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;. Volume 60. No. 1 ,'y •/ San Francisco, California, Tuesday, February 17, ID12 - / '-J > Founded January, 169B 

253 New Students 

Register At Lowell 

Many New Student 

Leaders Join Ranks 

NEW 

OFFICERS 

Casaba Team Takes 

On Bulldogs Today 

Varsity Cagers Out 

To Win in Fifth Tilt 

Two hundred iifty-threu njw 

freshmen and sophumuces have j 

thU term joined the ranks at Lowell's 

family. This briugit tho total 

number of students cm oiled up to 

2£2,*i In a building originnlly ilcsirtied 

to hold 1.2M. i 

Among the newcomers are many, 

who were outstanding in many 

field- in their previous schools. 

From Marina comp* Arthur; 

Houston, student body president; ] 

Samele Moncharsh, vice-president! 

of rt'jdent body; Robert Gomperts,! 

who wi\s prominent in debating.' 

nnd Joyce Kodcg'-rdtM, M-er'-lury :, afco on the basketball u-m". - 

John Hanson, class prvxy mid sm-- 1 

Lowell's twice defected crgere 

clush with thu Kven more nbused 

Commerce Oulluogs In a tilt that 

may fd^rlKo everyone and bo one 

of the better contest* of the seaiton 

thii afternoon at Kezar Pa* 

vltion. 

The Cards who mm de'eat last 

week nt the hands of the Balboa. 

;»f|Uad. -trc out for sweet revenge 

nt the cxpvn»r of the Bulldogs, nntl 

thu.* atone for their poor ahowmg 

last Tuesday. 

Coleman Trails Itaker 

The Indians will 1M> led by Bob 

Cherry nnd Jerry Caleman. the 

latter in imiUngJim linker of Poly 

for high point nonon of the loon. 

A priirtpcrous afternoon will ennbie 

him to take over t.tc tend in the 

m.ints scored department. Cherry, 

th>* broad shouldered center is tho 

cor manager; Frank Klfswnrtli, 

veritable ram-rod of the !>i Sacred 

Ruth Heppner. mtsistam editor of 

Heart gam'-, he hopes to take tho 

the paper; Kmest Fried, yell • 

j Bulldogs a* dwj* Frank Kti'felkn, 

leader; Necna Klimoff. student 

the Cards' other starting forward. 

body secri-tary; basketball player,' 

Charlie Cooke. Frank Wlgmore, 

Dan Tenttun. • Mr. Stephen* rtincrniula.-w Lowell'* new student fiody ufficrr*. Heading from left lo right are Janet amj ]tul Thompson, the three tl* 

Coming from John Swett h de- Itico, vicr.prr*iuVnt: Strve Mntur, secretary; Mr. Stephens; Paul Jh.pp+r, treasurer; Mare William*. Irrnatln : first string gur.rd*i, who 

bater Invin Goldstein. 

president; and Art lloppe. yell leader. —Photo by Kd Hnlscy are the ____ heart and soul of the 

Presidio graduates are led by! 

team's defrmte, can loosen up a 

Robert Ifansnhoff. student body 

prexy: Gilbert Pavlovsky, Amen- • CALENDAR- 

Student Body Card Ssle b'l, and work on an offense against 

ran legion Award winner; Harry 

Martin and 

Pavlovsky. who plnyed basket ha II. Feb. Ii>-P.-T. A. Meeiing. 

Starts; 100'' or Bust "'cwwfc, Lead, MOV 

, „ The tip-off, which is alaicd tor 

From Portola comes Mel Will* Feb. 2fl—Washington Assembly. 

back, who played basketball. 

Hauck, New "Orif humlrod ,irr c-ii' i.r bi;«t! n::to. will find tV *30*s on the 

Feb. J.'l — Washington Itirthday. 

That's _ what Tn-asur.-r Paul haulwoods .against a tough Cull- 

Among those from Grant nre 

i IliippiT h:nl lo MV when asked pup collection, but with high point 

Harold Newman, student body sec- Holiday. 

; how many stu'icnt body cards he mutlt j a c l c Crowtey. popping 'em, 

retary; Claude Rosenberg, stiHent Feb. tM—Itn, and White sale !*• 

thouirht ruukt _l-f *dil during th«- nn,| pBVe Sheldon plus Frank Sanbody 

treasurer; llasw Kndcnhatigh, 

editor of the paper; Carolyn Kipf.* Ft-b, i. 

: tr, student body prvsident; Hooper 

(Continued on Page 4) 

r firm : 

ford, the lcnuut 

i—Institute. Holiday. 

Many 

Ilii'l M;irun wni> rhurrn ar mwi- for the ratlin, hut Willinm Tnkni. 

Feb. 2o 

paintel and was forced to xig zag nil the way to San Francisco. In :he 

excitement of the voyage, one man went boserk when h* thought he 

heard the motor* "f Japanese homers. Itob, however, did not quit hif 

job rnd now handles a .HO caliber machine gun for tlcfvnue against 

bomhing atlark-t on the ship. I ~' "~ 

Flwh: Ijwt *«-k at tin- St. *"* '»'"'' PtvUy fnst. 

MaiyV prom. I» CVrPs cirl friend They're Off AKitin 

wan voted queen of the ball. Seem* If ymi think th.« Chicago fimt-, 

like the farmer U*etl hatkelbnll ball eleven of n few years back 

star still hnx plenty on the ball. * n * bad. you ir«* in for an implras- 

Cunitnuniriue ant ourprine. I^K( report* frt.m 

No. I from the windy city *]•>•»' that their 

tlii! Itcl and »a-»kflfiall team i* wo.*>e. Thry've 

White luad- ju-*t 1«H| their Iwenty-flflh cm- 

«iuartt*nakfng of Prnmiitionn 

firmed by re- r'oncratulations to two ex-Lowliable 

Miiim.**; ..Mtv*. Mu«iv manttr Mr. Mi-vlin 

that the re-1 f,,r moving ntntiil tu S. F. J. C. 

eeipt trouble, MU{ .Mi,,,, Mart*- Duffy who was 

encountered in trans furred l» Poly as head of 

the lost fdi-iian^j,,,!,,. department. ( '' n< louiucrx you ever saw. ,. • • 

dent. Hetty Solu'n.i immediate \n*V >M>fon a 

ttu'ni. ?« l Tinc thai thU term is welt 

tinift-r wcy- No «*'t*'.iitr pliiiis haw 

lN*fii iti;i'i«' T*.r .iiiy e'wi!' artivitit'i*.' 

to . 

Many Tournaments! 

"Thfir silver tmigui's will bring; 

honii' fiuMt'ii trophit-ii." proplit'.iird • 

('nacli (It-orge r. \jn\wr tit biit d"liatirn 

and urntors. 

LtiM«'M% Joint Harti-y will rrp-', 

rocnl tlif eighth district in thi* 

Amirican Legion conli«.t. ha vine 

liti'n rh«rM*n the heM r>tMMki*r in 

the city control. \ 

Tin 

Assembly Held 

Because the birthday's of George 

Wuhinlno. • " Abnif Abrar . I Lincoln. Uncfn 

nnd Pre«Wtiit Kooievelt fall with 

.-,,-, name checked, off a list to be kept i hk id 

•' • by the P.ed end White sUff. 

Study of W»r 

Looking through the r,ewspapers, 

we found a very Interesting 

;•- article. It Jcems that a certain 

'' Dr. James Shotwcl! of Columblt 

1 LyonV Club otntory co.iipc-j 

titinti was entered by Shirley Me-. 

I'lie, who won thir a.l-city >wel| has attained. 

You owe II to the sthool lo Klve your full co-operation at HIT 

rallies, assemblies, and athletic events. In this way only can Lowell 

nwinlsin her supremacy in the sports world. 

Scholarship, Lowell's proud heritage, will be maintained only if yoa 

do your work day hy day faithfully and well. 

les. these are whole-hearted tasks we ask of you. but If you accept 

the challenge, your years at Uwrll will be ones lonr remembered. 

(Sinned) 1.EIIOY H. STEPHENS.

- LX>\VEJJLj® 

«d by tb» Ayocl*t#«i St 

of Lowdl Hifh Hehool 

ifOO H»yti StrMt. Sui tTr»Mlie«. 

CsllfornU 

U H. S. S. A. M«tnb«n ***• 

3IanagIng Editor. 

Feature Editor. 

Sport* Editor. 

Hew* Editor. 

Exchange Editor. 

jack Fisfcr 

Juna Gueaacr 

V*ttr Hinder 

Kfcfrr 

LOWELL STAFF 

FRANK I'lOMIfO 

Stanford Itosvnbt-rg 

Mary Fletcher 

Ed MeArthur 

Jh. I dunno— 

icb> ? 7—1 xiirm Id scratch." 

Louise Kfyburn: **I would Rrab It. Brer 

Mince the draft we can't be loo choonir." (Ain't 

i| the truth?) 

Paul Hopper: "Are you kidding?" 

Janet Kico: "Well, It just di'per.ds—whether 

it's a blond or a brunette." 

Now for the definition: According to Webster, 

an khtbyornith(formes lit $n oruvr of extinct, 

toothed birds (superorder i d t t h K 

Catch on ? We don't. 

Heil Heel! 

The Password 

Glancing guiltily *,ver hii aholiluVr 

to 1M* sure he wasn't followed, 

the tall, auspicious-looking nun 

ducked into the alley. Quickly ht 

turned in the doorway of one of 

the dark and seemingly empty 

houses lining the street. After 

three short knocks on the door, a 

small panel opened. A swarthy 

mutt with a criminal face stared 

out through the ttny opening. 

"Whaatcha want?" h«r growled, 

"Joe sent me," nervously whwlU'rcd 

the stranger. 

Slowly the panel opened wider, 

and ibt man on the inside began a 

whispered consultation with the 

stranger. 

•That II cost ya a lot of dough." 

doubtfully stated the thug. "We 

take an awful chance getting riifa 

illegal stuff now. you know." 

••J'm willing to pay anything for 

them," the man breathlessly re* 

plied. 

The exchange of money and the 

package took place. As the 

stranger started tu leave, he heard 

a whispered warnlpy, 

-lie careful of th.it package, 

bud; ami don't let the coppers s^tt 

you. Rubber hsels for shoe* are 

illegal to sell now, ya snow."—Son 

Jose High School HeraM. 

| Teepee Tattle Tales 

"No word bites so fiercely as an 

evil toncue."—Sir P. Sidney. 

Hiive you awakened to that fact 

yet? We have, and as a result. 

starting as of now, no more deep 

Brilliant deduction: I hate Chem., that'* why dig* will be shoveled out from thU 

I don't like it. 

column. Only shallow ones. 

This one is about six Inches 

deep: Ed Odenthnl Keen having a 

One who Is f>ut*of-!ov

• 3 1*'• " v - 

ideline 

quabbles 

By Ed McArthur '• 

Let's bulldoze thoie BUIICIOKUM! 

When the talented Card five 

take* to' the hardwoods today 

aitatnit a lucklew Commerce qnln-. 

i«t,rth« wavering Neff troop will, 

not be rated;too highly, resulting 

from a sor- 

THE LOWELL TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17.1 

Oarsmen Get Test 

In Regatta Sunday 

Veterans May Pull 

Through For Cards 

'The Saihe Old Storyî 

Itj* Joan Simon 

When Coach Stan Ughty's latest 

Another "sedulous" 

edition of crew power takes to the 

meaning busy . . . G. A. A. Bav In the 

term has been planned by the new 

""""a' Washington 

officers and five gym teachccrs. Day regatta at the Aquatic Park 

the Hnye* Many events are being discussed this Sunday, the Card product will 

3treeten» can to make this one of the be«i terms hare more than its share of expo-1 

scoot pat.t the yst 

" .. nrrt 

four remaln- 

New Officer* 

rlencal oarsmen In thii title bound " 

Inglng oppo- Officers uuicent elected were jTesidcnti"*"" 

nents, second Rttn Wicland, Secretary Shirley Although Neptune's spray has 

- honora will be Friedrich*. and Clerk of Awards t hindered the Lowell twelve from 

our*. So, let'i In--- Milling. Block L I'rcxy Ro- 

gn out today salie Zteglcr head* the clean-up 

and maHh that committee, assisted by Secretary 

Bulldog • mrat Eleanor Fox. 

Into nothing. Arc you with u«7 The managers of afler*nchool 

sportM this term ar«-: Jane Sachs, 

Twiley Rreak* Inlo Headline* badminton; J u a n 11 a Erlckson. 

Uttlc Colon Toolcy hr.s broken baseball; I'at Synnn. bicycling: 

into the headlines. After Cat Hubcr, dancing; Thereat /leg* 

the ciuwba tussle with the "Hon- ler, honeback riding; Dythe-Mary 

tut Abes" a few wcoka ago, Neffn Hertert. Ice skati.ig: Ruth Kriie. 

chief scorekcepcr wan interviewed swimming, and Jean Dfettcrle. ten* 

by a local sports writer, who in- nix. Manager* for golf and howlquired 

ax to whnt the smaller of ing have not yet been elected. 

the Toolcy boys thought of the 

Schedule 

winning outfit. In return, C. T. 

remarked that the boys looked The following Is the probable 

iht good, but hod to improve, schedule for G. A. A. sports: 

If they wanted to nip Poly or Monday—Ice skating, dancing, 

Washington. 

Result, the intermediate and advanced swimnext 

day Toolcy received a spread 

of eight inches En one of the daily 

publications, plus a bit of kidding 

from just about everyone. 

Pent email tint 

Probably Lowell'* most underrated 

varsity cagers Is n;nrnM*ive 

I rank Wijrmore. Known to all for 

his top notch ability on the gridiron. 

Frank is seeing his fourth 

year an u Lowell hasketecr. haV' 

ing knocked about for three sea' 

sons on the unlimited* and one on 

the thirties. Throughout the league 

rjlay. our Scroll head has played 

a consistently good floor game, 

sparkled by a very capable eye. 

. . . Rugged Frank "Sunshine" 

Sonfnnl should also receive much 

credit for his yeoman work in the 

preliminaries. "Sunshine's" leadership 

and able shooting has lead 

the thirties in their march to the 

win column. 

Changing to the outdoor climate, 

we find this year's muscle-bound 

twelve, more commonly known as 

crewmen, led by Terrific Tom 

"Duck" Strel, who Is holding down 

the port stroke job in the '42 cam- J 

p&ign. Tom lit another who has 

had hi* share of athletics. In his 

l'irst two years in thr Red Crick 

tuiidiitp, he landed - a starting 

perth on the thirties, nne a championship 

group, while his upper 

ls fd hi fit 

1 

becoming n seasoned, outfit, the 

big Iwys still have n good chance 

of coming through, providing thai 

they overcome the powerful Saint 

Ignatius group, defenders of the 

rowing crown. Sunday's affair I 

will be a non-league encounter nnd j 

not too much will count on the outcome 

of the sprint. The regular 

A. A. A. run-off will not commence 

until some time in April. 

Starters 

It nerer fail*! . . . Throughout the football, basketball, and track 

The likely varsity boat will con- 

MtaAoiu. Joe High School atway* manage* to show up to nee the 

sist of Tom Strci, Harry Rahl- 

major sport activities, but when baseball and other minor aportfl 

r.unn. Ken Hall, George Kritsky, 

roll around do they eel the name support? You guessed it. They 

Ernie Nnckord, and Dick Lee on 

don't. How about changing thin itory to crowds at erery atblette 

the port side, with newcomers 

erent? We can do HI - 

on their heel*. The pulling on the 

mlng. i starboard will be supplied by Ler 

Tuesday—basketball. 

Petterson, Connie Glafkldes. Jack Card Baseballers 

Wednesday—bowling, golf, bad- Ilnhcrmcycr, and Hob Anderson, 

minton, baseball, volleyball, ping with the other two berths open for 

pong, beginners' nnd Intermediate Ronald Sockotav. Rcmo Cunlberti, Will Be Tough 

horseback riding, bicycling. Jack MacDougall, Ed McArthur, 

Thursday — advanced horseback nnd Henry Walsh, the latter three, 

riding. 

together with Kritsky nnd Nack- Things will be different on the 

Friday—beginners' swimming. ord, served as first boaters on thelocal 

baseball front this season! 

Tennis is played throughout the JlO's in the Ml campaign. 

The Lowell's won't be the usual 

week. And speaking of Irani*. 

Rita Wieland and Sue Springer 

Lightweight* 

"brenther," the soft touch for other 

were finalists in the lennla tour- In the papoose bracket, only one I A. A. A. nines as has so often been 

nament of lant term. 

— * past years will return, ihe case, for many hard hitting, 

Tournaments 

clean fielding players have turned 

The Golden Gate aPrk Junior; top man for the third time. sen- out for Voyne's dinmondeers In 

Tennis Club wjll hold the annual -ingraft pilot In his frcshmnn term. the eyes of Coach Mike, this wilt 

Day Counties Tennis ~ Tournament,] Aiding "" Yamanaka " nre second fill many weak gaps in the line-up 

March 27 to April 2. Entry fee. stringer* Bud Silvermnn, man, Hatsuro 

will be $1.00. Entries can be taken Azawa, Paul White, and a host of 

and provide the Cards with a wide 

to either the gym or to Ruth Mar-1 beginners of which Lowell Bust- awake team that'll hit and fiJd 

tin, 136. So cotnc on, you champ*!, Incchl and Bob Hulsten loom the j so not to "blow" games, which wa» 

Enter nnd win! • class. 

the reason for last year's cellar 

standing. 

Vets Return 

Tracksters Open Season With 

The strength of the team will 

| he centered around Bob Cherry, 

Richmond Dual Meet, March 6 I Jerry Cotcman, and Paul Oral. 

Cherry is an all-city outfielder, 

who batted at a .500 clip in '41; 

When the Hayen Street "light- 

I £UCe On Coleman, a star short stop, swatted 

clad" spcedstern take to the track 

.333; and Oral, a fastball pitcher 

for their first dual meet. March u*. Competition and good hitter. 

ppe 

class years found him a first 

with Richmond, great showings 

Bill Brown, a good catcher, but 

stringer in the Cant unlimited firs cut* ire expected. With the experience Lowell's championship swim*: weak hitter, has improved his bat- 

ter. And don't overlook Tom onof 

last year's veterans, Arnot, ming team looks toward* the openting to almost assure, him of u 

Voyne's eleven next term, he's HIrahfJeM, Brevier. Roach, and 

tops on the field as well as on the 

ing of the 1D42 season with bright stnrtlng berth. 

water. 

others, under the watchful eye of hopes. 

Carrying the name of Lowell Coath Elmer Harris, a successful 

Starter* Theartened 

The varsity is captained 

with them in their colloglnte af- season Is In sight. 

p by] Threevets Three who mighTgnib off 

fairs nre ex-N'fffmen Don Ilur- Although hindered by San Km Frank Grannls. star free-styler of|th« open infield jobs arc Mornard, 

nesft. Howie Palltnar. and Hill 

Cowden. Alt are Htorient on Ev- 

Cisco -liquid sunshine," diligent "' I ing the his Indian third mermen, year of action. who Is enter-, i Newman Xewnwnnnd 

Marlowe. Four new* 

erett DeanV five down on thetraininir 

In the form of a few 

comers, Kudclka. Gill. Steinberg; 

School Prtxy Davo Williamj U and Liclmuitt. who have had cxpefarm. 

Ditto over at Rerkclejr. mites walking daily nnd workout* Luwt'H's entr^- in the .W.yanl free riencc in semi-pro games and 

where Dare Thurm is right up every day has already shown it* »tyle. while the 100-yanl fuu win'"how much promUe, may break 

thrre. an Is Eddie Cerf at Saint 

Mary's. 

mnrk. 

jj.CjUlnCn.nnI. and Don,; 

Century Spurt 

on the mound 

Minor Sports 

Nnw that the cage shuW4 arc 

Leading the field in the 100- 

hff 

reaching their final performance*. 

yard jnunt arc speedster* Jack 

:ho less publicised jiport activities 

Rreiuiler, Frank Piombo, and Jack 

Mill 5oon start taking their sports Riefc; nil are also 220-yard npurt*! 

under the limelight. Although the era. The 410 will be taken cure uf 

boy.' work just as earnestly as by Morton Roach, Jim £hcppard. 

the more popular activities, such Dick Hirshtiold. and "Dippy" 

TU footbMI or basketball, they do Evans. Distant men Phil Arnot. 

not get the supjrort they shoutd. "Dippy 

After all, they do mo'c than do 

their share of making Lowell the 

top athletic school In the city. Why 

not give our championship swimming 

and tcnnU teams, our A-l 

crew, baseball, and track squads 

the backing the*' duacrve? 

A. A. A. VARSITY 

BASKETBALL 

STANDINGS 

Won Lost 

Poly 

li 00 

Saint Ignaliun. • 

Washington 

l 

Lowell „._._ 3 2 

Sacred Heart... 

o 

Mission 

• Balboa -1.1 2 .3 

Galileo 

.«__ j 4 

Lincoln ^_ 0 5 

. Commerce ., - 0 5 

1 * Evans, and Don Wirktcr 

arc competing i» the 880. 

In the mile run, the newcomer* 

take the Held with Ed O'Donnell. 

Don WInklcr, Bob Biutc. nnd Ed 

Honey, all tryinff for top honors. 

Hopinjr to pole vault their way 

to fame thin season are Bob Me- 

LaughHn and Russ Conn. At Ocrand 

Will spin the dlncusa while 

Bob Carlson takes a ftinir at the 

high jump. Ed lltR-jre. Jwe N'USKbaum, 

and John Itir-wrnvc* will 

w»r the Canl colors in Ihe hurdles. 

Light welsh I* 

Also starting • V - :I Cagers Seek 

Win Against 

Bulldog Five 

(Continued From Page 1) 

vanity eager* witli Poly'i regular 

Kuardfl out for the flea»on. If the 

Eagle* should take the Parrou. 

and the Red and White continue 

unmolested, a three-way tie would 

result, with Lowell, Poly, and 

Washlnrton splitting up the melon. 

The starting line-up for the varsity 

and lightweights will be: 

Varsity Thirties 

F.—Coleman K.—Sheldon 

F.—Kudelka F.—Rader 

C—Cherry C.—Crowley 

G.—Wigmore C—Sanford 

C—Cooke C—Bailor 

Big Ten Scoring 

UNLIMITED SCORING 

F.G. F.T. 

Baker (P) 20 11 

Prieto (M) ..- 10 !3 

Coleman (L) 15 

Conti (I . 17 

. 19 

. 17 

. 18 

I" 

Wclln. Bob Uujr mil uke cat-or ,v||| be Thomson ami Charfcc. u 

the 220 event. Dlvlnii klnw of (oulhpaw. Other returning vetthe 

Cards are Runin Brewer and I cran* In the line-uo race or. Odcn ' 

T 

;d KnntVird. both experiencfd ,hal. Voldnun, and rittson. 

en. 

Meets are Kheduled with Buriinirame. 

San Meteo. Sequoia. Tamal- Card 30's Quintet 

patit, Berkeley, nnd the Cal. frojh, 

all of of'which which "win w take piac«i'aViui-' Steadily Improving 

tant plunges. 

Lowell Itifch School, meet your 

Experience Makes 130-pound basketball team! 

., „ ... , . .1 In the first five, the battling 

Up Card Net Squad forward* are Dave Sheldon Bui 

I Dal Radcr. Many a crucial crucia basket 

| has been ncored d b by these h tw L 

Hoping to ha%*e another blue rib- eli forward wall stalwart*. 

bon bn year iis 

the fami^l Lowell Occupying the erer-Importsnt 

tennis i team. 

t ii Jk C1 

Again, the 

- - 

Richmond, the ..„ 

comprhed mostly of 

Leo . 

tiriOl* ÎIVIIUK. ,,. I|IW ^">\# .i* U|^V ~ ~»f • ~ — " ^ 

nromislt'u;, til is Sinn Rosenberg i Bill _ Iwnl °''?i.''' J ?t ! * lf 

vetornnj George Clilchestcr awl Fnik "Sunshine" Sanfonl and' Corns bis.. S

By '• 

Stanford Rosenberg 

Mgr. Editor 

Trom vice.pres.dVu to vice-, Wlgmoro WIgmorc make* makes a..-*"* all-dty. 

resident In three haitf year*. N N°« t diti f th 

n °t **• prediction of the bo*- 

THE LOWELL TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 17. 1842 

Various Clubs To 

Meet This Week 

Something New Has 

Been Added-Gad! 

THE r 

PEACE 

PIPE 

By Bert Burn* 

Among the activities setting 

under way for the spring term are 

the different clubs about school 

Lowell'* 'assistant , Avel-pounder 

the story behL— .-that 

function during after-school 

and AH-Amcrlcan fir). 

*ntile Prank Wifrmore. , hours. 

Starting his string of sport* 

PSYCHOLOGY 

Thi* story bejriif three yean conquest*. *arly. Wigmore wrote Plans for this term'* procedure 

back. In January, vfaen Mis* Rico the first chanter in thin story by In thc Psychology Club are yet 

took the reins of leoc vship for the " ' on the championship bos- unset. All tho topis* that are to 

first tine, to gutdo \ her fellow team at Rooicvelt, be undertaken will be those chonen 

mariners-us v.ce-prex.T of Mnrinn At Lowell Thing* Happen 

by the members of the club, 

Junior Hfeh. 

playing under the guiding hand 

Johnston, thc sponsor, said. 

Win* Clttzenshlp Award , of Coach Ben Xcff, the casaba President Louise Reybum will 

.Winner of the American Uftion genius, he blossomed out into a conduct tho first meeting next 

Award for cit'zensniu, at the pen. great ball.player, probably one of Tuesday, when intelligence teats 

ruin palace, cUmiuInx three years the most underrated in the city. will be di*cu**ed nnd a complete 

program for this term set. 

of hard work, started our blue- No Mhilikt a* Pipkin SUr • 

eyed mis* on the road to *uccess Thn scribe* failed to mention 

at the Hayes street rfscnrstlon. Lowell'* stocky end at the Htart of In-pirntiokKmf^rely votun- 

It wasn't lonr before her talent* the rridlron conim*. when an 

were' distortrtd and *he was on 

the'wsy op, 

.-•AS "an "upper classman, she was 

awarded membership In the Shield 

and L for fine service rendered. 

Kfnirs Belt Axiin 

Outstanding in sports, drs* 

matiea. and what have you. il Ht*Je 

31 iM Rico rang the bell again 

when she won the job of viceprexy. 

Always wearing a smile, which 

i* pretty hard to keep during these 

times—always offering a £« , m lie Criteenden exuded a flow of reminded 5. M. it not a co-ed U 

adjectives and transitive verb* in.(at least the Ciiel prof* are under 

a manner as cool and sophisticate.* {said Impression), and all we could r 

a*, a Tommy Dorsey rendition of isee In the way of shorts and—er- 

"Smoke Gets In Your Eye;." —tipper*—were the Gael csiabs!: 

Spring '42 and the arrival of n towers, with o caption that'road), 

- • - • "Rome Back Kids. Trip fjp 8. cl. 

. Can't Fool 'Em 

37-35." In the aforementioned entj 

The green freshman no longer Ed Cerf and Gat Mota. former* 

Lowell and Poly men were smiling 

at each other. * Ashamed' of 

from Poly, Wlgmore wan awarded stories, essays, nnd nny other form individuals knows 

»• ^ i «# i!»hk.».»n . l.»îanU«». tl>«* ,j.vHrt f In/ii* hm nrf rrvnms nflii t nt* lift n : - . -*^ _? _ " UIMI with all-city hom>rs.r of lileraturo throughout the term., floor has art rooms nnd the fifth. -.'A, The land era* . 

Only future success in store Reading — _ before thc club during Just isn't, knows when to go "P "f"r ,„.,.„ "|mb,, 

for this Lowcllite, whoso hat 

i... 

slic 

-.— i 

mectinf.') 

..._ — Thursdays af tor stairs and when lo go down, knows I °7, ,.£*'„,• ,!lZi ft,. 

1 Knowinc: 

will come 

on ...u.^...Jn »•. v — — - --. - - 

has stayed tho some unui'r tho j 'writers fchool ore receive. llif pct*.r the r.rtmt of RUB. 

âssffiiss^s's-. Lm"^d£y l! , Tht. advanced llridgi Clu 

j her?. wh.» meet every .Momlny 

thSn? s 

rfftor »chool, stage u tdtirnjirnvnt' kon^. fe^^;M;3' 

^*—--'-' - --- ,.---. — w- —i~~"Y" ' rf * fc f." «"*yZ£ i •»? ' Parrot" we came across 

uiv ITIIU of thc tt'inii ttftcfr • 

Red and White Sale 

To Start Feb. 24 

assembly and American ixgton computing the!- *core«. the right 

Award winner; "alter( Su(,*armtin, | p]ayi:r1i witn tne highest avcritRts 

cloa* troa*urcr; laut iAizman, ] mctlt jn „ ^p^-jni tourniimcnt. 

da»« pre.id«nt ami cnsalia twtrler;, 

Bob Stanford, paaketbult captain: 

mark 

period 

dents 

spring .. 

Red and White. 

If you intend to order a book Lnurinnnc Sprintnitvcr. *ccrvtno' I •" vntcrintr it* wt-oml u*rm of |»wt-ll in . . , wonilcrful . . . a I'lut* pm-fitri|)r, weighintr about 

you raiut do «o by paying your of hor clan* and American Legion' learning how to mal;«.- ilrcfuen. knit the tonchcr* art* . . . marvel- 180. Stirnucl K. Polland, Lowell's 

money during the time allotted. Award winner: Connie Dlcktnan.if'" iiw Red CroM mid mnki- pr CLUB 

(2) Attendance office indow class president: Nancy Hutchin*. Under Mr. Peterson'* direction — -, _ -,. . . _ 

(first floor). • 

also A clos* president: claim offi- thl* hl club lb i i* going i to take k n rrgu- Scroll and Shield 

(3) Book room (second floor). cer* Bob Patterson and Lois Brew- lar FIr»t Aid cum-; 

Jean 

(4) Room 313 G'.ilrd floor). 

In addition, collectors' will also 

work on the Bridge Annex during 

fifth and sixth perind lunch, and 

In room 313 after school. 

New students are especially cautioned 

io bring their dollar at an 

early date, thus assuring themselves 

a spring journal. 

Mrs. Jordan Suggests 

Courses for Defense 

Schools and colleges throughout 

the United State* are turning, their 

effort! to the pnraraouct task facing 

America today: .The winning 

of the wan _. 

' Lowell is In the vanguard of the 

change to "education for victory." 

While college, shorten their grad* 

nation time, Lowell is putting a»ded 

emphasis on such vital course 

as mthmti bi l i 

n i" lv P'anteu nis orogans «n m- 

„ medem freshmnn bid UB good f When queried as to hi* most 

,'night and we ntumbled. reflective- adept and successful pupil*, he 

ly, up the *Uir* to our rnt-ritMen P,w»«I by Wayne Morri*, the 

L'arrvt we fondly refer to an home. : the II wd. star twho had flunked, 

by the way), and quoted .Carol 

Cnsnning and Lee Pope as being 

lar FIr»t Aid cour* 1 !. 

It takes up how to handle any 

• iiuation that arine* when an inbare 

McClymond, prominent In 

dramatic*, glee and debating: Barbara 

Heeler and Aloha Butler, 

prominent thesplan* and singers; 

and Margaret Rotiewear, dramatics. 

Parkside send* u* Frank Me- 

Cord, winner of the American Legion 

Award and also class officer.. 

Pacific Height* I 

Entering from Pacific Heights 

are Nancy Botcher, student bod* I 

president: John Kiyaau, secretary | 

of the student body; Bob Lewek,: 

das* president and American La-1 

cion Awanl winner; Herbert Ya-i 

mate, clan* secretary, and Jen-1 

sukc Matsuzakl. outstanding In; 

athletic*. 

Among those from Paul Revere t 

arc Frieda Bisslfr, student body | 

secretary; Emu Kurrlc, prexy of 

as. mathematics, pbvsics, cl.caistry, 

typing, biology, and foreign 

languages. Red Cross classes 

have been added to the curriculum, 

and greater changes are in pros- 

Mrs. Jordan, Lowell's head counsellor, 

emphasize* the need for 

student* to take Advantage of opportunities 

to Increase t'uclr value 

ti> their country. 

She pointed out a few of the 

iDvrjr. sndtutK now In the «r-, 

vlceru. Georse Bertrand, Sgt 

Al- Farren, at Dutch Harbor: 

GeprgQ Toraey, sfRiial eorpiman; 

and U. Bud Ranlels. 

, "Every student," said Mrs. Jordan, 

"owes It to himself and to 

his'country to learn everything 

'thatrmay enable Mm to better 

. serve the war itfort* 

New Yd! Leaders 

Leading Lowell's rooting section 

at the games this season. Art 

Hoppe. will have Al Feder and Don 

;, Schumacher helping him. 

At the first G. A. A. rally of this 

•Hal " " A m M^ fi MI ^ - • *• _ . A«_ _ 

tera. . 

jnrl* head 

and hen 

. «totan»:.wlll 

tho 

"II" AS hi* drama proteges have 

1 dlM.-overed, fi. K. P. has memorized 

' lit one time or another all the 

plays his students read or give In. 

in class, and no doubt quite a few 

... intn action with the' more. 

*Uirt of the semester, new uffl-i So, student*, bow low from the 

Camera Contest For ccrr nf the Shield nnd Scroll have!wui*t, and give due praice to 

mapped an ambitious program for."Skippy*' Holland, a teacher, and 

Winter Carnival Page thi* term** freshmen reception. ; friend of no mean way*! (Inei- 

Ann« Wlgle i* the new prexy!dentally, we're taking drama II, 

Shutter-bug* and snap-shot nf tho Shield with Connie Witnon • to . . .) 

fiends an* getting a chance as vice-iiresident and Ruth 

to show their talent*, for the 

Red and White camera contest 

opens today with thc 

first issue of The Lowell. 

Inrtead of a "Summer 

Memories" section appearing 

on the inside pages, as was 

thc case in the lost Red and 

White Issue, the picture 

scheme this time will be a 

"Winter Carnival," *> the 

more snow picture* the better. 

the student body: and Marjcnn 

Cover charge for one cou- 

Lambertson. society editor of thc 

ple at tli" Rose Room Bowl 

of the wince Hotel, bo-ides 

. „ . Valley School fend* 

having- your mime printed 

under tho chosen "pic" are 

jlctty Taylor, treasurer, vlcc-pres- tho prize* offered to the pnrdent. 

and president of the student j ticinnnts. 

body in succeeding term*, and 

American Legion Awnrtl winner. All of the pictures turned 

From Grattan School come* stu- En will be judged by the jourdent 

I>ody prc*|t honors. Sey- Girts 

mour.vMelster, former Lo*el]ite 

Silk's*** Sunllfled for the' 

.Sa.îii;y? 

anrd, cmt'mfwy 

) 

1 liockut. lie changed his mind; he .v 

Under Iho Icndcrshln of Boys' changed it again. Then he set 

Block L President Ernie Nackord 

and Girls' Block L President Rosn- 

High. "I llko liwell." she 

said, "and hone to send my dauchter 

here." Miss Duffy has been 

transferred to Toly. Miss Pcicra 

Is In Honolulu, and Mr. Kelly at 

Lincoln. Mr. Devlin has been pwmoted 

to the S. F.J. C. 4eDartment 

of music. - *:; ., 

11 

grimly to work, consclus of the 

he was doing, but determined 

to see it through. Suddenuu—.. 

...^^ .w.».ci me miui-,ly Mrs. Hill was coming toward 

nine ning big things things. 

him down thc the ninle. ainle He slipped > 

Assisting President N'ackord aro his hands nonchalcntlv into M» % 

Vice-Prexy Jack Stoll, Secretary pockets, and forced himself to • j 

Kemo Cuniberti. and Clifford Too* smile nt her. ,• J 

ley. crclk of awards. Eleanor Fox. (Did .he suspect? Was the *jlg" ; 

girls' secretary, will be kept busy up?) A guilty blush enveloped .'.3 

helping President Zlegler. hb face, but kept up the casrsl •» 

The Boys' r.lock L has com- smile as Mrs. Hill approached. 

pletely assumt.'l morning traffic -Having trouble. Jim?" '1 

duties, oa directed In thc Lowell **So, thank you.** 

constitution, in addition to their 

other school services. Big Brother, 

She Walks By 

clean-up, and keeping order nt the 

The IIIG I1UI normalcy IlltalVjr U& at*4B of his 

rallies and games. The girls are 

amaied him. The teacher 

carrying out plans for a bigger 

by and he breathed again. 

and better clean*up campaign, for 

more he set to work, awa 

which volunteers are rapidly sign- 

Ume was short. He dotted, thtj 

ing up. ' 

last st "i" as the bell rang. 

Ji Jim td turned toward d his h 

Both societies encourage stu- who had watched him 

dents, especially newcomers, to go most of the period.... '/ 

out for a sport, and will climax "Well." he grinned. "»t 

the.term with their big picnic and I've got my name carved onj 

thc dlock L dance. 

desk before I graduate."-** 

Son Jose High School.Herald.:;,; 

':-J V 

itftZ-:-

The EiSkft of fieorgc Washington while not a high ncorinjr tram urc 

tail and aicgrciMire. Four of 'he Lloyd Leith coached eager* are 

t)hff*n here a* they limber up tor '.odiiy'n rncuunler at Kexar. Left 

to right are 1'hII lUrri*. Hill Umv, fton £11 if. and Cliff Centner. 

—Councsy of the Washington Eaglo 

IXEAT THE 

EACLES 

TODAY 

at the hand* of the Eagles meunint- 

fourth place, a rung lower than 

the previous nil-time low. 

Secondly, the Carl* arc nut to 

break the two-year Knule jinx, n 

jinx that ended Lcwcll's five-year 

title streak, and 'ent the Intlf&nn 

slipplnjr down the league ladder. 

Antl lastly to utay ahead in the 

(Continued d to 

t-rvvt'iit tvach- ' 

:r& from tnkintr 

a run nut 

powder to a 

nearby sumnil-. 

1 CSF and Plans 

The first r.i»-»tmi* of the C. ri. 

F. was held mently. Thb lenn'i* 

•iffifi-rs an-: Ursula Wtilff, presi- 

--!•• picture ("chrnK- of 

'• the It.^l nnd White will be n "Windent: 

Karbara Mrlntyn-, vic«-nrc»ter 

Carnival.' **o the mem- snow idi-nt; and l-'ranci 

|i!i-t'ir»-s the better. 

Winner* v-itt receive u r.,ver 

DECLAMATIONS 

Krid.iy. Mart-h i;i. tit 8:00 

>. rn., thi? um-*i l.-iN'Hl in thi* 

—wil! prt-'seni huntoniUH mid 

resort. dramatic dii-liitnaticn." in tin' 

The thought audititrititn. 

of tune hers 

Maying hook- Swiicn from -Of Mice and 

Men" nnd "The Great Dictn- 

llereV (iood 

t«r" are only two of the nets 

NCWM for You 

•m the program, ndmiKxion to 

Time ICeduccd: All tfrwc flu- which En only l.*» cvntK. Ticko.-*itit 

who bemoan the fact that et* are available from Debat- 

it taken four years or more (?) ing Society memben'. 

complete the high school course 

will be glad to hear that Northwestern 

University will admit a 

limited number of exceptional stu. 

dvnts after three years of high 

school. This will probably net n 

precedence that will be followed 

by a majority of U. S. colleges. 

1 * Newman, we* 

rclary-tri'ji)turttr. 

Tti'-v |tla n Big Program, Dsince, Refreshments 

Planned for Incoming Lowellites 

WVli-ome, ncwrnmotfi! 

That*!! the kcynntv nf the bijr Frtithmen Hcct-ption the i^hieM nnd 

Scroll an- jrivinc next Friday. .March 13. The program—at which all 

new student;* are (iu*»tit—i* Ijowell's way of flaying, 

"We're Kind you're with m! We 

tn sptinhor a I'aii- 

you like it i««r 

Anurrii'an Day nnd will hnvr a Lowell Hi W ins 

ilance later in thr term. There will 

Tno 

bour-lone pro- 

also U' a cruiip (.-onferi-nci! at Hal- AtKlDOn Contest >-am. >-ram. will il cunxiit cuniit t of f fifteen fifteen acu, acu. u 

IHIC Hiirh ,i^ nil Stiii rranrt.ocii 

~ Home of f which whih are r the th Florodora F l d 

S , n ballet 

Membership in ihe l\ fi. F. i.-* Winniiur the junior division com- 

Sll 

luhifviil by getting at kn>t three' iwtiliun at Kipun la« Saturday, 

AV and one IJ a.-* finals in rreparert Lowt.ll Mnrted anothvr rea.toti an 

itml unp re parti] tuibjecti*. A "it'One of the top icnao!* of the state 

the student. A total of; in thy forensic field. 

ten C. S. K. hinur 

|minu* In re- 

•ititred. 

IJ. 

j charge for one couple at the Ratv 

Itoom Howl of the Palace Hot'I 

nnd their namcn printed under the 

chitxvn hnapxhots. 

Subject matter, uniqucncflK and 

IclearnosK will bv the main points 

cre all collccicd anil civen to the j 

Red crow or norno other worthy Teachers In Uniforms 

e&iue? 

f Tom L.id Henry Clausen 

defeated seven other schools to; 

e mentlwnihip is attained by win tht* flmt place medals and 

being t>n th» C. S. F. roll two- nlac.)iu>. 

thirds of the terms one is at Low- The four.man learn of Norman j 

ell, nltovc freshman standing, and Kramer. Kramer, Dave Daw Teilrlbaum Teitflbiium Jaekj Jack; shield Prcxy 

one of these m'.wt be the h'ghCioldbcre, 

and Clarence Kubensleln 

senior year. 

took Htcond place in the senior di| 

The membf.9 w:tn Ii^' 

regiBtric are; 

M-A-II3—7:.*i>tl .rr Alrluuwn. Henry 

Kukul. llu.l Murtirt. Wllllum Tukul, 

U-HIIP OJIVUII. WJru.' T1IIIHHII». ; Scroll Prnidem F.-ank Wlcaore 

l'renno Next I and Shield I'rnldent Anne Wl>le 

Kinon -vaa the first lounamcnt > will introduce Scroll and Shield 

of the tnriu.- term, the next be- memhers to the outline no that 

|injr Frc«no, Ma.-h 21, where, ora-'the«e new Uwellitea will become 

tor>' nnd cxtempon.~eou« »pcaklnB Iniernted In xehool nerTlce. and 

field« will be opeiu ,V«idcs thejevemuallrset on the Shield or the 

rc>:u]ur ilcbntlni;. * ! Scroll. 

In the Native Sons andAnvfoin' 

cinc in Gym 

tion of the American . 

We Heard It at 

Not long BR-O their unit raised 

The Coldcn (iale over $l,ao for a mobile canteen.! 

Good Sluff: At the Tommy Dor- Now every Saturday, from four in t 

»ey «how hut week, a 30i Club the afternoon until midnight. JliM 1 

entertainer imitatinc; I'reiident 

Roonevelt, laid: "Sure, we'll iharc 

U'Scur and Mm. Close nre on duty; 

drivinE the ocean with Japan. Well take 

thin canteen. In their, 

the ton and they can have the bot- 

kitchen-like truck they brine !">t 

tom." 

coffee nnd food to the soldiers on 

duty. 

AIR RAID RULES 

The Khool d>p>rlm«il hu 

»orlctd out . »j»lcm that iiuiirtu 

Ihc »»frty ot all xudcnln. 

In cue or • r«ld, an alert rig. 

pal or thrn nhort taptt on the pasa. 

•if bell I» Hounded. S:ui!enM with 

paaiea ahould .how them io Ihelr 

teacher and then «o directly home. 

Pirteen nlnutn laler the aound 

or tliret ihort bdU neans that all 

Ihoct atudenla on the third and 

, ... - — Jitlm l'«"il, Cialr« Korvl, 

lUU \VU-)un.l. Julie Vtx-atcr. 

i I.i-K-133-riiilii, Arimi, Jowpli I-kk- 

1".'.. 1 5sr- Lr »j 

(Continued on I'acc 4) 

L3's Start Plans 

For First Dance 

—having won the city and county, ifter the program, and then, as 

contest*—will jro on to the region- 1 m^-y have done before th-m, the 

nl ebmlnation. to be held noon. J neu. ..i|ldentJ wiU (,anctf ^ 

Kruimeyer to Perform (Cym, whMi will have Wen decoin,- 

commit. 

Low-3 class officers have started 

plans 'or their dance with a flourish. 

Pros/Jent Ken Wells, Vtee-Prcslrourlh 

rloon paaa to the lianemcnt 

by the iron! malm. 

The second rioor pauses lo the 

nntt by the court slalra. Annex 

entem the rintt rloor corridor and 

the boyM in the icym yard report lo 

Ihe «n locker room. 

At a Nienal or two xhorf lielln. 

Ihme In rintt rtoor claques flic Into 

Ihe corridor. 

' 

W 

drnt HarfT HIcra, nnd Secretary 

Bob Don selected their commmittcc 

after much serious thought. The 

students rhoscn an. 1 all Northern Calironia In the Na-|" 

: Gene Vayssic, 

10H; Colh Toolcy, 219; Ed Barthold, 

:;0Ga: Frances McDride, 

aOGb; Vernon Norrls, 403: Marie 

Wagner, 216; and Audrey Hmiscn. 

108g 

108. SUKC there hadn't hadnt been a com- co 

mittee meeting i before bf Md Monday, a 

definite date wasn't set for the 

first dance of the term. 

Marge Hi r re enthusiastically 

Btalid, "Some of the themes th4t 

have been ituecested for our fitst 

donee nre: A Spring Festival.-The 

Basket Bait, and a patriotic dance. 

nd hnve orther 

| « go

TWO 

1100 ltayM BtrMt. Su Frmnelaeo. 

callxanua 

L. It S. s. A. Vcmbrra FCM 

LOWELL STAFF 

EDITOR 

Hunging Editor. 

Venture Editor 

'Sports Editor... 

'New, Editor 

Exchange Editor. 

nEI'ORTKRS 

Jlatr Brandt Pan tur 

Jack Fxter - LoMaa Manluim 

Jus. aurtftr Pat Otlo 

Sattr mniWn Olorla OuatiiU 

Ulldred Kl«f«r Bud Sll^rman 

Sana Larorto Bub Sturtevant 

Zîula L«!ttio.d lla Sullivan 

Jacquellno labourite! 

Kicujty AdvfMr. •. A. It. McKWer 

Do You Sleep Well? 

If Not, Lend an Ear 

THE LOWEXI..' FRIDAY. MARCH g. 1842 

rjSupporlJXCtnbr Sports I: •>; : 

Now that basketball season is practically 

completed, most student* think that 

the athletic program for spring i.i over. 

They'seem to think that they have done 

their part na far as student support is 

concerned. 

They forget that the so-colled minor 

sports arc beginning to open their season. 

Baseball, crew, track, swimming—all 

arc just starting. 

The participants in these sports work 

just as hard and practice just as much as 

football and basketbull players. 

They'll bring tame their share of 

championships. Get behind them! They 

deserve your support. 

Clean-Up Committee Receioes 

Little Credit; Ttoes Big Job 

Lets' take our hats off tc the Cleanup 

Committee. 

This group receives little credit for 

the swell job they're doing in the school 

Stuff 

I Ali's Secretary | 

Dear All's Secretary: : : . 

Doubt ha» entered my mind 

lately, as to Uw price of the poison 

they servo In the cafe. Is that 

extra cent a death tax? 

—Late Cute Customer. 

Dear All's Secretary: •'•' 

Why do we have so many rallies 

and dances. We come to school 

to team. Let's do away with social 

life nt school. —I. M. Brainy. 

Dear Brainy: 

Kiddinfr, of course! 

—All's Secretary. 

Now, U!ds, we nopey-S 

You'll like thaw Jokes 

We've tried'. to;* make • thea 1 - 

But still It's hard . ' .•-, 

To find the kind • ' ,••.-.'' * 

That penetrate through wood.* 

DearUCCs i 

He: "You look rood enough too 

cat." 

In Germany we hear they eat | She: "I do eat. Where i 

mice. Need we say more? we (to?" 

—All's Secretary. 

Man: "Is Insomnia c«tchlni?;H 

Woman: "It fsvlf your baby& 

has It." 

Notes from a little boy's diarjr:~3 

February 25: Got an airgun torV for'r; 

my birthday. •••#:• 

Februory 20: Snowing. Can't J • 

go hunting. •>>, 

February 27: Still snowing. ' r 

Februaiy 28: Still n t " ; 

Shot irmndma. 

Customer: "Waitress, what**-^ 

; Dear AHV Secretary: 

wronc with the egjr?" 

court. Everyday at lunch time, the com- | ,i,»lrr,ran,.,w,lmtSri Waitress: 

It'* KO rrowdird. I enn't ever get l T,r 7- ,,- **I 

r.. don't know. -,-•-,-• I . 

mittee patrols the yard onddepositspapers j to my locker. People just won't ! only """'„" on tnc tame a lew minor 

scraps of food, which thoughtless stu- I move. Picmc help me. I m " "»°- m , # 

dents leave lying around, in the nsh cans. —Small and Inconspicuous 

This seems like a little task, but in n „ ,, 

"i&^rT iTSl^ j SS?' """ 

keep our .school clean! 

Teepee Tattle Tales 

Vuncc acin zc lectio "Tipsy. Nahman making the round* of thei ing. 

—Ali's Secretary. 

Fivi*-ycar-old Sally woko up' 

about two in the morning. ' 

"Tell me a story, mama," ihe • 

pleaded. 

''Hush, darling," said mother, 

"daddy will be in soon and tell us • 

both one." • 

By Mary Urandt 

Slet'p is one of the bent forms Tale Teller," and ve dos mean tip- glamour girls at the Iiwt court {never 

of relaxation there Is. Anyway, 

*y, pokes hcea cabcza (that's head' 

that's what the boob said. 

After reading the "seven official 

rules for wooing ilecp," we compared 

what really happens with 

those rules. 

1, Git ready for bed leisurely, 

lots of Ume In the bath. 

. . . We fly into n shower, 

lake three mlnulm, only to have 

the family prot«U lhat we upend 

all of our time in the bathroom. 

2. Read in bed, choose a longhaired 

book "that will bore your 

mind into unconditional surrender." 

We Jut do homework. 

diinct ' < 

A few daffynition«: 

Grand jur>'—One that joys "Not ' 

executive-Wife of an 

in Spanish—we tearnej it from 

Miss Met calf!) troo dc door and 

erclnims: **Ah ha, we hear n certain 

clique of boys had a U'P in 

the Terrace Plunge at *.\o Fairmont 

Hotel—with their cl-thea 

ill! T»k, uk _ . seen "jt the 

Mark, Janet Rico jind Hardy 

Itapp— along with some otficr typicntj«. 

, . . 

For a real laugh, drop in 306 

some sixth period and sen Alice 

Jean Bauer. Barbara Leonard, 

and a few other "actrcMcs." . . . 

Johnnie Moriarlty. Bob von der 

Lcith, and Roy Kettlcr are having 

a fine tfnw playing pirates (cuttlnji; 

each other's throats) over a 

certain Helen Ward . . . but 

3. Forset fears and hates byJTHE MIM Wani prefers the 'latter 

thinking about pleasant things. 

. . . . We think about tomorrow's 

tests—oh, yeah? 

4. Hop from one subject to an- 

^ e di!3o& thinItInir pirate, or to It seems. The 

perfect windmill, or Al Feder. 

. . . Pat Simmons and bosom 

pal, Paul Orsi, are the Card's 

hurlera this season: we might cull 

them slow but faster . . . we're 

- ^"^f only kidding! 

consciousness that PRECEDES That Mm Again 

deep. 

Paul McEvoy now sporting Bet- 

. . Precede* sleep nolhlnc— ey Hanscn's pin. We just discov- 

that'a oar astul'traui of ihoo«ht. ered Warren Simmons Is a high 

, 7. Get rid of pressure or pain, me!! Dumb, Isn't hell . . . Ru- 

'-•••— bed «>»er» and nlitht mor links Barbara pixley at.: Paul 

Hopper. If you look at the back 

So we freeze to death— of the court. 5th period, bet you'll 

Just to eneonraiee somethinic that find Pat Huber and Hugh Dravey 

aerer .(almost) naterlallies. 

tttlll talking about that ingrosslng 

subject. 

-. 6. Imitate the slotr, deep rhyth- 

.mie-breathinr sT sleep. 

Dapper Frank Halloran, only 

. . . .\yttHtr. but lhat ahrsrs man (T) on the west side of Mr. 

brinn (Ae UMt or that Isst ham- Dunn's 1st period ch chem. class— 

- bdrfer.we hat], 

by choice. Personalitjty Pat Krill, 

pocket edition of tho Krill clan, isj 

7. JW»x the muscles completely. the new H3 vice-prexy. National 

.: • What muacIesT We Just 

let-our bones sar- 

"Sow^yoo ••Svrrjm know IqioW our tricks, See 

how iirifwo>.',?iorjou. 

It IT 

1 

defense at Lowell in the form of 

Jackie Eentfleld and Mary Sheôy. 

They keep up the morals of the 

merchant marine. Norm 

Harry High School in Class 

Onega WTO HlMUTCLN SITS UP ^SLOUCHES 

'&L'&U 55e>fiL M J51 * s ftru R1K6S;: 

TewKeo -£NO \EM& 

1 (.irl.t! Cirlo! tlful, .rrcsisuibli.*, charming, K>4MI>-I 

Evelyn «r Mnriv—pruning prob-joruu*. and just wonderful. Shcj 

lem of Bill Lau—nct'd nny help ? i uiys so, herself . . . with Oldi The 

It arma like the aid grads can't Sol reigning over San Francinco,' 

keep away from their old stam- Lowell'* tnn-seeking lad* and j 

pcdinic ground*. Oh. by the way,I lapses monopolize tho warm 

has Ed McArthur caught up with • xtretchvs of i>and nt Kelly's Cove, Peace Pipe 

thct blonde* he's been chasing? j Seen there. Pat Otto, Jackie Kent-' 

. . . Pat Hut chins and Dick Ho-{field, Hetty Hanncn, Carol Layman j fly Uert Hums 

nenblatt ut the Old Colonial ngafn. ami Co. Palace-paradi'mr, MiM i , w „ „•„„«- *»«•» /r *-\ i 

So Ed Odrntha! can't figure out Sandy Johnston. «*cort unknown.! •"*• Iroducts pept: (Corn) ; 

how news euut nround—Hey, care* . . . Mark Hoppinir were June "WhatVe you got? -Three acc*,^ 

ful, Al Hngerty, measles are catch-' Wtnkler and Won Schumacher. . I win." "So _ you don'L." "Whatf "What/ 

! you got." "Two acea and a razor." 

Daisy Moriarity's WANT ADS "Yep, you win. Boy, you sure are', 

lucky! Poodle asleep on a log., 

Pride is Injured WANTED—(She ulready got It) Forest fire. Hot d.>g!! And then,, 

Pat Simmon's football on Jackie there's thi* letter from college*^ -< 

Jenkins* neck. 

"Dear Dad: Guttt what I needy • 

(Under the heading, -Short TO LEASE — Fritxi Glcuscr's molt. That'$ right. $end it along. " 

Short Slory of the Week." come* heart. Attention: Bob Cherry. Best Withes. Your son, Frank." 

the following literary gem.—Edi- Watch out or Jimmie will get 

tor.) 

you—John Stephens. (Remem- Dear Son: NOthing ever hapber, 

Barbara, Johnnie's only a pens ' ere. We KNow you like - 

Red's little underslung jeep, dude.) 

schoc.. Write u* aNOther NOte 

complete with heater and cooler 

(Red's a cautious person) was sil- 

NEEDED—Some more glamour soon. NOw we must say good- 

like Toots! Grand! and Butty 

houetted against the sky. That 

bye." How typical- 

Stadtfcld. Mary Sheffey wants 

was, I guess, the way It looked to Camp Roberts to move in on Phoney Phact*. Dep't: If you •; 

Sara and Dirk, who were Just pull- 

Lowell. 

happen to be up Alaska way and : 

ing fn behind us. 

WANTED—A hitching post In stumble across a block of ice la--, 

We'd juit had a pretty hectic 

234 for Shirley Pnrklnsjn. beled "Kashga." then you ore at 

TO LEASE—(We'll even give it 

evening uf being jolted around and 

an Lukuuu city lull. Do we - 

away. )Lipstick and comb-for 

scared out of ten years' growth. freshmen. 

doltrify you 7 

Yes. we'd besn to the beach—all NEEDED—More attention from Plug Dept't: Click! Now over 

four of us. We went on every- Paul Gilbert for Carol Layman. here." Click. "Thanks loads, felta.". 

thing worth riding. We braved 

WANTED—For Don Lawrence and Recognize the clicking? It's the 

Dick Droulet: two high fresh- 

the Big Dipper twice and the Roll- men girls. 

Red and White camera contest. 

0-Pl.tne once. That En Itself ATTENTION BOYS—Watch Au- 

Bring your camera to school and 

called for some such lighter diver* drey Hanson. Margaret Scholed win the Palace Hotel dance prize. :;v; 

sion, such as we were now under- will trade one dirty raincoat for If you lose, your picture may be In //. 

taking. 

some more j-ood excuses. the journal anyway. But why not 

It sure felt gooj to just sit on a WANTED-P a t McCarthv; -I 

want ONE unconceited Lowell 

nice solid—but soft—seat and man." (Impossible.) 

know nothing more than the ex* 

uding of Red's charms would overtake 

me. Having been on dates 

with him before. I was used to sit* 

ting In the dark with him, and the 

restfulness of the moment was— 

us*huh-huh—awfully nice. 

Red's muscular charms evolved 

an arm about my shoulders and 

me—awfully nice. 

We were both quiet, I was exhausted, 

and Red's vitamin pills 

had borne the limit. It was a 

perfectly de-llusclous night. Just 

bogs of stars, and the moon was 

In its banana'iihaped stegc. 

aeftftTcHtsO VAOVINS TO ooze 

Now—Red and I are awfully 

good friends. Our folks are 

friends, but not of the cupid variety. 

I like Red and I guess he 

likes me, • And really it wax awfully 

nice just sitting there, but; 

you've i-ot to understand. Red and 

I were always just good friends. 

Well—It was real quiet and 

peaceful and awfully nice, and Red 

whispered a suggestion fn my ear. 

Will! I was pertified—to think 

that Red—my good friend Rcil— 

would so much as suggest—he 

really couldn't mean it. 

I wan really hurt and !n my 

loudest peak-to-peak voice I 

sweamed, -Iti-d Murphy, you know 

dam well that 1. Daisy Woriarity 

or ycu elther,< you heathen, cannot 

..t. •—...«... .•— Frtffoyt" 

: 

WIN? :. 

(Continued on Page 4) "' 

Suzie Student in Class

'Indian-Eagle 

Cage Feud 

Toss-Up 

Same Starters 

Coach Neff is ngnin starting tho 

f : vc thnt have taken the cuurt cvsry 

vamv. Opcninir at one forward 

will be Jerry GMcmnn, third 

highest in the loop, who has bucketed 

an amazing 77 points. 

His running matt 1 nt the other 

forward will I* Frank Kudclka 

who ho* g&thored in .13 point*. At 

center w.Il be Bob Cherry. ^ n unsurpassed 

rcbounder, who has 

The Kuanl positions will be handled 

by Frank Wfgmure and Charlie 

Cooke. each with H points to 

his credit. 

Side Attraction Spontaneous 

The ftcrne behind (fie scene angle 

of Ihw game will fraiurc the 

"sixth man" uf these tea mi*. Ben 

Neff anil Muyd Uilh, both of 

f*liom are rated among iht* slale'M 

tup notch coachM. While Neff 

limit* hitnurlf to verbal assertion* 

and nail chewing. Lei In explode.* 

in a more vocifcrotui manner. 

TOE LOWELL, FRIDAY, MARCH 0,1941! 

Preview of Minor Sports in Coming Campaign 

TENNIS 

for th« Red and White crewmen, Coleman returning. 

The mermen'* Mason owns 

Lowell's neUnen expect to be the who have their eyes on the title. Balboa faces Lowell In the open* March 10, alter which the Cards 

champion* again, when the "net Out two other schools say "No" In er, Gilileo on Starch 26. April 7 will engage In some out of-town ~ 

result*" of this, •colon's tennti a convincing way. They are St Ig- I* theVlate scheduled for the tussle practice meets. 

trams are given. 

natius, the present titltv holders, with Commerce. 3L Ignatius plays 

Again out-classing the runner- who beat out- the mst of the league Liwellon the tenth. On the 14th, TRACK" •' />;t 

up teams, the Cards seem to have last year, and a strong Galileo.. 

It wtl'be Sacred Heart's turn, and 

(Continued From Page 1) no competition In the league, with group, who may be tabbed ~ i I'nlr- will play Lowell on the 17th. 

grudge series which stands at the possible exception of Washing- "dark horses." 

! Mission and Washington culminate 

From the rest of the league, JIM- the season on April 21 and 24, re- 

Lowell three wins, Washington 

Poly and Mission may be classed slon seems to be the i only ono who 

spectively. . . -. 

two. 

os fair beta to beat Washington, «wM hope to be * better than me- 

Eagle's Record Better 

SWIMMING 

and the rest of the competing Hlocre. 

The only advantage the Eagles 

Wltli the opening of the swimteams 

are Just so much "dogmeaf." 

hold over the Cards Is a five win, It looks like the Card netmen BASEBALL 

mine season Ijoming ever cJowr, 

t)ic Low* II Indians ore again the 

two defeat record, compared to will continue to be the "aces" In March 20 will herald the open-! chuice to repeat the lost year's 

Lowell's four wins and three the deck. 

Inic of the A. A. A. baseball sea- performance and take the A. A. A- 

lotscs. 

son. As usual, Lowell will field a swimming championship. 

CREW 

hustling baseball aggregation un- Lowell i* annual rivals In the 

The Lowell lcam has shown a As the season draws nearer. der Coach Mike Voyne. Although water. St. Ignatius, will enter the 

little more aggressive punch than Lowelt'ft oarsmen are drawing- Galileo has last year's champion- season a somewhat weaker team 

the Eagle*, running up 200 points nearer—to championship form. shin nine almost intact, Lowell than last year's outfit With Gal- 

tu I be latter'* 181. The difference With five returning veterans in makes a stronger than usual bid ileo's star, [toddy Andrew's' grad- 

the vanity boat, things look bright with all-city veterans Cherry and 

In fhe way the I cams score is that 

uating Galileo also will be weak. 

Washington npr«*«djt iu scoring 

equal.) among tin five starters, of 

whom Ktrrfat. c 10-pointer, Is the 

."•iMjfcwI. *hlte the Lowell caging Is 

done by'ttr Colcman-Chtrry-Kudelkn 

irin, which hoN poured 

the hoop uver lhrcc*quarlers of the 

Card** total. 

r: :%/; , , 

When the Lowell clhdemien In* 

vade Kexar Stadium In May for 

the Triple A championship, you 

ean throw your statistics to tho 

wind, tear, un'the experts' dope 

sheets and watch, as anything can 

happen at the track meet. 

