»nv|Hirt, Kentucky. His e»Ileue ? 

Take your choice—he went to t v 

A three year graduate, he finished 

University of Kentucky in lUlU, 

ut Uni Hot hift Master's Decree- at 

Iowa State OiIleKC. He attended 

University i>{ Illinois until the war 

boirnn .tnd later furthered hit education 

a*. University of California. 

He ul.io went in for athtetici, bi> 

ndmitteil. He played fuutl-all z ' 

basketball in hj|>ti mho..:. 1-unhur 

*=i. Sabre C'-.b, exclusively 

for officers. which takes care 

of nH the Kocinl activities. The 

officers plan to have an exclusive 

club dinner once u month. Plans 

ore bvh|f tnade for a miliUry ball j .i, 

for the entire corps, and later on,' * 

un IL O. T. C. dance for the whole 

student body, with Mr. Stephens' 

perrr'ssion. 

THE LOWELL, FEBRUARY 18. 191! 

Spring '41 Class Officers 

l!ill cla*-. itfficiTs; (*ppk'h and is "(,'lad t» 

Askvd where he jjot his iaea of be back at Lowell." 

tri* table ny»stcm he :ucs in his 

CIUSHVS, he said it vest from study- After ten and a half years of 

inn inln.nlrasts between the ants tcavhiriK mci-hanical drawing and 

and the 

machine c|(>i; Mis.«i.m Hiirh 

s, Mr. Mitchell is hen- u> 

He summarized his theory as . uf. ii mwhimk-nl drawitit; 

folfws: -A better world of the inittiuctiir. Major ^. K. * 

future will probably be first 

worked out in a school room It 

vill be some happy -flat'on t,jtv.een 

two pnnciplen at least J50,- 

000,000 years old—co-aneratiun and 

comimtition." 

We said goodbye to our friend, 

IJr. Hcurich, vowing to meet htm 

250,000,000 years f rvm n»w._ 

: _I«jor £ —" 

wh» wur. c-'t'lLii by the Army. Mr. 

.Vitrhell "liked M i •*» i o n \\-rv 

mu.-h." hut is rfuro he'll "Itkv i't 

hete.too." 

*'»Ir. McKtever cona-s to Lowell I 

from Toma:«.i'_ Union High in 

New Debaters Vie For 

Position* of Ex-Stars \ 

LotftWtt Dcbatnjf Society han 

from dixty to ncvcnty mcml>ent 

thin term. Six talented debaters 

have CTnduatcc, while many newcomers 

nope ••'rfine.'day to *tcp into 

their -.hoca. 

Star denatent nil] here Include 

Anderxon, Nahman, IInn*»y, C. 

Cohen. K. Cohen, Rosenblatt, nnd 

Greenbertr. 

Clever Lowellite 

Unique Map ?' neM 

Tweedalc's Puppy 

Wins Honors 

l»u.tnr Tw»i-d;il,., ||.;, tvv. 

I*'H. is tht: proud po-.-Môr 

»f a prizfWJnnmV cinrkiT 

>pniiti.>1. that wi»n third |it;uv 

ribbon in the »ix-nine iimmli 

puppy olasd fur tinker j*pani;

'' LOWELL VS. 

•'•' ' EAGLES 

TODAY THE, LJOWEIX 

FRANCISCO'S OLDEST H1OH SCHOOL N£WSPAP 

It. O. T. C 

DANCE 

TOMORROW 

Volume '8. No- 2_ San FrandMu, California, March 0. 1041 Founded January. UQ8 

Over the 

Desk 

By Editor Charles Davis 

Uncle Sam may he tiblo U» take 

>Ir. Patterson out of Lowell journalism, 

but he can't tttko Journalism 

out of Patterson! 

For during his year's arm" 

PTA Program 

In Auditorium 

Tonite,8P.M. 

Lowell vs. Washington in 

The Season's Finale Today 

True Lowell 

Porter, Kotta, O'Neil, 

Troppmann, Arnold, Lew, 

Welcome to fathom: 

Tnls is the theme of Uio pprent- 

Teacher Association mecUnj,- 10 be 

leave too p*nial The Lowell nd- 

hclil in IawcU'b auditorium on, 

vlwr will continue with his first- 

Thursday. March 6, at 8 p. m. 

love—newspaper work—as staff 

AmonjE tho evening speakers will 

correjppndfnt for the San Fran* 

be Mr. Howard Carver, the Kmpo- 

cisco Chronicle. 

rium's riums director of o personnel, pnnel, on on 

Yes. the National Guards at San Youth." y " 'The °I°K"f"jI' 

Importance of Mcm 

Lul* Obiipo will bo 'covered" by ,wn,hip {ur FaZrs" will |« Sis- 

? oa S°*"t S BB •'" *' Po ' Ul » on Spirit Praised 

My Hob Arnold 

"I/ist week, at a mcetinc of the 

ituilent body officers we were dis- And Wigmore play their 

cusslnjr Lowell spir.t—(t* tradttion 

ami true mean inc. 

by-line and all. 

' «w«3> I? Mr. Hilary Crawford, Wo believe that everyone at Last Game for Lowell 

Mr. _L- II. Stephens nnd other* of 

Red andi Whit 

Lowell knows our tradition and 

welcome to 

what it mean? 

to each one of 

lly Dal Kader 

Here come the Indians! 

"The impor- Y.*s sir, you cuewrd it. It's Lowell • Washington in what nron*t 

ant thin p i»ca to be one of tho "huttcst" irames oi the current B«ac nlaying the Kiinlua for the fourth tinui and. 

must realize 

Utter of the Week 

this year, as in the past, it will have much to do with the final league- 

will consist of ; 

and keep 

Dear Mr Charlie: 

ep con fUandirj:*. Lowell leads in the auric* by a ninrjrin of ^ tn 1. 

Charlie: the A Cnpellu Choir, which in under 

y :n mind 

Althouy;. TJoyit f'ith's charccs. 

lUve riu ever really looked *t lhc .lir^tlnn 

that 

nf .Air. A. II. Kar-! 

rll 

M 

in 

statue 

the entrance 

of Jimw 

to 

Ku-well 

the school; 

Low- ,,,.n!,toi,.. Scl.-ctions »untr will ho 

tin? trUO 

will l»c xlichtly f.tvoroti. the bow 

"The Hikers' Snnir." "Venetian I 

JJR.O.T.C. Dance frym tin linnet BtrcL-t brick pile 

that h horrible, ilt t »»n*e-cnlored, l d ta 

showed K«:»| improvement in their 

I S " !iy~EtheH*rt' b hlta Xi "Nhvn" ; »«b Arnold nnd how 

ter anparition? d'eorue Wiwnw 

came '(jcinjt tho ^*. lirnatltv. 

'"Innil "Tlic Master*." Touch" whirh j 

can apply" 

it "It i Tomorrow; Has 

ton niRh cot a new building, 

{"Wildcat*" nnd ui.Jcr 

:. »: will be sum- in u caMln fiirtfm'. | "turicnt activity. _. . 

uur captstadium. 

mural*, and ntalue* 

! I'lc mnt-strj, Bet: Xef', may upcat 

'°|I'iann accompanist will bo Grace: "No one can criticize our slu- IN&tlOnal 

dfcoralr their schoot, from lh l l t t U U U ( U 

| ihi' dojK'. 

* Hani.on. /I'-nt 1-ody. It is by f.,r the best 

government. J. C. cot a new 

j rartwrll (lame 

After the itici-tinir, rpfroshmeiitJi ! - cnunlry for any nren 

-~" I Winding up their career* as; 

H 

- prt mi m LIIV iinvki'iiif. i True Sprit 

ltci'iius« of thesu patriuta 1 1J>WC11 batikvtixrit in Kuzur i*avtlbufldtne 

(yet) but we could uxe u 

Th irocn.m. iirocn'.m. whch which I1.5 I1.15 l>pon on r "Rut, Rut, nn menilKrp. menilK-rp. ;il| (ifu.skniiw ( 

: our dance will bo on a pa- 

Good Ktatuv of Jnmra ltu«ell 

under t'ii> direction of Mrs. Mrs Mer- Mer ;{hnt {hnt we w omiot rt-.^t upon «ur Ian- 

Lowell by some prominent San 

cor. ha* licrn planned for tho fath-' n-l». Wibk> improvement- in the next 

.•.•dition. 

I Uniform pictured 

• A remtHlv has Itcen prescribf-d 

• for blotchy-appearing Rroun pley 

rally for the title-jturcs: Kirl» wearing white blotaws 

"•"-i»—-*-—-* - " >-»- Hwcators nnil b**yn in sweaters or 

replace 

ncck- 

y 

Harvey; "Mary Stuart" by Helen 

Horn oTalent Slmtx 

Troppmnn Cap tain 

Herring; and "WinRlos* Victory" 

Tho sen-Ices of Mr. Doncrty, 

Troppman. captain for the Low- 

atd dubiously. Where? 

by Bonn [a Ellsworth. 

Fisher Co.. photographer, haro 

cll-WashinRton 

France, in the year 1022." 

Thc adtniwlon price for thU nRt came, will intro- been srctircd. He also takes tho 

Drum mine his fingers against "What other places have J'ou suprr nhoir is only 25 ernl*. Theduce 

Lll' Lowell's rasabnpui b l pictures f,*r the Stanford yo»r - 

the table, he stated he'd studied visited?" 

proceed* will ill financially fnac aid d«Some 

of the more prominent Ba- book. Due to the success of "hormv 

in Europe for quite a while. And "Well, we went into the interior baters in the future. 

de battkctcerK will irive their talent" shots in the fall MO edi- 

|>." •*- • *" *• *• * ^- *- ••' --»•• ^«-*- lllimit -illWkfl III til" *«••. 

for three years he and his "com- of China as far an Tsin»r Tan. Of alt the schooln in the slate views i on the th eamu. However, " " all "" • tion. nil candid shots will besuppanion 

i:i crime," Chris Chriitten- Then we w

TWO ; THE LOWBLI.. MAI1CII 0. 1011 

TH 

Published by ^» A*»octftt«a Student? 

of LawtU Illsh School 

I«0 Ilnyw Htmt, San FTMCIKO. California 

- U-H. g- 8. A. Marobrt yy«* 

STAFF 

EDITOR, - CHAKLRS G. DAVIS 

AMocInte Editor . Gloria Sprout 

News Editor... ..„ Pierre Salinger 

Sporti Editor.-.. _.- ..-..John Preovolos 

Feature Editor.. „ _...Ann Bowman 


M*ry KVtchrr Joan I'ontlnc 

Darlmm Onle It-tly Sullivan 

Jwui MacCalium Marjnrlp Tonnw 

MitrgntTt \\*o>* 

* FEATURE STAIT 

Ilniinfe Klbirorttr. Iliylll* Hn« 

SPOitTS STAFF 

Juitira Mlin 

STAFF ARTIST 

Dili ! 

Up, San Franciscans; 

""Dead Enders" Aren't Fiction 

It has become en accepted custom for San 

Franciscans to dose thflr

•Lowell Tracksters Invade Richmond High 

(Tomorrow For a Dual Meet; Maybe! (Rain) 

i Meet Figures 

To Ee Close 

Although hampered » liiiU. by 

the taunts of old "June Pluvius," 

the Indian track squad has been 

preppfni; itself, despite tho rnln, 

for a dual meet tomorrow with « 

Krone tram representing Richmonj 

High nt Richmond. I 

Richmond, n preseason fnvoritc j 

to COP the 0. A. L. track crown, | 

figure* to supply Lowell with all I 

the competition it can lunidln. Our j 

"Redikitifi" w >" invade the Icich-1 

rooiKi oval with n team just round- ; 

ins into good form. 

Harris' Track Slogan 

Coach Harris* »loRun in similar 

to thtt of thf mailman, something 

lo the effect of "Neither snow nor 

rain nor »!«?!" can stop their 

progres*. This especially hold* 

true with the rtnphasU un It A IN! 

The iraekuleni dc*cr-r u ttreat 1 

deal of crrdil for bravn.n- the tor- c-nlltil 

._.I_t _!..*.',«_ twill »^ lt.vn.mll Ikittv * n u u l •' 

Indoor Tournnmcnt 

In the recent Nnihcrn C&lifornu 

indoor tennis touniamcnt Lowell 

w»!t reprtflenteil by Likan, 

Slyer*, Chit heater, Lagan. Golhetz, 

and Price in the "boys under 

ninteen" divi»Ipn. In the "under 

- sixteen" division were 3ockolov, 

Hcale, Ll«b«s. and Whitney. 

Ukas nnd Gotbctz were winner 

*nd quarter-finaliiit, ri'spectively, 

« were Sockolov and Beale In the 

younger division. Lowull boys 

won two championships in tfic 

tournament which wan quite an ac* 

Lincoln Enrollment 

Lincoln High'* enrollment 

«ached 1,100 this term. There 

•« now about 6flO boys and 540 

xirls. Among this group arc 1F0- 

200 proud newcomers. 

THE LOWELL. MARCH 0, Kit 

EAGLES SCOUTED 

BY INDI\NS 

TERSE 

Indian Baseball Team Battles Stafford 

Frosli Tomorrow; 1st Practice Game ox '41 

League Play 

Starts Mar. 25 

After three wctiu -j( upasmodlc 

practuv. -with J. Pluvifj on the 

looxe, the Lowpll diamond stars 

will motor to t'alo Alto tomorrow 

tp do battle with the alwaystouch 

StamorJ Frosh. 

necjiiiKi of rain, which caused 

j tin* postponement of two games, 

I the Crd t*am it at yet untried, 

but, a'lth a big turnout nt the first 

practice, Cotch Voyno expects to 

• able lc ficlil n good nine. 

With the league opening still 

three weeks away, th* iiQiiad will 

htvc ample time to get in shape, 

since it ha3 fifteen prnctke games 

before the league opener, March 

25. with Sacred Heart. 

rential down-poiint through their 

ing thi* WnxltiriKton team are: Top row—Coach Foiling, . ow, Arnold, I'mppmann, .mil Coach Ncff. 

practice session. 

Secmid ocmid rn*—Mtiriarty rnw—Moriarty, Purler Purler. Cherrj Cherrj. ami and Kutia Kotia. Ikiltom lUittnm row—'. row—MntMerien Schui'r jlaccrty and 

The men in the field events nnd 

hurdle! wilt now be ditfUMed. 

The high hurdles wilt be ably 

represented by "Slim" Ed Kogcrs, 

John Corby. anil Don It rush. In 

Sport Shorts 

the "lows" will be Shcpard. Corby, In Final Game 

Brush, nnd Cbysoaky. 

My John Prcorolot* 

Sheridan Vaults 

Sacramento itei.'ls us n potential 

Knave for victory. Lowell's 130- . .,"'"*,'*' SarR. What** cook* 

itar pole vaultcr in the person of 

pound bnsketccrH expectantly \ 

Bill Sheridan. He will be prewed 

for top honors by Garry Wionhotd. 

Tho dincus and shot put will find 

o-capwin Johr Fonase, Joe Eckart. 

an«' Steve Dntur computing s wide open, with Ed OdentL** 

plan- (lending the scramble for the keyluatio 

| stone position. "Hct Corner" 

team appear* to have snapped out I 

.— .--..... --- -.-•-"••;-- - - of its doldrums and is now on the I 

Un Fo'aM while flipping o-Jt rcaUKh a few uniforms have 

beer, given o'Jt to probable regulars, 

many more are being fought 

A Challenge To The for by promising sophomores tnJ 

juniure. 

Journal "Sissies" WHun tlie season guts underway, 

the boys will play two and three 

Once mere the Lowell garni ft a tveck, and from the looks 

staff challenges the Hcd and of things, with mud plates on their 

V'hitc- staffs •panty-waistii" spikcr. 

lu an athletic encounter, this The team's prayers every night 

'.ino on vhc uanketbalt courL run something like this: "Please 

l.vtl by »u:h capable has- step this terrific flood, even for 

kct:vrs iis "Dynamito" Da- one nicht and day. so we can get 

vis, "Greek" Preu.'olos, I in one good practice before the 

"Glom it" Itailer, "Rugged league s:arW." 

Heu" Shaqw, "Tiger" Menilclson, 

"Ace" Golbetr, and 

"Curly-locks" Wellcr, the 

Luwell should have little 

trouble beatinr the-uh-stuf- I Girls' Sports | 

fings out of the Red nnd 

White "bookie*." 

Girls' tennis, under the direction 

yince men (ire at a pre- of Minn Booms, started b».t week 

mium on the Uud and White. with a bang! lUtn Wiclond. man* 

recruits from the art utaff t nger, expressed creat confidence 

will be eligible. 

in the tennis ability of the new- 

! comers. 

Gradually coming for A. /VIOng A. A. 

George Chichcster. I*eon Gotbet*, 

Cugcno Ituiwrher. Warren 

Logan, and Gcorga Licbcn, all vet* Promising are both Lowell itasebttllerH a'Fcutlin 

erans, tach of whom would be acrews—varsity 

inu lightweights— 

number one man at other high judging from their fine showing 

tehool?, art excellent players. In the Washington Uay rugntta. 

The oarsmen are looking forward 

Mnrr

FOUR 

L. S. Gerlough, Rhodes 

Scholar, Relates All 

Also Strong 

BlackG.O.P. 

Have you a picture in your 

mind ur _IirM«e Club meet«_uii(ier di-i .nil S.70 per mnnth. 

Hi* nix-li5t Includes hleachrd 

icmbers o- the i!wer and very 

bi*.«y tlnncc cmimittce include: 

frank ^titifcnl. Vice- !.in»V 

— Patriotism" — 

I'r'napW comiHwcd t*ie 

" f t '" ? V ;if .' lin K t — finest oratoriiji! ever 

L*iven in the State of California"— 

thu.* Il'.iliier-of-Ch.inipiyiis Coach 

.»*n's t>irth 

Lorlieer. docrifted the f.irtii-coming 

t n i t l 

" =••' • — ! 

Plmrii L; why G.'uvce \\a»1niiRton fon.inc TtiurnamenlH 

w 

"; ' "--^ .HI m-ace first 111 war. Curr.-nt «itnin»r event is the 

>**• "' ? la - n ' h . 10 two stii«wccm«r« i"» »» ^'^ *»"**• «wn.. job. **""««MU, «ere 

The'"shield 1 

We Come; We Hope 

*'an- American :ou:.ci] "wiii "lie II«Kt Thu!ay"7n~the "nuditorilim i 

prcucnt. 

'and made good «>n tr.eir promis*: of 

A dinner vchftluled for June 

nlm» listed on this term'n C. S. 

calendar. 

; I^JWIII Iii-re on .March 12. 

A new forr: of debate—"Progr»'!>s**— 

will I,o introdurvtl in the 

l»well vs. State COHCRO contest. 

Oratorical Contest 

Several seninr debaters will try 

ut for the California Banker! 

a rollicking rvrcption. 

p *._ 

Specchw 

injtto.v 

Double 

.rmit- 

riod. 

Fridav, March N—Dehn'.Int? Proffnm. 

8:00 p. m.. in Au-*.V.Wum. 

AdmiMion «n ccntn. Em! of 

Quarter. 

Saturday. March IS-S^nford Aptitude 

Te*t for Scniois nt Stanford. 

Wednwjday. March *0—TryouU 

for Term !>!„» ,'n 30C. 

Thursday. March 20—L3 Danco. 

eriod in Auditorium. 

out of trie.

IMKII-3 liANCE 

IIF.IIE 

TOMOItltOW 

FRANCISCO'S OLDEST HIGH SCHOOL NEWSPAPERS 

NO SCHOOL 

FOR 

AI'lllI. 14 

Volume ~S. No.

TWO 

** OUtiTMKM KHOOL 

rvblUbad by lh» AaKtclattd StudtnU 

of Luwwll inch School 

1100 Hayes SUMt. 8ui Frmnclseo, California 

U IL 3. a A. y.mturm frw 

EDlTOIt. 

Auoelnto Editor. 

News Editor 

Sports Editor.. 

Feature Editor.. 

STAFF 

CHARLES G. DAVIS 

Gloria Sprout 

Pierre Salinger 

John Preovolo* 

-....-.Ann Bowman 

Cirrulatloti Manager............ Betty Sullivan 


M«rr Pietriier Joan Panting 

Vmtbttra QNIe lie I.- Sullivan 

JMMI MncCnlltim MA.rj*>rle Tnrnv>' 

Fail! iteKvoy Munmret Way 

FEATURE STAFF 

Bonnie Kll*wortn I'HyllU l 

James 

SPORTS STAFF 

Jafnr» rfliarpo 

Fiuully Advlicr. Mr. AIK-rt McKecvr-r 

Lowell needs a new statue 

To honor its famous namesake 

That frowning statue of Jair.es Ituimclt Lowell 

in the entrance hall hail been passed for years 

by Lowi'Ii students uinost unaware of it:i presencc. 

Thin statue has *ct«ed its time. Lot's replace 

it with a butter and more Humble piece of sculpture 

1 

One yoar ago Lowell needed it new banner for 

school iracitu, Koch student gnvt.. « penny or 

more, mill tiv this method col the banner. 

We of The Lowell think that this method 

couM al«o be used to secure » new Jitiitue. Leave 

a letter ir. the i.i;»il box j:Hng your opinions on 

Luis matter. 1*1*1 mitkc ^rhool spirit nccoir.plrtih 

somclhing! 

| Ali's Secretary 

Ah, epriiig! Beautiful »pring! 

Sprirj: in here anc! Us effects have been felt 

In no U** n place th"-n the office of Ali. k*en 

the cr'^tal ball xrcmx a little MIUKRIKJI thntc 

balmy d«y«, not to mention All's Secretary, who 

feels the nrccstiity of l»n« draughts of sulphur 

and mota-si-a while basking In the »un, yetting aii 

early !tu« beside Die nwlmnting pool's edge on 

Lowell'* fifth floor. 

Dear Ali** Secretary: 

Could you C'vo vs nn estimate on how much 

dough It woijlri take to fnstnK escalators at 

Lowell? Our knees have finally revolted—nisi: 

our fei-r. — Fugitive From a Crutch. 

Dear Fugitive: 

At least you have uplifting idea*. W«'r« 

sorry to discourage you but the cost would be 

terrific. We all have one cunnolntion, however— 

it puts the foot in condnj.;i for future job-hunting. 


—L— 

Dear All's Secretary: 

How about putting somebody vise's name in 

the paper besides t'dc name ole gang? I hear a 

Lowell gal and a Poly mil appeared an Unclu 

Benny's Amateur Hour. How about them? 

—Feeling Slighted. 

Dear Slifhled: 

The girls were Mar Wet Haynes, Lowell, and 

Phyllis HfitMd:. Poly, did you're mentioned, 

ioo Lovrci: endeavor* to use on many nantm m, 

possible I" each burnt, but there are aom* 2.300 

student* in Lowell inJ we can't net around to 

them all. Yoar tidbits are npprrcisted. 

—A1F» Secretary* 

—L—- 


Is ?t possible to get more variety in the cafeteria 

menu? I'm tired of the name old thing*. 

_ —A ConnoiseiH- 

Dear ConnoiKur: 

I always did wonder whet Uic name old tiling 

was, but when I .isk. isk everybody everybdy just Rive* i me a 

knowing look and tu.'.ii. After u huddle with the 

cryetal wll wo lave comfl to the conclusion that 

you'd better try wearing .ititi glnsse? when eiitini: 

lunch—it serves two purposes, you look glamorous, 

and you have no idea the way it can chang« 

tno routine diet. Otherwise, try to be a homebody 

and brJnjf your lunch. 

—Alt'* Secretary. 

I 

Dear All's SecwUuy: 

Why don't ityrfcnt body officcni, iwxMrti the 

president, l-ct more recognition than they an> 

ROtUnir «i present? Some pupiln at UwHJ don'* 

even know who the necr-tii-y in. — p jt 

Dear P. >f.: 

Well, rcallr. you eloct the "fficeni. you know. 

But It would I* a itreU Idea for the »ecretaty to 

nmmariu the minutes of the Board «f nircctoni' 

meeUnfts in. the paper. —All's Secntary. 

THE LOW&I.L, THURSDAY. APRIL 3. I&41 

The Alphabet | | On the Inside j Teepee Tattle Tales I 

A'pnendicitcd: Yell l«Mfer 

Bob Friend at the U aahtngton 

game. 

B'lue Monday: report rcru tiny. 

C*ovetcd: a beautevus !>Ion by 

II. Hill. 

"•issaflHfir'd: ex. LiwelHtM 

' and Wist with frllow J. C- 

.:..„ return to the fold Tor 

dam. 

E-nviable: Neon * uynskft 

line—his gal buy* the gns when 

he brings her to school. 

F-ogiry: nil the week-ends, darn 

it! G-ruei'ftmt*: the niesity court. 

H-omeciiining- Jack Virra. resplendent 

in uniform, on leave 

from the Nn*y. 

I-niiocvnt: hmr.imm. 

J-ust kld.t ngniii: .lean SotilM* 

unit her latest—J. W.. you know. 

K-mzy Knntortions: girls* pyta 

clawes exercising in the yard. 

L-uve in Bloom; Jayce Priftpl* 

and Fred Ileckwith. 

M-udest: LVtty Thorn l-"tn. A 

champ whii doeen't tell you n'vut 

it. V-pot bul not gnudy: wnior 

boys rmplenricnt in nuil* «nd lies 

for picture**. 

O-nii»al: quarterly exams. 

I'-uzzItil: AI HugiTty in mnking 

up bis mind—girls, of courM*. 

Q-uriuus: that basketball Marg 

Way's wenring. 

lE-ough hoitê: thnt litile mix-up 

nt Kezar the other day. 

S-ad case: Stu MacPh-'ivon and 

Nancy Traverse 

T-iresome: 'rniorn lonling it 

over lower clansmen. 

U-ndirrffl [mated by Lnwellile*: 

Lorraine (Iraitirher, who hii& a 

m'!.*Ifvnumt>red Stanford froth in 

tow. 

Victorious: the Entries, unfortunately. 

W-innomi. 1 : Connie Wilson'-, very 

cute coiixin. Jean Tucker. 

X-an|ienited: Jimmy Ho»vani's 

•teventh period teacher with his 

V-ouiii- love: Corinne Clayton 

and Paul Huppcr. 

/-link: thi;« crilumn without .Kome 

ni'w idins. 

Why Worry? I 

Hnrbnm Jean Guiriotti—If IH'nn 

MaûM i« through (at 1/'W(.1I). 

Hub RemcneberciT—If j »« ivm't 

iir

By John Preovolu* 

Work hi* Htarled on Improrin? 

the pb>>l«* f' 1 * 1 •* " KI * H«.* 

Along with tht remtuiniclion of 

tbe fitarllnc point of mnny f*. 

•out "bis leaKUer*. will bf built 

B drinking fountain dedicated to 

the lair Annon Orr. a man who 

endeared himself tit thousands ,if 

pen *nd hoy* by encouraging 

to via; *-" 

THE LOWELL. THURSDAY. APRIL .1, 1041 THREE 

C_ards Clash With Bears Tomorrow 

Along Lowell's Sport Front 

Card Pitchers 

Seasoned; Team 

Hits Stride 

Ily Jamm Sharp* 

With ono league victory under 

ji;.( belt, a determined Lowell base* 

I ball teiim run* up njpi(|u.ul and hoys that 

ostd to play for I^n-;..]! have, at, 

farm- time or aiuithvr, bt tried to 

twil'i Up t».i : *r left: Hiehmonil runner and Sinn Itnsenlit-rg. Upper riifht: Nelli-r Harry Lika*. Lower left: Gran- ;ho t*e»t play 

renter Ml: Cilandur. llroJie, Tullj. Wllbaek. O'llnvn. aiid^wkoiiiv.^CemerîKht^Kukrlair"'.' indJr't 

J| 

« !' !I t" '*"• l-owell 

itutlents Now ;V m-i of '.he 

m I|tfl f< l After dumping Sacrwl Ilenrt 

High, thc team hat settled 

down to playimr good. »tfudy ball. 

Pitclirrji Paul Urai nnd George 

Simmon* have been wry effective. 

Behind tho plate, Dill Brown hafl 

been doing yeoman work in atop* 

; pinsr the wicked slant* .-f th» 

• pitchers. 

' Infield Tlshtent 

The infieid defenders. led by tho 

capable chortst.,[i. Jerry C'nleman; 

firiit bîKemnn, \V:.ll Cri^t^foro; 

.•pi :>r* I Imsi-man. John Apontnl; 

und *.hird brt^cmnn, John Preovolos; 

have [wbMcd cverythinjr tliat 

Iian come near them. 

The Cnnl outfield Vta-'to one of 

players in the Irauue in 

Bob Cherry. Bolter 

r 

r. Iloi, Tiillj. Wllback. Ol(ri«. ainl 

'Idcr 

H»n, Hill, 

Haht-rme)er, Mfddlelon, and llartman. —I'hoiuKniphs !»• Tcil Matthew*. 

Lowell Cindermen Swamp Richmond 88 to 37; Lowell Mermen 

S. F. State, Salinas High Also Dumped Title Choice 

I Fonass 

; """' " " W 'JPPiTt l» nllo eivcn 

j hy Sum Iti'sl»-r anj Dl-.k Hoffman, 

i promiHinc sophoninn;. 

i 

; Lead 

Crew Season to 

Open April 24th 

and crew races to attend. j | 

For a lone Unit* the rnrdir.nl: Thv mi^tiiy fn-a!j'int: ;irni of the Kvn: t>n or nterlit. I fjr,t if fall l»'tu-ath th- !»>w •r-! April Uii, and close against a I>o- 

(JrannU Tnfcwt 100 

Athb-tic ( 

tcntiat powerhouse outfit fro in 

1 h : tt;nj- was weak. But in the 

lust two i.celt.H every matt on the 

team has developed an eyi*. 

Two of tlit- tousthmt ifame.i of 

tile season face the Indian* in the 

iietl wt-uk. the Mitsi,>n anil Co:-:moit't* 

fmy*. 

KoHmvinir are the league ftannj 

JrannU Tnfcwt 100 

A. A. A. IIASeilAI.1. STANDINGS 

ful f'anlinal axe tn the tttm- of SSIit'iitinl iwwrrhouse outfit from Th(. , . .' . Do-vanl nice 

Toan— 

:] v:i ;i 1 

' > I-*'"' ""-"' l«rf"«»n.l «-. •-» "» «ilk l0 ' ttat 

St. lenatEat 2 

Truby an.! Ccorne (.'hik'riM tiic- LOWKLL „ I 

iwucd m ,i clo-e fiO>ynnl affair. • J 

yon (u>eio> on your athletic ea- this year. 

reer.' fAnh m w l WM prMctii'ally a 

ment that he likes them bii*. he; vtititm of the first. Bob Kddy 

.urr- as 

7 to 2; Burlingame High School, 5 to 3 manager and Mrs. Smith as sponsor. 

In prepiiriition for the def*ntlinj- 

of their A. A. A. ternia title, 

the l>iwell neters are pnicticmn 

daily at the Oolden Cat.* TftrK 

Ttlilcrn Active 

courts and nt the California Ten- Tho Team** Best 

Under the direction of MIM Wilm, 

the rid inn chiM meets 

i-rown. Stroniiest comp«'titi •••K iur.ior" DlnycrK in "Northern 

t-xpectfl from W;tnhinnton, 

-»•». I'oly. and St. lunatius. 

at Fututon. 

