311 NEW STUDENTS ENTER THIS TERM - The Lowell

7*?. N'n- 3 Sun Krancinco. California. An HI 12. IiMO Founded January.
'Ellen Shank chosen [The "Aldrich Family" will arrive here 'Lowell faces Balboa
V Valedictorian; Art May 14 with Henry, the problem child in baseball b game
Aronsen, Historian
*'\Vh« „"£.'] today at Funston
for the graduation rxrrrioes to be
held in The Opern House. June IlJ
„ „ , „ jThe 101 mrmlHTN of the Hffljor j
Durhii* tin' past three wccl-S our 'April 3. i
24 Ha{{ rcnoriers have canvimed > Seven Compete for Offiiem
every I«owell rt'ctatry rcKitn on the
subject tif students nnd their aututu
hoist'les.* vs K
ily ll iittf iif of the Air.eriraipp
favorite imstimc i nctiiitie*.
The r«'ru!t! i of tiur survey proved
Many in Accidents
Of r..tir«». th"rc ii. a lm"i side to
every i«t*iry and ;t dangerous >ido
to every hiilihy. Over 2S0 I^twi-11
students l:avi- IK'OII in accident. 1 ", ;!•">
while ilrivinir.
Our in'i't.-ni
su]iili»-«i with fat.-I Over ;>b stu- ,.„.
dent!' have their own cars and over tl.r',
l'. ( 0 drive family can", or at Icasi. „
have Ut-cn*e«.
IInt
Running ai*ain>* K'len, who is
from reiti.itiv :!ui. wore Kntherinr 1
Gkifkides and Fr.;nk Kast. Iwth of!
•Hi:;. Arniiseii, 211, WHS victorious •
01 er Dorothy MoKenzK 21.'!; I(udolph
Kuhn, II'.'1; and Princes!
Ifuhlinn!, ["I*. Kllen U tho third
irirl ever to lie a valedictorian nt;
r^iM-ell. The last on*
I ki't*"--Th«' I/iwell in
:he thin) OIK*.
Il-irdi'r tu write, thin ntylt
is ('.'iiiyinj; coiisuiiiption of
va*t •luautitie.f of aspirin by
tvimrtiTr 1 . \s 11 Wf.rth thr
fffurt? P11 ymi lik«' it? Ij-t
tht! li'tter-l»ox voiii 1 for premlrr of
Lowell IJltlc Tr
hide. Tt-e rddlo family, with its at 3:70. I la 1 boa, the
olfrtprinjr, Henry, who [*
kwn locally nn Joe
' Hoth are .i(M) hitter?.
"
your
eomnit'nt^< i>ru and con!!!
alcd Er champx, were expected (o be wesk>
belter known locally a* Joe Culler f 'h«n lost neonon becatwc they
will at t >f f MU
Clifford Ooldsmith'it spirlled come-j'c^cj1''nn aif'Viiy*imtn. *
dy. Openlne on the morn'ng r.f j Gcnc HJI^ ,he Buc mentor, nat-
Tui'ttday, .May 11, Director Col*; utally counts on improvement
land* latent extravn(fun/j| it* MIIMI • f^-m holdovers. Walt Jordan,
to run Ihrouch Wrdnesda, nnd ;f«*her; and IMc Davis, first lose
Thursday morning, climaxint* with
n M
a final P.*T. A. benefit perform-
*
ance Friday evening. May 17. le/'u'c'^favoreif .VlSio'n^tho 10 *ro
New Sound E'fectH rated even-money apainst the Card
i The entire three-net play has as "'WTKers.
I its Net tint; the uffk'e of the school ; I>iWvI!V tmtterv. cnnilM>sed of
[principal. Sink-e Mur.a»er Bill | JJ U ' P'. r ' na PV'J'""^"^
' Majors has plannrd :iome nen £;/ |*r^jj *Il.'L'Vt 'acnirisi f
suund effects which promise to be • Hfari. fannet) it; latter.*.
dynamic. The orij-innl play con- • simrt of the leairuo ri-cnnl.
lerninj- hiirh school life mn on;
Street's rival. Uruadway, :
Two
?aul-
'ion h* just roundintr into form and
hitting at •VX) JUT cent. Dall-
, • „. . • )r , •• mar. llrown. llus.ii'll. and Cherry
rjim«' a Mtciesl the. over one hundred dollar*.