The Indian speedster* are ex* 

ceptloncily y stronjr * In the " varsity 

division bui lut the lightweights can't 

be Judged at this early date. 

Lowell opposes Richmond today. 

Then come meets with Santa Rosa, 

Sevastopol, Poly, Balboa, Berkeley, 

and Sacramento. Aflvr this 

tough schedule, the Redskin spikemen 

will be ready for that all Important 

"city meet." 

Baker High Scorer! Card Track 

Mr. James Baker, Esq., Poly's 

eager of no mean ability, sort of Team Meets 

iut the scoring title In a vise Fritlny 

night—with himself holding 

the hnndle. | Richmond _ Hi 

When Lowell's Jerry Coleman i ._ 

dropped In only «ix points to Ba- „ _ , . 

ker'a twelve. Colemnn dropped! „, By Bob Busse 

clear to third spot behind Mis-; Two score practice-bored Lowell 

Al Prieto. the three bavin* totota,JP*«W» will pile frnin a special 

of 88, 82, and 77 respectively. 

bu l.j h i* .?? e , rn . < ? on .. a i !H c !? m _ on _ d ! 

Lowell's ace still has a chancej£ 

to crack the league record, a featif-. - .~_ "_-::_ r'y ZnV*i~ ~~J 

J slinnks will twitch concurrently in 

expectation, and then the starter's 

gun will send them off to take the 

East Bay institution in the manly, 

. time-honored art of putting one 

leg before the other, but FAST! 

> Mile Slant 

By Joan Simon 

Lowell's win-hopes are based on 

such events o» the helf mile, where 

Something that alt of you who Co-Captain Phil Amot and "Mehl" 

nrc participating in bowling Evans arc figured to scoot to first 

might like to know is that the new and second places, abetted by Har- 

"ball and alley" manager Is Juan* rison and Hannon lor place. 

dn L o y s e n. Bowling started A 53-fiecond quarter mile Is fore- 

Wednesday nt the Lincoln Bow], seen from the combined talents of 

Sixth avenue and Clement. "Sleepy Jim" Sheppard, Mort 

Attention, golf fans: fatw! You will Koach, Koach. and Dkk Dick Hlrschfirld. I while 

• happy to know that golf if* go- the 100 and 220 event* loom pow- 

30*s Underdogs 

g to be an _ after-school __. .(port sport erful with such double duty yeo- 

In the preliminary tussle, Lowell's 

'-thirties" will be after thoir 

played at Lincoln 

fifth victory while attempting to 

put the lid on the favored Eagles'. . . . ... ., 

seven-game winning strtik.; Breaking kig ar around a Commerce mmerce man ma is I* Jerry Coleman, Lowells ccandi- 

Here's haw the Card starters have 

^jty honorn, and co-holder of the one game high scor 

scored: Sheldon, 38; Crowley, 33; in* record. Dropping 23 points through the hoop against the 

Sanfo:d, 27: Ruder, 23, and Solo-! Blld Bulldogs recently tl bbrought h t Jr Jerry citywide itid f fame. H'll He'll mainstay instay 

mon, 10. 

the Injun* five n£uln*t the Eagles loday.Courtcny of S. F. Chruniclc 

Sideline 

Uy Ed McArlhur 

Sports Editor 

Squabbles.., 

It's not often that two rival teams, such as Poly and Lowell, suddenly 

become much allies, but a few weeks ago that wss the case. It 

alii took place *t the MIsslon-WashlnKton casaba tuule, where the basketball 

representatives of the city's two oldest schools tried their luck 

cheering someone else to upset the Eagle. But to no avail. 

. . . The Eighteenth Street Bears were overshadowed by the strong 

Richmond quintet by the slimmest of margins—1 point. 

Conjcrstulalions lo Jerry Coleman for tying the ;Uy aeorinr record 

for one game. . . . The sum? . . . 21 clean digit*. Incidentally, 

our boy* Jerry, has the learue'a top ^verage for swishing in free 

throws. Twenty-one out of twenty-seven isn't bad anywhere! 

BOYS SAY GOODBYE TO BASKETBALL 

When the final gun barks »»..». to __ w^ end the Lowelll-lllssion ba ^c 

counter next Wednesdayrv~a 

gTeat"ma^'rity of KefFs proteffes will hang 

up thoir uniforms and I bid adlos to - . prep - basketry. Donning their Card 

tights for the last time t Wedncsduy wiL will be Bob Cherry, ,----. Jerry Coleman, - 

Frank Kudelka, Charlie Cooke, Frank Wigmore, H Cards Set to Take 

Swim Laurels 

Lowell High School may well 

feel confident that the Cardinal 

pnddlers will again brine home the 

championship to the "little red 

school bouse" as a resell of Its 

masterful efforts In the swimming 

Boob" Thomson, Joe 

Wynn, and Bill Miller. Good luck in your coming hoop days, boys. Itc 

know you'll be tops in whatever you do ofter graduation. 

BITS OS LOWELL'S CHEW 

It seems that Lowell just can't get rid of some of these guya that 

hang around. . . . For instance, those "eternal seniors," Bill Erwin. 

Bill Marshall, and Bill "Bock" But»anan. They have been here so long 

that they are more of an antique than the abused bust of James Kussell 

But Uie three Bills have been doing their share for the alma mater 

by assisting Couch Llghty in his work on the crew. All are ex-flist 

boaters In the Can! rowing group, and can really show the newcomers 

how it's done. 

Talking about crew, tho cutter headquarters may be changed from 

the Aquatic.Park to Lake Merced, all because of the war. It seens 

that Uncle Sam has taken over the Bay and thinks it would bv better 

i}' the p«p« adjourn to the lake. What will come of It remains to be 

ietn, but tl,e sport will still go on, unless It Is Imperative to disband. 

"LOWELL" ALL-CITY QUINTET CHOSEN 

Last »»k, the male members of The Lowell staff got Into a huddle 

and decided on a team consisting of the league's standout performers. 

Xcre it is. What do you think of It] 

Forward—Jerry Coleman (Lowell). 

• Forward—Jim Baker (Poly). 

Center—Ernie Filiberti (I'oly). 

Guard—Bnb Cherry (Lowell). 

Guard—Kevin O'Shea (St. Ignatius), 

th b ld 

1 

th aenu 

Attention, 

be T 

rful ih such double duty yeo 

again. Itll Iw playe at L men OR Jack Brenlcr and Keefe, 

Park Golf Course with Mr. Cuneo Frank IMombo. John KHIday. and 

on instructor. 

"Likable Joe" N'owack. 

The dance group tins enlarged. Milers Lowrie O'Donnell, Bob 

Ye?, there urc more than twenty Busse. Dick Wfngler, Eds Roney 

who have "enlisted." An4 this time, and Drelsen, and the "Blarney 

t?ierc are many upper-classmen, Kid." Santiros Chalfos. will try to 

too, who have taken to modern correct "Sleep Jim's" impression 

dancing, which includes making of their abilities by mixing sturdy 

up original dances and working on femurs and second winds for a win 

techniques. 

in the four lap grueler. 

Topping the Hurdles 

Badminton Changes Topping the hurdles will be 

Something new has been added! Rogers, Hardgrave, Co-Captain 

This term, badminton, sponsored by Carlson, Roach, Sheppard, and Joe 

Mta Boehm. will be altogether N'usabaum. 

different, for it'll be held each 

Wednesday from 3:30 to 4:30 at 

McLaughlln, Conn, and A vaunt- 

the California Badminton Club, 

ed vaulter from Hawaii will today 

under the expert instruction of 

be soaring to new heights In Imi- 

Mr. Reg Hill, a professional player. 

tation of Connie Warmerdaoi. 

There will be twelve lessons given. 

Weights will be well taken care 

Maybe- some experts will spring 

of, thank you, by Bob Rermanson, 

out of these "bird" courts. You 

Big BUI Lawe, Jerry Dell'Osso, 

pools of the city. 

never can telll 

and Bob Montgomery. v 

•Bob Carlson, far and away the 

On February 20, the trials for 

Announcing a Badminton Coach but In his Held, will handle the 

ing Seiwion today at San Francisco high jump, with Piombo, Nowtclt. 

the team were held at the Jewish Junior Ciltfge! Miss Boehiw and arid others In the brood jtunp. 

Community Center. For the var- eight player* were "cordially in- Star lightweights - Include .Bob 

sity, those who qualified for the vited to attend** this afternoon's Sturtevant, Ernie Cowell, Bill 

SO-rard free style were Bob Don 

program. 

A k a r d, Clement, Oppenhelmer, 

and Don Wells. Csptaln Frank 

Swimming Crowded "Lightning" Lee Ellis, and Joe 

Was the Y. W. a A. Pool crowd- San Felipe. 

Grannls and Don Wells will hold ed Monday. March 2 (the starting Local experts claim Indications 

down the 100-yard free style erent. date)! Want to know the reason? point to our men coming home 

The long 220 "free" will have Bob Well, about 120 girls have signed with a win neatly tucked under 

Eddy representing Lowell. 

up for swimming here at Lowell. the elastic bands of their running 

Such energy! 

pants T 

The Indians have three backstroke 

stars In Captain GrannU, 

Ben Hunsen, and Vemon Narrls. Crew Eyes Championship 

In the breast-stroking event will 

be Veteran Clyde Burch. Rounding 

out the team will be Divers In Future; New* Men Good 

Ruitin Brewer and Ted Stanford. 

Thus, Lowell will be entering Pulling their way closer to the 

a formidable team and one that 

inaugural race of the season, dome 

time in April, Coach Lighty's;oars- 

will be touch to beat. 

men have great hopes for captur- 

Trials were also held far the ing the Triple A championship. . 

130-pound learn on February 20. 

Newcomers 

However, only two events were Newcomers destined to moke a 

good showing ate led by JoeEckart, 

xtaked, the 60-yard free style and whole sbllity has improved with- 

the backstroke, both ron by a in the few short months of. train- 

newcomer, Roger Sobel. Sobel ing. Dan Miller, well known to all 

conquered the 50 yards In the for his top notch ability on the 

gridiron, and Frank CardellE,. an- 

Hpccdy time of :27— that's 27 short other gridiron star, .ire fast be- 

HfcandM. Sobel. only a soph, shows coming equally fine, crewmen 

GuardKevin OShea (St. I 

much promise and £n dmtlned to go Two moru newcomers also deu- 

' Here's why. the above v/orc plced: • 

far In prep swim races. 

tlned for fame Are Charlie Sim 

Jerry Colemaii nnd Jim Baker: Who could be better than thff 

' lcagu«s\ — ' * scoring - ' ''- kings -• to lead a star stai team? Iloth boys are also expert 

Captain Al Margolfs leads the 

mons and Mayani Smith. 

Cocch Has Awifltiuf* i 

rffuardsmen, and by their all-around id showings, can not be left out in the lightweights this season. 

AfLBistitin i Coach Ch Light* In Irsin- 

•cii)d.;Krnio FJlibertl: One of tr the sparkplugs and scorers of hh Hostilities will open for Lowell Ing his leant.ore the Thtee Btlb, 

i s:ro08ro!y.M 

early In March with a series.of MarshaU Enrin, aitl Httthauan, 

;:wlth ijio best, i 

practice meets with Tamalpaiu. Se- 

all experlencei 

quoia, Sui Mateo, Burlingame. 

Palo Alto, and Cal. froit, 

1 Swells crew will pat up a good 

fight for the championship. 

Offering the strongect competition 

this year is defending champion 

St. Ignatius. St. Ignatius also 

won the Columbus Day races last 

fall.-' Lowell's crew took third 

ptace. last year In thn AAA. but 

n for better things this sea- 

Ufthtwclghtii 

.A the lightweight division, the 

crew !s almost completely new, 

with the exception of a-few veterans. 

Greatest competition for the 

lightweights U Galileo defending 

champs. Winners o?-'fcecond place 

last year in" loc.1 lightweight* 

have every possibility of galnlnc 

a first place this year. 

The annual Washington Pay regatta 

at tho Aq untie H'atc scaed- 

, crewaicn but inel uled for February S3, w-j* called 

iglUe to participate thli season. off because the cosines fc't the-r 

With thf* 'roetb'ncd experienced teams' had not suiflclent time tu 

teachlnr and sMIJty tf the lesa. train. 

• iV'*man, w riicht behind • ....... _..., _.—— _. ..._ ...—_ r —- 

"-• .'control of the backboards, rates a cuard spot with O'Shea, who pepped 

r ; his Wildcat teammates to a successful season. ; - 

• - • /

School's Namesake Great 

American Teacher 

Early 

THE I.OWEIA. FRIDAY. MARCH 0.1042 

Hoppe Shows 'Em How 

Ursula Wolff 

CSFr>exy 

(Continued From Pag* 1) 

By Carol Layman . 

The man for whom oui school) Jackie Kcnfield Elected 

is named-James Russell Lowell— j Yell Leader; Barb. 

«us author, teacher, public «r-i 

Snt, and the foremost American! Oliver, A»«'t 

man of letters !u his time. 

All Lowell students should know C A. A. membera showed thi«.t 

something about him. 

they liknl girls with a tot of school 

The steps In the development of spirit for yell leadem when they 

hi. character are as plain and sim- elecied Jackie Kentficld. U-22G, 

ple as the »lone» and bricks upon heiid yell lender by a three to one 

which the frame-work of our mniurity. llarbarti Oliver, UWJt, 

school reals. 

was elected as her assistant. 

He was serious In his purpose, Jackie, who «n> 113 vicc-presi- 

almmt as serious as the scholarly dent, said: 

mrmbor" of our C. S. F. 

"I'd like to take this opportunity 

Leaves Imprint 

lo thank the 0. A. A. for electing 

Durham and m». Wu'ie going to JJ|M !„» being head yell leader thinks Art Hoppe a« he eoache» girl can. 

He left his Imprint In the pe- ... 0UI. hardest to keen up the fa- didates In the Intricacies or cheer leading. Shown above arr: Hear, 

ilcdlcals of his Lime. l'rrii.i,.s the 

result of such an Imprint can be 

incus n. l^well Umell 

^ .n spirit. rit " I left lef< lo 'o rlchl. rlchl fieorgla Siayrr, Sayre Ida Friedberg. Friedherg Angela Anne a Asaro. Aiuro. Marie Mane 

Iluanic. Hetty Waldrn. Krnnl. Irfl In rlghl, Jackie henfield. 

Other Klr!« who ran were: Ida. 

found in the writings of Lowell 

. (,«rbara Oliver, lilane I'os, s.id Virginia Srhuilz. The Misses Kenjournalist*;. 

Friedlwrc. U-noii: Marie u llluan-1 l 1 field and Oliver were tulored su well Ibey won In Ihe election 

ic. 1H-30S: Diane I'of. LS-210:' held recently. —I'hoto by fcd liaise)- 

He loved to read: mayhe that Is 

Georgie Snyre. L-l-2"(j; 

why «e have such a line library 

; Virginia' g 

with pleisanl, instructive books 

114-225. s: and Betty "•»""•• 'Lowell' Home Lost 

filllne its shelves. 

j To Mech. Drawing 

He wus kind, -ise, patient, and Usten Teachers! \ ^ ^ — _ understanding. 

ami thc 

Mr. Stephens, our principal, is Dnhhov iff S**S»rr*» vtm-eii nf carpenters may soon ring 

kindly and understanding of the KUDDer is ocarce 

problems of the students. Ih is 

[n the tnin, 'noor to.ridor! 

wise in administration and patient 

, ,' Xo, I/>well itun't to be torn down 

with our faults. 

It is a beautiful rainy day and _nm the mechanical drawing 

Versalilitv Iteflecled Wilbur, lint tied in sweat. ,* labor* j room ;Hl» will Iw expanded right 

Swell's great versatility In ev- OVIT the Ia.«t question of a hit*- into The UwellV home room .113. 

ery .ispect of living can be reflect- • test. He i* obviously muck. Ît Xnecm* ^ that. T nthere, 

nru eight 

ed in the students who chnoi.e lo pcratchejt hi* head, ntWei* hi» alternative*—L-iihcr to increase or 

follow his credo of life. 

hair his inurruvvi'd nnd runs a lirmv. cl.-imtny Ik' hand IWk* at reduce drawing facilities. 

the the clock and tu hhte 

horror find- fnd .Mr. JlrCord will imw be beable 

to 

James HUKSCU Lowell has ^ that temj>u.« hh hi i l 

j in fuirUinc ricnt ab.r.u- carry thrtiUKh hiij wparsion 

dead for fift;--o:ie years. But it is 

nnd in dfs|>t-'nitt«>n hihi 

partition will be replaced by a 

only in flesh that he ceases to live. 

ik'nttcretl wits nnd start* writing. 

glut's and wood MM: t ion. 

In the hearts of every student, 

L« new journnlicm room is ax 

James Ruwell Lowell will always 

Feveruhly he 

,criliWniir 

dmvn his thought* in a race with! 

mean their loyalty and their love 

for the red brick building they call time which watts for no man. much | Block L Girls Give 

Then from nowhere,! 

"Khoul." 

cettninly not his mind, thought j 

I Peace Pipe Mtrike* him—the answer. A light; 

spread* over his face, he fearly j 

(Continued From TaKe 2) (warn*. Kor once he looks almost \ 

How City Newspaper* Work i" 

Dep'l: Being a columnist (?), we 

decided to visit the Chronicle and 

see how u paid columnist vorks. 

Ho v/e dropped in, hid under a desk 

and waited. Soon there was action 

—a leather dud foot tapped out 

the Hut Sut Song on our tonjo 

(sinking our floating rib), and a 

real columnist started to work. Be- 

1 ; 1 '"-' 0 " 1 ;, . I , mm ;* t :'' ) :',^..f l WalHh, fliu O'.N'clU. Ursula ..«•«.. 

L.tJ-10t—Hi-nry Le*. KIkuka Kub*. 

lUtrt Oxbom*. 

K-3U—l)nit JI#yn*roao, U • r t 

r. Jlnrjorii. IltJIer, Oift/lutto Mil. 

Kltuhiih H(-wur»: 

Alw\J 

Ilrown, Marittutt Lu>s, Ucl'y ilclo- 

Il« 

I13A3I(rt 

Journal Sale Ends; llni:. Iîuro. 'ilio 

lt:-U.2l'*—Um 

Editor Jubilant 

One of the most Hlicccssful Red - - 

and White sales closes today after \ .'"y^ 

two weeks of Uwellilm erowdlmr K' ^ " 

the corridor?, bank counters, and KjeittVi 

Time For Clean-Up 

The Block L girls of LowHl have 

donate. . •-" Under the able leadtrnhiy of I members the • standard course, 

President Shirley McRae, Vice*' which includes methods jf mohtlix- 

The council covent all Sun Fran* rrcttidrnt Walter Vella, and See-'injr parti of the body, uses of the, 

CIKCO County public high nchoolti 1 reUry Crawford Cooley. this club; triansulnr bondaccs, how to take 

and aeveral • of - the - Catholic - high han ' been • very active - amid 

is care of wounds, burns, and poison- 

By 

school*. Two Htudcnttt rrpreaenl cruwinj- fast. 

i . how to t ran&port patient*. 

STANFORD KOSENHEKC each Kchool at the meetlitRH and' MUSIC CLUIt 

nnd many other thing*. 

Manaxins Editor Jhe two Lfiwelliten acting an rep* The Music Club, under the upon- As a person wouldn't have much 

rcM-nlatlvm are HiKli-l Stanley corah in of Miss Alexander, has equipment to work with in times 

Cumbrrpatch, who In aluo presi- elected Rita d'Neiiri.residcnt, and « emergency, Mr. I'ctenou 

dent of the council and ltctty Sol- George S; itlenmn is nerving as showing hlit pupils how to n« the 

Each iuue MO endeavor to filvc the low-down on two prominent omon, Iow-t, who I* ttecretary. The i>ccreuiry. 

materials they have on hand—for 

seniors. Althoufch there are ninny y worthy subjects in the hiuh senior vfcc-prcnitlcncy IK fillet) by an Thw term, the group has decided instance, a broomstick for a tour* 

Abraham Lincoln Hlch School jjirl. to select a different composer each nlquet. 

cliui, l , h Is, I , of f course, , lCl flfc to interview ii nil il of them. h The h few f 

All the work which in done by 

week, studv his life and the types At the end of the term, the stu- 

that are the subjects in these articles each Issue, nre typical of Lawell the Juniur Red Cross members is 

of inuitlc he composed, and then dents take an examination. If 

sector*, and show no partialUy. 

under the supervision of the Senior 

nlny recordings or piano selections they pass, they nre awarded their 

iOF/BCKART 

years of soccer. 

Red CroM. Knitting, canteen 

of hli* work. 

first nld certificates. 

. "Work, wait, and you are bound After a year or BO of maln-itaywork 

and volunteer work ut headquarter;* 

are the new activities 

« Lowell debaters, Eckart was under thu war-time condition*. Lowellites Join Junior Army; 

Ever sec these words before? elected their president during the Collections for the Junior Kcd 

.-..To refresh your memories, it's an iprlnir of '-12. 

Cross War Relief Fund will begin 

' old debater's proverb. 

WILLAMAY WISSIXR 

within a month. Plans for the, Will Aid in Civilian Defense 

"Work and wait*? art. two'words 

drive will be discussed at the next; Students and teachers arc plane Construction that Mr. Mc- 

-Busy as a bee. 

meeting of the council, it was un- working hard on the organization Cnrd will handle. ,. 

that Joe Eckart know* the mean' That's a 

Stri more be *Ud about the 

-^Tlten'-btitin^Wfl*, Joe'n work on 

Aid class held here at Lowell. This I realized the need of training In beep one soldier eoinff. Mrs. ittt-'.;{ 

hl(th senior chuu U'inic 50 out* class, taught during after school Some fi«ld thnt will aid their coun* 

, tHcMniun'a'craclf demoting society, 

.ian. alone with Miss USetir. Mr. -. 

standing with r-pr«sci.tiUvcs iuch time, is headed by Mr. Peterson,! try. Mure than eighty perron*: Neff; Mr. Vctersen. and Mr. Mf^ 

' ttijl .haTinr; time to' play three as Miss Wfauln'v.Jjid Eelcart? and Is carried on In - cunncctlcnislgned up In the claw for Air- Cord are helping Lowell studeott.« 

with the Junior Red Crow. . Craft Idcnification and Model Air* to help their country. '•'-&£

-THIS WILL 

KILL YOU, 

HA! HA! 

SAN FRANCISCO'S ONLY' DISOWNED NEWSPAPER 

MCMXUI;? 'ffU> 0' Somewhere in Kallfornla, late In March 

/Looking 

Around' 

' By Frank PJorabo 

Don't worry folks. Even though 

you can't rccognixe the paper. It 

is really The Lowell. And those 

rciewy stories and pajre makeup 

were not mistuke* on the part of 

the printer. No, It's our one and 

r' ly humiir edition. We hope you 

h > it. 

... f: 

Founded 1400; B. C 

Graff Expose Shocks StudentBcjdp 

Caught in The Act! 

Attor'y Milfer Charge* 

PreXy with E,mb*2zzleml\t 

Blasted from its rock-bottom tradition yesterday wag San 

Francisco's oldest and highest regarded prep school. 

Shocking revelation of graft in the student body association 

of I-owoll High held faithful members awe-stricken. 

Investigation of the recent "Lowell Defense Tax." paid 

JOL'ItSAl. CAITUIIES FIRST 

upon the purchase of n student body card, revealed that the 

PRIZE AT CONVENTION 

fund* entered no defense charity 

The Red and White, which you 

l J 

were so fortunate to buy lost 

jiuin 

term, had new honors henned upon 

: MOJJOUIOI jnj j in ion liooq ttut( tttjJX 

it. At the University of Califor- 

' 'ajiujan w| udn 

nia Annual Pics* Convention Inn 

week-end, our year book walked 

away with first place honor*—o 

handsome plaque. Nice 

Kant:. Oh yen, the nnpi-r was rep- j 

renvMed at Berkeley by einhl I 

members of the staf.*. All nre ex- [ 

JMTIWI to recover noon. 

# aip IU«MII»J other thon Prexy Williiims* noeket 

O Cj snd then came to a dead - end. 

^William* hod bought o couple of 

ttJX drrupitntcd fish for Kin ret trained 

3uij 0UI| l Dcfcnue? Yen, Williams' 

|»|U 

you n 

the fdood l>nt)k 

will trlndly rcpiVr it with Fume donated 

by Mrs. Jordan. 

ALL YOL' IIIUINS 

Northwestern University hn« 

ichL,l*?u n n < io W inf lw' .iw! 1 KACfLTV ItKI'ltKSKNTHII 

IN IIKKKNSK I'ICOCIIAM | Cninwmr T,«,l,-v Is »rrn •>„,.,• .rrivinc ju»l in tlmr In null ctllpriN ' 

p 

» you worry when nn nir rniil < Have Willinm. Irfl. nnd I'nul lltippor in Iheft «f l)rfcn«i* Jlond* frum '_...., 

alarm rmir«? t)o.-« your lirart! "•» 

You, 

' 

School imtilute thl» aummer. Thi» 

cr.,up rcprewntinir the t i ' 

t u l t l hfch 

1 *" M| ...._,.. Mm uodn 'SUIJ aui|j3 seal. 

|VM| am jo J4p«4] at{i VUJBJJ|)« < 

«•'*: TiwjM U «l«r wllnnw in thr prmrclilliinV njalw to]' . Mrs. Jordan nnd 

Miss Carojynn II. Id'cdeman Jire 

l»uth air nild warden instruct on* 

Mr. II. Karpoiutein in a fire warden. 

And If any of you should 

own defense from beinjr liquidated 

pîujuiuioj u'('Ap\' *p.|) *Au«d by hi* starved playmate!) 

-wo;) uwq u JOJ iv.i o) nn wo-tj Fund* Traced 

X9WK am jiojjon u*U 'II -toil *H The probe, which Is bclnir enjriajg 

dtp wop nv tu[jjiiM iHpiicujj neeri'd by Honest Dan Miller and 

jno.< II 1 J° 1O.C K»AJ|[JJ 3U]pK]i|3,h{K jfrtiepome colleague. Key-hole 

jnq *X^|ad »t»q aqi sf )tuuo]i., [Toolcy, made public further infor- 

1u»u»ists .HUiBiiHAV mation on the wheareaboutx of 

•ttuiuiiu.w pun'collections made by and for the 

•umtM.mi.aj xii i student association. 

•jn»s: 

Twelve nnd one half dollars allowed 

Treasurer Hopper for erection 

of a billboard at Fifth and 

•p,r\ouMJ 

Mnrket Street* publicizing the stu- 

VxM«H 

Icnt t body by card cad sale e was a traced (racd to t 

r\ jo |mi 

iU final reHtintr place in the treaaor>* 

of Boon Sister*, exclusive 

-MOM putt HUIOOJ Jd U| KUOfl tiports tpt apparel ppa pare siiop- (Have you 

noticed tid Hu H Ickie Murder;' 

-30(103 ai{i (,,ino 

titj.iui 

Hunjrry flopper'ji new 

moleskin puunts? 

Priccil $l±50 at 

j.w pun) mo {k'tjjj 

BBoos' ' complete l with h free f Cuba Cb Li- U 

Blonde Galore _ 

bras in the Cellar Salon.) 

Aid lo Leaders 

Move 

.(l Conspiring with Williams and 

•dot uj(K)j wnoucA | 

In lh«- mrrry. mi-rry nionlli ^ ^ ^ ^ ,itlle • ISIoIsy Genii in Hi3's 

hu Bt'ta nn attack nf KpniDf nicetivM of an nir*rufd,. we, think ( o l o 9 IflSt'S U S 

fi-ver. They Hav the cun- for >*«'" shmild first know the 

'Swing it' 

Were Hot certain, because we 

K|irn,i- fever in to take 11 done of didn't near jnformeil a thint;. u« that but an some! air 

In Los Angeles 

Btilphiir and htolaMM. Some peo- *>n»»thi*' mid tit ulwiiyK informed preceded us thnt.anairt by loud • 

pie do mid mime ' don't. It!],ur|w. 

on whether they like it or- Thp»p are not jui*t to ncnd nhivnot. 

'vnt up your npinr. or to make ynur 

(lettine hnrk to the ynunc man. \ ^'f Jjf,""^ '""" r " t * : th X y hv\t ti^r 

UC* see whrrv did we leave him? vnu* 

your ni,.^,.,.^,,^ mrnmri pUûrf, iV the 

1'or.lun u». a minute ptcaw, while Ivy n, il.l. 

^ "'*""* "" '" ""' fin " f '" W n " 1 '"-1 l ' l '" r ' V " nH 

"MERLIN DIARY" 

By Sillimnn Dwyer 

Blood clots on the battle-j 

fields of Red Russia! j One for the money, two for 

Australian* Keek shelter]the show, three to get ready 

from bursting bombs! j. , , . and we're off to 

it prr. l» the Cho.sen correspondents p wit-] that gala fest, festival, the High g 

code »rt do«n «« ness these international Three Shindig lf« at the Coco- 

. - T''^ '" *"" 

rcprewnnir the n a t i o , „ „ hol „„ ,„,, „ h 

jnit ulentnl hfch Khool »tu- nhur nnd molaxcs. lint »om.- |.eo- l,eit Wat. Oh. well, anjway Jt'»' _ [r:|.c 

dent., will hav,. one of the peak e«- „,„,,„„., |||,c »u||,hur »d«ln«w, a »iren. • l 

M '- strugslus. But of far greater nut Grove thfc. year (reduced ratci 

"Vn" I" """ "T",*'"^ , HZZ HZ'"Z" "h'JZ'J hJZJ and t.-o \ \ consequences consequences are the affairs affairs you kno»-«ur hiEh threo 

officer. 

er. Thi» »«»• '""»«»• '">« ««-t»'nir cf nnd calihaRC. Knives 

—an iron lung! 

•ret fichty and death nttc rises. 

The fighting Irish arc victorious 

Commented Sloppe, "Priorities m* no priorities, I'll show with drooling victirrw in every 

comer. 

MAIIC1I 19—Staff dwindle*. Four 

Flash . . . Commerce High, San 

more journalUtK hlle the dust' 

and die of acutr Indiftextion. 

The Associated Students of this fine institution nre to- With hammer In one hand and 

day calling n huge rally in an effort to raise funds to fix the Klckle in the other the Managing 

Editor Mpcak* and Commutibim! 

roof of their recently caved-in classroom. 

lurkii on the horiion. HIM re-| 

Student body President Jaspar Gee): announced that the vesting wordii were, kawotc— 

I'll be ltl-:i>-dy whrn you ComJ 

school "will band together in a concerted effort to hit the IIADK—unkawote. 

50% mark In S. B. cord sales." Proceeds of the drive will be ] MARCH -"^rCommunism ha«_arused 

to buy materials to repair the collapsed ceiling. 

rived. Following luitily is Fas-1 

cutm In person of the Kdltor-in- 

Sturdy Block "C" men. who have been holding up their Chicf. "We've done it ajniln," 

run-down roof during recitation periods, commented, 

so speaks the Editor. Communism 

and Fascist* clash. Score 

: £; "A little faster on the plaster, Jaspitr." 

31-10 In favor of the Communist*. 

(Editor hit a f/ist one 

thi-uujth the left-field window 

_. *•:'>. Alcatrsz, California ... .; and Inquisitively tried to follow 

It was reporter here, today; by unreliable sources that I it.) Glass Bill: $086 KOvern- 

•/Kill Somebody,, America*s,,foremost murderer, wns throwi.* raent, federal and state, and syn 

tar Included. . 

into Ktlitary ônfinsinent yesterday. It seems that he was 

v" , • 

MARCH 21—S'jff deleted. Publl- 

caught cheating in a game of solitaire: , 

cnUon r - Urunhing Shoulderj 

Your hiwtwu »nd hiMtit, Pat 

Krill. Stan Dcforde. and Ken Me- 

I-cllUn greet you with happy 

mnlle*. You nmEle beck dazedly 

and nail onto the dance floor. Iroagine 

brutthing tdiauldvn. with the 

BUTE!! 

What a program! To play for 

the firet half hour will ill be Glen 

Mill Miller, and d you fl float Into to your r 

partner's arm* for the first dance 

—that luscious melody "Moonlight 

Cocktail." 

Before you realize It. OCavler 

Cugat rcplacen smooth Miller and 

you swine into that tantalizing; bit 

bUHlnrMit*iikc proportion* what of rhythm, "The Rumba Cttrai." 

with a referred prize-fight In Maeiriro Autocraphi 

the Sport* Department, a Fin- In quirk succmslon nwlon follow follo Count 

xerina Content judging In the Kasir. Freddie Martin, Mi and Benny 

Feature* Department, and a re- Goodman. Of course, you Ret all 

enactment of the I'earl Harbor their autographs. i 

attack, realistically presented All too Koon the danreii come* 

'•' the ral-a-tat-tat of ma lo an end and you find yourself 

outside once more In the cool, 

Factor*!! ttweet, frasranee af a Ilollywood 

nlsht. 

The moon . . , . tê «tar» 

. . . .the heady scent t. * mas* 

notfa bloHsomit . . . . the 

dream of your Ufa beside you. Ah 

heaven. 

p ioe t v 

Xtpuiuu.—ES U 

\\lt\y j 

; IH*tV ->* 

date canceled. .. 

JI O Hall, Snow or Sun 

*V Windy Hygrometer, a user ot 

X d biff wortlfl. was taking a stroll by 

his favorite rendezvous, the Wet 

f i?I Weather River. - He stumbled over 

J»IP«m« HI-01 

**X Mil ;o Xrp iit»— L 

I imlv J9U» jt«(l—z iM 

^tta •.100JTI1«V— I'lHdV 

i " 1bi L tl ! b 'Adolescent," asked Windy, '"are 

you not;, endeavoring v_to Jnduer 

members of the finny tribe-to engulf 

Into their dentfcuIatedjnonUu 

A barbed nook, upon which 'you 

have affixed a dainty altor«meat?" 

: 

"Naw," /laiil the kid. "I'm 

flhi'^* 

'

TWO 

tit 1 j-wotl lllih Hebool 

1100 Hnyta Stntt, Ran Franolieo. 

1* 1L 3. 8. A. M*mbtn Krw 

HEAP-DIU CHIEF.. CRAXK IMOMBO 

Aulitant Squirt — U. C. Hownbon: 

Stuff ami Junk. Squaw..... Ulackle Fletcher 

Athletic Cunnimcr _..Gen«ml McArthiir 

Dowt.olMhe-work-Chlef. Simple Simon 

Hrai tint ruM 

—Warrior*— 

Fin JUlilticirt) 

Can V. « 

Shiny '>tl 

ll"tirr "' t..t«m 

Stiotty Qi IlUl.tt 

flnlily : *il< tt-niun 

ScArW't I 

fjink.? l>. u iVltlIn.!,) 

Si tirt^vjnt 

Silly Stllll 

VJll 

Wn>nv» .••'/• 

TAliky ' iM.ilrml 

I11oii.ll- 1! 

1"—lli*f" 1•V< 

human stepped hack into the ceri* 

ter of thu rinir for another batti""inl 

of two-fluted jokes dished out t 

by oncumer* from.uvury side, i 

Have you heart! about the count I 

who cot off the train looking 

•lightly icreen. 11 in friends asked 

him why he looked so 111. 

"Well," he replied, "whenever I 

ride backward! on a train I always 

Ret nick." "Why dliln't yju 

ask the person In the opposite scat 

to trade with you" querricd hU 

friends. -Well. 1 thought of that." 

he said, "but no one was Kitting 

opposite me." 

Picture . . . . Two gab 

stealing horses and soon followed 

by two dangling bodies . . 

hanging from the old bam iloor . 

Let's see, hang-hung-hung. Using 

.the present participle plus irregular, 

and orthographic, but rtdlcal 

changing verb hater "to dp." I 

wonder if the owner of the horses! 

had anything "to do" with It? 

Laying a concrete foundation for 

a more cultured life are those 

groups of peoplo who study the 

ever-present subject of loolosy. 

Everyone in studying in the class 

of -varm-blooded vertebrates covered 

with hair—bolds to you! Well 

anywho everyone in studying Peacocks 

In the Court on Saturdaynights. 

. I wonder why? 

STUFF! TIGS 

- And then there was the boy who named his 

irfrl "appendix" 'cause It cost so much to take 

her'out. • L L L — 

Said one ear to the other: "Funny wp haven't 

met before—we live on th« same block. 

Earl to rise and ditto to bed 

Maltts « rn.nhg.lthy. but socially dead. 

You would not knock the-Jokes »e use 

•II you could but see the ones we trcfiue. 

(Krntlnued From Left) 

- y^tT,"!. 1 * • llrl " i ""' scholar of the finer things 

. ,.to."Llfe" (lllc at all news-stands). 

' /SEPTEMBER—(Illopopotamu.) 

J.ym won't be Ihe «msllmt creature roaming 

. this earth, yet your slie will VTavt to ^ lo your 

advantaite. 1 ou will never n| . HIt In a ciowded 

slrwl-car. and TOO will be able lo lose weight 

^fcKt""" " d " 

.;"". Your zodiac nlgn wt Indeed • happy one. You \ 

]oip_ ov lOBlng and climb. Dntlny innixu that ynu 

be a flre-miin. 

NOV NOVEMBER—(Panther) • •'' 

\ 

:, You will be beautiful yet handsome. You will. 

m i n i u T 

&cois£33&: " 

.;' This sign Is not uncommon among the zodiac 

•iKiu.'r'It means that you love to bent the bush 

arouni . .• '.-;;,- 

TUB FLUKE IIUKI.E. LATB IN MARCH. MCMXI.11 

Let's Keep Oar 

Squaws Painted! 

To preserve thu benuty of Lowell iliirh 

Schonl'x Kir In, we must sec to it that ench 

room is supplied with n mirror and n 

qunntity of cosmetics. 

WQ must show our tciichers that "n 

thins of Iwauty (even if artificinl) Is » 

joy forever." 

It is pitiful that Lowell's beauties 

must sneak a dash of roKMe acrosu their 

lips when the instructors arc not looking, 

lleforc class can proceed with a joyful 

spirit the war paint of Lowell's squaws 

must be replenished. 

We can lirinit this heartfelt need to 

the faculty'* attention in several ways: 

(1) When n «Irl in class liegiiiK to 

"primp up." all boys present should rise, i 

point at her, anil shout, "Oive them mirrors 

or jrive us death!" j 

(2) When a ("irl applies makeup in i 

class, the boys should rise and sinu; "The ! 

Sweetheart of Si|:m;i Chi." 

(.'!) Upon such occasions boys should 

produce razors and bejjin shaving. (If 

this impossible, take out tweezers and 

pluck the fuzz.) 

SupiHirt this movement. We must have 

victory: 

S37OOV 

Wurw than mvlalea! Worse than scarlet 

fewer! Worse than mumn»I—Thflt'n Sf'IUN'G 

KKVEIt! I-owellite» are Kointr balmy! L*nvi-llltc* 

jre Koinir steady!—Oh well, they're always thut 

way. 

It was a dark and Ktormy ni^ht, 

Thu xtrvets weru full uf rain, 

An old. old woman crept tilont,'. 

Her shoes were full of—fift. 

Did you know? It's April Fool's Day totluy— 

well nlmoit. 

Have you heard? A certain Cert BOM to the 

Alhambra all the time now—could it be Hed 

GreenT? . . . France* Mandich U on the loone 

again, boy*. . . . .What happened to that J. 

C. fellow, Corlnne?? . . . Tw0 women are an 

awful lot to handle on one picnic, Coleman. . . . 

Ever no out of the news but ntlll so popular ii* 

Hetty Kinghant. . . . Ellie Mosclcy mill coin; 

Hteady with her Stanford man. 

Where'* the ItaMketball 

What happened Bill Lau? She doeittt't wear 

your basketball anymore!!! . . . Did Fran dincourage 

you so soon, DunwoodEe?? ? A good man 

never gives up!! . . . Barbara Oliver and for* 

mer Lowellite, Ralph Kjar, seen together at the 

Ye Olde Colonial. . . . la Mad Tracy going 

steady, or Isn't sho?!? . . . Did you finally 

get around to askine ,i cert bin brunette named 

Itrautiful. hhrcr. dark, dull, mft, nhady coot, completely without iJ1u*w t; 

mlnntfon IhU Invely ncene wan photographed completely illustrative of £ 

the p>r«!tiliItilieM pot!*iliilittc» confronting jtrtintt »rti«ln ax u they ppaint 

black-out. Thui^,& 

unununl photograph should he valued !»> all no-ire palni-hru-h wMder*. ( 

All house painter*, ntceple./jick-. and flac-pole wiper*, incorporated, *.will 

IK* given copir* nf I hit extraordinary picture up*n request to Ufa- j 

win Van Storage I'hnne IIEaven 7771. _* 

L TIE; 

.11(1 

l[V J y {ûv J" 

•pu{iu JJIJ un SUIJ^L'IU JUIII (urii n iiui.Miq '^ttsnujjf 

aizjuj * - * " i > tin auiiqtiup .»JB U.»^ 

*iq2I]u»j po~KHI 

q uopo[n(JoU ajuut tf.uoMoq iitqi muanoqi o} 

iqdji aujiuni .Cduej n.utttu Junn.< v inoqc amip 

uiu>< p}iM 9ouo ouo.iuo* wqi vn ot 

M'l.up|p an *U|*ai JUI u) i»Jd- o| 

Could It Happen Here? 

JOE tlOOK^ Hft$ PfiRfEcT S^ L€ftRMS 

* fORAMOMTH ftB0V)T ' 

'WelI,Who Cares? 

Signed Adolph 

Ity A^ftansinated I'rw 

The people uf Nazi Germany an 

iiul aro?«e that mornlnir. cooked 

j thf'r breakfaHi. ate thrir break- 

I fa.nt, brnuKht in the morning paper, 

read the morninc paper, on which 

headline* remj "Cermany Wins 

War." which KurptUed rrer^body, 

and mndr thrm t*ive loud r>hout

Imm 

^Sideline By GEN. ED.McAltTIIUIt 

Sporta Connoisseur 

_ :V -. J » When Polleo.Chlef Dullea'i howltxer split the . 

. air and accideritolly^plcked off 26 Gestapo membert, 

plus 35 Nlpponef* nnughticfl. when start- 

Ing the annual News Croai-CJty jaunt on March 

14.1042, A. D. No one In the emwd thought that 

"Dilatory" Lowrle O'Donnel!, a Lowell spikoter, 

would walk uwny with the sprint. 

Well, they were right, he didn't. But he managed 

to plate 23th out of 37 partclpantn (or maybelt 

was 23). At any KATE he In good. 

In a meat with Not So Falrviow, Lanky Low- 

. rle mnnnjred to vek out n win in the mile In the 

slow time of three minutes, two seconds, fivo fevt, 

five inches, blue eyes, hlonde hair and whooooon*. 

Mavle we had better get bark to track. 

ARNOT AMBLES ACTIVELY 

Ilamblintr round the rlnn In almost record 

time is cindcrpath captain Frolicking Phil Ar»U 

Phil goes eround the track so fast that he has received 

offrrs to masquerade as » rabbit to lead 

the field En a doir nice. (Wo know it wns bad 

Out it wns nn Town cornfield track.) 

Talking about going around In circles bring* 

to mind the one ahout the drunk who krpt walking 

around a telephone polr for about two hours. 

feeling it a* hi* did so. Finally he gave up and 

said: ~'S no we. I'm walled in." 

P.ut ffrioiwly, uur track team i* good. As-k 

them yourself! 

DAN M1LI.KK BREAKS DOWN; TALKS 

Undoubtedly, everyone knows who Locomutlv 

Dan Miller is. Well, a few days ago, we vevrv 

walking down the corridor, after heartnir G. W. 

B. condemn the Demtcrnts, when who did our 

gaze Until upon but Silent Dan. 

With more l>ooks under one arm than in the 

school library* an 'l hi* "nthlettc equipment" under 

the other, he WHS rapidly approaching us as wo 

gave him n knowingly greeting. 

"LocnV fare then created into a faint grin. 

Wltit his fuiouldcni hack, chin in. head erect, he 

cave a short, precise nod with his head . . . 

and Itetlrve it or £Ixe naiil: "Hello." 

.UASEIULLEKK BATTLE 

TIIROU(. I! 

Now that baKcball season has 

emerced, we wonder who will be 

the lucky striker un this year's hit 

parade! 

i Home 

From the booming upset over 

the .._ "battered" Balboa Buccaneers, -~, 

Coohln' wit gas! 

Elmer** tune la pri 

.THE FLUKE BUKLE. LATE IN MARCH. MCMXUl^^ -> 

-, "i ".i. 

The Boys Are 

Coming Back 

Must Return 

To Lowell' -y 

Lowell cage fnns—Coach 

Ben Neff, in particularwere 

jubilant today when it 

wns revealed by Principal 

Leroy K. Stephens that: • 

Stanford tasketballen, 

Dun Burncss, Bill Cowden, 

and Howie Dallmar must all 

return to Lowell next- semes- 

_„_ again. Here ,,v i„,, 

ground*, l.rft to right are Howie 

the three ex-Lowciliics who must Hull mar. Hill Cowden. and Don 

return to the old Htamping Hum CM.—Courtesy S. F. Chronicle. 

Track Meat Going Good Drip! Life 

'etty blast}' 777" ~ Under a Boat 

It losks like the Cards wEHI have when It comes to nil troop of 

more than one dinmondeer on the "devils", indisputably the nrns. 

top nf the slugging list. Although , devastating cinder breezes this side Cncketeers Pin Stripe Drapes; Feature Is All Wet 

our boy? slugged homers, triples, or the other of Dncpropetpivitktwo 

baggers, singles, etc., nil over • Syktyvkar in their two-piitt- cer'tte Kno Games Scheduled! Thr other day there wan i_ 

the lot tli* Southerners, 1>OW«1PS Their blood-shot peepers are now 

I unusual fish a-hanglng around 

modest FcoreKeeper recorded only (Continued on Page Four) For Gym This Year >ought harbor, lie wa» slap happy 

four hits, supplied by Dill Brown, 

because something had hit him. 

Cahrli* Monard, Ernie Marlowe, 

I In fact he wan hit »o durn hard 

and John Urban. 

It) Honey Hindcn that one eye had moved around his 

But Just wait until they loosen GALS 

I went to xei> the Lowtll-Bur- hall-catcher and wu flirting with 

llnâme baseball game. It was the other eye. He had lo breathe 

up, then watch them go to town. 

sooooooo thrilling, [ must tell you thru one fin. 

Bv the way. the final of the Due 

affair was tros a dos en favor dc 

about it. when Interviewed at De RagneoKtr*. 

escucla. 

Well, it all started about li gV* flnh Market wear a woman 

o'clock In the afternoon and you was looking at him wondti-lnjc 

"No glove" Colcman and "Lend This will be of »'i-tal corweni •iôuld haw seen thoiie Burlingame weather to make oyster ttlew or 

roc a leg" Lcibowltx thrilled the to nil frcrfh-man! 

Honest, they were posj- ha»h. he said: 

th throng with ith th those SPECTACU- 

SPECTACU Those scan-tl-ly clad humans In j tivcly puny Mxt t(( tho8c maKnin- "I'm just a minnow looking prct 

LAR one-handed grasps at the blue you „_,. sec wnl:kir.« „ and run- _.. C(.nt ^pvcimens of ours. . ty mad. • 

horse hide. U'mmm. what's the nlng a-round In thit yard ev-ery 

I Splash! 

matter? Leather going up? pcr-i-od arc called girls (pro- 

RACOUETEEKS GO 

I noun~ced gurla or irrrlu, 

TO WORK 

Once again the netty neuters 

are settling down to work. (Settling 

down to work, meaning 

sprawling on the park lawn and 

watching others knock the sphere 

back and forth.) 

Led by Forty Loves Chtchester 

and Under the Mesh Sockalov, the 

1 ter because all nro missing 

n one-tenn completion of credit 

hours. This was learned after a. 

study of graduate records In Misi 

Harrison's office showed that all 

three star hoopstcrs were minuj a 

haif of a half of ml unprepared 

subject necessary for proper graduation. 

Coincidental with tho announce* 

ment was the statement thnt tlv 

A. A. A. coaches will soon put Into' 

effect a nine term participation 

law that will serve to legally put 

the hoopstcrs on the liae of the 

Lowell Indian In next spring's tl'ts. 

Neff To EAT AfiALV 

Rumored at a IOM for competent 

barter's next season. Coach H«n 

Nerr received the new* with an 

"I cat for one year" attitude. Reliable 

source* Indicated that he had 

previously contemplated using his 

red-haired son as a '43 started In 

a last ditch effort for a championship 

quintet. 

Flushed with the prospect of an 

undefeated vanity next year, Mr. 

Neff was seen laughing up his 

sleeve at the influential. aluruni 

that had been howling for h 

Like Creek Gods 

meaning Welt, our boyit came 

"You sea, I wan out swimming 

' mem-ber of the fe*male sex). 

These girl* are not mem-ber* of 

the Zicg-fleld FoMIei; they arc 

members of a gym class. 

The cos-tumea they have on are 

called bloomers (pro*noun-ced 

Mew-mem or bloo-mers; mean-ing 

a frock of loose trou-sers). 

These girls par-tl*c.-pate in riding, 

golf, ten-nb, bas-ket ball, 

base-ball, swim-minir, vol-Iey ball. 

f » 

scalp for the failure of the Lowe, 

team to come out on top in the 

schedule just completed. 

Marlon Burncss. registry 100, 

cousin of Atl-Atnerican Don, acting 

as a representative of she scorc- 

I some three, made public yesterday 

I their intended programs during 

I their coming half-year Spring reengagement 

by Hayes Hoopstcrs 

and Grove Getters, Inc. 

Tough Prorratn—No Lunch 

Here is the Intended program of 

the men who will replace Franklin 

"Sweet Swin" Kudelka ax the "Apples" 

of Mr. Nefr« *ye. 

1. Advanced Gym 

2. Autograph* 

3. Study 

4. Autographs 

5. Social Study—Inner Court 

6. Social Study—Inner Court 

7. Intermediate Chess 

8. Basketball 

Reached down on the Farm, the 

three unfortunates expressed con- 

cern over their ability to pass such 

a stiff course. , 

"Xeffs Ice Cream Cones are the 

best In town, though," they ejaculated 

In fond memory. 

They looked Just like Greek gods 

They're not kidding! 

in a marcaslte (or is it a mara-j . . . . . 

bout) race Anyway, it proved to be the 

boy who tried to iteflne Indbcreet. ny ot-her p 

& Kd Iltuon (he's our catcher) hit March 16. 

He itated that ft meant "a place Thcap jrfrU are Lo-well'a ell'a cirln. the Imlt nice and easy and two They stuck sticks In the water 

where little children ihouldn't and they re-prc-sent Lo-i well " in all m-n on base ran home on what I all around me ant! pulled and 

nlay." girls' ath-let-ic e-vents. 

think is cilled ft punt. pu||fd. All they caught was cold. 

Our boys were dressed In stun* I wns just thinking that they 

qo i nlng white satin trimmed with didn't holu a torch to that Su Ig- 

uo iou 

;no.< Invelv cinnamon red numbers on natius power-house oar to Galileo. 

'aajpud *pjnt| the back, and they looked de-luxiou 

! 

um.il 

inQ 

' tM , , I Suddenlyekr 

*[ 33UJUJUIJ«S 

'pus au.1 vi «{*ix 

SWIM TEAM SWIMS 

IN SWIMMING MEAT; 

Itjr A. Fische 

Lowell has a swimming team. 

K Is a good team. 

We like our team. W? hope to 

win with this team. There are 

aity (that's the blj- fellom). 

•UKUIt)MJJ RfUJOj 

3I 

U. 'IMUI 

) I !!3» *I II!* 

K uo Simmons HltR Fowl one of tho«e atlrfcs hit me ao 

Can you Imagine! Tat Simmons hard that I flue through the air 

Hlriiek out 14 men hut once the atti landed on the wharf, 

ball hit thr bat and it (the ball) I want to go back to the Washwent 

oul Into the field so fast that inBton na RejcaUa. I want to 

•*! Ill* *I '****» I could hardlr "« »• MThen Ihe'undrr t Sain( Ignatiua boaL «ar 

o) Xu|oa Hi *»u ' 

£n *( JO 

vampire called a "Towi" and thr U l l I ih d if I 

it)Bd|| 

i|x '9J 

piny wa* no good. WM I mad!!IRc my iung nnted again. 

Wrll. that was all I noticed; (Further information concerning 

nttout the gam**, but —what's | the nlight of noor Heel Pcskus may 

* k nt? The score? Just A minute.: he obtains! iron, him at his next 

I'll find out. Wo won ity one j nubl : c appearance next Friday 

ntifnt, 7-1. Aren't we cood ? Hur*! night at dinner time at the O'Fli 

rah for Lowell's baseball team! ' hcrty's. 

ipA 

m aq ivui tun) 

)MUt * M| jCtl 

Latcsi on Track Deal 

(Continued From Page Four) 

ntl around glacing at clocks, meas- treating hlit ternperatnentat lica 

uring, then gabbing and writing ment with Doc Jokobce'a flea ex- 

stuff down. All suspicions were tract: **Bullet" Husse's touring the 

diverted when a huge riot broke mile in -16 

out bc.lwi.in the three lojnl Lowell 

lugs and four Durmcnitcs Hostll 

ities were ended a feu houT latter 

when the National Gua.d busted it 

UP Cootl frierdahlp was renewed 

after they paid and Indemnity of 

lbs ofMUgar 

\1I in all it WMI prosperaos 

w kt.oU to you"; "I'ttMT 

Foot" Carlson itralo«i hered an 

amaunr 3", fcetslen. "Headetor" r,' 

Piombo ac«red CO with brokea leg **^ 

u enj- handicap. -Caca" Ronch ** - 

lost hbt shadow for ono o' ihem 

had to finish and he wu poor*) 

and "Alloy** Sfaepparrf took 'he 50 

by 60 

Ml In all It waja prnperoiu For rtowlnir ct I klt'ns ktns u great 

monlli with our Ihleres brlnxin bis s tifht «oe» o to Lion 

fan. 

home the bacon Hen fat lhei"l}-»! HnnlirraM! Bi wr I 

renult. -Twlnk|e[ Ti«s" \rnot I Brmlor and "Snake nlp Slra.1 

'•=•»; 

m

mm 

^ Lv~ -By U. &'R&K&bsnc*.. '.'.' " 

It'lain'l fair ..its?"..! I'rnean 

• suiting out thla mesa of a piper. 

Pra agin' II. butohat can I do? 

I'm only the Chief nig Squlck but 

Mini Ulg Chief him aay the paper 

must going to oft nula, but not this 

article. Instead this la going to 

be .•aerfoda andtrue story. It actually 

happened. 

-~ -.A --cabellero. senor Snorta by 

name, waa mining oro (gold) In 

Ihe hllla of California .-•>, one day 

he awakened to aee a g^nt. enor- 

Blonde Commits 

Suicide - - 

WhoKilled'er? 

. " H e l p , p o l i c e . " s c r e a m e d A n a s - 

t s s l a - h y s t e r i c a l l y a s s h e p h o n r i 

D e t e c t i v e I . K n o w a l l , "Ml** I t a l i c 

j i i s l c o m m i t t e d s u l c l d e r 

mous, rattlesnsue, curled at his K n o w a l l r u s h e d t o t h e j t p r y 

feel. 

K c n e w h e r e h e f o u n d t h e d r i p p i n g 

Loco, not 

c o r p s e o f t h e b l o n d M i s s S h e r A . 

"Carumba! I link I gone loco, I H a g s ; r e s t l n s ; o n h e r i r o o * e d o w n 

tlnk! hJ said. Cut eet Is true, eet c h a i s e I n a p o o l o f b l o o d . I n h e r 

was el rattlesnake. 

l e f t h a n d l a y t h e m i n a n d i n h e r 

He packed his belongings (el bo- r i f f h t w a s a c r u m p l e d l e t t e r w r l t - 

. i l i l 

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i . 

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l l l ' l i ll 

The'n«"t d;7he"BiTup'a"nd"Ihci Are You Still Kesdine? 

t a m e m a k e I s t h e r e a C T f n T h s T h e d o o r e a d n g o n t o h e r b a - 

g ru e > j « o n f o r t r o c * « d a s s na n d I nI nn cc hh o o c o n y w a s o c k e d f r o m t h e n s d e 

( ... t h a t.. s L. h i s .. f r s. t n a m e ) „ ds e_ s r d M ^ t._ o i ^ ^ a u w j a l l t h e w i n d o w s h a d p n i n s . 

m a k e n f r e n d o f t h e s n a k e T h s p u z z e d t h e d e t e c t v e n o h e 

C a s h m I c n o 

b e g a n q u e s t o n n g ? A n a M a n a 

H e d o e s a n d g v e s h m n a m e o f 

" W e r e y o u e m p o y e d b y M b 

I e p t o B n K K ? " 

W e e I a n c h o a n d » c j j - o a r e " I v e b e e n h e r p e r s o n a m n f o r 

g o o d f r e n d s a n d o n e d a y w h e n n e a r y n i x y e a r n a n d s h e s n e v e r 

I a an ne eh ho o h e w a n tt s s t o g o t o t o w n h e 

k e d r h e r sse f b e f o r e I c a n t u n - 

d e sd d e a t o l a k e k I c' p l t o t i n h * i d du ff ff e demand It." 

bar. 

"Did anyone come here this nft- 

In •>• town iw.1 I'aneho • •IICHU »-m«ir gamble* at ... • the •« i orjioon," he continued A" he eyed 

ea*lno and win-» rrftt .mount of, thc telephone iiad nnd pencil on 

ntcney. A thirf follow* I'ancho -• - 

* 

! - L i i . l 

- •-'-••- -• •*-- --•'t 

u c k t o I h e h o t e l . !".: I ' a n c h n i s 

w n * n n d h e r r t f I n ! > « a f t e r e t - 

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t h e r g h t H [ I I I > o f t h e t a b e 

O n y h e r la wa y we 

r H e r m e IInn "—' - c snakr. 

t e h e r tt h ah t st h e i t iin* 

o u t o r t h e h a * nnd hpr beathfr WM j.oinK Io g e t 

I e p t o g o t * ! n t o a c t o n ! h i . * f a v o r t e r u b b e r h e e S h e 

W h e n t h e c r o o k o p e n s t h e d o o r w - m r d a w f u y u p » e H h e d d " 

P c p h t o c l mib s b u p t h e h c u rtt a n s i da 

n d 

» n * t I h N E x c t n g ? 

R O C S o v e r t h e s k y g h t W h e n t h e 

A t t h s p o n t a p o I c e m a n r a m c 

thief comes In Pcpito strikes, bites j 

w t h K a r p r t t a j r r S k c x * 

the crook on the 

n d M r S h y s t e r t h e n w - 

over 

_ > • w e r e u c o n v n c e d t h a t 

tho iwlicelJ! 

t h e c a n e n h o u d \ w p u t d o w n i n t h e 

Who said a doe was man'n J-cst b o o k s a s s u c d e e x c e p t K n o w ! 1 

friend? 

" A o f y o u h a d n r c e s n t n t h s 

r o o m " h e w h s t e d t h r u h i s t e e t h 

" a n d a n y o n e o f y o u c o u d h a v e 

Defective Agency 

c o m m t t e d t h s m u r d e r T h e r e s 

o n y o n e t h n e t h a t y o u n c o v e r - 

o o k e d T h e v c t m W M r f j h t 

We Follow Teachers 

h a n d e d a n d s f n r c t h e i n w w a s 

f o u n d i n h e r e f t h a n d I c h n r t r c 

WU1 Sell Tests Cheap 

t h e m u r d e r o f S h v z A . R a m : t o 

( C o n t n u e d o n p a g e G ) 

L.Th'E'FLUKE BUKLE. LATE IN MAItCH. MOIXLII 

Man 

DESIRES TO MEET 

Young Lady (under 25) 

Witlntap 

P. O. Box 000 

AreYou 

Fussy 7 

For Home-like 

Comfort try 

our superlined 

coffins 

for the Rest 

of your 

life 

Call: Gravestone 0000 

You'HNeverKnow 

Coffin Makers 

wmmm 

Debaters Are 

Good.--U SayrSo Hecr, 

What's all the commotion in 

room. 151 every fifth and sixth period? 

A hen paur? No! A'ineet- />g 

injt of the botanlctil society? > 

Wrontr ajminl It's cmJy a 

Good Orators Orate 

k i d s , t h e o n l y o n e ? n t L o w e l l w h o 

c a n b o a s t o f h o l n c b o r n w i t h a 

• l i v e r t r o p h y i n t h e i r m o u t h s . 

T h e y ' l l a r c u i * a t t h e d r o p o f a 

t r a v e l , n n d t h e y ' l l « % * e n o b l i j i c i f 

l y o u h . i v c n ' t a t r a v e l . 

; confab '^ 

61 Lowell's prixe loudmouthj dtscusslnjr 

the main loves of their ^ 

lives—debatesl - V 

Over In this corner, we find 

thoie two love-birds, John Harvey, 

creat debater and tlcbtmltcrîi* 

and Gracte Hannon. The title of ;yH 

thin picture Is "The Courtship of : '"'t] 

Handy Harvey!" 

And across the room, whom do 

w- spy hut Frank Davis, tho ffreat 

proff'o himMf, recitinjr a fragment 

Will SrakMpeare wrote 

about eatini- at a restaurant: 

"Rome-owed what JulI*cU" We 

pass out nnd on, and come to the 

main croup of noise-makers who 

arc nicvicwine coming debating - 

attractions. 

They're really a ffreat bunch of 

S E A G U L L ' S L A M E N T 

V o u ' v e c a l l e d m r a V c r e e c h e r * . a ' w r e a m r r ' . 

D u b b e d m e " P c a v e n g c r - h i r i T a n d * a p < f , 

Y i t u ' v r N h n i H ^ J m e f r o m n * « v a n d f r o m i t l v a m r r 

T H m y f a r - a w a y F u n - a l o n e n e n t . 

H u t n m e m l K T , m y w i n g i n t h e m o d e l . 

F u r a i r p l a n e * t h a t s k i m t h r o u e h t h e s k y . 

A n d w i t h o u t m e \ i i u r a r m y w o u l d w a d d l r 

T h r o u g h m u d f l n t n o r J u n g ( e x , t o d i e . 

I f t u h h l e w h a t I e e t a c r i p o n . 

F i » h o r M e f . h f r o m t h e f i e l d * * o r t h e c a n . 

H u l I r a n ' t * t < > m a c h e x p o r t s f r o m N i p p o n , 

O r l a b e l e d w i t h . " M a d f i n J a p a n ! * 

S o r n d u p t h i n w a r i n a h u r r y . 

A n d b l a c k o u t t h e I t e d K i t t i n g S u n , 

H e r d m y o c r c e c h o f e m a c i a t e w o r r y 

I f y o u d m T l , a n d T H E Y D O . t h e n I * m d o n * . 