1 record and i-» apt to break thc roc- 

April 35—Tmck. At Sacramento, ord any duy. 

1 Onc_ of the hichliRhtjt of the 

California. Kjiuscher is also a I term is two --hour rides to San 

plaver of excellent ability. ' Mati-o. The torn ends in a horse 

I Junior pluycm, Chichestcr anilljhow. Asalntlnir Ruth Scliwed- 

- ! Gollx'tz: nopliomores. I-oRan. Price. • h'-'lm are Betty Hobanser and 

J 

]n rftwn[ Retire matches. Uw-! Goll^tz: nopliomores. I^»Ban. Price. B 

attention »n ,ltfe;m-i[ San Frnnrlwii State's i an.l Swrn; and freshmen, Sokolov: Uiufsc Austin. 

• • i 7 matches tn 2. < .-.nd ilfale. follow tne>« men in In the recent indoor tennis tourand 

Stanford Krofch hav alray 

been scheduled and they will be

FOUR 

Miss Kellogg Recalls 

Her Days at Lowell 

Yell Leader 

Now Teacher 

Stanford Aptitude 

Tests Taken 

THK I OW&LU THl'BSDAV. AI'Kllfl. 1341 

"The Lowell" Sends 

s So Cal. 

Thin yi-itr'.- I'IUV.TK ity «t 

I'liliforrita ">'oll.-e of I'uhliciitioliN'* 

\\\i* l>'Id oil ihe 

il.Tt;.!,y ..HI ipiH. Î;lî-K 

!'•!• 

1L', ami uii » (ut"tidi••.I 

I-:tin-.- 

.(..-|i«i:a\lv* 

iron i T!..' 

Woodcarving is Hobby 

Of Ray Smith, H4-207B 

Journ. Classes 'Display Now 

Publish Papers |In Library 

,- .Mary Flclch* 1 .., ..._ " ! The Sninfi.nlI :.milud h-.-M at 

" ' t "FenUi 1 inr: I'n-ire Saliii!fi*r. ' ne*ti 

•ilit-:r; i>!id 11lj(M,o.j 

IJiider, 

p • 

Mirtcr. 

The ol.jf.ft ..f tlw "C.'ctl 

!••£*! 

nt Puhlicatio11^" 

M~az4 to L't'I 

icvinl.^r-* of the KUI: ffs of 

liieli st'linul neWiipHp*? tok'< 

:tnT, in niuiid tulilf wi>i>H|ier work. 

! » h lu * w *:. c 1" rn r rw ' ' n t"» ''A- 

N.-w, is mainly ulmut stuilentt Ir > r *" m - ?l*h. that ho had \xttt 

in iininiali-.nl rl'^ês wilh bold' 1 firi'i'*!!! hi" nulitiy of wotrqenrr. 

i.in-iil. m.u>. .\i«in'w»irrv is* no'. '">•' f " r In(iri * Innn lcn >' p »f«. 

i.i ii.inp.-t.- -.vith the Mhool paper. II' 1 Marti* 1 hy mu'.tnir furniture, 

Tin- Lowell, The fmir-pi'K''. niim--f-Ul of lat.* Iiiis t-uticentrated all 

• 'lu'rai'iird papc-r.' iirv i>-- jmirnalism i '-pei-ially .ship.-*. 

.tla-^f.-:. 4\\ the Kxpifition lai*t ycrr thu 

Ttif I'aikHiw _ t _ .slender, hlond chap exhihiiH i 

1 _ ..l.».^ ^ti.. \t'** L. tllj* 111!.' Itlll. . • ' IIIFII'll. l,IMtl"|tU ..I 1 'IV"k 

••Thint,-s wete different then,", first vanet,- **h«w tm.k piiue. oitnplt-ft'i! th«- i>r-i«ram with ••('.HI- "1 -, .''"*' It: »y smith r. :< tw.i ,.r -hrfr 

Jie rmdUd. "We took hard v .v-AIi *nt cniifessrd w.i- "tiartly ..>rv:iti>m nr..I V.nHli.- CrilSafier ConfCfit • y * "•' "*-' ri ""' i Wf " ":• •"' "f hi ", !tr! - 

ooun-es and i»tu ,1 more than -.-• niv lib. :„>." . WUaaUCI V U 1 U V h(iid'-nU do now." (C'o»W K- •'•••^ K"«!!IIKK was a .Shielil nnd f. . • I v 

f.ither's U'lnir vice-prinfip«l h.-c-i- IPVIIIIHT, pr.-siil.-nt MiT linnlii-r and sis- • rvtralli'd iroml-naltirodly. 

I '.ii" i rUMjiili-r*' ('imtost with IIIB'IIH :1I.- artu:il rawini; whlt-n tr.ay 

ch. "Ami'rii-an Vm-.th and ih»* j laK/ fruni oil.- huur to ft>ur :in.n:nM«« ,,,,.,.„ I,,-I,,,H. •:. 11 i;,.- 1: 11.1., I .: , I . • .11. in>lini.l ..unir n • ,,.|,,lst. ,.|n,ir,,,;,,i »-n« n :it in tl... J. I!K.\' SII.VA. 

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n». J. i:i»uihvi. »-John ii. 

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LJOWEI_L 

FRANCISCO'S OLDEST H1OH SCHOOL NEWSPAP: 

'SENIOR HAY 

COMINR 

Volume 78, No. 4 Ran Frnnciuro, California. Friday, May 0, 1041 Founded Jonuanr, ISM 

Over the 

Desk 

Hy Ed I lor Chirlea Davis 

angovern 

r notes from a jruy who 

did not pick Wliirlnwuy, the winner—instead 

Put it Haricot, that'll 

Fr***rh for Little (learnt, wlw finfch-J 

fifll:. Naturally, I didn't win. 

But 1 came oat of the melee with a 

shiit uolicy w to tie I 

truthful nnd accurate new* and 

print tlie Hiimc. That ha- liven ou>* Lowell in Term 

polic* in the paM and it will cmilinue 

that way. • Play Thriller 

Iti'member that you make the' 

C'ouM ii !»•• that tlie tr'un hurl-? t Hcallv an illu-trimis piiiiWtim; 

is "ThnniL'h the Xiclit." th.- ul.-a.-- 

Killy, Mriflcr in 

antly LT 

flliif (Iras* Country 

Lowi-ll'.- iMialir.f* fame is In iim 

fprral far mid wide hy 's t>oodwilt 

nrnlja.-.^Klnr.-i. Jerry Kilty and 

Sfyni'irt: Mi-i"t-r, who an- u*im 

their vocals to I^xin^ton, Ken 

iuvky. Our t.-'pionnue system re 

(>M:S they are up to par, which 

ir.r;n* they'll probably i-uine horn 

1 

mystery ti- I..- pn-- 

W*. and End.- or 

Thesr *n Thowe Depi. 

Thikt vducatcr'n p«e. you read 

to "'uca about in tho NKWS is 

noDi* other tliaii our oi*.*i Charles 

Waldh. It woi.'t be loriK now until 

they cor.'.meme work on the new 

bujil (JI J. II. Lowell—we hope. 

Ht-nry Fujita i«t nmonir the best 

fly-caster." in this neck of the 

'Awods. June Button's -lamp col- 

" ''"' u 

Tom Toms Beat! McPherson To 

Lead L4 Injun Dance Today 

In-ware, •aviiKo are headt-il ymir way! Th.-y will ;;rr:ve 

1 1 

iliiti.t îii.-.-iri**!' jilfc^L'IV II" IM |ll< 

; M-nti-il iii Iîwell's littb- theater i 

j the ni^ht.- uf M'iv L'l, Ii-, and 111!. 

It i-i rcfri-shiiiL'l.v new hecatife 

only a ye,ir ;i(;n it,* premier \v:is 

In-id iti Kind's Theuter, l.citnlnn. 

H> slur." v.'il] be Dim Hni^h, Ala- 

.; ri.m Cuks, and .lean Duff. 

Itru^h ha.H an excellent iiart as 

Itunny, .» ynuiitr vagabond fiy-tt 

mi!'.. Marion ami ,)>-mi alternate 

_ «•* Sayre, moiety's lau-st lM?trothed. 

i The h.'ird-workilif. drama crew i> 

1 

pluiii>ed in the midht of rehear>:d!; A. A. 

A. triicK war.n 

tin 

;iniliti,riu:ti ah.mt tin- -iuhth IUTIIKI today tu (>PM-II: tin- 1,1 I mi i ait Dance: 

Tln\v will IH' I.-.i by -Hie briny 

!thi'ir druniK nnd horns. The couple 

'.hat does the ln*st war danre 

will receive "heap fine" journal* 

as n reward. 

1 

Thit yi"»r ihrrt t'iiii1-,»Uion' 

utaiiil head and shouldcri* aoovitin- 

rt'-t cf tlie fi(M—Mii'mth htridiin,' 

Ti.ny l'iaiz;i, \i\iidi-'tanctman: 

iiin. Ue" Silva and John Koiiaa)*, 

Luwell'tt sprinter ar.d wciKht 

man, ii'it|ioetively. 

Silvn in 100 and 220 

t'o-caplain Hen Silva, thr Cnrd'rt 

dvmnn (!iirih man. wan nut at hu*t 

year's ci'.y meet wiih a ludlr 

)C«>:itinui'.l nn Pace II. Odiimr. iji 

Will Attend Meet 

Tomorrow 

The liuwell Ili'tuititii; Sucifty has 

lii;il it is out for the sweepntakcrf 

in tho OiUr.il Clifornia uratorieal 

conteU which will IK- held at 

]AH\I tomorrow. This event will 

i-Iimax thi.' society's hpeiikiiijr nctivities 

for this term. 

Amoni; those reprt-M-nlini; I-owell 

will Sr ûch oiit*tnnd!nKhtna.4 

Harry (IreenhtTc and John Cooper 

—nl* experienced delialerx and nraj'jtiiu' 

Mad," popular junior liiuh 

! school play, was nl.«o written by eomposecl of adult reprcscntatiyt-s 

I tlie authorr. of "Throujrh the froni each of the participating' 

PoD'.kiaiu end 

• Nicht," Kyorsnn and Clements. 

1 whiKiR Any person cuitty of • 

Gr«riinR Dcpt. 

(.iiwell Alumnus Stan* !>ltil*:nrism will In- automntirally 

It won't be ione »»«• until you'll Thin team hue produced many diftqiintifii'd. A trophy is In be 

be hfirintr the chant* nf th« l^tw- | iiucces-sful playx. one nf them, awarded (he winninjr school and inell 

polltictimi. Kemembor, fifteen . "Glamour Preferred," in now nhowdividual awards will be granted' 

honor pointH in last term'n final:* injr for a vn»ti some chords she liketl and 

wrote them down. Sounds mure 

like pure uniidullemUtl *uknt. 

HoKcr* then had Pat play the 

liiew several timei> until words 

"came to him." 

Visit* Rei.imfcn 

Knowini* the popular lender *a* 

in idvtn. Kojft-nt \i*iled Vr. lleiitm.irti, 

orchr^tn, reheamaln. After 

afxiut the mxlh vixit, kicordinic to 

1 flier li«> wan allnwrd to upt'ak lo 

Mr. ltfi«t»jn, only to l**arn that 

the pii"-v would Imve to IH* orch^* 

(ruled liefure It could (K* considered. 

Sllurtly afterwant, tlie |*orsi«teat 

tlnt'Ts rvt'irned to Mr. Rcisinan 

with the orcliestrated ntect\ 

It wa* v/all wurth the trouble, 

however, as thwell imimetH totJr.y 

in n-spcv-tful Htlencc to the 

memory of one of her own— 

happy, cheerful, youni; Did: 

Hoffman, who m^t a most 

unfortunate end Sunday Inst 

ut (jucmcvill?. 

FiflMn-yeur">!d Iloffmnn, 

only a sophomore but already 

a regular and n ktar 

hitti-r on ihe Lowell baseball 

team, fell off a Rysslan 

River cliff and wnshed below. 

Condolence* arc extende

TWO THE LOWELL FRIDAY, MAY 9, I 

riibluftal by Uio AMoclfttnl students 

tf Lowall Ilich School 

HOo feyet !irt«t, San PranclKo. California 

I*. H. S, :«. A- Member* Prr* 

STAFF 

BlllTOIt. CH.Wti*Et* TWnM-y 

Pwui MeKvuy Mnrcnn-1 W.i;' 

FKATUKE STAFF 

llonnV I'Jljtunrth ''liYllia ){uwi.>y 

Jjmn Wrller 

SPOUTS STAFF 

Faculty Advfaer Mr. Albert McKcever 

Tribute to Teachers at Lott; 

Extra Activities Go Unnoticed 

The I^.wclt paure.i to pay tribute to the baldest 

working, the most underrated people at 

Lowcll-TIIfi TEACHERS. 

Koch day tbMe tone hern go about the duties 

to whkh tney devote their extra tlm«\ asking nw 

praixr, never getting any. 

Them, lenchcr* deserve nil the praise lha! »i" 

c*n give them! 

Mr. Tii'-kcr nnd Mr. Curtn at the bank counter; 

Mr. KonilePi will* the lookers: Mr. Alger 

wiUi tht hook room; Mr. .Moore with the C. S. H.; 

Mr. Barnes with tht honor roi': Mr. I/TIMXT with 

debating; Mr. Henrieh will) the ches* towns: M'M 

Wilson with tho dance committce»; Mr. Lighty 

nnd Misr Uotihm with the yard and court; Mr. 

Walsh and Mr. Johnston with the traffic ^(juad; 

nnd lost, but not least, all the teacher* whs do 

eoumeling. There jre very few punil* in this 

jichool who do xuch work. Thin self-sacrifice is 

something from which all the students of Lowell 

flbouM inkelU;r place to nttend. 


Don't worry if your work is hard and ynur reward* 

arc few, 

ltemi'mber ihnt the mighty oak wan or.ee- a nut 

ltliL> you. 

The blrdj do It, 

The been do It. 

Tht little IWIK do i|, 

Mama, ran I Uke flying trwon*, too? 

—L— 

Do You Know What 

—The robber said lit h« jumped on the scale? 

"Here'h where I m-t away." 

—The key said to the keyhole? 

"What do ya hear from tht knob?" 

—The rub said to the north wind? 

"Don't blow so hard, I'm a little bear." 

—L— 

An idiot i» a fellow who come* up the right 

vtaii* when you're trying to go the wrong one 

in » htirry. 

WP callctl her Sunka l>ecaui>e she probably will 

never keep anyone awake. 

—h— 

B equal* Boy. 

G wjuals GiH. 

C equals Chaperon. 

B phis G plus C equals mtscrj*. 

2G ptus B equals jealousy. 

2B plus G equals wir. 

B plus G minus C equald elopement, 

—IT— 

"What cait-*t|d the accident ihln morning?" 

"Two motoring were chasing th>rraint- 

"Tummy" Tho you think (he IH>)» could Mtand it? 

—Alw* Secretary. 

—I*— 

Dear A'.iV S.ecreWry: 

CouM you sujreest any way to make the s'.u* 

dents more co-opvnitivc with the clean-up committee 

on picking up their papers? When I a.«k 

• nem 1o, tliey janl look at me and lauc^. What 

tin VOU HURKt'St? 

—Clean-Up Campaigner. 

I>e,ir Clean-Uii r-.tmpniiriit>r: 

W.- ^vi;i;iatliize with you. as we had the same 

i-xperiftn-i'. IVrhap-i a nul-il« hint to the tfirl* 

nl)oul the benefits derived from bondinir and • 

s'ji-nestiun to t(,e \ioyx that it is in e.xcelluni way 

of keepini; limK-r. Cliet-r «p, there are some who 

are riRht co-uiieruttvp. —Ali'- Secretary. 

I-e.ir Ali'a Secretary; 

In acnu> clas.-(i"> I freeze ai>d in others I roast. 

I* there i-ny possible way to p-t a more or Ie« 

••ven t:nipi

-riff 

Track team. Front nnd center! 

Tomorrow the k*iu track *>, ..V,* and ....&« field nviu 

men. prep style, take uvcr Kczar 

Sum in the annual A. A. A. 

trick and fi-sM recct. _ 

- iniun,. defending ch.mj,j Oarsmen 

di 

5cJ?nt act. 

Race 

T!Iii LGWELU KRIDAY. MAY 9. 1041 THREE 

sportshorts [jCards Seek Third Straight Track Title! 

By John Preoroloc 

Lowell vs. Poly To Be Tossup Silva, Fonaas, 

„ , ,. ~ \n J c • jArnot and Co. 

Lf", Galileo Today Closes Baseball Season Team I Card Swimmers ._ n , 

|Win City Meet May Repeat! 

at the mee 

are not tno 

y Inoklnc at LowcllV husky oarsmen, with 

"> 

r ciejit. 

J » m With the final outcome of the (Continued From PI-RC One) 

Sharpc 

A. A. A. cky swimminjr meet do-, twisted knee. This year. Bert seeks 

• rain your eye. •", '""•" , ct " rk ».'° thoirciejit. After twice beinB rained out, the'pradant upon the outcome of the revenue for; thin minhnn and Is tv 

on Den Sllva, " r ' ""rurally i>rep|imK themselves Lnrd baseball team hope« to tan- hut event, the 200-ynrd relay, the' peeled lo climb Ihe winners' stmnd 

ace dash mant : ' or today* rnc? with Galileo. K!« with n tattcr-than-othcr-yonrs Lowell vanity emerged from for winning bolh the century and 

Phil Arnot and Potcntl.nllv HlrmiciT than last, Pll| y n ' nc «t Funston this after-. Kli-ishhackor I'tol Saturday with \ '•"'•»•» dn.h«i. 

John Prcotoloit J'« kIn T "» i n . yenr'c hoat. the 41 orow'» elmm.'!K° n _, •5"» lht Vankln Taahin, VCarV Imat them I practicing "tnmina «>nmina necessary to win. 

Lcl'tnmii. who are also the top bat-' Trubr. "hero" of "The meet for 

break in (f tnllc. 

lone and hard just f»r ir this thin PIG HIG Hard Hard Workers Workers 

.ir-i on the cluh. ! Lowell, lurni-d a .Ij-ll defeat at 

Piazza ban been 

Jay. Watch the Cardinal ilinal track 

t hreaterinu 

A finer group of hnrd-working chcrr^'Th'e^hrav'lesI "hitler on' JMS^jfeo?' for '"he" C«rd"'°by 

both the mile 

mai'hint- tomorrow. You nu will 

sro •iMrltv can't IK- found anywhere, tin. leam.'b. on.-of Ihe leaifue's lop leading from lhc"fir»t splash until 

nnd 880 records 

• T .»I»V1 ppn _ \» *t t. Cttftt Ct.a luiri _>.. *_>.11 !»._._ _«.. -•!•.->.*. .. f I I. — 1... .if. . . ' .1 •_ .. i — _1. .. >«. *.*»*».£••-. »•_•.-.-! 

a team bi'lflinc for its third con- With nuch Ktulwartt pulling oar* .. with a bulling average the last stroke. St. Ignatius placed 

and ln.-it week 

,«utive ti.Ie. Caijl. --, Clayl. .. Calandar._.Slrei. — » over .100- Bvery ball he hllc. fourth in Ihe same event. 

was timed in 

Marshall, W i 11 b a c k. O'Hrien. fairly sfxilcs. Many Stars 

the I'n.'JHc Aa- 

Swan.ton, Ilnrtman. KavnltHlse, Ir- Colemnti, far and away the iio.i- The city meet clima*.ed a sue 

«oci«tion meet 

:^.">.7 mite. 

bulk ut thf mound dutv f"r Low- 50-yanl free style: Frank Gronnin,: 

a slight advantage, over the Hues. 

il, WatsiiVi, WaNh, whll^" hiiMl(iwt«untry- .. 100-yard backstroke. 

Tin- f*;iii)>- "hnuld be ;t liumdinciT. and Sinner. 

man. John , handled m-coml Tin* mr.tlt.-y relay team ' Dor't sell Commerce short. They 

itiddinK for lurlhs on thp AH- for Ihe pa-t three yearn. Clay. 

l.a«e in ;. vvry steady fashion. Powd of Cj.pt. Vay^-ie. KesU-ure. »•«^ v -omc me capalile apable mtn mt-n in the per- 

City nine are Itoh Cherry, slugging (on Calandnr hat* JH*en xtrnkint; Ihe* 

Kirnt>hn!>i.>ninit ." Walr CriMoforn ami Kudlnff. ami b;-.* cu|itun-d first; pjjjj 

Irft fielder, and Jerry Coleman. yiirsity Iwat. This feat, in Coach 

lo*. 

.' hi be equaled in prep crew." 

and their chance* for "AM-Cily 

The first rare (if the **i*:isnn fur 

Wk very good. 

lii'Ui lijihtwi'i-jht and varsity In 

Crew I.iKikn S(roi>* 

WAS with a stnm^ [tallio.t li 

lii.wi'HV varsity an«l thirties I>I\VI-H - won the race - bv - half a Imnt 

11 ^kin-t and Mills whn \viih 

[: ALL-CITY TEAM : rhe^roicXur-man 'rSay.' ** and upwt Uwell and Balboa 

Itrenk Record 

Alnv certain winners, if form 

The lightweight 

TIIK LOWELL pick. All- hi nquad d complete-,- chareH ... prevail, . . besides - Silva. ^ Pinz- _ 

1 ly oiilclaweil the other school **. and Fonaan, will b*' Varoff of 

ty kiM-hull teuin: . , , teunis. v.inn'ng \\2 to second plac* < Hallm*i. a double winner in the pole 

I'oxitioii, i'layr 

^ 

l':Hi'l'i-r. IVtrwthi Galileo 

I'itcflt r.-i, Dijanich Comnu'rc* 

10U » St. lenallun' S2. vtull nnd broad jump: Cnrroll of 

Ilighliitht of the liehtwcixht j Cummrrej* in the high rtilck-t; I'ro^ 

««-. „ ,b«.ini r«i-tta. .,f jjn^.;, ;-wh-' .."-.' "y 

twing made of championship materir!. 

Coach Stan "IltK'k" Lighty. • - . • «« , 

with the h.Op of rhtyi CnlnndarjA.A-A- 1 dllllS 

Set for May 19 

anti Jim Mcntrone. 'las been working 

hard to cet the fellows in 

shape fnr their corninir nices. 

Aril I'O they have to set ' n 

I tween the Iiijuns and Parots. 1 „ 

1T_T 

, urine for Lowell will pmhnbty be 

With the A. A. A. mv-wide ten- 

JTlOW 

; Obayashi. Toda. nnd Wai -en in 

Try i-owing in an ex whale hr.at nis iiit'ft just two weoks off, Low- 

On-i . 

Lowell ; 

the 110-pound clans; Roscberi;. 

some time, it's j\c picnic. S'too ell's defenuiHir (linmpinn racket-;. _ ... , 

• Ijinninff. Car>*. Ellis. Sullivan, end 

Nt U\*f, HtsU'lIi Galileo , 

Kohaynhi in the 120-pound cL " •*•• *«« C1 „ Preiidciit Ted Myers. 

ts •-'S Spphk-rs were " 

16 

:u 

23 

13 

i:i 

»T- '-""" ThST 

w d MK I Stern Ed McClarty Bob Whitney, Fnctor 

r 

.18^ tietrez. êeretary 

G 177 American Day committee, who dia- 

, *,-. ciHst>.-n nrii » « of tin- oul.'lamlinit 

rfilerfl. 

hy 5 was the bi'ir badminton 

'I l y 

a»ny day. Lowell, rashinffton 

1 .1^5 the University. University. 

•falboa, »n.| the Junior Collece in- 

I iiuiiiiini.il „..-•-.».. .....-.•—*- 'J ^ .105 .»•*»- EEntertainment i.uih. t !•* i I.III was furnfnhed by torrhanireil players for the event 

Powem, and ÎcKeevcr. 

j Stern. Ed McOlarty. Bob Whitney, FnCtor 12 1 .084 084 

; Ray R Castell-I Ctell-BIanch, who tana two Rcfrt.-

FOUR 

5== 

Teacher Talks 

H, Edminster 

Reveals Self 

As Novelist 

By Mary Klvlrhrr | 

Wan he n mirage—so tall, dark,' 

and handsome? ; 

Anyhow, let's call him one. i 

Sn we'll entitle thit little tale. 

"How I Interviewed 0 MiniRu." by •. 

Ychmli. Well. friend*. It'* thi«-a-, 

way. The other niorninc • our re- ' 

porter chanced inin Mis. 1 * Harri- j 

Bon'* office—now. ,;V none of your 

bu5invjiit why. We wit there, ana-: 

U'ltnir the degenerated remnants 

of the human race that streamed 

by. Finally, up"" 1 reaching the c«rchiton 

that mankind newliM, a 

fart'-liftini* and general remodelinc. 

a sudden, unprecedented appearance 

"unconvinced" us all over 

Tall. Hark, and Handsome 

"Cosh." ejaculated our feminine 

fancy to our appreciation of phyfiiiue. 

"What have v.-e here? Look 

nt that foothall player build." 

"Good morninir. Mr. Fdminster," 

paid our L'eniai hostess. Miss Harrison. 

"Hniv'f the baby?" 

"She's bejrini'iir to urow hair on 

her head." He smiled with palerpal 

pride. 

Ham, iinyway—a family man. 

fiirl-, i\r wen- Itorn too late. 

Ni'verthelei-.-, -ensinc a story. 

your faithful fUpersh-iith track.,! 

down her prey. 

K^'-Jili-liini,- "is identity as a ' 

I>iw. '• Kntrli.-b twu-lier. we discovered 

also that—lo and l»-liold—wo' 

pared iitioti a writer—a wielder of, 

the inij-hty pen. 

Shake*pear«\ IU*wore! 

"I was awarded the Senator Pin- ; 

Ian award f»>r one novel a few • 

years nifo." revealed Mr. Rilminptcr. 

"When I went to the University 

of California, sonn 1 of my 

*«-jr*llY 'M * 'M 

'•••"' i.ii-i....i on the ram- 

1111 ..!!.!. ^WJIJ- *'4 III. 

'stuff way piiMishi'd on the cam- 

purs. I rt-ceiv.-d tWn award* there, 

the Took prize in poetry at IT. C. 

,'illd tin- Ulade aw:ml for State." , 

(Jrailuatinir from Mission Hij"h 

.•it sixteen he went to *ea. visitinjr 

Austmlia a"d the South Sia«. 

1,-iter oil he C«t a job with n 

downtown theater. "I used to 

Man.! «,n the sidi'wnlk.« and try to, 

attract, pt-rplo outside to come in- 

side." 

Mnrie-MaBaxine Writer 

"I Played footlmll »nd did some 

Jwxini: at Mission Hiirh. Anyway. 

I received scholarships for the last 

three veair and had t^ study." 

1 ventured further. "Have you 

always In-en a teacher?" 

"Xo." he smiled, "1 was in Hollywood 

fVr a while, writing for the 

movie mairaiine* before I j;ot a 

Jnh teaching-" We perked up at 

thin revelation. "There fi«*orgr Albec. 

« fellow novelist, encouraged 

rni* to continue writ in jf." 

Our "goodbye" carried an echo 

(if appreciation for him. If Low* 

Success For Red j 

And White Looms 

Five full paye.« of cam!n furmal 

pat{e.i! 

I-iruer ..r-fiiMr f the dr»wi.i(r tuiilo* itt IO.'I, ;.s 

your n-poi'-jr a«)?-o.iohcd. I .-i-nyi 

!K-hind her. wati fiir,^ her rapidly 

movini; pencil it/aw *ma)I animals 

••f nil nty.V. 

Suddenly slw look*! up ant! 

"piil'if. This wits Mary f*w Jahn. 

i divu- up a chair ami Jmmediaieiv 

iiliinici-d into her lit. Hf 

tory. AlthoiiL'lt Keemintr mther 

ntiinticd ill my impetuosity, she 

(••i-j*l-nature! hl-rary inaugurated a [«,.T. A. mei>tinirw- 

Iiraian. r o. 

rcl'uund either in ysrvvn or Mack, I ICe.-ently Mnry [>-e shawi-d . of the lar^r j*r;uluatinjr 

cln.*s—clone t" 100—the book will 

have r.mri; pa«cs thr.n before, and. 

nnd Whit**** will truly lw a volume 

Anticipntinir « la rift* student 

•wit*. Granicher rer.jr*.t*cnly liit'o 

ccpien nr.d there are about 2S00 

!>tud: u.-ih: 

Tho;.- \\,i.- tin- wind- that ranj; 

in ••:.. ,.;ir> ..•" th^cmbiiiMl f.,ree> 

when they catli.-ri-d in tii.- ai.dih.- 

:r thank- U< tlie > tin lent hmly riuui on April .'lit fur th'-ir ar.in.il 

for their donation of white m>ss b-iw at tin' f«-.-t of T.-rp-iilion-. 

l»-lt«. sh;iko and baton for the 

: i 

li: d; the American (>*ci< n fur 

^ i'" 

i thur natiomil flair and thU; 

n.nic avenue, espi-cially wilh heatr 

rajp. . . . Thi^ boy wan Mafldin« 

in the middle of the street ftnd 

Wirt tl III in I? Vtt'in V Itt hfT-* IN'JCIUI^ 

my*cl f. 

" . . . I belii-vo hin name w»* 

Herald C'lnyton. I hope thin boT 

ri*roivejt a ju*>t reward for hw 

fplentlid work." 

i Mr. Wnliih anil Mr. Johnstca 

: should also U* compltmcntwl because 

of their untirinjr work train* 

. int.- thpfly hoy.t to conduct th*mi 

selvt'H in this way. The squad b«J 

; lieen paid many olhcr tribute* tor 

; doirij- such excellent work, ana 

Lowellite-t should he proud oi 

j them.

SENIOR DAV 

JUNE I 


TUMI PLAY 

TONIGHT 

VulumA 73. Xo. 5 San Franrisco, Califu.-nia, Thurwlay, May 22. 1941 Founded Ja 

Over the 

Desk 

By EdltLr Charles Davbt 

Pol net* »* the ! 

Term Nrar* H» Clow 

A* we have said before, we .arc 

no great shakes as a movie critL", 

book reviewer, or hoss authority, 

not even of the nrm chair variety, 

but MI do k""w th.it llial hilarious. 

Sy««r;...:" i-''ra nlay. "TIIUOUGH 

THE X'dHT," if* well worth your 

time ami nn'tiey. 

T*iat. afl?r wnrki'ic in I In- s-tnic 

r i 

.har^.-'l. an- to !»• h>li; 

junior standing. 

The student ni'eivcs no 

rolled 1 to see the ( 

s c i u t i 11 a t i n K 

•'Throiiifh the NIKIH," rttiirrinj; 

Pon Ilru^li am! .Matiim Cock*. 

At S;llll p. in. they "Vere fnizuii to 

t'.ieir seal.", ready to witncKM a 

rm.rder. n hriilc-to-ln-. a f.urulnr, 

n hrainy yi.'.inir v:.LMl">nd—all in 

iiiiinn, all f r a sinall :;•'• centji. 

