311 NEW STUDENTS ENTER THIS TERM - The Lowell

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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 ^ari'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