THIS IS THE JVIIDD1 

IT'S SO QUIET ! Important 

TRACK TIDINGS J _ „.. 

(Continued From Page Three) f (Continued From Pace One) 

Marinj; a: the beauty brawl =1 tres lon&er, for we arc fairly certain 

*d mayo de mil. navecientos cua-' that curlers, cold-crvam, and nljrht 1 

'1 y ADOGADO (to Im.j«h[rU wiU soon be laitcst fashion j 

time ago (exact date and place 

military secrets). 

Foist Olood 

Leaving the fslrw«7« and greens 

M just memories of the past, cinder 

rUnt Coach E. Harris is now 

putting all bin time and money on 

Yotfll r Never 

Eat Anywhere 

here to fio. I 

p^n^rJffir.rri 

t o n « » 7 H e r e * y o u r c h a n c e ! I f 

In the Country;! Announcement! 

is Cheaper 

t h e w o n t r o t n e * t o t h e I h e w o r s t , 

y o u ' c a n a l w a y s n a y t h a t y o u w e r e 

chi nirig k JapV 

I Ever visit overnight at Zckc 111i 

pants 1/16 acre ranch in the coun- 

Tag! Your'e It 

m p l e ' t e l y ! xt you n n v c n t t h i l 

' « 

chasinR' 11 waminfr: If you have, it will; 

H y M r . C I I A K L E S P . W A L S H 

Gutter's Barber 

Shop 

Customers Shaved 

in the back while 

Shop is under repair 

the race track (hiffh school run. s w i t c h e d 

i n m a t t f s , n i l 

nla'.of cbun«)V ). Already y he has a J n p s . . - "" i i n ' t w e ? only irritate old wounds. 

lead hl> "Habit" meat to a ifeei 

I f y o u u h a p p e n t o b e i n a m o v ii e , , 

t h 

rtire 2{{ to^'l^ triumph over I)ur> 

h e w o r a t t tt h t a t c & n h a p p e n l a thh a t e v c r v t h i n i r i s f i ] 

y o u i l ( r a b I h e w r o n i r b l o n d e . H u t ' , ? , / „ ' . . t ' 

tnenVDarber Collar** 

a n y m a i d I n a r a i d , w e a l w a y . » a y . ' £ 

Due' to the rubber >horta» 

LoWfU's typicala had to tramp*the 

99 mlleJ to Durmen Field. On art 

a n l As you arrive in the afternoon,' 

-if you dlsrc-; 

c l l l 

" J " that } ' you practically | 

I to dismantle the whole house! 

; Above all, keep calm! keey c— to find just the right thines to! 

WJf*.*M V* 17 ., EeekI An wi , r ERADICATED 

inack in your overnight bajr. 

rlvine two weeks latter Harris waa I wha't'll I do, folk^-l'm coini: I All Is Peaceful 

shocked gre to find his reform- mad! I'm going to faint. l'|op!i The country air la fine and Ihe 

era fagged so lenient rimer re- !sunset l« beautiful: but from here 

Vend them of a warm up 

Now was then big moment. It 

was here at last Whalta thrill' 

In unison they chirped "On, on 

SthColuainhU!;: 

There were q Mr loolcln 1 Ion In Ihinga gel pretty bad. fi 

Censored! j Ihe country air Hllm one*, appetite. 

- I However, you. droll in peace aa the 

•„.- v ~ lodor of cooking food drifts out of 

Fire, Lowell females were killed U,. k|lchm. ,,„,, of Munl(., ,onr 

and fix 

geeks 

Mrlousl, Injured. yesler.|hoat „„ to work ,,„ ^ j ^ , 

(Continued 0.1 Pag« Three) - I* *. stampede In Ihe girl* 

EatatTomaine's 

1 ,.,, numc until dark—war lime. 

' . When you 

ussing of Wouldn't enjoy It 

The 

hood;-tlie possessor of »»iM«s,jn*w^|!h*iSnlterieSl^watch 

A '?***' ,° M hMd( tnlK OT no.( 

p u u o a u p 

n o X s u p u u 

j n o . { u t ; d b j a u g u c a u m \ \ \ 

a u i u j o t u D t | i * u [ d n O I ) I I M n o ^ 

' U i O O J J 3 l | J O 1 U U . 1 

u j n i o i u u o ' 

pun 

i O L ' O f i p U U 

« p u u i n u t s s t p [ \ { J i 

g o | n o . f p u u * i U 9 } u a i n o q u 

j n n . . < < a u ou oi u i o n K U pp aa ii ii n rr tt s 

n o X i 3 u | ( | ( u 8 i p j o a i p p j t u o t i t u t 

AV I 

adamV apple and —'-- ' - 

i««y 

- 

biu-you take travel from the 

131 WANTED 

Buoys' Bysickl 

One With 

Buoy. Prefered 

Aplie: Gurl 

! °1 1°^ oj ^sul tun no.{ 

! 

> m i u r u o . U a 

The male In question la now 

practically non-exUtent, due to hl» 

ectl 

r s Jim 

a l l y , o n u r e r o u t e t o t h e i r c a v e r n . ! - . \ a a a i j * p u v U I O O J ^ u t A t t d t n v i ^ 1 i m ^ n 

Lowell has new ituleiits. If 

they are sttmllwe rail them fresh* 

mnn. We arc nice to our freshmen. 

,. So they.-Act ;* reception, 

* . ' ' 

o u a J a w s . A f t e r d i n n e r , y o u c a n . i u u i s • n a n o a o | n n i « o q i o ] i u ) u s " » » , « t « one last Friday It wa« 

n o t - u n d e r s t a n d w h y t h e d o n a l o o k . • • i | . u . a j i i n o ^ ' X t l K r | s 3 3 a 0 1 a n p F r i d a y Ithe 

thirteenth, but thst 

a o f u l l a n d y o u f e e l s o e m p t y - a p a j a i ^ o a i r i u o t ( M ' X i j t u n i u x ilitln't " ' '" matter. Oui receptionx 

In the auditorium.- This on« 

Judge 'Frosh 

Receptacle* Good

Volume M. No. 4 

THE FKflNCISCO'S 

Term Play to 

Open May 26; 

Is Comedy Hit 

Curtain going up! 

Curtain going up on the 

Lowell term ploy, "Fly Away 

Home,*' n three-net comedy to j 

be given at 8:00 on the eve-j 

ningn of May 2G, 28. and 29, 

In the auditorium. 

Not only is thin one of the l»c*.t 

play* to be undertaken nt Lowell 

fit vrr-s a Broadway succe** stnrrinj- 

Thomas Mitchell, and a San 

^ 

San Frenclrco, California, Thursday. Aprl|i30,.104! 

'Hotel 

Eighth Period 

Entertainment Kept 

A Dark Secret > 

By Louise Slanhelm: ;->-.: 

"It'i-golng to be s hotel dance 

and the biggest success thnt wo'va 

ever had," declared niembers of the 

low-four dance committee. \ 

Rumors have It that today's 

dance will find room 306 decorated 

with slum from the Mark Hopkins, 

SL Francis, Palace, and other lead* 

I ing hotels. , 

Ottlttr* Ready 

In approved hotel greeting style, 

! the dnnce committee Is all set to 

; welcome you this afternoon. Stand* 

iintr at the door will be the class 

: president, John Wulbwhlcger,.actjinjr 

as manager. Betty Solomon 

will be the excited receptionist sit* 

; ting in the outer office, and Betty 

Holt will be busy performing her 

iera"einnm an uaiuwon Lom-i 

. mnndcr (_4ii«nei .^lartin was nn Lieutenant-Colonel uaitalton Lom-j 

f formancc of f this hi merry mix-up i r ill every (rood d American Ai to t obey b all il llaws, 

William Culpepuer, followed _. 

go to the P.-T. A. So save up ; ur ,P(, ham. afii)caicd tft ,/ollt Mnior .Maxwell James, battalion 

t}tc boi,x of Lowell Hiyh, in executive officer. 

•,-r-'.:t- •:•»• i ; 3J emu, and fly away to set Juur c,.cni „.„„ /(, x,o/, Urhl'jintJ ilinnrace In llunr school. IIV die Co-oneratlng in the present, noticket* 

for "Fly Away Home now! ...».....;, ,,lofr;,i;; (/„•„ ...... ..... „„, lMt .—.. ap,,rttl ...w..». tn ..- I/OK. ;r»i>. 011(7 « llll/cmi *•—• it — llaH name v timiol emergency, iclccted officers 

• effect, tin: "Office" indicates tcrcrc penalties for those who I !Vr*iii 

Air Raid Drill 

'-.•'JWSf'l Procedure 

K#S 

n £- n ' •* i • t-iviiiiin oir Introi, 

n • i 

\vmcn 

"M*!? 

rentiers 

.I - 

(tmobcjt. J them^ n twenty I.our course in In- 

Be » lnu*-ab;dinjr American, a jroutl Lowellite, and pro-1 Ê. 1 /** l ) r & Eckart, Davis 

H-4 Officers 

"'* 

tcct yourself by not hitch hiking—don't force the "Office" to ome Th" many San FranclU' ? 

the 

' BILL SALES. 

f ^ c 

In ease of an air raid drill Ihe milkc Joe Eckart, registry 13-J, was 

unanimously chosen valedictorian 

"» example of you. •••••—- xchool* that • • --.-.-— participated in 

Davis, registry 310, wn< elected 

.- — 

following procedure, which was re-, 

; Easier Victory Pnrndie. 

class historian at the high-four 

meeting held recently. 

cently revealed by Mr. Stephens, 

Eckart was selected to repre- 

will prevail: 

sent his class because of his out- 

Cabs Put Oat Paper standing Achievement at LowetL A 

Schools will 

graduate o( Jefferson Grammar 

What l» dii with the next ed School, he has btcn o nrominont 

tint*? , "Oh. -•:-. we're -,-,- tired." — Vil- groan —v the, 

member of the Debating Society. 

Aid U. S. War Efforts regular editorial slafr, -why not nnii has made the C. S. F. wveral 

let Ihf cuh reporter* put It out7";t[mcj( 

r "vn°k Piomho came "ihf , D " v 'i J?* 

of lellinir Uwell'. future E, i?v^, -. 

When the "all c 

Kiren, pupils will 

nriylnai class. At — 

the ntudents, who hare been 

cused. will return lo school. 

Round the 

eservation 

| 

umial is 1 The hlph nchool wsniim will slnrt on Jun.wvII bids goodbye to Sirs. Miller, 

[J; Lacosle and Mr. Polland for Ihewho, 

after yean of faithful ser- 

Flkg Oa>:>elebri;llon and lo Mrs. vice In the attendance office, takes; 

Coesler. for the defense program. •• a moat ile'orvcl rest. Mrs. Sillier j 

COMPLAINTS 

retired Apii! 12, and has been re-j 

In the complaint department, we placed by Mrs, Appclson. 

have something never mentioned! TKACIIEItS IN DEFENSE , 

before, the conduct of Lowell »tu> I More (^JWCII teaehern in defense' 

denu during patriotic rallies. It I work! Under thin heading come' 

•Isn't, lilco good Lowe Hi ten ur goodlMimt Andentoit, who works in the' 

Americans to laugh and talk while I Victory llook look campaign and at the 

the national n-jthem Is being ourteen - >««» Baknslefer. «..—.-»- .who . ...I 

played. This Is a mattct which no 

.,;one likes lo point out. For the 

most partôur attention has been 

'great, so..let's watch it especially 

while the anthem Is bclrgtung. v 

' Wt'vo all given our whplc^haarted 

support .t^tjnsketbtill.ani 7oot- 

Irfl, will, but the other otherjKwyitled ao^cctled ralnor minor 

sporta %rt forsotUn Let'fl cat out 

If* heiarûils Satu-dny. i*nd really 

(ft behind our track team They 

work hard to brine home the hon 

! 

work* with disaster relief under 

the Ited Cross, and Mr. Fast, who 

is kept busy en chairman of Draft 

Board B8. 

QUARTEIt J5NDS 

The worried expressionsncen on 

mariy students' faces this past 

week can I* attributed to the fact 

that.irrades jro In May 8. That's j 

riitht—we report cards Mun ' 

da> 11 

I 

Well that'! 301 

votr to become'feature'edirorand 1:30 o'clock. This graduation will 

nocrnphy. office «»• | h.ndlr Ihe weond HBK^ white J«k be one of the lerRcst In. Low«I11 

chines, drafting weldtnir. shop pê, p^ WM chosen chosen to edit Lowells Lowell's history. Diploma. wIU.be con 

mnthcmatics, auto mechanics, and jport f front. The Th news editor's di' Jb Job ffcrred d on almost l t fu four hudd hundred stu- t 

(Continucd nn I'auc Four) ' went to Mildred Klefer. 'dents. 

'A Jeep a WeekVWar Stamp Goal 

Selling War Slamp. lo julriollc Lowellitei 

t* an KMlKninent.'lJot ; Kipps vcfinit tn 

enjoy. -1-l.Mo by U Hater 

Never let It be «aid that Lowell itudetitB are 

IflBKnrdx when n campaiffn Is afoot. They set 

in nnd back the project In question to tho tnaxl< 

mum every time. 

So it Is with the latest effort—und the biftctst 

ouv they've ever hsd to tackle—that of doihir 

their hit to "help beat the axis" by buyinir war 

Ktnmps and bonds. 

The hallle cry around the HUle old red iirlck 

.chool house now b "A Jeep .week." and Mudenla 

and teachers alike are out io do just that. 

The number of Mrs. Coester's sales II elan 

are cnthuiinstically lcadinir this drive." -The class 

is divided Into several committees, the members 

. of which offer. their servlecii to this effort by 

selling stamps and bonds during registry, in room 

' 14!, and durii.tr the lunch period* In tho court. 

. .The "Ralef barometer," designed by members 

:. of.lhls group',:will occupy itiTnositiun in the court 

.. for. the duration. II < «ho»m better than any. 

•- Ihlne.-eUe, how Uwellileii an rail oui" for mlory. 

\ i 

With spirit like this, how ran Lowell-f.U to 

surpass tho efforts of any,other:school In the 

city?

-.'-, o; 

Z-l "LJOWELL-® 

ol OUOTISG" mam. HOMMHSB' 

U II. 8. B. A. llmUTi Fr« 

LOWELL STAFF 

"• """" BOB CTORTEVANT 

Feature' Editor „ lla Sullivan 

.'Sports Editor. '«* Feder 

News Editor . ; Mildred Klefer 

Circulation Slanamr. Loulte Jlanheim 

REPORTEItS 

Faculty Advliwr 

Too Much Confusion in Halls; 

Something Mast Be Done 

It in the function of a newspnper to 

print editorials in praise, in explanation, 

or in criticism. 

The Lowell dislikes the latter. 

However, when suck an unpleasant 

situation as runuiug in the An//* presents 

itself, tec feel something should 6c tloiw. 

In answer to complaints, your reporter 

walked down the halls recently, noting 

the (lateral confusion that reigned. 

The results were terrific. 

There was so much rushing about that 

we were almost trampled.. 

Much bumping nnil dropping of books 

and papers was common. It wasn't a very 

plowing spectacle. 

We saw one small boy, limping along 

"OH crutches, knocked violently into the 

Hall lockers by tico laughing, burlu fellows. 

Is that typically Loiccll? We hope. not. 

Besides, why run when the bell rings 

—you're, already late for class. It just 

doesnt'make sense. 

WhatTtiey Might'veSaid- But Didn't 

Dave Williams—A Rlrl with good sense has 

more sense than to look like a girl with good 

sense. ' • i 

Barbara Leonard—If you wanna forget all 

about the war Just wear tight shoes. 

-~Bud Martin—True, I'll'graduate in one day, 

but It took me four yearn to learn how. 

Dan Miller-rSome girls are so dumb you can t 

'-blame them for being pretty. 

Margie ]fgu'ck—Boys aren't entirely useless. 

Any one of them can serve sa a horrible example. 

That's Al; No, That's Jack; Twins 

', Big'Froblem Here At Reservation 

Keepftm guessing! 

Could, this .bo.the motto of Lowell's baffling 

phonomen6ns-~twins ? 

"Hello. Jack!"—gay assured voice. 

Blank look from so-called "Jack." 

.."Hello, Alt"—questioning and still trying. 

> Smile envelopes. Al's countenance and to your 

conclusion Is, "It Is AL" 

This scene could be a display of stubbornness 

on Al's part, but then how often would you say 

hello o neople If they called you by a name nther 

than you own 4 Yes, we know—but you aren't a 

twin 

Poor Twins! 

To an onlooker it seems that twins' should 

have a dreary outlook on life. Why? 

Because—the onlookers believe—there are two 

of Uiem They are the same belght, same color- 

Ing, Identical. People know one of the set The 

people do not know which one they actually know.' 

When thoy we one or tho other of the twins, Instead 

of showing their Ignorance, they say nothuig 

no lignt of recognition whatsoever. 

With this reaction from all acquaintances, 

the Identical twin goes through life believing he 

Is a dull droop wbo nobody remembers or cares 

to remember Poor twinl. . 

>» ' : Identicals 

- Victims of thta' sad state of affairs are Corinne 

and Catherltu. Brash, Jack and Al Feder- 

June and Jean Stewai\ Clara and Esther Rlchelt. 

( f Geraldme and Gcneview Galllett and Patricia lid 

> Nancr Murphy'.They are all.identical twins. 

They are the couples who mint exist during a 

lifetime sharing:beauty and looks, friends and 

• enemies sickness and health. Twins must-share 

I'i-Unldentlcats ' 

Still twins but eaillv distinguished from their 

rfepeUive brother or suiter are the Juzijt. Busse. 

ZlMler, Uvlson,^Johnson;KKay, Goldberg, and 

Cook sets of boy-girl .. 

r The'Juihc tw&s,;Helen and Marie, are blond 

and -brunette, respectively.' Huth> and Robert 

LorUon are short and Ull.bwMti bdnff girl and 

tor ^Tinse an U» twfns who aid you In keepof 

mind. 

r : /a 

. THURSDAY. APB1L M.-IP42 

-'Always Ready Teddy£_ ^ Studentfgequqei 

g> For Summer Worm 

Attention, all Lowell boys of IS or IT jaSjj 

"' Uo °>ou want to breathe good, clean country! 

air this summer? , - in the Letter 

Itox: wen if Et IS GOOD, well u*e ft. 

Ali's Secretary | ; 

'Dear Alt': 

ES1IEE!: 

Arc the m>H!?rs nt the annex eate any induce- ^ 

j A novt'H-day week-end for Bar- numt tn the otntnpHlnp jnls raeinir in their direc- • 

j barn Wmle. 

tint, at .1:10? I've tried to leave by that entrance - 

I An automobile nnd someone to hut my frail frame can't take It. Can you help 

so with her new driver'* Iicenne, 

by Corinne O'Brien. 

I A little rccofrnltfon of Shirley 

Plymire. She's 5*iper! 

A black rinse for ISYrman Kramor* 

Ten itlcult caps for the ten un- 

, fortunate members of the crew 

team who were victims of the 

schlitzy-blltz. 

Berffer? They're really hep. So 

wax Gert Bcrgard at thi Polnce 

with not one but two ex-Lowellitea. 

. . . Wow! 

There's No Denying Dept.: 

That June Winklcr has been set*. 

ing quite a lot of Wayne Jin rah 

lately. . • . That a certain ffirl, 

wl^se first initial* arc Gl inna 

Martin, has been seen out \v»7r 

danhing Bob Crovvder. 

Ht-nrj" MtirrU IK a very under* 

rated character in debating, Stop 

by 305 any first period and Union 

to bin orations on how he was 

cheated out of a few points in hE« 

ln«t chem. test. DInKtMtinjr. isn't 

it. Hank? 

It Mrem» that the romance of 

blond llvtty llingham and Tom 

Cuercna ha* hit the rwkn. . , , 

The Blrl'* version or the "zoot 

nult" «ontt: "I want a cute brute, 

with convertible roi'pr, and a June 

moon with a new tune. . . , 

That's almost tut lud an the man 

who died with hi* bootn on becautte 

he didn't want to tttub hta toe 

when he kicked the bucket. Ah! So 

you listen to Kay Kyser. loo? 

BUI Lou seems to hnvt> changed 

his mind again. Now it's Marie. 

. . . Seen dancing nt the Mark 

t'other evening, Frances Gnllo, escort 

unknown. . . . Don Schumacher 

and Ken Larkins daring 

each other to go down the flairs 

leading to the girls* gym. Sold 

Don: *Aw go on, Ken. I've done It 

before. Very Interesting, very in. 

terestinff. 

Well, with these tasty tidbits 

well be leaving you, cause eeee 

gad,' here comes B-B eyes. 

: . 

me? Clamorous. 

Dear Ctumour Girl: 

Xext time try Whcatie*. 

Ali'i* Secretary. 

• * « • - 

Denr All: ' ' 

I would like tn donate some of mr blood to, "-! 

the T.tooil liank. How about some information? •, 

Vourt for Another Pint/ • 

Denr niooiilexs: -"* 

FccMnc rather tray and Mc-hcarted, I, too. ?. 

t'ecldcd tn donate a "pint." A doctor came along* .' 

ntuck a thermometer In my mouth, a needle In .! 

my nrm. and onrnce juice In my hand. Before I 

knew It a pint of Mood had been given and I waf ,' 

on my war out with a gold pin on me—cood look- "j 

Inc. too (no. not me—the pin). For Rood red ''. 

fun. cat! 0 Roys tone 0373, 

AH'* Secretary. ' 

• * • • • . •• 

Dear AH: "' 

When Tht> Lowell COIDM out I take it home ) 

nnd drop it ncmewhere. When I try to find it, * 

mr little brother hm hJn none Rtuck to it. What 

enn I ilo? Seeker of Justice. 

DOT a. O. J.: ; 

- Tnkf your little brother to a none specl&llit 

Ali'f Secretary* .;=' 

May Day Tomorrow; Characters of ;' 

All Types Will Be at Park Festivities.;, 

"Fouls' namm^nd fools' faces always appeot, - 

in public placcn/' ' ;:-•. 

In accordance with thin undent adage, thlf;- 

••('tmrimrnt ailvliioit nil Its readers to observe May,; 

Day tomorrow nt the public celebration In Gotdetiy 

Onie Park nml rvntl on as we recall observers al • 

laat year's fete. 

Tho first who cornea to our mind Is A 21-year- J 

rid Ktntleman with nuburn hair and large.blue < 

eyci>, who attends because he loves things of 

beauty. Incldrntnllv, Uncle Sam has probably 

conflwatcrl fuch a magnificent specimen us ho— 

that in, unices ho Is class 4-F. This group only ; 

•!oc» home xervfee. They won't bfl called until 

the JnpA grt an far a* Fifth and Market. Tht 

they tnke the -I-F'n nnd hastily apply them at tnt .. 

front—us itnnd-bngs. 

But tra la—la—t'morrow i> May Day. 

Another lust, year attendee was ,ft happy 

motherly woman with two equally happy.children.^. 

The family trio escaped tho business of awak awaken-^ 

ln

• • *•- *•£ 

Swim Choices 

ltjr JACK FEDEIt. Sports Editor 

With anger eyes ull Lowcllitcs 

nre looking forward to 

the month 1 Attemptlnir to add t» their 

strlnir of three straight titles,' 

Uwcll's 1942 edition of Coach] 

oOIny, for in this Hill Felling's aquacade will take to 

month nre held the A. A. A. thc Crystal Palace Plunge, May 0,' 

swimming nnd track meets. for the All-City A. A. A. swimming 

meet. 

First listed lit the all-city 

!•• tl.o expected limelight will be 

trnck meet which takes plnce 

the two powerful Uiwell and St. 

Saturday nt Ke.mr. Lowell, | lifiiatlu* trams. From their prac- 

as alwK.vs, will enter a formlda 

tice- me 

Inir in the ,20. ; T1 a later da I.*, njwln limms a* the hot' teppard. 

Frank 

by Jim MucKU 

" thlrtlt*. captalneil by Al 

The I'HIKIOIWK, feit hv Al Marco*; Margolin, -.tack up pretty well, but 

[[«. will aNo he a tough team t«;i neterlhclnu the la«It of keeping up! 

Act * rindrrrnen who will neon* valuable point* for the Indian track team Saturday are: Bresler. Sheppai 

" ' Tniic «r ih» «.l,..h i HirNchfield. am) Arnol. Other leaders on Lowell** sport front are: varsKy swim captain. Frai 

ur. | Io " r or ? *;""• , j Grannlx, left; Crewcm Slr-i nnd Taylor; and II Khtwefchl ttwim captain, Al MantoH*. 

5^j^-»ri*^^?5=arfiirack Finals May 2 at Kezar; 

Lowell's Chances to Win Good 

KOUnClS BfOUPht 

hclnu the la*k of keeping up ~,, _. ... . _ „ „ • 

^JF!l&EtfrS&2.\**. 7°"' ° r -"en.,r»ieh,;Three First Places m 100 yd. 

The flRhtwrlKhtr arc: nicker IniTriple A tillw< In expected to be a p. , I?" U«. ni 1 O A i-r 

e v,o. cmanitih in the lick-,t»unhone. iDash; iiiight Places; lo Qualitv 

stroke, k and d Mnroomsky M k in I (h the How i| the h luthtwelcht Ifhih water-hole hl * 

brraxt-Ktrnke. The 20V will be 

represented hy Sohel. fianz, andsplash 

will come out, even n* fnr Uni,cr ..t(|ktf jt M|(y.. fl ,t,r fr|>m Coach E,mer llaTril( ^^.^ ci||. 

OK piedictlans tro. id still n question dor runner* rompt^l to quitlifyintr place* in the city meet's elimination 

J, 

Crew Will Take 

On Lions Friday; 

Lowell Favored 

The lightweight medley team ex- mark, att there hasn't been any y nninds at Kozar. April 21-22. in preview of Saturday'* finals. 

perts in do great things, their as- 

Fciiturintr three spectacular first 

scout in jr oWcn'.ntions ni> 1? the 

piration i* In crack the city meet 

DIUCC* in the hundred yard dash, 

record of 1:1.1:2. Good luck! 

toughness of competition. *h*tt tumvd the Red team's chances 

Pulling Oar* With 

| rosy, the Hayes street harriers 

The Crew 

I placed men in all cicht events. 

Cardinal Nesters I Eiehteen Qualify 

Lowell's oar pullers, powerful oi 

Dark lionte Jack Uresler thunever, 

arc took Inir forward to the Expect lo Win Again j ^ . ^ ^ «,^ ^ 

city races. 

The varsity is led by Veteran 

i Koefe served contention notice by 

Tom Strci, who stroke.* the first "History repeat* Itself- 

boat. The :tO's boat is led bythat 

well known 

Stroke Jack Taylor. 

I.IIch 

!nwn 

! 

Frank Plomho rani; up u win! 

TlWe on the vanity crew are: 

t"ilS 

Port 

*»—Slret, Tom 

5— KrllBky, Ge 

4—Itahlman. Harry 

.1—TolliKchonn. Phil 

2—Nneknrd. Ernl* 

1—Eckart, Joe 

Starboard 

ft—Anderson, Bob 

5—•Macltoujcatl. Jack 

I—McArthur. Ed 

.1— Smith. Viynmrd 

2— Clnfkide*. Connie 

I— Sokolor. Ronnie 

Odd* 'n End* 

Department 

Under the sponsorship of Ben 

Tfcff. l^well's R. O. T. C. recently 

stacetl n bniketbali competition between 

thc four Co.'s. An eighteen 

man roster has been nicked to play 

the GPIIICO R. 0. T. C. in the very 

near future. In the news Is Ed 

Russell, a recent crad. A star on 

lnst season's St. Alary'* freshmen 

tm'd team. Ed Is now slated for tho 

pecond-strinsr fullback job on the 

Gael vanity. 

Although the baseball scaion {* 

not over, we have ventured to pick 

an All-Clty team. Hen* (toes: 

!t~Re*tell[. Galileo. 

2It—Gloracchlnl, l.alifca 

3B--Silvera. St. Icnatlus 

S. S—It. nrown, Caillen 

L. P.—SejEarlnl. Mission 

a F—Cherry. Lowell 

R. P.—Prfeln, M'snlon ' 

C.—Iteck. Miiwlon 

P^-Uwmnn. Mission 

P. Shechan. Galileo 

P^—Ralaro, St. Yffnatlo* 

Senior-Faculty Baseball 

Game Is Set 

HIshllRhtfnfr the end of the 

term will be the annual seniorfaculty 

baseball classic set for the 

bovs' \ard which the entire school 

will witness 

Accurdtnff to Miko \oyne ai 

senior who hasn't played baiebi— 

on Lowell s team may play for tho 

^students 

' Last year we took the sen'on, 

but this vear we may hava troa 

-Ve." predicted Mr Voyne 

bv lhp wIlUh ufa!l II Hill' 

i ' 

in 10.8. 

Jim 

w ' 

«n.nd .l,m«i up and are rMin, each week 

nt the St. Francis Rldinjc j Academy. y 

Tlw 

•» !*""-ard low hurdles, abetted M M Saturday afternoon in the two cuttcm, which meet tomorrow. 

I.o.lns firlp? ! bv MortHoach and Bob Sim In near future. ' Both Crews Seasoned 

Competition has jmnroved Im-' rt ?iÊS l . r j!r t Competition has Improved Im-" j"hn ii.Xr.Vi irIomnh.H In' 

*rinn.I,l>ll lni .Mills ColleBe has invited Uwell Under the er« of Coach U«htr 

and Captain Tom Strei. much 

power has been put out by our 

mu*clemen, not mentioning the 

5IIII » College has Invited Lowell 

'SSSL.'^LSSJS ' S !;»„^.he J t^»., I ,•r•d r ' I h'u ^ •rdL l .n U .^;e Ph ,êJP rider, ,„_ attend their show which 

ZSSG* dcteriora'S. TuT &* 'V^ ^JVTXT2 I 

enough to cost the Trib. the A. A. .'JS,'•[„»•«• rl'c7"£u t&fc 

lS« such star. a. Ted Mv.r. •» "•' J«'»« '"°''> jf.^,ln'"«T 

and Harry Llkas. was quite a blow.I?""" ft* *'"}, " , h . u to be held en May 10, at Mills. 

Howler* Busy 

Snn KrancEsco J. C. has invited 

In to stem 

i 

the 

K'"tSS: 

I'oly- 

I 

but lo offset this, the ap 

twelw Lowell bowlers to compete 

of two of the most promls 

in a tournament. Audrey Stafford 

in year. George Chichester and 

Hard 410 liun is the hitch scorer at Lowell. Re- 

Morris Sockalor, help, rtoth are 

scheduled to he the fame studded 

players their precedents were. 

44*0'ii,* which" is "called'"the" track 

S. I. IlanKerous 

Le» Price. Bill Bcale. and ^Var- „.„ „„_ .,„,„ o,.,_ .,,„ 

rpn Lomn compromise the rest of|pn|| Arnol. stepped Into Ihe finals' 

the sinyle'a team. .by virtue of their two-lap stunts.! 

In the doubles, Gould and 'j|||w uwry O'Oonnell : 

rorbeM, piu* tne team ol âri-!*|,_ (•loflut in a shade und 

wriRht and Manuel*, form a w("' 

; « Culn h ? wi - Other outstandinc scormost 

trruellnir race. '«-'" arc D. Bridges, II. Buckley, A. 

Strictly under blankets, Lowell 1 spirit which is ever incrcin.nfj. 

Not funrcttinf- the "opponent. 

Coach UwU of Galileo aô has his 

boys in tip top shape. Experience 

I* always a merit of a Lewis crew, 

and this one Is no exception. 

Newcomers Good i - 

* x. Christian, and M. Jfarshall. 

*—** -"— "Mrhl Evans and , „ 

N'ew to thc aquatic sport this 

Lesson* Are Fun 

year ore Joe Eckart and Maynard 

The badminton piayent at Lowell 

Smith. Both have (grabbed off a 

•.•ally enjoy their weekly les*ons 

BMrtinc place In the Can) navy. . 

.— ..-,—_ I Halbon'rt Patteraon in a bit slower 

j ctcnt. Anderson, Glafkldes and Co. 

Saint Ignatius is liable to prove aua|jfyitnc arind. 

T. Rep. Hill. 

on the starboard and Stret, Rahlone 

tin of nf thomorodanitcrou»team»in|^ thif morn ilnnirnrniia tenrrm in cilman *^;i *.. _ hit u:. ten . ... fcrl to staj- In! Six ice skating enthusiasts an maim. Krltiky. N.ckord. and Co. 

S-,^thnff. IB !!I e il2riK l "n l< Ji ;t ' 1 " V 01 * oltt I s ^l-" 1 "*"" »"- al«o takhiK loisons. Thc group ?" 'ff I"' 1 '"'• "• out to skin 

. day, dnshmnn. 

1 '203' Qoint Wirs 

LiehtwciRhts 

ter-class^ 

The winninc combJnation connn "' ? Bn 

' noon ut WinterlamL Every l*hurs> Last Thursday. Lowell tasted its 

(dav- however, six of the girls urv first victory of the year, when tho 

. Our Htchtwclchts are led bv Uobi takinir figure skatini; lessons. Win-, Card junior varsity nipped a hutre 

Sturttivant. i.-o Kills, Stan Itn/tcn-j tcrland closes on May 10. which and powerful Mission group by 

berg. nnd-i*.:!—d by Clements and' will force the Kroup to meet at Su-j three quarters of a length. Spurred 

by Actinic Coxswain Ernie Co Got 

iball championship,' O'Dowil and ami Conn in In the tho ftfBh, hlch, KIIHC Rink. AI At present present, no definite plans; 'Km" Nnckord, the second boaters 

n*l« in tho finale Jurnp. Winkler, Tonnnl. - it. Chalko. have been made. 

i took an early lead and never iost 

. ^^j gftn Feline, dash stars, and and| Every Wednesday Wednes_. afternoon the an Inch with th* exception of a 

sEsted of Wllb McKunc and Lcn Ja- 

Quandt, shot putter, are all counted •'-'-' sir! irolfcm • " piny ' at thc Uncoln few seconds when the ttda throw 

cobs at forwards, Don Steinbenc 

on for their share of points. I Golf Club. 

the Red flanhlt) aside 

at the pivot, with Dave Mayor andi 

Harry Kotsch handling thc jninnll 

posittons. Backing up theu five BASEBALL STASTISTICS 

was Tom McCauley. 

Leasue Hattins; Averages 

Season at a Glance 

Seasonal Baltinr Areraites ~ J 

It was all "wlfferoo" competition 

until the 203, 312, 231 and 207 

Above .300 

(Including Practice Gamu) 

Lowell 0 10 2 0 1 0—I 

quints wound up In the semi-final*. (Including Fire Games) 

AB H A 

„ 0 0 2 1 0 0 0—3 

Two hundred nnd three and 312 

then knocked 231 and 217 out ofPlayer 

AB 

-.020 0 to 1—1 

AYR. 

0.0 2 113 0—7 

contention, setting up the "bli 

one ** Dynamite 203 put a loii- 

Marlon e W 8 ,.571 — 0 l;0 0 12 I—5 

;_•_ no zoo 2 0—t 

nd to Benny Neffs schedule, Rro^rn'..«—.«. -.15 S .JS33 Lowell :.„ 2 0 010 0 0 0—3 

slashing out a 1G io 11 triumph mph 

over 312. Steinberg- paced thc itlonard...—. —17, 6.. J53. MlMion- Mlio _•...... 0 0 2 0 10 0 1—I 

Uwell "^j;'..;; o;o n;x't 0 1—< 

champs tanklntc 0 .îlitU. " 

Uwell .^j 

IJebd»iil ._: -3 1 J33 Washlniclon ; 2 3 0 oo 010 i p 1 S, 17 w ciii\SZ~Z2

Life 

•y;S.F; State Grad 

Lowell Speakers 

Win at Contest 

TIIE LOWELL. THURSDAY. AP1UL MK.HH2 

Buy a Bond | 

.... Iwfil be composed of teachers fro] Presiding at the aiscmbly was C. Aitivitics/ 

at Deaman Junior nigh School' junior and senior hlch Kuools. Ursula W olff, C. S. F. president, The Lowell students, themselves, 

then to Lowell. 1 Tho distribution of the rationing who introduced the cuest speakers: are trcttlng a itet'er understand- 

We started ._.-.—__._.. to ask him a . qucs-'cards _. . i __j_ will ... be • organized ,..j into .— .1.— three a history professor at the Unlver- inn of the situation bv e"ay writ- 

Uon, but the bell intrrruptcd uJ.i shifts: morning, by the I'.-T. A. 

Quick as lightning, tfce wise-crack- volunteers; afternoon, by cicmnn- cellor versity of of the California, consulate and general the cban- of are ing. writing The various compositions Enttlish on classes "What 

Ing professor boiteft for the door, tary teachers; evening, by second* Mexico. The latter spoke on "How Inter • American Co - operation 

Oops, he tripped! I ary "" teachers. " " 

Students in American Schools Can Moans to Me and My Country." 

Lowell Clubs Are Acti.veJ| 

Most Fields Covered 

••'.•"•'.", B, Frank I'lombo . 

• As we walked down the third 

. floor corridor, a loud voice boomed 

-out. "Let's net some work done: 1 : 

~ Could It—yes. It did. Tho wall- 

•-iiiakinir yell had emerged from 

'room "331, our immediato dcstinntlon. 

Undaunted, however, we 

slowly tip-toed up to the door and Cnpturlnir first place In extem- 

cautiously peeked In. 

poraneous itpcnklnjr, John Harvey 

Perched Atop Desk proved his nblllly In the Northern 

A ignite sight met our eyes. California forensic contest at 

' Perchud atop a small desk was ourStockton, 

April 21-25. 

Intended victim. Mr. Barry. In his 

hand was that latest seller, "How! Entrants from Lowell partici- 

to Mix Acid ard Influence Con- pated in nil fields and were repre- 

~ In front of him, busy stu- sented by finalist* in every event. 

dents bint over scales, and with 

delicate hands, clumsily upset all 

Pisces Taken 

the apparatus. 

debating. Clarence Kubcn- 

Taking courage, we strolled Into i4lein-l)nrlN Kruttneycr and John 

IhU harem of physicists. Mr. ».j Harrey.firave llann.m tied for tecinterrupted 

his reading and greet-• . viM-mmi Krnmr tnr,tc &tcf»rt 

IIM with A **frlendlv** **Whal do I **""• *iorin»»n i\raiiit.r i«un o«». 

you want?** >nd to Harvey In extemporaneous 

After we had explained our mis- speaking, and finalists were »jcK 

A teacher, explaining Inflation. 

Its after effects anil causa. 

lion. 

Advised all her scholars 

Co-operation and organization and handwork . from (ho*e coun.: 

constitute the theme - at Lowell trim and trying a hand at the IanlIIKh 

School. A proof of this is 

the large number of dubs already Another, very popular langtu^^ 

organized. 

group is the uern.cn Club, ipen* •„ 

There is club dealinic with sored by Dr. i!.irtfne. Tha only i>3 

nearly every conceivable field. requirement for membership Is t 

Among them nre: Chens, chcmiitry, knowledge of tto language. 

slide rule. ski. rndlo, and the P*jr- pbna Are Made 

choloiry Club. New* members ore A group meeting has bent'; 

welcome to all of these. 'planned and will be held an April ' 

Latin American Atmosphere 126 here at Lowell, at which Cfcflii 

Last term the Spanish Club was j Junior Statesmen of Lowell will/ 

started with MIMM MHcalf ** upon- meet thoae from Ilurlingam*, San,' 

nor. Elizabeth Douglan U the stu Mateo, San lUrael. and San Ansel- 

dent president. They meet every ran, Shirley McIUe of Lowell will 

Tuesday aflernnon at 3:IC. In room prodde orer thlx meeting. 

218. -.„ The ..,.- member* ~... hate — had very —„, The Chew Chess Club, sponsored by t 

enjoyable timett ntudying the cus-j.Mr. Hcnrich. meet* informally ev- :; 

tomN of our Latin American! cry duy in room TO, at wh'ch time '• '* 

friend*, viewing article* of doth t the members play chess. 

Swank, Davis To Lowell's Drive\ 

Enter Finals Nets 900 Books 

«Ion; the physics teacher Invited us Hoscnthal and Ciartfne* lluMn- 

0IUH. WIV |"IJ 

ein. 

To save up their dollars 

to sit down. 

To 1K> or not to be! That will be 

Ah. that great moment in his- 

In the field of declamation* were 

Lowell did Its bit! 

Anil buy Iwnds to safeguard tin; question nt 7:30 tonight, when 

tory had arrived! Lowell student* 

Urnuta Wolff, dramntico; Mnnc 

would now Icam the story of the 

Wa«ner, humoiou*; and Dnve Tci- the Nation. 

nt the Humboldt Evening nudito- paign, 

Durinv 

which'jnsted 

the Victory 

from 

Book 

February 

Ca 

school's only red-heatlcd teacher. 

telbaum nnd Hugh Draney in ora- 

rium. the Fifteenth Annual U3 to March 13. over 900 books 

Cogswell Graduate 

torical. 

Shakespearean Declamation Con- \ wore collected for the soldiers, sail- 

| IMp troth tl.»j.p.Bl»«in! test will take place. Ors. and marines. Miss Anden.cn . 

"Well. I was born, that Is, my Tournament at V. S. F. 

» t*ui r Inlo U. S. tW wide contest will be Jnne Swank,: thc drive here nt school, 

an earl; age I showed signs of n tournnment tit which Frank 

who wUlgi^ a selection from''Ro-! Tho ^ ^ MSembJcd and 

great promise." 

Dnv.» nnd Joe Evknrt to«ik second 

Such modesty! 

and third in itiun'ff uralory. ri- 

K °^ 

Cogswell High School was honored 

bv the presence of our friend. " in the womens women's field. Shirley Me 

Here, Mr. Barry Barrj *« was sports editor Kne wa» w awanictl il the h thil thinl place la 

of the school paper. San Francisco • trophy. 

State was the next milestone in his 

education, and he managed lo become 

editor of the school annual. 

Throughout the interview, pur interviewed 

refuted to tell where he Plan Devised 

was born. 

Ho said, with with u murderous murderous elintl elint With xugar mtioninir in the of 

in hi his ryes, " "Theyre T h t istill l l Iookinff]finc, Iki I,owcH teacher* have enlisted 

for me. i to hvl| distribute the sugar tation- 

Attended U. S. C. jinc boolut. 

. From Stale, .Mr. Harry went to' These books will be given out 

Santa Birbira. where he taught Mu d f t 9 

t th Ji hih hl Whil 

J "LL C ;nTi F .^ n i k nJ?nS! brought to the bookroom by room 

iKrwerdedaln?. Lowellites go 

Pan-American 

Pan Americanism —the irood- jMiy np^ and the best 

neighbor policy between the Amcr-! 

lca i 5p(.ak, G, nnd 7, from 5 to 9, A ntutient of Lowell High School pins. 

at the Junior high school. While,p. m.. by all elementary and a few. would answer, "By an annual Pan* However, these two Reclaimers, 

teaching there, he managed to at- secondary schools. On the days | American nssembly, and through t coached by Mr. Watch, hope to In* 

tend thi* University of Southern! rationing books arc distributed. It j the writing of essays." ,nt.1e to bring hack to Lowell thc 

California and receive his second-: is propnm.d to maintain minimum} And he would be correct. • cup, which was won in the contest 

1 In" or! .„"%";,. Phil Amot and Bill JM, dejthe 

ereat honor of entering 'he!J-ered^he l^^to^he ma.n^pul, 

i The Humboldt Evininit Adult I "udentsvoluntcered^to process the 

1 Center, whir is sponsoring the 

I competition, will award to the best 

Newman. Florence Muhlmann, Joe 

Ecknrt, Lt>on Slow, Jiarjorie Galvan, 

Louise Rcyburn, pnd Dythe 

Marj* Hcrtert. 

Among the books donated were: 

Knbloona. for Whom the Bells" 

"Storm," and "Good Earth." 

Members of Miss L* Seur'a and 

Mr. Power's public speaking 

classes ipecded the drive when 

they spoke to all registries tluring 

the campaign. Mrs. Croker's registry, 

room 131. donated the moit 

books. 

65 Highest Count 

On 1st Honor Roll 

•mini. -V Rim*. It. lt.*\>*. M. Ul „. ... _..„ ,. 

iKiwrn. I'. A. linrrimtr, *:. Toriloy. SS«—It. }l»lt. tT 1 - 

V*ycr. U Stiller, J. Mnrtltitlll, M. 3nfi«— II. \V;irrcri. >*; M. Kantskl. • Kunumiiip. II. Satkr..... ln... .-. 

IVnmn. *'.; IL .Mii>:.MIIlnii. 114: K. ifarvtliaM, | llr.ilcr». U. >!t-Mnli..ti. D. Shftilon. 1. 

It « C7ldent that the tndftloiU W«IM. K. MlnttHrrmlv, ll. xma*n. K Sclin-.l^r. V. Wtot*. S. Antara. K. Wl-il. t->IIUl^.. U SI. llrrcavleh 

Of Lowell hav been upheld royally tt#%r «,. J - Tnyior. W. lln>-wnr.I. (•-.IMWII. .M. Mmitoi., K. WVlln. C. i:ioli>.Si>: C. .\i>t^r, J Inerani. I 1 . O'IKiw 

Fiances Katase. Katase, Mar MarJorie ' 

Henry- FBVUI, Julie1 

V

OLDEST HIGH SCHOOL 

^M&^mm 

IP MwcIlHes To GFadiiale Jup IS 

'Looking | 

Around' 

= By Frank Piombo 

News item: 

Senior Ball at 

Fairmont, 

June 16 

Block L Rally 

Set For Friday 

The Block L picnic, held Wedn«-> 

day. June 3, wan acclaimed a huge { 

success by all who attended. 

Exercises at Opera ^H?: 

House, 2:00 PJVL 

Ilf Edna Lafforlo 

Tfi« Senior UalL the hut dance 

XÊ, Suf 

Room of the Fairmont Hotel. 

As clasn president. Bud Martin ' w By Mary Fletcher 

Four hundred and ten seniors, clad in traditional caps 

nnd gowns, will gather at the Opera House at 2:00 p. m., 

To -110 Lowell seniors, June 

; s.me. of i,.Hbali and rwib.il June 16, to participate in Swell's second commencement. 

«* enjoyed by all. 

exercises since the war began. 

16 will end high school days. 

To many it will murk their 

promised nt the beginning bcR.nning of the 

,lf term. there will bo a top b.md 

thiptv, «..„ „,.,_ I The strains of the processional, "Pomp and Circumstance*," 

played by the Lowell orchestra under the direction 

debut into the worlii. To all playing li fo h hi J^ 

it will be one of the hliwest days La'rr"y Cannon and his"' or-1 hot dogs, beans, soft drinks, and of Mr. Reginald Krieger, will help to usher the gradua'ea 

in their life. But If any senior 

chemra. chestra. And Lowells Lowell's, own Dolo Dolo* ] ice cream. 

down the ailes to the stage. 

res Piirodl will sing, no it Is cany to 

: The program will open with an 

tells you that he's glad to leave tec tliat the music situation I, At the Block I. Rally, which will 

I Introduction _ by Samuel ".Bud" 

Lowell, emblien. Adams, Mtas Mctcnlf, Miss Dcnl-j Kctiremrnto, transfer*, and Un- 

i student speaker* addre*alnjc the 

—the athletic events. 

try, and mcnil>cnt of the commit-'cle Sam will reduce the present. 

Attention. Lowell,lei! : uu-ecblaee will be Eda Ugorj. tal- 

Thene and many more, no senior ttf, Marge Hauck. Connie Glaf-, faculty lint by eight teachers. Mr.! Here, fr.r you to fill out and.tnled Uwell dramatist, who will 

will ever forget. 

kidcif, Cal Atkins, Dolores Parodi,- Stephens announced yesterday.' 

keep. i» a Mimplr ballot, similar to, rccItr a poem, and John Harvey, 

Joe Kcknrt. Ruth 5chwedhclm,|Thi* account* for the three Engthe 

one ynu will receive at iwttry »(,„ wj|| mnke an addresa. 

Credit Where 

Stan Charles, Anne Wigle, Ititt- li*h count* recently dropped from 

on June 11. Below are listed the, ^ . . 

Credit IN Due 

Wetland. Kaj BlomquEst, Betty nvxt ttrmntter** program. The candidates for student body offl- Musical Selections Itendered 

To Dave Williams, our Mtudcnt IlanKon, Bob Kcs.er, nnd Phyllis trncher*' name* were withheld. 

con*, sn check your choire. 

body presEdt-nt, .'very Lotvvtlito I.udliim, are planning a prom t« ¥_—^__^^_^^__—_^_-—_^___ 

I 

owes n vote be remembered. *~*~-^——— 

of thanks for 

the fine 

A PLEA TO THE GRADUATES 

work he has 

done this Though you go forth 'mid war-time dizzy reel. 

term. Our 

rnlliis *tfenj To fight your way through whirlwinds of despair. 

.•huck full of And stagger onward through a blinding muze 

en tertain- Choked with the dryncw of a dust-filled air. 

m«nt nnd 

fun. Our Waste not your tears on arid desert sands. 

school sipirit! That drink and dry or e'er your tear drops fall: 

was kept! 

high. What Or do but sift o'er pathways to your goal, 

goes for] Or paint mirages as you blindly crawl. 

Daw, goe-i! 

If you must moan in consecrated mood, 

for the other officers. They came I 

through with flying colors. ' O'er ideals shattered by a War-lord's greed. 

Speaking of officer*. ex-Low- Lay up your sorrow in an eager heart, 

eliileH Bud Spiegel and (.tiry KrIII To nourish you against a deeper need. 

htTe breu elected president and 

Tice-ptenidcnt, respectively, of the Oh, keep your vision set on mountains high, 

U. C. soph cliuts. Geary Krlll will That edge the barren wastes you now must plod; 

be remembered as vicc-prexy when 'Tis in their shades your soul-sought treasures lie. 

attending here * year a (to. 

For there is peace, and gentleness, and God. 

We arc glad to know that De-j 

baters Clarence Kulxmstefn and 

—By Charles F. Walsh. 

Doris Thompson will nttend the 

: Northw*sttirn U. summer school 

for public sneaking ns a result of 

an article in this column. Good 

luck. Seniors Will Frolic as 

LcwrllilcM Win 

Many Hononi ; 

In all fields of endeavor, Lowell 

students have teen extremely busy. Comic Characters Fri. 

And, as usual, they hnw walked 

home with their share of prizes.! 

For Instance, Journal Editor June 

in the funny pa- 

Sutton won honorable mention in 

R&W Out Friday 

thlii year's WIHhn. Alpha Cooper. .. , hU-h i-nior ....„ 

Prire Contest In German. Patricia j this, you can believe li i it. bbecause 

an Lowell's eagerly awaited Ki-d 

Moffit won the James D. Phelun | Friday all of the Kra*Juatcs*to*bc nnd White will be out Friday. 

Fund Rckular Scholarship in Art. 

tfchool dressed as Editor June Sutton hue picked 

Third place In the Veterans' of 

comie strip jn entirely different theme for the 

Poreitm Wars' city-witlc essay con- 

[characters. journal this time, "the present con- 

. test went to June Brooks. 

trusted with the past," in a unique 

, Fram sixth to third. That's the 

Warm Turns 

record uur traffic boys strung up 

For five term* 

in their annual review Irntt month. 

(he prmdi Winner of the Red ni>d 

. Nice coinjr, boys. 

II I' H hare White camera content lit Ilob 

watched senior Plumb, reg. 109. Annual Ed* 

Well, now Is ri-e time for nil 

day being cele- Itor June Sutlon announced 

icood editors (?) to say goodbye. 

brated. They yeiiterduy. Plumb'* prize U 

Get before I sign off my hut 

have seen ho- 

column. I would like to thank the 

"free dancln* for two" at the 

bOH. cowboys, 

rcjre rditors and the rest of the 

Palace. generaUHly donated 

and bibir* pa«nstaff 

fur the fine work they have 

by that popular hutH'n mnn- 

Ing in revlew.l 

done. Ami here's wishing next 

Now, they are, 

agement. 

term's editor lou of luck. 

guing to have 

their turn at manner that rannot be revealed nt 

dressing up. 

Many of, the athletic hcrocswili, 

to school 

permen. Those 

intcd 

. friends will come as Felix 

the Cat, Pluto, or Mickey Mouse. 

' Today—Girls' Election Rally. 

Biff Dsnce 

AJune 10—Distribution of Red and .... traditional Senior 

Uanee will he held in I he gym. 

1 ; Musical itclcctioits, directed by 

; Miss Hazel Alexander, and accom- 

It ESI DENT 

id t tho 

3.1.1—Hop;*, Art 

by 

201—Homier, Paul 

Han* 

VICE-VltESIDENT 

305—Clayton. Carrin« 

22tf— Kenficld, Jackie 

201—Menarj*. Carol 

UNI—Solomon, Betty 

TKEASL'KER 

•lOCa—Bcrriman, In*inc 

100—Eddy, Bob 

SBCHETAKY 

. 

Joseph Eckart 

109—DeForde, Satnte; 

Valedictorian 

220—Morjcolis. Alan 

}of the Priests from Alitalia," by 

YELL LKADEIt Mendelssohn, will be played by the 

Lowell orchestra. 

228—Schumacher, Don.... 

Preceding, 

Preceding, 

the 

the 

latter 

latter 

will 

will 

be 

be 

the 

the 

CAFETERIA 

Skluie 

l 

to the 

h 

FIuic 

FI 

and 

d 

the 

h 

playing 

of the "Star-Spangled Banner, li 

ill—Ue. Charles 

i:W—Salinger, Herbert 

LOWELL 

303—Simon, Joan 

201—Sturtevant. Robert 

RED AND WHITE 

220—Minaker. Patricia 

201—Netson, Henry •——• 

35,000.00 SALE OF 

WAR BONDS IN MAY 

1 * led 

by R. O. T. C. Major Maxwell T. 

Jcmes. 

DIplomaM Conferred 

Mr. Stephens, LowellV prlndp*l 

will confer diplomas upon 

graduates, uufeted by high senior 

registry teachers, Mendame* A. L. 

Bach, F. M. Crocker, M. IL Le- 

Seur, E. M. Olborn. Dr. F_ M. Mcr* 

tine, and MetMrs. I. C. Marker. R. 

Barry. L. S. Rerlough, A. E. John* 

uton, and M. S. Power. 

Graduates will" reassemble in 

the evrninir for the Senior Ball to 

be held this year at the Terrace 

Room of the Fairmont HoteL 

this time. 

< A su.-prise awaits all readers 

-— ~ 1" I when they turn to the senior 

vwo who »»vc always U c , *A wmp|ete chancP of 

- ac L?, UI An almost unbelievable total of 

$.15,000 worth of U. S. War Bonds! 

ami Stamps—cash enough to pur*' 

chase seventy jeeps—durinjjMay by 

the Lowell Volunteer S^n'ice 

?__l?. £r"S_»?Iii»tyl« 

styl 

ted. 

vcata has the . Iwen effected, „..? of which the «tu redents 

instead of their achieve* 

merits. 

Day 

nce will he held in the gym. Ann W!*Ie. 

A A ! The dance'commltfee bi headed Members of the Senior Day com- 

• •*•*•.! tar. Prnor-Bad Martin. Vice-Prezy m!tt« are Bab Knox. Max James, 

\ii*rs~luixit£ H HauCV and'3eerelary nd Scretary Con- Stevi Dotur, Wilicmay WiulDR. 

nie Ûfkldtf. Ther nltl b* ai-Bob 

von drr Lcttb, Mary Fletcher, 

Senior silted by-Cat Atkins, Kaj Bloom- Finnic ?iombo,: Janet Rico, Dav^ 

^'oaLrt,' Stan Chariot.-Joe',Eckart Williaru. Willi oUrjorie .77elce., Car- 

y Hasstn, Bob Xewler, PhlKs barn '^Tyler.' Tyler. Culbert Atkins, Pat -Pat 

ftm. -.DolorM,7?Parodf,: Jlnth Hutching. Phil At Amtt, and d Bud 

~ lia,.RlUj WttUn^mnd Murtin. -- 

; 

under Mrs. Covstcr. 

ThrnuRh the work of thbt Rruup. 

Lowell ix well on its way to a 

Kual of $50,000. Thin achievement 

followed a pvhod of practically no 

wale* tbr fir*! few months of the 

/ear. 

Teachrr* Hare Helped 

OutJidu buyinc bonds has helped 

to rake the toUil an have the 

teachers' purchaich. Credit is also 

line them for their constant enjournvement 

of pupils to cooperate. 

Keslftlrleii that have bought constantly 

ttlncethe besinnlnr of the' 

drWc aro 102, 153, 154. 203. 207, 

316, 108. 105. 103. 131. and 319. 

Least response Has come from 

the low four's as a whole. 

Ruy for Victory 

Mrs. Coester mmtcud up the 

campaign. Its purpose and its need, 

with these words: 

**W* mutt-realize that we are 

now In the midst of a vital conflict., 

. .. . The only wayui can help 1 

R.O.T.C. Hopes to 

Maintain 

Hoping to maintain It. l».t 

T. C, led by Colonel Bud Martin, 

>va 

" h«Pefu»y '»r word on the re- 

«»« f"!" 

the war effort Is buying stamps 

and bonds eoaklitently. We must 

remember that-to be. good Americans 

^ta'crtfice for our;country U es* 

1 Il"Peetlon. CnMen 

» lllt "> lr '> - »«»' WBh Mloolj 

tlirouirhout the country iu an 

"llonnr School" but year, Lowe!) : 

tape* again to be in this bracket. 

The R. O. also finished third high- 

Mt in th si 

« «h Corps Area. 

The ritle team this year took 

niHi term's military dance was 

held June 2, and amontr other functions 

there was n two-dny march In 

Marin County. June G ana 6.; 

The annual banquet will be held 

Friday wcnlntr, and - announce- 

-" •--- -m be 

The Second Annual Super- ' 

fnLcndcni'i Review of the R. 

O. *T. C. of 'Saif'-Pstorliw - 

•£hfzh schools wfll Iv-heitlto-. 

'^rayrrow^flt l:30-.o 

canssacri 

sentiaL" -p- 

i *Joc3£.»* It;, 

wflttake place atlTexv SU-- 

: dium and-tbe^pnbUÛiln-^ 

;-Tited..: r . .-.•' ^.rs&z?-

. THE LOWELL, TUESDAY. JUNE 0, 1042 

Testament of Senior Class s 

Various Jobs ForjJoe Smith, American, 

'42 Grads in 195211s Typical Lowellite 

Jnnc 16, 1052. i 

Dear Dave; . \ 

Do* you recognize that date?. You 

should. " . " • 

that day. And were we glad to' 

get out! Remember? . 

Boy!, the things that went on in 

Lowell! .Tho hilarious times we 

had!. And the gam* w'fl pulled! 

OK-well, those memories could' 

fill a book and this letter might I 

end up In book form it I don't gct| 

down to the main reason I'm writ- [ 

By Carol Layman 

Commencement is in the offing. To that young senior— ; 

"Joe Smith, American"—this means the end of one phase of 

his life and the start of another. : 

It's pretty important to Joe Smith, this word "commi'iice- 

! begins to think in a more serious groove. Before 

he'd- always thought of; 

Picked by Seniors 

i , - . , ..,:i. 

LQWELL^PDPULARiWITH 

Given in Poems 

• poor persons ons who are. taking slip" to Incoming troth. Boi ell dance band, according to Dob 

receivers ra of f this ter term's group Sctraklan leaves htf palpitating Von Der Lieth. Studious Lucille 

'of high:seniors' ,»_u- - t—« T..i. Last wills Wills and __:i* heart to Ruth Gumbreclit. Renee Dldier wills her physics book lo 

.Testaments. They prove tre» tres: Baron Is the lucky receiver of someone who can understand it. 

interesting! v: •- j Dolores l"arodi'a singing ability. To Brother Roland' 

"V Leslie Galvan merely leaves ail George Chichester bequeaths his Klchard Gee leaves his It. 0. T. 

herfun!7I in physics II to cou-i'"'' slie twelves to that up and C. ririe to Illtle brother llonatd. 

-.In M.rinrli. ftosalie Zaisler mm-1 coming tennis star, Morris Socko- Here'n a very thoughtful fellow! 

•' erou'ly wllh afX school's"55, ta». Nancy Barnett says, "I will Eddie Clinton will* his flat feet lo 

S l l noil l*SnGlris'Block £l ">>' *>ny apple- turnover to nnyono Uwell's first draftee. With Ihe 

rubber shortage In mind. Hill Uansudden 

' splurge of generosity, Figure It out yourself. 

dy ' wil will* his gym shoes lo Howard 

humbly bestows her excess honor mil llrown wills his baseball Gelelll. 

points Into a sinking fund for despike* 

to Charlie 

— ~ 

Murnnrd. 

. 

UrsU' Jenn Mario Bont «iya, "I lea' 

la Wolff leaves her name to some my place as "shortie" of the Girl Sff 

spalring frosh. ; shy girl who wants lo blush. Frank Advanced Glee Club to Maiy Anne 

"BrolyP- gift** of i Clarvoe leaves the red zone around Slcele." Generously, Joan McCnf- 

A puxxle lo us Is- the the Lowell to all driven to park on. ferty wills her gym locker to a 

June Schmulisn. who In her Ilarbara Melealf leave* her half portion with n ga* 

"hairy arms and watch' 

locker lo "Ilroly." 

.Duane 

"""" 

Tweed- empty.boltle or 11202 lo Connie 

dale gives hut swimming miuclea Cnolu. ll'» a bis arcrct, but Claire 

T mask. Patricia 

Slchcrin graciously lets Beth Outunn 

have a hoy not named Bill or 

... Llltle Gem" Lawrence. Georie! Welnhold. will tell anyone Inter.'Bob. Dorothy Smith Elves her 

Fortayon leaves what !a left ofj ruled how to open room 313. Rob.i southern accent to whoever wnnts 

his ambition lo same laxy soph, crt Illoek leave* his speaking abill-' it—sho''nuff. 

Connie V.'ll«on wills all her bor- ly and "polne" !„ Paul While.; I'oor June! 

rowed elolhra to Jean Tucker and, Ituln SchwedhHm wills her corner 1 uoUy i.nn,Cn loaves nil her 

Anlla Shlfflcr. 1 in Ihe courl lu any nalure Inver. trou|,iOT W|tn the fellas to June 

Well. Mow me down: Charlotte;''"' Olloleavc. her boolcroom Job . Wbiekkr—belter .luck. Junoll Malili 

l ll th bath lt lo Well. Mow me down: Charlotte;'"' Olloleac h 

Mlilinff leaves all the breath lost Karbara Kngler | LBin i th iver f the 

lo Dallas Rider: 

SENDOFFSPBIP 

I would I were an anne), 

Innocent as a tot, 

By Rob' Slurtevanl 

WW,, all the A's I have to Kot.l F,fly »5niS 3i\an't ba S 

Got 

- I wrong! g Doet Do t rtlinir state- 

t met ment leave lave - yiu hait? NoT 

Hud Martin: .Well Well, we e ihair eexplain. 