Don itru-h hid hehind a menac- 

, niir pair of iiont-rinis an'ii with filed tiwli nuci 

in --I iff; wnn- hairtry pi'i't.* ami a 

litiWIL-ColMlry .IfCl'Ilt 

Itiidfto-Ik' 

fru- liride-to-U 

Red-White 

I Granicher says 

It's a Beauty 

units f.>r the ontirxv 

which vu-in *10. 

1 , %vh«i looLed befnre 

she t.aped. wa. J M|:irfnri Cocks 

;i< Sayr.-. Jean Duff will take over 

Sayn s rule tonight. .Marion nviy 

ri'turn tKinorrr..v nixht. SavrVw 

affiaiu-i'il, (»reir. was playc'l by 

.\ rt Hufir* who alternates with 

Jail, \Vo(«iside. Ahlv done ity 

Krank Havis is the r.ili- of S. ilth, 

N'-w Yurk click. vei"u.-»—hut tiiat 

would |i,- icllin»r. 

Vivai-ioiis lady va; IV* Ifulchini;s. 

a> hif sis if • t> fxjuv' thi- niiexpectwJ, unveil 

tit.: .•hmufl ahout IIulinyH 

. The-, there wii« :?»• culprit, 

who flashot] l hi 

«o.tt iiifket. hut cli'>-; 

the murder more quii 

Judcii'i: from ihe rumors I'niinatini* 

from ronni "A", first pnients w:\* M 

("hri-man .is the hcfndled ... 

, , • , , mint, whose main worries were 

the hnt| Journal »«•»•«• ever a|wut :, c[u,kini- co.-katrto Flcr 

had «» IK- sure J11JS»I;I1MJ. John Hnrve-% role, had 

lo l>e Ju-re early rt.ni ôrrj,.s :i[,olU f;o,000 fnand 

no clue as to 

ralne Cr.inicher. 

cdiior of thi* Uvd Debating 

and While dur- *? 

inc an tntcrvirx. 

There h a new Lowell Hosts 

ini- to crab YOUR ballot for; 

feature, predict* _ _ _ 

Graduati u 

ed by Mr. Me- ll/lnri^l 

THEIR nffice. The I/iwetl rec- ' 

Keevcr, faculty AT1OUCI 

ommcn

•*wo THE LOWELL. THURSDAY. MAY , 11.1 i 

LJOWILLJ..! 

BANClVCW CUr*>Tt«4l KIlOCM. NtVVM 

PuUl-bvd by l*ie AMOclated Students 

of Lowell Hlsh 8c* A>\ 

1100 Unytm Strwt. 8nn Vrnrxlrzo, California 

I*. H. & S. A- Members K.«« 

STAFF 

BD1TOU. CIIAKI.ES fi. UAVIS 

AMOciato Editor. - Gloria Sprorl 

Neu-« Editor...- - Pierre Salinger 

Future Editor. ~ \nn Boi.-mnn 

Circulation Manager B'.tty Sullivan 

}*xn MarCailum 

Pnul McKvuy 

nll Hl 


Joan puniJni: 

Ilcttv Sullivan 

M.irjnrte Tornii-y 

Mnrcarrt W.iy 

FRATUKS STAKl 

Uonnte Klliwortli l'hylll* 'Uv 

Jam** Wrilrr 

SPORTS STAFF 

Faculty Adviner. - Mr. Albeit Mek'eever 

EDITORIAL 

Or. Miiy 2S, boys nnil ctrl.-t, -ill leaders in jour 

School, will come before vou in an attempt to 

rain a echool of/ice. 

Some of them h&ve worked hatd for year* tQ cents? —Pennyjfincher. 

Dear I'einyptncher: 

That extra one cent is used to cover partially 

•tie com of mainUininir the car book division 

and banUntr nccount. —All's Secretary. 

—L- 

Dcar All's Secretary: 

Where does the money we paid out for senior 

dues fr*>" —Curious. 

Dear Curious: 

The money collected from lh.» senior dues 

pays for the rcntinp of the Opera Hou-c, pays 

cost of the program*: in none nil, it takes care of 

all the expense** incurred in tfraduatinc a class 

Jfrom th-. i se 'hallowed hulls of looming." 

• —Ati'n Secretory. 

Dear A* : 

I am a kid seven year* old. I have a rfc.i 

•three ixnnieit and a rusty nail. Is there any 

Santa? —Uninformed. 

Dear Uninformed: 

Eat more finh. —Ali's Secretary. 

TDear Ali's Secretary: 

Hovr thut warm weather is in style, how 

come w-: don't Ret those court dances we were 

•promised wiy back when? 

—Sunsliino Fan. 

TDear Sunshine >'an: 

Court aances are beinjr held for the iui.ch 

period that keeps the court the cleanest. We 

Merest Hit clean-up campaigners keep the court 

tdean and In thai way help win your court dance. 


Teepee Tattle Tales | | Stuff and Things 

I'n-.M-ntinL- the latent '» Unveil IOW-HWII wtralnht from "that littto 

l.trit," 

Jn»n M.-riarty im': im: ipilnif around with u «irl, any i-iore. . . . 

In other WOPIK, you you K-J your way uml I'll K» mill". . . . Wot Kicliaru- 

noii i' isn't uofnt, f around d with ith anybody. anybdy 

Hill Mi'mtrnxtn in foml of Mimt r;olciivlrh. very fond—but he U apprrently 

xlty — wp'n* ki&linic!!! 

.'mk (Jilpin win* diiivii in Chitintowii during the eilebialitm. . . . 

1L* did hin Kit f-r tin* cause. . . . It is unconfirmed, but H- !en John- 

V.-n may '.lavi- attended a football picnic with lira -Jiy lt.ib Troppmnn" 

tdtr Creek mmy. . . . He doenn't want t tret up in the from line*, 

Iiinvi'vi-r. I.Ivatior K»x i'* a Hinall lint cutv youm* i^'y. nit ii* Marie Lo- 

Ituai 1 ^'. 

The Illock L .Sucit'iy >'K having a touch lime collect in p for the Illwk 

I. metlnln. . . . llaVi'ti't the athklen learned lei cave (heir mnne;, 

,et?? 

'•Drill" llolnnn is, «ini we utmie, "a nucBet," That's all, Hal! . . . 

Jame.4 Iwtfitte i.-< . . . »t him in this colun.n c f igaotl will? 

. . . It wasn't u«; 

The rc-i-nt streak of uiiimliiiie has put many a tun vml many a nuriluirn 

..n Uit;i of Uiwt-MV •'tuJfnii. . . . Ami that'.i not a!l; it ha-* 

ItrttttL'ht mil i«ifiuv "f now and snn'.pv svvimmiiKf -**n*t?*. . . Ye*. 

>ir!!: I'-it 1'oi.liiii: ••••rtJ' i r.!v iinitali* the actimo i>f I.i>\\ol)% "I'lanur 

ui.-l.V . . . ll'n all m fun. 

t'harlit Co«i>er. IIL* df ««r I.«*»t'llilf*. line licen tfllini; [.• iltal he i- )'• >i>arr. of »«*'. . . . Hie truth ^ that !>•' U patimllv 

aw.nitini; his l.'tth'hirthda)'ls 

Olira J-'tlmsoii M-voti!i i,r an- we ton inctaiu I'mi irriifder havi* 

IH-I'II sc-iiiL- «wh oiln-r, and nftcn. . . . Sir unisi haw told yuii!!! 

Don't urt >oin)> people wroiii* when ihvv hr.rn: ari'tmd 'iar*. . . . 

'1 hey ju-l w.itit In h.> lawyer.:. 

•Iran ll-iwm-y an! • Hop.-" M;tnti|uin >t--n .-.itnllii'ir at the IK>;U ii. the 

..tli.r day . . h;ivr -'hnliz w;f a>ki-.| -HI' hv Cli-ria L'nti. 

. . . !],• :uv.-pt»i|. . . . What a 1 '.*!: Na'-.i-???? 

Garlic and 

Garlands 

Again The 

Alphabet 

Cailail.i- I.i the *tu.|.-Hl b.nly ..f- .\-«l-Hiliilili|.-- .ill ihe .liter--t 

ii ITS fin- ilteir .-.plvinliil woik tiii. i . leathers iiiamf.'-[...i !»y s 

CarliiiuU to ilu* t;ir| "«>iniii^" . «•'>"•»"• - wi-annir. 

for cimlinuinK under the condi- H-'I'i»v-tlir 'Vuiiii.ni: aiiUe, 

• !,,„« : the Iiiwi-r i'la.i.erpal*:h—1'OIK!. clothe-, -hi-lttr. 

(Practical ittiy.) 

Ann lînir—A hail of .-im.kt' sijrnals. -OIK*? ml 

fl:nr j . a uirfl.i« -el. (S)H- hateI de.svrt island*.) 

•Mm HiiruMii—A I-of of brer.d. a jua of ivrnii'iitfd 

era 11 **.*, .uid vow! 

Marjurii 1 Hat*-* — Y- hiidi. tin* nd^-u'i' on rr.j" 

ain.lVI.atLlal.oxnf dimple. 

IV.;n!; Davi-—A'-iutiitii'n, the Amoriiran flaff, 

a ti-'.i u-ope. 

(RKSTI')N TWO: 

With ba.i' fai'i" h.incinj- and iherub kneti 

knocking, .-'.udeiit-. stared bl.ti kly at thi.* queilion 

hanirinir fovkeyotl in midair. "What "Aould 

yni! do if you met a fustianisl?" 

Ccarj* Krill—"I*d dip." 

I-'m.-ihii 1 —"I'd hire him to di> my housework. 

if tin. tliinir had :*inuers to coun: o;i and oould 

parley vou sfran«;.y," 

Fro.-ihie's chum—"Maylie thi--* is it." (.C^linf 

Vfih'd t'y*!* on vours truly.* 

Mari- Fh'telier—' I'd i(ii..re it." 

Candiiu- KHis—"!•» U animal, v»;ectable or 

mtiu-ral? Or did yot' drt'.itn it a!.' up?" 

t'hylli* Anderson—"I'd cm«lo in»*ulrei*tly and 

call a white mat." 

I.on..ld OVonnell— "I'd stick pini in it." 

And why not? We quote W?Ko declare old L0«* 

Kl.IAS? 

Three city ehiimpionxhins in thrt-e different 

sports were won in iMie day in '928 by Lowell* 

athletes? 

lit*rd-crowing contntU wi-r* indul***! In *»* 

fort rvrry dance, and prize* wrre awarded *» 

mottHlcsi f«c«i? ^Vhcthrr or nof ibe prix^win* 

nerij comd rind anyone to dance with Ui not r** 

veaied, 

, ? o yt*I ml «fcly Wn school. LowoII itarttd tl 

lowly "Union Grai.ur School"?

TIIK I-UWE.'.I.. THURSDAY. MAY 22, 1041 THREE 

"CSP^S 16 ! Tri P le A Tennis Matches Started 

Half a track team in going to] 

enrcll l\\ Santa Clam ntMt semester, 

in the pewui, of "Blaring"; 

Benny Silv.i. H:t nil to no avail. 

Why* S* C. linn no track team. 

X*ic "Ult'e Hiniie" whimper* that 

Ben will 'Inn the mole-kins for - 

L«n Owinov.'jt fro.-h ,.rid squad, 

however. . . . Our feathered 

trienil alfo tells us that •'Powerful" 

Jiick O'Hrien, .nits landing 

irarA on Y'ke VoyinA- *-IO varsity. 

ujiy hold .town a rfteady jolt with 

the Hronco yearlings. 

I.0WE1X NKT CHAMPS 

Hat-* -.T In Ilnrliarn Km si', 1>. 

*(0 gra'f and Harlmra Scofteld, 

Harry I.ika.«. and Maurice ^KIIKIUV 

—1911 Califorrm Stale tennis 

champ" til. 

(Jr-uiii.iV liar liar a tin* mine x id 

lh. 

Iîirclliti* Snifi'-t'- 1 up-''l Su/anm- 

Springer fur ihe girl-' r rown. 

Sofkolov is the m-n hoj-.-iinder-l.'i 

title-holder, while l.ikn- it (my*. 

undrr-18 ivinjr pin. 

Harry l.ikan. Lowell's So. 1 net-: 

Iff, and Trddy M>erw. thi- Cards* 

No. 2 m.?n. have hrm seeded first 

anc third, respectively, fur Ihe cily 

trniiiH (inn'.pionshiit now in progress. 

Tie Sf-uiiT vs. Faculty lia.een .-vhi-luieii for J-.ir.- 

I. Alt .--nidr> arj fltuiliio cxcejit 

ihnf wh'i hi"e played f..r tl»> 

>chi«il tf.u.i. Off li;ui-l we pi-;k the 

•1'iiiors liy a l"fitr.il- •'., Inn they *ay 

the 'ai-uiiv has Wen (tract it-ing 

after -rbi.nl it.n;f. I1i. Tli-miMon,' 

Gardner. Keller. Ilnlinan, ari-j [lio ' 

Simmnm: brothers. ! 

Hill Jn-Iyti, f.irmi'r school »irexy ! 

a tit] >Uir inl.Ote, mm 1 fiilt/nditig J 

Stunfor.1, was dealt with very; 

Vi' r ;. lllv a f«u|ilu of «w|t* :iL'i> l»y 

Eddie /thertun, eoas*. . 'inference 

"BLAZING BENNY" Indians Are 

Expected To 

Retain Title 

With single* matches played 

1 Monday iv-iit Tuwriny, dVublci 

I mutche* Wi'tinfsday and today, 

and th final* scheduled for thi* 

.Saturday morning, Mai* 2-1. Ihe A. 

, A. A. tennis tuumnment in run- 

' ninir in full swing thin .-.•eeti at the 

1 Gulden Gate Park courts. 

: Parh school in represented by 

twelve players. f«ur xlnnles nlay- 

, ers with the remaining eii»Jit nlay- 

,er« teaming up, making four tlou* 

1 !•••• J» (enm.t. T«,. tournament s, 

pinirte.-* and dnuhlr-s, are tl'.Ti run 

off. (Icterinir.iiiir th- winninif 

hl 

l^meil wjll he- -Iron::!) r?pre> 

Nfnled 11 the Mticle* hy Captain 

Harry M^K, Ted Mjer*. Hill 

Uvale. nnd Lei. Cidhelr. ('laying 

double* will |M* Morri- Siwknlov 

and George Chirhottter. Eugene 

Itauscher and Wurren I.tican, 

(tt'urgi* Lit-iV** and l,r*ter Price, 

and Mob Whilnev and All-n Ctnpp 

1/ .mard Slern, Itnlph Kl.tr. and YA 

McClarly will act an alternate*. 

I.'kas and Myers ir.- \|Hvtfd 

to rome in first arid m-cind. while 

H e a 1 v and (inlhof. mav also 

i (.me very ejr.tr to th* top. The 

teams r.f Chid;, sier and SM-1. ,.V, 

-•ml Iîgnti and tlaiwher. are Mth 

strong. The ntiVr two teams are 

als.i favored lr» advL-nc. many 

tound-4 hef.n'p It-'lng u-iV-r.'i'. f.ut 

"f the tournament. 

With «nrh miNtanding "layer* 

an these, l.ow.dl will l>,- ,MbN nn 

favorite to capture iu sixth con- 

.tiTtitivc erii»"n. unib'r ihe r.-Mi.il'iV 

gtiidanre i.r Cnpcfi Stanley I,ighty. 

Chirf Competition 

Wathington. Mis-ion. St. IgntiiH. 

and FViy are i-\|>. vt.-d t-> nfi'.-r 

:h" mn-ii u-.r.u i-.i!i;peti>.ii.n. The 

fir-t and semnd rankitii: iilay.T* 

frntn several ntln-r fvii.ii.t- " ar.- 

Ii-arniiiL- iiu with hope- ,,]" rapturing 

the di.utili'. cr.mii. f.ir ehatn-i J 

of defeating [Jkas i-n.l Myer-t in 

thi- -iinclfs are very •jlim. 

Outstanding 'louli!e> fams nr*, 

. Frank Matk :mu Hay Oak.** of Si. 

I Ignatius. Clarence Siven.«ilicd far duwn In * Uaôa stalwarttt hit hiejuir Stadium and knovked rriiglity Uiwell off 

! l h ! 

u'k throne, thus end in;: the Curds* tx/u-year reign a* f.ing of the 

«k " .tl""~ ,..»,..". ......... . Iri|)ie A. Tin- Huvs ama.-êd a total of -17 jininls to Swell's :i:i. l.'om- 

£??i: £T arC Vlt ' mc for ""^"y nn-m- wat thinl with *:,. • 

D-rtlw: n«b Cherry, versatile out-j Hii;hlii:hting the meet were the 

__! * h s nm>licd far duwn In ; hii Ua:.c.:. 

e PJck. |!ic »quail has pt«!uml ; ,|lt. uuk I 

r a 

.1"° ° " W")'""' Anonir . Triple A. 

romprtitlon: .° """^ Jtrry weond Coleman. in league lal-1 slerIinLa/zn. 

,,remlom% |(erf nrwn.i of Tony I'i. 

*ntcd infirldrr; and Paul Orsi. . wno n?rnv^ thi- meet l» rm:iiiiir 

thf Injunh* ace moundsman. j th«< fastest mile ever reKisi -.ed :»• 

The vanity cn-w has dropped \ a San Trnnri-co prep. v u« ietl 

only one league encounter, and t l/iwell'i. Vaskin Tashin hy 30 

that to Galileo. Don't sell tlie yards at the finish and was clocked 

crewmen short. They .(till have in 1:2? ~ 

the champi»n (•«? wutdone by th* terrific 

Tony. "Itlazing" Henny S'lva, the 

i Injun's •-•ajitain. touk Ixith sprints 

' and placed third iu thf broadjum|i. 

Hen stopped the wntrhes in a 1U.J 

ventury and was el'ieked in ihmli«rH of 

I.OWKI.I. . 

"MI jw>r'« var.ily f.M.lhnll u-am 

SiK-rril Hi-art 

»re roine tp jrd "Sliizip" hnirruls 

--Hob Troppmann is also Koine to 

w » lironcl.ii— |ti>b r.nulnim. all. "' 

f'ty calchrr on the '.TJ anil '10 * 

lu»fhall Iram. i« 

'' 

in Ihe l'.,mcrr iragii,, i J,',^ j!( 

T . h V h " THC **»* " r M:l >;, I7 w « 

me ojuner ill :>.-aI< Stadium oy 1 The pri-Krntatiou or the colors was 

tn •'{. Paul Or.-i on ihe mound, , j firi-t t o on the program, followed by 

tiitehetl a three hit iran his i best. bhiliti rxhiliitinn-t of f the h advanced, dd inter- it 

of the th, 

media I r anil heBinnprs croups. The 

. , >n| w H hlch-HKhl«l with Ihe 

valiantly I mm there but ho|iL-lf.*-ly, on m, I/.well losing foutrlit, to | , a | k id d l hi 

Commen-t-, r- to (>; Washington. G 

to ;: in an up-let: Cialileo, the loid* 

c.t! rhainp.i, 10 to K, in the Lion's 

g:\niv of the Benson; Mistyinj- 

the SJ record rec of 2:C . Ar- 

not. one f the h h.._ 

working k 

title with n throw of athletes on the team, with another 

•et, which incidentally is far v,.ar ,,f cimpvtiU'.u. has r\ j;t«Ml 

low John's liest effort. ,'ehance of breaking the hi'.lf mile 

, AfTEK.nj«AI>. IIEI'T. . , A while wnil. later lat,-r it was I'iazza who • rw-,,rd. 

rr" llu

Foun 

• 

South America 

Art, Ice and 

Andes Lure 

Miss M. Chase 

Hy Ilclly Sullivan 

Slowly, brvathlcaidy. we ml 

v:incctl up the thousand ami one' 

*'.*•!•* lhut Mil to room -105. csu- 1 y 

tioun front of ihi- ._ . 

Itirhl art r,' 

a»»-»'ti«v, M, I'll hatf (ilt-nly .if 

That ->al.l>:i:ii:al leave" h>fl IH 

Icrfjkmj; pitifully blank, i\V. ;,Ivra.v» 

tlKitiirhl it bud >oiin'thiiii; t 

di» with Sunday.) Hut tin- 

Mi--ri,-;. 

hill* ami clirintyidn «juw» th': diiks' fyr tlii- xrai!u:itiui. in: ti-aii nf vi.-. 

rf tl»; uiant Antics. ' vrrsa. 

Tin- m-xt WK of her inn will Haviiii; iraMTM-l ihv f"l! iliiu-rcurry 

her avto.iat-s to the wi'rk- 

Un ; viT>iti»-s uf California. Stan- a-day wnrM. N'.tvin^ M'\*~ Vhutf ti 

fnnl. am] l.'oltinii'in) nndi'r tbu tu- ilrratn -if siilt i aks tui'l"' 1 

bcl Vinsmi and (luy Owen, cham- a iiiiio>>tb rbytbrnic rliun>)i 

Honor Roll 

THK I.OWKLI,-THURSDAY. -MAY JJ, ll'll 

R.O.T.C. Receives 

Regimental Flag 

T. r. 

i.iii'l'trt 

t>> i 'ir:in> .!:i! 

-( ful i 

i:t •'!> A-ri 

pi. .i.t.il l.v 

1" m.t'siiur :h>- i iit:iti..i., Mr. 

I-'al- -n.-r .•tn|' 1 r.;iM?..-.f th.- fr.T.|..in 

iif Aiii-ri.;.n I'i"-'.i!u''• "ii- i• ri• i tlnfun-'-i 

thai l 'rmii:h' ti:tni into i-x- 

«.f -p.-.,-I:, of ;i»,-m-l:\ -f tl..- 

,i,,..^__ Wl, urow arcu;li'i!:«il .-.i 

I'asilv ti> tin* familiar thai *.\r 

Ct-ai-f t valin* 'ir r' 1 .' : j.-h tlit-rn. 

J[ is only v> ln-ii \i>- tiMik 

abn'ail t.j ciuMitraii'-ti f.itiij.-;. 

:irM|-ai:atida: wln-rt \\>- find Un' 

fatiK.ii.- "•h""|.. vni/.r.U'ii and f' • i>:i!|)it 

off l.v i:a^L'«r. J. n.>b*rtF. «. Sal'ltalo, M. 

Ho»«»H. p. l-iidi-n. r, A 5S.5. 

M\—4. it,**, 50; J|. iimwn, J. Cor. 

by M. Whu*-. r frpyrtney A urn 

«rr, N. Itonry. 4. WnII«>n. 

Sprftirt. v. iJnt^lt J \\ : 

wn, J. Co 

ry. A. urn 

, tonry. 4. WnII«n. B. Yow a 

Sprftirt. v. iJ-nt^lt. J. \\ 

Catty. P. \ 

Col. (-• 

:o»—IL 

: «*—si. ni,-ltxmiiii. HI, : r. nu,k,- 

SI. Oviittart*. SI. ainor... ll. HrAun. v" 

irtiliayanhl. j.-. ll'itmtnn. j s*.ttiiTn i; 

J! 

e\u>. K. We- 

Catty. P. ,\>il. B. XVMnon. V. Mcn- 

Col. (-• A. SS.C. 

:o»IL Shllt 50; n. Cochranf. O. 

ly ?,"^" r "- K ] l..i.-lTrr. II. l^-vy 

^'fK-lmni.. A. Uar 

M. Ilrlli T. |lu.Hl. n. (.•|,rmitiiiiit,-n. , 

Ohn. C. c.-ik-. T. S.,1,,,,. c. A. :i 

n< lt. MnVt-^n. ,v''r*rl 

Inl. A NU'tioN 

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'rtizin, \\* 'w 

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Pianitt 

TempIeton 'n 

jWife Talk- 

, But Slightly 

IIack*ti"tr" in thf \Ynr 3f'-morinl 

Op«ra lioth«- I cnuL boar the 

frcsli. rintrinir voice of Alec Tcmc\rlnininir 

to an amazed 

** limv it ix doriL* at llif Met 

—tmiH'i.xonntiiiK a tenor, a hast, 

anil n wavering Foprnnu. done with 

p-:rf'-ction in hi* luiiihc Eni;ltsh 

himiur. 

H was part of hi.i cnnci-rt. 

With tin- ;i[i;i|:iusc .still echoing 

!.•• w.ilkrd jiluwly down the- back* 

Map- hull: :i irrnciri!!- laily—Mn. 

cti.ii—at ill's elbow. The 

'- fiiri-nit.-t |i. : ;iiif jicr-ntialiiy 

ili'li! lloW. 

Wtlsh smllf. 

i;..vvii~iii'.«! !it:i;i >;cp[;.-(l up 

,.. ;..:;-:. M.OI:.- .,,:. lively 

. t. n in i \vi:ii awi'il * miles, 

i ti" 1 rii;iti U'fi, 1 iMuuhl a 

d' ainl i'.,:-u— 

;i Whrnati. tiiat'.- n«*. 

V-nt l;niiw, ili.n't you?" 

A lwam of plca-un' brfik" nvor 

l Ti -nip!.••..ri's far.- at tlio 

l\'t :-h Word..-. 

."••.iHi.-i.tir nielltttiM-d Iîv.'i-M llich 

)\ I:t.l,v h.-r.— 

v iii«tiil in hi- :ii;d 

o.'-lial ••H..H-.1.,t:.-.\ 

'.Inn- wa- littl*- I 

Lowell Staff Joins T-S\r.K^r 1 ,,!.:.;?*-,^ 

"Quill and Scroll" *'''-• ^HTI " k " 

:i..,l ,i.,j.-il fa.v.. :„ 

>•'••- 

Tll PlBiV 

.v.;-.:inii.-,i |-|,,m 

.i.i: r"u,;l:.-r li'.an ii-u.il'.' lawyer fri*-.i>l. i- tii>- ii-..i 

W.-ll, ih [-ruii.i iti'l happy wato!i..-d. 

,..-..Iii.- n,-i,. t-r.i!.jil.|y III'-IHIMTS of 

THK |.(t\VKM. -t.iff. 

Tli.- jilay play i.- i wri'.ti-n ri.tfn by 

I.,yuriH.:h i»'nn;::ifn:ly tlusctl? 

-ill...] J.jiiin,ili-;-. I: !.•; a jottrniil- Ar>* tm> ••.ob.n Si.tnls rrur'-cl? U 

i-'.i.- i.on.ir t vv'..rt.:.1n.-. ;.:.; 1:. s-i,,,u,. 

1 

E. Millintr, .12?: H. Piciin!, .11.1; H. : Il i-.""i .1 *i*.'ii'.'.ii /» i.'.i-ii >• A ; K 

1.:.' 1: i.(i-.iti". n:1ii )> Su-T! V M.-Jr.H!, It 

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•si. t; i;vit.i. .1 s.-h,,in,j,. u u,,. 

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u-.i-.ui. 1: I.U.MNI.-. I- M... . 

I JW . It M.ii-nir. . i: y...!L./ .! . \V 

Safcni. K,l: V. Tonhln, IM; E. >•••• 

« 

Witrlilnn-;, 2tl7li; nnd J. Younj,-. '"-, 

t of 1.M v.'»i: 

P 

iltirbe.«t rlnM avvrairc. 2 

unirvil to lit. rt'iristry 20l- 

- ii/'«... I. Kli: .:, r. I! . 

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• • A if.- ' li.ii,. U Mi.lk.-. K. i.-Iarkc I*. While. 

II* s \\-Mik. A. l'n|ikiti. *'. A. t^fi. 

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i- i- ilr.i«!i i". A M irc.ii*. r.; : M,-I roll .• 

II. Sullivnri. I> I'-'>n,.r. !• Sm.-illwrn..! ! .v. r.. ' 

'• **t ! v ':-•-•:• i'l. I*. I"--". P{ \ 1...,I.I .' 

>.'liiT>i.lt. A Oiji. I* M.,rf.]nlt. I. S .1-- 

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V Mtlt.-lil,,,-,.. |t M..H,,... |.,r.., |," 

" II.T U Sli.ll. v. II T..t,:.l»-. I- !.„.!. 

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V.-i.-ilf .1 W.yl, U- WI-...K- M 

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' '- •: K'TI.IV.I.. It MIIJ.T. II fjtii- 

'* • ' * Wynn. «" A. 23 S 

,i V 3-'IJU*. Sltiitr .*.n: Ifc Mcar.l. J 

Hirr. I. |t,,u..|t 11 U'n\. K Ah'*ott I. 

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1 

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JOURNAL ON 

SAI.B THURSDAY THE. 

Volume "8. No. 6 

Over the 

Desk 

LOWELL 


Baacbali 

Senior Hobos 

Play Faculty 

Nine Thursday 

SENIOR DAY 

JUNE E 

Snn Francisco, California, Tuesday, June 3, 1041 Founded January, JB88 

Stu McPherson vs. Ira Thompson in 

Finals Thursday--To Be Close Race 

Friendly Rivals! 

Barbara Pinger, 

Jane Blair Vie 

For Vice-Prexy 

Office _ 

Hy Editor Charlca Darin 

All is nut KoinR to be quiet in . 

"The Uttle lied School House" 

Thursday. 

Its crowded corridor*, through , 

many mv famotiK men have 

will not In* solemnly' 

trainitfl. 

lt.i court yard. 

t h v center of 

1/iu'eir.H fun nnd 

fn)lic, will Ix» vacated 

durinjr the' 

linon time. 

The three I.'." 

will l|y h;iV4- evpcririi.' i thi-ir "Cinid iniiriiini;, Mr. 'I hump-mi.' fid 

Nire day. i-n't it. .Mr. Mri'hei- lii'i • tiriik jilacj- l>r.'i;ht .ind early I hi* 

['nlirician and 

c.,.if|ini: Mi-jit. 

Tht Htarli ; linr-up for the J*1Uintirniaj; 

a*, ;ire-idfn|ial canili- 

A.lii'ii: ti. Low.-ir^ pc-rnt -tat- dint, will ti 

"lonely. .Mr. I'liomii-. 

-. Ir.i '1 lin'i'p-on and Smart 

(lhe>e .ire suhject to 

i.i hyMt-na .m- tin* fin;il .•In-liim.-* chnnue): 1 

"Nertoit-. .Mr. Mrl'lier 

AIi I'd. r^.n, In-Ill hand* nut ('lny( 

11* *iu*ali. Von ari* Hot voting fur 

Calender. 

ju-t a namr on a hullnt. Itut ymi 

are \otintr for VOtlt leadi-n.. So -Manatr'T H'-n Nrff antmunf d 

duxce ihi-m with (lie ureate.st uf tl.* 

CAKE—NOT BASK. 

1 Red and White Appears 

Thursday; Bring Money 

.-tartinr faculty line-up as fidl 

_ _ " _ _ _ N.-ff. ,„ inat;er; Hani--, catcher; 

('d'U "n Knd.- or ' iintinuv I mi I'ac'- 

Thr-e 'n Thu-e Ilepl. 

Plujr I'.v r*'t[Ui's:: Fran* Huff. 

Hlvtl". nimiestiy infoniis this offu- 

that ht- has ix'cn a -ttnuchl A 

Mud'-nt during hi* two and a ''alf 

vi'ar- at Ixiwell . . . you .'.ml 

It.ivi», chum. 

