311 NEW STUDENTS ENTER THIS TERM - The Lowell
311 NEW STUDENTS ENTER THIS TERM - The Lowell
311 NEW STUDENTS ENTER THIS TERM - The Lowell
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f oan<br />
"Orchid Parade"j<br />
Name Given Prom!<br />
Colorful! 1'ii turennue! Itcaut!-1<br />
full Cay! I<br />
All of these terms describe the i<br />
Kiting of Wo <strong>Lowell</strong> acmur dance, I<br />
January IS * Thin K»y affair hud'<br />
a colorful background, fur it won'<br />
held itk tile beautiful Terrace Room {<br />
uf the Fairmont llolfl. <strong>The</strong> "Or- I<br />
chid I'arade." an it wa< called, 1<br />
*aw many I.4Wellite?» graduates •<br />
nlunvae, and others enjoying •<br />
themselves irvmendouMy. <strong>The</strong> j<br />
graduates were bubbling over with<br />
excitement, fur it wan their blp<br />
day—what with their graduation,<br />
am] the wonderful senior prom on<br />
lht* fi;ime cJr.y and but a ftw iiourt<br />
opart.<br />
Hut the graduate* were not the<br />
tr ly otic* uf <strong>Lowell</strong> tu enjoy the*<br />
dunce, for every clan*, including<br />
fre»hmen. was represent ml. <strong>The</strong><br />
mUfic was supplied '•>' Carvel<br />
Craig ntnl his nrchrstru. A'so<br />
dancing tit hie tune;- were member*<br />
of thf faculty.<br />
Are You an Engineer?<br />
University Grades<br />
Made Clear<br />
Till: I.OWKI.I., FBlmCAKV 1:1. IU4U<br />
PICTURESQUE PRANCING AT PROM<br />
Kngim-vr.- mal..- natural f.,n.-.<br />
work for rn.inKrtidV UM 1 . TO be an!<br />
eiuriiieer Vitu mu'l learn niat)>"<br />
matics, pliysii.-, and cl»'mi*t«-ry. If<br />
you like the.-e hard subjects and (<br />
undi-istnnd ll:\ in thfm in high "f »••'"'•""•' l£ ' " "<br />
M-hiH»I. it may be wise for you t«» + J;' " '"<br />
to a 'iiiivi-ri'itv mid train for!' 1<br />
. Mr*. Hjn.'<br />
have Thurm. anil -Mr. Mm.roe. I (»l=* r right: '"".'r HiMlm: ary (ail, s vrriilan ,<br />
.l Vox" IVnlrf I'orl Itaaka und J»«»nrllc llnmill rr.lhile with Mr. and Mrs. Itt-n .Neff.<br />
||!,h Tnlppinaan and IM M Haft at admire am ppiam.t<br />
W.UI.T n»t..li..*. l.»».-r r:uhl: CJ^rse J«^-n.<br />
Sil . and d Ji Jimmy » »onn.-rt t nil il «-ti|»>ing |i ^ llnrj I Bit IT.<br />
Thai • '""<br />
S;'£ni'&^£Si CVr/ Featured on New Student Body CardE. Clark and Williams<br />
Head Council Groups<br />
If you like engineer.** wurk ur.l bur the .'ir.-i time since<br />
are handy with tools, and want to Jewell began, there will be<br />
be an engineer all rigi.l but can't J the. picture of a girl t'li the<br />
iiiuke A's und U's in matlii!i.ia.ics. I utoilent body c.tnis<br />
und physioi and the in t> I fry, g»i tu jMble<br />
for this feat ii- i'arl<br />
a technical college after you grad- liaaka, tin- new treasurer. <strong>The</strong><br />
uate from here. Don't waste your cards \.--nt o» salr February<br />
time ,-ind your parents' money trj- 7, at the u.iua! price of .«><br />
in;; tw get intu a university. A cents. UP to February y the<br />
good technical M.JIOOI '.* the place following classes were 100 per<br />
for you, and if you learn what it cent itt'Tttitle it body: loo. an.<br />
can teach you, and you get along and ;;;»;;,<br />
Marge Clo.-e ha.' the distiiuioii<br />
,;{ being the first girl to<br />
riut-hanic after abuut five k-sign a student body card for<br />
,, . , , , I I.uwel\ Along with being tin-<br />
1! re are thV special cn.ens. :,nd. perhaps f> , l: \' m ' 1:1 Vtiiwnt intfiids to enter<br />
uports etlitor. Alv.n Heyinau. and visit M.mf of the other schools!<br />
J - !• '" tht- fall. She wants to<br />
girls i«port.« editor. Anita Ames. Mr. Airth. a new member of the ] *' J1 " f " r «»•»'-• new Lt.ild ! nBH atj<br />
. <strong>The</strong> June MO Red and White will,'Uwell music staff, is a graduate ^'"^i 1'ark.<br />
M Ul \<br />
ne one of the inggc,. of all edi-! of the University of California. Hay Milton said he could L-ive<br />
5UX a n^! Wl nlt beC . ttU // "W 10 un 5? I ! ^' ^ming to Well hewa!^ or three rt-iwuni for rettrn-1<br />
Kually large art «taff, <strong>The</strong> staff, mt-sic innnictor at Aptos. Kverett. |'"«. "I know one goo, on.- " J.!<br />
With Wo Scroll and l» meet ing* i <strong>The</strong> University of California<br />
already havini; Iwcn held, the Jtcholnrships for freshmen yield<br />
Scroll has decided on the theme; between $100 and *2fl<br />
ttrtat a success as the lout one. [dent activities<br />
1 ?*<br />
nhyj<br />
]n\ j.•<br />
Rare Flowers<br />
Cultivated By<br />
Mohr, Hetzgher<br />
Orchid irmwjnu i* unually left<br />
to botanists- and horticulturists,<br />
!mt \Varr«n Mohr and Ed Hellk'her,<br />
hotti I/jwelHttK, grow orchids<br />
iijt n hobby.<br />
Werrcn Itceamc interested In orchid.i<br />
as a hobby after collcctlnjc<br />
pictures of the rnrv flower. He<br />
Kent to different countries for cat*<br />
alog* of the various typcx. War*<br />
ren sal'J the books are very inter*<br />
estinir because of the foreign Ionimages<br />
und tK price ranges.<br />
Friend* of his gave him the<br />
plants, Wnen interviewed. War-<br />
J ren suid that otchi'l plants arc to<br />
, delicate thnt the slightest change<br />
< in temperature or humidity will<br />
• Mop the flowers from blooming.<br />
<strong>The</strong> temiK'niture must 1M; kept bej<br />
tween •">(' ami T.'i degrees, und a<br />
' very humid climate mtwi picvail.<br />
This cIlaracteristic is what makes<br />
| the fluwi-r *o expensive.<br />
' Tlii* plants bloom once* a year,<br />
!and Miirt'time.-f us many an 1U<br />
• flower.* blouin im MM- plant. War*<br />
I ren has had red orchid* besides<br />
''ho usual color btit has never had<br />
] thi! most expensive variety, the<br />
whit orchid.<br />
I According to Mohr, qiiito a ftw<br />
•tion of nrchit 1 grower:, he ..aid.<br />
At nre.-fiii. Warren \* busy with<br />
plan* for hi.t green house, which<br />
v.i)! fee completed in about a<br />
trioi'tb. If