311 NEW STUDENTS ENTER THIS TERM - The Lowell

Last Will f
and Testament
Looking over the Lo*t Will and TciUmei t °f
(ho graduating dara of January Ml, we find (hat
Mr. Darnm la the recipient of everything from
phyilca ability from SlI^Kc Drrkman, to alx inchw
of height from Norman Keller. Sam Sher will*
his musical ability: rtttr Kepon W* conBIdcrnlion
for other*; nnd Ed. l(o*e wills hl« haircut to Mr.
Barnes. In turn. Mil Graves leaves Mr. Ilsrn-** his text hooks to t(l °
next poor ntudcnti that tree them, nnd Jeanctto
Sukoloff wills her chemistry books to Evelyn
Scott. BUt O'Brlpn generously leaves hl« mark*
to a C. 3. F. members, Helen Mnrle Marx will*
her physic to whoever want* them. Barbara
Walter wills her hemework. which she hasn't
done, to nnyonc in Mr. Barnes* class next term.
Emmrlino Tong leaves lier ehemfotry notebook to
Ella Won*; Don Kahlmann wills his excellent
knowledjrcd or the "military" to, next t*rm'i«
"rookies'*: and Ginda Benstrup will* her ability
nee to do physic* to whoever rare* to flunk in it.
A geometry student. Wyona Lincler. will* her
belated ccomctry knowledj^ to the nen iiophoinore
clasa; and Frank Kahn leaves his report
card to Ralph McKcnnn* Two students, who irenerously
bequeathed tt.de bmlns, were Martha
Mflvin. who left liers to her sinter, nnd Botly
Rosenblatt, who will* her brnin U> the mi.thflmattcs
department
Mnch «/ni fdfpment wM left by thin jrraduatlng
class. F*r example. Marilyn Adams leave*
her gym ftfrekf. la Jean Vernon; Olffa Ekvlof wliM
her grm rtl* to Wllmn Sehulx; and Audrey Cameron
Ui*ef her old. dKrepit nj-m socks to 'he
ffym.
Stars Lcnve Equipment
Soir* of our ntMetic stars willed their equipment.
Ray Ratto willed nla tennis racjueU to the
un n*id coming tennis stars -.; Lowell, and Angclo
Ml?.n« leaves his football clean nnd the dfrt on
th'.m to Connie Glofkldcs. It's not technically
equipment, but Barbara Krasfi will* her backhand
'.o Betty Mae Cofc«n if we'll promise nnt to give
Memories; Remember
When You Were L-ls?
Do you remember?
Four years ago it seemed as » graduation
would never come, and now we wish we could prolong
that n January so as to reltvo some of
those duv. J thut we shall always remember.
Ho you remember?
It wasn't to long ago and yet—each day, each
period h«M in store for us some memory—
Do vou remember?
SPRING '37:
Tho basketball championship? Don Bumcts?
Cnrol rhanning'* winning of the all-city Crusad.'rs*
Contest nnd a trip to Hawaii?
"Kemny"?
2PAI.L '37:
The up«' l t of the year— Lowell's football team
defeated poly'c?
"Capt-iln Applejack"?
Charlotte Newell wins C. S. F. oratorical contPAtt
The chnninlonnhin In basketball?
"Varieties"?
ThatCharloUo Xewcll won tho D. A. R. trip
Thnt Kitnwiwn and GllJto took fir.«t and second
nlacc in the State Oratorical Contest?
FALL MSr
"GemH of the Generation"?
"riton Thief'? Cordon Kennv?
The loiifl-awaitwj boys' (rym?
SPRING 'M:
When wo were iipperclasjnu'n—our first officers;
our first dance. "Ptfeet Shop Shuffle"?
Tho baFketha'l. track, ffolf, swimming, and tennis
championships ?
"The Fortune Hunter"? Bill Carry?
That vro won the nwenatakes* trophy in the
stnti iournamert?
Thnt the R- 0. T. C. wnj nvrorJc' two first
mncw fn tho nnnual compeiitlon?
FAU. '.19:
fi"r ftwithall chnmnfonahfp *
''Thp Boompranir' 1 ?
"Lowell by Night"?
SPRING '40:
Our chnmpInmhlD In swimmlnir. cnlf. traA.
nnii the .in', crew?
Gono Clark nmnlnr the mfle In 4:40. nix tecmi*
alt the cltv iword ?
Our winning elpht of tne n'ntf cup-i In tho Suit?
a Llfe?-
Oil** Senior Dav?
Graduation at tho OMM Rons- and tho Senior
Pntl lit tho St. Fran;!! Hotel will brine to a
clone the.« rememlirance, of towelL
THE LOWELL. JANUARY 17. 1841
Even Dirty Gym
Sox Willed
it buck. Jjiniscl") Casey leaves her golf balls to
nil prospective Kjlf playem and Bert Hartford
leave* his old coif clubs io Bob Kcmcnnnerger.
We have some MUpcr.rgoK tfraduallnir from
Lowell, a* witness Ed. Conn leaTlng his super
penwnslity to lUlph Spiegel and Ralph Spiegel,
in turn, leaving his esc in Al Hcyraan. Al Heyman
then wills his red complexion Io Harry Hook.
A cencrous l»oy. Tom Mauer, will* his automobile
to some deKcrving freshman. In wo same
field, Jackie Blum wills her knowledge of driving
a car to Bonnie McPnerson.