When a ' 

I would I were a billowy cloud tj 

tonj parent rent ent ind« iend« his offspring to 

Floating overhead. • I Lowell t fi and andd 

ho h is i a principal riil at t , 

With h all ll the th thing! thi I'm I' aiked -to another hi high school it only pro\» ( 

•nt* . . . one _>» *l>fktM thing—Lowell F #i**»tl is fa all *itl Lt'd it's fa- f«» * i 

mous for. -3 < - 

Although the first statement was •-> 

Frank Piombo: 

"slightly* exaggerated as there - 

I would I were on C. S. F., are only three high schools and 

My teachers not so rude. ! three lower grade principals who 

And afl.thc things I'd like to know,;havo sent children here, 

Knewcdl 

thU is still a good percentage, 

i 21 Parents Teach 

Dolores Parodi: 

, After a recent surrey' It waa 

I would 1 were a dickey bird, found that 21 Lowell pupils can 

A little springtime herald. say they have "parent teachers." 

t\ lime RpruiKiunB uvruiu, . —* -—.» , r, ••" CjJC ^L!,) 

With all the »o«K» I have to sing, Of these, elghl are high school 

Carolled. i teachers, four leach at grammar 

biekrbelter luck. J u l M 

:school*; two are proferisors at Cal- 

Karbara Kngler. 

r|c LoBinncu is the receiver of the I). Allan 

llfornia, one U at a luntor MiE" 

miffing up to the third floor loony ">' A Any old Old EExperiment*? 

different different hair-dos hair-dos of Jenn Jenn Uank. Dank. | lUill a little boy 

freshman. Bright is Glcnna Mar- 'f- Gene VnyMio Is to receive ail U* U Memlclson M l l leave* l hi* h "[lll "oily; 

tin who bequeaths her huw bottle H"; the old physics experiments of wood hair cut" lo Tom 'The Duck . ,„ w] IIralI 

of peroxlle to dazilInK llnrbnra raii'ark Loughlln. Elaine Thibodcau Strel. Hero's • tall story! frank Wth all the 

Guldottl. Ain't love grand! May-1 (eaves n pair of shoulder pads to Gucrcna leaves hi* is «ix;f.t frame S 

nanl Smth. sentimentally leaves the frosh in locker room 123. John, to Jock Irvine. Joe Jc kcknrt jays, 

his heart nr.d slltxy to Barbara Oil , Umlntrom wills h!« parking space "I leyvo nil the ht hot air i I vo v ux_ 

ver. I'at Lturphy wills her bench: 10 [j,u|, Schmidt. Scholar Jinn nelleil In nubile speaking-to »ne of | 

ut the court fiances to all wnll.i^w )cnvcs her eraser crumbs to thi' Anny humps. June Sutton 

flowers. nil who moke mistake*. Dorothy k'Jtvi'i* nil her henilai-hes as vclitor 

Ilctle I* Generous ; Warren'* gym shoe* nnd "suits' t'| I"' , next one. Ilila II r»u know the editor's middle nwne. 

resent Lowell. 

( • * • • 

He sheepishly grins us he However, some Interesting The paper his more Kraft than 

looks back upon former days; things turned up. tteven tree turgeons. 

those memory packed days of Of the 100 irirls questioned, 55 ' 

life at Lowell. 

twr rent attend church rcnularly Just because you're clrcuUtloT 

and 43 per cent, often or occa- manaeer don't feel too important—• 

Looks Forward sionally. Only S per cent never go. that'!* an eighteen letter. combo 

Joe is nt the top of the Tabulstlons or the number or a for' stamp ticker. 

crest, and he ia looking back ti these ntudcnt* had moved 

• • • • : ' -, , 

with wistful eyes, and looking ?!""*, 

The sports editor is usually tht ^crl 

forward with courageousiJi, ,0 .fiST",, V» 

clou character— •portlnjc itripe*. " 

You micht say he's the blic ihotof,^j 

^*!" •"?« E the 

ones... Underneath his bow- The fact that Lowell is the choice the Bout Artillery. And -i 

:h and talk he is a I"''many children, of army officers 

if c^teflo;ljT)e;«edy?iouji. 

>W. jnfy'eseifiBgcali'iJcverj-.tlme'?. 

1 — J 

ajcainv;yoa mlsht not. - 

• • • * 

"The Scene," . room SIX L( 4 . 

qalet Httlff nook—about an qolet ,! 

ft* pay. day at 2I«Ihleheia. 

;i- ; • - •••• • : • • -,: 

; 

\Vbat wltt 

!nioix«es;ândÔeadlines,

Presenting a picturesque example of what 

happens when the camera Rets "shultcrilis" 

around the old red brick schoolhousc: 

: One more second and Track Captain I'hil 

Araot, extreme left, would have dashed right 

out'of the picture, but Joe Kckart. orator extraordlnnry. 

would probably liare pulled him 

back with that long arm. Prexy Dave Williams 

stands patiently waiting for "order in 

the court," as Dolores I'arodi gives oul with 

some sweet swine- The beautiful form (tennis, 

naturally) belongs to Net Star Rita Wleland. 

Usually as handsome as they come. 

Colonel Bud Martin was caught in one of his 

sterner moments (extreme right). 

"ra J. Cooper (J for juve- 

» n:icj, ntut you be so immodest 

, about your dainty shaped noggin? 

: They're crowlnjr heir-longer these 

o*y»'or h»vcn*t you noticed? .- 

•;:Keti«d? Noticed wlwt? 

leaa Mayrisnl Smith' 

,_ Oliver.'-.- Abo Gloria 

and Bob 'Carrier.* We 

THE LOWELL, TUESDAY. JUNE 0. 1042 

All this and students, too! Anne Wiglc 

and Hans Ury arc right in the groove nnd 

hcat'ng it nut with Einstein and Avngadro 

(to jour left). 

What would a photograph depicting Lowell 

jife be without n display of the typical dancing 

slySe? Jerry Coleman and Jeannelte Bravinder 

do it up right, as they glide off into 

dreamland. .Marge Hauck and Connie Glafkides. 

the dancing twosome on the right, execute 

the same difficult (?) steps, but with increased 

gaiety. 

Shirley'MacRac looks over the situation 

before arguing the issue, but those vitamin 

^ j - ? # 4 g ^ ^ 


Hambome Ransom MacBridc. It 

Is said bf feminine TO( n -,tVhelloberta 

.ll«tihew'it .cuie^ little • The odds are going up on the Freshman f 

Mrta'W Jerry. «Mm to Ummk- 'smnurtlwt Bea".°Brummel TWl has 

ingaa item ef tUiwIw*'.Dilto^newr taken-a girl out'in-airhS 

1 Hsshr?- j.Itomember.. 

bora? ' ••••.'..- • .:'-i'-"^;::... . . •x-M«i>le'Waen«r 

seen with ariuind' 

some ti.tS..F. senior, yesiyw'

Cards Retain 

Swim Crown 

Ball Team Varsity y Relay 

PlaCCS 4th Wi Win Nips S S. II. 

Attain dominating tha local walerways, 

the strong Lowell swim 

THE LOWELL. TUESDAY. JUSE ». 1043. 

3 HD TITLE IN 

l 

with - Mlwion, w- , — — 

Ignatlul. the Lowell baseball team 

of the All-City Meet, taking a G7 

found Itsdf In third place in the to 51 varsity thriller, while the 

A. A. A. competitions. 

lightweights surprised with a 73 to 

Xowell lost to the Bears and triumph over second place St. 

Lions and were upset by the boys 

on the hill. 

Bill Brown deserves cheers for The thrill packed varsity affair 

his high batting average, Paul found Lowell hard pressed by St. 

£î'^ P ?, u l ?£!,&'*,&£; I^ tiu Ity Hob 

Lowell runners took 8 mlnuteu, 

17 arc! 7/10 second* of collective 

effort to establish themselves In 

the records as Champions-1942, Ian 

Mny 2. 

But behind thin were weeks of 

practice that brouKht them to a 

fim* itralned pitch for the ONE; 

meet—the blue ..'hipii were uown 

and the th Red ami am White tenm raked 

them in in. proving that a "Harris- Harris- • 

coached squad, given a iteming 

chance, h will ill come hhome 

the h vie- i 

»' hoMlne a 47 to 48 edge 

.... . .„ _ - !•« lhc l»te«nt was on d«k.[ His-; tont gh(ip|wrd ArnoIi .„ nrwt(r! » 

a catcher. Bob Cherry and Jerry tory wan repeated once again as Acclaim mu«t go to Sheppard, 

Coleman for consistently playing a tne GrannEs- Wiilliam*- Stafford -' who tallied fight _ dig point*; to 

« me ' h "° 1!h A cheerful old mammy 

named Hannah. 

Wlio'd liveil eighty yean in 

Savannah 

good game. .Wells retay iv*>m ewne HHUUKII «> Arnol, who miiwcd a new reconl 

'" ••••«•». --•-•. .,.-_ — ,,---, - _.— 

To the rest of the team: Mur-| " , !"* . . , , . by j of a ftccond a* I-athcr Time Sai,I—"Sho'nuff, III buy 

Defense Honda, 'cause I 

Am in luve with the Star 

Hannah!" 

low, Momanl. Simmons. Leibo- .*« cIule h Wlth a dean win. lawrhwl: and to Brciwler. for his 

wftx. and Newman, to Coach Mike Cop Fire Finis . upn«t win in the 100 yard datm. . 

vffW'vfik t0 i th niiV"p m "i>" l iS? 1 Vaciti « lhe C!inl '* foUrth * tra[ K hl ' Itecognitum must go to Wi*. 

S&lS&tt mailrTgThe S title were thrve wins in the six! garUon "J^^-jJSSJl 

onp io remember. : event J. AS predicted. Captain for "och ,,iamed a leaf in the 

, Frank Grannis took the 100-free mythical victory crown. i 

Tennis Team 

'style with Clydu Burch winnimr Hardicnvc. Kcefv. Himhfield,' 

i th« lOO-breaKt stroke. The cm- Lowe, and Itonch were sadly over* I 

WillS XrOphV cial "^-rotay «ave Lowell the me«< l>ut \HOy Handkerchief I 

are the .(rally adding Up to victory Dry .those tea that you ml|cht| 

(tl the itood showing of the other 

nj mcmbvrH Stafford and William* -1 

Popular LoweII Teacher 

Leaves for New Yorlc 

Miss Wilson t 

Take Over 

New Job 

llrlp buy ihr pl»n*« >fvrl 

tanks nrnW la •maah 

itH- Ail.I S*** with U. S. 

for Music- 

Announced ; c * 

By Gloria Qttuidt ./ 

Myitery of the month: The'JUappcarancu 

of Mi" Janet WJUon. 

Without warnine. Lowell'a offi. 

cial dance recoptioniit and mott' 

"be* orchlded" teacher vaniihed. 

New York, it lecmf, called h«p to 

fulfill an Important defense po«I. 

tlon Immrdlatelr. 

Th« trreat mrs* 

tvry cincerni th*. 

nature of her position. 

Man in View 

Quote Mr. Stephens; 

The ta'eh 

of the f aca |tv 

ty think that a 

man U involved— 

nuthlnr I«M than 

a colonel!" Bat 

who known? 

Mil* Wileon 

graduated from 

I/jwtll in 1922, 

thus endine an active 

high school 

career. She then 

turned her mannet 

i * m to tht 

Berkeley campui, 

there becomlnc 

sirW none and 

cheer leader ami 

member of the Bis 

prey meet finalit, Mny 11-16. r.0. while \\'~ll* and Mr.yer rrpral- J/ 

»--'•»: a score of 6-1. G f. for „, (n (h 22n< SorrU cndrd ,hir(1 

h C th 

' whiir ffJrSl '" * 100-bww and Eddy in* 

Jocltolov gained firth in the IOO.frt?r. Brewer and 

7-5. c-:i. to capture th*» double* C«p*> handled the diving grace*, 

prize. In ti-am points, the singles taking n »ecMid nnd fourth. 

scon* was H5.il, and the doubles Amazing I iirhtweiehtt 

" The other alneles player* in the wi:h n Iitttc more *"*• tIu ' 

meet wen? Bill Beale, Paul Jacob- lightweights made it eight in a 

son. Warren Mangels, while the re- r,,-.v. with :. 'J puint margin, feumaining 

iioublcs stars consisted of ........i i... •*:»... /•»*» htn..,.. A»r;i * •*»/• 

Douglas Cnrtwright and Howard t« «•'^ fivi? fm nlaew awl II r«- 

Smith. Jack Crawler and George 1 « lJ - T ' ly m" 11 ^ ***** brokt " lhe 

hU the fact that that mouled ««»«^« Announced j ne*tiw at Lick 

mt,n# thnt fOI,hioncp »t fiwi- I After her graduation in 1£»M, 1 

Jicvm. Coach Kl-mur-r HarriM The foltowinK are the cuunvi in | nhe returned to San Francifco / 

w II In- around. a« (wr usual. The instrumental mumf at I.uw«;ll t» be j and hc^nn her teaching r»rwr : 

' '< "" f 

Uebes and Everett Gould and only record of the day, clipping 2.3 

Lester Price. scvonds iff the old mark. 

k II In und. a (r u 

taken by b muKical-inlndt'tl i l i d j student*: dt j | at t James J Lick Lik Junior J i High. |Uh 

itoSMnltt* Orchrxlra (String..):; In 1»^. MIM Wilson came to Low- 

Students with about nix months' I «'• where she taught girls physfrvhestralinstru- 

I education and was social a*J- 

GALS 

ment.fi-r 

and faculty riding adviser. 

lUxinnint: Kami (lira**): stu- All Lowirll regrets the leavta* 

with six month*' experience of one of its most popular facility 

un band instrument. 

members. e Her Hr interest i s t in ffrU ff'.rU' , 

lutrrmrdiate Orchcxlra; For r sportii pt and central centrl activities actiities mu ' 

with atHiut one year's train-1 part 

prt 

of 

f Lll' 

Lowell's 

trditin 

tradition. Beit 

Bit 

' 

r .'" At least that's what 

h^ 

ani;" w 

tT»,ru,,yTnor.,,Tm,^ he diam 

on tilt squad! Urap? will be Jerry Coleman and Dob Cherry. Xo basetall 

player, will-be allowed to participate, * 

" End of litll " 

SL'V.te'^J*? *Wi o :'i."J I i,. fo i. u . i .! i . t .f!! ! out-rowetl Ilalboa by puttlntr on a 

last lair sprint to take a five-foot Kelly, und Itowertl. Co\inc 

decision. Breakins a half mile waM Martin. 

. . . deadlock, they put on the heat to 

Varsity Clone | 

•Denver" down St. Icnatius by two lemtths Despite a not«so-j:ood record, the 

in the clincher. 

varsity made a Kood ahow of it by 

bcatine Balboa by four lengths and 

15 Man Turn.Out losing to Galileo and Mission by 

Leadla* the succeasful combina- close one-lenxth margins. 

tion were Itua Silrerman at the advanced 

starboard position and Bob 

Holaten at port stroke. Duma, 

•acchl. Butler, Welnmafr Orr. De. 

vine. Swartz. arrrll: 

3, Coliei,; :, Glafkldcs; ar,

| Waahinf Ion- 

Xo«el| (iwr 

Today 

THE LOWELL 

=1N FIT^NCISCQ'S OLDEST HIGH SCHOOL- 

Volume SI, No- 1 Son Francisco, California, Wednesday. September 30, 1042 

Editor's 

Colyum 

Sgt. Jack Patterson of U. S. 

In Eagle Game TToda^r 

; By Bob Sturlevant •' 

Wartime Lowell—his it changed 

po radically In ten Bhort month*? 

In (hat old pep and spirit gone? 

We don't think so, but the proof I* 

New Theme for 

entirely up lo you. each and errry 

Lowell student I 

Newcomers Picked 

With our second game of the 

season today, wo can no out to 

Kezar and yell and cheer louder 

! The "Xcwcomcr's Reception" will 

and longer than ever Iwforc. Wo 

; l>e this yi-arV wctcomo to those 

can crt out there and show our 

| new at Lowell. The program has 

team that we're behind them 2,000 

; a completely different theme from 

utronjr. 

Wo may not Ret so many rallies 

j those of former terms. In keeping 

and double lunch periods thin term, 

but if it's possible. Mr. Stephen* 

wilt do hi* host to hnvc nil he can. 

Regard I*"" of restrictions, we 

know that Lowell will make that 

showing that has kept it on top 

these many years. 

Ret out to that game today and 

nupport YOUR team—It's working 

for you. 

Lincoln fiai. _ 

25-0! Sure that was a swell 

rcorc. The team wan playing for 

all it wan worth, and that stands 

for a lot on thin season's talent* 

heavy aggregation. Today we expect 

even more of the Lowoll root- 

Inir section. You were right behind 

our boys at the last game, but you 

can even do belter. Those of you 

who for some inexcusable reason 

couldn't make the MustnnK tattle, 

be on hand for the opening It Irkoff 

thin afternoon. The Iwini needs 

you! _ _ _^_____ _ _ 

Ma>' we nUKBc*t that you pur j "*" 

more attention to ynur yell trad- IltrcV that man again! Only thin lime he'x In the Marin 

? Don and M* two aM*l»tant*, - . . . ... .. 

CU d W Si 

1 

Chances Bright for^ 1 

Indian Grid Eleven 

Dy Bob Basse 

The George Wnshington Esgles 

would sacrifice their last feather 

for a victory over Lowell this aftcrnoon. 

' '"- 

Coming up against n school that 

they well wish could be called their 

i with tmditlon, surprise fs one of "traditional rivals," they arc still 

j the big elements. 

bitter and beaten from the 25-0 

' All students new to tre school pouncing hv the Commerce Bull- 

j will be received by the two honor dogs scarcely a week ago. 

societies, the Shield and L and the They see Lowell, already termed 

1 

Scroll nnd L, who are arranging"the 

cocky, vain Indians by the 

I the program. Through them tho Chronicle, fresh off a bit; score win 

• frfuhmun will be Introduced to 

j Lowell's many and varied activities. LOWELL LINE-UP 

The cntertnlnmcnt is In tho able : «im, left end; Morris, left tackle: 

I hands of Jim Oliver. 

ISlrei. left guard; Bull, center; Ed 

j Mi»M Lacoste Sponsors 

Itennril, right guard; Soekalov, 

right tackle; Buchanan, right end; 

I This program, n* well as theMornard, 

quarterback: Oral left 

j other duties nnd wrvfecs nf tho so* halfback: Fuida, right halfback; Ir* 

' cietles. In planned with the ntvei- vine, fullback. 

) fnilim* help nf Miss Laconte. vice* 

j principal and dean of girls. 

WASHINGTON LINE-UP 

j Discussion nf the reception It, England, right end; IE. W. 

started at the first meetings of the Smith, right tackle; I', Draalerno*, 

term colled by Presidents Barbara | rIKhl guard: B. Durnal. center; Z. 

'Ijur.""'! Ceoree Lkbes, of the I Kaplan, left guard: 1. fllirksberg. 

'Shield and Scroll, respectively. j left tackle; P"DU»OI«. left end: ft 

I Members for Term ', '• Smith, auarlerbsek: A. Manboi 

The other officers of the Shield I ."•*.''«!" 

y 

* 

, 

• - • 

l L"}" a ''i' Sulherland, left 

,-. . . ; I mr for the [iiu KiiniiiK coming icim term lire: are: Vicc- l"'fl""*: Flynn. fullback. 

flee- 

ri» tnai man a »•>">• «nij «tn* uuir iicn HI me .•!«•• ••••.-n. r* It!AlEt! inc iiwm* »«*'*•« 11ft* till Wanda McKenxic nndover 

courageous Lincoln, and 

1 nt Wanda McKenXiC nni 

Mine Wlaw »lH.vr tiportini* the neritrantV »f ripm i» mint other than: seVrSary Georgene Britton The — 

Lowell's faviirilr nrrviee man. Jack ratlerxin. Scribvx «n The' membiTKhin i* made un of Emily f tempted to overlook them In favor 

Lowell Maff. or in journalism well rfmrmlicr him as one of the A)ijj,on Catherine Brash Marion o *" mare Mnrii Mian. »r in ji,ur.ii.ii»m »vn "»'"'«• »»« »* "•'«;«, Alllxon, Catherine Brash. Marion 

respected opposition In 

**»_~..j* prnui *Hnu« mow! «—lji.»f tnlnrfu] nl •*»• perMmniTf*. *-•_«««. it *MJ Prwrnlinif 1*rs»fe.>nlinir nim liivn a n placf|tic «ins>tfalli» IN Its Mm. UrM_ hurnmiN • » . \larv *. Cflmnhetl *» •.. Darin - latter »-*.__-. season. — . — 

Ituel linker, in honor£f the .Marine-, hl.lurl«; stand „„ Wake l.l..i:|S; Xlic? DrSFn. MarJoVie That one factor, overconfldence. 

The Maff lakw (hl» clunro in «ay: "Hi, chief! ' fialvan, Helen Johnston. Mildred 

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F«7fAn v^tm tRn ,innnri,tr.. nf Vn JOCK rOdCr IleailS the mlKMy 1'aniWl Py .tir. Uglily ailll .nr. Mtr- liuicnvr. au. ni.vcr.ian. 

rffes amHt mav S te ka°d thai? triumvirate that will KUlde the: pcnsidn will >ro to Centcrvllle. Tho»e. Ken Wells.barren 

&lMIdlu m ?KlnB?vtaKtnem!'!'';h «nl.r class to graduation.; J,,y, „,„ ll • l« Stan DeForde. .MembiTS scrv-1 Nobody ever said the Rlchraonders 

Congraui Oepnrtmenl . I ine ihi» yunr are Kd Barthold.! lacked anyth'nj- In the spirit side. 

Tor inVlrTunofuI shSwInTat X« cimpafenlnu- within fifiy feet A Kroup of one hundred Lowell' Oeome Bull. Ilol- Bd.lv, Leo Kills,; Whether that will be enough to 

inepatrFo'leXemonle.on'.SundaJlorthe polls was the rule Septem- slu.lent. are scheduled to help with; Alan *«'«•. ^/"{jjL^j? S'î "«j« °« "">•"

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LOWELL STAFF 

ppiT 

_BOB STURTEVANT 

Managing Edltor_ — Joan Simon 

Feature Editor.. . Ha Sullivan 

Sports S t Editors—Bud EditB Silverman and Bob Busse 

Girl Sport! Editor.. June Gunner 

News Blitor—; . Bert Burns 

Circulation Manager .—Louise Manhehn 

REPORTERS 

Iub.1,- 

Welcome to Another Group 

Of Future Lowell Leaders 

Down Lowell's corridors have trod 

many an ambitious young newcomer. Now 

we welcome another group of Lowellitci. 

the freshmen. 

We know you. You are those busy folk 

who scurry down the halls to class just a 

trifle foster than the "old-timer." We 

know, too, that you are the future leaders 

who will carry on tradition after the rest 

of us are graduated. We have our eyes 

on you because we realize your ambition 

and capability. We entrust you with our 

greatest pride, or now we say, YOUR 

greatest pride, Lowell. 

It doesn't take you loni; to get accustomed 

to thin newness. You have already 

begun to settle down, make new friends, 

acquaint yourseifves with the surroundings 

and feel like part of our miniature 

democracy. 

You have found that at Lowell the 

doors to learning are always open, and 

that during your four year stay, you will 

pass through many such open doors. 

WELCOME!!! 

Nea Students Comment 

On Their Nalioe Lands 

A seaport like San Francisco attracts people 

from every comer of the world. Lowell has Its 

•hare of newcomers, too. They come from every 

section of the United States. Among the new 

ttudents are also some from Canada, Australia, 

the Canal Zone, and Hawaii. 

Norma Goudy, Re*. 300. hails from the wheat 

country of Calgary, in Alberta, Canada. Sho finds 

San Francisco very different from her hometown. 

"No dlmouts there" she recalls, "and the weather 

is better—no to* to freeze in!" She was happy 

about the rate, .of exchange, "lough. Canadians 

make ten eenta profit on every dollar. 

From Roosevelt High School in Honolulu, 

T. H, are Phoebe Pa-.on anil Charmaine Beckman, 

who have been In this city for three months. 

Phoebe has lived in Hawaii all her life and remarks, 

with a glance out the window, that she 

would Just as soon be back there. Charmaine 

shuddered when we mentioned poi—she detests it. v 

Peter and Warren Scott have been at the 

Army Post In Balboa. Canal Zone, for three years, 

and returned to San Francisco in a convoy with 

Army families: uul workmen, and survivors' 

from sunken ships. * • * 

Fete hauled c shiny Panamanian sliver dollar 

from his pocket and exhibited It. adding tut 

there m also coins of om-i|uarer, one-half and 

one and one-half cents. Thore are only two seasons 

in Panama, he says—the rainy season, ten 

months Ions;, and the dry season, when hot wjidj 

blow. '-' , 

Dick Ktble. from "way down under" informs 

us that Australians order their milk shakes at a 

Stuff and Things 

.THE LOWELL, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1842' 

Teepee Tattle Tales | 

Another term-*moro Teepee! 

Happy? We are, too. 

Many Lowelliles spent light, 

happy weeks at summer school. 

Among them was that famous cutup, 

"Noisy" Nahman. Johnnie 

Stephens was seen at Lake Taboo 

and, of course, lots of. Indians 

iloncin'. prancin', and romancin* at 

Lowell's favorite spot on the river. 

Carol Layman says It was her first 

After meandering around a bit 

here In Lowell and doing a little— 

shall wo say "«leuthin«"?—we 

came upon our own Frankio San- 

Con!, dreaming as usunl. Thin time 

•• - orlto . . . that all 

ho^ 

£C SSSt'ci Uj^SA^ 

fflWET.-. Teddy°S£!jf 1 o t rd li .nd: 

Ift ^S-ff^ "i 

ncr entering Lowell just _ 

"Toolnle" lcavex. . . . Jnckle 

Jenkins liken that, but definitely 

. . . she always did like blondes 

anyway, so she tsald. 

Quite a little fracas at The 

Den" some little while back. 

Wholesale swapping of pins, rings, 

etc.. with Route Loviner coming out 

on top ... as usual. 

Notes at : andnm: Watch those 

Bennett twins. Ed nnd BUI . . . 

nomc fellows, and O. K. In our 

\ioo\u . . . Pat Brandon, cute 

little soph, having a (rood time nt 

Lowell. . . . Art Hoppcs powder 

blue convertible with the 

nlaid scat covers, which features. 

Incidentally. Barbara Guidotti every 

mom and eve. , . . What* 

ever happened to the "only one 

week" romance of hlond but cute 

Ruth Sanford and Frank "One of 

Thoie Boyi" Burke? . . . Who 

else saw Audrey Hanson nnd Buth 

Ouuen enjoying Yosemlte** sports 

and an "oh no cute" mail clerk? 

Old Old News: Jackie Wise and 

Jack Irvine. _ , t 

Glad to nee Gert Burgard back. 

The school wasn't complete. Sorry 

about the accident. Hear Nell 

O'Donnell had n g*»d Urn** at thit 

dance the other night . . . 

Great time had. by all at Helen 

Want'-, house, September 4th 

. . . especially "Hick** Hawler. 

. • . Nan Travcrso doesn't Mem 

to iikn conceit . , . Better 

Rumor has It that 

Is not Jnclf- 

S' ifXTonow^contaln, any 

''• thine true or pertaining to fact, It 

r ;i « furelv Inelltntal ,n"il no fault 

f ^ the cutest-Jun. 

K'erthan the-weetest-Frlt- 

the lo,,e.,-Bar- 

Quieter than the quietest—Marilyn 

Wlsslng, 

Have you noticed 9 

Lowell's sweetest twosome ax of 

last term. Violet Vincent and Bob 

Eddy. Dolores Mojica i- Mill holding 

the interests oi the older Vayssie. 

The younger Vaysaie In 

either undecided or hasn't got "it." 

Some girls find It hard to choose 

between the army and the navy, 

don't they, Pat Mmaker? 

Howard Dank Is too busy play- 

ing hia trumpet to notice the girls 

—but but theyre they're not too busy to no no* 

tkc Dank? Listening, Howard? 

^t Krill. she's pcttlnfc there or 

Is she. Bob? 

Farewell, AH 

IN MEMORIAM volvcd In the war. His thoughts 

We mark the pMstne of AH Ban strayed to his friend, M. K. Gand- 

Jo, ttometimes called "All's Secrehi, nnd the column suffered from 

tary." with great sadness. inattention. Now half Ju former 

The 3Etc „ Itcd first saw All - when — six*, the answers wore evasive, 

even Faul Orsi was too young to without the straightforwardness 

grow a "Up Hollywood." The for- ut his hcydey. 

eign-born student, here on a achol* 

nlcknam,*? him. Sickly a!£p C ^t^Sara 

a sorrowful sight to see 

nlcknam,*? him. Sickly a!£pi5! 'i5! fcfc^KStj. 

-THE LOWELL. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30" 1842 

181i^lII?SPiiiftlP#e^t^^ 

Indians Pour It On in 

First Five Minutes! 

'*• "Gassed bj'team play, Lowell's 

Model "T" erun.'hed over Lincoln 

to a;wol|.oiled 25-0 triumph but 

I 

Thursday at Kezar. T 

, Nary a sputter marred the oner-! 

rations, ns "Our Boys" proceeded 

CU1R§ EL 

Team Not Too jSnioothy 

Soft Touch in Washington Eagle? 

The 3942 "Model T" hnsstarted rolling, and haii.definiteiyS ... 

surlously to register two crowd-1 

! pleasing touchdowns In the gamo's 

first five minutes and give the 

Cardinals > working eilRo tho 1 

established itself as the team to beat As to the actual ;V 

strength of the team there in one biff question, mark. Lincoln, 

the first test, .was green and inexperienced, and consequently • 

ragged, proving nothing aH to the actual pressure tho Cards 

Muaungk never qulto could recover can stand up under. Today, against Washington, whc'haven'c 

from. 

beaten the Cards since '38, the "T" • _ 

Touchdown numbov one was tho 

surprise. Established in Lincoln 

faces another green unit. These!years. Hike is again steering • 

territory before two minutes Low- early season soft touched, which J winning Lowell grid machine under 

ell counted on Paul Orsi's fade- often damage tears*, will give the same gloomy shadow* of war. 

back pass that splralod inugly Into Coach Voynu a chance to smooth It was In 1921 when Hike 

elusive Charlie Howard's hands in 

ths pay-off tone. 

out his raugh-in*spots grid machine switched oTrr to American football 

Tho Baber, playing their first 

for the mid-sear-on toughics. Last That year, also, he put Card team* 

league sneountrr. punted on second ychr, this very situation hit Lowell, up as Mr. Big*, and has never re- 

after tnc klckoff, and Oral gal- wd, if not for the alcrtneu of the linquished that hold. In a twentyloped 

Into Mustang pacturcs. team, would have meant the title. one ye*r stretch as arid mentor, his 

MomarJ got thrrt. and then In the opener, Lowell T'd" off on record alone puts him as the city's 

ChW Jrvlne. jaw let. smaihcd 

down the thf r.ittdtc mKdlc for -10 40 yards, to 

Wcshlngton. the cellar-dwellers, 351 top coach. It reads: 7 champion 

add six more big ores. he con 

to 7, and in the nixt tilt, when they | ships, 8 seconds. 3 third, 2 fourths, 

version. Again failed. 

came up against the first division > and only one team out of the fint 

LOWRII next started to roll on Commerce bunch, they fell apart.;division. 

their 42. With Mort Roach's kneehigh 

catch, and Irvine and Oral Backfield Clicks Mike Again 

power, the Indians went to Lincoln's 

14, before being checked. Althoujth the "T* never went i Lowell every year walks away 

The loser's longest march followed; 

and without the stellar piny 

of linemen McLaughlin, Sockalov. 

Morris, and Strei. the Lincoln score 

Off to the races again, Paul Orel slips through Mustang defenders, re- would have betn more than a hope. welke but""th. '{£»«! \ll!!e.? ill "•«• «>-yanl line fights. Even in 

turning a punt to the Lincoln 40. Although not scoring, Orsl'ii The '•T" found itself in definite 

pausing and running featured the Card** seventh consecutive scoring position on the Red and 

loaded with dynamite. Charlie' 10-10, when the Lowell bait club 

triumph. —Courtesy The Chronicle. Yellow's ten in the last Period. Moinard, filling the key quarter- dropped out of tho first division, 

Parry! Richardson engineered the 

third score, Dick Calendar romp- pwulnir. pwulnir. Tho right hnlT hnlT jpot, I y . 

winner. 

THAT EAGLE GAME I GOOF FOOTBALL injr over from the five. 

whih which hd had b bwn doubtful, dbtfl come out; Then In 1941, he pulled the "hn- 

Andrew BacigalupJ finished Lowwith Herb Fuliln, the human tat- noulblo" T out or hl> b»)t "f tricks, 

ell's tallying bv intercepting Mo- 

(Continued From Pace 1) Encouraged by a turnout of 

tcrlni; mm, and ipccily Mort' Not only did ho win the championrasch's 

pass and booting the con- K^^^t . -LE— !_--* Lf. Hfn *-> — *I_—» J^--.— 

Lowell rah-rah will decide. As It forty buys, whom he termed us version for 25-0. 

loach. 

looks now, the scales balance In, "better than average," the frosh- The rugged work of Buchanan. 

Red and White favor. fnoph football mentor, Conch Llghty. 

Bull. Horn, and Sim must be men- Irvine Rambles 

nu-ntloncd. 

The lino Is solid and deep In ev- j is putting tho team through its. 

Let ft be said that Lowell won'backs rents on J 

ery position, Ask the men who paces daily at the old stadium um in wont through for a scant hundred' preparation for o p j i 

yards' gain last Thursday. jgame schedule with tho Lincoln 

Ends Buchanan, Sim, and Cha-j "goofs" on October 8. Strewing 

neyt the "Biz Kids," did their jobs, the physical fitness program, 

well. We'd like to ses them pull; Couth Ltjrhty puts the boys 

down more than one Oral pass, | through n vigorous program of; 

come playing time. [ calisthenics before practice. 

If Bull, tho Bennett combo, Mor-1 Unlike their big brothers, the 

rii. Strei, Horn, and Sokalov tacklelittle 

Indians do not use the tricky 

as vlcluxily as In the Lincoln en- "T" formation, but rather straight 

away stuff. 

LOWELL AAA SCHEDULE 

Although Mr. Lighty hasn't 

made up his different squads, he h 

Sept. 30—Washington it Kt> has given out a list of his better 

zar. 

end and backs. They are George 

Oct. 9—Sacred Heart at V. Dow, Charles Conron, Tony Di An- 

S.F. 

drea, Rober Torres, Douglas S*o- 

Oct. 16-Galileo at Kezar. vil. Eugene Trcasrou, Donald Tier- 

Oct. 21—St. Ignatius at U. ney, AI Jonta, Roger Johnson, 

S, F. 

Oct. 27—Mission at Kezar. 

Steve Marx, Warren Simmons, Bob 

Nor. 10—Commerce at Ke- Fagan, Pete Schoonmnker. Bill 

Evers. Larry Wolf, and Don Pettit, 

Xor. 26—Poly at Kezar. 

Dec 2—Batboa at Kezar. 

Klckoffs of the afternoon Papooses will 

games are at 3:30: Saturday 

games at 2:30. 

Start Season 

cannier, then the Eagles had best "Prospects are good, but don't 

bring along a king-size bottle of hold your hopes too high," said 

nibbing liniment for screaming Coach X'cff, mentor of the light- 

Jex* after the game. 

weight basketball teams, with his 

*Tts bandied about that "Iurs- usual optimism. 

Ie" Orsi Is again set to ramble, as M**. Voff prvdicU a good season 

Mr 1041, and that serves to brighth 

i 

1 "hip, but his "T formation" drew 

the largest crowds In the history of 

the local prop league. The Lowell- 

Poly battle alono recorded 37,000 

. The boonfboom power of thefans 

moro than many 11 

Let ft be said that Lowell won'backs rents on Jack Irvine's shoulbecause 

of *..— team-work, . over a came,! _ derm. . Against . . wt unco|n he proved big collego game. 

nfoht * tougher opponent than those digits!himself an All-City AU* threat, and Is Reign of Terror 

,. .., ..ading the loop In yards 

sained from scrimmage. As for ricking u>> where they left off 

I'aul Oral, the real spark of thelast 

November, the Lowell T* will 

YARDSTICK ;"T," he Is the claw of the league: be out for Its eighth straight win, 

'everything he don t* or A)l*CIty and will try lo keep, its goal line 

,|ni calibre.. 

untouched for the fifth lime Is * 

Lowell Lincoln 

'jw. Another Interesting fact about 

Yards gained scrim.. ...210 118 

Yds. lost scrimj 

Voyne Goes For Eighth the "T and its dominance Is that 

... 20 21 

Net yards scrim......... 

j For the third time In a 

in Its nine games it has never been 

_190 97 

Passes attrmnlrd ... 10 

[lone, long history, a Lowell foot- 

scored upon In the first half. 

712 

Pause* completed — .. 4 ball team takes the field under 

Passes had inter- .. 2 

, wartime conditions. The first time In a recent gnme of chance 

Yds. gained pass _ 43 10 ! wui during the Spanish-American against the feature page, the sports 

Total yards 

I War. Thosu were the days when department took over halt of the 

pasS'Scrim.-.—.... ...291 128 1 touchdowns netted 4 points and theletter 

bpx which hangs outside the 

First downs ... 10 5EIE conversions 2. Then, nineteen years 

office door . . . so if any of 

Fumbles 

... 5 later, during World War I, It was 

you, athletes or otherwise wish to 

Own fumbles rec. . _. 2 rugby. That year. Mike Voyne wax 

comment on any artlcie, pcrsonM- 

Penalties :. _ 7 coaching and put out a winning 

Ity, or any new Idea," drop LS sTllne 

.uuvlimK U1IU |IUV UUb • WlllillHK*. • . but don't give us too much 

Yds. lout pen. . _. 45 35 

team. Now, after twenty-five more rope! 

No. of puntH..... _— ... 8 10 

Av. length punts ... 28S 26.6 

Av. length punt ret— _ 8.5 •1.8 

Only Six Veterans : 

Returning for Soccer, 

W. ( ' T * ..liy abt veterans return-? 

inr «iic Lowell soccer team, prac- 

*: 'air dally at the Ucach Chalet, 

h. > nirh honelt of brineinfc another 

K.- '.,,. jiiahlp back to the pchool. 

•/ ; 'lx returning veterans are 

P». .upper. Georjre Gromceko,! 

Dot: £chumaktr, and John Hard-i 

eravb, forwards: and Victor Bota-1 

pcrie and Paul Yde, bacta. All &aw! 

. ,. - , , . ..plenty of action last year. Theirt 

because of tho good material that j experience will be a valuable assct| 

^.rr^ hr ln °dTrv;:^r.oôrkS 

wS£r.ho l wod hl a" brlef'S n'j— "£ £ %***«£ 'jaSêcVK" WarKn ! 

hi. booming touchdown gaHop ^Z^^^L^^^fS^^ff^SSffSni-. 

the firii contest. 

* Stagecoach Roach looked hot as 

* firecracker in several breakaways, 

and coupled with menacing 

Herb Fulda, the right half Job 

looks well handled, thank you. Outstanding 

field general Mornard 

niLpvb6 counted on for his usuolly 

crafty performance. 

I;,,, Sprinklo In Calendar, MacLnughr 

'îfft.-MeLennnn. MacDougall, Lar- 

~ kins, Collschaun, Grerr.e, Deford, 

- Mlcnardson, Clemente, and Sheldon, 

;v~and you have a ; , , , 

tho fastest In the league. Also 

ers, Ray. B. Epxtoin, Jacnech, Hong, and landing speed to the team are AI 

Among the newcomers to theSaroni 

and Herb Salinger. 

g 

The defense will bo strong. 

20's will be Holman, Ccrf, and Sol with rugged Irv Bailor, AI Orr, 

omon, brothers nf Hal Holman, Ed Paul Chaboya. and Ward Pcnning- 

Ct!rf. and Dick Solomon, who have ton at fullbacks. 

all played for Air. Ncfi. Other 

"papooses" arc Turner, Cslnc, 

Lowell's title hopes suffered c 

severe Jolt when the nee forward. 

Kelly, and Crawford. The first in- Nick Danlloff broke an anklo in u 

Jury of the season came to Griffin, shipyard, accident, putting him out 

a hffjh-1, hfjh1 who broke his arm out of for the season. To top this. Vie-' 

school. hl 

tor Bofsscrle crocked an ankle In 

:uffvcd group of 

,- backer-uppers. \' 

pn] ipooses' i" are made scrimmage and will not bo ai.lo to' 

fj 

_ _ _ _ llowari play for three week? • • - I 

' "Yep, it looks 10:1! the ol' Indian Êpstoii,.KurtelUi.,OJIell.Smlth.l stm 0DlImtat,Ct CoaCh u ^ 

_ robe, with tho ilk-sag pattern, will 

«blanket Eagle hopes. 

Kazas, Valona, and tjmnrfx. Mygi ,.\Ve'vo got a green team, b«. 

fe.. Coach.Mike said irn would lose 

About ten mow win makn_up throe weeks' practice and they 

? 

^* game. We don't'ihlnk he meant 

the 110's rosUr of players.'The will be rugged. I th'nk v.ith 

schedule is-.not known at present, league opener with Balboa on'Ocbut 

somo of t^)e game" will be tobc;'-I2, the team will.oeâ real 

played In the g>m after ichooL title contender." .- V" -- r 

Thj litt!o papooses aro made 

up of Flahavan, Howard. Frnnchia, 

J Eti Kurtella.;O-NeII. Smith. 

In lypi-»l fashion. Jack I-rine lit nhown smashing throujh (be Washington 

lint far 16 yarjx. J«ek scored a tcucadown and played s

O '-.• 

THE LOWF.I.L, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1042- 

IGTORY 

BUY 

UNITED 

STATES 

WAR 

BONDS 

AND 

STAMPS 

WANTED 

$10,000 to be Invested In 

War Honds 

Shorts 

Bussel 

nnd 

Starlna riftht back at you is this 

term'B first installment of "Senior 

Stamps. 

Short*," In which wo Intend to 

, Greatly exeltcd-at tba prospect 

to fill Lowell's 

Klvo tho "Inside" on some untusncctlne 

senior. , ,t. 

of Interviewing tho much publlci»d 

"Rod Hot Mamma'' of slaite. 

September quota. 

Incidentally, everybody tike* to 

Hnd mail, and "The Lowell* H no 

screen, radio,; night clubs, and 

! exception, so slip any and nil 

Array camps, the one and only So- 

Small amounts \ communiques Into the Letter Box. 

nhle Tucker, we phoned the St. 

Francis tu make a •"date" for an 

accepted. 

Snanecba, comradel 

Wo lead off with Morton Ooxon 

Interview. 

I Rouen, athlete. 

But hopes of a personal inter- 

Mort wu born at an early 

view were politely .but firmf- 

Apply 

•ty acre age 

! wuy down Sooth In tnasiesta- Kiuelched by Hiss Tucker's mata, 

who detailed the bwy schedule of 

to your 

hnpny border town of Calexlco. He 

fmmfenitcd to our fair city after 

the star. However, tile ever-original 

Sophie .untested an interview 

room representative. a major eorthqunke rudely jolted 

everybody from tliclr ihut-eye one 

day. 

"""Always willing to try something 

Leaving Dudley Stone Grammar 

new, we mailed tho question, and Graduation Exercises , Clubs Catering to School with many memories, plus a 

received her answer, in tho next 

fractured finicur finicu from baseball, aseball, he 

Can Not Be Held at , . Wide Varieties of ttraveled l d on t tobt 

and d better bttr 

Asked for a thumbnail descrip- 

hli fild l 

tion of herself, the throaty singer Opera HouseWhere? Student Interests 

admitted to "flvo-fcet two. blondo 

^^*^^^ I ^^^_^_ • tit wiiiui HI; JUII, 

hair, blue eyes, white skin. 172 

pounds, all the look of a Rrd Hot For the first time in three year. 

3fsmroa#" 

Having >ieard since childhood of 

Sophie Tucker, we wondered what 

had made her success so long-lived. 

Her ter»o reply WM" Hard work. 

Hard knocks." 

Her thirty-fiyo years in show 

business started at the tender age 

of seventeen. But how slw got her 

start will remain a mystery to 

readers of The Lowell until her autobiography 

I. published in 1043 

''incidentally, her grim advice to 

anyone with ambitions to become a 

singer or have a stage career ' 

"Stay homnllll" 

She opened her ""e eyef for the 

first time in the New England 

town of Hartford, Connecticut. 

Since then. Mis* Tucker, a product 

of public schools, ha. appeared in 

! Wunt to learn the art of con-i° ncc ",5 o , rt 1 h .'l ri 

Lowell's graduating clajj will not: tract bridge? Interested In becom-, " ere tlmt UT M. a It. played a terrific Wt^fS 

footbsll for Coach.Mike last sea.i 

son. and now he finds himself pit-3 

tine *peed and craft azainst Ilerbl 

for tho first string riffht half Job.: 

You'll know him .... his r 

beris**13." - 

Ever heard the expressions 

WTe's a gentleman and a scholar"? 

Mort Is a gentleman. 

In this corner we discover „ 

Allison, big etin fn actlvitfe*^ 

uround theso h'yar parts. •-**» 

Shes' a Presidio prixe, where ib* i 

was well known for her culinary f 

skill. She made biscuits that wen 1 

hard to leat—and eat! •- : «j 

Skipping to Lowell. Miss A., dtl 

the blonde hair und blue eyes, dot* 

Immediately into library mnnai 

ment, and did a stunt under J 

athletic fields at Lowell. 

Potland with her usual Ability. 

He snorts two stripes for track, Now n Shlcld-er. Em Is on 1 

In which he rant; un some perform- Frosh Reception Committee. s__ 

• about, if heyou 

can bet your bottom nickel * 

that she will make ft a success! 

">- 

hold Its commencement exercises in! jnj- a junior statesman? Or may-. 

the Opera House. Such was the: be musk or dramatics is your field,! u i 

announcement made by by Miss La- or the hankerim* hankering for becoming nj njîcicn 

to - War. feace, everything 

coste at the first class meeting, debater is becoming stronger. Then 

September 15. •jtudenu, here's your chance! , 

y Lowell 

The orders came from the Boanl, Lowell offers ittt pupils a wide; Council; Sapiro Boys Talk Enthusiasts 

of Education Edti and d has hs been b sent ent to t nnd j varied vrid asitortmcnt a s t t of f _„ club*. 

, 

all the San Francisco schools that' Each of the fourteen clubs Is spon-l Helen Johnston was elected prcs-i Some months ago. President 

iiold their graduations at the Opera ittontl liy n member of the faculty] inVnt of the Girls' Council, and ! Roosevelt told the nation, ""* 

House, according to Miss Lacosto. who advises the officers nnd spends Wnrrcn Snpiro was elected to lead; must win the war and win 

Where tho exercises will be held much of his spare time in making j|the Hoys' Council at the first meet-t peacu that will follow." With — 

has not yet been decided, but there the club a successful one. ;ini* of the room rep*, which was I in mind, Lowell*,* Debating Society 

-ire many possibilities including the! The dance orchestra, under the! held in tho auditorium. in tnthuslastlcaljyprenarinic for 

auditorium* of Commerce and Mis- direction of Mr. Kricpcr, p.aysi Tho room reps will try to sur-' ^/"N n I n , d ,' lp , rin ,' t 

tlons. we thouRht Sophiu would be 

all "Tucker-ed" out, so wo mentally 

said. "Thank you. Mis. Tucker. 

Goodbye!" 

Latest News About 

Some Famous Alumni 

Here", the latest news about 

some of our famous alumni. 

George Chysosky Is a First Class 

Seaman at Port Hueneme. Re Is 

Instructor of military etiquette and 

the handling of small boats. 

Summer Worker. 

During the summer, Rosalie 

Zlegler worked at the Interceptor.: 

Janet Rico at the City of 

Paris: Edna Lagorio at tho Emporium. 

Congrats to Tod Myers lor »|nnlnir 

a tennis championship at Port 

Stkton Td was t ly i th 

: and p m|«. Span lu, cliem-: Vote; lOTt—Cnrolyn Finher, Harold the the fio«t fio*t debating season darimt i A r vote 

cmemcacy. ! |»trj., onU the C. S. P. 

TV II. O. T. C. is now the best, E,,ch c]ub hold, weekly 

mean:: of preparauon for future monlh!y merfinK.. and student* studet ,..-, 

war d ,ty 

,ty, and Lowell men realize t(.rMte,| t| {„ { fining fini ru»h h right ighdown 

this. l.e Wt A slgnincant in- ,„ tho teacher In charRC. 

crease In enlistment hns taken • 

TOlc , 

I Newman: :M)tf—Unrbara Engler, 1 which tho Debating Society trat«ls^_l5 A n'tehmaniiBob Eddy Seeks Full ifj'i'V'j, 10 

KoBcr Johnson: 207c — Adrlcnno .Sl,,r),r,t Rnj» C^rA S.\, C'RJ .K"J r uoccr . _ _ . _. Student Body Card Sale f for t ' 

{jcal 

...._ ....... .. ....y'thlnT'S gS^^Êr 

New Wartime 

33 ^** 8 *! "«oa«« buy beards earl, Mf^'aV."" 

le f _ . . 

j |j which oyt hlBh and school iterestwas pcunle find orlgt en- "n«coll, Jack Taylor. | „,„, vt n n ^ ,„„ f | m Kh00*, to i'dimn till 

Courses Due' I Joyment and interest was orifci-l L3 ih« î tn k»n IM «• UM I.I.> Alth.—*._ 

.....i i... t-__.. .... o..i ._ 1 lao—Pot jicjlcr, nrai] 