Graduates An Cohen. Ifmiir 

-luhnston. and Frank Quinn. of hint 

.***ni('«terV staff, have ntanifn-s.i on the S. F. J. ('. paper. 

. . . Art will 1M: the new neyv!» 

iditur: Pinijf take.'' «ver a spei-ial 

•"•j'umn; KraiiJi has hown ii:inieti ad- 

1 I. (""Ilium fl) 

Hi.u'iui-t- to .Mis- Iîrosti- nnd 

Mrs. Kuhnle ami r«. f..r Lmw.!.'* 

Flac Pay fete. 

. \iid whatever Uvanie of the 

iîivid aid L i'L>rniiiilU'f that wa> 

tii ;rriiic anotlu-r ^tutut' *>t' .f:tnu\« 

Rusnell L»A-CM7 W« liop,- that 

in the not too t 1 Freshmen Pull 'Wrong 

Way Corrigan* Stunt 

Kv.-n the pv.s.sitni.-ts .said it 

i-nnldti't happen here! 

Hut it did, :rs ;L*VIT:I! !IUIIdi 

Tie I1MI-K wiio.il .-al.'iidar for ''"' * 

were forced 

to pick tin th.-ir hek.npin^s 

:iiid iiiiivf to the I'oly High 

l.tiilditic and Iw-K'n th*.-ir tour 

r.r iii.xpirtinn anew. 

vttnK " : "" m:i1 - 

day .-i-li'M.I.. a- re liotind. Ittti e-nl" o:uh 

Students and faculty riike agiee th 

that it i 1 - oiii 1 rviiusm\«». 

of the he^tt jourm- Not even after the firia! vnt'. 

ever i-diled at Lowell. 

j 11'. VJV2. The calendar us adopted ] The art staff i> t.i lie eurnpli- el.rtmii i*. *ti s. 

! Th» completecalendar f.illim^: . Ill(.m,.,i „„ i,., ^kill in interptetiiii; Hlocli L rally. 

DAY SfllOOL CALENDAIt j ,}„• them". I 

1 ha« 

U-t-n iiiutited, ho'l'evcr. wili th with 'Hit- t-Ieftinns when Ihr Shield 

Seniors Graduate June 11 in 

Opera House; 4 Student Speakers A n*'w iwperin 

.»eni..rs will hid their hi(.*h M-hmd days ''"'" 

P. S. .\1I1.inml in th... Gtli at Ilull- 

""•nt, SatdnJay. 

All's 'i-ell thai ends well. It's 

my last column and your last 

The Loll Th' 

ttTll ! n|r n niied lelerimr nut llie finixhinif •"•"'•!'•* I'hylli 

* . ,, 

duate from the W.ir Memorial Opera '» «•«'»•' |iictuivft hhnulti meet with 

k f ! l l l i !al approval. 

1 * AnderMin, president; 

ratM.l iiurink put In« tmixhinj, M -, c|irisman. vice-president: 

liiiirhn. »n Ihe j>>well alumni. 

Tlu* strains of ^larch '.'el^bre by [^.'ii-hiier jilayed fiy the Lowell 

Ktni tiniN-r under th» ilir«'ft direcf>n of Mr.! 

- •nt of having as nnd the Scroll chute Itolt Troppf'ivor 

>ti of Mr.! w ., -,, . ,. 

nn Divlii:. will h lisbvr in lij I'hilli- Andrmun. star drbnler. Margllee Chrismnn Wins " 

t colu d y 

th dl li ftl i t Lll 

Lowell. That's ":(0. 

Mr. Graybiel Wished 

A Speedy Recovery 

TW absjnre .if Jlr. J. V. Gray 

P"fl tram room lot) chcral^lrj- 'nl' 

if Icnimn to all Ucvrall, but fell 

'"f'st keenly by his uverlovinj: Htud»r.u. 

who havo j;rent renptct for 

"'* profound knuwlcdirc of chemistry, 

in addition to hid nrofcunor'ii 

vtrijtrnjlity. He i, Judcc/| by his 

cuplll it "KOOII head," and efficient 

ttacker. 

Bwatuo „( UIIIM». Mr. Grnybiel 

£»» beer, absent from Lowell since 

EMter vacation, und fa beinj- «ub- 

•tituted for by Mm. Wcdcman. 

mann ' prifident. and Hill Major*, 

necritary. 

Tin* Freshman Tlei-eption that 

IJrotjirht from dim corni-fit the taletitK 

of "Bonnet" Bob Arnold. 

"Sweet Loilani" Viiynsie. arti 

Madame I-n Itonca" Krill. 

t ir | . i well c_._ MI n«»«.. »•- A ....I The Welcoming of fall freshmen 

down the IIMI« , dranalUI. .ill al»o addrc»» the clarm on the hnlteiit day of the year 

nnd the hubsrqucnl tour from the 

a P r - 41 Dramatic Award 

to the »t.-i£t>. aN.-'emblaee. ' qe tu from 

Kollowinir thio' Musical wlt'ctiunrt will include, Tj , ..(.v,.,,.,! nwarii that arl roomi. lo the DOB HOU«. 

ivill he I he «i-. violin «O;o» hy Doris Crane and, "" '"".} „, ,J " J ° ' And, fina'ly. the day that the Wlule 

to the iUK 1*> Manu»i and a piano Jolo by «' V I-">wllite, who believes him- ..„„,„„ mrm|i.r» (oU,,d their tmme« 

nml the r.int,'im:i Harl-ara Hcnll. The Girls' Glee,-"elf or hurnelf to iwMhc next Bar- ,,n the list of graduates: rliyllis 

of (ji ti:e i.iiT "Star- *^t4ii~ j |i,,n*j, Club, under U,,..Â the bin- direction -..I ..*-*...',1 of v* Miss -', «.T-, ( rymoru j j iiwrv or Cornell, v ii r** vii. is it* to receive Anderson, Ann Howman, Mnrgilcc 

SPanKlc" 1 ! Krill, Liirr-iire* Sfarijian. Bnrbara 

JO'Sl'.a. Mnrjîret Schacffer, Gloria 

nnt - L-olontl of I i'irst movement nf Schubcrt'M "Un-J Marjiilcc received rccotfnittun _ Sprnul, Betty Sullivan, and Lor* 

_ _ 

the R. 0. T. C. 

finished r».«if-ViAil C**^*tlitfifii'** Svmphony" »i"i willhe. 11 Ikdk played til

TWO 

LJOWELLLI 

I*ubtUaed "'/ th» AM-ing 

Stanford way for ktvps. I mean 

Bev Ward and Carolann McDonald. 

—v\nd have ymi heard "I Married 

An Angel"? Hm-m-m? 

—Three girl* are framing Blazing 

Hcnn'N rotogravure nhot. 

—About Sandy Johnston nnd Fat 

Trupiim.-iiin. What bar* you heard 

.iN.utOiem? 

—Senior's parting cry: "Sign my 

journal. Sign my journa't. Sirni 

my journal." 

—Hetty, our Ztarr sophomore, 

has ,i new "O. A. 0." whose first 

Harm; i*n't George. 

I Should 

Say 

—that Dick U'liito 

tryine to fon:* 

coincidence whi*n Jack ViiTa ond 

Jeati rtonne hotli turned up at the 

same place the same time resplendent 

in Matching sailor outfits— 

hi.*, pftifiMsinnat; her'.t, recieational. 

I Whatj^Love 

Love is ,i feeling of affection. 

Affection U son.i-thing you f«'cl 

fur ynur dog. 

A tUnr is an aniiral. 

An animal is worm-thing that 

eats. 

Siirii'thing you eat is spinach. 

Spinach U green. 

virt'e'i is the colt>r you gu* when 

.v.iu're jealous. 

Jealousy in tin- feiir of beinr 

supplanted by a li'.'tii. 

A rival > a gun. 

A gun i what giing.-tiTs ui»f to 

kill tieople with. 

If y>u kill pMipli? you get put 

in thf jug. 

A jug is sonn-ihing y1 McClarty—hati of the Uniti'l 

Stilt) •< Trvjisury. 

I.'-n Maims—playing first violin 

and iLi\'tiitii: with b'n St"kuw.ski. 

Cuv Watjsun—tryii-i: \o brinir 

Martci' Mauck down to vartlj. 

Pomes 

"WIUTI 1 I* niv wandering h ^h" to hcarabout BobKiSfli'r'ii 

unfortunate accident. LviV hojie he O't- 1 * We" 

simii—veiy n'1011 1 ; 

"You're Temptation" wu dedicated to I'at, 

Barbara. (Henna, vie, < - 'c« and sn on into the 

night. It »as fignt-d. Al Ilageriy—he can't have 

all hi* marble*.'! 

Many's tlit* nntan.4 and groans we heard aft».*r 

the .Jayce*- ti-s! at Poly last week—you Ruys are 

slipping—it was a snap—Oh. Yeah .* 

Tht'U'V i\ guy named Herb Fowler iLrninif 

anuinil school likv a chicken with its head cui off 

—Fowl isn't In-? . . . Hob Signer is gruwinff 

a Hollywood. 

I>uane Twccdale got "o mad at I'mpire An* 

derron's decision about a home run in gym the 

other day that he bum*. Into learn—Tweedale 

wear* a glove in all thf contesU, by the way. 

Then there*!* the little girl who went into Mr. 

MufirocV office to jihu'.e her mother and Miid to 

that surprised lady. "I'm in trouble for cutting, 

what shall I do?" and then broke into laughter. 

. . . It certainly is a queer world. 

Do you know Bert -Beamer'' Titus? , . . 

1 ou should meet him, really. 

Dnnaldine Bridges would make a pei-fur wife, 

acionling to a recent census taken. 

"ell, it wasn't too bad. was it? Or was it? 

Stuff and Things | 

Mr. Cloê: "What is a red corj'uwK-?" 

>"|ih(tniort': "An officer in the C.-ssian armi 1 .*' 

—L— 

"Calling car £'!—calling car 2.1—crazy man 

is giving away ten dollar bills a: Fiimeroa and 

\ernon. Kettirn to station and take chaigv while 

1 investigate." 

—L— 

Kvei. his U->i friends wouldn't tell him—JO 

he flunked the exam. 

— L— 

("ust,uiier: "What colors hav

Seniors Leave 

Plenty; Dyed 

Hair Included 

A» ta tlic fate* of nil students, 

who enter Lowell, sooner or Inter 

thev must leave ocr laughter-fiHcd 1 

*MIU and Iicad fur new lands. Be-1 

fore they leave this hapny life they : 

rake their last v.iU a-d testament; 

which is no* pawed on to you. j 

BOB VAYaSIE k-aves all his 

"DOA fortur.i which he hnd at Low- • 

Sto hia brrtlw7 GENE. JACK-! 

SOS' SCOTT leaves his sergeant; 

stripe* to some new non-com. 

RAVE WELSH 1-jflves n worn! 

book covet to nny frosM KEN. 

McCATTV leaves the red ink on, 

hli"rcpoit card to the whool board.' 

PEGGY SMALLWOOD leaves her; 

tcUscf KO future students can 

tut and set away with it. JACK ; 

UEES bequt-aths Mrs. Henderson 

to future Lowell rttudcni*. DILL' 

VTALJJY anil JIM DUNCAN will 

jotm* curls tu .dr. I'c! la ml, while 

I'lKKHK SrtLlNGKIt wills his 

Spaniel knowledge (?) to Miss 

(>«una. GIL.MAN HAYN'ES. HILL 

HESUMCKSON. JOHN GOLD- 

WHERE'S THAT FACULTY? Knowledge 

Lowell Gallop 

Poll Reveals 

!H-4 Gains 

in a rit-euL poll eonducteil by 

'• The* Lowell cuncernini; "what our 

; jieriiitr* cot out of hi«h rchool," 

. MIIHL* wry startling replies were 

1 received, 

**o r inntancc, EuRenc David 

clnims hff j;«it trainiOK for W. P. A. 

IirojpctK. John Larr.on not R 

nickled rnt from Mht KettogK. 

1 J»?jin Grunucci learned how to 

; ju^'e chnnictcr. We wonder 

, where Judy Job tot the cuilty con- 

, wicncu? Milt Kvancclasfl ;rot a 

ITIMMI lookinir blond from Paly. 

! Those who Just hid a pUin oldrafiluoned 

-RIM-J time" Cvhich InclL-ii-H 

a lot) Here Jack Item, 

f.il Hnynr-. lU'ttv Ilnbiniion. Itob 

Iriinil. Urh-n Chrbttk', Marty Nlnill. 

.•MarciliT Chri Coynr. ant! Mereedcx 

l.OfH'T.. 

Jack (iiljiin (li.)n't leant to pol- 

his luture TC W 

THKY'I'K -SMILING NOW, the senior claim trim, but will they be doing so after they've met the 

y woflkillr'* here Thursday in the hie event of tin- annual Senior Day program? The lwy» claim 

MAN will Mr. Cass 

""* * » from all Ihe Iîwcll «port field*, the senior squad include: (I., lo K., front) Yoyrnic. 

itudenls. 

md Koltn: (-nd ruw) l!imr»:»*t Willharh and Silva; (rear) Calender, Tioppmnnn, Arnod 

Krilnd * 

itOlIEUT WALKER will* a car 

—Photograph by Hill F/ir.l 

with lo Mr. Haul, CHARLES 

UllENNAN a copy of "How io pa C of Ihe It. 0. T. C. to 

Win Friend* and Influence Pen* 

Yrhudi' cnu*in. JACK O'IMIEN 

leave* i I i Swan Song Sung Glamour ? 

S 

-13 TO LEAVE- Is This Your Idea 

Jlr. I 

la 11011 llOI'K 

Of Perfect Senior? 

! By Lowell Staff 

i: th i 

LwwHl .-taff* high i.«*n 

'" nf 

ItCIt 

I PltOSlI ALL WET 

FOUR SUCCESSFUL YEARS SID SOMMKIE wills tow.-!;, t. 

I'.OSEMARIE COL»MAN wills the freshmen who are all wet. 

a juctcssful four year* to next RUIH SHKIT It-:i\«-.i his :,wim-• 

term's frmhtnun. GEORGE .SIM- niitij- nbilitv to DALLAS lEAUKK.' . • ;nlii(li'il liv Tin* L.iwell, the per 

fret îni.ir bijy wnuld have tin-: 

I! tit •/ i:.,j, Y;.y,.- .if IJi-n Silva. 

'"' -"tiuviito lii 

ll:;iiii ,.f Ti-ddy My.T-. 

li'-> (f-iiir) vi.u-kiiik' y i . i'ii-m-ility ,,f It..l. Arnold. 

ln- I^.w.-ll -tuff, [hi; l'Hl «-|>iiinit Troppall 

ttiat i.. ilfVi.T. and Lnlliarit, 

' lJi a ar.d ir!, l 

wurl'i l 

Ambiti. 

tiulny, 

f .1,-rry Kilty. 

i*«>iir In work 

ili•.- '.•Tin [•> li 

Tin- i»-i .,,.i:ii.r irirl wnutd be 

;it)il Vuii, ti>*' 

h 

tt..rM. Thi- I*i' 

Allv >: " r \ 

MON'S wills his beautiful flout of MOB PETERSON bequeath--.- his I" 1 '' always W 

car* C 7 ) to HENRY FORR IJILL mush* ability to any.uie wiio «-I«i-kitiK t/yv 

KOTTA k-avi-A-SLATS" O'MAKA «i"»sn't want t.. In- a musician. >"•. ni:t t fiier.d-; and his bad 

CIIONIN. HOB ROGERS leaves li-aehfrs m his nit-am's. m«.> \w>r |M-rs.»ti. DOKlS Uuvi^ that diwvynl Ca-sanova or 

tn the remaining sti»U*nt.« JEAN CltANK wills her ability n net 3t:iV fourth .>UU-. ban snuntcred 

IIKS'DKttSON leaves h«>r physics thincs dune at the l;ist nioiiu-.'U t*i iinclaunl«-(l min the riMim, rouran.tle 

J«»k an.! «1I headaches thus- FLORENCE RI7.ANU. lIAIEKA- er»u*ly -hallrrin^ ih^ IMIIIIP nrck.^. 

ly ttwurrrd to VIHGlNlA CAR-; HA YEW wills her class** i to AN- that sl«>» up newspaper pn«Iuc- 

PEXTEIl. NATAMK KCÂ.N" NIE CHU. !'»"• ,,.. AmUitmn of Phyllis An'Jvrxon. 

]«:iv.« her loni; hair t«» .louuone To hi.s tast iivintr hoir, HILL "l#t* (*f»* your dummy. Nproul. — - — 

with a German haircut. ALLEN MePUFFY. DOKMAN 1*OTTKK hv command-, and (iloria, the vivn- linjr m y u n v wjn,in reach on the 

CLAPP leav(» all hi.i school book* wills «ome pencil shiivitiKs. [{ILL «•'"'"* ''Innil aôcirte editor, Ircm- head with puns uf the munk-r-intoan 

unnamed person. HEItHEItT . COKMAN wills bis rt-iristry to th.- »k-* »n h»r So. I caddk- kheett and • 

ELOESSKh wills all of his test fn'shmen. DALE S.MATIM-K.S; «tan.N in rn«prctful m.mce while 

r-nu-i. to whoever wants them.' wilU his latent antitii"n tn nny-; the editor mercsk-snly «ans he.- -ij] and even mole precariously 

(They don't help—the Ed.) CLO- 'body. CI«il(ENCE G1NTIIEK »«rk. . (ad—'; in .> - . uates c.n The Ixiwi-ll staff. 

anc,, to some iir-nnd-comlne" Jar. nil m fun. ^mU-men. i.ll in ., 

fiOOI) \\ ILL I freshni.-ii. Some very thrown-' »m. 

V II.LIAM SUSUKI will* \m KUM! ( aniund nhjccts were nym suits and ! 

t^h aiipleK (which is vitali. John 

Citttcrmole will linger wi:h his 

nu-mtirie.t. I'aul HvnndH'rry and 

ilill Harris say they did a lui of 

stmtyinc ( ?>. 

FricniU; 

Th»KP who think they have made 

loads of iwHl nnd scn-wy frit-nd.i 

Ji-e Muirh Miu'Kenzie. Vickie Arbaton, 

June Turner. Marion de 

Herry. Mnrtrnrul V.Vlib, Lcnoro 

Stcvvnn, UnuK Chan, Doris Wise, 

Marjone Cot'fey. and Josephine 

ilfimero. 

' " " " Ivlucition ran rampant ax Slilt 

Sippli',(Irant ll.ikc^cll.lfusscll Hu*« 

»•• the wnim* poll. tici.Stu Smith. . Mill Hill Majoni. Majom. "* CIoHd ' 

hiln. l.eii Talkov, Pat Macncill, 

Carolyn Ellin, Hti-rmarir OOrtnan, 

l>nn I'.-ir'xiii^, and Hob Ki>aj*u, 

"I.ucky" Jack il'ârj- cot flat feet 

(mi (trail for him), while I'n-Kton 

.Mayinin ua« cutsed with .ithlrten 

fcHit. Cuv U'atNon claim?* h? liaa 

mtiHc!r>*!!!! 

Itarli.'tra I^trutn and J..ck Uartfniin 

--», pr'" n ! : - "'-nder* to VASKIN 1 ASHIN.»* tIlf C Iiro "" lnr "' l " t ""ft 

,.»AT.SON wills hi.t dramatic ItAIEUARA N0IEY1I LI-* mint ha*v' fancn-w. hharpe nm, l' 

FSP i° ART M°"'K- F«ASsC;« hard t(m« in French b""',.!,;.' « r '''"« ^'"* «»>• *•>»••*'* 

** lc h Mk ! W l 

wing of Hound and disporting NORDFELT. fl^Htkn lilie another f'»

FOUR 

Mi»» Wilton 

P. E. Teacher 

Speaks; For 

Girls' Gym 

Chancir.jr down to tlic lurid 

depths n( the Lflwcll cellar not 

louir asv :o i«y our annunl visit to 

Uncfc WIJHe, the termite exterminator, 

we found the poor fellow 

pcrrhfd on a barrel moaninjr dejectedly. 

"Hinlne** If awful!" tie reflected. 

"A cym teacher named Mi«n 

WlUon hat eoiivinced all my termiln 

they nhuiild Htrike for a cement 

jrym. What's to become of 

me?*'. 

Indignantly we offered our con- 

PolntioiiH iii.il net forth to find this 

"fifth •critumnijL" 

The "l^ynliitti" 

A. few moment* later we trucked 

her down in the cirlx* jrym office I 

and wormed from her n mt-rk njiol- ' 

It w;is all in loyalty to her alma '• 

muter, hi.e explained. The tiym 

hai" been here since nhv was n Mu- ' 

dent, tind slit* wait achiiiir fur n 

change nf environ mom. 

"What? You nay you're a Low* 

t'll urnd?" **e queried, nl**}** nn 

the alerl. 

"I t-urdv nm,** «.hi* replied. "I 

crndunled'with the claxt "f '22. 

Here let me *hnw you—" 

Our hCiit^K begun thunibinir 

tbr'tiiL'h an old, irrren bound bonk. 

1*iie "Uit'll of aume pictures picture numinert maniacs of oi the me upper clauses cjanm and 

Ifutb tn • I'JB If.i.ila* fp*aThiHA M 

, of xtudcnlit (cwual and candid, j I"* to >'•ertinent to 

Uiwull life. 

Robbery 

e cameraman and 112 Shirley FrirdriekH M»*. Walsh's Flower 

"Strtile preClv," ro.i\r(l tin , — ,, 

I; 1 !;"'' 

IV ulj ip; 

*'!* for lniy-.. II-- w;i.- a liaiiiiIv.^-I.>»Kini,' lit- "I»o \ >u want tu i-v ;i * 

ib- • ;tn:< it eii !•',- tfiiday. w'm-n tin- .-tudelit b'«l.\ ct-le- t;.iri|.ii. He ilidn't know ai::uiii* 

l.iat.-.i ri.iir Pay. To i.p.>n t!u- ];"o- was w.lulling. II 1 •i*Ti:i>t:" 

"Hnetor," 

"How dots bt-inji at I.oMell nuke 

youifr-H?'" 

Scared. 

Naturally, we took the hint, li-ft 

tin- curly.haired, white-faced little 

liiorid i,i iii*r inoii.^.vHahl.M and 

ea^dy sli'ijied biu-k to >IHIrii f each pWiuul [u be sfate*). 

New Term's Schedule . 

(("outinued F'oin I*an«* 1 * 

Institute; September i*. Tuesday, 

Admission Day: October l.'I. .Monday 

fidlowini: Icnal huli lay {(.'«lumbus 

j.iy. Octolwr 12); Xovernher 

11, Tue.-ilay. Arm^ticc Day; 

November 1H. \V«dni-«day, lnst s I Senior Day | 

(Continued From Pnet I) 

Vo>ne, pitcher; Walith. fir*I bane; 

I.ichtj, right field; FelNnc Ml 

Held; Dunn, third bate; Ilrrlin, 

- center field; McKeever. nhorlitlop; 

tut": \ovt-iiib-T -I). Tiiurjiday. I^'TIH-IT, 2nd !>a*e; nnd, lant bat 

Yhankr'ifividt; Day; November 2*J nut lea-.I. utility man and wstrr 

, t'', January 2, t'hristniiis vjii'atHin. Imy. I'ower. 

Lowell 

Ui.w t.(.,iuj«. i.r th.- i;r».In.iHi iz ' !.im> 

,.t Junr -II: 

11M). 

I'., ••Tmii U.-v.l AlU-tl. >!|ilt.-y Ah 

T>v. J'.lm |- r;uii-.« Ati.l.-ri...u. AIIMTI 

Ji.lin /\|-..'li,!, •„.. .M.iri'-il, AI.'IHI, ilil,'.' 

L. Ari4itH.'.|. ii,ii«.rt K. Arii'tlil. 

-. m-rt T v< UM>JI,. , -^.....- ,:..».•.... u_.,.., . »-..^_........ 

: 'l , ^.,,... 

. .e|i N''i'^:j'l'(.- Iti.ti.rt T Ni Mtfni 

.M.irllu V;,, XU-..1I. " 

Kn.J -.. •i(..>:1K|il. j,,i,,, Fruti 

«.-:>r .-k «rr,,,l(1,.», \v»l I 111 .M:l-riu.l 

1 i»t*'-l'.t '"•"•i:i--'iJ. Jfllvit ,l.if..i.Ii tn\. k:iti>V. 

•• **- -inn. (WnS-rtf. ' 

Mm .- Hit!.- .-. J..v i:•,!.! I:.,I-'M,,,.,, 

" " r. (Jl..rl.-t I*. M«-r. 

KHB-7.^ Ji-cnh Itat-f^hf- , 

IH'DI l:-irt. 

jt-r-. .'.Ivyi, Allwrr It.inUil.i ,„.,. Jut.- r.m.1 

lE;lTwr,.;».ri;.r. Miii.il.-y Jto-W. Kicln-rl 1 .". .'M.lrJ.'.l 

,.1.4it **-" lt«ri>:. iw:.ii'f. ii'f. -iiiunuit I'luti-- K. " liirk.-*,!. '• - Il.;-r r*,rW.iv H-tt,- ri.I ' 1X icWft. fry. Hn*riiii,r|«. HKu t..Tti Man tan. Ju. 

î>liin« Mnrro.|iiln Atiudl II.IKI-..' 

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Volume 70. -^* o ' 


Show-Down 

By KHilor Mary Fletcher 

Fompall iw;i*i>n—n«ain the mine, 

'ntlle*. and excitement. 

The time when iwartliy pigskin* 

nrancer* nc-iiare their jaw ami fly 

to it—when bands play, yell leadem 

(f,f*rÂNP wnvn loyal students 

flock to ihi* i-tndium to occupy 

their vital (roiiition in the contest. 

ThU term a* alwMrii—mark our 

vorit it will be the n**cnmrn. 

who flock in crealent number with 

spirit uniiindrrnl Ity a "IHg-time" 

complex, u.ntniiclu'd by **l»cllif*lont« 

of firindcur.' 1 

If yoii, noble upper-classmen. 

i-Jiallctici* my statement, go ahead 

—W indium*" 1 - Go out to the 

Cainis and count Vm ymir.-eir. 

)Jn .-I'itf uf •••>nu1 emergency, we still 

will ftVf fVfH ««' ( ls tlUTt'V another 

Ild-i- Itowl team ^loughi-.g up tin- 

Stai-fiml farm this fall.) 

From Joe In Mm* 

"Hell,, 1 

"Hrlln liny" •» the dinner fur 

Yd I" frtr.hm.-n and YOU of mighty 

*rnini> In •£•-! acquainted with nm- 

•mtlhrr and YOUK *ch«ol. fur each 

onf of yfiu in an intricntr part nf 

lhi» treat machine. 

Pu- 1 tn tin* co-operation of an 

arn>m«!.-,y\ .-"t'pti'inlu'r J-": 

t>iu*'!I v*. r»nim*'i«*«'. 

Stuff Like TltiK 

Ju«l Can'i MIM 

. x r-1he n3y.n1* ir'«.'f—"Sinu-'ii um 

it—#'>rm* haven't cut it! Tin* **lt*_-«i 

and Whiti-"? Ah! II'K j»o.t it. 

"It" micht rrprenrni any of iht> 

*-rn*>atiiini| nrn- idenn which prum- 

Ur to agfijn brine our Jinirnal I he 

"Firm Cxftt* lUlinc* 

Cuual nholt of CUHH offtcerM! 

Action Knaps of firalhall ton ml AM 

for writriiD*—Shnkenprnrt*. enmprtition 

U ihtne! 

Sifti-upji and payment • for jiiur- 

R»l" *lil br made from Heptemht-r 

22 to October 3 only. 

Due to national dcfi'iinc demand* 

on paper, N'O COIMKS WILL UK 

OBTAINKD WITHOUT I* It E- 

MOUS URPEK. 

Chint of the 

Soap-bos Orator 

THE. 

FRANCISCO'S OLDEST HIGH SCHOOL NE.WSPAP 

Smiling 

Leaders 

INDIANS VS. 

R.VRI.ES TODAV! 

_Snn Francisco, California, Wednesday. September \1, iO41 Founded January. 1808 

Smilint; at \»u areihi* 

vtudenls jmi'te elected tn 

r\e a% jour leader?*, . The eight offirer* jtnliripalr 

a nil*} term crammed with peppy rnllie*., lively 

tiiib1icatiiin-f at KfBiir will be at 

This afternoon's game will 1M; a 

idi.'-oiKMi affair, introducing into 

prep initials the fameii "T-foma- 

I lion" — Iîweli'* new attack — 

utrain*t Washington's newly adopt- 

; I'd offense from t*h«irt punt formation. 

The I>>well "KcniebiM'k Kids" 

• will be out fighting to get n'ti-ad 

in the "Sea gull" scries whkh 

. stum)** nt niii" win apiece n'.id a tie. 

Cards (Jiven Edge 

Bolstered by many returning vet. 

eraiiji and a swiirm of promiftinimaterial. 

Coach VoyneV team will 

go into the g'lnu- a slight favorite 

«iver >i green KujtJe miuail which is 

iiii'l'T*;ointc a change in grid men- 

The Eagle eleven which In built 

around five returmni* lettermrn 

and Iw.i promitiin*; pro>/.•' f.i:1* 

H.-ii 

i 

ry 

II I.TIJ 

ilnf> 

in-j 

I.u rn 

Mill 

1 >r. .•••tin L'll 

)* hr liaMi't no- i ->n I-'I.I. Limv rt 

1 ••»liir 

i'1'ti people who '1 

11TI. 

IIi-rtn. 

ash \r\, id 

J 

I:KJ. 

ninwm 

XI 

.Plans Secret for 

j i Frosh Reception 

. Listen, I>>W':llile.t! Class ••h>t*tionf 

arc ncnin uiHin us. Ontf more, 

the hollow pnimixeM of the .xoapw>rt 

politician is heirii; oulithadow*:.! 

by tht »ini'Cri' Htiitk'nt with your 

inten.'fl: at heart ami »mn»* cracker* 

,n. yen, noon the termites may 

HP 1 Hy |iiiyitiir f«r your •»»'•< > 

you oati i'lrt-Vfiit this hiippvninr to 

• u. With 1K)th the .Shield nnd the, 

Editor* jTroppmanns Troppmann's performance of the 

IIiHtk .Must He Ordered Scroll btuiittiii}.* a Inr^c ww mem- Thin term a cirl ediu The Lowell i t'ulenkala t'lkl Hl Huln and d eignt i other h 

and win n it'* durk-haired. capable Sc.*i)ltites driid. 

The stafr enn ntilv print the l-i-rship. their fall aitivilies .".•« bnnie W:Nn remain 

term. 

Compete in Contest 

ta ' tl l " nia kt' the cafe run as Folhiwintr the reception, the 

from last' •""•oolhly as last term. .Vfarltnt's will be ftiveu their first 

I There are the officer*, new-j taste of the terpsfchorral arts in 

j comers. Lowell elected them and their thus far brief careeiri nt our 

I'residtn** over the Scroll meet- kn.)ws you will like them. big re

TWO THE LOWKt.L. WEDSKSDAV. SEITEMIIEK >". l»41 

rutilialied by th« Auociateil Stu the intllinir crowds in tin- hall: 

yearning for ffimilinr fare-; wnndering if you'll 

ever f* 1 *'! that yi»u belong. 

