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DECEMBER 2, 4, S
Volume 79, Xo. 5 Sun Francisco, Tutiday. December 2. 1041 Founded January. IMS
Show
Down
Fall Journal
Will Feature
Indian Wins
Christmas Varieties Feature Laughs,
Glamor Galore on Nights of Dec. 2,4,5
"Lowell's great victory over
«* w "' J" 1 BY Editor Mary Fletcher
»l*«acularly pre-
They'll hand it UP somewhere?—i Jim Livingstone as he paused rao-
And some day. if a student Ig- tnc football photos on tho "dumnores
his books long enough toj , ., . .. M „ .,
look that way In passing, hell no-' mle " un ln ilr ' Mctonla room,
tier that the newest Inscription:
Mys:"LOWEI.L-!9*I."
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Just two wo.-.!-, tell the story.; . , - .. H _.L._ .
Xo Tienticn of long hours of prac-| m u " lC oiner J° u
Lowellites Help Santa Claus,
Uncle Sam During Xmas Rush
you try to pected record-breaking moll this
"The journal, maktni; Us fall '41
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tic? xerimmege nnd coaching, of,of the past,' reiterated Jim.
pep rallies, dances, and car pa-'
1 cards s secret, someone from Low*;
ell is going to find out about them.
Bonnie McPherson And Anita,
Ames will know what everybody's
"" °" •>•"»""•>• 22. will be ren-
:
Vaudeville Replaces
Regular Term Play
Santa Claus will be here next
week!
He will make three personal ap-
year. ar.
pearances, December 2, 4, and 5.
If you'ic In the mood to buyIn
conjunction with the Christina*
toy*,, a Lowell student, Carole
Claiboroe, will help select them at
Varieties.
the White House. Jean Duff and In addition to Snlnt N'ick, there
gvtting from San Francisco's big* Phylis* Carrol will bo at Carlisle's,
ires irest deportment store because
will be novelty skits, dance spe-
Frank Grannn at the Emporium,
• wrapping packagv* nt the
the;
Jane Sachs at I. Magnin'n, Ears* cialties, orchestral selections, and
... _ • fi_> •_ i — j~ii
I Emporium. Joan Brown is doing jam* Kondrick* at the White House, I a gala array of pretty Lowell girls,
the sports section; tho same at Llebes*. and Gloria Hocrtkorn nt Davis j
iy football section! At exclusive Ransohoffs, N'ata-J Schohnwasscr's. j .Mystery, t-un. Etc
many action shots. Informal | !'«„ ? o '* nb .r r ir'_?rA *?*!•.. ^'IK.?! - Slock Workers The playlets include a weird
n t\llh Riimr* rnloi-nivitr#> mtvtn' •'»«n.-vnii V.IIHI-IK. HUM un»m «nu i> (»v- nope) give J'— .. ,--
...Roar ""•• "° roti>Er:uure «yle,SnarI, .ln. „„,,,. „ fcw of ,hc „,„„>•„.« ,-hnnKe or (we nlso honci will (Inns.
Sh.inmnr the bottlenecks that • niclures this edition of the. Jtri j UWrllitc welt worth looking
forward to and a big senior
went.
The committee includes:
Anita Aincn. Betty Giles.
Blnini" Gardner, Bonnie Me*
Pherson, Joan Denis*. Vaxken
Tnshinn. Jim Livingstone,
Bill Christ in n.«on, nnd
Marge Tomlinsuti.
**> composed of low and
n
'?n leniors, entertained them
and folk dancing at the
Kmi-anmul g«t>togethcr under
«e dlicction of Motile Shepherd.
Block. L president, and Virginia
Carpenter.
al1 The theme or tnc C. a. r. nance' »oot ' twonty-eight -JX* Lowell sfjdenU
ASrmany brush-3ffs. Prd-| .The The coming State TTournament
ti
dent Vera K«fcis finally consented , h " d * btl< * 1 """?''
to divulge this priceless informa* •£" •«