1 ""*** by Kramer and Rubonstcin. 

~~~ i The "III!" staffs, includtai; retcni. 

photographers, 

Wartime not only exacts many . Crs and talented high school people, 

demands but offers unusual cduca- arc now tainc sole-ted in a scries 

shp tional opportunities to American! Qf auditions. The prouram U 

Stockton. Ted was -.;- tof 

play youth. One of thu greatest prob.! schedule! for release nn October 3. 

— {» the 

national champlowhi 'hip lor for iplayers 

lem. of thi. H'ar is to supply a suf- • .. 

: 

under 18. at Culver, - I.IUI»..». i,,,, this 

ficlent number of pilots to mnn our ... i _ _. 

planes and to train them in the High Fours Choose 

summer but was unalle to be there. shortest possible time. Lowell's! 

Down On the Farm courso in aeronautics Is designed Dance Committee 

At StanfonCBob Knox I« • "bigto 

help meet this problem. Toi 

committee man": Frank Wllonore shorten the period od of Instruction struction in in | chosen n as member, m r , of tho o hlgh-4 hlgh4 

istr?ln«_ out for tho, football PS"*>* nav av gallon, gallon galon, aircraft aircraft iê i^nce committee itt were CUUB U Sffl 

Sfflsquad: 

Bill Joslyn is helplnc to Mntlfication. and d mmeteorology, t l cers Jack k Fedcr. Fd president: idt Alice Ali 

coacli the learn: Milt Vucfnlcn is San Francisco', high school, are jean Bahr, vice-president; and 

olayinit center for tiie first time; providing this training. Thus, the Oavc Sheldon, secretary. Also in- 

Maxwell Myer. U drculaUon man- A5 

jser of.the Chapar.li and a member 

of Ihe NaUonal numor Sudti 

Betty Sullivan la bud of t 

OakLind Post-Enquirer morn 

Pal Simmons In Richmond Aar 

yard, belong, to number two, stave 

yard shift. 

mS ; i> 1 dt ^ VyA ' r .? orn V wlIlb ? !clu t t e an be the first *chool in dines till 

the city to hava WO per cent alt," Sine prfc,. , 

130Pat Mcilcr, Brad CIIMJ ' were the words of Bob Eddy, sto sto- fe 

1:10—Courtney Cowgill, Tont Stock-1 Stock1 dvnt body treasurer, treasurer uttcrcj at ths •' 

ton: 221—.Nan Llpsctl, Stanley;'i'rally. £• 

Uchtcnstein; 231—Ignore 231Ignore Kawcett.l for or the thenew 

students. K-.2 state- her ViT 

Harmon Tataalh: Tataalch: :il)lShile :il)l—Shirley R Ro i meut may have h n meaning hot 

nan. Wilbur McCune; 31?—Anita' 100 Per cent 

MCl Dik W h S C 

d«l *«e Betty Folomon. Art 

able to devote more time to actual I nop,,e. Carol Menary. Al Foler. 

"*"« „ .Betty Btty Mlny Mvlnerny. ... Wr Snplro, 

Women pilot, arc taking nn ac- ontl Nancy Travcrso. 

live nart in this war. No wonder' 

we.flnd a itlrl—Pal Jlinakcr—«n. 

rolled In Mr. McConl'. das. ofFall 

Track Turnout 

: £ Retumi! 

e new students. K-.2 state- « »her« ViT, 

y have no meaning, eaning, ho hot ftrouo f'trouo if 

ent in student t body canwibtftned l^ 

Dick Waiik-h: SIS—Con- l b h f every hijt hit j; seeded 

: sales b the Ron! of every hi** t; seeded 

stance Gilk'spie. Thomas Stwce;; school treasurer, and everyone SCO*. &Mr, IJrhtv 

:12I—Cluiru Stewart. INtRor Unna;: operation Is needed. *"15for the «/ 

•102—Hvlcn .Martin, Cni;rford Coo- \ A. many cood dcslnns were mb- ^narinir thi* 

ley; ley: -l -lOS Klcanor Pctirsin, Arthuri milled, it was hard to choose toe«• At Brent 

i bwtV 'and the "design "that 

A 

«r 

113 

chosen is very nttrsctive Dor 

Jn! i bwtV and the design that warg« fil 

chosen is very nttrsctive. Dorothy kwere e -Mtili 

100—1'utricia Morlarlty, Ccnc | Uienby. a low-4. .ubmitted it. f fsrmcr? 

Vuywile: 108—HOIK.' Schroeder, &1waril 

llarthold; 132—Frances Mc- 

Uridc. Lyrrv CreenbcrE: 210—Seth 

Haley. Wilbur Grant: 331—Joun 

Levy, Colin Tooley. 

1.1 

104—Corinne Kllcline, Paul Unb- 

âj^môJaa . 

Library Makes Change. 

In Holding Books 

To make tint library more convenient 

for student., several 

Chans*, nvn been-nude.'-. Books 

which ftrraerly would,b« Cept only 

one nixnt may now bo kept out for 

two nlghta, and week bnoks can be 

had for two weelu. This cinnê 

wlil prevent the large-number of 

renewal.. s> -< . •"•- --,. I 

Helphur Mis. Scott and Miss An-! 

forty-five Lowellites. 

Mr. McCord .tate. that both 

aeronautic. I and II will be offered 

next semester. 

w^b.Xûr^de^wt 

havsvoluntecred £ help t&hool 

Helps in Spring 

1-2-3-1. 1-2-3-4. No it', not an 

nrny camp. This I. just tho way 

Mf. Ilai 

imp. 

irris. —•»* «• *•*• ^———»» coach u. of the **•«« track %a^^.tt 

team, gets his fall clndermon into 

shape. Many veteran, hnvo returned 

to compete In the "six day 1 A girl.' roll? was.held In.tfci 

Weinman; 138—Paula Jiidia-. Ken auditorium on September 23. lap 

HeLellait; 213—Mnrgnret Shole., Mllllne. C. A. A. president. Intro- 

Rudolph Oppenheimer: 2M—Joke- duccd the nine sport manurers for 

nhinc Kelly, Sill Larkins: 222— this term. From here It look. «»• 

Babette Llchtman, Dick Salti- If ever}- clrl is slKned un in « • 

man; 228—Dorothy Cook, Donald '«•« one sport. PcRay Will'— 

* 

nnd cross country race, tho conch 

1. planning. 

N'ot all schools have a fall.fuck 

team, hut looking bnck to the'reccrd. 

made by past track teamg at 

Lowell, one will nee |hu advantages 

nf the r^fwell system. 

v 

Cochran: 234 — Katherinc Com- swimming manage!', reported 

stodk. Bill Curlcy: 32S—Babelto i more nirl. are taking liwlir 

Lcvincston, Edmond Roncy. than ,nny oUier .port Alto- -- 

U4 sport" have' held their meetlnpi. 

NIcholMDanlloff: 

"double or nothlcir^ teamfof JroyS, 

Melvlri, Thoma. Strel; 

and Jean Stewart. • SfW 

Lo Bianco Wllv T 

H-.i CL-IJ.^ -'Lowell'.'-B**; 

Mr. 

male.

HI VA 

EFROSH! 

SflN Ff7rrc their personalities are taken 

Red and White 

. ..ere all glr.d to hear the Red 

White will appear next Junr. 

will bf two books In one, devoted ; tify her nomination. She In a mem- 

III— fall M9 42 claim »1*ia*t and -irtH ttiat the amrlfltr s p t • ... *. > > • _• ni.t a , • 

The most we can do to, 

bring the money 

,.. record time. The 

the sale Is October | 

mts till you have SI JO. 

s price, and it fill lie worth II. 

—L— 

Crop I'iekinic 

1 

y 

The three California iHrls with the 

Oebatcr anil journalist, "Shleldcr" 

Kiefer has a lone list of activities 

and honors which dearly jus- 

White 

tho Dvlmtinc Society. Her 

t-ice and work devoted to the 

L— •• m That's' latter group won her the honor of 

jocinc the fintt president of the 

I Lowell Dcbntinrc Society ever to be 

, I elected vtcctcd while a low-l. Iow-4. The prelim. prclim- 

„ from Brcntwoml, Brcntwl, Inary examinations nrc lo start Im 

they were In choree oree of a\mediately, a \ medatey, d t l under de the direction of 

of fifty Lottvll bo>*n, wnoi i M Mr. G G. C Lorbccr. Lb 

Iped harvest foal when help was!' ~h ' n , „ ' n.Mt u not the Friend. He nsked my opinion of 

«ie,l most, Mr. Karr«n.tein and;o J«± ?•A "• £""„„", ne In 3lo! 310. »"e ?f hh. yells. BoMlke.1 my .UKrafi!! 

P 

!wll T "^ l*» l '* huiiinE In 310. 

taS'«he ilclmten.' hendquartcw. Prep- 

""""^ration, are. now -mder mder way for 

LLowell l l to t tne tn semi-annual 

smiannual 

^m^' mtrth 

mphles and cups in this 

rs ffiSl?J"fi camo to meet hit theJS^'° 

""< «" other particl 

k th t th fi 

l hl The 

arn " m '" 1 ""< «" other particl. 

them to the fields, where „,,!„. »,.hools as a whole. The 

i? 1 on July ». 1024. When one year JJJJJJ, •«*-, •» 

old, Paul went to Washington, school days In October, sales show 

D. C, where he lived for four an uvenice of $500 dally, which Is 

yt-ant. When he was hut five, his one-half of our quota of $1,000. 

liarcnts brought him to San Frnn- j • 

cinco, where he attendci West ¥*->•- in 

tal Grammar School and Aptox 

Junior Hlfh. 

Wins Two Block* 

"I didn't run for any office tit 

Apto*—I don't know why, J KUC5ft 

It didn't cntnr my mind," cfclare* 

f^P ••j»t»_^pitMriiWS.l will offer contests in 

,-J melon racking sheds. . 

I The pay y for the farm work wast 

nts an hour and different! 

wast 

CarJ Sales Near 100V 

for piece 'vork. The irreatest . 

nt earned in the two weeks . . . 

M the nveraite Mmlnit, _O;.ihundrcd and thirtystudents 

ISO. 

are hoMinir up tho toal of 100 per 

ft? the 

cent fnr student body sales. 

the full two s,* but only Bob Eddy, trensurcr. and Alan 

quit, l&o rest being forced tc Mnruolls. who took Eddy"s place 

Inen or termination whllo Bob was away picking toma- 

...*.. _.». . I toes, reached 00 per cent in the 

1 Do you feel excited? Are you 

•ill up in the air? Well, you should 

be, because November 6 fs not far 

away. Of course, you (.now what 

that Red Letter Day is. It's the 

day you're coinj- to hove fun at thbazaar 

and dance Riven at Lowell 

increasing participation during by the P.-T. A. 

September ami October. They are From 2 until S, you will have the 

Marietta Stollcr and Marie Sncad, opportunity to witness a wrestllnf- 

1.19; Jeanne Paddock, 153: Rose match, to shop for your dristmo* 

Schmedor, 108; Rudolph Oppcn- triftK at several booths, eat at the 

hefmer and Margaret Scholes. £13; fountain exprcscly made for the 

Anno Psaltis and Audrey Stafford, purpose, and dance to the musk of 

. :ws In downtown stores was his 

r.cxt job, and he worked up to In* 

spector. Last Chrintma«, hf. helped 

out In the mail department. 

Lost summer, Prcxy P-u 

or recreation, t 

. their choice of 

1 Victory Varieties 

New Term Play 

Taking on n military theme in 

keeplnir with the times, Victory 

With the mysteriouf hush-hush 

Varieties promises to be the most 

tactics characteristic of dance com- 

spectacular and entertaining vimftteo 

chairmen President Gd 

riety show ever jfiren at Lowell, 

Itarthold of the hlgh-S class prvuie- 

*ay« Mr. Polland. who In busy with 

Jndy reveals a few meaner details 

the cast to have the plav ready by 

of the b!jf day that is apprnnchinir 

the first week of December... * 

l>y leaps and bounds, 

Twenty entirely different sklu,. 

October .10 Is the date set for the Including "Btackout," will be F«Jflif 

by committee members Beth •"nteil in a brand new way. 

Haley. Dctty Stadtfcld. ilit White. M!w Alexander's advanced cice, 

Hdxbarn Guldottf. Carol Allan. Dick Mr. KrJeger'it orchettra, with a 

Calendnr, Douir Horncr, Ken Schu- flpeciftl brass quartet, and Miss 

chnrd. Wilbur Grant, and President Monsfnjr'a and Miss Buehm'o jaxz 

. worked Barthold. 

tlancc choruses will provide the 

In a luml»cr camp and on week- Tho themo of the blir dance has dance and music for this promisends 

and nlRhts in n fruit shed. been termed a huee sKtet. The ing production. - 

Like most bovs, his desire was to above-named indMdua.it tossed In A magician wlllbe them to«ur- 

own a car. His summer earnings thi>ir thiir uleen and 

cnawed d their teir fin- fi nrlsc the spectators by culling eww 

would have been the means; but tccrnailfl il for f a l ^ ti time bfefore bf out of D collar and rnbblts out of u 

.... „ ... cars, he. dtcld'ri. were things to they decided m an apnronriate 

hat. Mexican songs will have the 

EJdv hns sold canlrt to. the;keep dronmlnfj about and not own. Idea: ff one ponders onder a hit ht on n th the fipprnpriatt' atmosrhort: with- the 

of, oUendlnit dances j Lowell crop pickers In Drentwood tin war times. 

date, October 20, onr, can determine beautiful costcm^*. - '". ••v* . • 

atthccarn carnV'twice a week, and has boosted the sales b; pbout I'aul reached the top air Lowell, |t abo'jl what tho scow is, how- Specially,designed m-enery.^ IW- . 

po)t,Qfthc th bo\B who dill t.iisl2 per cent. Eddy and MnrtTolIs point; from treasurer to president. r 

*njc.naiiiled,-Jty Mn,.Nelson's.art.. 

rkiTiows kiTiows that' that'nearly a,1,want tp'v.'ant to thank the room repiwen- After he eradiates, he Intends to Mcht aswell as-well spiU the beans ^ "ajisos. Open inikf'and'closing' dance 

• 'baclc-'for bl'f two nce com It tee, the h »irew 

hey liked the job Oat-well! ' In the xal6tf the canl>. 

Academy. ,: ,.~T 

knous nll'I 

Vi " 

fca'.urea'-'ere •beliurprepa/fd- by •, 

Mrs. Clos». ..--•>. 

"= - • ».«

WHAT IF- 

' Dick were peppeman instead of SalUmon ? 

; PhD wen joke Instead, ot Rlddlo? 

WoUgang wen goer Instead of Rammer? 

htA wen flirt Instead of Coy? 

Boberta wen never-more: instead of Everall? 

Paul were Jumper Instead ,of Hopper? 

Rene wen Marquis Instead of Baron? 

John wen happy Instead ot Grim? 

Donald wen too-bad instead of Goodenough? 

Alexander wen pennies Instead of ,Wehol«? 

Elva wen Iron Instead of Steele? 

Robert wen akldleu instead of Skldmon? 

Rhjda wen new meadow Instead of Oldsfleld? 

Mai were Garnet Instead ot Diamond I 

Beverly wen parenthesea instead of Brackett? 

Frank wen McSMng Instead of McCord? 

Lester wen beginning Instead ot Dunn ? 

Patricia wen O'NIght instead of ODe»? , 

Alice won mountain Instead of Hill ? 

NaW7 were double instead, ct Sincje? 

Bib were >»yon ituwpd of Nllon? '?: : v 

Jato! wen auditrilum instead of Bill? 

E4 were'zorgeour Instead of Derine * - 

THE LOWELL. FBIDAY. OCTOBEIt H..1IW 

Teepee Tattle.Tales 

.PeSl'n'g •peang SrSaWTJra. at rallies, and the 28 yel--*- 

*>' • *- —• 

Mntm wn« faVon ktr thin M eonte2'» was taken by this 

liilti". 

M lulu": Taking his place among local 

"Sic 'em, Hi* 'em, 

"hciM»ts" (swing devotees) is the 

Bow>wow-wow, 

";;ory - tickler" (piano player) 

Orosky-Wowsky, 

Saunders King. His plotter, titled 

towell-wow!" 

"What's Your Story, Morning Glo. 

ry?" reveals his talent, but defl- 

Yei. indeed, fellow Junior Com 

mandos, that was Lowelll 

nltelyl 

feme to think of It, "Our Boys" 

Ayofcer Boogle-Woogle artist. 

are.iMt now starting to take up 

Freddie .Slack, is mating himself 

die Mr. Yamanouchl on his 

known #with such recordings as 

"visit M" talk! 

Ma.» Morris and ^Cow-Cow Boo- 

;MMtiy In "P-MVI 

What If You Met 

A 

&*?" riiAKMO1 cunrnui 

'•"' b n. a B. A. Utmbtn rne 

.:; ."; LOWELL, STAFF 

z 

BOB STURTEVANT 

Editor. —Joan Simon 

Fmiiira EdSnr -'"a Sullivan 

Sports Editors-Bud Sllrcman and Bob Busse 

Gin Snort. Editor — June Guesjer 

New. Editor ——=—JkJ* Burna 

Circulation Manager. Louise Mnnticim 

War has Given Our Lines 

Meaning and Importance 

War has always brought change, 

change in the actions and in the thoughts 

of the people. 

With us the change has come in a turning 

from commonplace thinking, to 

thought of the new and different future 

we face; a turning from normal education 

to concentrated preparation for our part 

in the war effort. 

Our appreciation of America has 

changed; our pledge of allegiance is offered 

with new-found sincerity and pride. 

Our position has undergone change; 

once regarded as carefree children, we 

now have sacred duties and responsibilities 

of vital importance to victory and to 

the future of our nation. 

These changes have come. Though 

brought about by the coming of world conflict, 

they have enriched our lives, given 

our existence new significance and importance. 

Our thoughts of the future, our concentrated 

efforts in behalf of victory, our 

new appreciation of America, our greater 

responsibilities; these war has brought. 

We are the better that they have come. 

YOU CAN'T WIN! 

If you speak to everyone, you're trying to 

make on Impreulon;. If you don f t, you're a .nob. 

If you're on the C. S. F., you're a drip; If 

you're not, you'ro a moron. 

If you get your name in Teepee frequently, 

you're a publicity hound; If you don't, you're a 

If you talk the current aUuiguage, you'ro a 

copy-cat: If you don't, you re old-fashioned. 

If you're « big .hot, you are dMlked because 

you're above the majority; !.' you're not, you are 

dJitiked becauM you're below them. 

'.If'you cheat, you're committing a disgusting 

crime; if you don't you're a goody-goody. 

If you're a girl and go .tag to a Service Men', 

dance, you're cheap; if you don't, you're unpatriotic..—t- 

There', Just one thing you can do without 

loiing out lomewhere—BUY WAR BONDS AND 

STAMPS 

"Massive Brown 1 

Well, hen we are again, you going over.to the U. 

campus so often. Shirley 

Bloch . remember that time 

w.ter'h'ut^^s.w.i over at Mission, Shirl? Oh hum! 

that way. 

Geometry again Invades the In- 

There are some new oddities ner sanctums of Lowell as that 

which have turned up lately—since eternal triangle pops up. . 

we *alked to you last—tuch as It seems that Gene Vayssio Is the 

the swap of pins between object of some one's affections, 

Detrich. . Rrnufn'' . . and Mary Helen but she won't attempt to solve the 

we. true to us. Wo thought he problem because a dose friend of 

with no hair , . . BobBovd hers. Margie Illers, seems to have 

„ he was rath- priorities. Well! 

er odd with hair anyway. . . , Random thoughts of the week: 

That boys' girl Merrilee sitting in theConnie' 

Cook and Beth Haley are 

Unity * "V yard surrounded with mascu- tcood friends despite "dear old Ed." 

y the first and last ten min- First casualty of Bill Bennett's 

ute* of the lunch period . . . affections. Blossom Anubaugh. 

whose orders? Dusty Johnston . . . Evelyn Toeplce Is going In 

plus a blonde and then minus one.! for Jayscc men. The old reserva- 

It seems that there am certain tion isn't interesting enuf for her, 

people always in the news. It Just evidently. Her opinion is widely 

can't be helped. They do strange shared. Marilyn Cope, the lift of 

things; in fact, they are strange. every party. Bob Holsen, always 

That Is our explanation for repeat- followed by feminene sighs. A 

Injr names. Sorry . . . but here certain Lee always thinking of Lar- 

we go again. 

ry Brown. Have you noticed Dar- 

Marilyn Witting? Guess he's exryl and Helen? Ask Slolse what 

hausted tho supply. . . , happens nightly . . . 

Nohtnan is more her age. . . . Late scoop of the week!! ! Just 

Please don't call B. Oliver e "Pigeon listen to this one: Carol (you know 

Legs"—she Is satisfied, ed, so leave who) and another gal whose Inlher 

alone. . . . Art rt Hoppc I and t|nif arc Marilyn Wlsslng. both 

Fat Kelly again, she I* In a po»i;'wanted Prank "can't decide betive 

daze. . . . Wo hove (rood tween them** Sanford'* medal. 

Imaginations . . . in fact, we "Wlss" irot It: BUT. Prankle haji a 

dreamed we saw Nell O'Donnell be- dale with Carol—nt her request. 

Injf given the big rush. . . . What you YOU make of that? 

Mickey afcKlnnon and Dave Factor 

together— ugh . . . where «u 

We almost forgot to ask Bette 

M Shff* 

Crooke* about that Joe Wynn deal. 

What's the matter, .10 more fellows 

Incidentally, orchid* to Dick on the string, Bette? After all, 

"Run->9Q-vanu-to*a*touchdown" Cn- that's trespassing! 

lander. Keep It up. 

It's surprising and disgusting 

Say, we heard that Jim Oliver ..ow the hlfih and mighty "men of 

and Lydia Mills arc going places— the world** upper classmen lead the 

and htmd-In-hand at that. They innocent, but willing, lower claw 

were seen not only at a recent mcn flround . especially the 

dance together but monkey.^xing adventurous ones .1 Was 

at tho Zoo! 

Glorin Unti the lucky °ne. sur- 

Burned In effigy—Paul Orsi nt rounded by the hnndxome alumni, 

thb Washington rally. He can stand Jorr>* Colcman _ and _ Bob Cherry _„ the 

a little scorching. My yes! other day. .M mm mm, who else no- 

A certain person asked us to put ticed Willie Grant making an Item 

in a word of praise far 

of himself over the freckle-faced 

for trying to make all-city water publicity hound who we hate to 

boy this season. 

mention again!!! 

A fact: Juveniles who can't seem Easy to get. Jack Stotl—but they 

to pull themselves away from their wish they could get Don Homey. 

yo-yo's stand on the front steps Jackie Jenkins makes that old 

exhibiting their skill!!! George adngc come true, "Men arc like 

Bull looked part mummy In thestreet 

cars—there's always one 

days when his nose wns taped. He coming along." Speaking of adages, 

says it was fractured practicing. remember "A bird In the hand Is 

What we want to know is who's the worth two in the bush**—remem- 

"gal" you were practicing on. ber that, Pat Rodegcrdts . . . 

Gcorgle? 

and "People who live In glass 

Objects of interest: Connie Dick- 

houses shouldn't throw stones." 

0. K., we'll take the hint. Not an- 

TcT&^'Janlili I »SS bm« U clmnsLfor th The Mystery: A Wanderoo. 

. Plot: To stump Lowellitefc 

Word, are funny things, especially 

don't know what they mean. What wout 

If you met a WANDEROO on a dark II' 

night? Several brave Lowell student. 1 , 

what they would do if this thing crowed 

"" Wolfgang Schwahacher scratched his head' 

knowingly Mid, "I would test it for nitrate.' 

Paul Orsi grinned, rippled hia-weiMcu, 

muscles, and devilishly stated that he;would 

thrilled to swap a muscle or two with the " 

ing creature. • • ~ 

Barbara Guidotti imlUJ hewitchingly and ta 

'•Why I'd grab it and put it In cold storage" 

cause maybe It would be a man, tnt, whit*, i 

available.'' # 

Warren Saplro: "First I would hit It hai" 

would begin to cry—then I would cry. We _, 

cry together—there on the corner, mi* and 

wanderoo." ' 

Don Schumacher didn't hesitate _ .__ 

when he said. "First I would grab On thins; 

embrace it—then I guess the telephone ~ 

would be n«xt." 

Jim Oliver had that g!eam In hi. eye whta 

said, "If I dood It I dct a whlppln' . . . I 

It!" 

Marilyn Cope (Oklahoma gal): "You all 

mind yo own business. It's a deep sect' 

guess £he told us!) 

Paul Hopper: !!?"•—??!!—??? Cost) 

Would you really like to know what a *i 

deroo Is? Webster says a WANDER-00 

any of several Asiatic long.tailed monkey* ~ 

he fooled YOUI 

Lowell Lad and Lassie 

Dream of Favorite' 

THE LAD'S t 

I think that I shall never see j 

A girl refuse a meal that 'a free.—Shirley Sletga* 

A girl whose hungry eyes aren't fixed 

Upon a shake that*, being mixed—.—Carol hv' 

man. 

awhi!; 

known that Dean's her guy. . . . anyway. 

Louise Stoneson, Is Bob Burhnnan'r- •—• — — • •—. 

her guy? . . . Jay Mtnkler 

DISCussions 

Editor's Note: This Is the first 

Counter In • Merles of columns that will be 

devoted to the latest releases of 

Clockwise the popular recording companies. 

Our columnUlH flare for the "Jfre" 

By Bob Busxe 

language force* us to insert the 

Gleaned from a 1010 Lowell: translations. If you hare any re- 

This was the year of the first mark* to sresent. either pro or 

Big Clash. America had not yetcon, 

they will be received through 

entered. 

the letter bor. 

At Lowell, a gentleman of small 

stature stepped uu to the speaker's Newest and smoothest current 

platform. Ho was introduced as release Is the Count Basle record- 

Sataro Yamanouchl, a visiting high ing of "It's Sand, Man." The same 

school principal from Japan. group having recently completed a 

With a toothy smile the foreign local engagement, is also respon- 

emissary gave forth a speech on 

"Japanese Educational Ideals." He sible for the disc vocallxcd by Joe 

closed with the Invitation to Running, called "I'm Gonna Move 

"come to Japan someday." to the Outskirts of Town." 

Somehow we feel that his kind Abe Lyman's "Amen" and Kay 

remark was not taken seriously. 

You 

The light and heavy rescue squads m: 

bombed buildings and remove the victims Hi,' 

first nid teams may give them temporary bit 

These three divisions are the nucleus of tie II 

aster Relief work. 

In Lowell we have not only rescue s 

bera Richard Blumberg, Reginald 

Ronald Gee, Earl Lawrence. Bob Neuhaus, I 

bert Salinger. Bobby Schwartt. and Roger Tai,, 

son. but someone In practically every other fc 

Bert Pederson and Al Saron! are connn' 

with communications. Warran Hayward *- 

Larry Horn are with the messenger corns. B4 

Crowd! |. a aurgeon'. assistant and with theK 

and fuel division. Miss Boehm serves as n» 

tlonlst interviewer at George Washington. * 

Balenslcfer nnd Mr. Peterson nre with the Ml 

Center. "j £ 

Each district has a unit of Disaster R*-' 

Standnrd First Aid Is a pre-requislte. When 

. These people nre not the ones who are U* 

ing about being patriotic. They are the ones*' 

nre doing the work. You can register at Cl^'i 

Defense Headquarters. •^jf- 

I Stuff and Thingsf 

"Why does a dock run?" 

; 3fc 

jfr* • 

"You would too. If you had ticks." ;pi 

• • • • 'W* 

"Leave the room, please." *£ 

"I wasn't goinir to take It with me." 

That will be enough oat of you," 

doctor stitching up his patient. 

The little raindrops crept up to a L 

dust and said, "From now on your name I 

* * * * " • * 

A disconsolate Russian named Lowof&l 

Th,^».d5n|t 

Wasn't pleamnt a bit 

But Lowoff was always a show off. Pi 

Office Boy: -Mr. White, cou'd I han'i 

row aftetnoon off V -n" 

Mr. Whlt«: "Ah, yes. Yoor | 

supposeJ",.-'- ; , 

Offlre K

l^_ -~,rtr- f ' -n,V •— r 

£ ******* 

-#• - T-w I3H • '5ft- - »tS* *• THE LOWKLL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, Ittt A- 

" Takes Tuesday; 

Bears No Pushover-Ask Poly! 

: HowThey Line Up 

ilt's Cards 7 to I 

LOWELL 

(As up ta'St* Ignatius frame.) 

Position MISSION 

CARDINAL 

By Bod-J 

CAPERS 

No Cure Yet For Red Plague^ 

Loom Stronger TKan- J 4J2I 

Still pumping on all eights,Xoweirs "T" haa rolled over 

IU eleventh straight victim. In Its potential twelfth, the ; 

Cards will meet one of the smallest, toughest, fastest outfits •fn 

the league. .". . the Mission Bears, who lost to undefeated 

Poly by only a conversion, and to co-favored Balboa* 

39 Bill Bennett LER Tuiy Hardy _14 

The Model "T" leaves the up-tonbw 

smooth highway to the cham- Bennett, a senior, comes from Sacramento, playing hfs ftir*V-yesr* 

pionship next Tuesday and encoun- of football He has shown uncanny skill In ,uus snagging, scaring four 

ter* Mission, the first of a terlcs touchdowns. Hardy played on the Mission varsity last yearjtot seeing 

of rocky stretches on the Cardinal enough action to count. EDGE TO LOWELL. 4 

victory path. The contest could 

well Drove whether the A. A. A. 

• signpalnler 'trill put the Indian* 

namcplate on' the frosted 90 Ron Sokolov LTR Lincoln Holmgren 24 

9 to 6. It will be the CaHs' explosive land and air punch, 

glass door that leads Into the office 

not smoothness, that places them lose ' the " title- "" for " " them . 

of the prep kin*. ' _ Sockolov, the biggest man In the Lowell line, started one came lost in tho favorite role. This punch neither' could they , block 

The Bears are hungry. They season. He is a tough one to get around. Holmgren, starting off the can be shown atone In the 103 tackle. Now. with five games 

have been cheated of meat twice in season as a second stringer, has worked himself up to one of the city's 

points the Cards have already under their belts, they are the best 

their three-gsmc 1942 career*. 

rolled up In four games, almost defensive line In the loop, and im- 

better linemen, specialising In defense. NO EDGE. 

They scored "near misses" on Poly 

twice as much as the surging Sues, prove offensively with every game. 

and Balboa, and are out an under* 

and as much as tho seasonal total So improved h the forward wsJl, 

dogs to slash the tires of the "T" 

of the Ml T." Last year It was that they have held the opposition " 

[n a try to make successful their 51 Tom Strel LGR Ernie Skladis 16 a 40-yard pass and an all-Orst 60- to a scant average 41 yards from 

third chance at challenger ton* 

yard drive that won 13 to 0. This scrimmage per game. 

pi in jr. 

Although out most of lost season with a broken rib, Strei, rugged year It should be about the some Linemen are always the last to 

That the Voyncmen will not beand 

smart, plays a big part in the Lowell forward wall. Sklsdls, hav- 

story. 

gel recognition. Especially this 

idle during this attempt is a cering only worked himself up to first tiring In the last game, is yet i Backs Have What It Takes season, with LowelL Bslbos, and 

tainty. Mid-season finds them 

touch, vicious, clever, and, what's little green. EDGE TO LOWELL. 

If the "T" again sweeps the ^L 

even more important, undefeated! 

league for the title, the all-around 

Double-Edged 

Card backfleld will be the main 

Their land-air attack has proved 87 George Bull ruason. First of all. It has the 

BHI Dutto 28 league's class in running, passing. 

itself potent In five wins. 

sntT kicking with left half Paul 

» With Quarterback Charlie Mor- Bull, second stringer last year. ha. turncl into the loops outstand- J,,.",'JJ'Jfp ^-Mo pitcher and 

nard in a sky-cyed mood, the *T" ing center, turning in a steadily strong defensive and offensive game, second fullback in right half Herb 

will be "way over" the Bear heads. Dutto, starting his second game ot center while Reitcrman is taking Futda: In Jack Irvine, who has 

Should the passing frame by some over at tackle, has no experience, but plays a smooth game. ..EDGE TO 

* * fail to produce, then "Our 

' can resort to a ground at* LOWELL. 

E that is as sharp ax the Lowell 

axe. The almost equally versatile 

juggernaut, Chief Irvine, Orsi, Futds. 

Roach, and Calendar, gives 

something for the Dolores Strcctcrs 

to fearfully anticipate. 

lCi? 

ha nL n * % ?5'y "wlwl-yo* 

ouid-eair backfields in the ' city, 

their line* are apt to be over* 

30 Ed Bennett RGI, Bob iMeckicfch 31 

p 

All-City? I 

Bll 0 Bennett lit playing his first yt'ar in the local league, but has hnd 

experience with McCIntchy of Sacramento. Switching over to tackle 

I 

? 

wncn shsdawed and underrated, which 

they are. 

Cards Go Wrong Way 

No one can cay the Cards aren't 

good guys. In four games, with 

... only 32 penualtlcs to their credit, 

rippcd.up and through every team they have advanced their opposo 

far, the Xo. one fullback; and nents (seeing that the opponents 

an accurate passing, smart, fast couldn't do It themselves) 275 

quarterback in Charlie Mornurd. yards. Four of these thirty-two 

Figures speak far themselves. I times they not only went in to* 

... ,. «. I wrong direction, but gave up 

It's a Line Now I three touchdowns. Jock Iirvine thS 

After the opener, it was the victim, and set up 0 points for poor 

weak Lowell line that was going to Galileo another time. 

needed, he toughens up the Card line. Mcckeclch saw action last 

r niiii fif.; >' «• •» « n the 

ear nnJ has started all the games this y 

iu uaiiui-i-uHvnvi UI-UIKI! UU1I *'1CS f. _. __ ,_ , -.,.,11 . 

with Milt Rciterman In a contest Bcnr power. EDGE TO LOWELL 

which will probably decide all-city 

line claims. 

Milt Reiteran 11 

Hank Morris, sans ackle Injuries, spot. Th will 86 Hank Morris UTL 

be rest back, of the in Hnc-ui his ip tackle^ will re feature, spot. The bar- 

ring 1 injuries, 

.Morris Is the only j.iayer fn the Lowell line with three years' expo- 

to-havc-i tohavearound uviiuut-ui, uum j» . ._ • - ,. t. • 

and end on the right side. Sock- «"•• " hiftin « trom h: rient!C 

- He In a fast tfharccr and a tou«h nut to crack. Captain Rciter- 

» ""^ » D strengthen the left Hide of the 

Sockalov at the other tackle. aJ- line, is performing all*nrround 

as the city's 1«« lineman. EDGE TO 

most immovable Tom Strel at left .•MISSION. 

guard, finishing off with Chancy, 

currently holding a tot-hold on the 

left-end job. 

Coach Mike has seen fit to play 21 Ken Chaney 

the second string just as much a» 

the first, and that's why tho lied 

and White mentor can throw gridwise 

hugiw like Sim, Larkfns, 

Horn/ MacDougall, MacLauchlin, 

Sheldon. Green*. Consey. and Injury-ridden 

Buchanan, Astrahanseff, 

and DcForde Into the breech. 

Gomes (as In "gnomes") will un 

"ouch." I 

We hop* that by the time dusk; 

makes the players' shadows mere 

pinpoints, Scnor Gomes Is happily! 

nursing a set of well-earned cal- 

vot 120's Beat Lions. 110's Trackmen Prepare For 

Lose; Hopes Are High I Spring; Good Prospects 

against Galileo* The 

21-11, but the 120'sannual 

"six-day" race In the school 

emerged victorious, 34-12. yard because U. S. F. field Is not 

« 

Kurtclta, Ftahaven. Fracchia, available. 

Epstein, anil Howard started for 

the 110's. Kurtella and Flahavan 

The main trouble with running 

were high.point men. 

in the yard U that the fifth period 

The starting lineup for the ISO's class has to run through the fel- 

consisted of Fanfelle, Moore, Eplows who always manage to get in 

REL Manuel Williams 2 stein, Hines, and Jacnsch, who was the way. Rudy Oppenhftlmer broke 

high point man. 

After playing ball over in Hawaii, Chancy entered Lowell this The next league game was 

his wrist because someone got in 

term, taking over nt right end. He in the only junior on the starting 

played against St. Ignatius, Ston- his way. 

di 

eleven. He ploys an outstanding defensive sumo. Williams has shown 

enough stuff to earn a starting berth in his first varsity campaign. fo?the12oV!?»s 2-M2. Flah*va class A ar. Curtis and Sweeny, and 

NO EDGE. 

played a very food gome, scoring! Kaufman and Bonne. The class B 

12 points. leaders are Kirk and Pistole, and 

—: ——r~. Caton and Fried. Novalis and le- 

C h e 

«" John Lane 3 

Shinkickers Tie Poly, vln, and Scars and Vandery are 

Bow Before Washington 

Understudying all lost season, Mbmard hits taken over the quarterback 

spot, having plenty of speed and being an accurate passer. He has Eagerly looking forward to the 

scored one touchdown and tossed four others. Lane, not having any initial league encounter with Poly, 

Ml brcaking-In, has worked himself up two strings to a starter. He IK 

the date of ahich has not been decided, 

thn sower team, practicing 

a good pass receiver and has scored once. EDfiE TO LOWELL. daily at the Beach Chalet, has high 

iopes of annexing the championship. 

85 Paul Oral LHR Ray Fassler 5 Although the team has lost practice 

games with Washington and 

U. S. F., this Is not to be held 

All-City Paul Is the standout of the loop. He Is the best passer, 

classiest runner, and mast consistent kicker. Speedy Fowler, with 

hardly any experience, has turned Into a dangerous Bear threat* For 

Prom pedestrian to equcstriitn In 

ten not so easy lessons Is the goal 

his one touchdown he tore off 65 yards from scrimmage. EDOE TO 

set by Manager Pat Krill for theLOWELL. 

Riding Club this term. 

The riders, who meet at the St 

Francis Riding* Academy, plan a 88 Herb Fulda RHL Lafe Bottoroff 4 

bigger and better show than ever 

at the end of the term, during Fulda has turned out to be one of the key men in the "TV* back- 

Sports Week. 

field. He lit dynamite through the lino and will dud with Bottoroff to 

Mr. Boris, the instructor, and 

Miss Adams, the sponsor, look for- 

the right of the league's top left handed chuejecr. Bottoroff, with alward 

to much friendly rivalry bemost no previous grfd experience. Is a fast and steady ball player. He 

tween the three classes. Lowell, as has one score. "SO EDGE. 

always, has a great deal of champion 

material among the 104 girls 

taking the sport. 

Swimming as a required course 53 Jack Irvine Charlie Collins 21 

In high school? . . . Impossible—but 

many high senior girls are 

Irvine has gone through three football seasons, making first string 

finding this true since the Board last year. This season he Is the hardest, most powerful hitter In the 

of Education's latest ruling requir- city, and a top line backer. He has scored seven touchdowns—four offiing 

seniors expecting to graduate cially. The best defense for Jack: dipping. Collins Is powerful nnd 

to pass a test on swimming, diving, 

and life*«aving. The new course Is 

fast, having one season's experfencn. He is backed up by triple threater 

being held at the Y. W. C. A. with Alex Borovkoff. EDGE TO LOWELL. 

Miss Adsms In charge. 

At the last GirU' Block L meeting, 

under the direction of Mfss 

Flynn. committees for the clean-up 

campaign were appointed, and the Mrs. Crew Is a San Jose State 

way ft looks from hen, Lowell graduate and has come here to take 

shows some sign of being spick the place of Mrs. Smith, who Is on 

- and span once more. JI 

i Several new faces have appeared 

leave of absence. She will ba In 

In the girts' gym. with new teach- charge of tennis and Ice-skating, 

ers as well as students. 

major sports for girls. 

•"*; Miss Hera, who replaced •"Miss Random 

Adams' for a" brief time, was a 

Lowell gnd, and /mm Lowell went 

1 leading class C 

In the fifth period class A group, 

we find O'Donnel and Neuhaus 

first; Evans, who also received a 

suit. Is second, only through his 

good partner, Stockton. Hard luck 

was handed to the team of Clements 

and San Felipe when Clemenu, 

crack half-miler, injured 

hfs knee and was benched. 

u. o. r« inra to «ut w uv stein 

against them, since they did not After the "six-day" races are 

have the services of John Hard* over. Coach Harris plans to run 

re. Paul Hopper. Jack Kecfc, cross-country races which will 

__] Yde, Irv. Bailor, and Wilbur please O'Donnel. Busse. San Felipe, 

Grant, plucky little forward whose and Wlnkler, our best distance run- 

fight fs not to be exceeded. Also runners. 

to be taken Into account is the fact 

that these were tfao first games for 

six of the eleven men and naturaly 

the fellows had to learn the 

hard way. 

Bob Hermansen. fullback, slightly 

Injured in the Washington contest, 

will be ready for the Poly 

The* team has also been handicapped 

by tho absence of Coach 

Harris who halt been teaching 

swimming, but he will be back 

soon and the boys know he won t 

let them down. 

Goof Team Beaten By 

Lincoln, Balboa Gridmen 

Although they buffered • heartbreaking 

defeat at the hands of the 

Lincoln 

CALENDAR 

Friday, October 23-Netrcomers 

Reception. 

Tuesday, October 27—Mission 

vs. LowelL 

Note: Mrs. Crew's has- 

rVdsr. October 30—Bfch-3 

bsnd Is now serving In Uncle Sam's VriSr^Knrr mter S-P.-T. A. 

to Cai. to complete her education. Submarine Force. 

Bazaar.' 

M LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL 

Practice makes perfect. If there 

is a drop of truth in that adage, 

then Ben Ncff will have two more 

lightweight casaba titles Id his 

credit. 

With a host of promising/, but 

Inexperienced ball tosMrs on 1 ctll 

the tens and twenties, thing* «y.* and a few irauies 

the team. 

be piayce In the jnm. Come sea 

the "little fellaj': they're Kood. 

3E; ^-»

. S. Fers 

Lowell 

Academically 

' Thli term there are 120 C. S F. 

members and novitiates. Tho officera 

are Donald Shaman, presldent: 

Franco Newman, vlce-presldent: 

and Wolfgang Schwabacher. 

secretary. The following li a Hit 

. of the "Lowell brainstorms" who 

are. prespective life memben of 

thi« tehofutlc organisation for the 

fall tern:.. •-•• 

Alexander Nichols, Corinnc 

Brmih. Lillian Brown, Marion B 

i sasaar3 

Miriam Bercovich, Jean ingrain, 

Marie Lo Bianco, Doimld Shsnuan, 

and Frances Newman. 

The «nUre Hit of C. 5. F. member* 

followi. 

114 

Lillian Brown. Marion Burness, 

Barbara Laundrie, Ceclle Wohl, 

Jane Brahtar, Carol Claibournc, 

Dythe-Mary HerUrt, Louise Reyburn, 

Barbara Smiley, Betty Holt, 

Jack F«der. Miriam Bercovich, 

Jean Ingram, Marie Lo Blanco, 

Donald Shaman, Emllie Allison, 

Eleanor Brotman, Florence Wuhlnunn, 

Frances Newman, and Joan 

Simon. u 

-TUBLOV'SU* FRIDAY. OCTOBER 23. 1312 - 

New Lowell Course^Tomato Picking - Senior 

Shorts 

I By; Bob 

' Busse 

mean gome of football In the key 

Doet this column set with 1 our guard position. 

fancy—are you passing up Teepee His one worry? Gettlnr fat! 

to read II first J 

Yes sir. If in the Examiner man- 

Do we choose the right people to ner we iRgued trawling ban, 

"dissect"? Is the selection-circle Jackson would ITTS'J the leather 

limited to a "certain" group? luggage. With ft, f 4 would so far 

Our only way of finding out —very farl 

what you think on the subject Is 

through The Lowell letter box. Inside 

the main entrance. 

And now to Prances Mandfch. 

So drop us a whine. Ye Cards! 

You would have to take off your 

shoes to count her reservation do- 

• < • • ings. - . 

Surprise surprise! And guess 

who grabs the brass ring this 

She's been fn the term play, 

time? 

planned the frosh entertainment, 

and made the Shield tor checking 

Yep, Jack MacDougall. the wavy- on why you weren't here last Frihaired 

Atllasltc. 

day. 

"Chalk up" credit to Jackson for 

Lowell's first-rate shotting in the Habit*? She** given to eyebrow 

scrap drive. As Block L major lifting in attempts to solve per* 

domo, he has brow-beaten the plexing problems. 

stripe wearers Into yeomen efforts. Incidentally, we discovered Fran 

Ills mettle has been shown. Sure, was on the traffic squad in her 

that's "tinny." but the raucous youth at Presidio Junior High. 

sound of a growing pile is music Wasn't there a bulletin notice 

to the Army's ears. 

t'other day requesting volunteers 

As a sideline. "Half Breed" (as for just such a job ? 

ho Is cslled by cohorts), plays a Aw, c'mon. . . , 

Lowell Works To Scrap Record Made 

Help War Effort By BlockL Society 

Lowell Is helping In the war efort! 

Yes. Lowell's students and faculty 

arc really rolling up their 

Over 200 Ion* of red globes packed with vitamins for the armed force* sleeve* and d 

and the civilian army were navrd from loas by fifty Lowell girl 

Robert Kapsteln. Adrienne Ap* 

in lots to do! 

harrentrrs in the past two week*. The lomato picking was dune Eid 

plegarth. Lorraine Bowman, Ruth 

Evidence of this was the hugc|pra{sed the boys for the splendid 

on farms nrar Pleasant on. Mrs. Jordan and Mlas Adsms lived and 

Krile. June Prehuer, Doris Thomp. 

pile of scrap metal that adorned showing. He o!so listed the many 

worked with the girl*. —I'Icturo Courtesy S. F. News. 

son, Joyce Young, June Brooks, 

Julian Martin. Mildred Klcfer, Jane 

Boeder, Eva Wolff. Virginia 

Wurm, Alan Margolfs, Carmen SH- War Affects 

va, Merrill Muh*. ililUrd Perstein. 

Wilna Rasmusicn, Donald 

Cochran, Milan Yurosh, Jocdyn School Clubs 

Vollmar. Elizabeth Douglas, Jean 

Duff, 

DimiuU, gasoline and sugar m* 

H3 

tloning, identification toga, and 

Thomas Griswold, Esther Voa- 

no journal this term. Yes, the war 

qu,-i, Marie Wagner, Bill Epstein, 

has affected us In a small way, but 

Bubette Livingston, Edward Bar- 

WW&. *£ 

Clarence'hasâffected these after school ac- 

| Pan American conditions, the 

LJ Spanish Club Is 

South 

Morton Cohen, William Bealt, ^"SffeS- 

Tom : Steege. Dorothy Apostol, »'*/«" 

Dick' Wlnkier. Helen Dcnckerf ffL,?« igf.„' 

assisted by Vice- 

N t n and Sec- 

Clalrr Stewart, Loralne Pielhop.1 Pl ?iH'S , in" *-»— 

Martha Schwlmley, Carlisle Lan? ""L 1 ? HeIc With the traditional Lowell spirit, 

Block L boys turned In an 

amazing record in the scrap drive, 

collating a ton and a half of scrap 

sleeves and digging In! For there i in i ninety it minutes it on October Ob 9. 

President Jack MacDougall 

ised the boys for the pldid 

:he front of our building recently.! other activities of lh#* society. The 

Hcri\ everything from a meat) morning traffic squad I* composed 

grinder to an antiquated jalopy • rntircly of letter men. These hsrd- 

R.O.T.C, Plans could lie found. Already several \ 

thousand tons of scrap have been I 

gathered bv tho Block L boys, the j 

Many Activities honor Rocicties, and the Junior j 

Statesmen, under the direction of VICTORY 

Mock battle tactics anil maneu- Mr. Monroe and Mr. Johnston. 

vers will 1H> practiced during the 

Every day sees the pile Increasing. 

Already thirty-eight cartons of BUY 

Lowell It. 0. T. C'fi forthcoralnc popular current magazines and 

ovor-ntcht hike In .Marin County, books are on the way to the tads 

It was rrvt-oled by Cadet Colonel in the nc/vicc oversea*. They have 

Emerson. 

been gathered together by Miss 

Anderson and will provide many 

The last two weeks have seen the hours of entertainment for lonely 

organization of the It. O.'s annual soldiers, sailors, and marine. Many 

football tournament. Already, com- more arc needed, and y,& the drive 

panies A, B, C, and D have chosen 

will hist for the rcmaiiiJer of the 

term there Is still time to bring in 

their teams. Each company Is those books and magazines that 

prepared for a hard hattlc with you have at home. 

the other three. The It. O. T. C. Three- torpedoes tire headed to* 

band hits also organized a team wants some Japanese man of war, 

thanks to the students who have 

and may piny one or more of the brought In their old keys. These 

compfinios. 

are kept separate from the ncra, 

Lowell kharp-shootcr* have been metal and will bv accepted In SO' 

? êncker. _ 

.T.m.. James Barrett, Ramit llvmnn Hyman BIk, niv Arun- 

.. to isy incorporated Into a rifle tenm as long as the scrap metal drive 

Arun." Club _.T*' are members studying of the tho raw Chemistry mate- which will try to win new laurels lasts. The success of this camdale 

Vrabee, and Barbara Blume. rials that sre necessary In war. fur Its school. This term's team paign Is due In part to the room 

HZ 

They have already been through sees the return of three veteran representative*. 

SUnley Yep, Noel McKenna, the laboratories at St. Mary's Hos- Ilos- members, they arc Captain Hid- So STOP your hoarding, 

Elisabeth Storen, Joan Fdher,' pitaL it! N Now, according dl t to MMr. 

zkk. First Lieutenant Vurosh, turn in magazine*, scrap metal, and 

Clara Richert, Esther RIchert,! Schwartt, they arc planning a trip and First Sergeant James. "All in- keys this way everything 

Mary.. Ellen Leonard. Gertrude to the Blood Bank. Weekly meet- dications show that it'll be anoth- can do the most good for your 

stl* Inn fsinm ** flriFft RIcluer, Allen " Newell. Richard Ings are conducted In 333 every I er top team, said Emcrnon. Fmiirvnn .

'** 

3^ 

Ff?iig scores of E'8-0 and IKf-U. 

it !)urlng tlic first fi%'u yearn of 

£gridir»n struggle- with Poly, Lowell 

rfemerged vic:ur five time* under 

'Jthe able coaching of Courtney 

rjoremn. 

Then . . . tragedy, unsafely, 

s fear . . . war! Lowell concn cn- 

£ lifted on December 13, 1917. He 

twos replaced by an Indian alumni 

land a U. C. grid star, Mike Voyne, 

^who is now widely known aH the 

Inmost outstanding San Francisco 

21 Warn n Coach 

Coach Voyne it still producing 

fchamjuonHhip teams on the old re*- ! 

iJervu'Jon. Tuie year's team may 

jrave to be another "wonder team" 

i; vîut that famous eleven in 1939. 

Because of the tireK-nt world eon- 

!..rt. the Parrot** famous Joe Verlucci 

has left to be t-eptuced by Milt 

Lfl» Win ! 

-We all loolr fuiward to a victory 

r the favored Parrots, for we 

_|ixe thitt perhap* thin iff the last 

lance we may have to piovu thnt 

-JV Lowell Indians art: boiler team 

jupportcrs und that the Lowell 

elivcn iias better player-. 

c This (a the twenty-ninth game, 

Erhatw llio las*, for the duration. 

• know I need say no more 

. . Sec you there! 

NVxt spring's giant "Itcd 

and White" will contain, 

among many other interesting 

feature*, twelve puces of 

enndid camera shots. So 

here'* your chance, camera 

hounds! Brine 'em in in 

drown! 

Hut the editors don't want 

all of thei>c photon tn lie of 

Lowvll's "big shots." There 

should be- lotx of freshmen 

and sopuhomorcs in these 

pictures. Ijirge groups are 

to Iw avoided—four or five 

people at most. 

r ear a Badge of Service; 

Enlist in Victory Corps 

What hif-li school students can do Everyone enrolled in the 

on the home front to r " ' 

._ war has been outlined 

.Jnited States i>ovTnmcnt - 

lUtlon-widc Victory Corps 

Member* of ths fifth pet 

riod clean-up committee have 

t received th& commendation oi' 

I Mr. \VaU*i, thu committee di-\ 

Krector. ?or the excellent jobv 

J they arc doing In keeping 

I Lowell looking well. 

1 Co-opCi'atioii on the imrt of 

Laft students, however, has In 

£ tor? and must be Improved, 'it 

b was stated. : 

i^' Among tho .-ncniliors of tho 

K committee nro Eiine Cowell. 

KJohn Collan, and Joriy DeU 

Special Service Divisions, each not a word of protest was M*A. 

with tiarticulnr requirements. All Impossible? No, because the fitagrcgistry 

teachers have full Infor^'wred hours program went into .>f- 

matfon on JIMS requisites. I feet, and school will open nt 0:00 

After frigning up. members of the 

Corps will tic entitled to wenr Insignia 

Indicating their service. 

Thic program to enlist high 

school students where they arc 

most needed and In what they can 

do best Is nation-wide [n IKVPC. fnduiiing 

all public and unvote sec-1 

ondnrv schools. However, the adt 

m(i:ixtratlo^ tcill be locnl. In addf- 

[Ifon, each rchool wMI hov« a Vic- 

| tory Corps Council of mcmltent, 

na-wnts, and teachnrs, whose jub It 

wHl be to develop policies and 

pIn nil. , 

nnd close nt 2:*'O. making the 

nrc^n.m arc to give youths 

.cdlite, accelerated, nnd spec ol n.iw«inn w»r vuon. i, ,—j- . 

lluWta ancl 8li 

-lining for the war service they 3. Continuon* srrvtvc :w air raid 

[III perform after they .wive warden, first watcher, U- S. O. volhool, 

and at the same time to unteer, builder of model airplanes, c*. wj 

lint out Hie ratpoiMibimic* thnt r.wl Cross work, farm a'd. salvage'Ot S£2QT tlOUTS 

cycm shoulder now. ,work. can, of smali children for; ® S The staff of the-Kdd nnd White 

hits has brought In thu total iof 

»13J5 

ber 12. Ilomc-and-home discussion from Its sale of tho (riant sprlnir 

nrogmms were held with Oakland edition. This represents the sale 

High »nd the U. S. F. freshmen. of MM Journals. Two hundred 

The Navy has moved into the de- more will be set aside for tho newbator's 

hungout, 319. The room is comers to Lowell next spring. 

no longer adorned with "ci "and This super-journal vrf'J be thu 

debate xchcdulcs, but with the re- lanrest in Lowell's histo.7. wd will 

sult of Mr. Lorbcer's plan of tench- be the first annual. Inciudld in the 

ing Navy rulimcnU. Beneath sig- Red and White will be complete 

nal codes and knot boards, the air uictures of the fall anV. spring 

stilt grows warm, while Coach Lor- srailuctlnc classes, photon atul sto- 

~ , becr kans tmcU in his chair and nes for a wnole year of Jports and 

" Memhenhtti Meanx Service |working puretits, ami many other A ffootc 

smiles. 

lOutllned In tho plan of the "teen- necessaary jobs. JXTTeClS 

.Mr. Barry is the Bed nnd White's 

rim> sponsor. 

«-o army" are tho services that stu-f sP«l«l Service Divtalorut ! 

1.6 

.-^ :;,;

EDITOR 

LOWELL STAFF 

BOB STURTEVANT 

rv j,/-;;:-::i:Tl 

Managing Editor- 

Feature Fr*" 

- Joan Simon 

tftf re F ... 

Sporta Erilf"" 

, .... iin Sullivan 

1 

Clrl Sporta Editor 

Defense Editor 

Circulation M""nicf 

Mary Brandt 

Hotirw ctwIlM 

Alan Orr 

Gloria. Qiundt 

Clannca Kub«nittln 

Joo 8*n Fallpc 

Jora Dnuktn 

Uob H 

r 

—Bud Silverman 

tone Guesser 

.Mildred Kiefer 

Manhelm 

REPORTERS 

lUb lUrbam nnltlen 

•Nornun Kramer 

Itlctutnl Mobfer 

Manramt tfcholra 

Itetijr Solomon 

HoMr Ttiompiion 

Marjorle W»Ui 

This is Thanksgioing 1942 - 

Ji Holiday Changed By War 

"There are no ration cards. The lights 

burn brightly; there is no blackout. This, 

you Fee. is America, and today is Thanksgiving." 

These sentences were taken from The 

Lowell's 1941 Thanksgiving editorial. We 

were thankful then that we were a neutral 

nation and had not felt the effects of war. 

We had won the football championship, 

and the victory made the day complete. 

Since that day things have changed. 

In December we entered the war. Blackouts 

were frequent. May found us standing 

in line for sugar ration books. We 

began saving scrap. Dimout laws were 

put into effect Now, gasoline and meat 

are to be rationed. 

Last year we were grateful that we 

didn't have to worn' about these things. 

Today such inconveniences are immaterial 

; for we have higher values. 

We are thankful today that our homes 

have not been attacked and that we still 

have a plentiful supply of food. More than 

that. President Roosevelt's recent words 

express - our feelings: "Americans are 

united as never before. The strength of 

the United Nations is on the upgrade." 

This is Thanksgiving, 1942. 

Teepee Tattle Tales Has 

Opened a Second Front 

So long, gossip—Teepee has opened a 

second front1 

Lowell has always been tops in everything. 

The football team has won more 

championships than any other school; 

Patrick Henry has always had many of 