You do belong. The minute you pnsM-d through 

Lowell's Jiiiir, you In-camc a P«rt of her. » protector 

of hi-r iilufll". of her tradition. 

We're glad you're hurt*. We want *hi* npirit 

which you will put into Lowell. We want you to 

work hard for us tto that when tin' tirnir fumed, 

we'll bid you farewell with silicon* regret.*. 

A Tangle With Fate 

The roar and the excitement of the mob only 

added to my already nervous state. Tht» was ,ny 

first big change—my first opportunity to show 

jtut what I could do. 

Jtutt exactly what my fair would be I had no 

idea, but ii wan certain to be more thrilling than 

my wilder. expectation*. 

My fingers were wet with perspiratio:; as I 

Knmped the bench nnd looked with agitation at 

the hiuky warriors on the field and at our chief 

nervously pacing up and down. 

Then suddenly my heart nfcipned a beat"! 

"Hurryr* * voice grumbled and an arm directed 

me toward my destiny. 

I saw the eager feeea of the excited crowd 

and heard their uplrlted yelling. My big chance. 

Could I co through with it? 

Dut I must! After all, it was a great honor 

to be eked to take the position of second string 

water boy with this season's great team. 

I Ali's Secretary 

Here we are again, you lucky people, back 

after u grueling summer to bring you uorne gruesome 

mail. Remember, we're only too glad to 

answer anything (that is, utmost everything). So 

remember to drop your letters in the Letter Box 

in front of 118. 

Dear Ali's Secretory: 

I'm n murcle bound sophomore, how can I go 

out for football, baseball, ttoccer. track, basketball 

nnd mvlmming all while I'm a «oph. 

—A Worried Miwclcbound Soph. 

Dear Musclebound: 

You art an ambitfou* fellow, but in order to be 

the Superman yod want to be, vou'H ha*-e to get 

two I 1 a on your final grades. Good luck. 



Good luck to o.ir football team. —A Rooter. 

Dear Hooter: 

Thanks a lot for your message. The team is 

jroing places this fall. —Alt's Secretary. 

—L— 


Are there thieves in this school? My locker 

has really been cleaned. —I. M. Dingus ted. 

Dear Disgusted: 

This column has received no mforatloti as to 

recent purge of your locker. 


| We Saw You ] 

Well, school Is off with n bang. 

The mud rush of the first day |" 

onr, and all thnis I»*. :5 T-~-.I 

fuee.-t seen at this *«i»i* her from being Ml. 1 of 

the luill. • . . Tahoe Tavern nnd 

Hicli.irdJ'onV* both swarmed with 

f.owt'lHtfcK- • . . P 1 Knox " 

Tiihm- from Cal-NVvndn j.tatc liê 

(IPK miteli. Iloli?). . . . Betty 

Ibn*»-n Tahoed nil »ummiT v.ith 

tlu- unnu- l«".y. 

Al.l'MNl AT THE LAKE 

Alumni at Tahop included Eleanor 

Wei**. Carolyn Ellis, ard Al 

Pi'yman. . . . At .Meek's. Eleanor 

.Motley. Jtickiv Peuljich. and 

Hilda Cliapman hold f»rth. . . * 

Ilflen Morri.-o'i saw the Lsiku in n 

lifautiful Krot'ii Chrysler (whoxe 

wn* it. IMWI?). . • • Holefolly 

tiitikirijr into cni*h other' 1 * vyvs, FAlit* 

Mctijt''** and Cewfll*-* Ro*i were 

as mui-li known ait Lincoln, bah! 

IIm trying to set all of our young buys' hearts 

afiiv. 

Janet Itico, UnvrH'H f.imoun IMJIIL*, signed up 

with t>oinn Galileo tlvuL The um** i* always 

gr*unt-'r on the other nidi*. 

.......i about yesterday'* nbee Ik'tty L-irson mid 

. _ .1- i ...... U»_i.rf . 

M uskpU nl>out vMtcnliy'i nljirr.co lletlj- [.-irson .'Hid "Uoc I)oc" Ilerwick. lIcrwicK. one of Low- !«»• 

:uul th>' rdataf excuw, nolltclr »ay ••''-• cIV oluw -•'•«"•• "jiteady"' "jitnuly ' ncLs, ncLi. huvt* h»v* called cnllpd it riuitfi. nultl 

you f..ri;i.t it. Whim you finnlly . . . Th,. reason: Onvi. han a rovine eye! 

Kilt tu r.'.ws it will I* nl'out 0:1". >iany Lowrll fo-callrd "Hollywood haircuts 

IW-coi, lleiwcen cl«.r. clutte* l»nk l>ank your your l«k- l»ck- '""V^.iii' Z'lT^ .. «.!»„.• „„•„ ,M 

cr «•* loud tin possible. Daub up Dolor»^4 MojiCA f*een nt .Sahrllo'rt—you're too 

the wrong ld nlair* and l whi-n Db a teach- u ng!! . . , Ilonnie ÎcI'hemon *trpping out 

er tell* >ou not In, argue with him ine with former I.owcllilr "Itil, Nick 

until the Ml ring*, and you have 

to get an admit flip- 

NKVKR mtlNoes (he ur sl»*l n-ally like me?" 

All tin* way fni'fl Ciiu-innali to Hetty CHo «n the IOOHC and a hit of all 

San Francisi-u mi uiit- nuart of oil right!!! 

and no ira*. 

Watch the next column for startling develop- 

Sounds iiiipiissihl''. )>ut ttVments!"! 

claiino'l to bf true Xmn* HIIKT 

lhan Vice-I'rincipa! .M«'imn-N "Ilftfivy," 

a dashing Dotitzv from 'way 

back in H'-'l could yccumplish this 

remarkable feat. (Did it come on I Stuff and Things 

ih« train. Mr. Monr»e?l 

lit; inherited it fr«>m his mother 

in ]•»:;$. and in typical "Gear Aviator: "Wanta" fly, kid:" 

Grinder" Monrnc fashion, lip pre- Young Thing: "Ooh, yes!" 

served it fntil it U now Lowell's Aviator; -Just a minute ami HI catch you 

oldest ear. 

one." 

Second l>l;it-i- fur the ancient age 

— L— 

automobile i-ontest was a Hraw l*e- I g&^pcd, I fumbled, my heart Ivjped up. "I've 

tWft-n Ken Iîrkin's *'Flo^si« P'ord" tost it. I'm sure it war. there." I opened my desk, 

and Hud Williamson'* "Oti) Faith- surveyed the flor. crawled around under my chair. 

ful." Iloth are 13J9 model /. Fords. My hand grasped it. I mumbled "I've found it." 

1 «iat down elated, and once more chewed at my 

gum! 

—h— 

"Now," naid the I*rof., "pass all your papers to 

Summer 

the end of the row. Have a sheet of carbon paper 

under each one so I can correct all the mistake* 

at once." 

Hangovers 

—L— 

"Too had about Profescor Smith. He was a 

profound thinker." 

Paul Orsi'n j o mny WeUmulIer "Yvs. he wan nlwiiy-i thinking no matter where 

haircut. 

he was. The last time we saw him he wa< in 

swimming and hit -tuddenty watted out: "I'm think- 

Connii* Wilson's ii»*«»ii>ition of intr. I'm thinking!!" 

Charlie Cook's football. 

"You foot! Professor Smith *pok*> with a 

The Betty Ijtrsun nnd Dave Ecr- lisp'" 

wiuk "crack-up." 

Haby Stork: "Mama, where did I come from?" 

The raindrop crept up in a "peck of dust and 

-.iid: "From now on your name In mud!" 

THIS Al'TO DKIVB YOU CARAZY 

A conversation K'tween n husband and hit 

wife: "When- are you going, dear?" "I'm gotoff 

down tu Stu-do-haker's and get some food."t 

•W-ll. don't buv anything t'lci 1 . We r.in't P.- 

Furd it. And iMrsides Reo practically ever>-l»odjr 

in town now. There's Zejihyr-a! things I want 

tu say fo ihif baker, he given me the Willy.-", anyway. 

What are we going to have for supper?" 

"AcI'Iinline; i(1 the maid, we're going to have 

roast beef and Nnsh-ed potatoes." 

"You know 1 dcn't like roast beef and ?r«h-ed 

pointiH*!«. Wi-'vo argut-d thw out Pnrk-ard and 

forward and I'm ô ruad I couM Terruplur.e 

apart." 

She accepted the rc-Huiik in silence, for what 

opiil.l she say? 

—L,— 

Character: You. 

Scene: Warm lied. 

Time: .Mondav morn nt school time. Nuff 

said. 

—L^ 

IM like a lunik thnt'a viry short; 

I have to make n book report. 

I want a hook with irood liiir print 

And quite n lot in in't. 

With margin^ wide and page* stout 

I don't care much what it** about. 

Hut I must rend it through tonight. 

And then>'« the report to write. 

La5t month our teacher gave us warning 

It must be in tomorrow movnlng!

Shootin' The 

Breeze 

\l7 Dal Itader 

They're new! They're rejuvenated! 

They're spirited! 

Thai's the definition of Lowell'* 

1941 contribution tr> tile A. A. A. 

foolhnll U-a.rue. and we're cnlHng 

them the ''Komebarb Kimrthini* 

had happored t«i our t;ile;.thn.«nip 

;; Lightweight Basketeers Led by 

ZZiZ" : Coach Neff Seek Championships 

| Girls' Sports 

lolu are ^.^t^.fb*' • •—..»*» .^-- 9 - -captain: 

llob llnrileravf. Jw Efkhurl. 

Ernie Xackord. "Swole" 

WiCi their -v.-- nil ".;*«.• alnii^t 

tra.litiim.it rmwn, : 1 :r in'- add 'Ji)'s 

li-'il'-tt-r- iin- iifw Tttli'ijr d.i.Mi f. 

wcl* ! the iTuvvn. 

—rntirti'sy S. F. Chronicle 

tin. Howie Hill. I'at Simmon*. "fuddleV* Cardi-lU dlll and d "Curly" "Cl" \V WtKRinre. 

In tin- Kiikfi.-M; ••harl>-HC.«.lv«' (left). "Lwo" Miller (ci*nti*r>, "Culd- 

•11 II'iv" Or-i (riirht), and Maine Gardner (behind Hill*. 

Cards Take 

Opener 13-0 

Indians Rely- 

On Flashy T' 

And Veterans 

f;> Joan S'mon 

A busy .-imrl v MMWIII has l»*i-n 

Iin)|i'i-((i this t.'rni fur tin- eirN. 

entirely new division fur Im-yd,rid 

in L* fans lu'id tla* hiiii; li.->t of 

activities. 

\l't* J M-illli»i*r 

Manager* for the varioti- ^|lo^N 

arc: Kleaiuii MenM*h, in* ^tiilini;; 

Ursula Wolff, hievclinu; Inm* .Mil. 

linif, Kolf; ihiTft .Miirkarian. badminion; 

Wanda McKemic hiK-kej; 

Shirley Friedrickn. Icnnin; Mar|orie 

Krickrwin. vollevltitll: Vireinin Head, 

dancing; nnd Itetty Unlmn-'T. man. 

.iKer for hori>i'back riding. 

thi* 5evvrith (N-riod "ii the Wc.ln.sday.i 

sjifcified. 

Hlock I. Officer* 

Molly Shcpard and Virginia Carpenter, 

prt>ia iiirii ar«- J'II«! 

•itaiti'f iht-ir [irnctire s.iiHUi. th«> 

aniMKil Tripl. 

- 

•>l -i|u.ul. 

Th.* j't\ iharm-.. ;ir.- !•-•! I»v Hud 

I'rniilx, .^liiirp-'hootiT un from the 

in'", and llal Si*ht*|ip the ball safely, because 

in lh«* "T" the backfield play* 

down. Jack Irvine. Whlnd Charlie closer to the line and passes the 

(' 

, other tackle. The guards will he 

Ira Thompson and I'at SEmmonn, 

yard Hne. Gardner vasMtA to Ontl At Ihe pivot *pot will be Stan Djiien e can snoot Aoot 18 18 holes 

under 80, let nlone TO. Dick pbinn to entff lomc aipateur tournaments hole. 

In the future. At the rate this 17-year-oId Lowclllte Is progrVS th 

present champs had belter keep their eyes open. «»IHB, in

THE LOWKLL. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 17. 1841 

R. J. Dunn Out of Circulation Prominent New Several New Teachers Join 

- - Your Tough Luck, Girls Student* Enroll Faculty; Miss Duffy Retire 

him on the stairs. Flashing a 

brond smile at UK, he continued, 

"Come on In to my room nnd inter- 

Ex-Loweliites at 

Locai Universities 

A few 

and now, 

nlti should be said, here, 

almul the unfumiliar- 

& h S 1 S2r STTSm. 

both frenhn.cn and sophomores, 

Gointr to college? | have held hiKh position in student 

What will your first impressions activities in their former schools. 

view me, but I warn you I'm n 

hard man to quir. , 

W« followed him Into 305 and 1 

•j)e? iludley Stone OfiTcrM 

At n rennt survey of the sprinc From Dudley .Stone come Pale 

• -•- Tr.ivain and sl.irley MclUe, claim 

After hi.i graduation from col-' cnpuiin—"It's k'inda *ai'i ioaving my 

legc, Mr. Dunn practiced trjiching friend* ai !»woll, l>ut Santa Clara 

In Oakland, where Don Budge was i '* J""* wI ! at . rvt , ing outstanding in j'ch'Mtl/ictivitii.-*. t;;ry: ami Itoimoim flolbiu, first 

I HEN SILVA. last year'* track viVe-rrrl»." All RirU who want to serve on 

two weeks of training. 

l.y the death of on* of the mi^t When »sk«| if Luwell was much the clean-up commiltee c-n sign 

• • ' • • - ••' change from her former up on the bulletin board oulside of 

1 began Mr.; won a HO percenter better class \*( ihe .ic:.ool hart definitely la-en (\»i 

Dunn. "I came home late for din-j honor rating from the head' ^"••^ t ptonithip four times /ind Block 

girl, Betty Thompson, ntc r*»t byj-'ridny. | low frwhmcn, swelling the 

mnk« of the freshman class. 

Private schools nlflo were 

represented by 13 low freshmen 

The recent enrollment has 

made up for the toss of 399 

students through Inst terra'* 

graduation.

LOWELL VS. 

SACRED HEART 

FRIDAY 

Volume "3. So. 2 


Show-Down 

By Editor Mary Fletcher 

The ball was deep In Lowell's 

own territory! 

Second down, 70 odd yards left *o 

go with 11 minute and a half remaining 

in the ball game! 

A once-beaten Commerce eleven 

teas leading Lowell's gridnleni by n 

7 to 6 if ore. 

A tennc huih fell over the Isiwell 

rooting section. Fiercely they 

chewed their nails—desperately 

they knitted their brown. 

Then suddenly 1-owell'n break 

ejmet Out of the huddle and up 

to Ihe line ca*ne Ihc battling and 

(uttered **Kidn." The play: a 

quick pa-"* to Sheridan. Quickly 

the team went into action, vUu I-.';'IV.i'"*j;, V..." •!.„ w vou will annreciale when that pen (the imTenu in question) the new-j lar production. It \yill W the »ev- 

Stage to 

; S. F., London Favorite Cities 

ODDS'X KNDS'N 

^ Hoys („„„,,, .î,,,^ Mnry| Sluilcmn intiwtnl'in winnlnir n

TWO THE I.OWELL. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 15. 1041 

o^ ouevrt«&ii KHOOC. 

Pubtlshnl br lh« AvocUttd Students 

or Lmr«u Hijh School 

1100 Hayw Stwt. 8M Krancuwo, 

California. 

U II- S. 8, A. Heaiben Free 

STAFF 

EDITOR ...-..-MARY FLETCHER 

Feature Edltor^.mw_.wm...-^ww Jim Wcller 

News Editor* Paul McEvoy, Barbara Gala 

d 


H'chnn! Mam 

LouUc llai li- m 

Louis I^rllholil1 

Helen John"'"'!** 

ftohrft KturtcVunt 

FEATURE STAFF 

Jnctt h'eder 

ItoWrt IIU*S^ 

'lull ]'rl(-i> 

|J*ll>* HintlKn 

SI'ORTS STAFF 

Jrnn Simon 

Prîikk Pl'iitil**' 

KO MeArilitir 

H'>t ^tlvrnnati 

Faculty Adviser. „ Mr. A. R. McKecver 

Don't Cheat, 

Just Study 

Can you earnestly .*ay tiiiit you have 

never cheated in an exam'.' 

Think a moment! 

It is :i rare person indeed who has not 

•at one time in his student career fallen 

prey to temptation. 

When it quick sideward glance of the 

eye. a flash signal from your fourldy may 

decide the shape of your grade, can you 

put strength of character before deception? 

This is the real test, far more vital 

than the one on paper. 

We arc not so callous as to reveal the 

"clever" systems of the minority group of 

cheaters at Lowell. The teachers are already 

"wise" and uninformed students 

will not he at a lo-ss for this neglected 

phase of their education. 

If you can cheat successfully—congratulations! 

You ARE a clever cad. 

And if you're caught expect to pay the 

penalty, for you deserve it. 

But of all the methods employed in 

passing a test there is only one flawless 

one. 

The fool-proof system consists of the 

three basic essentials—a textbook, a little 

determination, and a lot of good harmless 

mental exertion. 

. This svstem has never been known to 

fail! 

I Driving Test J 

With great pleasure and pride we offer this 

aptitude tent for all prospective mr.torlsts. Plea?? 

\vriti f answers in one ityllable—prefVmbly less— 

tear it up—nnlrecl. yon jtioold (a) hit It, (b) lrf»e It to » 

friend, CO late II. it might look nice in roar 

* room. ': 

See the next edition for a list of good books 

io raid while recuperating in the hospital. 

Teepee Tattle Tales I Stuff and Things 

Seen: Connie Wllion and Char 

He Cooke nt Larkspur a ft era recent 

game. . . . Che«r Leader Paul 

Hoii|>er teaching Barbara Oliver 

nnJ Virginia Jnckson, the yell*, of 

counfo. . . . On tho court atepj, 

Helen Crawford and Don Motzcr, 

must any day. . . . So Tom 

Tully in that way nlx>ut Jnan Dennis. 

. . . What fair Lowolllte 

(trippingly climbed out of a Mcn'o 

Park crock? . . . Was it tho 

horse of the heat, floealie? 

113 Vtny Ilert Ilunw* classic 

faux |NUt thanking Mcrv Klpnlw in. 

Mtrad of Hub Duii: «n tin- trail 

Lowell Songs 

ON, CAItlMNAI. 

On—mi—Canlinal! 

Fight for vietoiv tinlay, tvam. 

r«|,,M Kfd ami White 

Pmudlv wavf fur you fiom up on 

hfch. 

Courage—Lowell Hearts— 

Down th fite-mt'it in the fray, 

team. 

And wh'*n the l>att!e !••* won. 

We'll cheer for Unveil High. 

I.i.*:vn to our cheers*; 

Hear oiil" vWls ring out anew, team. 

We have faith in you— 

Daunt It*.* fijrht will win for 

IEtx] nnd White. 

On—on—Indian, thousands strong 

Will direr you throueh, team. 

Vammish your enemy! 

For Uiwell Fight. Fitrht, Fight. 

THE LOWF-I.l. HYMN 

I 

With heads bnrcl we stand 

In tribute to thee— 

Our nimu mater, Lowell. 

Oh. true to thee. well in?. 

Unfurled—Red and White. 

None shall thee decry. 

Thy nii.ne uv guard— 

. Oh—Lowell Hich! 

II 

The battle is o'er 

And Lowell heart.* true. 

In victory or defeat will 

Their faith in thee renew. 

With hearts full we *ing. 

Thy i»on« ne'er wili fail. 

Thy name we love. 

Hail. Lowell. Hail. 

I.OWELL FIRHT SONG 

Cltorux: 

Fi(»ht. men, for Iôweil High! 

Raise your banner* ui> to the xky. 

Onward, you Cardinal*! 

Let our victory b« your cry. 

We're ttoing to cheer you men on. 

And Kpur you men on for Lou-cf. 

We're Koing to force you men on. 

And drive you men. and W house. 

H-4 Seil.: Yos. yen. 

I-rit'Tt'sting: ''Saiiily'* Johnston. 

.f-ilter: Uotty Larson. 

K-k'ver: Ira Tiiomjtson's littlo 

bonk. 

Iûêiuii-: ("arniella. What Fay, 

Sieve? 

M*I*H>1: Bob Arn»Ic!'n smile, 

N'-tcriaining: "Daddy" sunp by 

tin* football team, starring Pnt 

"Oh-oh-oh" Simmoiw. 

O-rilea!: Itoport Card Day. 

P-iisizle: How Coninn rci* beat Lowell. 

Q-uest: For n "perfect girl." 

It-iblions: On Paul Or«i and "Red" 

IrwinV lielmets*. 

S-crcwy: This co'umn, 

T-formation; Starring B * a i n e 

Gardner and Bill Khert'lati. 

IM.wantiil: The bangit the K\T\» 

nre wearing. 

V-tvaciou. 1 *: Mar\* Altec Scott. Kit. 

Ed? 

W-insnme: ltol>erta Miithew.i, 

X-tr:i gootl: The Fro!*h Iteception, 

Y-..]| k-a.ler: Pnul "Hit It'" Hopper. 

Z*carce: Double lunch jwriod*. 

I Mother Goose j 

Old Mother Hubbard went to the 

cujMHiard, 

To fetch her poor dog a lione; 

But when «ln« got there. 

Tile cupboard wax bare— 

Ant 1 5o the poor dog went on W. 

P. A. 

Humpty-dumpty nat on n wall. 

Humpty-dumpty had a Krent fall. 

All the king** horse* nnd nil the 

kinca men- 

Had EgRnog. 

Mary had a little cut; 

She fed It on tin cans. 

And when the little kittens came, 

They came in Ford sedan*. 

Joe took hut aunt out riding, tho icy was the 

breeze. 

He put her In the rumble pc.it, to see his antifreeze. 

—L— 

Fimt Mosquito: "Why nre you making lurij 

11 fUM? 1 * 

Second Mosquito: "Wheel I just passed the 

screen tc i." 

—L— 

Om.i' I was a froshie, by seniors I was Miscd, 

I wundercd through the ftpacioun halls bewildered, 

worried. W. 

Now I am a senior, and my preunco Is BO dear, 

That my teachers have invited me to stay anoth«r 

.7cur. 

Ho wasn't very funny until Iio i-nme to Lowell, 

but now lit-'* a Cnrd. 

—L— 

THF.TVPICAL DKAFTEE 

"Next." 

"Who me?" 

"When* burn?" 

"KuMia." 

"What piiri?" 

"All of me." 

'"Why did voU li-aw Itu.sîa?" 

"I couldn't bring it with me." 

"Your business?" 

"Itottfll." 

*'Wh>i.-'s Washington?" 

"Ut>'n dead." 

"I mean the cripitol of the U. S." 

"They I'-aiicd it all to Europe." 

"Now, du vuu promise lo su|i|iurt the Conattttitioii 

of tin 1 L'liiti-i! Stntv.o of Amerk^?" 

"Mr ? How can I ? I already have a v ifo ami 

rlK killrt!" 

—L— 

Politician: "Coiigratulatr me, dear. 1 won 

the elittion." 

His \Vifv: ••HnlK-.stly?- 

Politiiiari: "V.'hy bring that up?" 

'•Knock! Kiif>ck!" 

"Who's there?" 

".••!-." 

«fi\* whn?" 

"Si.- is thf fiin't tlie "clean-up" committee do 

."onirthim: with the school banner? It looks as if 

it had I'fen used as a rug, 

—Cleanlines* It,s» Virtue. 

Dear Virtue; 

Yrn'd be dirty, too. if *-ou were on display at 

(•••fry game and rally all term. Any donations . 

\v!ll l».* accepted. —All** Secretary. 

— L— 

Dear AliV Secretary: 

I've hern a popular kid over since kindeijcJrten; 

I v.;ii the "belle of the Iiall" in junior h^h. 

hut nl last week's dance I "hugged the wall." i*»n 

you help me in my nrcxent dilemma 1 

—Forsaken and Forlorn. 

Dear F. nnd F.: 

Your case is indeed nad but not lu.itcleiw- ^ flU 

can never know whnt n little fixing will do, Dont 

get too drastic, of course, A little peroxide, mascara, 

nun-tan jKiwder. nnd dark tClasK-s will do 

wonders. If these fail, you mifrht trv pluctic *ur* 

KVTy. — All's Secretary. 

Dear AII'K Secretary: 

I iim In room 12D nnd am very dingustcd with 

the I. 2, .1, 4-1. 2. y. 4 of the R. 0. T. C. when I 

nm trying to nt'.idy. Is there anything you ca0 

iio?? I, j[. Disgusted. 

Dear Diflgusted: 

There is little I can do. but you mifrht fret In 

the mvlng of it. If you feel like grunting. y>J> 

could form a Contra lino. This would furnish 

no end of fun and confusion. 

—AH's Secretary. 

• fie** 1 ! 

pWSC ' • - 

tf« have ; 

jj^ b&t t

Shootin' The 

Breeze 

' The found of n pistol report nine 

cut; Cheers echoed nil over the 

itadium, iK'Op'e swarmed onti the 

field and on the Scoreboard high 

ttop Koznr Stadium many glum 

Lowellitnts G. 

also know how to "trip the light 

1 fantastic." 

The- Card* **T*d" off on Piltitburg 

1-1-0 in their 'II debui. Rrttlng re* 

'• The girl- 1 and !H.)V gym tenth- »"">«•• f«r lajil yr*r'i« .TJ-P »helUcki 

er- h.'ivc i-ffttperated in m-iking in T* '"aul Oml ant! Charlie Cooke 

i-.lii, .lancing instruction pos,il.Ie. ••"•It wored nnd Cook-converted. 

! ..,.,„,..,. " ri " K'tmi'track Ki-IV then in- 

I'KOKKAM , .Mj,.,| , following schedule haw In-en Marin County team VJ-O. to make 

planned for aflt'r Kchirol -tpnrlr No. It—to Hurlinganu— 

d,'nt ,.f the .San KrarK-i.'i-o Alumni Tin- siitmj ,,r l!,c uprnini: rah-rah i-chini: in his »\ir>t. "Itic Sinf", '!,^ V LV—IH-K , inner- horsrliack f,,un,i tnt, l^-al gridders battling to 

hockey, nnd bicycling. -• - • - • 

Klnlll 'I"t i hi>rM-liack f,,i,nd ihi- lik-nl irriddor* liattlinir to 

A»,«ialic,n. ami !„• aim *e\k in.•—'nU'r"""!!"!'- »nd ail. ,;,,. flr,t ,|Uart,.r „„ „ ]aU.ra| frnm 

Aflir inakine fivi- riinnenilivv really -Itiiiil" it ilnon Ihe ll,r,,aC» .if lh,w Sacrrd Heart lri«h Kriilav Janccl niirM-iiack """'«• Gardner to Shondan. with Sncriilan 

cnverM. Charlie C.i.,k,' w,a '„ meet «lwn Ihey da«h at Si. Icnallus Field. ' • •"•rrmptlialr anil aoiancnl iin- uncnrktnk a .',."• yard heave to Eob 

,(i"' "" P.".""* " I " 1 " 1 k as o meet 

in the Commerce 

Tllnmp.",,,, ,n the lM,l lone. In O 

i: 1 

Sghti '">vifh''''t'h : :,t 1 ' > aii' l 'im t i',"rt,m't 10's Win Both League Encounters. 

'•-"•it. lint t,i t,« tlie ]ini> was •!•***« ri »r t\ s\1 I I r» • t r\ • 

lite Li'i"^^ water over a erumhling da I«oweH's light 20 wight s Lose "'.'aralta" by aiinttier Single i-jiampioii.-htit Digit have many 

tacS. »r.o wlThe'wS'ingt'on lilt to*«er«. traditional winiurs of tfc' 

1LAINH CAItDNKU 

for th Lions 

S 

1 fim- hall li'indler.x, anioiitr them 

A. A. A. crown, have started off "fit iMiy" Hi.j Fanfclle, Fnjila. Jay 

the sea.-oil in tiieir iûal brilliant Mml,] an ov'ninb» nnd 

\'ud "Pop-up" Silv.'rman. 

Cnt.-hinL' will be K.1 "Don't 

J" Ih 

ti Runaway 

Boxcar" 

nacrl of prep perfection in puntinL'j t'n m to]). 

are Pott* Nelson, iin uiulerniti'd > The ten*, apjian-ntly heailing for 

back who ha* rooted ninny n '••""' 

one for Ommcrce. Maine Gardner 

w aim 

outMnndinc 

t d i 

in 

i 

fpitc 

it 

of 

f 

lib 

lb 

Goof Gridsters Tie 

r at l'lr^S^TSS Galileo Ilegovich Is proba- , Bucs; Just Miss Win 

Jjlv the city's best kicker. . . .' Tough breaks and a few techni- 

*»ti30. '.-alities rendered a scoreless dvntl- 

I lock between the inex|K-riL-ncfd 

I Iîwell goofsters ittnl the Ilalboa 

1 '42 Crews Prepare sniia

FOUR 

Neff Here 161 

Years; Prides 1 

His Two Sonsj 

An we wnP.-cd onto the floor of I 

/1 hi* boy*' irymnaKium. we spied a; 

rather Kliehr, ccnial-n "pearl iijr mnn 

of medium height, coaching his 

uym HtudeitH in the art of toRSinc! 

a btufccttalt. | 

"What can I do for you?" was 1 

the friendly cveoUnc fcivcn us by. 

Mr. Benny Nuff, bvfld of Lowell'i 

physicrJ education department I 

OFFERS PEAT I 

Af-*r a minute of explnininc, 

that wo desired an interview, ourj 

basKelball coach kft hi* students at; 

play owl offered UK n teat on a, 

bench next to the cytn door. t 

Then there followed a barraxc j 

of auction*. I 

We learned that our ho*t KM 

bom at Concord. California, where) 

he upcF' moat of hi* childhood. He! 

atfcndi with an air of accomptiched 

t;rr*!«mri. &i wt.|| an the new field magnanimity. n*e suspect thai he 

radir> announcinj:. j,< the typo who wojld not give hb 

, . - , . , , Litwi-ll s junior debaters nre irnindmother carfare to thf poor- 

•.!»• idea has become Hr> Jhyadi-il by Norman Kramer. Dayc house.) 

" " *"'' " '*' Itubenstein, Alwnyj" vn the toikout fi»." oUraelf, 

we entreated him to (jive u« .1 

cil " » anrouncini; 

i°nc I T""'° n ' Ut '" rh ° h "' bCC "" !VCr i T1 "-' »'''•»"«•"• I""'' Pl""» '" '"' 1',*! X 

We lenrnnl that I he- blgwl! " a " h "' "'""' " f l> * mminjtii: ,:„",;„""; :,,,','| ^'..I'i'.sVui nn.r l,«auso TidV-Viaum, Cln. .. 

