311 NEW STUDENTS ENTER THIS TERM - The Lowell

NEWCOMERS'
RECEPTION
THUHSDAY
THE, LOWELL
FRANCISCO'S OLDEST H1OH SCHOOL NEWSPAP:
Volume 78, No. 1 San Francisco, California, February J8, 1841 Founded January, 18S3
Over the
Desk
Eight Former
Presidents at
Lowell Now
i ill trt*L lour us in — ^^— — » ^ •, c* 1 " «•**••.•».
Eta nmlo Lowell, ho 1 * ffolnj- to | to «P*nWnj: of their activities in
make
These
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comments
He can't
arc
miss!
always
former schrols.
Thoxa>
Freshman Reception Thursday
Arnold, Krill Lead Lowell j
IN MEM0R1AM
The many frlcndJ of Howart!
Lnko were shocked and
naddnncd at his uiuxptttcd
passing on February third.
Howard Lake was a high
junior, sixteen yean old. In
hi* character wan an enthusiasm
to help others, shown
by hi» ajulntuncc in Mr.
Monroe 1 * office nnd in Mr.
Ornyhicl'n laboratory, Uofh
fellow stutlc-niB nn'l teachers
wi>re attracted hy hid npprecihtive
Fen; 1 * 1 of humor, i>.ee!,
hhy, Mpecchlc^H child, who j
, p
"'"" hi hit- li l tll [
c aruund - _ [n ... a ti.*nk
purple perambulator, will nit
LI I Money ) Crabber (open-mouthed at the wMum of new
I)arl;-h»ir*men" bv Rntai't Knox. The
will conclude the prol«i
trio tic selection*,
program was given
12 to commemorate
Odds and HndH Department Dudley Stone w rcnromntvil by'V" ^Y 1 '." 1 "^' ',- t
j Editor of the Kcd nnd White,
I Lorraine Granlchcr, says the
| "this term's Journal will hi> utterly
[tlifforcttt." She hopes, if possible,
l
If you want a good ' laugh l h watchj , - ,. Peter .„. U Vole, . student body , pros- ,— •'-""'"'" * birthday.
Monsieur Troppman do the nulu- • itk-iu nnd basketball player; vict- L
hula in an Island scene during thu 1 president, Noel McKunnn; and Don-,
Froih Reception. No fooling, the nU Sil»a, another potential Lowell;
reception I* a corker. . . . "So casnba pasucr.
far so Bood," that's French for Thn,fi other formcr stud,-nt body |
t ^ e ll Lead in
the best ever published
Honor Points, In aiMltion to wv,ral imiova.
;tioiu>, Lorraine ho|»es to have the
itoBsting a grand total of 771 ircw fabritoid cover*. The themo
students, with cirl.i outnumber-1 hut not as ynt been decided upon,
irif, boyn -J.11 to WO, the final Iloncr I Editora
Mr. Edminster Is Rull for fall 1940 listed npproxi- [ rAilVjr Granieher will be assist-
Now a Proud Poppa mttely one-tmrJ of Lowell's en-.^i by Financial Manager Jim LJvrcllment.
jingston, and Senior Editors Waldo
super, meaning the rallies this presidents who Intend to tafce part
Flapping its vinK" a stork Wolfgang Schwabacher. 102, jl'ustel and Anita Amen,
tfcrc*. . . . Ambition plus equals in vxtra'curricular activities at
hovered over the smokey San topped the list with 0,'i honor After ten yearn' connection with
Hill O'Nuil and his Music Ideal. I Iflwcl , are Dcllicrt Weaver from
Kmndsec chimneys last. Sat- [.oints. Followers-up with G2& I the Hcd nnd White an faculty nd-
heir they are a little bit of I'aul Iaul ICcvvrJ. Norma N'orma Jean Howeli
urday, February 8. In his po'nts wre Donr.li! O'Connell. SOJt Ivjsor, Mrs. Kuhnle will b» replaced
H l
ncht.
f;om Jeffcrhon. and d Franciscu'i: F i '
beak hi> hold a bundle nnd Francrt Mizuno, 108. Sixty | this term by J. M. I'stterson and
And whatever ttecamc of the
mniked "Special Delivery" points wt-ur earned by nine other | A. B. McKcevcr,
Ilirhard K
Jnuble lunch periods ? . . .
to Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Kd-
Sports scoon—Ted Myers versus minstcr.
i— „ -»!• t
Jarry lik fr number en- spot
It's n tittle ;rirl ar.*l a red
Jarry i prep likai. t»,i/iw for sup: number „. en- - spot Enrollment High: and howling bit of feminini-
in grudce prep -na*ch t»,i/iw and supremacy. will ukc It pmce
ty she ia.
a a! " '
in a few wceVs.
p#
Fiithcr Edminstcr blushes
prnudty whrn nsketi altout
d h ill k l pj p Q Cl her. ''We haven't even triven
On Jnnuarj* 29. the bejpnning of
Dreams Do Come True,
her u name yet," ho declares.
thi- spring term, Lowell High
Girls, Maybe Ours Can School welcomed to its foldx Oi-er
*)C8 new students, both freshmen From Panama Hattie,
and sophuinurr.*. The total etiroll-
It's been a rumor for years. irent was tabulated at 22H0. which Thanks to Mr. Fast
Ont-tfme ficshmcn, now seniors, !>houA a decided increase over the
have dreamed about it.
rfcvjous winter term.
Have you notfred Mr. Fast
We've seen the plans—wide open Tne new iuom'ing stutlont irroup | walking around with th.it fur-
spaces, rolling doors, showers— was more numerous in that of the < away Itxik in his ?yr> lately?
yes, honest, raws anil rows of H>|ihomorf irroup when 21G an-1 Reason: a recent letter from
them. And then we've gonu tu tiwvred the first roll cnll of the new Paniinm Huttic" .
j. .rely
Bym—In the basement.
teim. However, the frvshmen make it. of course.
Well, that drram of a rcnl toT'i a KMxl showing with n total of 107. Mr. Fast, ns you know, posed
for Lowell idrl.i has popped up The upper diviniou clnsn group for II picture fur the "-' —
again. In fact, it MAY ccme true j nrcdomimiteil in the total student
between 19-11 nnd 1042 IP tno ap[Irody
with a count of 1-111. while
propriation of ? 150.000 mnda by'
the tower division clanKcy showed a
the Board of Education, Janunry tt tal of 9G4,
2S, h not deleted. Throueh the
untirinR efforts of Lowell's P.-T. Sixteen I'owl Gradualr«
A., provision for the jnin was Iyiwell also welcomed back six-
mvdc in the tHmnl's budget last teen crnduntcs i'rom last term who
mouth.
plan to take pottt-craduatc courier
for the mr-tlndcr of the new term.
The hIgh-4 class had the highest
CALENDAR iiulividunl total when the roll call
I shnve.I a count of 332. The hJgh-.1
group was juet four vtudcntu be-
Tuesday, February 18—Lowell-Linhind thom with n total cf .!&*. The
coln Game.
hirh-» claw IM just two students
Thursday, February 20—Frvshraan behind the high-:! class with a total
Reception.
cuunt of .180.
Friday, February 21—Phyllis An- The enrollment has steadily inderson
Go*« to D. A. R. Tea. creased In the pant, i>n