his successors in this school—in other 

words, unsurpassed debaters; scholarship, 

tops alumni, successful. When Uncle 

Sam called the students of America to participate 

in Hie war effort, Lowell was 

right there on call. The 3tudent body purchased 

an enormous amount of war 

stamps and bonds; books and magazines 

were brought for the armed forces; and 

scrap metal was collected in huge amounts. 

': Those are the things that make Lowell 

outstanding, not petty gossip. For that 

reason, gossipy Teepee Tattlctales will be 

no more. Instead there will be information: 

about those who are so generously 

giving their time to the war effort. 

.. So long gossip 1 

' Victors Corps Enables You 

'"...••••-.. To Aid the War Effort 

We know that you want to help win the 

war—nothing else is possible. 

| -But you want to know exactly what, 

when, and where the Government actually 

want you. High school students arc now 

being told definitely and clearly just how 

they can best help. 

The Government set up the Victory 

Corps for the single purpose of making 

better- use now and in the future of 

teen-age efforts. This program tells how 

each ot.us can be of more service to our 

country; 

All that is necessary to become a member—that-.is, 

.recognition that you are 

'working:for the nited States—is service 

to your nation. 

THE LOWFXL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1942 

Fun For All At 

Big Game Rally 

"We'll Win" Is 

General Opinion 

Click click to the tune of Glenn 

Miller's "Knit One Purl Two"—no 

very many Lowell Kirh ar« knitiini? 

sweaters for Red Cross. Ann 

total Is five. Five happy 

—1-1:— .....L -i t o o 

most of them tire so fixed up that 

the man liasn't got a chance to ask 

who ho wants. Our vote for oddity. 

of the month in the Copicy, Joan 1 

Wonder and Ken Wells trio. Who 

said he felt like the humnn ash 

tray on the last Wonder-fuI (kid-; 

ding, of course) date? I 

, Talk int: about dates, who Is that I 

boy from "way down under"— AMtrolitt 

to you dupes, who seems to 

pet alonjt so famously with Beth 

HaW and who cMortcil "Pigcon- 

1CIM M short, shoulders too tight, but at 

least the girls are trying—that's 

more than we can say for some of 

those publicity hounds who try to 

bribe us for mention in these col- 

Lowell was welt represented lost 

Saturday in ull downtown department 

stores. Everyone seems to be 

working now. 

Mnry Shcffcy has done some 

very nlcasant war work as a Junior 

U. S. O. hostess. 

Oliver to a recent shindig? Ytifve heard the slogan "Zip 

Dtitcs—und more dotes—and Doug your Hp"— well, so hnvo we. So 

Homer ii date with a Atrctchcr! we II do it—but, although it's sabo- 

i es, he's a stretcher bearer. tage to listen to rumor, we're coing 

Jackie Tnbournel Is a C. D. re- to do jusr that thing: 

ceptionist at Aptos Junior High. All richt. you R. O. T. C. fellows 

v> e hear she also does some recep- nut your cuns away. We're not 

tionlnt; of Washington men—who allies, we just want to be ready to 

always seem to call. 

inform you of ntl tliat happens! 

Lowell's Spirited Scrap Drives 

Led by Generous Teachers 

Old keys, compacts, furs. maga-| Throuch the efforts of Miw Anslnes. 

pots and pan*, books—th's dcrson, Mr. Johnston nnd their colmay 

sound like a junk denter's collectors, nnd you who nro helping 

lection, hut it's the battle cry of nml have helped atrcaily bv bring- 

Miss Anderson, who has led Lowell i ing your scrap, we have turned in 

into the thick of the f'ght wittijovcr 0,000 keys, tnicklondu of 

one of the most complete iiml pro- j metal scrap, nnd shipments of 

iluctive salvage drives in any hign • hooks am! magazines, 

rtchool. | Hut these drives aren't over. 

Inspired by the contribution Mr.,^ nrc «' !1 ««*«* °»- And they 

Johnson and the Block L boys made; ""*£ .>°" r ft J^fe . Con . tri t U , tI °, 1 !to 

the war effort wl'h the very sue- JfeL' M r ono y for you t0 hoIp In 

*" 

that may sound small, but are »° I k Th£nm man, ,tude..ls who are 

Important. 

already doing their pert .that have 

tTake fur.for example. Lowell is 

.„,. „_.- ... «.**••'•-••.*. wu"^.. ."I"*'* KuîL'u ."!'" 4«ny recognition. DC* 

the qnly school in the city that In have rcfilly done ImnorUnt work. 

colIp;tinR this vital scrap. TheoWl At the Irwfn MemoriM BIotK 1 

pieces of skin that you turn in R«nlt. Mnc Hunter, WocI McKcntw, 

will nrobably actually save a life,} France* NVwman. tyuluc R*»'.-burn, 

the lift; of one of those unsung he-1 Barbara Smiley, La Verne Stoutcnroos, 

the merchant marine. - The, ben,*, nnd Raw; Sultan are among 

_.-.._».(— i- n .L-. thnt . branch - - • of - service -• thnv> dolnir clerical work. 

lira mat, many from exposure. A If you think this Is where you 

fur-llntd Iccfcjt mlKht bi the dif- can help, so Mti* Anderson about 

ference between life and death. working there. 

Lieutenantin. Waacsj ^ - ^ 

Former Lowell Student 

Although such'sounds as "forward marcV* 

"rompanv halt" are the most umial for 2nd L.,_, 

tenant Kelley. she seemed quits at home amid: 

the noise and confusion of Lowell's Bauuuv^P 

After being introduce*!, we set about asking: 

the trim officer a few vital Questions whlchicairi 

Are you going? ! am, and ao Of the many replies to our query 

nro a lot or other students. Well '—"What Is your opinion on the 

have lota of fun. The Empire la a outcome of tho BlgCame?" . . . 

swell theater, Just the plnco for ths wo picked a laxr of the lesaer. shall 

Lowell-Poly night rally, and the we sny emotional ones, to repeaat 

price only 30 cent*. 

to you, and here they are: 

If you net there by 7:30, you will Merle Moore, end, rubbed his 

see and hear all the entertainment chin, thought deeply and uttered: 

Paul Hopper ha* ready. 

"It'll be A good game because It's 

Do you remember Ira Thompson 

for tho championship. Lowell will 

and Bob Arnold? They were paat 

win by one touclidown." 

presidents of LowelL They're ga* 

Sandy Johnston: "Loads of luck 

me to say a few words. The hand 

to a ftwell bunch of fellows and a 

will be thcro to furnish some music. 

championship team." 

The pupils that went to tho last 

Paul Hopper. In the midst of a 

rally can tell you that the commun- 

bevy of beauties aUted: "We're 

ity singing of college song* is real- 

the underdo?, and the underdog has 

ly A lot of fun. 

always won In the past. Let's hop* 

It hatipens again." 

There will be speeches by Mike Cliff Gome*, our hula-hula kid, 

Voyne and tho captains of the stopped for a minute, went into o 

Thansgiving Day fracas teams. Al conference with Ed Bennett and 

Hoyman, the yell leader of two Ken Chancy, and came out with 

terms ago, will be at the rally to this resolution: "Poly has a very 

lend a couple of yells. 

stronir team, but well try to bo 

Don Urush and Joe Cullen, two better." 

cx-grads, are going to put on a Don Schumacher, our swell yell 

skit or two. 

leader who has a tremendous Job 

Y«, I'll be there, and so will ahead ot him, says: "If you kids 

you, 1 hope. Don't forget, the Em will follow directions, especially for 

piro Theater, West Portal and Vin the Cnrd stunts, the spirit should 

ccnle,' November 24, 7:30, and 30 be as high an we hope the score 

cent*. 

will be." 

j Teepee Tattle Tales 

Traisa the Lord and Pass thoi Juno Mangini has been working 

Ammunition," a good song. Is all hard with the Junior A. W. V. S. 

you you hear over the radio. Today, She is busy being backed up by 

yes, right now, we are going to do about fifty-'fiv? Lowell girls.* 

xomc little little praising praising and and quite a Pets enter the defense work, 

bit of f pausing—yes, i you g set! a iin 

too. Xo wonder Donnldine Bridges 

Teepee Tattle Talcs —._ before yo „—. your htm been so busy. Shcs' training 

eyes . . . were passing up hcr U Ti>kê My Place—Bill She* 

dar. to Jackie Kenficld. 

MIMIIT Five bv Fire—Hnnk Morris. 

Ju»t AH Tinich Vou Were Here—Jean Barbe to 

Dnve Williams. 

Amen—Betty. Darin, and "Sandy." 

He's Mv Ruy—Violet V'ncent to Bob Eddy. 

You're Ka«y to Dane** With—Frank Snnford. 

Srrenitdc in Itlue—Cat Capxev. 

Mbw Vnu-Gtorin Unt' to Bob Cherry, 

lie Cnrrful. ffn My Heart-Jackie Tabournel tf 

the Washington football team. 

Can't Hut netirnfn OK My Mind—Maurice 0*BrlB 

to Georgia Sayrc. . 

Jingle Ja-'Rle Jinjile—Your money for War Bow 

and Stamps. 

Poll Announcement 

To be featured In our senior issue will be tJ* 

teturns of the following poll in which we wov! 

like every one of you to participate. ^ 

Ballots must be In the Lflter Box not to? 

than Krijay. December 18. Ballots will not bj] 

counted unless thev nrc signed by the studttfj 

onil, thcreftirc. u ruling of one ballot to a studestj 

must lui mnae. 

Titles to l>c voted on ore: 

Mont Popular Girl 

Most Popular Boy 

Most Sophisticated Girl 

Most Hn-hful Boy 

School Nitwit 

School'* nig Shot 

Typical High School Boy 

Tyi.Scnl High School Girl 

Smoothest Dancer (Girl) 

Smoothest Dancer (Boy) 

Cutest Couple

Tear Up Past Records--"Big 

Little Game" Finally Here 

Jl'S ::LOWELL\ 

JyJo^Player' ; V ;..:?':Iine>upi'-^;::;;^ppLY ••• _ 

.."- 

||67OitI Bennett 

j;Ot Ron Sockplor 

j'91 Tom Slrel 

787 George Bull 

; 13 Ken Larklns 

- Ed Bennett 

I"37 Ken Chancy 

I J9 Chas Mornard 

I 76 Paul Oral 

93 Herb Fulda 

S3 Jack Irvine 

Wt. Pos WL Player "-'.iL No.%, 

177 LER 172 BobMcLtan; G7^ 

205 LTK 200 Werner Plagge 60^ 

175 LGR 18S Dick nallgren SS 

165 C 167 Don Kodgers '73 

158 RGL 174 Bob Dodda 75 

175 RTL 210 Norm Morrlll 98 

175 REL 180 Bob Gray 54 

1-10 Q 155 Bob Griffin 63 

175 LBR 155 Russ Ramos 66 

185 RHL 157 Harry Wilson 52 

185 F 205 BUI Whitehorn 53 

Lowell Squad 

Klnir 42 Colrndnr 

•" 5 Mncitlo 45 JlacDouimH 

10 Nave 45 ~ "" " 

It Bandarrca GO 

.12 AstrnhantsefrB 

1:13 Vnyuie 05 

Gilt C8 

I 17 Gomes 72 

|!20 Brown 73 

21 Richardson 77 

22 Janssen 81 

23 Lawrtnro 82 

,24 Horn 84 

2S Sdmhanl 

Top. Itfl lo rlKht: Mghl half Herb Fulda, quarterback Chsrlle Mornard. left halfback N'ek Antrahanlseff. IS Sf.fi'f 11 "' 1 

Poly Squad 

Collishan 

Roach 

Sheldon 

Merccrcau 

Barthold 

Copsey 

McLennan 

Quondt 

Green 

Pittson 

Moore 

McLaughlln 

Morris 

and fallback Jack Irrlne. Bottom, left to right: Ken Chanejr, Ed Ilrnncll, Ken Larkin*, George Ball. 3? 8Sj 

Clement e 

Tom Slrel. Iton Sockolor, and Dill Bennett. —Photo by Henry Albert, jj umntk DeFord 

Buchanan 

Dotur 

Simm 

Wells 

Bcrriman 

MacMillan Chan 

E5 Wllloughby 83 Van Houtte 

66 Mllslcy 91 Shutta ShutU 

Kl .. Axell 30 Barry - 

01 T. Tlcaczyk &7 Lane ' 

62 Coreris lfl Ki.d 

Lamayion 

J. Tkaok 

Rudolph 

D. Johnson 

States 

Curran 

Crouch 

Either 

Castillo 

Marqucz 

Rarncss 

Mooihei 

N. Ronuisanta 

Tucker 

Peterson 

Scafire 

Minor Sports: The Same Old Story 

Soccer Team Booted '10s, 20s Come Through 

Althoufch thc soccer team ended 

'n fourth place In the lentrue, it was 

a dark horse, upsetting «uch favorites 

na Commerce and Poly in 

They

! ««- 

p Varieties 

"Hit Lowell on 

Decf2 and 4 

, Jam packed wltl. entertainment, 

Lowell 1 * "Victory Varieties" nllpn 

Into top billing on the school *chodulo 

Wednesday and Friday with 

two performance* of what may be 

the lout appearance uf the xemf-annual 

production* far the duration. 

Mr. I'olland, dramatfcR conch, 

rich fn utttfte-gawy, nan expended 

vvery moon* to make thir the mottt 

nucreiuful of hi* lonjc Hut of *mn*h 

hlU. 

' . Never IW«re 

U%t*rythlnir \* iww. The twentytwo 

net* and black-out nkitit are 

strictly flrnt time on the Iôwt-II 

t 

They feature Morm Kratr.tr nnd 

Hob RtilwnKlcin Iii "Morning Kxcrri«e." 

a fimt little burlequc on physical 

eiluration by way of tho loud 

niH'dker. In the |iart of I'mfiiuwiT 

"Mou" JJpptnan, Kramor fa can* 

ceded tti be one of thn hiKh spot* in 

the Inuch-crammed nrojmtn. 

Veteran Jim Oliver, with Shirley 

Plymire. Tom Stccgt-, Mttrilyn 

Cone, Jack Cooper, Junt; "" ' 

homme. Eft nbotit. right face, 

Konvnrd march, a faster pace, 

! On the double, keep in ntcp. 

f Enoush; 

Little brotherV dtwovcrlni* cm 

morc. 

barraMcd xInter'K lovo-mnkinjr EM *" 

IN-, low on the ttround, crab your h«L 

the theme of 'The Wry Xnkt-d ' 

V»m*vi« no idea how irood you'll feel. 

Hoy," featuring Dout; Homer in Graduate Guide) Lowell Boys Answer Hospital's N*(iw nn I'our toco, hup, hup, 

the doubtfully envious position uf 

Fur coodnoK xntce, please net up. 

the unclad urchin. 

l'«'t«r ciri.4, you're tired, no duubt 

Caroline Nnhmnn if* the ulum- 

Wo rccnmmonil "T h r i 11! n K.". nu „],„ r,Hoivc(Yiiu' mosl uni-spilct- Call for More Stretcher Bearers Wi'H. f»r iroodnpRd FJII:C; they're 

all par>fed out!!! 

•'JI!«»ln>. *' -—-••"'» «•••-••• L'nks. "•"• nnd ••Adventure" • — ••-•••»•« r | it; «• minor hraur ihls ihl month- l Jshc Si was elect-1 l 

. , 

for tho the nanlyofhcnrt hnrdy-of-heart. LllV' Lowell'*'cti unwlilviit ! of the delating fn- Kcsnondiin,' to nil indent need for trained .itrelcher iiear- 

Strftcher:ncarcni will be m attend-jt«nii:y ut State. S\w nh» wiiiku; 

'., forty-four 

-w * 

Lowell hoys have umlt-*rj;om* 11 course of iti- i- Basic Naval Course 

•tand the caff of thiw chiller,.. | jcrr>. » "Clolden colenmn Cuter." and n.,b Cherry \'im It 

i-llnwr J.,

SSI 

^TOMORROW 

^Volume 81. No. A 

1 o k in g 

Ar o u nd 

Lo• 

w e11 

i s 

By Rob Slurtcvant, Editor 

».> January 25 is u very special day) 

If '- fcr 230 Lowell students. To the i 

1/ hiifh seniors, graduation day will ^M 

;«nJ forever nigh school daynJIM 

Graduation on that day will mean! . To I*jn:l Hopper, every 

Lowell 5tu«lent owes a vote of 

thank* for tha efficient way En 

which h good officer*. LOMeSt L1OS6S IOF 

for Lhe Job next lerm will 1* very: 

IMPI. Vot-i for the person you: 

know will IK: a cie.iit to Lowell. Student Body Card 

Worth Repeating ] 

The Lowell -"udoni hody U 

N'I-XL term'it Ktinlent IMMIV c:ird 

will lie somethinir tti tulk' about, 

probably lln-d of hcarinc 

SflN FRANCISCO'S OLDEST HIGH SCHOO 

San FtnnclKo, California. Wtilanulay, January 20.1043 

Candidates Await Verdict 

U|_ w A*V A*«t^S,j^^^^%j 

230'Seniors; 

TajGradiiate 

January 2 5thj 

' Tomorrow .._ In registry, Lowell'* office and won Block L member- 

student body officers . for the ship for hi* iwlmming ability. Ray 

spring term will bo chosen. At ... the IN ... i-rexy ,..». of „» the ...v Iorr-3 .«.,-«. claw. *.««i, Block »•»•• 

nrimary cWtiont, held on January r L memfier, *nd a football and basil, 

the candidate* for each office j kcthnll player, 

were singled down to two, «•-•-- Chief ... "money counter" will be Graduation Exercises 

Eddy v* null 

Ed Rarthold. high-3 prexy. or 

Hoping to be able to iiudres* Allan Mancoll*. Both are Scroll ;At Opera Hou«« 

stud'nts at court lollies and lead and Block L . member*. 

In other activities are George Bull "LoweL r 

and Bob Eddy. George Is well Who will be chief In the news- "Conjcratalatlonsr J 

known as the nil-city football cen- room? Will it be Mildred Kfefer, "Thank you. Mr. Stephens.**^ I 

ten Ho holds a membership in the who has spent two terms on The 

Block L nnd Scroll, and works in; Lowell staff and one Jcrm on the 

These words will be repeated o-A 

Miss Harrison's office. 

Red and White staff? Sho is a 

sWO Lowell graduates who will ro-i 

Bob Eddy is another of Mis* Block and shield member as well 

eelvo their diplomas on Xoii&y,* 

Harrisun's hoy* and a xnorts en- as a debater and was cub man- 

January 25. at the Opera HODS*. { 

thjxiant. . He Is an outstanding aging editor of The Lowell. 

California's oldest high school 

Vrxity wrxity swimmer swimm and nd was prcxy rxy of f 'wnn wnr • • i 

hU low junior claxx. Bob will vie 

•• - ••• 

had its first commencement ezer-: 

with George for the office of prcs- „ 

Jilent t n Shield member, and also haf 

Vice presidential candidates are upent one term on the Red and 

Ruth Gumbrecht of the advanced White staff? 

orvhextra, and Pnt Krili, C. A. A. 

Favorite* 

rtdinr manager. Illock L member, Juanltn Roymonandt 

vice-president of her hfj;h>3 claim, posed for the office of 

and helper In Mr. Monroe's office, j manager. We know she Is antlcl- 

¥J There "** were — only ' * two candidates' " * nntlng ulng hnnl work In the coming 

^*ff _ ._ >rm, nnd, because oC her previous 

taker, without showing any favor-' experience, she will prove more 

ilium on The Lowell's pnrt, will than capable. 

undoubtedly Iw a boy. The two The trnilitior.nl cjtc yell will be 

for !>ccrct) ' r ell tends forth 230 rtudcuts who*"v.i't 

enter Into a heavy-hearted 

world. But it is through thaw 

and all hIKh-spint*>d and vietorym'nded 

young Americana that our 

goal will be achieved. Fourteen 

boys who have already joined the 

armed forces will be graduated fa 

y« Next Jerm's^note-j term, nnd, I 

ibjtcntln. 

'Pom p and Circumstance," 

plavcd by y the Lowell oorchestra, h t 

will accompany the " up tovoice 

the introduction. The class 

Warren Simmon*. Doris* Thornp- you to chooi"** a good set of ofi'i- history is to be reviewed by Irftan. 

Juanlta Reytnenandl. cors. 

ving Hammer. It will bo the history 

of four years of close associa- 

: m 

j lion and everlasting memories—of 

a* I Minute, dnneen, gamen, parties, rallies, don* 

»: Urad Giles hie lunches, nnd even those dreadis 

in the running] cd report card days. With In* 

lor yell lender, world situation* clamping down 

Hraii is known | upon many moments of relaxation, 

for .... good [every Lowell memory will be prc- 

work as one ofciou.i. 

the nft' 

this term. 

Under the direction of Miss Hazel 

Alexander, the Girls' Glee Club 

will sine. *Trnyer From Hnnsel 

and Gretel" and "Allah's Hclllday." 

Joan Duff will (rive n reading. 

Alt good things come to on end 

j Victory Corps iWar Stamp Goal to 

nnd Betty Solomon, In her vale- 

Plans Proceed Be Reached Soon dictory, will hid farewell to LowelL 

Mr.lt. C. Kricjrer will direct the 

At Good Speed' W» uw »nlc» In Doccmbcr Lowell orchestra in the ployinir of 

the Svmnhonie tuom. M I>hnnn " 

I Annual to 1 

iMST' J . Jl ' mar y ** thc fina ! mon , th in Many Candid Shots 

•"""*"• n-hivli the S100.COO goal can be at- J 

The stuiknt body Imrkinir. the Tuckl'r 'will hnvc^'a"* hard" time j **>'- «nd production— are or-n to ,Vart:c7pat«Hl thft" 

yelL* nnd ehrrrx niv what the tenm c|1(l(I>Iinjr the winning ilcxlgn. I 

ulty ad- :.,iti^]. An ndditloimi sale of Slt,- 

- -'"•--•* - • • Ji,,ri! than this Pictures, pictures, and mom plcil 

everj* other jttircH will be the prevailing fea- 

u t"IH-'r clafsmen and to Inv.vr class- j 

needs. We can fhoiy every other '" " I men who nra specially quuli:" 

schiol we can Iwa*. UK nttj-mlanre Mr. Johnston, chief fncuhy «,.at 

ifmw. \Vc hnvp a swell team. Schedule Changes viser for th» Victor)- Corps, utatvit Ty-m iV needed" 

Donit let It down. _ _, . _, that about "CO ftudent have signet!' • ' * • 

Wei. thu is vour lost !/twcll p o r Spring Termlun. nnd ih.it this i« n ^mall per- 1 

f»r this ;»?nn an-I my Ia?t column. r ° ccnuige 

Tbunks. nnd thatV thirty. t „, ,, _ , ,__, ,.,„ -ou;work has 1 

from Lowell's champhnehip march 

J will enhance the Red and White. 

Debaters Beat Parrots'35,«ff35.» 1 Take a good look at thin, . . 

clcx-k xlavrx. llcrc'if the new schwl- 

3*fcite 

arc to be used. 

. nqu«t. it . _ 

ei'rnfnjr at a downtown ii!£tiiunint, 

will be thfc announcement of next 

.term'* officer* nnd the awarding 

of the ran for thi- n,.wt rfficlent I.unch, 11 :.1"-12:07—lower divl- j 

.company in th*i Kchool battnlfon. »n. 

'' The promotion of the officers in 

divided by the rtûlu nf cmnjuti- 

•la. 11:27-12:20. 

Uve examinations. The cup is 

Hi. 12MS-I2:r

;-•••!> • 

sli 

We're Proud of Lowell's Boys 

Who Are Off Fighting the Foe 

We have won the football championship. 

. . . Lowell's seniors had a big 

hand in that. 

We have bought many War Bonds. 

. . . Lowell seniors again did their 

share. 

And now, after four years of fellowship, 

we'll miss their help. Wo shall miss 

the laughs they gave us in varieties and 

plays. We shall miss their able leadership 

at rallies, games, and nances. 

We shall know that they, too, will miss 

us, especially when they can no longer 

read the gossip about their friends in 

Teepee Tattle Tnlcs—when they must hid 

farewell forever to Shield and Scroll 

meetings, court dances, and game rallies. 

They will miss the excitement of elections 

and Block I, railics. Yes, they will miss 

us but, for most of them » new and completely 

different life will begin, une that 

although different will contain the same 

amount of fun, happiness, and for those 

who endeavor—'iiiccess. 

Whether they arc going on to college 

or into the ntnwd services . . . no 

matter where they go, wo knov that they 

will be doin; their best, for after all didn't 

they do that same thing for us? 

Yes. we'll miss you. We hope that 

you miss us. Farewell, seniors, nnd with 

you goes our every wish. 

Whether College or Service 

Bound, Seniors Will Be Missed 

"He passed his physical." 

.'. "February 1 he will probably leave, if 

hot sooner." 

This is common talk around Lowell 

these days because we all know or knew 

of someone whom the Army, Navy, Coast 

Guard, or Merchant Marines has claimed 

recently. 

Do we feel sad to see them go? 

We feel proud to think when we hear 

of a victory in the Solomons, in Tunisia, 

or in Guadalcanal, that maybe one of us— 

a Lowellite—helped defeat our mutual 

enemy. 

- When we hear o* our troops landing in 

Africa tc help the Allies, we say that who 

knows but that a former In'lian is helping 

scalp those little mustaches off Hitlerites 

.just as they scalped our foes on the football 

field. 

The great institution of Lowell hud 

turned many great men into mnny great 

fields. But no man has had more courage, 

greater Io >'aity, or strengthening faith 

Bum have thesa—our boys—who are joining 

the Armed Forces of the United 

States of America. 

.; WhaUf •< 

_*What I£ Helen were Private-room instead of 

Ward. ~ . f /• . ^.z. 

What u Jacquoltr.o were Ignorant Instead of 

What If Howard vere Rank instead of iJapk. 

What .If, Donaldlne wrw TunaeU Instead of 

THE LOWELLFEATURE 1'AfiE. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1943 ^ 

*N»W niANCUCOV OUktlTHOM KNOCK. Nt\VlI>APTNC5 / entor ^siWLill anb Cceftament 

- • ~ Lowtll lliiiSseliool 

r r iio . iu r 

• U n. 8. a A. iltmbin Fnt 

!••• ' LOWELL STAFF 

EDITOR- ..BOB STURTEVANT 

Manaffinjr Editor-, -Tirr* Simon 

Featura Editor -* '..,. lla Sullivan 

SporU Editors 

Bud Silverman 

Girl Sport. Edlur- 

DefenM Editor 

-Mildred Klefer 

Circulation Manager. -Louisa Manheim 

KBPOItTEHS 

ltnrb*m < „ 

Norman Kramer 

lUchanl Uobtor 

Manmrvl Hcnufeti 

lt>tty Kolutnan 

Hear ye] Hear ye! Gather 'round Miriam Dibble bequeaths to 

and listen to the readinic of this Wiekf SchulU all tho "rood" food 

will. You may be ono of the lucky In the cafo. Hank Nelson leaves 

one*. The high senior* have Doris Thompson tho 

spoken. 

Hob Mclaughlin very generously 

leaven lo all future football player* 

hi* bruises. Charlotte Fredericks 

bequcathe* to some pair of 

fey hand* some nice warm mittens. 

Mclvfn Evan* 

leaves lo o lome poor 

sucker who Is Kolnj* Kolnj out for dis distance 

runninjr i his beloved l d track k 

shoes. Joan Cnravellas wills her 

dirty saddle* to any freshman 

with a bottle of shoe polish. 

Hob Uushc leaves his white susnender* 

to Russell Sweeney. Ilev 

Orackett wills her Spanish hook* 

to any frcshmsn who wants a 

headache. Dave Sheldon bequeath* 

to Parnnbv Brooks his bike num- 

H Lowell Represented Inf 

World War II Battl^ 

Red and 

White" headache. Barbvra Stnner 

Is the luckv receiver of anythinir 

she can find In the locker of Doris 

Flynn. Leo Ellis was left Ward 

I'ennlnffton's worn-out sweat 

socks^ Christ Challo* leaves to 

Beverly Andrews a comb to comb 

her curly locks. DytheMay Iler 

broken mirror. 

Gcorglt Sayre leaves her red and 

green stripped mirror to Claire 

Stewart. Bert Burns leaves Dawn 

Canon a little gold axe, forever. 

Ah! Lovg) Butty Saekman beaucaths 

her blonde hair to Janet 

Smith. Ed Drccfsen leaves James 

Tufts the things "we love so dear." 

her 5. Wllma Melvin is the donor> I wonder what he means I! 

ul ho; typewriter In 135 to Betty' Betty Holt wills her desks in tho 

Cohn. A Lowell escapist leaves to classrooms to some freshman, 

all Lowell interns his greatest: Marilyn WfesEntr is the recipient of 

sympathies, _ I Frank Snnford's shoes to dance in. 

Pat Krll) U left some standing It won't be quite the same, eh, 

room on the Potk bus by Margaret Marllvn? And Jack Fcdcr, always 

Croiiby. Pnt was also willed Mr. the generous one, leaves no one 

Barnes, and physics II. 

(rood luck. The next occupant of 

Irvine Hnmmer declares that Louise Rcyburn's locker will re- 

Jay Minklcr ran have nil his phyceive the picture gnllery there. 

sicn papers, so he can flunk, too. Calvin Aptcr leaves to anyone who 

.lant Brashcar leaves a freshman will take it the title oi Bandleader. 

her tzym suit. Nickic Daniluff be- Ullian Brown leaves all the nonqueaths 

his M sweater to a freshacademic education she cot here 

man. Lucky youth 1 Betty Solo* to nnv freshman. Why LIU! 

man leaves nil the rest of the Marion Burness bequeaths to 

maritime cadets to some other cirl. nny Innocent and unsuspecting 

Larry Horn wills his draft num- freshman her gvm suit, complete 

ber 12200 to any frcshlc. Mary with socks. Ugh! Sophie Evan- 

Campbell leaves any lazy freshman K?lnu leaves the broken door of her 

her alarm clock. Mary Huffcrnan locker to the pcraon who broke it. 

leaves Louise Leichton her ability Barbara Novstrup Is left all of 

to come utrniflhE to school. Kid- Dorm Christie's discarded men. 

ding ? Larry Johimon bostown Snare the wealth, Doris. 

upon some Innocent freshman the Then, of course, there is always 

tftrl pictures for his looker. Pola Jane Houitoun. who doexn't believp 

Brntvermnn leaves to Thclma Mar- in wills, because they're a dead 

Kulvdit her scat on the bench. give-away. 

By Bob Bussc '.'•' .' •.''±'i$B 

"Greetings from the President of these United! 

States." "You have been selected . • ." andJ 

so It goes un—and on. Your Uncle Sam now hus 

seven million of the nation's men under armtS 

About a million and a half of these are In oveivg 

seas service. 

Lowell Signs Up 

As a natural course of this gifcantlc c... 

tion program, many Lowell students have 

**blue'* to tho "red and white," and donned I 

Ull. 

Their names are as familiar ai tneur »ces-£^ 

Art Honne, gvnlnl politico: Jim Oliver,' drauu§ 

king; Lowrio O'Donnell, top-flight roiltr^last^ 

spring; Bob Searle. the "Henry Busse? of car*J 

dance combo; Bob Sim. who caught the' winning 

touchdown pass in the Poly game, and others rt-% 

membered for less prominent roles, but all baiufaiT' 

together now in the common cause. - ^.' 

Big List p r . 

Men, and we mean that, Ittce Lloyd Lee. Barry 

Greenberg, Jack Alberts, CIvde Von Stetnnun, 

George Omas, Nwl Brown, Bill Newman, Ttodr 

Clcmente. AU>ert Denn, Boh Stutz, Dave Sepplca, 

Boh Rubcmtein, Ed and BUI Bennett, and Jack 

Wilson. 

"Give 'm the axe," fellows! 

Perfect Senior Typified 

At last we have It! Who realty lire the favuritm of this year's senior 

clawt? Well, lifter each ami every vote from the members of the 

CIOHK were collected nnd tallied, w ndued them up with tho l>cit of our 

mathematical ability, lletc are :hc results: 

PEIIFECT SENIOK GIRL 

All Around Ability 

Jackie KcnfieM 

Prctticrt Eyes 

Corlnne Clayton 

Best Dre*.«cd 

Nancy Travcmn 

Prctticxt Hair 

Gloria Unli 

Protticst Voice 

Belly Solomon 

Smoothest Dancer 

Roberta Matthew* 

Best Personality 

Sandy Jnhnitton 

PERFECT SEJCIOR BOY 

All Around Ability 

Paul Hopper 

Prettiest Eyes 

Al Clemcntc 

Dent Phvslnue 

Tom SI ret 

Prvttleitt Hair 

Jim Greene 

H?*t Athletic Ability 

Jack Irvine 

Smoothest DanciT 

Frank Sanfurd 

Best PcrKonnlity 

Art Hoppc 


Not Yehudi or the Little Man 

that Wasn't There, just your Teciwc 

Tattler .eporthig for duty to 

give vou the low-down un happeniriKd 

'round the reservation. 

A FEW SIDE SWIPES: 

work unil Lowell fellows too young 

for the draft? 

A few more name* must be add* 

oil to the list of students doing 

their bit toward victory: Dick 

Lai-scn nnd Gerald Olsen, ace mu- 

Why does Mary Shcffy and Co.jnictnn«, have entertaini-d'at U. S. 

have n service flag in the locker? i O. center*. Hetty Kahn enter- 

Could It be for those two cute en- talned Uncle Sam'* fighting forces 

sign* seen with her nnd Barbara * l*y givintr " ' swimming ' exhibitions. 

Stnner at the Mark? By the way, Plvam* tell un whnt kind of fire en- 

Vance. Mary's brother is doing his gine Warn-n Sapiro was working 

part for defense by building model on _ thin summer, - ^.. or - did he mean 

air planes for the government. ho worked J ! ke a fire engine? 

Rumor has it Unit little B. O. Among Lowell'* "younger set" arc 

Isn'i. getting quite the rush and is i many boys making model planes 

losing her S. A., but Johnnie Ste- fur the Armv anil Navy. Among 

phens remembered her this Christ-! tticm nr» DIclc Gnylc. Stan Altmas. 

Speaking of dates, what's ! shuler, ami John Bowes, 

thi* we hear about Tat Kelly and* Some of the not 1,0 linnpy 

our own Mrs. Crew double-dating changes were occasioned when Bob 

with two aviation cadets????? j nuchannn gave Louto Stoneson 

Don't tell us that the Roriirer>j the air . . . and the popularity 

edU-Copsey duo id still going of Marilyn Cone faded overnight, 

strong. . . . It just wasn't j Then there wns the climax of the 

meant to be. Did you know that famous Pnt JMatliPWH*Jerry Cole- 

Cal worked as a stevedore on plc-sj man duet. . . , But to put us in 

7, 46. and 177—not that it mat- a lighter mood, let's think of thorn* 

Urn. famous atendiex, Gloria UntI and 

Why docs Bob Crowdcr call Bob Cherry. 

Jackie "Baby"? Could It bo ho One non-glamourous Lowellstill 

has Glennn on hi* mind? Frod.-fcht. little Jeanne Erb, Teems 

..Given seeing Betty Crooks again]^.o:o^ apncaHne to Prexy Paul 

• A • ?%»•»««»« «»W?T?.|roppcr. Lowell tennis sta. 

Saw Joe Kane in his monkey ncttv Mac Tohn win. B

eard(9uirit Paste Abes in Opener;/ «^ 

** l ' -w. *"Set to Open Up on Bucs Today 

Neff Pity Doesn't 

Even Help Mustangs 

c. Kldire muishsnod our an Inef 

Uifecthe y jtnnic. the l_wel. In-.*., 

'slut .Tildny turned back thn Lin- 

"coin Kiuad by a 3W5 core nt Keiiimr* 

Pavilion In;the first league 

'•came for both teams In the 1943 

rbukethaH season. ,. ' 

Credit " large part of tho high 

icore to Bill Lau, Card, forward,; 

who i.t>nslstcntly controurd backil 

play. In a manner 

of Bob Cherry, last season 

.'-'jnat. Henenledly;. he would go 

' : ' nigh undetivatb the basket to re- 

' - /over n fruitless shot. vrhttil, and 

•' either "feed" to a team-mute, 'or 

tank a "set-up" himself. 

• * THE LOWELL SPOUTS PAGfe WBDV£SDAf. JANUARY 20, 1943 

Both Card Teams 

Favored to Survive 

nyi^TjTu. Lowell is Still Mr.'Big, But 

Now that Coach Nefrs band of „>, .•:•;,• ,,r ;. '• 6 > • 

&^-.|?^& d f£JttJffi..- What's Wrong: 

SeeW t*e 

The Lincoln fivo wan never in 

the rnme. literally speaking. Eleven 

points had been rung up in 

~h,ilf thtt many minutes by the 

JJoff men before the "Colts" seer; 

able ot link their firit marker. 

Rob Buchanan, cavorting In confi.Jcnct 

at center, m-oved particularly 

deadly on a mid-caurt "rubh" 

Cards Twin-Kilt S .H. 

Too much of everything 

and at »he ritrht time. I.cwell 

"Piilitl Sacred limit in 

both er.di; of a double header, 

lh« var*iiy walklnjc away 26 

to 10. the fhtrClc* .2 to 10, 

to became ranked with hoth 

the St. IjtnntiiiA tcanm as 

loop favorite** 

In the variily scramble, 

Lau'it nnd />uchan*nV back* 

board control, along wllli 

FuMa, T > . 

he.-tMIke) penwnaiiy lead 

It l h i h i H 

•''»» «w m the current rice, the !«akcst ai 

Three bbreaii:, rourlnt: down 

courf. arc Cardlnalt Truleson 

(3). Fulda (\ti). and Buchanan 

(12), to help force ttie attack 

on the poor Mu^tanRii. 

—Photo by Dob Lcvioon 

I'ruelion, Ken Lealle, and Gcorj:o an; 

Thirties Go , Hull rourdinc out the outfit, it it. 

To Town in 

VI/"1J .O i' Iuc jilt the services "of Lcdermaa',1 '39 Is Best Year 

if^Vi 

»c "r.ml TJIS"e 

Wild Upener ^JB^&TJBS 

h °P°. t0 ..ri V0 «•* thr: 1I\' ual ' t r| Tne biggest clcan-tjp&ftiUes. on- 

?in»?t i thnt M* *¥*}* H ko St and 

it-am* to championships. He waa 

raplain of the winning ragby team, 

and he was the main rbsaon th%t 

: """ track and field t«j>m ; 

emerged victorious In the S. P. A. : 

L. over thlrtf-flre other Western 

leans." 

And still, taenty-ssvm yean , 

later, Mike Is hcadinr. champion-* • 

nhip teams, and for tlie same ol' 

great school. 

l." Hera is how it went: Lowell coach, Ben Keif: lh*n there 

\»PJI mannCII. •«n--ta, . Xeff, thi> %n\- cuiiiici builder tî cf "jiiutitifiuaia, champions. v;,, * the ex-Lowell '" •; —• ------ coach. Tom - --— De- 

. .took In Ms fifch conjccutlvc case Nike.-rto Is now tutorlnir Callleoi 

Sometime Soon Icrown. Tlie track squa.1 then nulleil! •""• tlw ex-Lowell player, Louis 

Either u» of thu lultcr four is up with their first cinder victory Batmale, now coa:hinit at Coais 

eyo" ye nnd start .'i seven . yearn. The bAscballcrs nierce. 

e bnhktt • from - all ancles. ^luRKtJ - their • way to the • ton: then • Erenluallr. Lowell is bound lo 

that Tracl&on. compared the tunnm, coif, nnd swimming hit one "cold" name in the sched- 

j with Franklin Kudelka 'of tennis won. Next, the 10's banket- ule, , - no , lei'* , hope --.- it is today f —-, against 

ba.lent were hittinc for another 

nen;A ine Uw.ll 130 pounu La- ; SoInmaIU ^ ^ „ • 

kutoaK team scaml J surprwinu' ,an, and Akanl. n.s IteliLwefehl*, 

-ld-23 victory over th*- Lincoln , mnke the Bij; Red lo^k i\,-sy. 

Hchtwriffhts in n same pluyed at ' 

Kczar PaviHoi; n« a preliminary 

tu the LowtU-Lllcoln var*-ttv pimc ,,,)m, . ... _ .,_ . „„„„. 

Lnft Friday. 

Despite tlie scari:, the âin beat Lowell 24 to Id, which rccord- 

| in a decatlo. but hlnco then, it has' id the first-ever Buc win over a 

tlnfn LtweJl's ^reat i; ; fell ell by ? points, 

always with u Uit 

Ml s • « I«I ; rCcond recond basket. banket. 

VARSiTV 

MS i. ],'.', 

I Poly In just as potent a poison 

vo*. jjji? - 

to Lowell i«» , ; » coached only eulntct in the city lo spill 

Iciirht lltlu winnim- duos in his them both. 

Thn victon- threw the Red andj >h«ir •>. Cpor 

an atUmpt, while sikolov, (Sa)^!U«l Bartp,an\41> wiu fof'fiirtner 

action. - Lowell won %hi llgl ifhlwcl,ht lau!e «-28. - • -. J —Photo by'BoVLevtoai 

•"•••(i 

^lîi^BiîlSa

54jihro'phies Shine in 319; 

' "All Have Tradition, Glory 

TUB LOWFLU WEDNESDAY. JANUAItt 80. 1313 ^ 3. 

Draft'Board arid Biology 1 

-Occupy Life of Mr. Fast 

0!*° tl*e hlack windowed iloor 

~w«_-«~,.~ ^w.—j|of nm 3,a OMl l cn,cr ,„„ h m(, 

We drbln'o this column tn o'.rlof tho mokt inlcrcathK rooms In 

ilumlii who, have Joined.Usennuoj | the lla>e* strn. liiitilution. A re 

"forces, and/especially tb'liro wltn piplffnucnt cabinet stretching threohavo 

(riven thelr.Hvcn for our cbtm-.J fourth the width of tho room Imtry.- 

i; - .. '••:••''.'• Imciitatelt. catches thu attention. 

U. David White. V2,-m, bllM I It. It ore tho trOESlireii trophies 

while flying tho nulls. Wchard | won by Lo«?cll_delntc» (luring the 

Dorham, -"XI, former U. Colonel of 

tho Lowell Battalion, was killed at 

Guadalcanal last November. 

Marine Gunner Dudley Haeen. 

*:• has pcrfonnsd duty In Guam 

and•;China. JJn a recent letter he|till 

wr&s, "The education gained | 

while at - T The outaUindimr itiindlmr recoro record of nine- time* r\r XL— I C:__ 

p 

erh ip" loii'vc wonderM wno >„ *>. — 

teen pin u< 

tha. frlwiillv looking mml-m-M it.* jj- .•• 

injit me K***** ••* ."i"."..^ .-•« • — — 

who weal* th« laboratory SCTOCIC~SJ2(5'_ 

uorklnc The *mn I ROIU nin 

the hl|* ' 

and whi> It irreeleil b» friendly Jjf^ ~~ 

hll • »w h« im thrw thi 

achieve. 

receiving 

They 

fellow eho«n bv tho wnlon ta|teac!,Bn Ond m 

last decade. 

well th 

/>wcll has helped ma 

i 

Corps! 

Tho la»t report of .._ 

Thomas M»twe III, '27, sufd he was 

bainer hclJ a prisoner on the Jap* 

onose Island or Shlkoku. 

Radio Presents 

rtunities 

Oppor Jerry Kilty, Don MJnkJcr, Italpli 

Griiwald witu acnin! You. for {Mf '••»'. 

the recond time this term Thomas If «>'iBh vr w,.|,,,i,.." ir" r i'is 

Crlswald of re«i:try 210 has tho i 1w. si" "UtVr it" a: «iw! i), 

hinliest honor count In school.! g: wiff R. «: •»•"». «- Kinir u. 

Both timer, he has achieved a score , ""HII,',,^ i" Viti/'ii iV)iii',.,mi'i,u 

of CS'iiotnt*. Close behind him. r j..* i» t^.r.i,. V. johi'H^n r- i:. A. ="• 

»itb M poinU, are Mary Joyce it* !«-«»lu«li.r A U:»arw>li> 

received 57 points. Tnoie with 1 .":'"vr il. .slIiliTi ii. T.'iVr !i "•. A: 

S£ Included Joccl>*n 'ltortsrs. Mar- l K. 

fi nnjt £" y - Amy Caiu » 1 " :r . m i I»KW"-IT;"5I",,,, •JI!, U JTISS? {•:: 

Uons;Thuiii?xon. n.iit \V.. ii,,ir,, p., ainnni n. c. A. 

HeRlatry 133 had 'Jie hiehest | i»j(^ .,,_.,,,,„,„. „ ..4. ,.„„, 

points. '' _ . jlMiy î. Yiirr"'* "'* "'"*— '*' ''"' ** 

•IS. CntntM-tl M, llrotiKin J« rtrwti. c. A. 17- 

IS;j.rtii'll-k_lt...T(ilMtHrrml'*J.. IiieMrriti 

11*1*. Sli- 1l»ny.v1r)i M, CO; f> Illnn- 

*o iU tfc; Hmwr. M Wllllim H, In- 

itercstcil in amateur performances open window,* in 2o7, he cor.tin-jei 

the traditional semi-annuai ivu. i-,. . > c? • ••_ 

Sun Franciwo Junior Coll«« Krame.-. Frank Ihivii, Scymnur 

Mr. Rny Da:iKhcrty nnd Mr. Ste-, Cleghom 3 Spirit 

chonx* will nnftiiit in Rivimr out thV«i#Ntop K. CUrk D^ Ilo 

V.. riMnry M.. ITall JM AuynUlK 

ir a::McK 

tnnn J» ;»rh.'h«rtl 

Tif^r A, 

J J, M; 1.nrt 1nr- Ow O Atlmrer 

son S.. Kmllh (?. hiolcliflr R."inttl« 0 

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Sun Francisco. California. WednatJay, M«rch 10, H43 

I Put The Lowell 

In The Sky 

The "Sury-Q'"inTl the "Yankee 

Doodle" ana all the other bomber* 

( that have graced the pages of the 

I nation'* magazines are going to tw 

! joined by a new little number. 

'THK LOWELL." ~ 

That i*. "THE LOWELL" will be 

famous ff WQ raise the nfiestary 

funds to buy it before June 10, 

three monf.hu from tclay. The 

fund* will be our bond and stamp 

sale*, no it Is just a question of' 

> dointr nil lour buying here Instead 

of downtown, getting all the family 

to buv hen*, and lentuaiiing nil the 

friends of the family to let you get 

stnmps and bonds for them here at 

Lowull. 

, Kvery poxsiblo resource will have 

to lie tapped, and everyone will 

• havu to do the tappinir to raise thu 

! amount It takes to buy a bomber. 

i A medium two-engine bomber cost* 

317*1,0-0. which is a neat pile of 

: r.ioncv, but a Flying Fortress retail* 

at $000,000. 

We havo c cood-aired start 

February 1—It hardly n-cmi like; 

- n new term* but it mui>t be. The 

people have gotten nmultcr again. 

This war the freshmen re»]|y ore 

littler. 

Saw a sicn on Mr. Algcr's room, 

"Beware of the Di>«." Someone** 

ttntv of humor Isn't very clear. 

February '•!—I'VeithmtMi art 1 lak- 

'nging a back rent In into rent thin 

term, '.rith the "HEir Water" mill 

raging up in Mr. ItarnvK* room. 

Good old IAWCII. celling* f.ill in 

roofs leak, but onirlt ttnys strong.' 

February -I—*Vhen y«>u see a 

Rrm« Hkc the one with Snint Ignstliu, 

last night, it Rinks* you apprelate 

Lowell. Definitely under* , 

tatvi, our team outplayed them 

mint of the game. After the enmc, 

the rooting section won a trnrnl 

victory with the hinging »f ttii 1 

school hymn. It wan the perfect 

touch. 

Februiy 5—By the ivay tho 

Fchool band is really good this 

year. 

TICW lunch • ; «il is still tie- -... „ . , , .„ ,. ,. , . , , ... ,, „ . ; though. By special arrn*]gcmc:>t 

fuddling some people, 

• 

and 

• 

others 

are managing to have the lunge*! 

• « Thw flying by buying fortrrK* at* many will fly bontN Ihruueli and Mamî* the iky an Inuring pu»*iMr. our^ndnml** Tin? campaign nan»> [•. gtilng lf(we lo all lake Kbpport plucc from Uncle March Sam sales with tbo nf !nflt TrciuuiY ttrm Department, may be counted our 

lunch hours. But everyone, well al 10 le June 10. — Courtesy of thu San Francisco Examiner in'o o-jr bomber fund. And tho 

riQnt everyone, haft flopped caMin — —— totals $I.t:..2OO. 

I It Ir certain that we shall be 

„ Prominent Group Let's Dedicate Our Bomber To ) able tu get a medium plane in 

. thrci months. But uftcr all, San 

With ail the (kinds and rtainpH « rt r »j p, j . i 

JOHC High did that In two necks. 

All Lowell's 

They did thnt and had enough left 

February"il—A*t the Lincoln's' • Or New Students! 

over for a torpedo boat. 

Day nrogratn. the orchestra molo Amiiiic the nw r'tuilrnt* lookine ,\ |>,ltnbcr for Lowell, a tribute ii,.r:( 

!he *how. Mr. Krlegcr cerulnlyifyr tne .wimnnnir punl MI the fifth t,, Lowell*, fighting graduates, n 

Wields 

So. 

of this World War II. 

ell .hou'd 

Ajid_wJ_th 

itocrve. an honorary Block L for flwr arc mapy ex-offii-ern from memorial to Mose 1 owell grail- \|r < 'Md Lt. Leonard 'inlx. U. S. / 

hirwoVkwiththc.tand'aWoKhei.jthijcity grammar ,,n,l junior h^ B^H 

lr Febn».-y 15-Got a letter ,e^» j KK^XlTnV SSî'",«3_i° .tJ.^«U.« «^^^ 

with itmie gossip In it tn the Low-i 

nil Mail Box outside the main oftice. 

That's tho right spirit, becaunc, 

nftcr ail. It's your paper,! 

and anything nf interest Is gladly 

ncecpted. We Uko comments aid, 

even criticisms- In fact, that is! 

the only way «'o know what you, 

want j 

Fehiuary 187-Todav vns Ilic; 

xi r rchol iccprrn. hs me 

U' rally to cflnosc the atwii-itant! I)|. Wayne Allen, president, 

Lt. Fred Kolmshaw. U. S X ' ' 

• jfll leaders. Ui>pcr division has tin and Delia Monroy are here from) Serves Lowell 

ut^rmbly sixth period, and thr low- E t t 

er division, srventh; «ThU always 

>at *rill, vicc-presidcnt.andJohnd 

" from U. S. S. Hornet Inj nyJIanlBrovCjiwcrcUry. 

Everett- 

| South"Pajiflcl 

U S f d 

Grant Large Contributor j 

........*« - ..,...*. v--->« «..-- , v.ant has #ent us six of her cx-< 

at the audl'orium dooM, but today ,.ff;Ct>ni. largest number of any 

it was almost a dangerous otlua- 1 grammar school. Don Stow, prcstion, 

b-caujte of the pushintr of the. Went: Barbara Were. ' 

pee-pte to u-t In. They didn't give 1 Dick Calender won tho race for 

Leo Ellis, president of the Scroll,\„£*•_ Safari Stadfcldt.JJ. S% X. L-4 pres.dcnt. Hfc atwlstants nre 

and Gene V*yssle, secretary, wit'n!Class of %l. Killed Dccemlter.l Vlce-PrcsIdcnt Vice-Prcsidcnt Isabel Philow and 

the Shield officers—Georgcne tirit

m 1 

uWlsl tit I r II • AMMIMed SlUMMl* 

or Lbw.ll II ell 8CMSM 

IIM HSJM fttnvt San IT» K* ic 

U»l fort » 

I- IL H. h, A Mtmbcrs Prw 

IOWHI STUFr 

EDITOIt, _ HLDl 

Assoelah Mltnr 

rcature Vetre Ki Kilitor___.:_.../:: 

Sport* Editor ._i 

Ha Sull »an 

Maoraret 

Margaret Jcholcs 

fcholcs 

--/.Bull SUvcrman 

News Editor -..'-- J-J'niy Brandt 

IMfcnK, Editor - -Norman Kramer 

Girls"- SlmrW &lilor:. ~.JIartha Sthwlmley 

ClrculaUor. Manager ager— ii 

IIKI' IIKI'OHTKHS '• 

..Alan -Orr 

sst 

Welcome, Freshman Class 

The Future Is Up To You 

Freshmen don't seem to ba .so pcarcd 

these days. They run nround the Italia i" 

if they were right at home. 

They seem to kiow nil about traditions, 

the swimming pool, nnd about the 

breaks Principal Stephens gives the student 

body when they deserve them. 

Even the room numbers seem familinr 

to them! To this nciv generation we seniors 

arc glad to entrust the care of the 

campus mid all its traditions, the faculty, 

and habits. 

Victory Varieties 

' Riding down ttic slight hill on Hayes street, 

looking thoughti'ully out uf the windows r-f iheir 

"21" car, ho** mativ war wirker*. cnilstud men. 

und IntcteuM civilians mu.ucn luncn an "Then: Arc Stuh 

Thlnca." "I Hail the Craileit Dream," enu "Don't 

Get i 'iround -Much Anymore" will be arouml a 

lonjr time. Here's hoping some of -those fine 

discs that have been heard on the all* will uc cut 

soon. -:. , - . ^- • ,-; 

" By the way. It's afact >hat Benny (jowlm&n" 

will plav the Golden Gato Theater, al feai;t so our 

friends "in the know" tell us. Should i>c Joon. 

100. .• . ,-. - ,v," :. r 

Cantalh Glenn Miller is planning to establish 

dance bands st each of the thin; technical train- . 

Inir command' Stations. At someLof tne iarscr sta-.~" 

tlons scvcral'teroups will combine to form march-;. 

intr bands. ./,_• - ;; ') 

Service Roll of Honor | 

V icirt?(I Hut of t «jif *M_ >i ri M i_4jrp* 

Jrr-y III) IS \i ny \ r -tn ' M K 11 \j. y 

#* r {Mir I \ri> w L q ,U 1r- 

HIr. « if jr Mi 

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\W liko a gossip column, 

We think they're fun. 

\\'c never worry; 

We tu'vcr read one. . . 

We're the writers. 

At the latest po»'-wow held In 

the icetwc "f ye olde. rc^frvntion 

•tnr feature Klvcn poor reviews. 

Shr «lewr.ci» o lot tetter. 

I.eft ou> In the colt]. Don 5chumukL*r— 

nlvvayp too mid, Curtl Al- 

Heuutiful ryjt. iwrsonnllty plus, 

tilt; anitwer to u fellow's prayer— 

nnd duwnriKht dUcximimiliW evi-l*" mctrt . n 5i"^h 

drr.ee. So. "IM your Uatu?' put! jV' lVJ e J 1 ha* fl'jw— 

: 

„,. ,__. J ......nnu weapons y.l.n'l (don't •Mill „ 

did me dirt, 

"= Ul" *"* 

: ugiiutod), urtd here goes! 

I!ut I ulM'ny» knew 

,. WEiii-kler, that odd shadv; 

Hi* wcru a flirt! 

Menvjriziittt these line-it yet, pat? 

" • h c C y ? 

.-ing all 

,..„ hut Itelty 

; Umuy ant) Barbara Sheldon arc 

Tlie new I^wd! chant: 

jr'JU nrowljitg. Clooil cHldbler, are 

What is lovu? 

Ee( Jprr.* "Hairy" Miller is hack 

nble to say the game fur Jean u-ith Un. The war docs do funny 

Tucker ami fr'nin* Detlner? Not: things. 

if his rovJnjr eyvit spot Winonnl Good man for anv.inc'.-* money is 

Mcninntjw o»raln. tLoat time itrb;irn Len 

ties wo hope you r««d Iti The I»W 

uiifd.' Proven incorrect, this fine feilfl'.v will'in- : 

.•1st thnt hi? intermctatimi is tho onl

By Dick.hoiehlluilI^vr!;;,}^ 

$ -'Still' clfiiipwr to a; slim matho->'•' 

P matte*, rhnnce.to jdwre tbu itrcti'^ 

i-buVcibuW title with; St. .Iunutlu*.!. 

^Lowell'* - Indian* ftco iWLtoni at], 

f Galileo Frldny night, on the mn-J mn-J' 

tplt flcor.of Kcsar IVvllIor., , in oner 

'df the city** troiiltlunnl coco-tabu' 

lil' 

,If iho Card* win Prlrfay and 1'oly j . 

u St. Iciuiiu* Friday. Lowell 

ihe.WiWcau will to-Urn! tor 

On nrcvlou* performance* out" 

'tr-lnfl I* favored to defeat the 

JJcns. hut this Season's past reeortj* 

haven't been much more reliable 

th-'tn International law. The 

rum', bowinir 0 onl/'to SlTlfrnj-l Camthl hi •dlMi aiCJiul SI. InMtln an four of llw Ord»* Nnhlwcleht Here (her ins—Ihe might or 

So°and Washington. Led by the 1 ??£"£•, Contry llnjj the "Jump" is llorlmm (10), wllli Soclolov machine, hih f Rlil 

C 6 tlun and Wa/nintrton. Led. by the 

) Slomon HO and W t (31) lll ti Th Cd lf l 

| 

1 

e (her insIhe might or Bcnn? Nrfr"i ellthlrenih Lowell cure 

£"£•, Contry llnjj the Jump is llorlmm (10), lli Soclov machine, which face. Ralilco In traditional Vlralrr lodar. From 

C). Solomon HO. and .West (31) awallltiK action Th« C«rd« left lo rlehl .re Ken Leslie (7). Herb Fulda (10). Gcone liull (9). 

y 

NBFF-DENUvB SEUIES °°"*""""' "»'° ''• 

BUI Uu (4). and Bob Buchanan 02.) -Photo by Bib Lcvlnion 

YKAU- 

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133.' 

OT*: l??3 .- 

jranie that will he disunited in Ignatius, and WtmhinjEton. lotting 

vnt*e circles lor yi>nrn. This claim! hfnrfhrcikerK In Ilalbo*, .'.Union, 

wan followed by a tiirlUimr 32-311und I'nly, each hy Ihe H.i&i margin; + 

triumjih over Poly, last year's or l**u pcinlK. f.'alilco, after a ulnir, 1 rtxir^ll-lis. l?lnn Raitlae 

i-hnnw, an.) n lap-*ufed 33-21 aunt- uteri, ha* cme hack lo defeat thej *-»OWCil"VJtc\liJCU DilUieS 

: hiliulcp of M in* Ion. J league fowling Ilatbon fire, throw- ' 

Starting Five I' n C * nP "" CT into • tie with Mitt-, 

Lowell's tttnrtfnir five will to *'•••• '°, r f init ulace. Sockolov,} 

rhofer. nmoiiK Junior* Hill Lau. £!* l ;5fjj,3' i! 1 «?£* MiL 1 !" I *' or the first time in nine S'*** th * Lowell-Galileo **bifffeJêrrfir^-fooffi, 

SSiT-diir 1 '* Urt f ° r "'* '"! little" p.me is scheduled for the final week of play. At the 

clipped ihn WIPIPI of the Wiuhlnt-' So. nil you la.l.t find la-aka, cc-me' êasont'3 outset, it sfttfmd as though this spot for the conteit 

tun KiiKlu), and coniom Hvrbv Ful- " * * . . . . 

; 

da. Cieorpc Dull, and Duck Buchan- 

• bail "i'nd f bSltalf "ptawn f Ain't What They Used To Be 

•?• So. nil you latin find In«m>s, ccme's««J« 

j£ Smc^f bnskc'tlmll" "'""" * "" i «ecmed'aii if by a .hop from heaven that the great Lowell and 

-- Galileo of old would return once 

| ni s uuuwi, ii sct-inu as inougn mis spor lor ine corneas 

ul-jout and support your teams. ItrtnÎwns h "natural"—n Card-Lion clash for the championship in 

n- fifteen cent* and your *princ »tu-jthe loop's fhutle—for both teams were biff and strong. It 

n- d.-nt bojy car. ami wltnen a real aeemed ns if bv n drob from heaven that t»w trrcat LOWMJI nnA 

ii: Curia, wlio hy casinc .13 points 

HJ', acainst rtaUwa, rlimlnntcd the old 

•.j* prep worini: twonl CH dirlHivclv an i 

: ; Rnmmvl was eliminated from 

• I Libya, our foes will un:h>uhtc 

'took ciitht titles and Galileo tonr.idneli the third of flic .trailtlit II- 

•, tin ere which now Icavca Lowell; tlca. That was tile li»t roar ut- 

— jttud GaliU-o ranklnt; one and two teird by the I,Ion». 

; in Ihe number of titles won, twelve Although without the chnmrionyenre 

which established Benny. ,hiD tans, today 1 ! match, for Ihe 

_ j Neff an the ouUtandinir 'lly coach: rir»t llm In a decade, is w.raethlnit 

! hut a htlle feud ju»t wafn't 111 the Hke the Knmos of old; forXowcli ia 

— Ibookc. St. iBMtius saw to that. .till mathematically in the race, 

— Xcff-DeNikt! Xo. 17 and thv Lionw nic cportinK 4 

I Allhoonh utartlni: back in 1820. ll ttaliico-^boih •'midr.ir.'onwrinie «a> ^~ .*•-. - -.6 * ; 

Marx. Bon 

a'ul Gerald Haywi*rd. 

Tho thirties eta will bo built mYnutcs,'\he"uiij;rji.ir"cirds''"w"er?i' . -- - J 

l "'! ini : :ll n 

- the lonw. As Ihe ctral. slow. KO-|'' " I"' — 

,. «blnr.|lke;M«ht dre.- to Ita elosln?!o«tv.n tolll 

'».lt«rl —— l -.-,- 

rou rans Bill 

llolstcln,-Wll- prolectlnK' i 12 lo 8 Ie»d. • Then 

bur around veterans Louis Bob ' ' " -»•-•••—-•.• 

..._ aul"nir 

Don L. we Nine the discus 

AAA STANDINGS 

lanlljr v^Mt 

\\nnr^»tl«nr \KI« 

Mun "-I' J "> .-L— • •- .1 

Lo Gunnic, tnd wild the fury.of a »lld Hon., ft«--Tfcmi"fr/- it 

:tach,U)!hty Is dynsmlle-.11 fed -Ralllcana broke ,J*°\{j!SJZ 

»---»•• 

IB a 'lye- 

10 

" 1 

1 May 

'" i--- 

»- ^

tNew Plan'Adopted 

For Senior Speakers 

Serves 

Eisenhov/er 

^TIIBLOWELUnKH^BSPAY MMU.HU via- 

AI! Even! Three 

Teachers Replaced; 

. Losing two teachers jn I gutmno; 

Wh.it happcnel to Mli» Chiso'lwo >• the lot if Lo»fll lljrfh• 

- 1 / >». 

,-rtS- 

-SENIOR 

SHORTS 

Ha 

Sullivan* *an confer. • > " jtfon Division, XOT Mil east -_ 

- In place of the old meena of elec- j training school, and was awarded 

tion. all H-l students who wish to "• 

lie yalcdtetorisn. historian, or es- 

.saylil and hive entrance, reeommendntiuns 

for tho University of 

California','will 

1 during his Hophom*ire year 

*!u>jvtl 

it, 

t | 

_ __„.. ..,„,. 

t 

The valedictory -nmit not ho « t"e chew can oc convinced not! mcnt Is nnt as plentiful na unual.i 

lonirer than fifttcn m 

had 

: nutcs. the " "wrcooK it- j once ncoin moro Lowell 21rla havo 

ef3ny ten minutes, and the hUtoiy | ^ ^ [ J ^ ^ j j * ^ ^ **! 

tlotu Jano irraduatcs with Cal tec-1 amjo/^n his Krf mn»l«s the thinl, Under tho suldnnco of the P. E.' 

ummcndatlov whether you hnvu 1 Incmt> c mini«.«!nnrd .ifflevr 

CIMO tournamen* v. aun; onp woman who left .1 fourth floor 

Frnnci*eo Su:tt 

in liir Army lletterve Curp^. 

pe tojma-!art room In Lowell and followed, 

—L— 

mcnt~derinlte. 

The ruptuln und ^lr»». Kali* 