««»» in Ihe life of »ur «n(rnl• fyullaill » < ntiilcr tnn a ccmin^ iriime 

eldeiit Imy in Hill, an 17 "I I'renidlo""' lnir. thu» mttibihhine lt«.-lr »« riftli ,vrir»l «>., a m.k thrauk-h- "Marti,,. Joe Kvkhnrt. antl OraM m >„ al h°° diunill nnd ».oed 

ell..l.ho.,«h»»Mr.Neffpulii: ^ ^ . . ^ ^ . ^ . I r t " M «"'••' m - "»!'.'""'• what looked to V'like foldin,: 

"I m not brasirinf; about hi» alh- ;" 

letle nbililr." 

! 

such iliftinctinn. 

His other wn, Pete, i« nn 1,1 atj 

nfaytt firnmmur School. _ _, 

.be ,IS;"ha,rrh d e l Sn; o "i;' Lowellite s Book 

^ " " tyI " Ci " " f Mr | Looms a Success 

! Iteinemlic' Mary I.-e .lahn? 

1 

Do you recall the sut'cens thif* 


June 't I jriTiduntc had with her 

! first Ixiok puMiflhcd, **Dee have an nudieno 

triven the cbnnce lu fhow her when ynu )i*«nl. IJ.itlura 

r-ilri.-. 

17. 

''yll.t l:;>l>lit'in: IliMjt 

'.•!>: .•. >\. i * Ui. 

X'- >1Hl-l». 

-i-l .t...nt S,it i»n. 

13 

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tlii*. • '•irititii- tti 

i n - . * ll.-.k r^Htll. Nirr.mv I t • \% n i . i i . 

1 -ii J I IT f 

Kti 

In all. there are llNi C. S. K.'or* 

Ju.inltn 

Iiiili kr -M.ir 

ry. 

Iîwcll expects to IK.- l»-ttu-r than this term :ni 

-fr. •• 

th"-. .. 

cruufutur 

jpri:.:.- ' 

hd.i nt \ 

n«wr. 

both :- 

«nd >i 

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re#en nt 

ite Bi

GALILEO 

VS. 

LOWIXL 

TOrAY 

Volume T9. N '• 3 


Show-Down 

Ity Editor Mnry Fletcher 

There were many melodramatic 

Ktrtr* enacted by the light of tho 

itudy ' iip (*« we're told) on the 

eve of Ian October 20. 

For out of our littf** red school 

house that afternoon had panned a 

troup of student* which cotihl now 

\* divided inlo four definite 

cr*up*. lo-wit: 

1. Thone who Mudy and are 

2. Tho.'c who study and aren't 

2. Tho#i* who don't !*tudy and use 

ink cradicaior. 

•1. Thri'e who iWell gnt ihnt we 

haven t got?", "Why in it that you 

have more student inemlior-i?" ami 

HtA 

"Why i> it that you have as much 

fupport for a losing team as you 

haw for a championship team?" 

When you lu-ar thiê iiiastiotis 

or the likfji of IIRIII, we :iave an 

answer thai goes soinethini: like 

this: 

"We have at l>iwel|. tradition, 

kept alive by the spirit that has 

Wen passed down from the founders 

of Lowell to this very term. 

The parsing of this spirit seems to 

1M- very easy, for those who conic 

to Lowell have ; iMHikx alreadj; -Sol.l, according 

to Kditor Jim Livjig.-t«n Monday, 

p .. . . . . . 

I« will not let the diudents down. iValur.-s pn-wn ed in thw icrnm 

—TIIR fid. , Journal. 

The second try-out for the radio; 

program to l*> held at State Teach- ' 

er's College on Dwiinber .'• will 

take place in t..te November or 

early December under the HjwnHori*hip 

of .Mr. Loriwer in nmm .'tiy. 

This lontt-st is fi|i«n to .ill Ixiwell' 

students int*>n*st«>il. They will be 

judged on five points—enunciation,' 

pronunciation, sincerity, variety 

and time of voice. 

With a few change*, the same 

system as was found practical in 

the fim try-outs will be used. The 

ujieakers will wait in room ;tli) until 

iht^y ;ir» called. i he t.iicro- 

Jihone in rij..m ;!I7 will be attached 

to a loud speaker in room i'2*l, in 

which will k- the judge and a person 

reprci-eittinir radio station 

KPO. The sivaker will deliver 

hi.* talk into tin* microphone without 

benefii of audience and be 

rated by the judgf oVer the loud 

speaker. 

Sports com tii enta ling, commercial*, 

and news broadcastin,i: will 

IH> the topics, and there are to be 

limited to from I 1 ? to 2 minutes 

in length. The lating wll be exci'lh'itt, 

."iipei i'T. good, fair, or 

Tilt- iiim- or ten • • ;:-!eti*s who 

r-;uh the fmal> will ho .'iigii.Je. 

ten t'lily for ttn> ft ate toiiniatn«>nt!t 

but also fur thr national championslii;i- 

to he held in Denver this 

.-titimitT. 

Skclton Pinna for 

"Tombstone Trot" 

"That will he my niirht tit 

howl." said the sci'ind floor 

skeleton when we roll in chid wild 

and ivmilv Tripe A nice, wi'l have 

a rouxht and toi{>h time when It 

runs into the Lions for its fifth 

leainie test, hut the rampaffinf* 

Cardinal'* swift, tmwerful, and deceptive 

nffen>e. toother with a 

strontr defi-nê will he too much 

for the punch'ess Galiltonit. 

(Continued on I'ncr .1) 

STAKTINC LINE-LI'S 

LOU KM. Pw. CAMI.E0 

1'i Wii:morc. . t.KIt . llegovich 

:i:i Octur ..LTIt Calehredi r.c 

!(l I.TiiompHi; n,.I.GI!. ['resto 1>9 

lei Mill. 

(iuidotti 40 

•J'( Simmons. ...IKil.. ... r. Spieler 41 

ID Caiclclli . ItTI. . Itianchi J2 

•£! U.Th won KK1. . Smirl 

17 G.-tnincr. 

Itr.Kk 21 

M Orni I.I IK Morgan 57 

JII r«nko ..itm. , ,.1'utcetli 27 

"»7 Irvine. .. ,.K. . Cirimnle 3.1 

•Words'—New Pathway 

To Literary Acclaim 

819 On Honor Roll 

r- _ r* , r 

r ^ Irst Q 

Kight hundred and nineteen student.-, 

approximately oin'-iliinl of 

the school, made the honor roll for 

the first iiuarter of this term. 

As compared to the first dance commit- 

..•»• are .lane Iilair. Ira Thompson, 

L»nkletter From Lowell Also - - 

That Is, Lowell, Massachusetts 

•W, IhTt'llurnn, liarkira Leon- A yung, Anuy-iie >aunu-red up 

il. and lloli &idy. ••('ie'iieVi! ' ,," nT ^ Wt ' il >" m chance in college—San Diego State, 

I to !H- exact. Went into dramatic.*, 

"* debating, and such. . . .** His 

llf quipped to his military pleasant face creased into a trrin 

friend, "I'm In-ing intt'n'ii'wed by a as he leaned back against a pillar 

IN MEMORIAM pat •*!•—Lite magazine." 

and brushed off mental co'mcM 

•Ych. and we'll rvnA Time gathered by eight years. "Oi.e day 

around tomorrow. Art," We coun- th'.< local radio station, KGB, had 

The Lowell r-tildelltfl and 

ter, d in parting. 

| an Dinning—a friend gave me a 

faculty wen* shocked ami 

"Thanks." 

i verliat boost, and there I was—an 

deeply touched Tuesday, Otf- 

1 

tober'2I. nt the news of the Thanks—that's a lau^li. That's anoiincer. 

: 

death of Tom Uyan, first what you get for trying to inter- "I worked there for n year and 

floor janitor. He was workview 

tin interviewer. 

a half and then, upon graduation, 

I tiecnme milio production mannint; 

.Monday, hut that nicht 

: 

ger for the San Diego Exposition, 

he «lied svithlenly of a heart Society Note; Hull Hockwcll, for- then tu the Dalian, Texan Centen* 

attack. . . , , , iner Ixnvell chief, and now a1 

j nial in the same cnpacily. In '39 

Ityan was Irani m irelami i ôphomnre at Stnnfonl, was one' 

I came out here ami wrote Cnvnl* 

in I87!l. He waf only at • of those interviewed on the "Who*« ' cade for the GHIK. and al?o 

I>.well a year and n half but | Dancing Tonight" broadcast. : served in the same mdlo pout. I'm 

he wax well known and re- 

; free lancing now—write, direct, 

(•ptvteti. , _, 

' "So, you're from The Lowell? ' and stage my own programs for a 

S«rvici'* were held Thurs- j. . . I'm from Lowell myself— 

day. October 23, ot 10:.*J0. 

1 1 l 

Lowell. MBMnchwettn. * Art IJnk- "ls\*hnl ntl?" he finished. 

Lowell will not soon forpct il-'tter, radio iH-rsonality extraor- Our "I gin-t» no" wan .broken 

it* friend, who had many i dinan.% won upeaking. as we short by a -Wait a minute—you 

friends nmonc l>oth faculty i ctasped his mealy nalm in the lob* forgot to ai'k me my hobby! I 

and KtudcntH. 

j by of the Palace Hotel. 

play handball for the Y," he 

I "My Mart? I Rot my first 

' chud 

rhucklcd.

TWO THE LOWKLL. TIIL'KSOAY, OCTOBER 30. 1341 

by th* Associated Stud'nts 

of Lowell IllJth School 

ISM llAjrvt Street. Sun Franclaco. 

California, 

L. H. fl. 8. A. Member* Fr*# 

STAFF 

EDITOR. -MARY FLETCHER 

News Editors Paul McEvoy, Barbara Gale 

Feature Editor „..„....-. Jim Wetter 

Sports Editor. „„_... -.. â\ Radi 


Saucy IJni-r Itcib^rtn Mat)i*tvn 

llrtrll J >lm»llll 

l^ltliold 

FEATURE STAFF 

crowd. , . . Ilabcttc Mchman wafting for her 

"cradle unatchlng" Bear from Ciil. across from school. . . . He patient!! 

The -Habit" wan recently ehe «e«n of a ntiffhly war—apple*, bottle*, 

etc. flew In every direction and over in * corner Tom Inme* Iîfitte taking up IUty 1-nrnon'n time 

now that I'iivV Invc hat dicil. , . . Sin* sure curt pick them! A rive 

kitMiitg?? 7 . . . Old news—Sultan Ileforde hajt «lmpitrd bi.-* 

liarem fur Mi*!* Phyllis C'armll. , . . Com! [)cal!! . . . Bettv C'ih* 

wearing jlowie Mill's m«-h" Thompnmi it K"k SMHev U'lttirke lug picnic Sunday. 

. . . At the "Mark Hopkins" !£.tt itac.* ui-tc Krtnn I'ike. Jnne 

Sacks and Marjnrie llatcs. . . . IW-ie tr.i-si 1 guys the ln-st ilateha|ielv Hetty Heeler. . . . 

How diM* she holij pjnilV interest so? 7 ".' 

Phil l.ce of Ine Holly«o*«| hairJo firtJill) cot a buirrut. 

Wallace Cotitielly it iTiakilit; trouble ill reiristry \v»> hear. . . . 

jOie's not the worst!!! 

The huge Ce.iri',- !!.».*•< an.t Kllie Mensvli Lining it (jf( in gre.-n fashion. 

Viee-Prexy N'ai.nii Hi*«litt eertainly wuit;t>i| husily >u\ tli»" day i.f tin. 1 

low.;; tiarue. l".)i it weni off v.'iy well ami \w woulil like to congnitulate 

the low-:;'.-* .in their first ilatu-i 1 . . . . It «':i, a nifty!!! . . . 

(jit'.le Je;iin' l!mvi-, oin- df 1/nvt-H's vniiiijfr -i*t. always looking very 

iiltnu-tivv. . . . Via tin- .Municipal ("our:. Have Si-huHz ha« beennie 

Pave Shel.tuii. 

All the Miplmnier girl* lire juv. *ki-eraiy" ;ib«ut ICte,i Fusion, Inn 

it's seni«n< "r nothing f"f well Ui>.-t>-s." 

LiwellV traffie Imys wen- nuvkin^ plenty of tioi-i- as tliey ruanln-il 

arouml l!u> srhniil in inrjuinitimi for tht-ir "May at ill*- Presidio." . . . 

The It. O. T. ('. Wits cotnparativrly «ilt'iit. . . . Pat SiimtMns shyly 

nuking hi* 'latest" to th.- fyotliall pienii 1 . . . . The.-e l«iys ;ite 

p'ally gettinc bravf! 

The latent free ticket Iniyr.,it the Kntpire Theali-r thw year are 

(till l.andnrth and Jack Wooiloidf. . . . l>y l'ie May, him* about a 

rally at the fame theater for the Turkey Day Context? . . . t.aM 

year** was very HUcce:>*ful. . . . Set* *I>at you can dn, Ira!!! 

Hetty Pluml> of VoM-miti* i* a coinmiiter. . . . She must really 

enjoy I»nvll to dash down every week, 

Margie Smith ami her Intent, a wtv little bit of Hmce Williams. 

. . . His ex has ^radiiatril. 

Hub >Jol.auKWin mid Itoli S'm.H, despite the former's larKe sUr, -till 

look like the elephant and the flea! 

That's ail fur now but >ee you on our next trip thrombi this Kurg. 

. . . A pretty swvll hurg!!! 

By Barbara Gate 

'•The chances for today's boy< and gir)a to 

tNter the buHincss world arc very good." 

So did Mr*. Jordan, bead of Lowell'* counseliig 

department, repeatedly point out when ques- 

'ioned about vocational openings for high school 

Insurance «nd ffaliklnr 

Insurance and banking arc especially recommended 

to the inexperienced seeking work. Both 

profi-sslon* have Jirmn which provide their own 

u-hools for the training of their employees. One 

of the many ex-1;'well it en who found cmploynient 

i'i the hattkimr husincM Maid of a Bank of 

America clans, "It looked like Lowell registry 

1119." Men nccreta rit-j now have a definite place in 

Snn Francisco business. 

Typing i.» a very helpful accomplishment, not 

only iwTause of its usefulness, but because a 

typist easily learn* to work calculating machtntJ. 

Mrs. Joninn recomnu-mU >al,~imanship as on 

excellent course to thoir interested in retail yelling. 

Vocational preparation for a variety of_ profe.^'iun* 

are provi'!e:l by different schools 

throughout trie citv Some of them are free; 

other.-' ehiirge n ( :i.«»»n:ibl(! fee*: and many offer 

rvholar>hi).s. Mrs. .lordan will gladly iu^nly 

inf'irmniion m tlur.* 1 wh" are interested in specialized 

training. 

SCIIIKII Itccords Important 

Kmpliiyers VO look up school records of pros* 

iit-ctive employee,*, ntii«lyittg iiMil to be belter trained. 

On*' proiiiin\ Nm*. I". l:-ll-f >- IMUy. 

lni-*iliiy, Nnv. !;•, i'. —Tlx'iilpr 

At the Mark, Bnrlmm Ptxleyi ILill)- i«t the Ktni.'n-. ,.ll.l.i>-. 

and Ed Conn. Have a good time,' 

Barb? . 

A cute couple Nell O'Donncll 

and v>arren Siuim 

Tiifnilay, I*.,-. 5. mi—Term Km.rtiiinrtirnr. 

Mario Lo Blanco turning down Tliurwlay, Dee. *. 1.+II—T*rm Knicr* 

nn Invite to n dance. Why, Murie? 

inliini^nt. 

Barbara Mclntyn? Icttlnjr "Bob" 

dream, the rest while she goes out 

Friday. tW. 2. I9M—Trrni Ktitpriuin- 

with "Red." 

nwnl. 

Frlilajr. D«-. ir. I?ll—O. s, K. Dunw. 

l full. 

—Art** 5*crtftary. 

—L— 

Dear Ali'ii Secrt'tary: 

Where nrc we supposed to eat our lunch when 

if* raining outside and the basement i* full of 

people? —All Wet. 

Dear All Wet: 

We havi* two suggestions for you. Either 

don't eat lunch on rainy day*, or get a raft and 

be «*xctu*ivL> in the ecurt. 

—AH'* Secretary. 

—IJ— 

Dear AltV Siwrt'tary: 

1.1 ih-re a direct route to Lowell from St. 

I'mncis WVHIK? —Alwttys Last and Late. 

Dear L and [.: , 

Hive yoti ever tried the air wivice? H J 

|.r.K,t : ral n« wt-ll a* economical, nntj Gabriel niffl- 

.«f!f collects the fares. 

—AH'* Secretary. 

Why Worry? 

Either you are successful or you ar n»t succe.xsful. 

If you are successful, there is nothing W 

worry about. If you arc not aucccwful. there are 

only two things to worry about. 

Vour health in either giod, or you are lick. If 

your health i.+ good, there i* nothing to worry 

alM»ut. If you are Hick, them are only^two thin^ 

to worry about. 

You nn; ei'her going to get well or you are 

going to die. If you arc going to got well. the« 

i» nothing to worry about. If you are going W 

die. there are only two things to worry about. 

You nre either going to heaifen or you are not. 

• f you are going to heaven, there's nothing to 

wory about. If you arc going to the other plMft 

you will be no husy *hakin-r handa with oW 

friends, you won't have time to worry. 

So, why worry? 

i 

••Bunt 

f«k o. _ 

'"San K| 

"''

lightweights Close 

Season Next Week "All-City" 

Candidates 

Shinkickera Drop 

One, But Tie Two 

I Girls' Sports | 

Uy Jean Simon 

A» far an we know, I»well is the 

fjrut publie sehot in the United 

States that considers bicycling a 

renilar fporL 

Under the xupervision of Mi** 

Barbara Monsinir, the twenty-five 

•nembvrs ride one hou r each 

THE UWELL. TIIUBSDAV. OCTOBER 30. 1041 THREE 

Hot Cards Ready to 

Dazzle Lions Today 

Famous Lowell Spirit 

; To Be Shown Tomorrow 

The Papoose RharjwlumUrr*. Lowell** 

llf and 120 pound basketball 

team*, arc cunning nt another 

ehainpinnjthip fur Conch Ueti Sctt'a 

rapidly expanding treasure chc.it. 

Lnxt year the tt*n.« nrid twenties 

fa ml ititiie well but full short by 

the lo*s nf n couple of exciting 

(nntoif. Thi* season the liny 

( fTH and Clinch Xi'ff . Kt'xtuin. Mimrr. Aizawu, 

and H.irtniaii fitrhtinj; the rear 

iii, and >ul>> Fr:,«Iii;i, 

.v, .*Vlii»th candidates 

Injunsui-n-vrry itnpoliti-to the new f"r "if nitlliirat ".ill-oily" loam. . . . Watch them upcn link* in lhat Calilfu line today—they're 1 

quintc: from Unculn. downing thf ;"".,.,'-" '"" ::: lllV lla * 1 ' a llik ' cr " w-." 

that line burv 

Ih . Li.-n- into FIKST .MBKT 

th-.'t^thvv'll'h-lvc '" the firn " n 'r'-titiVf meet of 

to liriiii* ^h'lVt•i!• *'"' *""" tl ' rin ' tn ' ; '-anlirial crayon 

li» the field country ttani journeyed down to 

.•ind^di^- them >":anford on October 18, only to be j 

... _« • . 1 .i\LTiM l^tf.l .lull (~)fifu*n« 

who plays foot- IHT. ll'iU Hu.o.ê. and Jim Shcp- 

V**«, it l»ok> like a bright a 

I'at Simmon* hiill and ba.ikLrexy when mmrds Ira Thumpson 

and Frank I'reito have it out- 

CardV I tacks IkM 

In th.- backfield it'.s nil Lowell— 

on '.he lar.d and in thL> air. Gali- 

If./s muin backfield thn-at liu* in 

Fn-d Ciriniclc, a |.owerhouhips behind it. i 

n- played, tin- ll cluve lvn till preparing for a df defense i>f f hthe 

ernwn. It won n recent tuurna- 

* typf of plav i- dt-fiiiitely uf mi-nt fr

FOUR 

O'Malley Tells Life Story; 

Claims It's Uninteresting 

THE LOWELL. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1041 

Dramatic Declamation to 

Be Held on November 10 

Cunipetini* at;.ijn*t it fle!d of 

over 21)0 young journalist* from, 

C> tit nil Caiifumia. Lnwcll ttt'Jdents 

Reporter at Loss [ Traffic Squad On mptureil two of the ponxiMe three 

first ptaires in a journalism writing I 

For "Clever Ideas"! March at Presidio content at Stanford University last 

Saturday. 

Hr Bert Ujnu 

l>alla.n Itadcr, uporU editor of 

Twenty-five picked mom* 

How can we start thf* Inter-J 

Tin* lîwrll. von tlrnt [trite In the 

hem of Lowell's traffic 

view? There are *o ninny conven- ! 

mrtiV headline writing e What a Memory I j Kviv;* hinh school and jun- 

Inr hi|*fc twrhool in the city 

For instance: when we nuked the ' 

genial teacher w!:en nh< first ar*; 

win ht« »rp resented. In nil, 

rived at Lowell, the kindly curator > 

aprrirxii inicty 3.000 boy* 

of art whipped out in unhesitating, will tiar-trittnte. 

words "I arrived at Ijy\w>\\ on January 

18. liMS, at approximately 

"'3 U3 a. m. m.'* 

Debaters Hope p to 

Sec how ho much better tint nt sound- u «17. »v « » 

ed? d? if if WL WL- xtmpiy xtmpiy i H..J that ht *\u-\ \u\\ 

Win Denver Meet 

van born here h in San Francisco, Fi iit 

doesn't b sound an jrood ii.s if we said ' •» „ 

that our fair metropolis wus' °" to "en 

btawvd with her [inw.-ncc for the *" ' )f l ' Vi ' r v I-»w«! 

fim ti l ( d ) lli| J" n 

l 

Tin- emu-nil* were the htfjiht 

df the ri^titL-i-nth annual convention 

of th« Contra I California S*ho* 

liuitic I'm*;* AsMtK-iatinn, held on 

tin* "Farm," and included round- \ 

uiblv di«cunKion'> nf newspaper and ' 

yearbook ui'tivitH?*, A flintier and' 

dance in thi* Stanford U»fon con-; 

eluded the convention. 

This w tf»- m.npinker 

and de- 

: 

Haraden Pralt. Profits Will Send 

Best in Air Navigation Society to Denver 

Of th>> tlmuwindu of students 

»:rn« money to send ilie 

Fli'tchiT. Hck'ii Johnson. Ilort 

(icUitinc stu 

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Volume 70, No. 4 San Francisco, Wednesday, November 19, 1941 Founded January* 1898 

I 

CHEER LOWELL 

TO VICTORY 

TOMORROW 

Quote and 

Unquote 

Ily Editor 11a Sulllrin 

"fireat Experience for Them** 

Referring to comment!* made En 

favor of thi* cub edition of The 

In the hand* of the joumnlfom I 

student* lies the future HUCCOM of 

thi* hich pchool'tt miner. And so. 

vin thin edition, the memtwra of 

the student body nre receiving a 

trcek into the future nnd we, n* 

nurnbers of the stnff, are acquiring 

a &cai tU-.il of knowledge and experience 

fo that we might put out 

;i hi truer and l-elter paper when our 

tluiiwe come.i, 

-Dirty Deal for tV' 

Krfvrrir.c to comments made by 

ihe regular sinff upon their temporary 

retirement. 

^c.i."(ined nnd .spirited until their 

intf il>-flnlioii. the member* of The 

IîHi'U :iw.-lt staff MIIO will re«unie their 

duti*^ in it frw day* our t\st 

and mi'-t Miuerc fympi.thy in this 

their tinu- nf ii>s now 

arid the memb'-rts of the cast nre 

rt-allv giving all they have in the 

way of time and effort to the*o 

pnu-li>'e.«. The show itself will be 

in i-arly December and will certainly 

be Worthy of n grent audience. 

«'». .*t:»rt thinking about it now! 

"De-Mmiiuflaue I.nwi'|| in Thing!*' 

Referring to the cleaiwip campaign 

Wingi-airied on by ih«* (iirl.s' 

IJlork I. Society air! volunteer.-.. 

In Mail ban 

THE. LJOWEXJL 


Indian Spirit 

Wants No Turkey-- 

Lusts for Parrot 

PRE-CAME 

RALLY 

TODAY 

Indians Try For Championship 

Against Poly Thanksgiving Day 

Parrot-Indian Rivalry is Old; Santa to Rule 

28 Years of Grid Competition Qyer 

; Cards to Avenge 

j Last Year's Defeat 

Ur Jiek WlUon 

The Hor "T-Kid-i" roll nKain. 

Whether Oiey will roll over tho 

I'oly Parrot anil cop the crown on 

Turkey Day at Kezar, when the 

two tennis clash, is the question on 

the lipi of every Lowell ltudenL 

"Itevenec:" 

The kittle cr>* that the Indians 

will be •.m-aminc whin they enter 

the. bit: stadium at 11:00 o'clock 

Thursduy morning. 

Hevenife for the defeat of lost 

yt'arf! Dfcidrf Championship 

The Cartls having lost one jramo 

to n bnrd-charcinfr Commerce line, 

will be fiuhtinc wit 11 every ounce 

of «n«riiy to squash the powerful 

Poly. 

The t-hitmpinnship 15 at stake. 

I.Hell'ft unpredictnhli* "Model 

'I" will be Ird by Poul "Coltlen 

lloy" On*i. Ihe "Pete Kemotovlc" 

itf (he 1..I»TH eleven, while the 

••'-•n poHi will be hrld by 'Frankio 

Albert" d'nrilniT, firine thr hall to 

"Chief" Irvine and Charlie Cookr 

for large pain*. 

In the forward wall, "ready to 

pluck the feathers of the Parrots," 

will IK.' i>cven Ktnlwnrt Indians, led 

by Tiickle Steve Potur. (iuard Ira 

(Continued on Pace .", Col. 1) 

—Heat Poly— 

lty June (Jue^?r V ^^ QL _. ... 

ThuTM,i.y'j« game i.s the twenty-• In 1IUS. 1IMS ,1 former . I/iwe|lil.; _ and i\ III 8L S (DHOW 

i-ighlh .miiital I»well-Poly "llig L 

Thi* bit •.* literature was received 

through the mail: "1 was 

strollin* do'.vn jlnye- street de mler 

day when I gets to ihu vicinity of 

.\Ia*onic, and what does I w-- but 

a big pile. WV1I. me think.-* di> is 

Mid. I thot thi' city dump v.'ns out 

in dc Wood*. My eagle i-yw seen 

*i»niftniri' move. ,\ iwr*on? I

TWO TIIK I.OWKI.I. WKDNF-SIIAY. NOVH.MI1EK 19. 1911 

LOW X*. "»C\v«».\|>n£5' 

PublUhwl by tha A«*>clat«l Studtftita 

of Lotrall High School 

I'M Uayra Strwt, San Francisco. 

Ollfomft 

U 1L H. S. A. AI«mb«ra Frw 

LOWELL. CUU.EDITION STAFF 

EDITOR.... . IM.; SULLIVAX. L3-106 

Managing Editor. —Mildred Kicfor, 13-214 

Feature Editor «_——George Ross, H3-139 

Sports Editor.__..Stanf:ord. Rosenberg, L4-138 

News Editors. ....Edna Lnjrorio, L4-J31 

Joseph San Felipe, L3-J09 

Circulation Bruce Williams, IH-220 

Reporteis Students of Journalism I Classes 

Football and e CW£ey--A'o Bombs; 

Thai's Our American tjhant 

Thanksgiving Day I'm going to get up 

early. 

There won't be theroarof bombers overhead 

to waken me. 1 know mother, dad, 

and my brother will greet me at breakfast 

—they weren't called out during the iiight 

to fight incendiary bomb fires or aid in 

digging out the wounded buried beneath 

wrecked homes. 

I'll read the newspaper—a newspaper 

that is free to give the truth—a newspaper 

that gives me the information from 

which I form my own opinion on any happening. 

I'll go to a game at Kezar where young 

men will be playing a football game. Over 

the loud speaker a voice will probably say. 

"Fifty thousund spectators here today." I 

connect this number with a voice I heard 

over the radio the other night that announced, 

not 50,000 cheering spectators, 

but 50,000 "killed and wounded" on a war 

front. 

Perhaps my team will win—perhaps 

not. It's all in fun, anyway. Points, not 

lives, decide the victor. 

After the game, I'll go home. We'll 

have a big turkey dinner. There are no 

ration cards. The lights burn brightly— 

there is no blackout. 

This, you zee, is America, and today is 

Thanksgiving. —A Lowell Student. 


"What make* you think 'hv'it a photographer'* 

daughter?" 

"Because her system Is to nit in a dark room 

and await development*." 

—L— 

Uxe Malpnlure Shaving Cream—no brush, no 

lather, iiu nib In, no soap, no box, no nothin'— 

just blood. 

— Is—- 

Little Boy: "Say, mister—let me have six 

of those diaper*." 

Clerk: "Here you arc. sonny. That'll IK? 

ninety cent* for the diapers and two com* for 

the tax." 

Little Boy: "The heck with the tax; my 

mother uses safety pins." 

Sergeant: "Did you nhuve this morning?'* 

Recruit: "Yes. air." 

Sergeant: "Well, tomorrow stand a little 

closer to the razor." —U— 

Houwwjfe (to garbage mnn); "Am I loo 

late for the trarhaice?** 

Garbage Man: "No ma'nm; Jump right in." 

—L— 

Small Boy: "Dad, in Rotterdam n bad word?" 

Dad: "Why no. son. It's the name of a city." 

Small Hoy: "Well, sinter ate nil the candy and 

I hope it'll Rotterdam teeth out." 

—L— 

Orphan: "I don't know who I am. I wan 

left on a dooratep." 

Girl: "Maybe you're a bottle of milk." 

Doctor: "Are you troubled with Improper 

thoughts?" 

Student: "No, I enjoy them." 

When I asked her to wed, "Go to father," she said. 

She knew that I knew that her father was dead. 

She knew that I knew what a life he had led. 

She knew that I knew what she meant when she 

she said. "Go to father." 

—L— 

"Goodness, Georjre, this Isn't our baby. This 

!a the wrong carriage." 

"Shut up. ThU is n better ccrrtajre." 

"My business Is tearing down buildings." 

"Bow's business?" 

"Not so good. Bomber* are doing It for nothintfl" 

j Keep 3HCooing! Br FRANK «C««WI*I' CARDFJXI 

WILL THE ICU/"PfteeoT bC/BTHE Ua'UuT? 


One diminutive newshawk, on a temporary leave nf ab.-ence from his 

job, has acquired a great knowledge of heckling and Low to handle the 

consequence*. Can you taki* it as well as you dish it out, dear Dal? 

Wf wonder why Nancy May doesn't go uut for ninniiger uf the L\ 

S. F. football team? 

Add Coleman chafers: .lean (make-the-boys-aigh) Duff. 

Women are a funny nur: they curl their hair and paint their faces 

—but the oddest oddity yet is Jtickie Bcrkson's

THE I.OWRI.I. WEDNESDAY, NOVF.MIIEIt 19. 1911 THREE 

Lowell Indians- 

Grid Warriors Poly Given Edge By Football Captains 

Experts Pick Jenningi, 

Orsi as Outstanding 

IJr Slanrord Rosenberg 

Sports Editor 

p or 

Who known a football player better 

than a football player? 

