311 NEW STUDENTS ENTER THIS TERM - The Lowell

TWO THE LOWELL. MONDAY. JANUARY 16. If-la
JB1.RV -COCKY" COLESIAN
Capuln Viraltjr Forwird
| Elmer's Tune
Why arc the stars (Charlc* Blnkc
and Marion Cocks) ;
Always winkin' (Marge Totnlin- j
son) j
And bltnkin' (Lorraine Christ)!
above?
What makes a fellow d. with difficulty.
to catch a few important fact*
about hi< lift-'. Koine of which rnuat
necessarily be omitted. He graduate!
from Oakland High School.
Before this, he attcnndei! Weed
High, whore he wa* Htud>Mii body
president. ^tiiiifoni University
ami journalism were tltt> m-xt steps
in his education. After receiving
bis dipldiuii. he found fmpluymtiu
:uiKt> that r»-fiv.-lu->.
Hi'iiurt cai't.i—I^Mik l'r tin- liig
red letters.
Algi'l.ra cias.—1M walk ;i miK*.
llttim-wiirk—Wlii-ii it miiw it
IMjur.-*.
Vacations—Here t.id:iv ;>inl notw
lomnrrow.
Ynur fdueatiitii—It m-vt'r It-Is yuii
down.
Kveryone'.-' asli't'p — Opportunity
kmV'k?.
Fc'.ter.
The library—Silviu-e ia golden.
—I,—
(,'oioncr: "What were \mir hiu**
lijind'.i lant word*, madam?"
Widow: "Hy thetit 'ast
week."
The waiter leaned confidingly
across the table.
"In that really so. sir?" he said
blandly, "then I've won my bet
with the oook."
Unntcded "Glamour" Added to
School During Xas Varieties
Inside, the lights burned brightly, and the
student performers excitedly changed rostumes
and make-up to continue Lowell's annual Christmas
\aneties. Parents, visitors, and students
vine proud of Lowell, ami what Uwell cculd do.
But during an Intermhulon a few llleged.
voung men of Lowell thought that they rould
help, in their childish way, to glamorize Lowell,
bach boldly pulled a cigarette from his pocket, lit
it. and stood in *.he corridor glaring back at the
parents who knew smoking was against the law
in schools, and at the others who knew that tbe*e
ft*w students just didn't know any better.
You probably don't know their names because
they re not the type that are well known. They
:iren t on the baseball team, they aren't student
body officers, they haven't won a cup tar debating
or a medal fur track, basketball, or football.
They just drift alone with the students who make
iij> the truer side of Lowell.
This won't happen agnin soon, because the
honor and preatip... 1 , the true moaning of Lowell
Ilik'h cannot help but seep into the hearts of the?e
few. If not, let it Iw known—Lowell is real and
true—we can gf l^ttvel) Hictj School
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