311 NEW STUDENTS ENTER THIS TERM - The Lowell

TWO THE LOWELL. JANUARY 17. 1941
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PubiUhMl by tho Aoociittd Student*
cf Lowall IflRh School
HOC ifayta Street, San Krnnclivo. California
I* 11. 8. & A. Mttnbcn Fne
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NEWS EDITOn
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OWLS' SPOUTS. LOIIRAINE OI-OS
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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
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