U»iitf . th the "Lll ''Lowe'lfstJiff Stff Car." 

I your ttportx editor last week 

I crubied from school to school to gat 

the fact* and figure* or th* forthcoming 

piirakln tilt between th* 

Parrot* and the Indians. 

Few people have met more football 

captain* in an hour than X did. 

flail N*w* 

At Commerce Hftfh. finit Injtitucion 

visited, Am OH AdJtins, Bulldoir 

captain nnd All-City end, was 

the finit object of my inquiry. 

f A poHftible wore? Oh. I'd gay 

Poly 13 and Uwell 7. Dot It all 

depend* on ihe weather and, if It 

rain*. Lowell wj|| have a sood 

ch.inc- to dump Poly." Ad kin a pre- 

1 

dirleu. 

Commerce'* captain chose Paul 

''One in a million" Orsi and the 

. Parrot\s .star halfback, Jennings, 

as outmanding players. 

Mlr-wion Comes Through 

Down-hearted. I left the home of 

th» IlulhlogB, headed for Mission. 

"Lowell orrr poly In a close 7 

1 

to fi content," mombled Ihe near 

chief. 

I felt better. 

; Out to the sticks and rumbling 

Balboa High I traveled. 

1 "The Cardii 7 In 0." wan ihe en. 

, couraging decision of Ihe Ituc team 

head. 

, Bad; into tho "Staff Car" and, 

like a flash, I find myself at tho 

den of the Galileo Lion, quizzing 

i Quarterback Tom Brock. 

LoHrllCrid Star*, right to left, unpvr rn* : IJoob Thompwin, Ira Thompson, Charlie CWti\ Mill Sheridnn. Frank WiEmore. Paul Or»i. lltit-' mulrrM fHVh?•?«!*h'il l£ 

tom rrm: Hlaine Gardner. HOAIV Hill. Hal Hutman. Sieve Dottir. Pat Simmon*. Jack Irvine. —Photo by Bill McDuffie , "LoVell 7 and PolylV* 

Urock'rt choice as t outstanding 

Triple A Crown At Stake f'Aiy Cats 

7 >"il • 1 • /-!• 1 'DOWlinfiT Cm (jVer : c "Cross '"" Country Countr>- Itoicnbere Rosenberg" I 

ln I It g. »vi vtl «"kn ' f } ^1X1*1} ??* ??'^ I:." *"»'»«• «M. ."and Or,i. Ira 

"Sorry, girl* 

(Continued From Page 1, Col. 5) 

Thomi»«i.ii, and End "Uool>" Thomson. 

Poly Line Itig—Powerful 

Th" Parrots are no slouches is 

can be seen by such hard hitting 

lim-m-n us Dk-k IluUgrrn, and 

H | 

B< oni~Ifoom" Ciundersoil, guardsi 

Dirk Flailand. c«Miter: anil Vii-. 

Our "Model T." with I.iilv Luck Victory Chances in Poly "Crucial" 

i some baekseat drivinj:. rnm- 

, - ,- — ..,.,„ w*.*, msy-"" '* il'K* 1 ' •• l t < • '"".A. ..•*•' -'.".1^ -P. ,' — .--.— ^ 

The first Poly Kntne was played • in (hi- last three jcntr.ec alo!ir; »

FOUR 

Lowell's Own Engineering 

Marvel—The Fordabaker 

School Also Boasts ; R- O. T. C. Dance Great 

71 Common Vehicles Success; Best Y< 

Bv Lillian Brown 

TUB 1.O1VKI.I. WEDNESDAY. NOVKMIIEIt 18. 1811 

CSF News 

And Plans 

Ity France* Katane 

whispered AtatC' 

Lowell 1 * R. 0. T. C, boy* made ,nt.fr i,ig dance. The date? She 

-J quick and lively change fromj W(lu|4j nmal thin—It irf Friday, De- 

Ford Mi-runi With Sludebak*r [their customary military pace to |ccml>er I-. 

Sensation In the automobile in-! dance stcpn November 12. when! Tno JJG brainstorm* of Lowell**' 

dustry? No, nothing aa shocking! the nemeatcrly **R O" dance took j chapter of the mate fcManhlp 

ax that. Merely the brainchild of j place, commanding large attend-' society are bunt I ing with excitcone 

Lowell lod who combined fl.aiicc . . . . ment anticipating the ocvanion 

Ford chaMfo with n Studebakcr en-1 The affair was held during the!wnen tno. abandon their books in 

.! r 

Raising Homing Pigeons 

Is Tuke's Unique Hobby 

Itj- Joy WJIion 

, That's the word that bring* joy 

: to the HOUI of Tuke Rickard, low 

j lunlor. Not "men," not "chocolate 

ice cream soda," not tven "whoor 

, —none of those phnines, no dear to 

; thu hcarU of most Lowell nquawf. 

. . . Junt plain pigeons. 

• Main Life Interest 

JEaifting nnd training homlnjy 

- pigconB in Tuke uliobby. The prctj 

ty, soft, gray birds became "her 

, main in wrest In life while nlie was 

j stationed with her army family' at 

• Vancouver. Washington. 

When the young pigeon expert 

cam« to the Prwuilo, a coop wan 

! constructed In the Rickanl'ii back 

• vnnl almost overnight, a family of 

j birds installed, and a new hobby, 

which ha* ntnce nlmon overrun the 

: army heiiduuartt>rx. had ur-ived— 

hut definftelyl 

Pigeon Union? 

Tuke's pigeons are Just like everybody 

Hsc'«—they had to join 

tin- union, too! "o-o-o they're nil 

member* of the'/Tmcncan Racing 

f'igpon Union, which meant each 

Chronicle J'hoto '»' r d wear* a l!ttlr>.band around its 

. .1.- — _ • - li-j- with a number on it. ami hns a 

gine—making his completely onff- eighth period in the auditorium | favor of rug-cutting. Already the 

inul Tordobaker.' 

nnd ncvernl prizes were offered. snfne members of the dance com-; 

Uut the ncvcnty-onc remaining but |r. wan not announced beforo. miltcu limire „,,. ar« ,„ in a w ,,M huddle „ ,,,„ planning „ 

car-owning Lowclfitcft nrcn't quite 

So radical, an revealed by a survey be the awarded. occasion for .Munic what was they supplied, would mlvincr, the great Mr. day with .Moore. the aid Something' of their 

completed tott week. They tike, talon usual, by records. , entirely new nnd, different in the 

order of preference, fuch tried ond| Offfcen* of the It. 0. T. C. com- wny of a theme In-promised, 1 

true cam UK Fnrdu, Quick*, Chevm-j prised the dance committee, j AUo on the CSK.xocinl calendar 

lott. and Plymouth*. ; among them being nuch hiph-rnnk- , iB n ,iinner dunce scheduled for. 1 

Mr. ------ Ford ha» twenty-nine • eiuto-' ' j Ing cadet* fl» l-iVut.-Col. John Gib- J.(,III, 1110 ilay in ' January. - This — . ipila - 

merit at Lo^HI. nmonlf Ihouc being! son. Cnpl. Adj. Moyl Sejei.e, and event wi'ii h? hel.l at the Ciarcmont 

Frank Cardrlll. Cni_ Frank Clanroe, HIM ' Major Steve Rohiie. Hotel in Berkeley, - . - 

Oiiuna. Bill Marnhall. Jim 1 

Harvey lingers. Hill Sales. Frank; 

—Heat I'oly— 

Novi-mlfc'r Yi. found m»nv n 

CSFVr at firorgi- Washington High 

"-' -' «»"•«.. •if.!'>i.;5Si Art Posters Help attending tht* city-widc convention. 

K 

"TIS £V>- .,r ,„„« fiiwer-tiend. Create Publicityy 

i* Burnett Shet'han, iinntd nwnernf 

o Durant-fi *ed»n, vintage '2C, the; Have iho.«f drawingi* on tlip huloMcut 

car owned bv any ittuticnt. | U'tii Imaul »ippof- 

Amid the -oft light* of Voneto J^n'mem «f "h.- 'ittidi-n" body! 

r»—iturant .Monday evcninir. Nnlm* sinn* last 

MiiniTi-r. Whik- this mr.'s is 

l"-itiL' ."traiirhti'iK-d cut a Inud 

t-rasb is hrard in mw t-nrncr 

tit tliwe]I idaced second I'li-r-nn. and Tuke. 

in d.hatiiiL'. first in cxti'mpnra- Wanta buy a pigeon? 

neous speaking, and first nnd sec- —Heal poly 

oiid ir. "pnigM'-siim" at this tournam-m 

and C'oaeh Urbccr ex- Attorney Stresses 

Iir.->s.-r-'d in at I^>wi>ll last N'ovt-tn- '" -Ori. 

p|a__ i !.„ r>|, r f - -'-I'-k"' Ki-ntfn-lil. Ilul> KJrtv 

I'icturos which have rlrcnily lieen "•"' Hnrlmra U-onarJ, 

«• . > • . ^ . Allan. ••!.«. ..!>>* n v.k «l 

rfl i" •• for th*' P.-T. A.'s Fathers' Mr. Alger gnicinusly coit>(>ntfd 

riannea oy UlUO; Siehi iinigrnm to deliver his inter- t" iday a *'«1» for yntir rvporter 

better acmiainted with ' V.* 1 . 1 .' 111 ' ta J k tll .» "*""! C V* W \- Mr -'''!"'' lll *.. tn

RED AND WHITE 

OUT JANUARY 22 LJOWEJLL 

FRANCISCO'5 OLDEST HIGH SCHOOL NEWS RAP! 

XMAS VARIETIES 

DECEMBER 2, 4, S 

Volume 79, Xo. 5 Sun Francisco, Tutiday. December 2. 1041 Founded January. IMS 

Show 

Down 

Fall Journal 

Will Feature 

Indian Wins 

Christmas Varieties Feature Laughs, 

Glamor Galore on Nights of Dec. 2,4,5 

"Lowell's great victory over 

«* w "' J" 1 BY Editor Mary Fletcher 

»l*«acularly pre- 

They'll hand it UP somewhere?—i Jim Livingstone as he paused rao- 

And some day. if a student Ig- tnc football photos on tho "dumnores 

his books long enough toj , ., . .. M „ ., 

look that way In passing, hell no-' mle " un ln ilr ' Mctonla room, 

tier that the newest Inscription: 

Mys:"LOWEI.L-!9*I." 

! 

Just two wo.-.!-, tell the story.; . , - .. H _.L._ . 

Xo Tienticn of long hours of prac-| m u " lC oiner J° u 

Lowellites Help Santa Claus, 

Uncle Sam During Xmas Rush 

you try to pected record-breaking moll this 

"The journal, maktni; Us fall '41 

I* 

tic? xerimmege nnd coaching, of,of the past,' reiterated Jim. 

pep rallies, dances, and car pa-' 

1 cards s secret, someone from Low*; 

ell is going to find out about them. 

Bonnie McPherson And Anita, 

Ames will know what everybody's 

"" °" •>•"»""•>• 22. will be ren- 

: 

Vaudeville Replaces 

Regular Term Play 

Santa Claus will be here next 

week! 

He will make three personal ap- 

year. ar. 

pearances, December 2, 4, and 5. 

If you'ic In the mood to buyIn 

conjunction with the Christina* 

toy*,, a Lowell student, Carole 

Claiboroe, will help select them at 

Varieties. 

the White House. Jean Duff and In addition to Snlnt N'ick, there 

gvtting from San Francisco's big* Phylis* Carrol will bo at Carlisle's, 

ires irest deportment store because 

will be novelty skits, dance spe- 

Frank Grannn at the Emporium, 

• wrapping packagv* nt the 

the; 

Jane Sachs at I. Magnin'n, Ears* cialties, orchestral selections, and 

... _ • fi_> •_ i — j~ii 

I Emporium. Joan Brown is doing jam* Kondrick* at the White House, I a gala array of pretty Lowell girls, 

the sports section; tho same at Llebes*. and Gloria Hocrtkorn nt Davis j 

iy football section! At exclusive Ransohoffs, N'ata-J Schohnwasscr's. j .Mystery, t-un. Etc 

many action shots. Informal | !'«„ ? o '* nb .r r ir'_?rA *?*!•.. ^'IK.?! - Slock Workers The playlets include a weird 

n t\llh Riimr* rnloi-nivitr#> mtvtn' •'»«n.-vnii V.IIHI-IK. HUM un»m «nu i> (»v- nope) give J'— .. ,-- 

...Roar ""•• "° roti>Er:uure «yle,SnarI, .ln. „„,,,. „ fcw of ,hc „,„„>•„.« ,-hnnKe or (we nlso honci will (Inns. 

Sh.inmnr the bottlenecks that • niclures this edition of the. Jtri j UWrllitc welt worth looking 

forward to and a big senior 

went. 

The committee includes: 

Anita Aincn. Betty Giles. 

Blnini" Gardner, Bonnie Me* 

Pherson, Joan Denis*. Vaxken 

Tnshinn. Jim Livingstone, 

Bill Christ in n.«on, nnd 

Marge Tomlinsuti. 

**> composed of low and 

n 

'?n leniors, entertained them 

and folk dancing at the 

Kmi-anmul g«t>togethcr under 

«e dlicction of Motile Shepherd. 

Block. L president, and Virginia 

Carpenter. 

al1 The theme or tnc C. a. r. nance' »oot ' twonty-eight -JX* Lowell sfjdenU 

ASrmany brush-3ffs. Prd-| .The The coming State TTournament 

ti 

dent Vera K«fcis finally consented , h " d * btl< * 1 """?'' 

to divulge this priceless informa* •£" •«

TWO TUB LOWELU TUESDAY. DBCBMHEIl 2. 1911 

Published br th« Auoc!»t«d Stuilentii 

of fcow»|l High School 

IWO HajrnStrwt, S*n Frmnclico, 

California 

U IL H. 8, A. Mrmtwr* Pna 

L STAFF 

EDITOR .......MARY FI.ETCHEK 

Managing Editor. .. — Joan Simon 

Feature Editor.. ~~—Bert Burns 

Sport* Editor. — . -Bud Silverman 

NEWS EDITORS 

** °' Itlcliiinl jifim 

REPORTERS 

Ilob lluwf 

Jack Fnl-r 

Ilitrbora n 

Hrten Jttinruin 

llotH-rtii itathcw 

M.I McArthur 

Krank Horn.MI 

Hall 1'ic 

Itli 

Mr. J- U\ Patt*r».in 

Comeback of Lowells Football 

Team is Characteristic of Life 

In winning 1 the A. A. A. championship 

Thursday. n« well us downing' our traditional 

foe. Poly, Lowell'* football team 

taught us a lesson in lift* we should not 

forget. 

Look back a year. It was the name 

Lowell team, un victorious in its previous 

same*, pitted against an undefeated Parrot 

.squad. No hope was given for that 

Indian eleven. They would break under 

the pressure and .strain of the game. But 

history tells a different story. True, they 

lost the game, but only in the last minute 

of play. Those boys fought their hearts 

out in that game. Even when the gigantic 

Poly machine threatened to explode any 

minute, no signs of disliearteiiment found 

its way into their spirit. Yes. that fighting 

spirit, not the defeat, still stands in 

the minds of all. 

This year, that team stepped on the 

gridiron with that same spirit. But this 

year, in contrast to last's, found them 

sweeping all opposition aside. Victory 

was their'*. 

Life, as we will find out, will be like 

that football team. There will be times 

when it seems as if the whole world is 

against us. Everything goes wrong. But 

when crises as these arise, don't dispnir! 

There is no problem so great that w« can't 

conquer if we fight back. Remember this 

Ml football team. They proved it. 

Shipyards Act As Backbone 

Of National Defense Program 

By Bert Burns 

The ship-ynrds! 

Hack bone of the national defense. With skeletons 

of soon-to-be destroyers, with men climbine 

on the framework like fifes on sweets. 

Teem in c with no inc. yet there is order. These 

ere the yards wheru our two-ocean navy In soon 

to be realize!. On the prow of a slim, fleck destroyer, 

the wind-tauten. sun-tannft*citlitl Jant't 

Kkti. luw .- lt>mlinir 

tlirui-. 

Jrim-t Rico, the uiriiifr. an alumnus 

of .Mjirina Junior Iliuh, is a 

mi'mK-r of the Shield and L, work* 

in .Miss Ihirison'.i offiiv. and was 

vici'-i 1 resident of hfr It»w-." finis. 

Jane Btjiir. the ranin.-r-u|), cntnt* 

to LoWflt from Atitu.t Junior High. 

and is vice-prcxy yf th« student 

botiy. l)f.tidt'!t 1KMHi: on the Shiuld 

and niix-k L, and workinir in the 

office. 

Barbara Ix'oriard. like the winner, 

ratni* from Marina, rs vice* 

iiresldent of this term's low juniur 

clahs. and iilso wurks 'n the office. 

Following is the first te;im: 

Quarterback and captain. "Sandy" 

Johnston. 

Left It til f, Janet Rico. 

liiifht half, .lane Illnir. 

Fullback, Barbara Ix'onard. 

ICtirht t'n.l. Shirley Uurke. 

Kitrht Tnrklf, IM«n Homnc 

Kinht cuard, Betty Hunsen. 

Center. Manr2 HiVrs. 

I A-ft Kuurd, Mart;? Itauok. 

iA-ft iavklc. Willamay Wi-isinj-. 

(A*ft erul, Joan D?nntss 

Stuff and 

Things 

Mr. Bas.«: "A fool enn nsk more 

iiuef.tionit tJmn a wise man can answer." 

Pat Simmons: "That*"* whv we 

all flunki.l!" 

—\s— 

In nfjRifiitd controversial. 

My 'M'n-uption I'K e Krb Kirls*. Je;tn and Kuth— 

aren't they dariinjf?'* 

I'"irii.!ly one ri*tnctnbt*red the tcame and said. 

"fi\v. why i-an't they make a tuuehdown? I'm 

i-Ttain they could if thev would oilv put in that 

McDoucaM bov or that Ken McKU-nnan, bct.*au*e 

they look so nice in their uniforms, don't you 

iiirnk so?" . . . "You know Warren Simmons, 

don't >' many pretty cirls at Lowell." 

1'hey'p; not to be equaled any place. 

Conrii' Clafkides trettfne up his couratre W 

ask Sophie Evanirelnu to a trritliron party. Jane 

KMi''on tHH*n for rolk-ce boys—Cal. men in particulnr. 

Ex-(jra«l Tom .Mnuer has tak

THE LOWELL. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1911 THREE 

First Period Blocked Kick Almost Turns Into An Indian Score 

Oppirlunity knock* like! This Mocked kick xrt Up Ihr necond four 

down* in*iuV the Poly 5 yard nlripo, in which lht> Cardinals couldn't 

ovrr a score. —Chronicle Photo. 

Parrots Hand Back Title As 

Cards Win 14th Big Game 7-0 

TV Airshots Lick j 

Champs in Fourth' 

Kezar Stadium's large.it crowd , 

of the M-a.ôJi. approximately 37,-; 

DW, witnessed one of the biggest, 

"little big games" ever to be 

started at the local stamping : 

grounds when the Indlnns plucked 

the mighty Poly Parrot, 7-0, to 

cinch th« much-coveted city title. 

In their annual Turkey Day grid-' 

iron classic. • 

The lone tally of the contest occurred 

midway in the 4th "•»'> 

lar climb was the taking back of | 

K ' 

;ihe title which they lost u Polyi L»*ell was one team that 

in IMU by dumping then. 7-0. de-, *"*"' '. no PWiostlcMon. At 

cidingthe championship by half »j the "P?" 1 "'-' ° r .""„ '"*"> thc J 

game, were the league s dark horse." 

This battle ended Poly's twenty-1 When they were favored ov»r tho 

game win-strcalc, gave revenge to j Commerce eleven, they lost. When 

the Card* for last year's 2tt-seeond ; they played underdog to Oalboa 

i Hi. nin.. it,.. •n«L..tb..ll

FOUI: Tin: I.OWBI.I. HKSIIAY. III:I KMIIKII s. mil 

Champs In Action! 

Shrtwn wn tm-i.-hini: fhrfiiigh I hhi* 

'imm'imM''" I'otv lint* i- i'aul *)r*i, »hn ^fauxi* i»f hirnn«i*h'nl 

si'ns,it.oniil l «*i>rk nl l«*fl hnlfltark in (he (^)Mrll chaaip ; "n-hrp team. 

*a* unanintnunlv ,\|I-t*i(> rliuiri* *Ihi> vtar- thr liifiKi*>t s ain l.o'^vll fnn|ierity. ami f I.,,wel| domiiiatini; prep ,-ports history. 

I!'-ll : l.owi-ll '.eats Poly, wins all-iity fnoti.all championship: Lowell 

"Ifiuil" el.-ven trounec. Poly: Lowell simvr team ties Poly, winds up 

iinii,iiK^tlif top three teams in the league: Lowell ia> l.asketl.all team 

ln-ats Poly, wins city i-hanirionshi[i: Louvll l.asketeers in the 11(1 IM.IIIIJ 

division Leal Poly, take M-eouil place i.-i te:i-school league. 

l!'-'l t A p-eat s|i...-:.- year for ll',- Haye.s >treet Indian—a sad ami 

liiitei-oi..- !'••!• the Parrot. 

j'ANr. 

•V..;:,.

Lowellites in National Defense. Boys Join Forces, Girls Knit 

Few '.uwellHeN will ever fnrC-M down l«i recular dutiv* but not n-gv j become a FirM Aid Slnlion. 

filrlr* In DrfenAc Ship, Ida Frfedburr, and Dorecn 

that day. DecemlHT 7 i* a red let- uUr thoughts ltoyM "Pitch In** 

The xirt* did Ihrir part, loo. At 

ter day In United Stale* hiniory Once iiRitin the clatter of nolneit j :*l(emember IWI Harbor" 

Tonken. Thew airU «re «. wilting 

•he American Women* Volunteer 

dul the folltrwine day wlU mil IH- from l-owrtt'-i hulU could he heard, rxlirred more than a few hear It* te Srrvice. of frrinti I heir •.wicr*, 

their It. A. K. blue uniform*. 

for cot Ir n Iti thr Indian drfender-* but now lhene fo'imla tteemrd In!action. Hill Houston received courl wvre Jrnrl Kifo. M-c^rrl Shep- Ked Crntm llelpeni 

her*-. 

Mump unl, "We did it hrforr nnd | permi*rion tu join the Navy. ard, Ida Frledhur--. .Mary Fletcher, Itaritara Ilenn and Mary Fla» 

There KKK little work heinic we'll do It neafn!" j Dal .Mihone became a mechanic Nancy lifter. Therr*e nnd ItiMwlie- worked at the lied Crona during 

done, everyone wan talking in IdUer on plan* for orcnni/allnn ,in the Naval Air Corp*; Tom Ta- :ZiccltT, Diane Kolh. Joan L«vy, vacation. Lorce Welcon and Mar* 

hurnrd voice*. "We're Kiiin*-; In in aid our "dnii-R fl ncain" were I makar, n member, of ..the Stale 'Jnnne Film and other*. A future fftirtl Haynrn are ft I 111 there and 

hear ill" I'reKidrnt *penk at 9:30." laid. Guard, ind Itoherl (.'onion llnley 'ambulance driver wan Jean Klinr- too numerou* to mention are the 

"GonK ttilrty-two are nlMenl in Studvnt* immedialvly j*oi in the look the Army. Other* en I in ted he- er. who \n tak'njf em-reft now. Lowell jjirN rolling bandajcr*. 

my rce.** *i)W you hrai that we'rt* "KriMivr** for victory. 

thai memorabfe Decrmbt'r 7 At thr present thr member* of At Iîwell, many arc knilllnr for 

colnc lo have a blackout tonight* Defenne acltrUir-4 b+jfun tu form. 

lame group joined in the Motor Corp* carrying mc-ma-cm the Ked CroM. Hetty Water boaxt-i 

After the Hn*l fe-r da)*' reali- Itrd Crotm cnumc* were organized civUian defrnne and really "pitched lo and ftom newrtpaper office* and thr record of (hr« *wra(cr*i comzation 

uf war. everyone calmed here. Kven the IC 0. T. C. armory In.* 

hroadrt*unj -dationn include ~" 

SENIOR DAY 

PLANS 

TENTATIVK 

LOWELL 


228 SENIORS 

TO 

CIIADUATB 

Volume "!'. N". undent state cr, seek luiii 

..f hyst.-ria »••••• the priniiirv -.'!•••" |r sur >'' . 

tn«ri* lii^t rnil.iy wliK-h ^nttrlnl • 

ilnwn to ;i niaxiiiinin of in 

. will 

l:i 

Of 

l..,.lyih.- 

? 

i-i-iif.- an tu tin- ii'tit-r i.i]\': 

.Inin- Siitti'ii. Hiii.'l'! nii'inhcr ;unl 

1*. and W. fin.itu i.il ni:i:i;iL'''r, ;nid 

'*""• "'"•«•" |»,ri* Th..ir.)i.inj. lit.rar.v --.iit.ir. 

In .n.ll.w iani,- •nit i.n t»|i 

ln.-fi.n- 

;itl. ,.,i,,;it).,t«- f,.r i:.-,t and Wlut.vm-|!iv--iileiilial 

tilt. .latn'l ,-,ij[i.r. 

\h» ryi-* of huiKln-ils 'if i-rntiil pji- lti" 

._ ._ ..ilver iihittiT—Imt it w 

'.•;; ii..i.i- 

iu«t what vuii i*.\in-ft''t|. 

' h.ih 

1 «an: ! 'itammjir Srht-t 

i'ur"iiiit"h°!i—/|V''li'i'l «»f'f. 'iVi'it ' :l "' ""'"'" "' "'" :i " " :lv '" 

»•- think you mi -lamialy J^ 1 . 

COOP I.UCK. (iU.MH.'ATKS UK p;,., ,iN l.k. l.mv, ami kn' 

JANUARY. l!l«: , , 

V.,ic.-» Will T-ll 

IV1 All dp'-i-fd U|i in it l>i\vt> .fulinfcu:.i 

niviT, :;u.i i-.idy l>> adurn (he • 

,;'•;.;U •>!' (..nv.-H -nuli-nt- is the fall | 

Ml ••.|iti->n ofh- I.V.latKl Whit.-. 

.lat.nary L'1 i.- th. and ami f ri;:- • -Z .- 

By-word for friend ami .it PI tiger .• 

___ more pi,-lL- ?. than rv.r JK-fot- fi'ii* lire 

S&'£-?*'iJH 

will be "îitn my journal." T«> hack to thf days of th.- "ihnv ]rtll ., j-,.;v ,,f th.- MIL in store 

Kditqr Jim Uvinirston the ni'i.'t It's." 

for ihf linky Imyers. 

ftpokch Wiird that day will )> day for 

Stftiforr*. prevailed upon hy Hi. all thu îmluntc.-. 

Boys Glee Dropped 

Pr«ty Tom Tully will AtU\ h«w Tomiiiitf the ali imiiortaiit vwnt 

ti«-« and rufflc« to their usual - trrai.'iiiiiioii, tne Senior I'rom Next term will find two in.-w >ulixuirrl 

(Li'vi jean* and dirty 

S=) ^ J ?|KrT«S5 ir «Th: .vi.« i*** Place K-.ruary :: in t,,- ^ « ; ^ &£»**»-«*' 

^W&VlW^Krr FT T ? T T 'Txv U( i1 "' ll ^^"Ur£TAV wil 

.W.tridifi^.il/ "" lt ''' WIth Uarri "" I!lI| K l< »- or - If m-ttially a term of V^nrunu- 

,..1^ ^,, .- ,,.. '-liMtra. ! .-.horth.ind. Thi.- will EH.- foIIovv.-.-J 

in tnakini: the j" the fall hy an advanced emiix- 

I" ilnir I' ttv : *" l ^'* *' JI1111 Animation will viirv the usually . .,,,,,, 

€Jull tone use,! l>v .h.- chemi.stry /^r^ ' •'Uitjtvl, all.) will eotl* 

r, in"} ljlu|l, .(> ., two.|,.rm ûdjVct. 

'-. hiinnie .Me-, The oth.-r n.w Mil-j'ct will I- a 

u "K Ws 

tfa.'h«r In cla^^cy. He. ". 

•oraUv and without crwHt ilo nil 

Jh* little taskn that ket-n thinj:« 

"fjtini: 

Where it In not dm?: 

l 

^ "> those miid«nt.i who rpfufctl to' 

is*' .T !t wcre ft rcni » ir ">M 

* mi mmi «l« not flnil youiyvlf a* im- 

* to notnhti and machlne-i-un 

'* an vnu aiwumwl ymtmrlvrs' 

\V«dnc*lay. ; 

niy laKt column nnd y*."«*' 

« Lowell. That'n 30. 

WHS th.- Utrrfimt in 

a: Lowell? 

At I'our 11. in.. Inst w.-ek. 

Mr. rhurio WaMi. lw\\ 

t. jn-lier wh't lives mi .MtiM.njc 

ami Hayes, iK-cpd »iut nf hi:= 

i^l ti.vuij; to t;i'l itit illm 

f< r a ](«-m T hN 

ealleit the nolicc. 

Thiee radio prowl earn arrived 

nt ill.- r of ncttnn. 

The I>OIH-'- wiiitt-d: «a*v i« 

man, wcarintr overall-* nnd n 

cup. appear at A thinl ytory 

window; heard him shout. 

"Here it *-ome.«." Uown va'iie 

th«* 'Stolen 1-nfnl-"—;i sack 

of irarlijii**' 

228 to Receive Diplomas 

At the Opera House, Feb. 3 

KIM TI I.I.Y 

III IV.•>• Itkhard llant 

ftru'liialioti is nwiftly npprnnehin^. 

In an almost unl>di(>vr;ihly 

••hitrt thin-. : t will 1M-*j [i. m., Fni»rji will I).* 

~-— writini: the final rhapli-r in tli-ir 

-fli.Hil careers, n* th««v march 

n ;hi i iiislex of the War .Memorial 

opfrii ll.,u-e. tf b'.| ;i fond 

far.-wt-ll to Iyjwpll. 

At thi>. 1^.well's V2:>lh coinir.iiitm.-nt 

,-\.-n-i-.'s. 11^ firN and 

ll'l ln.y.-i wilt j»-e 

iiaii, nnd Charl«> Cohen, a well- 

,r |;p"H-n dehuter and orator, will pre- 

•\ sciii the valedictory. A r'eadlnj: 

" j will IK; civt-n by'Jnnn DcnniM. 