nf tourna-; hcr cnj| to duly l0 tnr! fOCT, cf Lon* J 

ment—Indcrinitc. 

At tin recent C, A. A. rally, bt«-(i art* now making their 

u u fcuncc, Jon nnd the ilcucrts "f Africa. 

la ths dilemma which facet the 

' Picitident Jvni) Dietcrle intrnducvl home in Snn Kranciwro. 

syrinc term's DcbntinR Society of- —BUY A BOMBER— ' the followirnr manager* of cirls' * 

ticera who. happily, have been 

jiiporUt: Ihidminton, Shirley Burke: 

elected, definitely. 

250 LowellitoWork 

Shi?lcy tturwitx: haa- —HUY A HOMHEK— 

At the head of me of the most 

1 

uctlvc and wcll-knuwn debating To Speed Victory kctbnll, Dorothy Cook; vldlnc. Car- ^. ••• r* r -^ - A I 

rruaprf * in the xtatc utatc Is Dick ~ Roevn. 

jmen Silvn: Hwlmmlnir, Mm^ret; Civihan Deffchsc *•>. 

tlittl, , who ho has haa Bcr;ed sen-cd Lowell a* an Membcni of tho Victory Corps 1 Utitrj-; buwlinir, June Mnnct.il;, For Volunteer f 

active ti anil victorious debater for for! not wear brait buttons nivMoncInjr, I*ne S*.ruc!;meyor: r&myor: bate bnsc- 

Meetings Held 2:35 

rs^cnoi.o(iYcLUii 

Do you put bird need in your 

cofffc? Do you iweak your 

1 

friemlit' rant 7 Do you wear a pret- • 

i *P1 in your buttonhol.; ? ]{ to. roo 

: 

)"h hiittorj-. tht« Lowell Chapter of 

the Junior Slateimen a( America 

U fa^'ini: wh»t nr«imi»eti to Mm 

ev«"n itioii! nttfvi' term than '»*?wh'vh 

culmEndtetl in tF 

: Unna. Ijlr Brewer wo» electri 

thai ox Wcc-prc » — 

Thompson, debater and editor of 

te,! ""»•"•» Kcnnnly. Sllirley, Tlll. office of Civilian Defend at! >'-Prc«Ment; Hyman Blk. Mtr^ 

°Th.re°a% 250 studenw who taw' r » lwl '*"- »>o protldent of the; M2 Market «reet l« In need of: »gi °Bob HarVv'a.S^'t 

kl I b * S h S ! Dlo.1; L will l l hl i I kl !! ""' Bob - »>o protldent of the; M2 Market «reet l« In need of: g Bob HarVv'a.S^ 

Dlo.1; L, will be a»»!«M In tho.clerical holn ami I. Mklnc !««•!. :","'• f «»"> »«"« < 

Bob «»"> »«" 

S^ c?J ISJmSSK'i.cth?" 1 '' 0 ' 1 ' ". oh "!oRroplier's assist- ciconup nimpnten l,y Secretary'"S"" 0 '.'.. 1 "JJ n " 

Z"SSSCS&trf "."reslSi: US.? ° n soSo V °,.'ir C ir\!oW"" > »fte r ;!" Crev Wlllhn " nni1 C '" k "••« 

temporaenoi's speaker. ns an overseas operator. , 

Hard-worlclnsr is the proper ad-i Forty-two uirls han-csled tnmajective 

for able.Dave Teltelbaum,i toes nt Plcnsanton lo«t year. Mrs.| I CALENDAR 

treasurer. Capable Tom Stcctto Ht Jordan expects many more to fielp 

\*aliantly 

alian 

rlatu 

serving as debating libra-1 

this 

this 

«ummcr. 

summer. 

Ae»mmotbtlon 

Ae»mmotbtlon 

T/lll 

atu . i 1M better, because arrangements 

T/ill 

Freshman Rccclilinit—March 2C 

Ai io tho futuro tournaments.; are bl belne r.udo d f for uso of f a hih high 

CM rallonlr.it han curtailed all «; schopl which is Mar reclentlon in- 

L-3 Dance—April 0. 

teiuiro out-of-town auto ridlnir, cllltlcs. Somo mothers nn plan- H-J Dance—April 30. 

ith the r ! tht L l l ill t\"}"e |o accompany and work with 

: 

will work or.e afternoon n week! CIlEJIISTm CLLH 

1 

from tlireo until five. Xo clerical; Under Mr. Schwarti' ablo super- 

^xiiericnce Is required. Thirty; vision, tho Lowell Chemistry Clob 

I Lowrllltcs are nlrrody dolntr their nns nn Interesting time of it. Ibt 

I p(.rt at the O. C. D. ! club ha* A total membership of fif- 

• "Thl» Thl» b only the beginnine beginni of! \ 

volunteer l t w war work k f for hteh school I SIS 1 

including Darbara Cboler, 

- • Bulerl. ' 

Undents," Undents, Miss.Anderson Miss.Anderson declared declare I£5»; 

I "S ".Soon even- hih high school h l b boy anillJJ^, l rerwrS? on raw irS 

Rirl will have an opportunity to aid vital to tho ivar and they 

•A. 

! " the ffeht by donu«ng h * time X . to tho Suffic ptaM 

» nd with the result that Lowell will not' "liR 

«»-;pa;j,Uj. hl ,(;f4cMiM Boenm' the 

154, on Ihecvenlni-of Kebrunrj-5.|Girls' niock L fs worklnc for a, 

Dave, now another yowiic douRh-1 n».i succcsjTul elenn-up campaign ••ynlen tho 'Ear. Francisco' s«IU 

boy, fa a member of Uncle Sam's'""." «•{"• T up campaign 

Uf-.of'this cam- ! 

nrmy. , g 

'"" "•'•'— -'• room iSonmrks that resliUT 

wtan(rl. ot tho „,.„„( Â jHn 

'cii^r.lfJlT"^! w 1 * 1 ''" 11 : thl! .court c t for f their thi eonvu:. I 

"• aeln bring 

% 

lw:k ll,o»'San Fn»- 

lf mori 

Wentlflcatlon brace, t » pro- J S r S S S enlnuS 

sentcd Dave by hu fuilow studtntA of lort term's four outstanding 

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, • ar,» 

tlm 

'-• !!"" honi 

.theif 

--•§£ 

hcln brine lw°kYho."'San"Fran- 

:.cce. ciKU, iliwo." |n In n %do etomj race, from Fr«- as 

ll help "clean nmrv VW. this l came out os 

top . with A total purchase • 

As yet no word has reached (workers » — Barbra Barbara Gels*! rjtab 

Lwell as to D.no's *h-ronbouu. h-reabouu. fB"-.'^!?"';. -SÎX'*", Virdnta TO I C,b,o,,;|, .fl^t^T£* Jffi 

then v uldjw ta Block I, danct; 

-Snead arc rthe bond salesmen 

but Bob revealed that-the^boys 

the vlnnlng registry.* 

. uouid hold their annual ptcnie. 

Mrs. I'arker pnlied the entfjv 

•"An aim mstha Girls' Block h\ 

this term is to keep the courts and 

slusni and energy shown by Wv 

doir house fret of lunch papers. 

students during tin.* contest, ~7 

Eterv plrl in the block vllftie on • BUY A BOMBER• . Tim nfxt "-jur places urero 

M , "Clean-up Commlttco" for a 

bv reg'ttrfes 102. no, snd 234. 

•MCtk. 

total Kalw or tno fifteen 

'ninounU'l tctSJS&OO. . ' 

Xl 

be 

F« 

ri\ 

lh 

S< 

• nv 

io

'BESTFOOT 

/FOttWAim 

By ti&e Day 

thing very Intercut inn — Miiu 

SdiouV Insurance* letter. Tht* 

m«t export sleuth* nn Ihc *taff 

ant tit (I I trying lo Mud I hi: nn 

S/3N Ff7^KiciSCQS OLDEST HiGH~SCHOOI 

Sin Inincisco Cfcllfona Wednesday April 14 1013 

Smash Brbidway Cbniedy Hit •$.100 'BpndsDayJ-kGoafesi^^^ 

^ To Be Lowell's terifi Bay 

, llr Editor Mlld«d Klefer _#j 

March H*-W« may be nroju-l J Brtot. brciay, ami hlunt' ...... ^, 

1 York critics ' 

diced, uut this was the day of n ha ", TV*' 1 ? mcdy 

Rreat event, the /Iret luue of The 1 »"'nWRulnif plot. 

Lou-ell for Jprine 1043 api-cnrcd. Vmr? 1 " 1 '. an! TO ravlni: about? 

March 12-Tho last: Basketball I!" 1 York critics' ileMribeTii.' "ill 

rumanco, and! Senior Prom 

* ""• torm play, -Best FoV, At Fairmont 

rsUy "f the year and the classic ro- forward to bo elven on tho eve 

irark of of tho year share today's, "'"K'. of_ May 26, 20, and 28. In Wcdncwlay nishl, Juna 10, Lwnipclkht 

' The rally rjll> uas was for the the""> 

"cnool auditorium 

«"• An ImttU 

Cnmmcrci .tmt which b> tho way' Bo« loot forw the 

lld 

1 

1 Bonds We Have; Boost] 

••• »"* Performance will go to 

ce^ji). The system would havo to;l^»wctl« P.-T. A. for ' 

operate continuously during fouith. w»rk for I>i\vell sttidc 

and fifth pcrlfxlx. Of courcc. the 1 

daylight might La cut off, and *JM|P— «. A 17 1 

installation would probably co.ic CA £ .OieegC, A, Vrabec 

much ax a now .girls' gytn. but! * , „ n 11 

w« would surely have gitincd one, Jêau IlOnOr Koll 

more person to work on the cic&it*. 

°"&h 23-The r.ell-kno»n cold' „ 'i' 1 f. r ' : V! lc Sn f " lr Jf'^"""5 f 5 it vary liifflcult. 

&^?*^{5gg£&5yi 

' 

Anril &—To the frlnidd of Jan- 

— ., .._... We appreciate y«__. 

continued Intertst in our gossip 

u member of the Scroll, /iinn ed a 

. ct'iumn. Your letter. Haying the 

utruitfht ih A reconl, Vrnbec who 

;ame thing It said Insl year, came 

cnrrle* u program of six prvparod,! d 

after tho second page had gene to 

hi cr B p 

' 

press. ress. 

haii Dcupite one B.the the shortened program 

Apri! 8—We received n and tinrticipatiim ii IIn 

ninny 

n painjr 

th J ft tivities by Lowc!Ht«* th 

Comp at Topaz. Utah, a fit^mmcnt few days i the ..ruin parade was as strong as 

ngo, and rfcogn>zcd Home Lowell ever with many Hludcnts making 

nair.es in the sporU and goaxlp 20. 5. r » or CO paints and with it few 

*' columns. regLttrie? obtnining clan averages 

Today we have siore new* ! llVcr - 5 l )oi » tjI - 

froni them. Thoi«> former ntudentu 

of Lowell had reail uf our 

boaber campaign. Even in To- Art Classes Draw 

Pazlfc* Lowell spirit and the 

Amerkan spirit rame through Bomber Posters 

• *llh: Ilrirjr rolors. They mined 

none* and art* buying all their To aid Lowell's campaign to buyj 

bonds :— and -• stamp* -...r- through r- I^w- — - . a bomber corrj'ing tho school nntnc, 

-- ro that we »ey. Kvt I he credit [t|ie att c|aan^ arc prodacing ninny 

•or our bomber. attractive and colorful poster*. The 

*^n you njvlwnciiUy that you j tncant spot* on tho bulletin boards' 

are chowlng OH much interest u |are be(nK fjncj w;th postsn show-i 

these peope who are now hun- \inK ^ l i 0 Lowdl" flylj.g on iln way 

dreds or miles from their former \ia ilt.|,, w|n tho war. 

• oraes... -. ^ Th(t 1tnnll.'r \Viri£ w a s (jonc under 

- ....... 0—Tho low juniors held 

' Jhelr first clnss dance, "Cutter's; 

Caper." As !n all school affairs,; 

tnoit that took part enjoyed thcm-| 

. wivei, end there were even a fcwi 

L-3*5 on tho dance floor. - 

%^{}, Butwhcru was our famed dance j 

April 12—Lowell has really .tonto 

was. Boyo.id the drives nnd t*rour 

garden on *-*- 

.. .tow sports vcgoL 

ajict, thev wwill 

be: vegctv] 

»mo day, we ho hope. ' 

April 14—And 

today 

i ~ t th iM another 

thtt *ii|MT;t*ioii 01 Mrs. C. Buns. 

Many of the studentii were new to 

art work, und others had nover 

dnii any previous ' poster v work. 

Th^r completed work, however, is 

effective and attractive. ,, :• 

Among the- students who drew 

tho posters were B. Prciton, H. 

Wilson. M. Coiw. a Self. It. Bu-, 

chanan, JOMeElroy, E. HcmminJ 

A. CpIitemiL-p. Runyan. C. Law-j 

ronc«V W.' Rlyore, A. Kruer. 

Walker, J. Xowcll, L. SchlikofT. v-. 

April 14—And today another 

Krcercweer.iS. Emlay, G. Do Vtxf 

. ~..Kreai~ovant, another iMucof.The fTh 

tinl, and L..S5tneidcr.r ^-y 

; Lowell. Wo hoiw you like It, and Thft streamer banhor tnsfde. tho 

-• • wo hope you wl'l contlnuo nutting main-entrunco which stooK-iui 011 

V^Wniticsi -and critlclnns In- the bur way to'buy thnt hot'dog and 

llh fctll 

i^'-Tiw^jtTs'there for that Purpose 

^: and that purpose only. L '• 

^f;.Thi.t'f;thlrt^>^-: ••:• -' 

Our drive for tho Treasury Flag 

througn '00 per wnt participation 

in each ro^&try Is continuing. Bwt 

now, upeciftl Iniurcst is conturvd 011 

the rorr.ing S100 d.»y. ". 

The C. S. F. will do its part to Hemcmber, Friday is tho day. 

nivmotu good will relationship with Boy your b.-*J, go; a friend to buy 

the Prn-American countries In a a l-ond. so your room will ** doing 

program to be held In the nudito* its part. r 

rlum the first iwrlod today for the, liny to fly "Tha l/>weIL" 

scnion and the memoirs of the )r- < 

|;ganl2ation. • 

Mn,. Harriflon, who b the uutt.*Jt! 

of the new fiction host neller, "Captuln 

of the Andci.," wilt be tho| 

princijial guest speaker of the nro-( Out-Of-Town 

gram. Also to speak is Frsd Wathcr, 

un oxchango student from, NNorman 

Xrair.rr and Jack Gold-' 

bouth America who is now study- !""* f " hi*? 

ing at thu University of Califor-I ma.ls headlines In California't hfe 

n\i. He will discuss conditions and nchool dcbi):;ii^ world this month. 

hi* experiences In South America. In tho American Loirton conteAi. 

* TMsn words fol- At the end of thu program Mr. Norman ucc=mc tho Lowell:n-prn 

low the coming of nprlng us Moore, C. S. F. counselor, will talk "y 

spring iUtfif fullows winter. on scholarship. 

And wo all know what it 

means ... haxeluill, bmcliall, 

America's favorite game! 

Spring Is hero right nlong 

with thr birds and the bees, 

and the tendency if a young 

man's fancy. The kids love 

it: wo love It, and America 

loves It. It Is here along with 

sunny days, blue *kic*, and 

that lackadaisical mood. 

You have seen springs 

eumc and spring! go. You 

have liked their coming nnd mako thi 

hutod their departure Just as 

bus every one else, nnd 

you vo nbm hated the end of 

a season's baseball. Whether 

it is tho neighborhood team, 

thu old home team, or oven' 

thu major lca',rue, the end is 

always sad. 

Incidentally, r«woll DOES 

have a tanebail team, or 

didn't you l:now'.'T? 

1 ?" "' 1» fint contsl 

nounces that additional entertain*' 

munt will l»u supplied by Hay vVn*. 

Kon, bilcnted II-a student, who will 

do a Spanish ~ dance. The other 1 

hai. 

feh 

th. 

i 

•"•••»;«•» *t ^jj*** 

dents. . Dandni? will'bo to th6;t«ne^CS : dents. ,Danc/n 

if#j^ 

of records whi 

th the ffi """"""" The dancp comrrittce^#pg 

Dick Calender, Isabel p 

,y Angard. Ken Wells, 

JO, Carol Allen, "" ' 

Bgh Haley.. Ray 

AtcanL 

7 • i* hV."* T- a^fay-^r\yi}

B#: 

"•'"•'IM; :•' -IMC 2Urn 8trMt..Sui Pranri 

7.i*V-^r yr.7*'-~; - CaUfornl* :û \i . ' 

piîArL. 1L R *;*.xonfera Fn. 

j LOWELL STAFFF . .j. X- >.'•' 

EDITbll£_i_.__i_PJIILbRED KIEKKIt 

—, ilii Sullivan 

Scholo 

; ^ " . — M a r y Brandt 

I)ofelue.Editor—!- : ;. ...-.Norman Kntmor 

Sporti»'JSdttor.:l__ uMattha Schivimley 

Circulation ll»na|ror.._—i— Alon Orr 

SCv * ? •>?' HKl'OUTEItS 

» Lowell's Service Flag? 

Where is Our Scroice Flag? 

-- We'd LikeThe Mystery Solved 

Where is Lowell's servile DOB'/ 

Last January's graduating china presented 

a beautiful service flfcg to the 

school. Many wern moved by tin> prcsun- 

'"• tation nnil were stirred by the beauty of 

• Jio Hag. itself. 

Since thai day in tho cûrl. when the 

student body viewed the thtc at its presentation 

ceremonies it hns di.sunpwrcd. 

L'ould it have been hied uv.ny to some 

. dark corners/ 

Couid it be hniiginx behind u heavy 

door, loat from admiring look*" 

Or could it ba tucked away for wifekccpinK. 

but no glory? 

In any case. \vou!on Dtnoto, '41 

Alan ltcflcurc, '-.. 

K:nnk Antobe, VI.. 

Kntnir WIjtmorc, ! 4± . „ 

Krpnclst Onintr, '-M 

Stan Luvlu, *:«» 

nitt !init-r. 'so ;;; 

Cnr.rlex Slanninw. '.19.... 

Drve Wilwn, 'S3 ' ' 

noli rmir. •& Z.T 

Krid ISctivcr. Mf» 

•timmy Knrncrt, '-10 

Wayne Wright. *4i» 

Rratit Walker, '42~ 

•loo Grecly. '-ttl 

Jack ffnrr)*nn, M9 

T E«lwi«r.!«, '40 

RnlK?rt Stytz. '4'i. 

K H ?;:^:^.^: 

Cliff Wr.lwficlrl. "40 

I^coiiard Yiu'dall. '4a 

Jack I-VMinan. ',10 

»ub I'lun-I.. •« '".'.'"'.'. 

-Army: 

. Jlnrltia Corpi 

«.Army 

...Army A|P Ccna 

_An.iy Air Corpi 

-Army Air Corf, 

...Army Air Coroi 

-Amy. .nlr Corvi.. 

. Army Air Corn* 

.Army Air Corpt 

-Anry Air Corr« 

-Nivy 

..Na-y 

.. Navy 

... Army A'r'Conij 

.. Army •Mr-Corpt 

-. Army 

- \rmv 

.. Navy 

...Xnvy 

- Anr.r 

-Navy A'r Corp; 

- Navy A.r Corp* 

'"- my Air Corpi 

Old Locker Blues Kaunt Ms 

or 

The Case of the Bad Vocabulary 

"Kuft U r->t nnd we.-t i.< wejst, anil ncv*»r t.V 

*.T.iin j.i*al| niLtt." i>xcc)>t when two K 

f-tal 

Jum 

~im 

IH 

eu 

Ln 

cka 

tHrt 

cm 

."! 

win 

dta 

rrfa 

55/ 

O 

OK 

bon 

f»li 

corn] 

itr^l 

coin, 

Tl 

crnil 

I 

Sen 

both 

erf. 

bdii 

al < 

Plavi 

.. Th 

Ô'Shi 

ultcfc 

• ;«uv 

to 11 

The 

Gain. 

•...ba 

ianin 

.torou 

: j 

ba 

pll 

thi 

.ffl 

let ] 

on 

foo 

•£ 

th, 

an 

fas 

•U«»J 

«t» 

not 

but

To ^Straight; 

. ;;Take Fourth 

Title In Five Years 

Ily Al Orr 

r Today, our classy track team 

- meet* the Galileo nquail it Kexar, 

?:»Udmni,. Thin meet will pribably 

f jû dueVfor hiith point h(.non» 1M»-I 

t twwa Earl .MnKnonl. Gnllleo flach,; 

' d "Lour John" Harhrravt, oar 1 

„ • »n. roan, rilnco .since the the Uan'n Lion. fujnhd «,nBd 

1(1 very f«w ^t-Rdlcr,. tho; 

momUw to OT In Iiwcliv: 

on (Jj) .. _.; ,^__Ji _ __ 

n Bcat 1 tim e- 23.3 jwomls. City recur:!- *1 f^ 

OgnrU run-BJIh (L), Hngoplnn (L) 

? 

Stockton (L) ___'•'•___ 

1 8 1 

* '': B4 2 secod Cit 1 

; : ^; 2 i«'''>/- CHy re'eord: 6W ;:- 

-I—-Clements (L), Oppenliciincr CL), 

. 8 

—--..-• _6 3 

A '• At the -lose ot e,«sry spring term. The Lowell sport puiso.•--• 

x 

i features naummaryor, the year. Also splashed In headlines' 

j is Lowell's Irmlitlomil.Mr. Bljr stntus in prep sporting rii.nkB. 

_ This This set set .ite .tie to to womlerinjr. ivonilerinjr. It It is is a a known known fact fact that thnt Lowell Lowell it). i>;-. 

•'("The "The Nnmo" Nnmo" in in propdom, propclom, for a game against afininst Lowell to'tliS'-", h'tluv 

)"l)ig taeV.'fur cvarj' fchool.'lnit how long fins this Jlr/Big> 

l •ui.o stjilo oi of ' niiu.rjt— nf/uir*—this mis conslntcnci cohsDitcnC) — 

.vcariv .yoariv moaplnc-up mnaplnB-up of tlMea-ibl* titlcn-dat- •>«"• «»« flr-k tlrft laucbnll bucbnll penn»ntr-«vli 

penn»ntr«vli 

bln«.?.. II.PEin^- -hrouKh png-ji uvl ynn after tho ICOR. . „„ ..„„»„ 

pnnoi r.r nncioi.t anntt,;, nnd ,,„. rated. Llko trnci i hbtnri,-, i«t?.j 

e , gt un un" i '-"-J" "J" high hhurdle*—HnrdKravc 

(10 llui-liiii 

L1 eHnr (L) 

l>l*u« Thru*,-i>,..ml»|n» 

(L) Y,°", °"\V \Vm ?' , 

-0 

Clean «ww. r,i>,.r»r ftirtbroni 

City record: J5.7 >iecoiid!i. 

i. I -..I-. as t\)«Ut;\\ () 1 / 

\ ' I.JW. •in,] •».n- will lat». II 

t floar. *\-.eut if 

ni* into form. l_*tw«> ix nl-io 

i a hurdie* 

I ti.l IIIK >i iumm>r. 

\ nhwli rvt nt«" li>* |ii.-k« tin n lot 

I ooinio a* w -II .->« .'Ii 

i I_.KU>. 

* Mfl'hi 4 

f emit 

-: fc"» f re 

Our 

hnrf. 

fraud 

1 * 1 , n t. 

! iii- 

MJU-lJ 

'l.i * < 

ll'.HH* 

fftn'|U'*r.ii # pm. """" inte i t ...... t*U jji-.. -«,„„;. ;(»..iirollcabrlK!i'oro»iecondtltl- 

(nci« bnck : ,!.« Into —>, wh-n "'"Id l» captured. Vnitr tho nijtiinlcticu 

wc IUhi : fntpF- "Action of illke Voyne,' tho third 

1^....... wni|ic-i;.p.. lyioiiini? oier cup cono in loai. Thpn thep-weni 

fi shjio Into M,mni«.;«.r I r.iunO t^nt two ulraluht In -M md '27. 

| tho ^rlnB »,,„,>;, in. 

Mi»I-ptii— 

(K). J " ' Papke (Ci) 

Ik.t (lisi.-mco: -10 ft. 8 in. City records: -18 ft. 1.5 in. 

l.>wciis throw—Orr (D I.owc (I.). Mrfhw (L) 

Ue.st distance: 101 ft. City rucnnl: 1»S ft. 1 in. 

in Pole Vault—Ciilini.ii (I,). Conn (I,). Moore (L) . . 

»f 

nirinc n menn 

Best hr::i'U: 10 ft S in. rjty ruvunl: i:t fl. S-j-j in. 

Fjih(Hii«re, haft 

uik *>•**. it.\v thniv.*'iiir irtitchins(»n (G) . 

i* stead ily improving. nest hcijriil: ('• ft. City rcc. :. fi ft. :*» in. 

. ranil \n pp'-ff.i* >ri TlnvtM|imrtiT '"i'e tvhiy—1-oweii ... 

,i. 

(Illlv 1 lll| • K Ilfst tinii>: :':2",.8 min. City record: 2:1R.S min. 

.(•; tin* Tin. •• 

- «.f til.- li-HUUr, lift w..:ir ii:u3..i4 io 

cnr>..clim!. out of the pecond dh'Îon 

'-'•'- Finally. I.. ;937. Loa-cll 

"' "O. S'W nnoth.r •'nlm-S tn' 

:.r ly.w.-.l was f... 

i- city tilk- in the 

'tr.^.-.l. 

w r ' lcr *" T - "Oiiatir attempt, it 

.!ir.p>. *Tlinl i "trin* of.twujWy »trair;ht E. :-. A. 

r][, (.,,.,. f(l|. I . 

Wa«liiiii:t.in t.-:.ms of 'ir, 

cim:p-|:W; thrri-an.| four. 

s,-.-,,ra tl-c Ti.p rfl|, ,i, 

-. •> t.'r- 

..ii'l ill.; rti.r«l- 

••(. relay train of 

Cans. SoM. ami MurcnlU will r»to 

thn Hi!O for nnnihcr trl- 

yc-i;«r(iay. IHH stuli.L'n 

ilcparturi: from l/iwi-11 ki't 

th« Card nine without r. 

atiarlopluir, for hitt verriutili: 

hittinif, dutcii fielding, combmcJ 

with cxiK-rionc", 1P;K!crvhJp, 

ami fire, was to supply 

tho Cardinal'* punch. 

F*n3t year n^ a star thin! 

baxrmnn, .Mot nurd iipnjmpiUhcd 

nucli fcatrt as topping 

tt.9 infield ir. field:up perevntape. 

crnckinir out n 3t»5 fon! 

hptner. and hittinjr at tt .GUV* 

clip in the playoffs to lead all 

battffra of the four teams entered. 

He al.tti camed two lutU.TH 

*>n ve la«t two eiianrnienithin 

footLall ek-v\ns, Icadintr tho 

42 team at th* k,.« nuartcruack 

position. Having had 

tho oe«t toajnic pircpntaRC in 

cotnpl-ted pnsscs, plus toiw- 

«W six of thorn for scores, 

b*:ter«l bv none, Jfornnrd 

wa» tabbad, the city's oalitniidinc 

i)unrtr.iMcX. 

Hu joins Bill and Ed Dcr. 

nett and Dob Sim. who n-«* 

now m tho Coaat Guard, nmt 

who were his foothall buddies 

wut year. 

1 .-, f.ophomnri'' hroin:!;: upon 

1**1"." win itK ^'" rt '" K' n «vimm!nir, tlii.i 

wly but xurcly coming 

'i>!fhi|>. person- ":«'K. 

h "•= rtartlnir' ' ol,,. i?,..",•& 'J ' h?e .\,3,S St" '•• umtli °'" ni " « f "» ^ julopfon, 

ladder at tbo present moment, and P" 1 •nvorite .'ruvjn rreax. hb 

dcs record Mel T%IP 

firstÎniis mutcrfal. Mr. Mon- While .these quentfoiu we^ beinc who hfehTjumped 1£3 V * In52 

fsi rubbinc ilia hands in mntfci-lwndoMd tho Krmat symbol of tho covered tftlow hSrdi^ £'S 

o.i of another trophy. - g 1 "? 111 mile, Clnrk in' tfcr mile. Foind 

Joslyii in lite dmcu.*. Up* 

inun m tho shot put, and Georjro 

Canficld. who competed In tho pol

FûltyrSoris in Services 

to Defend Old Glory 

TUB I.OWF.I.U WEDNESDAY. AI'llll. II 

SENIOR 

SHORTS 

VARIETIES 

Every ilay, the notices tiro rend 

', Law* 1 

in all ... . ... __. 

ellites are urged to do their part* 

in the numerous drives aiding the 1 

Seven Lowell teachers havo nons 

Tho University of California Will;.; 

in the .Armed Forces, one has n 

.Iconic fivo of Lowell's feminine, 

daughter In the W. A. A. C, andsnorts-enthusiast* 

thin F from Hi" » 

thwo have sons doing work in ton- when it hot's IU annual 

nection with the army. They r*oresent 

Lowell In many places, fror.i 

Washington, to Pearl Harbor, to 

Australia. 

Mr. Walsh, English teacher, lias 

a ton who is a first lieutenant sta- 

war effort. •- 

tioned at Camp Davit,. X. C. Ho 

Every .«. a 1>OIIIIH.T 

ere not Uiddi Uiddinir. 

pilot, lie ' played A' V All-City tm.«kct- Ii 

Sl'AMSH CLUB 

t'uit. s!mp!v by 

in th.- 

ilk d l f 

t was tilt 1 We're not Uiddinir. you can do just 

' ! ! b bii h ld j:rc:it .«uc-••'«••* ty'2 moml-er* and nuny morl 

aliv j!paniv 

ty d n 

itk and nylon ho»c ;hntarccliitt[*nd hours nlr 

. YunMlu H. TftuM. n. Cook. P. Hnr. 

rry. c. .V. K.4. 

SJI—R, f>h. &O; Tt OumhwhL 4S; 

U NfUin. J. Volltnnr. J. l: .mrinl. J.; 

Tabaumel, H. NVi*on. P. Onti-. It. 

Chcllek. v- Kti^k. J. l}>«ticrl. C.| 

r w, Moon*y. A. ivrnpl*. VT. 

Ml—R. NVimtiHlt. K. fllrlnWnr, U. 

M. It Jxm#«, z. NVwi«». I. 

U J. llânnttin. J. p*rklnn, ||. IL 

..*y. IL SoloiTK.n. C. A. 13 

I-*. Itlehfrt. K. nichfri. It. My 

; T. McCaulty. .M. Ne«1«p, S. Ito* 

ay. C«: It Monti, 

A. Unufmnn. A, 

Kast Twins' Writers 

Tin.- 

•tervisiun given'J;' Mi*.-« FJynn.it* 

For Aerial Magazine:J»r. Uj^^^***« 

•i UTV iw'tttT * : " '--'-' ~ 

H-S 

Ml—n- Ot.lflrl.1. rl.1. U. II. .Shea Shea, P. lt.»vr. , A. il«Ilntth*r. n. 1>V(I 

, H. IbMentmuc 

l^y. 

i. ifenui. il 

ajon. C. A. 3.3, 

»3»K. Pavls, «;;8. ft ITntcb .Totcbner.'is; 

helil every Thursday after Kiwi 

nnil imii irystr.tction rttti in i nlaycruund ] d n* 

Brtler t, i 

April 30— 

t^h junior.- 

Mr*. Jordan, cliief o/ * » ! 

lrmlimrnv. II. K««. *'"•. l< Wan-, r*. JkDow^lL 

nwtîiltriB. J. Kltch. C. Hrr-McC'allum. 

W. Slrtumtt. H. < 

. K-lly. J. Kohtlmlifr. 8. Kbnir 

WfJ-i II- OKmfcTiliL A. Hart. J 

hViiy.m. C. A. 21.3. 

I 

-:—P. V>m. 5TJS; P. Allon. J. fur. 

'eeenl

**• 

ADnl j_Th. U 

,raln toda, » rather conhin.il 

prance but on tuno nml with 

new campaign, SIOU Dn> 

ril IBBwl «•!« «! w 

N R7NI Mr. Jiihu»lo.i 

E and the Amy Air Curp* gained 

* Fintt Lieutenant JuhiMiin. Hut. 

I *o bo truthful, we can never 

Me Mr. Johnston r r hi* xpirit 

the flat;. Lowell has nn rnmllmcnt 

«f 193:1. Xearly every registry is 

100 iwr cent. There arc only ten 

rcgifttrivs in the school not ninety 

nor cent. The salon of stamp* nnd 

linul.* HK uf April wan $l!u5,,Ul.!H>. 

: TJie floit will oi-.ty fly the months 

lv«at.tt'r. H will really IK- hpr.«ijr in th.» *.,„; ,,f stamps the four 

,when the taiw Llusnoin in the hnlli; ii-ntiin-r ivjristrtns are »0C C. 

-JncXt Tuesday. S18H.95; Co. "A," Sl"(i.CO; ','£0, 

Our dream Imtnlwr wan ciwn c 81-1&23; nnd 2!4. %tV£M. Tim.* 

W)it by Ulenn Hardy in Ins new* rooms* l.-.tdini: in bonrijuiyini; nn 

broadcast llii* week. 

on the silviT wine* of a humjur. 

nu mattrr whm it" «.**•. M», 

I'krker will receive part of I hi* 

thinks »hf iKiatrvLy I'nr thr work 

Her wMdManK Lrwwforif (wiry. 

Jack turli-y, and J«!m Witland 

have «i\cn a Kreal rtwil *-f 

time and el tort anil liavv nut rv- 

1 part. 

we tr>* hen 1 m i;ivt: ti»!in nnw f" 1 - 

DCniUon f«r their services. 

• — " * sold today. 

A Been.' In^cn (lurlliK rchoarnals of 

the /ortlienmlnjc prixluctlon of 

il«* volickini: musical comedy, 

"Hoit J--.O*. Forward," Mh»wx 

More $100 Days 

To Boost Our 

Bomber Fund 

One Hundred Dollar Days!I Tornni/ow 

and Monday arc set asido , 

f^r each rt-ffittry to equal its success 

In lout month's special drive 

Almost 515,000 to help fly Tho 

Lov.oH" w-s raised as a result of 

tho campaign started in the hut 

|i«*uo of tho paper. 115,000 eariiiarxr'J 

for our fund to buy our 

bomber. 

The pliin is brief!v this: A Roal 

• of $100 worth nf bonds is given 

• cash registry. Denomination doesn't 

j tr.ittcr an lonj: as the total f« $100 

i or more. 

Mante Karri* attracting the at-i it means hard work on overytcntion 

«f ICay Faurnival. Hay ! one's part. It meanf oskinc friends 

Kind. n:t'l Hot) Ilium n» Shirley j to buy their bonds throuch you. It 

I'lrmirc utandH ready fpr action. J means a lot to the fellows who 

• need planes, and especially Fi^mr 

%®$£r Hy "" "' in Fourteen Days Till Term Play, j&^VilÊS^JW 

" "Best Foot Forward" Is GiveniÂ\ l £nsW!& ll pulled S 

R.O.T.C. On Toes For '•""' 11 " •""•!'"•' •'""> 

Federal Inspection 

Whether or :'«t 1 

fitii: il*.-a! f*till imHtfc ratiiiir for tho '.hird mtiFvcutivu j 

Miw yJKoiiJ* vftia.: Hut liow to annual F.'diT.il Inopection. inajjf ' 

it when, remains ;: in>.-teiv. IE. O. T. t\ event of the year, in 

- • - • • J helil tndny. Army officer.* rcprc- 

Fourte 

thoy lm;l nil •)?>•!« •}?\* Itcfore "The ri>llou-s: 

ivlii'ri'.ts the 

11 :t i I y uvi-ra 

llriVi; 

ii. A total of ?*•'..of 

freedom was soUl 

lirtnyini: the I-ovv*.'U 

this n mount. w« have 

>u;:n ,0 buy n medium liomtHT, 

»a,b««tened."l.«d.eiu;'n»Tw.li Ihe ninrnte'for" 5*11^1Twii: »|-» »„',,»',•„ 

(, knc... only ,„ the editor if It I. jndM*. $*%ftJX?r, but the buanl nlinff banning 

all Krnduations at the Opera House 

utill ^tnndti. Uoivevcr, thcro is 

h'ljic that Lowell will not have to 

j craduato from Commerce. 

p or the actual ctfry 

IK definitely in 

•. lint the Senior 

the Fairmont, in 

the night of June 

'° " u xchoul amassinir %hu P\OHI 

i;wanlii. Lowell had never before 

wtm this tournamei;» 

y, the K. 0. T. C. Federal In- two-hour claw twrfm! t'lily. All c Company. < la > n , ._ „ fc-fYti;i, ,lu,are fci!ai|1 

-* 1 --and the debarinc society s s,miect)« wilt hnv? hrnicworlc os-| " The piny, which concerns a movie was compoKcd of Mildred Klefor 

* n program. slcnnientii. | HumorOUS DeCS In ! stnr aI1( * n * cn ' or Prom, was n rio- and Tom Slei'cc. The two victors 

t?ut another ustio to bed, Fu\ticets offered Hy this neulonj . ,. —. , I tous hit on Broadway, where It hnd \ c Timelc 

io

N rOANCItCtft OU»Tt«G»( Kt'JCXM. N 

... \ 

r Loj.ll Huh Rchool 

IsOOJIarn MMMtan ITnncl«s- 

--v! U II S. a A Umbm Fro 

* LOU El I. STACFK 

KDITOR MIIDRPD MFrH! 

Auoclntc Kuitor . I's StiIIMn 

Feature Editor Margaret Scholth 

Spot" Editol .Dud Shermtn 

Net* Editor ... Mnrj nnmlt 

Orfcn'e Filllcr - _ .. _ Sn-mn \~imcr 

Glrh Snorts rditor_ Mnrtiin Silmimlcj 

Clrcul ulon Mnnacer — *' "1 Orr 

IlEI'OllThllS 

lli>l"--tiv AniUfwjn • ll.i)mnml _Pmmi:vjI 

tVHli«nj Vih/rton Jfnrn.i va 3!iimli4lt 

PMI« II*brMi»l :Hc|Mr,| >1nMry 

Muitoit CoMn . I'"* lliwnl'ial 

Illlttn KelnlxTir .'IniHT T>i»'»l""»li 

Ou: Big Job is to Win the 

War as Quickly as PotsiU 

What have you ilone toilny for Victory? 

Can you truthfully smy, *J'm Rivinp 

everything I have for the war effort"? 

The boys in the service make sacrifices 

far nnd above our efforts. Thn men on 

the battlefronts must fight until they 

drop, but many of us era losing; the battle 

on the home front. Whoa V-day comes, 

we can all t?o back to our old ways; but 

until that time, we must work day anrl 

night. Vacation is an opportunity to attend 

summer school, to participate in some 

vital work, such as harvesting, or to take 

a job in a war plant. We must five some 

of our time to volunteer work like Civilian 

Defense, Red Cross, or A. \V. V. S. Just 

think what a Frenchman, or n Norwegian, 

or a Czech, or a Chinese would givp to 

change plaoe?. with us! If the ivar cal: be 

shortened ly one month, imagine the 

thousands of human lives thai will be 

spared! Perhaps your brother, or boy 

frfand will jia saved from a lonely grave 

somewhere if only you give your best. 

Put every spare "r>-n"y into War Bonds 

and Stamps. Hemomber— 

They si"C their lii'fs, you lend your 

money! 

This Summer Is Your Chance 

To Help In The War Eff-rt 

The news of the long summer vacation. June 

18-Scptcmbcr 27. has filled our minds with dreams 

of luxurious days with nothing to do but He in 

the sun. But, wait! Those days arc gone for 

tho duration. This summer there are more Important 

things to do. 

Summer school is a great opportunity for 

boys and girls who dejire to specialize in some 

field before going Into the service. Then there 

are numerous ways in which students may give 

their aid this summer and eam high wages at 

the same time. Harvesting at camps tinccially 

equipped for high school students Is one way. 

War plants and factories are also sending urgent 

calls to all the schools of the nation. A crisis 

his come In the food Industry; and we, the high 

school students of America, have tho power to 

.;clp our country pass the crisis safely. 

After the summer vacation is over, it will be 

a privilege to be able to say, "I helped. I am 

part of the war effort" 

I R. F. D. 

J Hy Roger Thompson 

An enterprising Oaklnnil Tech student, one Bill 

Lynns. '>'~'' 

•:^-i^0r"- 

Lowell's Service Roll ofiHonor - ^/iciofy Varieties 

Compiled by Dsle IKhrend 'I'" ~" ' ~i : - '-"". • ;'.'• 1 i^:i _,% my! 

troulilf wit], his itlrl In Hnw.iH.! . R| Slpele wenrinir 

Amn't wo nil? : ri''K nnil nin. Explain! 

Not a luicl looking couple, Frol 1)1!) Curlcy. Dusty Johnson a'A 

C?vcn ami Helen Word.'. . Yes Dud Wet eolnc c« stnTaCTK 

i! !i~ iThln makra almut tlio thoutamltli 

Those crow men InvaiHnis Kelly's: time, doesn't it? 1 ? t "° u """" n 

Covo with t»dr-w paint or. | Tho question of ths'ero. "Uot 

I^LTH'S almost taking Larkspur, any candy, JerWns?" «Jow about 

ovee on tlic week-end. ' that HonScrt?' 

'in Us i/Inif'i,pp«ara'nce, .VICTOKY VARIE- 

TIES otioinptcf to wke In ai mUiy:Lovel) war 

' ectlylUes a« you ran ihaJcc n typewriter at. That 

ivaji a mUtaKP,:fdr itreomi the Hat of patriotic 

j>crvlce* ot'Lownlliteji It limitless; to mnny^worthy^ 

i netlvlticz worn Ici't umnenlloned. "v^ 

So wn narrowed our field of covoraga for the 

hccond imin, nnd reported oni* those octlvttfev 

1 whfcli arg •.'entered in room 207: Again there 

were mnnv drives, little space, nod much left unmrntioncd. 

.. 

. V.nx time It Is thft.faculty (nnd Mp-ricnce 

hap tnuitht unto sny that there ate many more 

tcnrlrtfry who dsserve mention), hut newspaprr 

upacc like Kits, Is precious, and beslttcfl th* 

LOWPII faculty is not ilolnft lut war duty bce«uf» 

Tt'iin «ir»ir ; l3 > — 'IZTNrtvy A'r OiT?r lî.-ry 'IM"IJ7M" Z'.i'rvir 

Hank Selmn. US Army - Arthur 

Murrhnll Ti»fi. '33— Army 

Ih.i.!rl* 

flhi.lrlt< N»»vy 

Suvy 

I'niil O'lhrviil '4t—-.Jlnruin flUc has finally dated Ar 

drey Stafford Did they enjoy the 

shfiu,- a*, the r>nuire? We hear 

the panic about limit Morris and 

Corinne Kilclinc and Leonard JnoobB 

with Vvnnne Cu'bertsor. Bill 

Nelson, howovcr. !.- Dlo'rict Draft Board. Gulp. 

OiitKtaritUnir i» the in-school service rendered 

unselfishly by Miss Andcrion. She I* the head £.* 

(ho Junior A. \V. V. Z.. and the truEdln^ spirit oC 

innumerable worthy drives. 

Then there Is Mr. Polland. who serves u a 

»IUR boy at the Stace Door Canteen. Think of It: 

A memlwr of the armed forces can turn to our 

famed dramatic imprc.isarlo, nnd give a leisurely. 

"?ny, more cokes, please"! EiRhteenth birthday, 

come auick! 

Stuff and Things 

Here's to the cJrl that wishes to keen her 

youth. She shouldn't introduce him to other cirl.*! 

L L L L L 

The ''lifors" theme sonir: 

When time was called for ?ti"lv hall. 

I know I should have heeded the call. 

To study and not say, "This h» the bunk." 

Then i'tl have a pnsxe instead of a flunk. 

L L L L L 

Did you hear the unt* about the moron who invited 

his friends to a ralililt dinner and then fed 

them carrots and lettuce?? 7 

L L L L L 

Senior: "You oucht to take cloroform." 

Frvuhmtip: "Ych. who »v.iches it?" 

_ L L L L L 

"Lend nc your pen." 

"Sure." 

"Got some paper?'' 

"Here." .. 

"Gome p>i&t a mail box?" 

"Yeah." 

"\V:.It 'till I fininh liiis lotter. will you?" 

"Sure." 

"Got a stamp?" 

"H«.e." 

'Thanks. Say! What's your cirt's address?" 

L L L L L 

Dldja hear the one about the .noron that 

moved t*> the city because the country was at 

war??? 

L L L L I, 

Mr. IT.M (Irritated): -If them are any 

morons In this class. u;ll Ihcy plcnsn stand up." 

A lone pause and a lone freshman rises tc hU 

feet. 

Mr. Bass: "What! Do you consider yourtclf » 

moron?" 

Freshman: "Xot "xactly, but I do hate to see 

you standing up their' by yourself." 

L L L L L 

He: '•Darlinjr, I Invc lost Jl my money. I 

!! Knh*i, and Tat Kel- .mviu't t punny in the world." 

ly-Charlie Kipp. 

She: "W*l!, I'll iove you j»at as much—cvtn 

Seems that Lowell s.i;i los^ the If I nivcr sec you apnin." 

priority on cute ht,yn, i. o.. Art 

Jdhn.oon. of Washington. 

Now »'e leavp; 

Sec you noon. 

Gonna dig for tht issue in June. 

The Quarter Note 

By Ray Fournfval 

Ltntcr. (.) thi> line-u,t In a IJJJI Argc!cJ ball-' 

room. Louis Armstrong heads tho d

i£| 

THE LOWEI L TKUHSDAtf, MAY U 

-Cnider Men-Capture Second Straight Title B 

i • - — ^ . ' 

HwHgraveîs Only 

k Card Double 

|«JH 

lard. 

SJV 

In the 

.seconds. The 

neck. ant! \ neck 

the tape v-vheur 

slower than thj city record of lG.E,-j 

which he established In tho seral-fl-1 

nali Thursday. rJn the high jump, 

"-,' ; Lightweight* Fifth! 

• " '. '-; iRrabbed B v fifth rJaco'to : «c ! S,kl y '"••"•c disgrace. Mike scored the two 

Plate. Klmer was on the shelf lost 

j It Was Robbery 

ry Knhtman. Bob N'nv'c, K*n I.nr- 

Row Bucs Friday In * Meet Polytechs Infield 

klns. .Mike Cudolj. Ken Wells. Mel 

Title Clincher 

Willhnck. and Ituss ford. Stroke „ . , 

I/* llridg.,. In- Herrimar., U* *? "h re HE" 1 -*. lo . " 

rcltiraon. Hud Silvcrman. nlnr ° f That day In lvlO, It was first de- 

(lli-1-..u-,' (.fTlie l.o».II dcadlinr. The Infield wlK be manned by' *xt3, and faculty membera that IK nnd the varsity nnd Ifelitv cisht; J"" rc ?*?X:,, U V t0 M * *'«*• , the 

room 142. There in pen D, ho wit crews. i««» «'"! ^ t"* '« next tc JMt in 

nnHAl.it.* -....--..I:.,J » -««r,,«..,t ,>. !,,„_ , ;,..„ ._ „_ | the Icapue t.tandm(rs, while the 

Star. Llirhty *ns born some tiilr- had brcn civen tho third degree. nal. -Blit Bill" moilostiy admits 

]JN!!*ht ycu« aco in tho whole-; V in! ! lilat until he receive.) a severe intom. 

I 

Hakota. 

As r Junior, he entered the field 

. at Jamestuwn. to majored his chair and iccracd to have trou 

nf coachint* in thn Nurthr'n Cnllm 

social science, (tarred in track, bio findJnjr space for his huRL 

.fornlc town nf Willows, vrhcrc he 

wrcjtllnfr, nnd was all-confer-i Bhouldciv, as ho started to wcavn 

! was vtctf*prlnclpnl and coached 

ffuard on the fastball tenm J tho story of his life. 

' ev«rytr.. 

rortwoi-caw. j A nutlvc-bo;n Sun Franciscan, 

T« ;«.,.„ n.in.ini.1 - hu Rradaated from Poly In 1920. 

U Former Principal - Ho attended Stinford. wlicro he 

After croduatfnfr, Mr; Uahty played first baae, jruard of the 

utight In South DnkoU antll 1932. basketball team, and end on the 

«t he came to California, where football to?m. Playinp end on the 

; was nrindnal of Williams Union samo team were Monk Moscrip and 

Schcoo] for five yenrs. In Keith Topping, two of the ffreatext 

he came to San Francisco flankmen ever W wear the Card!- 

I frame, nn error ay younj- Charlln; 

let tl.c wlnnlnjr Poly marker crosit 

the plate, the papor pasting "fcoat" 

But he could hard-! 

hnvinc belted out: 

-_„ Charlie, xtill the ! 

miHtt colorful characler on the 

field, hoii obto Hmaxhcd homer* 

with (he bagK loaded: but one- , 

time, hitllvi— the hall far fnnURfi j 

fnr two homer*, he cot aOf n 

njr from mnrolrn to wrest- 

Hnjr. 

Iu 1940, he rame tu T^well and 

• eincfl then ban coachca faotbnll, 

liO-potind busketkill, and three 

J championship iiwtmm'njr ioanw. 

With the past of Mr. Lfchty 

and * Mr. .Foillnir revealed, your) 

shadow retirtd to nta cave to tnup 

plans for a future offensive. . 

; 

triple, for hln znmt- could only 1 

raany cracks.. . The seniors better 

j?-t plenty of practice. . . Who orthey? 

.. Brine'cm on! Well, here 

they arc: 

we urc present in ff an nll-dthlcto 

combination this year. The starting 

moundsman Is Red Mateor, altsection 

tackle from Punxsotawney 

Hank Morris, football and crew 

cntchfnc hi.-, efforts: Ken McLennan, 

basketbnll and football, at 

first: Bud Sllverman, a crewman, 

at sccon.; Georn Bull, owketball 

nnd Al!.. 

hntH out fnr three basnt. 

Lorhccr Among Best 

He was known at, pitcher, ulucser 

Lorl»ccr. Yep, Georcc Is amonc, 

five or nix times, respectively, tho' 

Cardinals have no hitters above 

the rit00 mark. The highest Lowell 

batters, who have been up to bat 

ten or more itmes. are Hlllebraml 

with a .107 nveraire. Gill with a 

.146 Average,- ami Chaffeo with n 

.126 nvcroce. The loncept Lov.«U 

drives have bem dnubles.".nade ty 

Uebowlts, Buchanan, and Chaffee. 

. I'rnliabte Starters 

The probnMe startinir' line-up 

will be Lowell—iiohevfan. 3b* 

Chflffcf,.p.: Thuraton, If; Llcbowitx, 

Sb: Gill, c; Bishop, rf: Iiilicbmnd. 

rf: HTeCunet ts; and Baclpalupl, 

lb.,Po!y—Mslwney, cf; Rvan, 

ah; Vallas, ss; 'Wliltehom, c; Brtv 

denron, If; Cofrlan, 5b: Durinc-, rf; 

Sales, lb; and Hoz«lton, p. 

f ;ity football, tourine 

"hort: at third base, Ken Larking 

faotball and crew; swimmer Bob 

Kddy In left field; Clar Wcmman. - 

crew, in center; and in right will be 

wut* ? nIy< Etiwar J Paul Michael 

\\ hite Jr. 

_ Snbg; will be J..Mscn. Hnrdcrave. 

Scrirnr' Mawli8iRMcmhai: 

i»S ! SuJl5r* l

V 

THJB LOWEI.UTIIUItSD.lY, MAVIS. 1943 

v 

"jungÊnghsh Actor Prove* > Last Red and White 

k ' SameÂsTypical American Boy! To Be Out ,n June 

7 we Meetings Held 

By Student Board 

*\i 

Why and What For ', 

_ W Ith this issLe Tho Lo»«ll pro- I I nt an Idea that >om< of yon 

. The new edition of tno 'led and a-nts a column of letters to Mo \ounir Itooort Tutors might. SUD- 

) At his sulto at tlio it J- ra ids w '"to vrh'ch will to distrihul-d editors Jn thn column »o hr|m to pom »« lake a poll to determine 

cffLct dcmanilcd 

•no Board of Directors at then Having nut him -t Ln» II ear SJ "?" 

last meolinjr appwd add tional Her in tlio -!n>, uc nlrmdj km.u J. .. 

funds Funds for cleaning and .•cpvnnff .*ctnirlng tho freckks on _ his n «e, - - his Mi ~J,n 

basketball, baseball, and football sltlvo face, his alert nruwn «*"•• 

cults. Appropriations wore grant- his straight brown hair, -mid his 

od to tho radio clab for the pur- perfect IKJIKC: but wo weren't quite 

chase of n sending set. and nddt- *uro uliout the real KouVy .Mactional 

money was given tho debat- Uounll. 

ing society to finish tho terms nro- Heady for Interview 

mm. Medals ordered at tho first Tlio scene was set: Mr. Owens, n^r,! the CIWMK oni! nvcnl« of the 

tro nnly one that feclit like 

'meeting for tho chainnlonsnlp loot- jtodtty Vagent, in one corner lean • . V11 '.,..niK.-fnll liu 1 * 1 nd mirim? 'LT ' " " "":* "••-,"— "t~"it.*i"V" 

lmll Win of Ia»t year, aru ready, fnir £lCk £: n ^ ^ iltA, yQcD?w- 5JJL " rms rnli ltN " ** nu * mtlu »*•'* «r ar* thviv «tlun |r. owrn*. A hot lf*>U u-imiccwu.- UwrU'*; mirf'. i«.|.i'1ar tcarhrrw in C-,,- M««- C ,,irlnn«hlii. In a V-mail Inter from Misi; 

pant* for a »ail, and tho half an- Kiillowlnir llnidk'nu.>, pick Ca!- Murt;aii-t Chase, I owi-H art tenchd 

leave of nhponci-. *'3-*t »f faculty xpnnico! o:' Lowell's 

riappuy ;rv riU frhnd. th« Mii'lint ludv tin- msv situn- ci>nu, n» it IncladeH thon« nubno 

bid WOJ to b< nccep'co UIIICHS jects which are fundamental '.n all 

validatcil by a war stamp.. navnl work. The "knitfhtx or nau- 

The muHic was supplied hy the *kal ki.owlcdne" v-.il cive a li.-m- 

Iîwcll dance - — 

started tho dai 

munic and ci 

mellow, with _ 

ond there. Thai 

who aponiioml — 

dance r?mtnittce. 

ofJcanErb,Mi " 

Ganz, Anita SI.. 

ton. Bob: Ray..thc 

dance v.ai 

by the class. 

Skiers 

>\Vi*Ji SIIM Adams an .. .-.. 

nlxtcsn member* of thc Ski Club, 

with President Larry Holland, 

«kicrr, : i*tcntlv 

ralltnir for help, and ninny Lowell 

H«aa 

By the Day 

lly Editor Mlldrcl Klefer I 

Well, wno;her Usue Is: 

. out anil now start* the grim! to gut j 

SrW Ff7/qNCISCO'S OLDEST NIGH SCHOO 

SIIII FnmclKo. California. Thursday, Juno 10, 104.1 

Block L Rally toj.Reveal 

New Student Body Leaders 

Election and Results 

tlfor Tomorrow 

R.O.T.CAppcintments 

Revealed Tonight 

Graduation, Prom JClimaxu, 

Term for High Seniors 

Lowcll Graduates 

Win Scholarships 

inc this tf:zt year. j 

May 18—The Ititth-S's are havini>; 

a dance! Ik's untrtidltionnl! Cant: 

ihiy watt 'till lhcy*i-3 Junior*? By; 

thwe remark* you »u that I.ow-' 

clt's nopliomiireM created 11 mild 

wtirttion. How wilt It bt> when 

they're the senior* around here'.' 

You never can t«U, They mijcht 

even raise funds tit buy u now, 

utatuo of JameH Ruûll. 

; 

Tha named of next tcnr/« offlccni 

nnd non-conimissioncti officers 

of the Lowul IE. 0. T. C. will bo 

revealed tonight when tl.tj non.i-nn- ncholnnihtpi to various colleges 

nualR. O f. C. hannuct I* held In univenilties. ""'""Itlc*. Mr. Stephen*, Stephen*. *> far.!, 

IK Hctel«tCWnrt" 

May 2i—W\' admit deO-al. Viv 

(ri«I to hnvf i> ir nervier flan 

brought lo light. Lamt fewm* we reported 

U found, bit hanging rtpner 

•till mUsinc. And there nre no 

new dcvrlnnmvniK It Hi-emu thai 

The LOATII in tlif only one wh» 

winln the flng pul up, and mir nuK- 

•.ctiion* for plaiinc it brine unly 

quiet umilc* from Itob hddy. an if 

lo *aj% "My c««li. what dm** nw 

know ahout ham in j: flin'i.7" ..Su. 

we admil defeat. 

May 2i—We iilway- knvw that 

I,uwell irs n no'iular ami reiwwned 

institution in California, and M>IIII* 

wen cuv i»n lK- 1'ncifie Const, hut 

we didn't know our fame IUHI 

jiprcid lc» tin- t'Weet world. We 

found nut tliif niiirnir jr. though. i\ 

h>ve of bees worked all week-end 

tc estiilili.th r.'ttidviu-u mi »ur tloor- 

*[, imii Jim IieiiNtin, a lirave lionone, 

wu.-Vd ill mnriiinir lo di*,n»sw-i 

thorn. Hi* lias lii'.ttk* wounds 

nfIUCt '"'J"- Tnrl!!?^ 0 The excitement nnd Jiuanenso 

that follow student election* will 

Ifc 'irokcn at the Block L roily tomorrow- 

when the present Mtudcnt! 

foodr officrni announce their nuc 

^?^ ^^''-'^tumeVwilflrt wSfnth.7yeK-.* 

Hob Eddy will 1M *uccccdcd as Th« event U ^ -^tantly^^Z^^^n, .^J . *..«" -P-"*- »*.£*}** 

lender of Lowell's milieu ami other ; 

scholastic activities liv either Kd 

iin-thold or Hay Kinj-. Kd is the" 

rctErinir student body tnosurer nnd, 

ii niL-mbiT of the Mock L aii'l the' 

.Scroll. He \vn« nrexy of hi* h well a.* a flporl fnlhusia?t. 

Hay, present secretnry of the atu«dent 

tinify. in nl.ô a member of the' 

II1uth hwiminitiK and daitcinc. 

\! maun. 

•li-iry in at nrv.iviiL hitrh-3 piexy 

U it nietiil't-r (nri '* , tnu muflic ,ind the prom 

lcf.*ati'il Cadi't Captaia Hianl'rt Ciimmiitfu nn Unr.tfrnridnatel-ch.il. 'noutd _.«• top*. t 

:nnn>t.iiy nftor a utiff liatttc. i nMiiiis of hi ft \. # itKcirawiVrfVon"ttit' 

A par.idi* in ttonor of the Krad- '' st - 

i:i\tinir tifficcw was held June 2.1 SIr - .Stephens Iin« Iwcn notifiiil. 

C.id." Lii'Nleimnt-CoIonel Hidzli-l-! «f ncvenil nchnlhrship winnen from; ^' 

omniaiiiled "A" Oimpiiny. Cadet lllt> University of Ce'ifornlu. liut L irtl . — 

Ccl.iiU'l Itfiflilc riimtnanilul "IT* "»' nnmw lave not been sent to riltlirr l-ant Wirthm tn CrbdH 

Tliiw, with Senior Day, the ^raditutioii, 

und the pn>m, Lowell's 

< wit! complete thr>ir yeare 

; JT"!* «-•• whether it I>£ to them; yiory. We are victorious. 

whether we have hor.cîly (puned 

nnyreal ctlucntion In our ..hl«jh Jaj» I0-A. our Hnal 

ichw.1 yearn: whethei 

member nnd Jbe be S5 proud 

years after lea 

think of them 

, teacher*. 

r Tomorrow's Rally Holds 

lly Jlinhn Sch-viraky 1 Excitement for'All 

From '.he tint hasty prcpnrn-jattcrnatEni; In the ro'o of tho In-1 *"~ 

tlnns for II nonlor prom u> the finallilomitahlo Dlind Date, wore tlici tor the last time this term thi-, 

o our «1,S of thS cl.« of .nrln«. IW3. be, hllnriiHM solution o! all dlfficultl«i.] funniest narM of tho very funny shou: of tho aie yell will boom 

leivlmr It: wither '.vc Jo dlupnrar. «*•»>•= 'o my » '«» -Best Fort Fonvnni." nrcsenicd Inishouv Th- Klrls e=pnawod com- thrpueh Iho courtat tno Bloclc L 

10m o« friends, not Just Iwt ur.rtlnic worili. 

Lowell's nu.lUoiium. Mny 25, 27.:nl«o ImrcJom and suililen unbound- ml V toiuurrow. Tte student body 

Flml. our thank-you'» lo Miss and 28. suecc-ilcd in " ~ • • ' '" 

• IILH..I ...i*..M m - i.i ÔHborn. without whom The Tk- l.o I M>û!l ? 

.'.'" >*|to« '» ur. ••.. . ,.. ... .. .. . plus an Mcellmt cast. cnp»Hy dl- mcntionc">t in. with small. \W Klnally. lo Mr. SI 

w , afc Bob Edd> tn the student bod) for 

and 

Cope shVold the ftntt time 

The double lunch period will 

offer tvrc klndf of cntcrtalnmenL 

well able *o play a sirf n. * Alvtna The icencry, comnletc witl: Them will be dancing In the court 

Te:nple wan excellent ait. Helen, bunks Bad banners, also added to to the mtnh, of the band and the 

vho was quite iiw^t until crossed, the production. Lowell may wcM annual" senior faculty b a s o b a 11 

But this play hid Its scene | be proi'd nf-:tii truly professional snmo In the boy*' yird A puhl'c 

fltoalcrs as nil playn must lave- presentation of "Best Foot Far- addrcfj K^tcm will report the 

Joyce Geary and Shit ley Plymlrc, ward." 

vrnmc foi the dance** 

p . ^ ' • • -

V 

Bhcil hr lh» Auficlateil fltmlenta 

or Lbw.ll iriBli Sehuol 

IIOO liny** StrMt. Ban FnnelMo, . 

.'•i. 11. S. S'A. lliBwnyni , , 

, - LOWELL STAFF F 

EDITOR- -MILDRED KIWER 

Assocfcto Editor. I 1 * Sullivan 

Feature Editor - Ma.-i!aret Scholcs 

Sports Editor,: '. ""d SHverman 

News Editor . Mary Brandt 

Defense Editor _Nornun Kramer 

Girls' Sports Editor^ Jfartha Sciiwimloy 

Circulation Manager Alan Orr 

: REPORTERS 

flutorla Aaur«lull 

1)31. luhronJ !"•*"!? ".AT 

lllltu Kelrilitn: 

Use Thought and Judgment 

In Choosing Student Leaders 

"The right to vote" is one of the privileges 

of democracy, one of the things we 

arc fighting for, today. The student government 

of our public higli schools is an 

excellent training- ground in which to discover 

the problems, processiw. r.nd pitfalls 

Once again, we of Lowell High School 

are fnced with a student election. It is 

our duty to pine* the landidnrcs best qunlil'icd 

in office. Irstcnd of voting for the 

modt popular person or the best pthlote. 

why not consider who woulo do the best 

job? A satisfactory administration, whether 

it is in a 3cho-.il or at the holm of a couniry, 

depends upon n;ore than papulnnty or 

good luck. Voting is our heritage. Let 

us prepare for it with sound thought and 

good judgment, now. 

We Will Miss You All, Seniors, 

And We Wish You Good Luck 

Congratulations, seniors, and JTood 

luck.' We congratulate you on the romplcliun 

of your high school years. Wo 

wish you good luck in the tremendous 

tasks that lie before you. 

We shall always remember you and 

- how proud you were to be a LowcJIUc. We 

hope that you will remember us—also the 

exciting game rallies, court dances, the 

thrill of rooting for your team, '..he friends 

who will always be the main part of a 

wonderful memory. 

Fcrewiill, seniors. You have our every 

wish for your success and happiness. 

Whatever your future plnn3, the armed 

services, college, or war work, wn know 

that you will prove to the world just what 

you havt proved to us—that you are tops! 

The Quarter Note 

By Soy Fournlral 

San Francisco Is at last seeing some of the 

nvuo bonds cf the country. Two of the better 

junp organizations put on fine Mown nt a local 

theater. Tho bands were those of Woody Herman 

and .I'mmlc Lunccford. top rmm In their claw. 

Glen Grey and George Ofaon and their bands afeo 

played here recently. 

We still art) hearing tho samp tunes we were 

listening to lost month and tho month before 

lout Yes, tunes Hks "Velvet Moon," "So Nice to 

Come Homo To," and. "Wi»y don't You Fall In 

Love" ore still way up on the bit record* list The 

sitcatlon will remain tho sanvi until the Musielan'i 

Union and the recoil companies got together. 

Even when this occurs, wo have the shellac 

condition to worry about. Record fans arc in a 

Here lu'iome bod newt for the record collectors: 

To obtain old, rare recoruV, you have to turn 

in anywhere from twnty-slx to thirty-eight old 

discs. What collwtar has twenty-six or thirtyfllght 

broken record* to turn hi for a favorite 

ncord? 

It seem* that San Francisco Is now the "Juzi" 

center of the country. Since Bur.k Johnson and 

Ms friends Mt tl« city by the Gotten Gate, all vo 

hunr la •Maxz.'V Toe bad that someono doesn't 

open a ballroom with only top name barn's ploying 

it. Then we might also bo tho raring center of 

tne count.-y. 

S t u f f 

He WJS surrounded. Tlie din was io mat 

that he could not heir himself think. Ho knew ho 

had to KC on; Thto woj no tlmo to letreaL Now 

ho m desperate. Could ho'make ItT Th» oM«. 

Uvo WM In sight It was no* or r.ever. With 

one- final lunge he crushed forward—and cot Into 

thobu. Joit as tho door dosed. 

To neefc'with tho expense. Giro the canary 

another seeal . . 

'THE LOWKI 

By June Mnngini 

ju.Na*io.' »n 

Lowell's Service Roll of Honor 

While Lidding farewell to cur graduates we find that almost all of 

on- boys arc entering t*»e senice. In outer to let us know what they 

arc goin.T to do, we are presenting this Hut of service hound Lowellitcc. 

XAMK— SERVICE 

Alan Orr — Xnvy 

Nick Kurteln ^...- — Nuvy Cadet 

Lee Ellis . -. —- Merchant Marine 

John Hard grave— - «...—.„.„—.-....- _._N**.vy Cadet 

Clarence Weitimrnn „ .. Army 

(•rfowold Behrcns - Army Air Corps 

Eil Dcvfnc Armv 

P«ter ScrrzPs « — -.ilerchiint Marine 

Henry Her* - Army 

Dick Warren N'nvy 

Jack Coopcr....._ - _ - - Army Air Corps 

Hill Bout tier... - Xnvy 

Horace Pltkin - Army 

Lester Price _._ - Army Air Corp* 

Jim Utlrne - - Xnvy Air Corps 

Ituittcl' Sweeney •• ~ A rmy 

llab Buchunan — ~ _ — M&rfnc Corps 

"iVayno Wright. .... Army 

HUH S.lvcrmat. ..-.-. - —— Army Air Corps 

Oeoig* 1 Meyer ....-•.*..• .. ......... M......•-. »..../\i r^v 

E«i Itonry _ -...._- MB. ine Corp* 

Uoyd KrcJchlle..- ~ Xnvy 

BJI> Matctir. _ _ „ „ Anny Al- Corps 

Chnrlc* Rockwell Xavy 

Kred Murray „ .. ^. .- Army 

John Cochr.inr_ _ „ . ——Army 

Waiter Reichlu - .Marine Corn* 

Bill tarkln* „ „. „ _... .Marine Corps 

Leo Chi.'ko .....Marine Corps 

Dirk McMillan.... .. - Army Air Carp* 

itlthard Barrett • —. Xavy Air Cort.i 

Itirhnrd Schneider. „ .Army 

Jim Mtmlsd'jii .. _ ..„ -.Armv 

John I'nrkei-. ..—„..„ „ _ „ ..Armv 

Julian Martin . -_ .—Armv Air Corps 

Fred l**owlc.,..„ ~..,...«...~....—..„„....—...._.... —.._ Army 

Itlchard BIcmbcrg. - - Amy 

Richard Rosenthiil «. - Army 

Bob Eddy. „ _. .. Marine Corns 

Paul Craffoc.... ._....-...,„.„... ~~...~ ..Coast Guard 

George Bull ...- _ _—....Marine Corp* 

Grant Wnlkcr..—.«—...... ....... Armv 

Wjirrci"' I*ogan .-• .I.IL.I.IU_,.JH...»I.._^...J....I...Mm. ••.•......—n^^rtqvy 

Xick Aitianar.tseff-....^.^ _ _ .Marine Corps 

Henry fiimmel - . -. ~ Xnvy 

Walter Bnll _ Armv 

-William Hall— Xavy Air Corps 

Mcr.'ill Muhs _ Xavy 

Jack Mangan—~~ _-^—— Xnvv Air Corp* 

Kon tVukinr.„.„„_.....„_ ^ „ - Marine Corr* 

Ed Hnuir- - -Merchant Murinc 

Alan Koy»..nn.n,..~M>"~ _....«_.,....._ ^ Xnvy 

Tom Hnnrnhin..-—— ••»»..»...._..—~..«,.^~_»...—.„_..••.. Army 

David Jensen Xnvy 

Paul Xorngcr..—- ~.__ „.„—»..^..~~»^ Armv Air Corps 