," ,T in KnTnTi ib
u-ell-kmm-n «nd exceptionally por>-! vvonls rant: lhV»uKh room 101.' A ira«t onrairV "what\ your erm will open
Ular Pnmanan. who pa-scl awny in April 3. .Mr. Tucker's blnhM\tJf]nS^'w^^u!dSSu
that city *evi;ral vcvkn n
stitute. August 2.'t: I.abor Day.
Pulu Alto. April ti. Comim. September L
44 include a Pan-American Day pro-
Plans are completed for the
urain held here in (tchool, April 15;
April 1*7, at St. Marys, a C. F. F.
new girl's gym"said architect
i-oiivuniion; and, to close the season's
foical activities, the C. S. F.
of the city. Mr. DodlCe Kudy. in built on the front of the buildim:., dance, June 7._ These events^have
an interview at the Cily Ball. Speakers will be able to address been planned by President Gloria
April 3.
Meyer. Vice-I*resident Bobby Har-
Even thouch the plans ore fin- {W»
the «tiB special mmiui student
balcony. u...i.u..,. body at rallies from
n A c..^.^., shelter. 18 ... • ter. Secretary Virginia Thompson,
{shed, the date when work will be- by 53, at the west entrance rf the [ under the faculty sponsorship
gin Is unknown. That is up to the Kym. will be provided with the of Mr. R. W. Moore.
The H3 dance will Hoard of Education.
benches lining the wall. Girls will) v'niuntM»r r
The farm will be located to theu
».t_ • 7 i i. :_ .».- .v..t... i \oiumerr L.
be a super-colossal west and joininR the boys' eym.
Doom joininc the two syms will be
Affair when the dance IIMCM blare made HO they can be opened. n»*k-
oot next Friday.
ini- the boys' and R{rfo* cym one.
Theme of the dance IK being The buildinc Itself will bo 70 by
withheld from everyone, including 87. the floor will be M by M. and
the press, bub when questioned the locker room will also b" 84 by
about It, 113 President Jerry Arn O»
pleparth's twinkling eye* Indicated There will be fiftyfivc showers
It would be Ion* remembered. The and sixteen lockers will open Into
dance committee Includes Jerry each shower. Additional lockers
Applemrth, Ccrrv Krill, June Rob- line the wall.
em. Bob Vnyssfe, Annes Tru- The general finish of the sym
mure, June Lrffit, Don SIcKee, will be the same as that of the
and Harold Blmrose.
boys'. However, A balcony will be
1 : Admission Day, SeptemlKT
!*: Armistice Day, November
II; Teachers' Institute, Novctnl»er
ai; Thanksfrivintr. N'ovembcr
^1 and 22; Chrititniai* Vacation, Docember
'i'( to January 3. Tbi*
spring tenn wilt open January 27r
ll'll.
be able to cat lunch in the shelter
ilunler Cotchcfl
In rainy y weather. A special »p«lal in- In- 0!»"» >'"• •r. , Kotaro Mural,
K °'?'° k. >
n mom ri hv if. an an. Hnrr>' Biittimer, Jeannctte uian-
S 11 by b 14 andd
j^r Gcrdn Meyer Hnrold Davis,
l 'ill
part of the new gym-to-be.
The estimated cost lit $130,000.
Miss Flynn and Mr. Stephens
have something to say about the
mm. too:
ME«s Flynn: "It's certainly going
to be wonderful and Isn't coining
*, minute too soon for our needs."
Mr. Stephens: M The Lowell paper
received a third
place rating ratng in i it* CI In n th the six
rr> Biittimer, Jeanctte i
th teenth annual l Columbia, Scholastic h l i
y 14 and aj^r. . Gcrdn Mey
Press Association's contest. The
Meyer. Hnrold Davis,
also 'will hi Gwendolyn dl Miller.
contest was held n month fciro andT
Mil E M ^
tb ncr, ner nnd and Vern Vera Kr Krick In are the C.
h A^onxorerf by Columbia Univer-
S. F. volunteer coaches for this
sity.
term.
Senior pins row on «ue
Mr. Monroe Toent East for £1.00 at 12G Post street