^ ^ , . i 

j .Miîcul ncW'tinnn, furni.shed by 

;: the (JitlV ttlee Cluh. under the di- 

1 

• rectiun nijvr- ny Mulnttc. The 

' ovprtur** to "Phi'drc" l»y Mx-*sonct 

i ;•. . • will IH- |)I:i>-ed hy iho IjnWÛ orvhi-«i- 

•* •*;.'•'•*'•j---; ; tra. dirert^d hy .Mr. .Mmlison Dov- 

Diploma* Conferred 

Mr. Stephcn?i, nrtncj-ial. will confer 

the dfplomiiK, ns.siMeiJ \,\- the 

; Ffttior registry teachers. Mr^, Oli- 

... .-. ..... • . - j l i r jjj.Mi,.. ( apiiiiii.-* .-••lent** i_nni|i-, • 

I lmy> K|IT. lt..yn in- (l(.i| ;ih(i Kyi-, iin.l l.ieiitH. IViieeli-./i-iiiimi.ni Hotel. 

tir.st.-d in MI:.:IIIC will tu- nrt'.-il t.i i,.r_ (;R(v. CnIi-. :111c! S-U-l. A test —• 

join :\n- A Cai»-lla Cliuir. winch is vvj[j |^. ;;v,.n t,, determine the nro- T . „ _ . _ . 

fa-t («.,..mil:-- an-ni-.r .lUtMandii^- .....u,,,,^ Lowells Sale* Students 

.'-..tjic .1* I>iw 

knr.w that l^.ucll hao .Ian. 1— V. (". ••ntraniv Kra*l*t " | i'|,rUtimw lioHdiiy nwh. 

.nkrTi, the L

TWO THE LOWELL. MONDAY. JANUARY 16. If-la 

JB1.RV -COCKY" COLESIAN 

Capuln Viraltjr Forwird 

| Elmer's Tune 

Why arc the stars (Charlc* Blnkc 

and Marion Cocks) ; 

Always winkin' (Marge Totnlin- j 

son) j 

And bltnkin' (Lorraine Christ)! 

above? 

What makes a fellow d. with difficulty. 

to catch a few important fact* 

about hi< lift-'. Koine of which rnuat 

necessarily be omitted. He graduate! 

from Oakland High School. 

Before this, he attcnndei! Weed 

High, whore he wa* Htud>Mii body 

president. ^tiiiifoni University 

ami journalism were tltt> m-xt steps 

in his education. After receiving 

bis dipldiuii. he found fmpluymtiu 

:uiKt> that r»-fiv.-lu->. 

Hi'iiurt cai't.i—I^Mik l'r tin- liig 

red letters. 

Algi'l.ra cias.—1M walk ;i miK*. 

llttim-wiirk—Wlii-ii it miiw it 

IMjur.-*. 

Vacations—Here t.id:iv ;>inl notw 

lomnrrow. 

Ynur fdueatiitii—It m-vt'r It-Is yuii 

down. 

Kveryone'.-' asli't'p — Opportunity 

kmV'k?. 

Fc'.ter. 

The library—Silviu-e ia golden. 

—I,— 

(,'oioncr: "What were \mir hiu** 

lijind'.i lant word*, madam?" 

Widow: "Hy thetit 'ast 

week." 

The waiter leaned confidingly 

across the table. 

"In that really so. sir?" he said 

blandly, "then I've won my bet 

with the oook." 

Unntcded "Glamour" Added to 

School During Xas Varieties 

Inside, the lights burned brightly, and the 

student performers excitedly changed rostumes 

and make-up to continue Lowell's annual Christmas 

\aneties. Parents, visitors, and students 

vine proud of Lowell, ami what Uwell cculd do. 

But during an Intermhulon a few llleged. 

voung men of Lowell thought that they rould 

help, in their childish way, to glamorize Lowell, 

bach boldly pulled a cigarette from his pocket, lit 

it. and stood in *.he corridor glaring back at the 

parents who knew smoking was against the law 

in schools, and at the others who knew that tbe*e 

ft*w students just didn't know any better. 

You probably don't know their names because 

they re not the type that are well known. They 

:iren t on the baseball team, they aren't student 

body officers, they haven't won a cup tar debating 

or a medal fur track, basketball, or football. 

They just drift alone with the students who make 

iij> the truer side of Lowell. 

This won't happen agnin soon, because the 

honor and preatip... 1 , the true moaning of Lowell 

Ilik'h cannot help but seep into the hearts of the?e 

few. If not, let it Iw known—Lowell is real and 

true—we can gf l^ttvel) Hictj School 

)

FOUR TUB LOWELL .MONDAY. JANUARY 19 1912 

Track Team Finishes Fall 

Training; Outlook Good 

Newcomers Sparkle 

In Fall Workouts 

With their i-ye* set on thi» A. A. 

A. championship, thu L»wcll track 

team completeil its fall training., 

and prepared to embark on the. 

regular sprinc activities. j 

Fall track linn proved very benc- j 

ftcial. Ueinde* conditioning tin?! 

runners, it made known heretofore i 

hidden talent* of the newcomers, j 

It also cave the t;im a spirit iff 

working together ait team mates. | 

not .is individual*. This wns j 

shown in '.he six-1 day rat-ex and in 

the Stanford erons-country mwi. 

Indian* Strong 

Tlu- Indians up-war t Herman.sen, and 

"Lightning" Lee KII:,». 

'".Sheepy" Shepanl, who tool: 

second place in the (10 last year, 

will return as will Miirl lto;uli and 

"Puppy" Kvans Utr the (.darter 

mile. 

The 880 find.* 1 Ca*,tain Phil Arnot. 

bob Ilusfc. ami Harrison curryinir 

the red and white in what 

should !«• I»well'* strongen event. 

I-irry O'Dnnnel. \V*inkk*r, and Ron* 

ney comprine the mil i *rj». 

Three of last year's finalist.*, Kd 

Rogers. Bob Sim*, and John liar* 

(•rave, arc p.-turnitu: hurdler*. 

Hacking thti* trio up art* Sheppard. 

Lowe, and "Di'ntory** Nus^haum. 

HONOR ROLL 

A Rebound 

Scores for 30's 

Crew Will Qp On Despite 

War; Big Boys Look Good 

Oarsmen Rely On 

Vets For Honors 

Despite the war, subnet*, mines, 

and other HIK-II obstacles staring 

them In thti face, it's full f^wed 

ahvatl fcr the Lowell crew and 

their able conch, Stan Lishty. 

j When April roll* around, and tho 

j turbulent San Francisco Bay calms 

to n smooth pattern, «ultable to 

the Lowell crew nml junior sailors 

ttmonit five other city crvwa. 

The victor>' tstiirvcd varsity seamen 

confidently look forward to a 

sucrefuful season this year. Tho 

llrt of returning veterans is very 

impressive. At the starboard, Lea 

Tt'torson, Ituh Ancleinon, Jack Ha> 

bermcyiT, Connie Gl.-.fkides, Itema 

Cuniuertf, Henry Morris, Ronald 

Sockalnv, and Jack MacOounal return 

to I)o!i!"r the strung side. 

On tho i*»rt side arc Tom Strcl, 

Ken Hnli, Harry Itahbiann, Jtichnrd 

Lee, George Kritaky. - I l^'Wi-ll's tennis team, led by its | ruary. .. .... _. 

v-t.T-ii I 

.tilth ,i,., , [I,- fl 

in 

. a->:i>ifil by Molly ^h 

the tr:ii|.'lit year. Up fnun tlu> 

IHirhi-r ;ivv;inl- will I i«i. light uvight *ii|iia«i art- Iiavi- Wilam! 

new offii'rrs and manimrt-s ii;il 

will 1H> aitfioiitia'd at tlir Ira. .Mr. 

Stephen4 will urescm llu* ptns; 

Mi->* Flvnti. tlit* stars; Molly JMH-Pjinl. 

thV IiWk-; and Mr. Itty 

1 it Vd i !m led by veteran* Dud 

Silvcrmun, Aizivn llawuro, John 

ti, und Kuni Yumanaka 

| i';u-e u hri^lit season. The thirties 

were undefeated lant year, and 

tin- • an. i-hootini; n* that coal once 

again. 

Su, whet! the boats roll into tho 

bay, .Uarttnff practice comes Fcbwheii 

the starter's 

' *"'*pH'i'*i Ueorge Cliich'Mler, I bark.-* in April, the Indian crew 

. . .. , „, iniid u hti*t of returning wtcran-*; will be .ib'e to »:t staunchly in its 

in its l.altk- is nnn- again favorite to take the shell und fight It out stroke for 

city tit.lt> from any chulleniter. i Htrcke with any opponent, be it 

Returning IteturniriL stnn «tnr* are Lester U'.i'.er TrireJ Tn'reJ Missicn, Missicn. Galleo, Oalileo. llaôa, SSucrnl u l 

Wnrrt'tt Iteale, GKOTRO LiebesJ Heart, or defendink' champ St. IIff- 

W 

> aiigau, b Iophomore Ken^.tlion, Morrin The U»ys in the crew don't rc- 

• from tl"- ilii;ht- 

Sn'kolov. ('ruwlev, a new star," ci'ivr. the attention that the buys 

I already is in sixth place, threat-: on th the ffootball, t , bbasketball, a t a , or ttruck k 

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her It-ail, five points behind, 

were eight students. 

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:

THE LOWELL. MONDAY. JANUARY 18. 1P-I2 

Ambitions • College is Their Goal 

•n officer In the Marine Corps,, '"'"". Mnnte Tomlimon. \utlha 

and even Lowell clrls want to help | Mckln. Deny Nelson, and Jlolly 

Uncle Sam—Emmy Lou Krlckson Shi-nanl, while Bonnie McPhemsn 

nt Income a nurnc in Ite I wiH not lie satisfied with anything 

dent Ira Tliomp«on nnd Allen Coop-1 future imnte secretaries ore 

cr, who Intend to Iwome Naval of- * Jranetle Hanill, Harriet Bown, and 

fleet*, while Bruce Williams hopes | Loi, |Iotvcndahl. Elsie Laudry 

Perfect High 

Senior Boy 

aiRh fchool Kratw.tci always producer, whito Warren Nagata in- Matle Jean Gould want, p 

have Mffh ambitions and this tends to tie a veterinarian. ' •I'ice Ice muitieal muitia comedies medies while Gerald ^n0 ^ vour j,jcn of a perfect According to a recent poll con- 

v 

year's dan has more than Its To cîln success in the field of Cohn would like to play In a sym-1 senior girl? ? 

ducted by The Lowell, the perfect 

•hart. Their Ideas cover practi- medicine is the umbitioti of many! Phony orchestra. Wllnui Burn; The senior boys voted lit it the te an a senior boy should have the ail* 

cally everything—from becoming a of the class of January. 1942. As- hopes to become a child specialist, 

nual poll taken by by The Lowell tha that nround ability of our tttudent k.',d* 

iihe must have the all around abili- 

member of Uncle Sam's armed pirinc doctors arc Dick Samuels, \ »nd Robert Poon wants to become ty of blond ntudent body vice-presi- prcxy and all-city man, Ira 

forces to being a museum curator Rick Cupples. Sam Chan, and Luis an auto mechanic. 

dent, Jane Blair, anil the person- Thompson. Tom Tully, better 

o auto mechanic to veterinar- Zabala. Barbara Thompson. Ma- Garry Wcinhold, Mary Emerson, ality of little 

- 

Mai 

"—'- Tomlinson, Tomlinson known k an the th "La "L Contra Cn King," Ki" U 

ian. 

gako Kawagnchi. and Mitzc Russ 

" the jfirf'K favorite as to dtuidng 

and Bill Rojas nspirc to be Illus- 

With present world conditions In j hope to become nurses. Emilcc 

^ t _ I technique. 

trators. 

to beminds, 

the ambition of a great i Broullct wants to be a surgeon, 

senio"r"ciass. Betty Giles, has the Th »ItfcperB» of Gary 

como a certified public account dancln" ability for the perfect Rirt'- •• »'...... *.. 

many high seniors Is to net Into j and Margaret Lclbaeh intends to nt. 

samo branch of the military ser- be a medical librarian. 

Prohnbly the highest ambition of 

vice. Future army officers are' More or. the domestic side arc 

Judge McUURhlin and Henry MIcl- j Jane Blair. Mary Alice Scott, ami 

ke. Jack Truby wants to i^-ad* I Jean Hudgklnsoit. who nil have the 

uate from West Point as a Second' same ambition—to "get a man." 

tion IK to »* be able to du nothing. [ the winnah! A happy countenance J **£" fiarry C iJ5Jk*ni e 

L i i nWl pearly wh.tc teethgave h g h ^ 

Army pilots. Bob Fye will bo nat- retary. Garet Markarian hopes to and Eleanor Mensch hopes to be- chosen iind we can only *uy we're thought to have the best tar. 

isfied with nothing less than a enter the field of Journalism. ' tome a famous tire's desiRner, I ."orrv that more of you couldn't Congratulations, boys! 

Second Ucutcmnt's ratine in the Some with ambitions more on while Ruth Be Lnno want. .Imply I 

Armv Air Coriw. 

the practical aide nrc Marlon 

Five fellows—Hal Holman, Jim 

'Cocks, Bill ChriH'.ian^'n, and 

Livingston. P«ul Sclehau, Don 

' James Lafitte. whose urcatcnt 

Snarrowe. anil Warren Swannon— 

hoiH-.i are to graduate from Lowell, 

all want to help win the war. 

while the umiritinn of Jean Vemon 

Some who have rather unusual 

and Guge St-heuvr is to P.ifs the 

ambitions arc Harry A'lams who 

KnglUh "A" te« at California. 

wants to become n museum cura- 

Charles Coheit*« ijrrntest ambition 

tor, and Ben Gollobcr who hepes 

nt present is to be able t present 

some day to t*e a moving picture 

a good valedictory. 

h " vi> """''••"•., , Athletic .......-...-•- ability: Howie Hill. 

Kyes: Gary Weinho.d. 

to ride in an airplane. I ^SST'tiA*. I Hair: Harry Hook. 

Boris Mpranoff Moranoff has hopes hopes oo. 

be- | Hair: l/irniine Christ. ; Smile: 111 nine Gardner. 

enmintr n law.vcr. and Hence Cohn Style; Boni.ie McPherson. J Dancing: Tom Tul'y. 

want* to becotm: a laboraturj* tech- I'iimre: Nadlnc Lapkin. ! Personality: Stu McPhcrson. 

il I j Smlie: Joan Dcnniss, : Style: Kick Cupples. 

So there you have it—n ntd the amhitions anil fu-l Tlnneinir: Betty Giles. 

.Money: John I). Itockcfcller. 

ttin-.s of LowellV elncs "f January.! 

All-around ability: Jro Thomp- 

1U4-J. ' All-around I'. S. Height: ability; to ruit Jane your taste. Blair.: * ."on. 

THREE 

in the ambition of John Summers, chosen as the ideal hair for the Richard Cupplv* was chosen ay the' 

Envin Goldsmith. George Lmvne. m'rff.-t irlrl. The dapper Bonnie , most Myli.-h boy. We attribute his 

Denman Honda. ,ndBert 0>vy»n«. > K ~ o n top honor, -I-.;.*.. «. *, fce, ttayj, K W 

114 I>r«»>; Tom Tally want, lob. congratulation, to nil the Blrls I john D. Kockefeller', money 

a Mutoon clcanc; in n bnrDer «hop, ,nnl were \mky ,.n,,ui:h to lie was tops, while Charlie Cohen Wai 

Last Will and Testament -"Soup to Nuts '|! Grads Plan Great Futures 

This term's last will and testa- Petty drawings to a freshman just Alltn Cooper wills to new freshment 

tiy the hitch senior clous to start him off on the right foot. men his broken pencil. 

proved to be very interesting, even John Ureenburg leaves hw corny 

though the reo plants of these wills pun* to .Mr. G. W. Mass. Boh Ifaihouldr.'t 

be too overjoyed. 

1*T leaver his b*\t.it. *-il tone on the 

i>ox to Bruce JUIICH. Edwin Gold- 

Marion Brill mi'rvly leaves the 

k*y to her locker, with nobody in 

smith crop* all the fun he had 

mind. . . . Alice Wcathcrly working on the Radio Society, No- 

leaves Mr. Pobson'K class room to gnko Dawaguehl wills to Masa Ki- 

an unsuspecting freshman. • . . tagawa a hortv shoe in math. Ma- 

Molly Mao Shepard leaves to N'arian GMzmnn in leaving her 

talic Ueniilfotf her tennis ability suit rin'i socks behind her. 

(My, isn't NMabe lucky!)... . . 

Violet Johns »s ju»t fortfett">K her Marjorie Haas leaves the mir- 

lovely blue gym suit. . . • Paul 

ror that tthouM be in her locker to 

Sclchau vacates a front row seat 

you ntiil you and you. KsU'He Spie- 

In Mr. Otis*' cluss. Ira Thompson 

rrrlinim leaves her power of ajjcech 

tcrgcant uniform to some fresh- Warren Nagata fives all that Lowman. 

. . . Betty Nelson wills oil offer* t.. a newcomer. Vtra 

the pretty men in her locker and Krcckin gives Mr. Dunne's jokes 

her bottle of paste to the next oc- to a suffering ehemixtry class. 

cupant of her heavenly cubby hale. Shirley Burke leaves Mr. Dob«on 

. . . Jeun Barton* leaves her a headache, like the one he gave 

headaches to a struggling fresh- her. 

man. 

Bloml Barbara Thompson leaves 

Ella Gross wilts her "fool proof her locker mirror to all those who 

locker to a member of the frosh use it anyway. Jack Truby leaves 

class. . . . Don Sparrow leaven hi* swimming ability to Frank 

his white suspender* to "Pepc" Grannis. flattie Jean Gould wills 

Cardelli, but we doubt if they will 

nil hrr good times to the "young." 

fit. . . . Gene Miyaharn will 

Tom Tully was generous enough 

his brain to Hank Hidckawa: he 

to .rave one match box to "Camel" 

Coffnun. Judge .McLaughlin leaves 

got a new one for Christmas. \\ il- his inspiration of very pood times 

ma Burn leave* locker number zaz Itehind—hugh? Jerry Marrc leaves 

to Pat Dolan. and also a flood wish Mr. Ban* till un and coming econ. 

to every Lowell student now nnd xtudenw. Wntren Swanson leaves 

in future. . • • Harriet Brown his wi Inkles from u-orryI"K— bctleaves 

her books to a new freshsuit 

to that very lucky 

1 College i* indtnifil in the plans of most of our graduates. Here are 

-, leaky come of them: 

fountain [H'ns and tHiokf. Boris 

Mornnoff nays. "All the Ion- acn- Caret Marfcarian pplane 

after six months" of work; Gtrda 

inrs tan have the hiKli Keniors' 

N 

IilaceK next term!" (Boy. what fl 

Meyer M-M .Mnunt Zion Nurstnir l-ch(K.I a- her next step. 

It's 

hunch ut xnlmnn*!) Hob Draun San Prant'isco College for Women i«r Louise Austin. 

Lou Za- 

all of." 

bain will 'Ion the Green and Gold of U, S. V. as his next school. 

VITIM. ami split'nifinltivvs to soniu-' Loi|1 Hufvi-ndahl desfrvs to tnter Munxon's scliool of private secre 

one who understands them. Itencc! • • • Mariai. Cockf is heading away down Texatt way to Tcxam AiM, 

j Cohn hopes that t-vcryone has nsj yes suh! . . . No school for Shirley Burke, fhe j'ui't wants to sing. 

i to Noel l (*hristian nnd all the! Jilv ^ Truby will prepare for action at West Point. . . . Barbara 

; bumpx .n lieginncni riding to any-1 Benn will attend the Collojrc of Pacific In Stockton. . . . Among ih* 

* ojie.who like? to stand .up. Carol- many going to the "Berkeley Factory.'* known as (.'«!.. arc Margaret 

' to^ff'poo^r'iophs on'Kro.Sis O Ja J nc! HoIlmcI< * Charles Cohen. John Somcr«. Mini Ku.-i'. Matthew Fonff, Mary 

I Blair wilU her Ian Ixittle of I'crox-' ^ icv S( -'« tt « Bob Kinslow. Bert Owyang, Betty Giles, James La Fitte, 

. ii!c to Gloria Nich.,!s, Betty Lib- Erwin Goldsmith, Inge Shonr. Dick Hipton, I'atti Finn. Turn Tully, 

I crty giveji all the movie vtars pic-, Marion Git-inian, Bob H:iK-r, Mnttic Jvan Gould, Molly Mae Shcpard, 

j tutrs in her locker tu the next oc-; Milltcent Glmpcrts, Genpi .Miayhara, Ruth N'onlfclt, Marion Brill. 

1 cijfiam. Kmilie Broullict giv^s Mr. Boh Brown, Kiithcryn Hitchcock. Lois Ann Dillon, and, o host of uthers. 

Monrc someone in the C. S. F. 

Helen Herring gives her small 

5.F.J.C. will clnim many of Lowell'. 

knowledge of physics to Mr. Pe- 

; tcrson. Jocn Ireland teavca her 

baby talk and messy locker to Xoel 

Christian, who already has both. 

, Lois Ann Dillon will* her gym 

; clais to Pat Brazil. Howie Hill 

wills his old cast to George Bull, 

next year's center. Bob Fyc wills 

to Bud .Martin h!« private's chevrons 

and his extraordinary ability 

[n leadership. 

Do You 

Remember? 

who wants to snivel. „_ 

Jfcn Gollober. feeling In a gen- 

col a cold yhruldur. Barlara Benn 

erous mood, wills his locker and all 

leave* dirty gym n>c)m to Frances 

It contains to Max "Himey" Dia- 

Lou Mandich. 'ohn Samcrs says, 

mond. . . 1 Harmon ShrctgKc 

"I w; ' rnv old phyjijcs 11 papers 

leaves his gym socks and shoes to 

to S:t»-v Dotur— so lie may we 

Mr. Diamond • • - Frank Lin- 

what he i-.i-.jtcu".'' . . Unquote. 

decker leaves his alt to Mr. Dob- 

BUI Chiistinrji" ii.m his reg. 

neat to n n->or -cittlefld freshman 

(there*n pro'nablv a tack on it). 

I cut fli|i» to anyone who will take 

Tom Hood leaves his gym shoes 1 

to John Moriarty. Florence Hous- 

them. 

ton leaves her comer in the court Anntolc Dm toff btqtieaths to the 

to those who Hue the little spot. persons finding them his six lost 

. . • Herbert Wacchtler wills to text books. Max Singer's final wilt 

Roy McMItler a box of dog bis- reads. -A toothbrush »*'Sueur. 

West point. . . . Warren Hoff- 

li-udcr. Miiot Adams, 

man wants to go on living when 

cot, Mr. M»orc. 

I he graduate?. . . . Fran Gimlin 

j will hunt and peek on a typewriter. 

. . . Filicc Hwl-hirc would like 

to work in a store, while Jcanctte 

Memories Unmill is Keninr chuN and we 

-•'1 you the most? 

ope thnt they rcaliie 

vet to class I' 

information that didn't 

then. 

V scon-d. 

Bill Jonlyn wus L, IL S. pa-sident. 

Spring, il: 

rill ? s 

When we again were robbwl of S ,, >»ney? Fitment Where*to 

the casaha crown. Bob Arnold ted — 1 How to net! Or which »M» 

the students. 

P? •$}' will remcniber trylne to 

Fall. 41: 

look beautiful? Uok itlamorou.? 

Victory over Polv for th? football 

championship—and Im Thompson SfcAS; -""• ' 

as prrxy. 1 

wonilcr hmlI mlinc; in Rapp's old jalotiy and 

roofs we useil to raise on KrJar 

nlphtji at the eirls 

"•"' 

Some will remember their M. 

tient leuchcrs. who irave them a lot 

1 houses and 

how the ulrls secretly loved it. 

iou'11 find some will remember 

graduation or their senior bill, but 

whatever you remember you ran 

never form Lowell. Yen. you're 

leaving a swell nlace and we'll mitt 

you. . . . Goodbye. ClaM ef '

I 

Lowell 25 




THE LOWELL. MONDAY. JAXUAHV 18. I04J 

How The Varsity Cagers Came Out (or Didn't) On the Road 

St. James 17 

Tamalpais 27 

Piedmont 31 

Oakland Tech. 35 





Castlemont 27 

McClymondi 34 

Richmond 37 

South City 28 

Cards Shaded by Wildcats in 

Opener; First Win in 13 Years 




Lor/ell 36 

Palo Alto 50 

San Mateo 25 

Sequoia 17 

San Jose 23 

CARDINAL CAPERS 

T-L* i* Al r> hai'. Cherry again tanked a high »f A' Hiieert)'** attempts which 

1 nifties AlSO iirop one from over thirty-five fe»t to rolled In and out of the hoop. 

First League Clash j Hut* meanwhile the Wildcats Thv "entleln"* KCorEnt; was done 

, iwere not napping-, sparged bv Htmainly 

on loni: "prayer shots." 

It) Ed McArthur ... itle Chuck MardW an*', speedy Ed 

Surprisingly 

irtnur .Hennesy, the blue a'.ii red started 

tius five* >nal 

•ate. St. iKna-'a rallv which hroug'.t them to a 1.1u 

double bill ID iea(( before bo.iriiiir down. 

from the hard ficbtiiiL' Indian* »fi" Cherry again drilled the crowd 

Lowell in the initial clash for bothby ni)I £milZ\ne ',onir shot< and "hen 

Mjuads of the current season last i followed by ^.eahini; a foul try 

Th y r'* : i * -r it u |Thc tIiri '° «H«rter *rk saw Alex 

The Card varsity ended on the,Schwartz 1 l>oys hoMii:? » 17-14 

bottom of a 23-iy w.ore, while the!,.,) 

thirties hirties drppd dropped a 21-111 21111 decision, decision. j |n'lhe final eight minutes. Cher- 

U was the fi«( time in thirteenn 

,r>' tapped in Coleman's l»neie for 

"" ~ wore. With two and n half 

beaten a I Neff varsity, but nL. 

remaining, Coleman wn.t 

ter how looked at, the Wildcats 

were not lucky in their win, judging 

bv their speed and accuracy. LOWELL A. A. A. SCHEDULE 

Coleman StartN Hall 

For Varsity and 30V 

f y Jerry Coleman, Card for- •Ian. 2*J—I 

as havinir thirteen of the fourteen' 

Cooke 1 0 •* 

team* finish in a first division— 

Wtj-more 0 1 1 

the results heinir five first, four 

Wynn 0 0 0 

s.:ondi«, three third, one fourth,, 

Thompnon 0 0 0 

und one seventh place—and hnvintri 

l.au 0 0 0 

alli'ity performers in basketball,! 

baseball, and football, were fea-l 

i; tares of this *41 "clean-up." Here's 

FG FT TP 

Mardel 

1 2 "" 4 

Chri.ttinn.ne n 1 0 J 

1 » Soa Shi 

I 0 2 

Hennesy .. 2 5 9 

OVhea 

:i o •; 

7 i: 

CARDS 19—CATLEXS 21 

t 

FG FT TP 

iry 

l i n 

Sheldon 

2 1 ;. 

("rowb'v 

0 0 0 

Bailor" 

1 43 

Sanford 

1 1 

Tanabe 

l 

Schwartz .... 0 

IP 

FG FT TP 

Johnson Oil 

Habajtaleto 0 0") 

- Iwiatiu* 2.1. 

Warehouse ..2 0 4 

were welcomed with c shower of Thirties Itueeed 

Heesun 

1 

tomatwK and eKpi* and u near riot.f fn the fast and ruciied prelimi- Knu-ler 

but it fixtn ralmed down and noth- nary, Frank Sanford, Ifave Shi-1- Hanlev 

inir ame ofiu |darkt*d the IIttlemon, but to no 

Getting off to a quu-k second avail. Touj-h luck held back many 

1 

-By Hud Sllrerman= 

in the final race after three 

straight victories, to take a ntcond 

place. 

Then a not so bad record turned 

sort of bad as the Indian baaeball 

club nose-dived into the cellar, bemj- 

able to take only one out of 

etirnt conti'SU. 

It look the old -dnchles* touiis 

and NWlmminr to break Ihbi npr!l 

and get some *JI recognition. Lowell 

r took the tennis matches with 

*« wh'le the hard prawed vanity 

and lixhtwrifht swimmen had to 

11 h»w it went. 

brine their meets -out of the fire" 

to win. Golf w« discontinued; 

well marled the new year 

: -i»- by dropping down lo a He 

Starting the fall term off with 

fcr third on the basketball ladder, 

*.i "*"' L 

winning six and loiiing three. The 

•W« just managed lo slap in the 

firxt division, winning four and 

droppiag five. 

I Lowell lost her track title to 

Ha I boa by a big 14 points. The 

1 : 

'•-'" took second to Poly 

LowcI1 racked up another 

title an her endders made a spec- 

; tacular comeback, winning seven 

and dropping one. 

: The Lowell soccer team kicked 

, itself into thin! place with a record 

00 t l d f 

tlM * 

e Poly. Fall basketball Erabbed off ano- 

By thin time the crew teams had w 

I finished their si-ason. The var- 

I Mity tied for third by winning and 

' Iodine three races. The "thirties" 

handed their title over to Galileo 

r ^ l iS BIMl almost lwo " The 

20» tied for first winning sever. 

!. and \OSWK one. Th« 10's ruined a 

! two-year fifteen-tpime wii:-atreak 

'S?.w * Uwir finnl ^ m asnini;ton, to come in second. * »» 

Cards in Line For Tough Spring Tests 

For Lowell it'll just be a mass 

•if ticklish questions. 

. tie for third, an nil-lime low toe 

\ a Neff team. 

Can the Card teams keep up this 

terrific title pace that has been 

Then come our baseballcr*. 

kept up year after year? Arc 

They were championship in *3S and 

'.19, sixth place in '40, and cellar In 

Card teams slipptni; even as sports •41. 

kinc? Well let's tuke a look. 

Lowell basketball teams walked Can the track learn regain it* 

away with the title in *3.*r. ",16, ;t", 

i lout title? Will our vamity crew 

*.a. and in lll.'tO . . . then, in 

be in Ihe race? It h»*n't seen a 

11*40. it was down to second, and 

championship since, way back in 

'33. Can our net mm capture their 

in 1941. another notch down to a sixth ftlrairht title? Will the rarsity 

Mwjmmrni take In their third 

consecutive meet, and the light- 

_ weights add on lo (heir string of 

•seren* 

This sprinc will really be a show 

down! 

Sequoians Don't Have A Chance As Cards Scramble For Bail 

Cagers May Surprise 

t Facing one of the toughest and 

most even hoop leagues in a long 

while, Lowell's quintet, tltlelcss for 

! 

two years, hns finally been checked 

' off the favorite list to become a 

"block horse." Favorites are twu 

powerfully "loaded" team* from 

Poly and Mission. Washington, 

two time champ. Is just a threat. 

, From these four teams will proba- 

I bly come the '42 rhamp. 

: The "bl»'.!» horse five" from 

• Lowell, wYt haw been hindered In 

practice '.Ilia with J "hot 'n cold" 

game, hr.ve experience, height, and 

! lots of scoring- possibilities . . . 

Chance for revenge with a good 

old upset! Theî' name four I earns 

who are picked thU year ended up 

an Ihe lop four In 'II. II wax atso 

Poly. Washington, and Mbvdon who 

i knocked Lowell lo it* lowest rang 

: on the ladder under Xeff. Polr 

) licked Washington: Washington 

j dumped Ml--.ion; Minion toppled 

: Poly, and all three or "cm boat 

I law}]. 

I 

i The "thirties" race will IK* a red 

i hot scramble with u few teams 

J havinir a flight edi;e. With a 

practice record of ten wins and 

I three defeat* the Card ISO's will be 

j tin*- of the team* to lieat. 

_ Coleman

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