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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- ^^UalrfUlCI 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
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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.
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'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
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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-. flliuo^u'and^i'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
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Johiwrn .Tntipmn
rtn«mi.v
IB ____McGutlln
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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 pre^i'dunl ot 1 ucross h won't Kezur's have turf to push tomorrow a foothall aft- •
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• , 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 S^IK^^IWH/!,
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.