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CAItOS TODAY THE, LJOWEIX
FRANCISCO'S OLDEST HIGH SCHOOL NEWSPAP
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 I^uwcil—stu- vrry old, and very true, raying.
Ucflt talent, htutfcnt spirit. .Variety is the spic He the ar.y "political pull.** Any* l^irls, 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-^eiitrd .June '10 in relating it's
hlxtory.
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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. "
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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.
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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>