Some Strange Ilequests
Paul Bruch wills his nullity to take the darkroom
door off its hinges to Ilonry Albert: and
Ralph Roleson leaves hi* duck-fhooting ability to
Curt Coffman. Arils* noono wills her many wor
rles to the open window; and Jennie Seven! In wills
her galoshes to Jcanettc. Mnrgrct Sal* wllu
hor memory to the Lost and round, nnd Alyco
Groth wills her forgctfulness to Mary Files.
BUI Manning generously lenves all his earthly
belongings, left at Loncll High School, to "Wilrl
Bill" Henderson. A icverse proceduro Is followed
by Gordon Bird. f!t freshman. Typing nbilltv h
left by Barbara t'onnui to Mr. *'Ionrr,o.
Romance enter* our I,a»t Ufll and Testa,
ment through the following bequfxt: Itill Chandler
will* hit* belonging* and sincrrrai devotion Io
Sonia Hayr/anl. Sonfa. In turn, will* her earthly
possesslop^, money and properly to her huttband
(If she has one). Frank Sherman, romantically,
leaves his everylhtnn to Sue. ..Joan Stuart, similarly,
wills her -all" to Olmn.
P. (•. Bequenlhrd
TVan Mnrcucci wilU hi« oM telephone hook.
botUo of bromo-scitzer, nm> piickncc of sen*Ren to
nl 1 next year's P. G.'s. Ellis WinnI ovidently hud
n good time hen 1 , for he wilN all hi* high school
fun to tho freshmen. Frank Quinn generously
leaves his little black book to anyone with tho
right amount nf dough.
As he won*: need to watch th« clock when he
gmduaten. Bob Murphy loaves his Micltcy Mouse
to Tom Mauer.
Som!anil.
Maryjcan Erlekson wills her extvri.«e In.it ovquonts we CIOM' thi* Last
V7il! an i Testament of the graduating das* of
Jnnunr/ '•)!.
Perfect Girl
Gue.i Who?
The perfect senior girl should
htve, according to the senior poll:
Hair of Betty Fltigcrald.
Eyes of Sonja Hayward.
Smile of Agnes Jone*.
Brains of Elsie Wagner.
Athletic ability of Barbara
Krone.
Dancing ability of Helen Schultx.
Ambition of Midge Dcckman.
"Personalties"
We'll Miss in'41
Life is a lot of fun and persbnalttie.r.
You can irivc your all in the "bic irame,"
Dm it takes a *;nr to iinpreit.-i a dam*!.
T.i Olthiin An Office:
I'nz* out oiirar/. to th.« folloiM.
Vilinitp thy mike w'tn yuur bvllews.
Don't forget your palni
fi«t in irood with ;ht> i;als.
If l'»»u don't pot more than jour own vote.
Tiii'ii. brut her. you've misled the boat.
I>aiicinc I^iwell Style:
l^ul; rlvtaiit nnd aunteiv,
U< ifr .md not tm» near.
1 nt
around d the th campus of f Oieuun O Uni- Ui isursimr, II. D Dove. V. V GGntttarola,
A.
vi-rr.ty. way Lack «t tin- Univ*!»itv Cttker. I* Koltlcr. and II. Kusut.f
Nuw Hampshire, Han'itri], or.«I min . dentistry, D- Mai^ucci and E.
Vest roint, in the iwrsous of Ar-,i:vwe: Mivuialixed pli>*sician. 1*.
I:K» noune, P;iiil Ilruch. Edward , l>iurh. II. Wcirk and \. McKcnziu
Sl.cmian. and V lliam rtexst'iibar, • ti't.'iVr'diftetk-.-*; and b;ictuy
respectively. j ^I,HI.MIS tu li. Morse.
What Is Your Hobby? ! B. Tout,-. I. Cohen, D. Graves. 11. Mk your step* loni; and iiroBrc33ive,
Tliose who hi'cm to ititlulc*? In ' I^strvtu. and Y. Kutas*-. would ltkt> Hammer lock li«r are ami look nosseMive
itnuitual. ji-t inlerestinc hob'ji'.if, j m |K- chcmfiti, while U. Oetteticoun IJoni. fortret to sti>p on her feet,
hie I)»uc JohnHton, who Hkt'.* lolalnu to be a lab. technician. L. loull lie one of Lowell's dancing i-Iittf.
heckle Mr. I'&ttcrMin. Art Schu-. Frii-d. M. Ducowe. B. Taylor, B.
maeher. Him Ijkes '.» wreck e.tr«; | Siahnicr, F. Sherman, an«I II. Crow-
s a Oaiv:
Dean Mareucci likr* to hunl Cy«u \-V , -vfer encineeriiiK.
know wlial). Hen*. Andcrxon re-1 ['ru->pectivo Singem
Send ner a fortune in flawera.
Tell her she's wsiitlcrfui.
ci'ivo* her exercise by chaitlns Itoyx.: Stnetnir attracts K. Collins, II.
while Irwln Cohen. IWt Hartfiinl. i Mnrk. ami J. Ca«ey. and :
Siav up till the "wet! jtmaU* hours,
Ralph bpirRi, nnd Funk Quinn en- '
Tell her i«he's wundcrful.
p trots tu Kcun Sher. ^.'.
jo> I he com pan v ol women dur-
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