Jamas Rnunvich. Merchant Marine 

Jack Hancy..........—..—. .—..—..—..._.„.......—...- —..Xavy 

Alan MnrKoMs-. . . .'. Navy 

Ken| Mcl.cnnnn.._ _ — ..._ .....Marino Corpn 

Sheldon Kisor. - Army 

Jacl: Har.nan..... -.Army Air Corps 

Everett Her.cnla Army Air Corps 

Dnh Herman Army Air Co: is 

Henry Morris _ _ 5Inrlno Corns 

Hyde Lewis _ Army 

tjwrce Gomciko — Army Ski Tronr-i 

Itolfi C.-okor. _ _ Army 

Oeoriri- Henderson — ..Army Air Colpc 

Olcg Brajnekoff.. 

Dick Daviea., 

—Vow 

-Army 

Cnrlylc S»IM:1 _. 

..-.-Army 

Warren Scott _ 

Army 

IWck Lanwm. 

•Army 

Dave McGaw., 

Army 

Al Saronl... 

Milt IvtTiwn.... 

Army Air Corps 

Philip Morgan. 

Xavv Air C'*rps 

I/»rry Holland. 

Navy 

Bill Curley „ 

— Anny 

Robert Chellck.. 

- N'nvy 

Don Romey. 

— Army 

BUI Row* 

— Navy 

John Sndowjky. 

— Army Air Corps 

Roger Walsh. 

— Army 

t.eo Wnrschmidt 

Ar.-ny 

Robert Murdock- 

Army Air Corps 

Itu.-io'inh Onpenhctmcr. 

Army Air Corp* 

Val McDonnell...,-. 

Army 

Uonard Iflibowllx. 

Arm/ Air Corps 

W, Kumni(!r_. 

— — Navy Air Corps 

Hnrolii Kaufman—«„.„_„.„ 

- "....Army 

Robert Olaon_ 

- Marine Corps 

Trunk Honrahan——_„.„. 

- Navy 

Jack Jtiiiwn-,_........ 

- Marine Corps 

— Army 

Bl Wtson—.—„ 

— Army 

^ Hay; Fournlval__._ 

— Army 

*» J f r ^.'~ 

Victory Varieties 

My Vorman Kramer r * 

Smoke; Joe TJII! Clark Goblfi flash sparkluir — 

amiici as they trudge down Jungle pathi, carrying A 

on their gleaming nhoulders a sirrtcher bearing a \,% 

Mounded V S flyor " 

: Smokey ar.d Clark arc happy. Soon thcbrb1H.l~v 

don w>ll reach competent American'medical ale', >.* 

but that inr'c what makes their fncei beanv,'• 

lights will b< a sort of marathon dance. Anylioir, 

the jig goes on nli day, go thnt couples con come 

nnd go whenever tiiey please nnd dan-.c as often 

as thry v;wh, 

; . 

A ncvly cainured horse thief 

Dangles from a tree. 

In wh[]tpc,s hoarse ho muttered 

"This suspvnitc is kilting mu" 

—Oakland Tech Scribo. 

Piedmont niRh School '.T hoIiHng its yearij,- 

Whlske;H:io Contest n* part of its Carnival. Clewshaven 

males were presented to tho student bofo 

who will let their beards grow for two weeks. A* 

that time, tho he-man with tho biggest bush wiu 

get a prize ct \vat stamps nnd a free shnve tt* 

loc.il barber shop. Poor girls! 

Of course you've heard the"one about the Ijttfcmoron 

who was trying to escape from the pol**"^ 

so he store' on the bathroom scale to get a wetf»;;t 

i • < • 

Things 

Flora: "Boh proposed to ico last nlltht" 

Dora: "DiKn't he do It beautifully?" 

"What a crowd. Somelhlnj? hnppin'!' 

"Jliui hit hv a train." 

"Hurt Hurt had? had?" , . :< 

"Cn't 

"Can't 

tll 

tell 

O 

Only founj one l(|i).l«iJS.| 

; ; 

'•At

Kcu Mclxnnan Rovmit la IH> Ihe subject uf nrfmiriitc elarcru from Alict 

1I1I1 and an unidentified *cnior. Ken WBH VotH the boy "rith the 

nkMl hair!!! 

Apparently 1'ulh (Jur.tbrceht. Nancy Meri, nnd 

Corinnr Kilclinf haw- made n(»me drrocntory 

remark to June Win-lrr. Noli Iht- loHy all*tude 

and the elevated nchnotzte. 

Tb

u ttan^For The Memories I 

..:.-:-».•;:•- UyÛry Brandt and Jla Sulllrsn r 

Thank* for the: memories— -:>y.'_,{. y 

- ot dancing In the court or watching from the, 

bench, of smelly third floor halls after SO2 experiments' 

of: the*Chemistr>-l "lasses, of. the sama 

odoriferous halls when the cafe chef decided to 

cook corned beef and cabbage, of rallies In the 

courVnnd the ear-blastipc sounds of a rallr In tho 

fCgxa.-; ' ' • " • - •*>; r -ffi ;. 

Thinks for the memories— ..' /; • ' ~ ,. 

of your "Santa .ClauaTnature, Mr. Kut: of 

your "rare" classes, Mr. Bos 1 :; of your sceU'class 

handling. Miss Adams; of >our lenient qualities. 

Mint Boehm, of your never-failing Interest. Mrs. 

Hill; of Mr. Johnsten forcing••» perfect "flow- . 

er": of the "Fpider**" tolerant but good mature; 

of Mr. Walsh'* "Casey^-prwentatioM. ( : -. , 

Than** for the memories—"-j '•' !• - 

of » yell leader like Noil Reybum, a student 

body president like BUI Joslyn and a vlcc-ptwldent 

like Jont.*. Rico, or handsome men Itkt Bud 

Jnnes, Bill Mcyes, and Bud oplegl. of clamorous 

Pat Nlemeyer, of swashbuckling R. 0. Colonel 

.^Dud" Martin, of "tulle" Dot Ksnps. 01' the Lowell 

Editor oxtraordlr.alre, Charlie Uavis. 

Thorites for tl.e memories-— - 

of the Lowell's •xrW of adviser*. "Chief Patterson. 

"Our Pal Al" McKeevcr, and "Otuy" Osborn; 

of tho rising number of candid pictures 

used.In the-Journals, of friendly, hospitable Miss 

O'Malley. of Mareio Williams' "Boogio Woogic," 

of Shield and Scroll freshman receptions, always 

Kood for a laugh. 

Thanks for She memories— 

' of three glorious football rhampionships, nf 

thrilling basketball victories end defeats, of term 

play* and variety showu, of spring vacnt'onb at 

Carmc], and the 31V#T, or summers at TniVe. of 

Saturday uljrnu at Larkspur, of Lowell night at 

tho Muik, ot sUyJng together In the stands to 

wing the hymn whether victory or c'jfcnt vras ours, 

of raspy throats after "jrivlng cnl" with tho AJIU 

ThanJa for the memories— 

of which there am many stored for us In those 

Red and White journal*, of thu various Lowell* 

and ot the swell staffs . .we havu qilte a collection 

after four years, of those hot dogs In the 

"Doghouse" .. well, the buns were good. 

Thanks for the memories— 

of being hnahed Into silence when in the library 

by Miss Scott and MUs Anderson, then befog 

moved to an Isolated spi-t; of those lovely gym 

suits, that, in spite of ai! the professed dislfUc, 

tho ftlris will unwillingly miiu; of the nct-to-Lcforgotten 

senior-teacher, baseball games . . 

where all tho school cheers Its favorite teacher 

on on he steals a bane; of the horrible but unforgittiblo, 

days when the cufe was devoid of food 

ol any sort and the upp*jr cfcmmcn were always 

the ones to go hungry. 

Thanks for tho memories— 

of those trackmen running around thu block, 

of those "21" cars loaded so that hnadK are almost 

sticking out the windows, of "The Spider's'* Hub 

mustache gnlly blowing lit the breeze at the 

rallies, of thn«4> nloppy sweaters nnd saddle shoes, 

of those clan tHnce? znd being thrilled at the 

first one when n low three, and of that front bond 

sale to buy our bomber for Locell. 

Thanks for the memories— . 

of those ctlcbritlcs we saw on the st*>ge at 

our rallies, of those wonderful senior days, of our 

Treasury flag with itars blossoming out, of tlic 

thrill of seeing ex-LowcllitcR coming back in uniform 

or with the cr.llcge flump on them, rf the 

car paraded before the Poly-Lowell football 

clothes, of our exclusive night rallies on the eve 

-, of the Turk';y Day game. 

Thankr fur the memories— 

of growing Victory Gardens In biology, of 

muffing songs like "Minnto Kirn Trinidad" at the 

rallies nnd loving it, of the leg mnkc-un fad 

which faded ns the sunny days gave the girl* a 

good tan. of the coke* at the ftivvrito spot, and of 

the cut slips waiting far us in th j morning. ' 

Thafia for the memorir, 1 — 

of four years at LewII. 

Elmer's Tune 

Why are the stars (Alvina Temple and Ed De 

vine) 

Always winkln' (Bob Ed-'.y) 

And nd bUnkin' (Violet Vincent) nwvo.' nwvo.' 

What hat makes a fellow (Bob Buchanan) Buchanan 

Start ihinkin' (Howard Joyce) 

Of fallin' In love (Alice Rill anj Ken McLonnan}? 

> It's not the season (spring, 1043); 

The reason .'you tell us) 

It's plain as the moon (Twin Peaks on a dear 

night)— • • 

It's just "Elmer's Tune." 

Why diei -i lady (Virginia Stede) of cfahty 

Gfl out on the loose (Don Rora«y) 7 

Why does a gander (RJi:e Croker) 

Meander In search of a goose (Carolyn McGtrrl- 

What wiU U tho h kick (Cliff Gbmts> 

In a chicken (Dê;* Barry) Barry), 

The The magic in Jew (Winkler) 

? 

Its'lust Its'lust "Elmer's Tono." 

IJi*.en. Uitcn n (all you freshmen) 

There's ^ lot you're l|sb'.o l|sb'o to be nimbi* 

ssaF 

Sing It (Barbara Warren) 

Swing It (Rose Ann Loviner) 

Tho blnjlu (Cynthia'Du liolj and Corinnt Ki|. 

cunejt 

Tho coo on the beat (GcontoGromMko). " 

The CMdy-mnker (Dfck Wwrtn), ' 

Tho bakor (Bill Cnrlqr). •' 

Tho man lit vh« tuett (Boh .'ani»n)V 

•;.. The mac,'In the moon (Vic Bolserce), 

• All sing •'SlmnrN Tune." • 

THK LOWELU'TIIUItSnAV. JUNE 10. 1943 

Teepee Tattle Ta:les 

Graduation, palpitation. . 

thinks). Some girls are glamorous" 

Must of us are on vacation. - nnd some aren't. " Neither Is Elva 

.Though we work, though we play. Stccle. - . V •? • • 

Gossip will be here to stay. Attention: Gas stamps will be 

Elections, rallies, block: and Ravels tho only bribes actfptmi for men- 

We havcf followed on their travels; tion In thesi-columns. 'Too bod you- 

and we've noticed— didn't have any, Barbara GuIdotU." 

That BUI Curtey has wou his bet. Thoro's nothing we can lay. Gas 

Ho and Itirbara Correro are & cute stamps or no gas stjunps. Turn 

couple. So WKKK Iiabelle Phllow St*ego and Doug Horn^r arc 0. K. 

and Cal Copsey. 

ou are Virginia Strtlo" and Fritz! 

.- Our vice-president, Ruth Gum- Glauser. "., • • 

brcchl, always with Paul White. 

Mary Sheffcy with a merchant 

It's a good thing Lorellites can 

marlno cadet now, but not for long. 

tnkes K)1 the dies that havo been 

. Mario Wagner—everywhere with 

dished out. Sincert- anologlec to a 

an interesting unknown. 

gn>ilunte who has r=ally taken It 

Pflulu JutJoe with Gene Voyssie. 

on the chin. Yns, Barbara Oliver, 

We couldn't help noticing Marge 

you can take U! 

Hirr* with nul one, but all of the June 10 and graduation ami the 

commandos .tt the term play, or end o; sleuthing. U«member r.hin: 

Helen Kockos learning now to Nick AstrahnxiuUff studied his 

'Irltu. or Wlnnfa Morgan with Davo Icsnons, Don fr'humflcher wan quite 

Berwick, or Rob Olson looking "so the boy. Holt Eddy •ACtit araunn 

dapper.'! 

with Bantam Uonan). I'at KriJI 

Rcmcaiber "our innn for arty* vû nobudv uud quiet about It, no 

ones money," lohnny llnnlgmve, one knew Jo fclly. Wo discussed 

Ruth Er)> rrntst hnve bevn awfully but never dM nnythlnr about tho 

pruvokud at the sight of him with mangled Last of James Russell 

nix V. 0, beauties. 

Lowell, Dick Warren was even 

tinier thnn he is now, CJtforge Bull 

Socn: Carol Allan wiih Ed Bar- was verx* well liked, Barbara Senthotd. 

Bill Lau at Boulder Creek. ncr u-nsn't rnpular. Angela Asaro 

Musk can always fit the mood: saw a lot of thj Great Pat Sim- 

"Lovo Sends Its Little Gift of nionj, Barbsn Wooldrlilge couldn't 

RORCV—Bill Bennett to Blossom swim, Betty Mae Cohen's only 

Amsbaugh. 

claim to fame wan tennis. Remem- 

"Princa Ch«nnlng" — Edmund 

ber? Those were thj days when 

Honey. 

what Dal Racier said was news and 

pretty prejudiced; when Editor 

"Jim"— fjr Shirley Sleeper. 

Outstanding Seniors 

OUTSTANDING SENIOR BOY 

Bob Eddy 

BEST HAIR 

Ken McLennan 

3EST EYES 

Bob Ilucltanan 

MCEST SMILE 

Bob Jnnsxcn 

BEST M'_ESSEn 

Uon Schb.nnchcr 

PERSONALITY PLUS 

Johnnie Hnnlgrave 

BEST ATHLETE 

George Bull 

BEST DANCER 

Bill Curlcy 

"Scattcrbrain"— Keu Larklnv. " 

"Vou Made Me Love You'*—Pat 

Ann Williamson to Lee Spooler 

(plug: Glcnnit Martin). 

Not sc dumb—"Aniac"- you alv.ays 

find his name where it 

shouldn't be. Oh so clever—"Chuga-Lujr" 

Rose Ann Lovincr. Really 

solid—Noel Kelly and his band. 

The Polytechnic population 

seemed to be pretty bui>y a few 

week-end ngu; no Commerce tok 

over up lit tho River. K jjet mnrrliN'.—unc- '"•>• mo any nc». school book» next 

by her father, and orct, ty her! fall. I'm jnicic to mo '.lie same 

molner. { 

- . • •.. • • | 

A friend askeil mo If I was a 

Man (to a boy lendlnir a monitrcl •quarterbn.'k 

on the varsity. "No." 

nlcll/ 

while at Lowell, or to help out a poor loww class*'" ^ 

man with a xifU Piclr Calendar seems,to be the .•;/: 

recipient of » good football unlfonn for next sea*^ - '"- 

*4n from Walter Althiusen; and then wo find P«C 

Rodegerdts doing a good turn fir sister.." 

willing Joyco her sparkling personality. 

Morris donates to Ken Schuchard hit go*., 

and penonaMty (as.if Ken needs them!!!).' 

Looks like Ken is mi the :ec*lv[ 

find Bud SHvcrnun adding to the 

a shovel—could use?? Warren Logan u l£u~_, 

for an unsuspecting dope to inherit his paint rsg. 

Gilbert Pavloski seta tho Job of orchestra Wxn*. 

iar which Is t9-be vnrnted by John Cochrane. 

George Bull I.i leaving to "some lucky kid" his 

wine, women, and song. As always, the joker, 

Dorothy Cook, wills to tho freshman—scissors 

with ttiilch to rut successfully.* 

Mr. Doboon is inheriting Duncan Burdlck*s 

gym pants; and Bob Mater? Is willing to give 

awny his brawny muscles to anv freshman, while 

Ken Urklns is Icuving Ken WelU his "Jumbo 

African Slingshot." Dorothy Smith is willing to 

give the name of her chiropractor to any victim' 

of "the Lowell style of the dance." Tom SUtut 

is the lucky fellow to receive Ed Devine's dra. 

matic ability to "ham" things up, 

Alan Orr's vet discus will continue its career in 

the knnds of Don Lowo and Don MePhee; and to 

•tfimer Harria goes, from Hcdi Oppenheuntr, one 

pair of white (nHghily used) suipenden. Mary 

Brandt bequcutk; to UobM Dc Mate! all the Lowell 

MEN that arr left. Tho worries of the clean* 

up campaign gi. from Shirk*? FrUdrichs to the 

Block U prexy next tsrm; while Margaret Senates 

leaves her t.iuestrian filmfqun to Audrey Han* 

son. 

Mary Sheffy bequeaths her service flag to 

some glamorous nal, and hopes her lipstick look) 

nit well on it ns Mary's does. Botbe Sveral Is the 

luvky one to g**t Blussum Atusbaush's half of 

Ju.ic's "Ford." Jean Barbe wills her height to 

pix White. To Marilyn Cope goej Alv[r>a Ternp!eV 

"drot

the spring of 1014, ._„,, 

speedy spohomore Vnync ran , 

track team to its first title In fif-1 

teen years. That fall he turned out; * _. 

- ' " " r-»t only making thoj ~ : xvtc ^ 1 tn lw «»t three vlcto- j 

ndiug ft to the cham-1 rIc= : 48 to ° ovcr ding ft to the chanv I Cojswell, 8fl to 0 I 

*•__ - «_ i it 'fttrmnht Cniilnn nnd flit •« n ... 

rIc=: 48 to ° ovcr Cojiwcll, 8(1 to 0 I 

the league's leading! acninflt Calileo. nnd 30 to 0 ovcr-v-,.r 

making the all-star: MCIW * Hcn «- Mike's feelings to-iSJ 

ni«! thr nickname of : 

! Kim, but leadt 

plonnhip as 

scorer, also ........... ... .......... 

team. He e&racri thr. nickname of : 

;jj 

"dum ilum." because of the way he < 

riddled enemy lint*, trying for!! 

more scores than all the opposition' j 

during the iâs-jn. '< • 

Kept flight On |' 

This parade of winning Lowell : 

teams.with aggressive Mike con-; 

* tinued for thi-sct^nd straight year.. 

A? captain of the track team, he' 

led them to the state title ovc.-j 

thlrty-feven other schools In tlic 

fall h* captaiTied the rugby tenm' 

to a successful title- defense. Byt 

this time, the fnr.ie of the SCIIM- 1 

the kpHng cago situation, now that'Y^ 

Mikn was rolling In' the /alLV '.'/•'• '^ 

Like Mike, he had-a feding-ont ,-*iperiod. 

then.In^lD3tCthe N#f fireworts 

began. ^ His miints cleaned -?' 

leu ionn on one or Ms old mercJ- 

.„..* wncu u.ic ctc.cns. ns'IcM trains of win*—two straight 

: again, the monicker of Mike f titles, sixteen wins in eighteen at* 

nt Minimi —*.. 1— • «-,r j tempt*, and the bloody total of 250 

'-I points against 04. Vce, sir, the 

p; old Mike- is again on the rampage! 

Green Kenny Arrive* 

K Gridder* „,'..'•*• V Neff. Mt. Dinblo 

Won 

, t 

t...... and HULA track stnr. stiir. hucball. graduate KTOUUIUC oi of football, (Jail* Cali 

j | forma, and Ukiah HI basketball 

|-3!t 

lions! Mifcor hud awept the city. j 

Also Politician • 

In his )'•• ijlorious >p..r, Mike 

l'?pt up hi- : «*onl of clmmpionnhip 

teams, ht U led Ihc clmbrmen to 

their third «n.ight. Not itntil liis " 

final term was his political career 

begun. H? was clotted president' 

of the Lowell stuilcnt body. Tliis 

respcrsibility never nffettcd hU; 

athletic rcrord. as th-J Mikc*Ied: 

gridrlcr torpedoed Ihc loop for the' 

third straight year, boasting an tin 

y ' 

up the league for three straight 

years. The nnme Neff In the; spring : - r 

now hnnon, center field: Don Schu- 

IS'i HI..*.i'°" nKc t_ rjvuru ncord *« was set ict inill 

the Balboa tussle, when tho boys, 

- rowed to u win In the amazing! 

;t!me of six minutes and twenty se>> 

:«gjlt. helped slightly by « strone 1 

tue and a ,-nlnlntiro humcanc. 

: Halving Block L's for their 

work In crew are: Ed Sarthctd, Irv 

;Berrinuui. starlxîrd stroke Leon 

Bru-ea, advanced stroke Dick Cal- 

•"•"— RuslulFord. MIko Gnd^l' 

«">ce Weinman, Ken 

.••i^-f-p--

Whând What FoV / 

TUB 1 O'VBI t. TIIUX4IM1 

SHORTS Sullivan •?, 

- Ne*t Term's Officers Deir „..— 

_ _•» * sii ' 1 I have been In Is&aul tnt> icrntit Tuentv thno Lout.ll senior* are 

For Debater* b Chosen and ot all the Cubs In our scnool ,$$£ VepoK „"' day oven 

" —— 11 think lha' 'no bcroll and thi. more onrioujij than the other scn- 

I^>well s Debutlm; Sjciav will lie *>hl"ld arc the best. How does ono | ^ iâusc 'HMO twenty-three ore 

headed\^^\y^.îS.'^^^^ m ^^^^ K1 \W may-quite .truly call this went so for at to portray JjmnlVi 

prospective life munben. of the 

Issue of Senior Shorts the "Presi- typical -.football -• •- •• 

dent's Follies." • The four - Illus- Shield's "male" ._ ...„.„„ 

trious personiliticfi wo nre present- tho lost, freshman reeeptf?n Golf *,ing 

have that one ihtar In common anJ — bowline; _. are listed among* £»"', "i 

—presidency, of course, not folly. * | Interests. interentii. _Sho --*Ihn was uriut manajcer minim* of'. _#' "I 

. Class 'president*, scrvlco sociuty i these, sporta for the athletic asso. 

prcsidcnU, a t li I etlc association > elation. 

prKidtnts. N*ani4 it. We bava ILI Many Track Hono-c 

• Class Vresldent Bob Janssen. r:-, . Scroll. I'rosldent Leg Ellis, «bo * 

cently returned ;o the fold after a. came io'ihe reservation from Park-£ 

an several foniuus men • T ,cr whfch ,, „„,„ u,,Iy ,„ Jtu. srasputation. 

Demonstration Given Block L Athletes 

By Navigation Class Eat at Fleishhacker's 

The mysteries of iM brinv deep (ioritmit themselves with all the 

w.-r» n'veuln|l.i l/mvlhte. Juiiit 1. .-;,„! they could lov their haudj 

whinAlr. I-oilLiersiiaviirnlionclnss „„„„. t|,c Hoys' Block L Society 

prou'niiil .n uroKram in Mi. The held its remi-annual 1'eeil at Flclih- 

. priiKrain lu.liiileil a B. lftdtf niVa tt fe. 11 IITI f^lftH It I • t *BfT I 1 

ivfl alrK'\ i i.i ""S- J»««?tes from Bcho-ili !n Su nw shown the rewinic room, sihnol, . The annual tronfcy, t-i-'en June 17-(io to new classes. 

«i. î»;^ " !ati Vf, l «"??-nn»-|franciiioo.Mnn«, San Jloteo. Santa eooklnc room, aril o.her parts of to the school whose student takes June IS—School out—Summer va- 

!;'.? ffK,.^ M " S -»>«B"

L-AJb''v 

S«n Francisco. California, Friday. October 8 1043 

JLowell T Meets Polytechnic Parrot 

T;h% Editors 

Waste Basket 

Student Body Will '• I IMpjin « ' •''"'" ~~ 

' set New B0nd.G0.1i 

U7 Roger Thompson 

L1!NEUP OF LEADERS 

•-.• 117 itoKrr inompBvn j aanil Shall we wo supply the.Navy rvlth with' 

'•- If the tlrae should arrive when »rm»Uy needed equipment or shall 

oipi.in h, rationed, the Lowell 1 m c hmU 

' " well to have , ' 

|-!i> off later.' No communt. 

' 1 (Continued on POJJO Three) 

iml Fran- ' lcnt '-'-'v cards ready Iwfoii ""e 1 Mra - v - T - » 

cis Scott Kt-y receiving honorable honnrablo Jjaj|e Imutm However, it hllauicht Krgllsh, i 

Knmc Lowell High SCIHUI ilmiu 

ly regrets tlie piisnlnir uf ut.e 

tarnorrow. 

of its favorite leiiehen, Sam. '",'.""!"," mentiim in the order named. doubtful If this •• 

T« Intn 1 n...«ll>- . _ t "' . _. f.iab ,.t ....I .;_ . 

1 , lnc ',', r . llwity- 

and the memory of liU work [ Jeanne 

1 ^ 

, Joan Hantunnot 

be -uken from thin 

with u term 

him t 

Mhoot. A* lowr as Lowull 

A communication urrivt-t] rvevut- —-p crnUoatc on«i b«. 

1 ]y from luxt tcrm'n Itcd and WMte * of America, the voters ilicy and will he K-acJcni car*. 

«Htor. .Ooritt Thomiwon, now 11 »tu«, ryliii: oiu iut ...„ hi« „..«,„, UU'aU; „„ an Ion? 

dent-at NorthwcKtvni Uni'-cralty.; a* Jhert* IH a C. S. K. tho mu- 

Doris tayn that atthcK.U.-InUfannl il«nt* will }m carrj-int: out hif 

work. 

football ll Rttmc mime thi thi' Hjiirlt oiiirlt didnt didn't even! 

to comport- with that the the; r ,• e. . . 

Lowcll intmtt—iiu band, no^ Lowe With eiirh ahk lenders to « 

t -. ...v... —.. •••• iwwTomi-ni, uut t.ium, Lowell xtudentx !?

I* 1L S. 8. A. Membtn Km 

LOWELL STAFF 

;__. ROGER THOMPSON 

Associate Edltsr. Mnrthn 

Fcaturi Editor, ._, 

Sport* Editor 

News 

Girls' Spartii Editor. 

Knytnaml Kournivul 

.tfort Cohen 

.. .HUitn Fdiiberir 

Nancy' Buttericuttcr 

llenmrti ArehhoM 

Ib.herU Ad 

Support Lowell Activities 

With Student Body Card 

When you buy your student body card, 

all you will have to show for your fifty 

cents will bo n little piece of cardboard: 

but you will be repaid mnny times over 

for the small cost. True, you save money 

on football games and other events, but 

the best thing you will receive with your 

student body cnrii is the feeling that you 

belong to and arc supporting the activities 

of Lowell High School. 

That card will represent the many traditions, 

the work and fun that have made 

Lowell the .school it is today. It will help 

to pay for the rallies, the athletic equipment, 

the activities anil othor privileges 

that you enjoy every day; and the- card 

will make you a part of tho finest jrroup 

of student 1 ! in San Francisco. 

So when a representative ask;" you for 

your fifty cents. 1,'ivc him your money 

with n smile and the knowledge that you 

are buying a shni'C i» towell. 

Welcome To New Lowelliles, 

You Ate Our Future Leaders 

' The class of I9-I3 joyfully welcomes 

the classes of MG and '17! In this greeting 

to you new Lowellitw, we are not 

thinking of the lonely, bewildered freshmen 

of yesterday but uf the future leaders 

of Lowell. 

• Freshmen no lonfier have timo to be 

perplexed by the terroir of hiah school. 

You took n firm hold of Lowell's traditions 

from tho first day. After n while 

you will become bctcr acquainted with the 

high standards of your new school. You 

will join the lofty upper classmen in working, 

playing, and rooting for the home 

team. 

, You will join your fellow students in 

their pride of Lowell's principal, faculty, 

and traditions, and next year you will join 

them in'weicominjr a freshman class as we 

now welcome and give our best wishes to 

you, the seniors of 1940-47. 

Spirit of Lowell-Poly 

Game Siill Paramount 

Lowell plays Poly on October fl. 

There's something wrong here. All other 

irfnvol|-PoIy games ha\£ bacn on Thanksgiving 

Day. Why this won't bs a HEAL 

Big Game. It can't be, unless it's plnye-l 

on Thanksgiving Day. 

But wait a minute. Look at the fellows 

who r.re gofnif to play. Thay seem 

to bh practicing harder timn ever and have - 

queer gleams in their eyes, ns if to say. 

- "We're out-to get you. Poly. Keep out nt 

our way." 

V",.Why; should, they feel that way, and 

• why-should Lowell utolcntu, even the new 

freshmen^ hurry around tha halls just 

Waiting for tomorrow to come? Why 

should'cvcrjorie be so excited? 

Miybe it is because Thankcgix'ng Day 

or not, tomorrow IS the Biff Gr.mc. Tomorrow 

is the day when Lowell meets its 

arqh rnul Voly Tomorro* it, the Uny 

whea tlic spirit of Lowell men rises to new 

heights Tomorrow is {lie da, our day,' 

Ûwsll'3 day 

THE lowFIi'. mum. QCTOHEim 

Teepee Xaltle Tales 

mmm 

KRAMER WINS STANFORD 

RADIO DRAMA CONfEST- 

Well, now thnt the turm !« under, Speakinc of Barbara, iho i« Teeway, 

hare in tho nnswer to tho lit-' pcit« nomination for Lowell K(rl of : 

tl« tiiniilen'M hope*, "Gee. do you 1 'full '-1:1. Sh.o'« alwnyM'been known 

think HLlw ment'onM in ; Teepee to »peak frankly. Irv think! you'ro 

th*. I«nuo?" Anyway, UoiHreei Iieuutiful. too, Uarlmro. 

here you arc. - • ~ \ Ray Klnir «till Pnita Norina Par- 

The bm way to bcKHi anythinit ,„„ very, very Intercnting. T. 

""""" „ „m>.'ll:in;- U'i*idt>s. "Uaryl. can I didn't w* nnythinj: Imt it RIMHI tun. 

have the keys lo ynur car?" (.hicUny Wilson is thtnkinir 

Ituincr has it that Uratl nnd Wi- n^nn m.n>u nt.-rot fh«>. U it I'.it? 

nonii havu brrki-n up. I IMC.** Itrud Has anyoiit.* noticed BOIIIIH- Itiiy's 

tot tired of luivinjr tn iaKi> alone t-xtra thruf I)ioht*>, Heed Fun!*ton'j* 

Ut.idy to maku tu» fur a full-M*zi'd nmv nui^clvs, nil tlic n-d intHlfl AV, 

u'irl. >lr. MnnriM>*j» 1C.HH of twenty 

Now tnat hVhuclmrd hit* It-fl. the (rounds, this cnlumnV lack of hutitlo 

of "ShnrvlMu Wontior" nut- mur, Don Ijiwrviicc. and the Poly 

urally fa.ls tu Kt-n Welln. I-nst cnmvsic? imnr Doe. For the writeuu we Ket 

In- Berrimun IIOM alwayn Wen rib mcak every Sunday for nix 

kimwn :ts it lover. His latest i-i^-ii- wevks. What have y*»u to nffer. 

HAPPY DAZE 

Cone VayfttMG ed nround nt • 

a Ijnvteh tHrV* home. A« he ran! 

up the ^.epH be was confronted' 

with her ^".Ifj brother. I 

lmt'K her K|u>clnlty." 

"What, workin-r hard?'* 

"No. Kceminc,^)." 

"I'i. I'illy." i When a?ked a EW ' cure fr for nIn* 

"HE," wlcl the little hoy. 

: tc n **irripe column." Thnt Is. we won't I'ie'thin 

srwtv (uliit-h w a.v Ky thrrjitrnintr to blackmail 

Editor Th'ir,ipj-n—hi« Draft IlonnI thinks ha't 

111st 171 to have mjr moan? in NO\V LOOK MERE 

M hen* to help vc; cet nv*>r Iwinir nore 'caujw 

yniir ryiire wasn't in TEKI'KK. But. when we j**t 

•U'HOUK, T.lmt^.cr wo «ny hn>' nrithinir lo do with 

the VM-u'H of Jiwrl!. itn fnnil'.y. or the ti 

lodytim\«sirllv 

'hi- 

might g hnve her r on yvur y hh»nds 

urd dovMi't 

newa 

tha; a; wouldn't help Utildotti's feel- b by nukinc ki »>ut that cute lif.le little 

i ifcru a Ml. Ml Undi->r:."ath U d h her h col* l blondf in 207. Only »\x iruy* have 

usnaw, Ir\*, H:tr!jan: haf a Mif: triwi MI fur. Huh HhDaryl? 

Uniil 

t i . then, h nee ya llirovm. 

SUMMER MEMORIES 

Gone for the duration np.» the 

vacation spuL, for l,owc!lilc*. They 

nave «xuhnns«il thi-m for work and 

•urnmer nchint!. Ye*, wo &\\ mljis 

'ho goon tiniex of aiimmcnt past, 

but many of us wilt also carry 

plearant memories of thlH Rummer, 

« summer of work well done. 

"Back to the Farm!" w.m the crv 

for Famicrettrfl Janit Simon, Colleen 

McDiwt'll. Janet PerkliiB, 

Rhoda Otdfivld, Jnan WiMire, 

Ton! Juravioff, Rouinnc JoenEck. 

AniU Gallnvher. lEuth Schwuluich' 

»;r, Harriet Solomon. Carol Arnktcln. 

Violet Huffman, H-th I'su-i 1 .Im Frank. Durotby Hoscntfinl. N'an 

Lipnett. Klainc IlUx-'h, nnd many 

otnvni t(K> numerous to mention. 

Doitiu K°verninent work wa." Letitia 

U-s?er nt Fort Mosnn, and at 

thi' Tout Office was Dick Locwcn- 

Kuth. 

On call for A. W. V. S. duty 

were Marlnlicc Woodbcck. Rita 

O'Ni-al. .It-an O'Neal. Joycu Berk, 

.lutii! Fmctcnbtirff, Sarah Kmii;, 

IlarUini Cirrerro, Victori** Huston, 

?usnn Ilircb. Helen Fttden, Anna 

U'limunn, Itarbnra Uchtenntein, 

('lattc Sfbwartx. Barbara Arnot, 

- Joyt 

Bon. Hlvnnor IV.tcnon, Rhwla How, 

L i 111 a r Ooldschmidt. Margaret 

l>ckt\ Marjonn IjimlMTUoti 'j!uria 

ilarill:!?, and In»re Tlmlrr. 

R-?presenting Utv,v\\ nt numorous 

«umnier wrhwiln v*re M.i-« 

J'jycp, SURI Swfeni'y, IVck Morris, 

rhyllln Vallejo. Paul Yde, Mavtn 

Chancy. Ilarbiini Milkr, Vat llraiidon, 

Audrey Smith, Dorothy ROM, 

ljiwremr.' Solomon, Diane Rmli, 

Mnrtin Alder, Dorothy Pcanor., 

1 NOW \VK KNOW, now we know. AH nummer 

we'd Irf-en ht'.'it«* 

'Lnt n Kroup of itirlx hon ,'onncd n Frank Sin»gl;. 

•'fan anil Knit-Oni-Purl-Two-for-Our-BoyWA, 

Blue Cluh. They moot one* n w«k to JS 

Ku'catcnt for gail'in* tvhiln Hittcnini; to th. not* 

of tliolr faMiritn voealiiL On rach iwcattr 

rmliroiilprol \V cliihV motto: "O. Kranci««, 

IntirfcU"; ivliich i» I.-itin for "Oh Frunkle. y» 

kiUinc me." ' 

Student* of Garflcld Ilinh housht |U; 

worth of Imndx nnd utamrm in ont*"week. ' -* 

A freahmnn nt Ok«hoochuo'lllirh In C" 

ma enmo to Mhool n-rarinc a numbcr;18 

RUimp on hlK foot.

\Y OCTOIIER8. 1913 IV- > 

T' Loaded With Dyriainite Biiitw i t * 

Polytechnic Gridders Experienced 4^1 

,i Tomorrow's the clayl Its the Bi(f Game, Lowell vs. Poly. 

Bui Tor the first time since the rivalry began, the Indian-' 

Parrot lilt; finme J3 not: to Iw played on Thanksgiving Day. 

Nevertheless, it is still the Gig Game. In '•11, the first year 

•of the Luweli "T," .i Sheridan to Wigmore pass beat Poly 7-0, 

anil ended their twenty-one gam*! win streak. Lint year the 

Tap, Mt • rlehl: Icinlil Hnlf Dnrrl Kich»ruVon. Quarter hack (Jrnr Vnyntfli*. I'lillimik I.ffln UHdurK a.id Indiana inrntn heat IVly. thin by n JltMin of division cnc play* th.: 

l.efl Unit back k Dkk Di Calendar. Unr. r. Irft l In rfc rtfchl: Jnhu K»>rr||i, Kd Hart hold. Holt Nave, CA\ COW* CM2 iicorr. Thfl year the faMw number two team of division two. 

' ' * TiBhthf! 

A. A. A. offlclnln d?ff l>elievoH jn>XfM.ri,.ncf"ily tcumworl; will Ite tin- mntn < ;,, ,|M.ri, ,H|nchinjr nt Vm with all 

tho f'itnl- limit i«r.v(ir.| tn :mi>'J»-f faotor in the t.-ain'K fhtinnn this his IK."i ii.itmdt lit ri«ht tackit. 

• , . ... _ ; IMnvuriitiiiir tho ICeu and Mlark nt 

. of th-M- junior Mi:!, lad*.' Tl " > tu-nti.* will p!ay a pm*'!^! 

nanu-Iy: Dii-mand. I*i?tJi*-r. Tallnan. i-*:" 1 " 1 -ii-'i 1 

Pwvomy, St.-maro may Lr.-ak ln:o, il1 tlu ' ^ Wl " " > • " *""'• Francwco 

'" 

W » 

CcM'n N'fff warnit that ntlirr toani nf l*Jt year will l-n 

and |tn 1 

K-IK-OU havo gtnmir tf«ms »mJ that HHjnd »t U'wvni 

*, iKitiriils uf -Mrs. C«'|iir rtrcnt KiHVrthall i;rrH.i! 

I.UMrll VH. Cnmmpirr. Oclnlirr 29. i' hrollcht tip, Howie I>allmur. '-to. 

.... „ -. „ .... , . !-!!:indi 

•oy wcro the I.Mt icroup thnt he 

In Mie iwmt, Lowell has hail Ifcrjre '•"»> «ccn fur quite a while. 

I-Ti'v 

LOWELL Linc-U ps 1'OI.Y 

I'la.vcr 

Wl. I'uK. 

Wl. 

nl "' "^"T trncl: teanw and this 1 N'ot onu of theje fifty boyii hax 

1-l.iv year iit no except! nwioth mnny ever nlnyed foothall for Lowell bc- 

Tif rcturnlnir men who pluccit in last fore, as mo.st. of the members of 

''"'^ Npnnic's city meet. ' lust .vi^r'n Guof team hnvo iconil 

l.,u,'.|i Clone are the Winkterp, tho ui> to tiu* vnrsity. 

j/.»ril JlnniicravKi. the gehunurhen. the T|1(! c,mC tcam practi.cii at the 

J;: Om, ami tho Haicopian*. who -Old Stadium" every dnv in pron- 

!i.,.:ii maoe lust ji.»rt. team the crcnt Ilrnt|on f,,r the touch ncheilult 

p,,l>- one that It wm: but cnmintr up thl« ahearl -)t it. 

Lmvpll Squud 

Kinr-Q 

oneQ 

Hoiinert—Q 

Biemalupi—F 

. Slant—P 

Quliii.—C 

Ueaver— RII 

: Klfv 

' n liunlleis returninir are Roh l>-'e. Hurrio, S'flith. Forres. La 

ed with 

I'cncncl: • will iiive tu I* 

»hau»;!ndu4ojari. Unrtlie, lhirj-, Wmon. Hul«r._Cair. 

The I'nr .'tmcli Ilnrrix Juf plnnned a Ke- •'hi'luon.) 

Whilehorn' 

t of evi-ntrt for coni|«;titloti I 

with n cross-conn try, a 

1,'oly Sqund 

llnrrinirton 

Ritchie 

Doll 

o i n . 

Rudolph 

; -ntm wh..m A\t i-x|wol« hijr thlnjru.! 

; n,.._ii- W^»r CnnAUlnm Reed. mu'iell. Cornel, SlalcUa. 

Kichner 

h at ritmrti'r. and WhftPIiont, *K1, Despite War Conditions j jiiiiji 

YUROIO, nnd Snto. 

' t; rand if*;..," of tho 1'ttrrotif on

^fggr ; "" THE LOWELL, FIIIDAY.'OCTOIIKII 8. 1913 

iEHlEiSW AR PATH 

• My Hy Ilik > 

Big: Sitters Welcome '• j rFor ; Ne^;,jrer^ 

. With a well-planned term of nctlvttfei, 

the member of the Biff 

SUt*rt are btuy acquainting now-; 

eutnti? to the Lowell campus and Its! 

----• "- — Thfg ornaniiation i> 

others ., 

•C5:Ai the flrtt meeting of the term ' 

he.2'recently* five students wore; 

placed under the supervision of 

cscZ^fitg S!i>ler. Newcomer* will' 

be l>'Qcd with LS.r *tudW, Intro-; 

ducedto other LiwellHcn, nnd di-i 

reeled in acquiring the traditional' 

Lowell 51,int. ; 

Seniors who a*v working m thi*; 

EmiKirtnnt tn*k h*e Lucille Kenyon, 

Janice Deanstoi., N«din« Tobin, 

Helen |)er.V'uri.-.!_aUutf Ir.'in GoUNtcin, n hich junior 

licit-. Hv IIIH'S voliinti.'i'r w«rk nt 

H«ad Councils thi« Air«-Tiift Warnini; Cciitt'r . v- 

«TV siixth niirht from midnfi-'lit to 

•>:JWI ;i. i-. When dots I.e »tt*en? 

•Vi-11. y«>ur irw*-* ••* as s«»d «s 

:i-' i a.->cni^!r«: of tht* stuff 

thii* kt-vi'.* him Koinir wouldn't titi 

n.cotini; i.i ivC Monday to cleft ativ uf u* a hit of harm. 

|A-on fc^d^ci;, Jl—t—10t>. and Ilt-:h That windc it up fur tht.-* time. 

Unity, ii-[—^10. at tht-' pnîiivtits KfincmlMT—for Undf -fani'ii saki- 

.if tne ;,(,j-s" iw.o cirls" CuutiL'il!>. —to niakv Hitter Lake. CiKT TO 

WORK! 

).ind«i'y \Vii»on and Jack Curk-y 

oiiicifv triumphant iv a «i»iy fi*:I*l Students Cards To 

Ur ii? [,ui: of asai^tui.t yvil \KM\er. 

Be On Sale Soon 

; 

coming a nicmber. 

Junior Stali-«raen 

A ;• fries of (iiscussi.ti.* an timely j 

ûlli^•v•tJi will '>•*• held by tho Junior 

Su.u-.--i«M! this te:m. it vi> •• 

v.*al«l at thr .•lul.'s. first mvetiniriTum .Stcecc in president and Flitn 

.•f the tiTtn lust Thut.-dn, This .Mak-r,in. secretary. 

icrra's tii'fii-or^ inr]ti(!v: Wallan 1 j tlofis. of I»weII debaters will joor. 

" Ifsto to participate In 

nol tdurnament to be 

, held there. .Several dual debate* 

j hav« al-o l-etn pJatrncd for tit 

ti-rm. 

| The Debating Society metu 

"'vdnefdayx, seventh period and 

PUM w«J(ome anyone intertsta] 

public Bwatcinir and debatitur 

______ 

Atlu-rtun. jiri-oir'.fiit; I{y^:-r L*:iria, PJnrjj 

The room repn.-»cn:alivVa ihi» 

urni f }}*u*vt: 

Hxin. lUU'Uohald Waclw at.d 

Eti£tivth Khudtts: io_—-*J!1 .Murray 

-nj j,-an I'arkt-r; 103—\*un»:« 

Shcffev and Audrey Davis; 105— 

jb?if?*M)av#y and Dorothy Garbannc; 

;yj—Ifarry I'^hlmann ami 

Novi Chrjiftiaii; lot*--levn Hiidge* 

and Dtiruthy Calvin-' 10S—Uonald 

i-*i»nei and D»*>^ni f-u'httn.*u'i!>> 

)09~Kcnneth Gardner and Grt-ui 

s'mith: i_i—Stanley Y «n and 

Nancy Huttencuttfr; ISO—Georc*-' 

de uriosltc u»d Jean Kwenulstt; ;---•.- - ----- •;-•,,•. -—,- 

ISl-Ktank La a-irK« and Ut-vorly '* *? » llltI( ; *hat « Wl " fit.ooyoneV 

Gnmwood* 132—Stuart Sieroty waMet Iirtl1 *IH *»« wrinklr i,r 

and -Madiie Uwsinger; 134—Stc liu1 ^' unn«M*nnly. 

phe n St'tderu Itmiy 'Iroasiiri 

L V«raha*wn arid Alice Ann 

1 A former I.'i\vf!l >tuiltst to i:av(« them cuiii,- 

, out for ti«? !\t,y-l>iv,,.!i ffanu> t..- 

, morrow. Tftt* M itinitur dcnin is to 

IN> M-lvctvd l.y St-i'iri- nnd Mis.-* 

Herrmann, of the ait lirjuinnu-m. 

Modern desii;n, ultra strfnmlincd. 

i« the key .lote thi> tvnn. Treuj- 

Steeiti' fxplainA ti,;,t this vniltffercnt 

xtuden* IHMIV card 

1 -'" (late Tntiit«'r 

in July, li's-arm- thi- ftr.-t M-Vfiiti-vn 

- Vfjir - nlii Han Fram-i.-vu 

youth ti. !-.• >wt»ni inti. a i;.-w L'. r 1 . 

Army Air F i-aii'Wcll at tin- irr;im. tin* 

Army has udmittt-.l »tv.-nt>r 

lhou^tr.tl.i of aviators—pilot.", navma'iirs, 

liiipiliardiiT-". Kuniier*. and 

iindi-r iht- pr'ii:ram. nwn sovontt'vn 

tn i\vjj,-j:*y.«t3t itiiiu.'ivi 1 f . 

lUchani Or-erin;.-. ?* Variety Show 

. Mr. Kari>onstein: 

I Iuii!( arc alriady under way for 

i.* l'iu- sponsor. 

hrwtma* Vuritt:ies" which ij u 

prv.icntvd îrr.ttimu in D««n- 

New Books Arrive ! Mr. 

.ir«- iliurl- 

h 

For Lcwell Library «• 

IW'uratiuir the shcl\c.-t of the 1 • — — _ 

lihrary vi!l i»- :. larjw nuniber of' Tl'.xm?^ -ii Choir numbt I l . aliinc with several 

-ther u-achtr>. is plannine '3f 

oniv twenty colorful ucla for the 

" 

• . . . . Ait'X.iiiot'r will an^nee **- a. ûtJieni ^ 

i.înd HLW b.«k/. whivh have Just numkr in which the mcm>miSS 

inttres: .-mir a nt-trto spiritual. Mrs. do* 

will lie m charge of the npeninjr 

0 """ 

iIr - Karpcnstfin hai ia 

lil.r 

hiirr»v«.'d 

uiitl .t. fUTU to 

"sS'i.,..,*r. a, "My F,:ond, ^Lt^^^Z^X U 

Flifka/ tilt: cnpssr.k- Pt-try of a arran^-J fapivially for the s&ow 

l«.y and a horse by M.iry O'Hara:' by -Mr. Kr:e«er. .MUs i3ochm will 

"The Human remedy" ly William: 

GALS and 

SPORTS 

In spite of thv changes in ».».• 

football M-a.-iir. the (,'irls will niMin 

\\"ith a Atudr:it Knly card otu> i^ have a re j-ulai svhedulo of planned 

entitled to all the privil.-iicu of heiifti-r 

tk-hool spurtK. It is still »-ar]y 

nudVnt body; holdinir office. rV. in ih« ti-rm. Inn thf following li?t 

and I'e^Ky NUIJM*; i:ty—l>on Low«.* ct-ivini: copies of Tho I.owi-11. :mr- nf thf activitW will ci\i» an iica 

and Nancy Jstooltey; l_i—L*.TO>" ticipiitinir in school activiucH. and uf what is truinir mi. 

ArouInn and Eleanor Mc .»f th.- 

hv >* haven't K»M lone "but tUT 

itiii'i'.tun uf tnt- lib:snail. Mi*» I>ick Larson luu joined U« 

V.ur student l y ea..,ir y,,u v 

Corutanc« ilernijii,; 206— Shawn 

llolmati and Olsa Smirnoff: îs— 

John Itcll and Uorotby Urown* 214 

—Foul Mooie and Uarlura 

cette; *•»; 

and ,Beth 31 

Solomon ana 

Bob Ev.n» '

• " • & • 

Jfe^.v-ira^ 

Put LoweBPs 

•San I'rnncltfo. California, V.'r, il j- :>''iiit£ 

MUM |In- Itrlt and «f IriAt- c^jcrlftl 

tn rl fur Mitn>* lime. TIK ,ir- 

I it li- which MRh titiuti'.t t!i* itili-rr^!» 

nf (Hir unit '*J* giritili-d i 

(Mi.lhr i.-iti' .if Ihi- :•>»':!. 

iitii *I.Ten Qfher Men 

Win uill I..- tin* Itk-ky I...w.-llit,.. 

"ttli the Iihkv munl'i-r- to win 

...iiiU ..II AiinMiff Hay? 

Ilii- uini»r> can he any .-tmlwit* 

'iii.hji-iinr a .«!>;, iN1,,,i ,,r .,„„,, |,,.. 

wrfii N.-cmln-r ."-II. Th.-.- 

J'eul ta ln> tiiki-t. down a inx* n: 

Mow ami then. It iMIates our 

e«". Ami nuthitii; i-er.-titial was 

m«uiit t.t any uf tV individual 

>f tin- battalion, tin- offi- 

, or thi- i-ailetK. Nearlv all 'J. 

1!. (>. T. ('. Itoy. hail a KWMI rhainiuuiu'd by thi! .Itur'ur 

nver the Mury. In fait, the Stnleniner,, the "hrinir better 

t* admitted that they had t-n- and ni'iny nmu* maL'aziiit'n'" inn 

tin? ariU'Ie iimu* than any Miii'-ii. IK now in full swinu. 

tht-v'il reail in a lont: time. ,(iuat.i-rr for the ilrm- it 

Xmas Varieties 

December 1,3 

l>u>« four %5 

t\v could t-nnily t\ach the 

L'»:II. A tittal of $l,r>00 in bonds 

anil >tnni|M frtiisL lie «•.!•< t>»ch mU. Tht- on 

^tamji. an' IMMIIJfaitti/'iilly 

li> Htudi-ntc, lint 

iiixn* anil :n»rc lioml.4 mu>t lie I"»r- 

.IU.MII if I^.wtll is to IK? fir^t in 

-ali-- fur i-itv hit:h m-limiN. 

AHiin i \>iidi. :nn)ia(it'r u{ tii** 

JIIIK! i*n\r i, ami )il i ••oiiunttte**, is 

i.lamiitiL' ilrivi-.i to mf^ 1 funtl* ftir 

tin.- I',-T. On the committee art 

.Murtiiti (*nlii'n, IIoli XfUftnilt, Holt 

Olvt-ra. .Fultn Itn^fkniiis, Stuurl 

SiVt-.iy |lul*> Vrnl^k. CJIII nml a;* nfti-n an 

Block L Sponsors 

.—„,.». ,„ iviii»i-i. me jieiecie»r lhl« uniricnJI, rlvjlri. 'froHh." tlie Hit* Ilnitfiem iinw 

inv irurliaKt* mn which l!,. 

cir«. nn achlmil fie nquail »t Loucll. 

Kchunl 

CtMixt Ouanl men for at live duty, 

[iron 

.il . rntini i -II and «• Th.. Th" '", ,"'«. 111,. Illir Ilrothrr< "niiinT» lir.,il...; are now in- (•ii- lie llf i» i> the ihv Pnn P Security Si'^noi'c 

.2J n«* .•!'• , •«• t'"!r old Kliool -WMbiiw D. C. an the prize. 

•••-mid V ern-lnl will, Iho M.nkn I. ...I.... I. . 

ilijiear- eUitor of The Uwcll. S.ncc "hif 

-.* •. uiy, ineiu: aie voiuti.. IT" .•"..." I*»'«ll tnidltion.' 

(Continued on Pnge 4V I ilii'cd MIM Flj-nn. 

de. • arrira!a»nf|..Umftn.il-t «* »i» M *|,, ii.-mors, B huhitil 

,a srruiKht A in all her i

IKR S 

••-.-••?;•• 

TWO 

fev 

I* II. B- 8. A. Aumbrra Frt*r 

EDITOK. 

1.0WV.U. STAFF 

_.„... KOGEH THOMPSON 

Amoclntc Editor. .^-Martha Schwlmlt'y 

Feature Editor .Wnllact Athurton 

Sport* Editor Mort Cohin 

Newd Editcr^..- ..Hilda rVinbcr*' 

Girts' Snorts Editor. Nancy Ruttuncutter 

War Editor.....- „ fiyman itJk 

Circulation Manager. John Simon 

KKI'OUTKHS 

llflllUI-tl 

l ArvhUiM A 

ll-.l-rt 4 AIKWIMII Uurth.i r-ui 

llnunii;4rl'-n 

Jrnil Cldlrf 

If-Pm 1 

I •••ant 

KI..>wuit 

' Schuchardifu*.) . . Itobcnder politely obliged. 

Nave with, of nil people. Bob Xuve.j Who wn* t!utr. ,rirl who mid, 

\W darted out witht well w« won't ("Good Ijird, n.t a man left i.- 

L'ivc bor name hut her ii.Etinlit are Lmvi'll!" . . ? WI?ut nboul 

Marion birton. It'll ho » long timv Chni:ii> r*.itl«T. Gorocn Tovunnl, 

In-forc M. !„ ntnrtu tint with any- and—hmmmrfi—thfrti mum IHI cth- 

Jiody nuain. S|nakfnjr of Bob, that: i-m. . . Oh. >•?_•, Dun Iîwrcnc 1 . 

Miuaj^hwl nfy like n "No. t." 

way. that Kv «>»i n-nlly rntnhTc. 

Murt br ;,n ilhiM.,,1 that IlaN-v's 

afior iiim. 

Komi-inlHT when: Wurrvti Simnnin> 

t.it;t>i>il afl.-r "FIIUVIT" I)nuliwn? 

. . Schtk-hard, not WVlls 

wn- tin- HlmMf-s WUHIIT? 

;iii(|t u 

(Kiifilini;?) 

' Vi 

N...-I Ki-I- 

1 

la I lit* I.ihrrry: 

Mi"- An.i'T.-f.n: "H.-n-V th.ixHik 

you wanted. -What IHMMtfl 

Girls Di-.-ii.-:" 

Siininoii>: "Tluink y«u. I w:i< 

in^t Hiniiii-rTiiir if th.-y j-|»«lL-.l my 

nniiifr riyht " 

In llit* (Jym: 

.Mr. NVff; "to 

S'.rt't o : . :.;Kfi" 

Ir Mil* Court: 

X Ion: ")'aii yu ,\iK o\> ,i •'';:' 

fur thf daiu-7" 

Ilild.'bnuid: "Sur... flUt \:ty nut 

ttiki* a livfl «tn - ?" 

In 118: 

St«irit>Min: 'Top, Kw»* «hn gut 

kk'ki'd out nf -flump" 

\t tin* !>an««: 

Tom Kriir*uh:'* nn.i the .veil It-.-u'er'f 

"Okay. Cinnc !" 

UOW'KhU IS douhle InncIiM nnd M.hdy-* anilk nnd inuch.J. 

In .Mmuiayn. So yimrv 

truly frcm 

!n< wirh an,l a»!««l him hi. name. 

"All. he u-plijil. , 

"HilmAvatiT." we jaiil. wakinu 

th« r.-st . I the »tafr from !;« pur- 

»uita, not ihc namp Ali wl'n wrj 

tarn.l. ffathorod. nnd uiici-irmoini.nsly 

kioki-il nut on his—cr 

:M)st..ru»r fniir yi'ars nao!" 

"Th. 1 satin.," he renlml. 

"Wrll, fluke my widm-t. What 

an. you ilninK h.'r^:" I nikcl. 

-Tuk.' it wy. liuV. thuni." tho 

rittmikitc nriili.^l, "Thon>'n a war 

on. you !jinw. anil » w-nt >o (|.i 

»imclb..tK patriiitlr. I want to reliuvr 

mii< of your feature uritrrn 

«c> he can rclicn- n cirl jcuui »o shevan 

ii'luv.. a WAC M she ran relieve 

a -old-vr for fh.tit |im- ilnty." 

"WeU. if you put it llisl nay. r 

•upiww III h!,v» to ncccp'. You 

inn hi*- in that typewriter. Hut 

rememher, n.i funny sti.ff, or we'll 

bll Santa Claim." 

"t tiMimiso." Ali aiiHV-ereriv me 

 

Kl mr.iintelv pn'oediniT'cnn Iw inivr- 

•irt'tnl a* an indk-atfon of your un- 

:ic!o nil aV 

mv di-rf:, my chair collapsed boiii'ath 

m?. AK I cot up. a barrage 

of «.twty t'lirkluvird ern-icM win 

my ^rectink-. DuriiiB the day, I 

found Kbti> in my :nk well. ivnrm« 

all over my desk, nnd pencil slmvtnir» 

in my lunch. That nlelit m* 

I iKKirde.' the street cur to Co 

hnme. riirt.- lmyn Ktnbl>od mv JW 

nnd then punhwl me off. l .ust 

*: ont . t0 W "'. «'•••; »l»t—nlxth iH-nVd dicm II !n 

-nil-. rtcmiiwdls-. m. «,t nut t,. find tjic teacher. 

?" '""'K', 

J* my students that if 

they dont \«itch.aut, I'm eolnj; to 

set mad—f>n tfiois! 

d'ufcned. 

Dear Unalenrd: PIo.uoI Watch 

rhnt you're nuyinjr! 

1 , hm i" '"••'"'I » cloud of 

ililiirne e ca«. ca«. "Mr. Mr. Harrj-." Harrj-." we Kwlaimcd Kwlaimcd »!-'h 1 

Minrk: on our HUM. UM. "vou'a. now«." 

., l\. lnt '«'' •', '".•"'. ni. Erinncs! back, "kill mr 

»if..: • Then lokinit bchir..! him, hp addcl. -or 

Itafaol ri^-it«-lli m-cr there " 

...Suddenly a Hud ,hriek rler.^ - n -Jtrry 

'.iinnmon:- Mr. Ilarry .aid w ; „ moênfi 

,,re''.' > ''"' 

you ' |ult '' ''"*'• •""""'vcr you 

"Well, what cite am I «tir.r.o«»d to do"—am 

the rep:v--"when Ernie p-iur» hydrocl.lort »eM 

V."V" I"' «k. Hmic turned cut to be Smle 

.-••li-il. Ids !ni; partner—on.- hnlf nf 'V duo hctttr 

known „« "Kmstcln and Wrlmtefn." 

«e «cre BIKIUI to mime the inttrvifw when 

a .loytiiKBeil on the instructor", uprnn. "Mr. 

Ham', no i,.«k,',!. linU^L- un a te»t tubo cmlsln- 

»••: » Hiiuiil %-acu-ly rcKemhllni; -ormaicanatc 

ii't- • ***'*' "'" lh M iat 

A I I '" 

l.ut'init?" k "° w '" * 

The hoy 1 * fa:t n»W. He "Oh mr 

KOAn! 

t US I*'** ih ? lntt we "* of hin.. uui »*"e; 

* ' wte 5 c " untlci>

•dynamite' Dick 

Goes For Eleven 

- • • ' • I ; 

THE l.OWEI.U WKIl.NMUAY. XOVBMBKR 10, ISM, 

Lowell Speed IVlay Send 

Mustangs to Glue Factory 

Lincoln Teant i 

Undefeated! 

^ . • . • | 

(Ontinned Frcm IViire I) 

They're nlnviiiff with fifteen n.cnl 1 

That jtwt iitwut -.iiinu it ui«. ' 

Lowrll'n hpced may In* just the. 

thine to tamo the .MUKUI.KJ'. T;'IO{ 

are not (nvInc'Me. Uncoil*- hax ;t 

far met nothing thni quite resemble!. 

Indian iiffhtninif, Tho Card!* 

."Th« Peril** IticharHfton an* thoroughly 

efficient. For remnrknble 

connivency in thu line, wy like 

THE 

GOHEN-ing 

T-O-W*ER B 

Gan>'43 Eleven Compare 

To Teams of Past Days 

1 

In the conches room of the J/o\s (jjmis an onmxu piece 

:;inll>ont\l on uhrch i« printid, 11 plmn liuli 1 irk. n record 

t ever}' r.oxye'l Jiiurnrni... pant, prûnt, nml fu(urft c,in ha 

J-fim!i:ii around riclil end, life I. Calender picked up eleven > ;• r«i•«. .md 

•el no Ihe Hiriii'-a loiietidcAn ncninÎ I'oly. l.oufll .ton. fi-P, fur 

(he. ifiiri! ••iraiKlit lime. —I'mtrN-y Thi 1 Guard Gnylord Quandt nnd C»l 

•Jopiey at center. 

WMle the m-m or ilod and Whiiw 

nre In-low Lincoln in Mil* etrrnirih. 

tli.y an- n'>l very far iM'hir.d It 

I* I!UH^ (*I>IITI that inu-red* us 

f'hronirlr. 

Lowell's "T" Pulverizes 

Undefeated Irish, 13 to 7 

Hi Floyd I'arkvr 

; r. 

ibui , ami ii.-"-or:f his M-ii.-t'-. ."•'Jit-ri'Ian 'vaitod t11 at ill:., nun e;irriid l:«'ni t-. 

[lie iHiirh unsxU',',1. 

Lincoln idii* i'ii :; pivcv J;,HHI 

.|n*> nmtintr •••(.•: inn i* by 

f.ir fii' hi-i ju the riiv. bn.- i\ n*. 

I. i> lart" 1 proud of. It is J. list of tho tt;n Kfentcst footbnll tmj- 

were 

lin-l. M's Iwk at tho I^K.hlieM. at Ihe flank-. The [arkb>» -*cro 

At .ulibnrfc wai4 Jim Hiinni-.-t, rucct-d Stwr llotw and Krink 

titianimous All'Ott rhoice, wliwu Cardelli. All't'lty Irn Thompson 

r^-onl of Trf.'aniz. L'tianf." H(.rh Fr.lda. nmf playimc at Jh^ 

\Vn-,b-nhof^r. "ihrnl-,.. Ib-av. r. .md hcari «.f the T" w«« tiicky Cbarlir 

Mdiinn. ciildn I lit- kept out nf Mc.rnanf. I ,d I.OUIHIJ* of l.r«I-i and 

iipifo-inc burkfieldf* ria>'nir th- fij-ht. The ena.t wtre Bill Bcnntt 

i;iv.it |io«t wan cvCnnteln Kill Jo-- .1(i,| Ken ."hain*y. Uth fait and 

lyn. nnoilier All-Ci'.y luiv. IIIj; Itill Iruky. Run Sok«!t (t,.t wtP|. .-.tfiiJv r>nd nmireerir 

Ixwcll team tnarciiiii mi nn** i'«w;. 

lhiw«>ll'tiiat 

tr:iiii« 

••ut i.f ii.«, 

i'f I iiu-.iln's IHIIVC- -i" ii'ii*' Iîw»'I''ji ' ' m**t ,'•" iramw. 3lay L-ii't-hoIi lilf-.vbiiiiMj** when he ir"« S'»«l Pl«>T- >» "«"•!!»« 

for Lowell on th* Irish Vi. AK.lin' W"h l«". -iwmls i.f plavini: 

CalenJiT .in.i Uirhardson illi'nmt-, :!«•• n'mniniiii.- :" lh.- B»mf. T.-.1- 

H In punl.hini.- ll»- Ir.-" tin*. «li— Vnl-wm «:•» fralNil l.v ar. rn.tr. 

JriviiiK u the thre,-. whi-n- llr ! ,„ ]-„ ,,, • .. . inintor, and "M'14-Willie'' Sheridan, for Ihi* MODI eual, a t*«m that 

KlS.h'T^fu'l '"1. ° 

.lt;.'« iinxmu* «.j.pr.n.-nt. II.- ruiAly 

drove nver for Ihv tuorlulnwn. Il VJCl L-Vlg L»l CaR 

Ab.-. havr n .'nirty l";ivy Iini.. all' (-, « T » a » T> !• 

T*!-,;«,. i, „„ ?la,w! From New A.A.A. Ruling. 

with reserves. They held Wash- . 

inirttir. pDtntb'Ss for a half ,i;id almost 

•iconî wttb a i-onpli- i.f fiiatly The I»we11 1"(> jiûnd 1-nsfcft- ver>* h»n OJICK. 1~l*t 

f::«•««! îttx'ni* jil.iy.-. ' 1, |i t,,.im wi|| ,ir(,fit nry mwh nf the** bt»yi«. Imt not least. U 

•. . . . . i- ,1 . 1 .'ohnnv "Tnmales" Goiitnlon. 

bv the new A .A. A. rulmir that al- -yOUM.» „,. ,,[„ MUtV. teammatoB 

flnnf Fnrthall ; I»WK Mirii ^.ilnrn to Mrtlc'paitt m t.n|,- „;,„, naH a very t«-n«itiona: 

U U U 1 ( 

* UUUUdl* s,H.rtK ui.til they jrrndujite. Thf* fak* to lwirk up hi" uncanny chootiiiline 

(riven four hnyt*, all hlRh injr w. The other •irnti'triniserii' 

\ft.T ihe i;inf• ti.id .Miffeied d.»- >" > iu..rn. a rfcnncc to l'!.iy the flr?t l^rcn llurtman, vett-nin eunnl of 

fi»it< fnim itnllHit -in.t U'jiU.io-i.,n f " ur '•'«»*» ( ' imnie* and tlvei tho last year'.- thlrtto. UMI i* • low 

rialNfn.ni it.ilKtt.intl WaMnnst-in ,hirtlV on hand all rcahv* 

the iiMHical Kîn-n of I.-'.. (.jmmpioîhfD '"-"t =*«n to givu hi« -.rtpune.its a bi»H 

Tr-mllni.' «i« Kut is Dlelc "Cutty" ''m«*. 

.Invnch. I'ifk iilfiyit the pivot \mnt IVIwn tlw nforementiiiiied U»,v« 

.. cu-irdinj 

and haK an exceptionnl eye on Mi Irjivp, the team won't /all ntutrt 

/ ~r ^" - " — - - " - . - • »*IJ wii'riij. -,.. v.p...--, JV riioti* itfero 

that threat ended there. • t&r,, i,v cithrr (e-un. I'M*, the ."an!* 

. This didn't stop tho Indiann. La'D : had control or Nun IÂ*to;ird*. 

in the. thinl fiuartcr. they bigftnThe trnmc cmiM havu coin 1 (*H-*rh I.ic'ity f-nid thiit hi 

pleased with I ho "howinir u( Win 

twiy>. II.- didn't exi.ivt fe win t>tieau:r 

tin? team hai 

either 

ro!!i'ne ncnin. Mahoney [imititdi way, but the t/we.H hoy* ncam 

dead to KK. Lowoll 28* C>nn tiickcd iinivcl their worth as tV»t r.iom a.:up 

25 yor>lH on a crime around icrefidvi* outfit. 

left Hold Coals and *. 

'•'•fl* i fr,.(. throw for n totr.1 of Sfvcn 

Then it wax aacrctl IfiartV torni polntn. 

1 had ve;-y Itti't 1 . Jn-hand i.ufb st.ntK, Riccr Kan- IH-CIWC nuch able idayers «« Joo 

Mle w:il linnd'« »>HP ferwanl f.\ot. Flahaven. John Fraccin. "I>-fty" 

'.tradice. Thi' bifiir îiiniiiep vara- M.my an an'hinir nhut of Fanny'H Mcwre. "Hft^k" Muln-ndy. Kd Kurtlnn 

and tl>e rain* did nu-»t of I hi? will M.-M!I the hotnyintr firt.t teams 

aie tai.';].->: Ourdenrr. ferf. >|«- 

! H Akard jlnycd Dick I.-mibort. Hen Mut-t'hnrdt. nnd 

itrties last year nnd will l>c n Dave J'jlmnn will carry on. 

nnlian, . .tail Koônkrnutr: . iriiardii. , 1 HE I.On ELI. ALL-CITY TEAM 

- md. Malliciux. and' 

Krind""'.^^'^'"^!!! (As picked by Th, Lowell sports slfff) 

L:>niai.. and So;K-]:_c.nu-râ«ry Kir!il T w m_ [.„„. _So;ond Team 

and .vhiovnnnc. in. 1 

• . (B) Collett 

.. - (B) Franccschlnl 

Miii'n'ii'ii'v' ami li..n'lin; ?ull-l.acks: DcsalornoS (W) 

' Siiii'Id and Aernyil, 

Kv-ii 

1 iiaLKllcio ...... 

rciîstrt ^f ininr;.Tl«i.:k^: r.cnn^k Tncchini (ID 

and Ciriffrn: l.ft-li»lvw: Crmv- ,',, J,J, ' 

f..r,l and UlKirth: -icht-hclvn: I'laREt (I ) 

fioof, did l.«e| Onpsey Ji-"; 

..... _ ue mmes. Iney Gehliic i*Li) 

look.-d KOÎI. In the Bullion game.; i>..hr«r i\ \\ 

f.i.- ln»u.w. they had » Wyanl "" 

Slilddj for 12 and then nsnin for Mieir tum wnii ov^r. 

18. Ghn^ HI Barthold, whu «M The gnme cndml with îc Indian* 

hy.fnr Uie'bext llnerann on tile marchinir fil ynnii> to the Irish 8 

ll r (1 '''. 

drive ttndcrwny wh^L they .tailed. Shields (SII)within 

thi> len'-yird line. V.'Itli -l' n-i. /am 

Mtir mixture r.f pl..y». Hit team "fj> '- ol \'T.~ 

migh

%t 

A, 

, ' ' • " - • • ' ' • • 

' .-.• 1 " . 1 . . . . . . 

fBU.. WE.»NKSI>AV. NOVBMUHU 10. IJM3 

Oolitic* Aid in Issuing [DancePJans 

^ € Rnnt No 4 

CLUB NEWS WAR 

_ fluwcr. 

S"W, thir.k uf t'»irnmtil n Mutil B in !•• i» & Ihi' i-.vi',i nuiiiUr £ K Vfrom m ! eti. r>. y llvndy? on ."hot" It. hut hnppcm-il Iho whool ti> Jld Lowell'n haw 

WMI* other MlMlrnUvrcr. , weiir .„,„„ Hm,. nf the ,„ liluh January. nciiion' f.VII.-lo IUIII:- Thlnl* the .imjilwt -.f n cc.Ior—nulck u*U CVOIVM? to -(It- '""•• victory '•"«' uarilvn? •«">••Not many people 

; inK the nhorl jchuo! •»>•«..Owhy- 

J'S.-I nr! m ,.n Briallonuteh!.. & £ K' Vi me-ely one ,,f '•"«« It. hut Iho whool Jld haw 

• a». 21, nu'l "i. !*'»»" V' ri 

lho •*}» »» Al*. 

'•>""• i'-»ly-Jl«'«l H-8 l«»*y. '« l.rm!ii.. your •HTwniillty. lf« k.*n »"'» n»l wa« covcied with mat 

klllh- 7». oil ,v..i*! fc -," • - . T- • a». 21, nu'l "i. !*'»«»" V-' ri V '•>""• i'-»ly-Jl«'«l H-8 l«»*y. '« l.rm!ii.. your •HTw 

)7». oil ,v..i* 

» ot the Khool. .Mr. Curl*. thr The la.t idillt »a« taken over on-. ,)an« i-oii;.ii!ttw. Ir you |lioiil:llt of r 

.vhiml 'lUdltnr. pointed out *Hn£ lie- lintly liy Itovi*. Ml. Stciihi'iij and s,Jim.tiin,. ;t) I)H> m-ar futiir.-. thi- rui. youVe liuthi'itr t.i wjrry nlwitit. d.i kniiw this: It wouldnt he 

cxu«e •".'•"» • •* . r : uuditoriiim ivl llu- |>l»ti» U-iiur Temi>.ir..l-y thnlrnian uf the K'* »""""* u Ir you |lioiil:llt of row, apfle..l.nwl lille lor tile nnnlcl:. However, we 

futiir.-. thi- rui. youVe liuthi'itr t.i wjrry nlwitit. d.i kniiw this: It wouldn't he a bail 

ill fill th "''? '' """ 

» "' K« .into 

rrsm foothill Bull- ri^ll'l* would llarker Iwl the l-nelflj HeW'}' ,,,,,,|,. I.; tin- -•^••' .b---' •la,.,,- rheStrv r|,,|, until nn ,-le.tiu.i »lwk*. »>»l «-J"' ic It' 1 *' atiil 

White, which •A*iH lie i**ut!il m**t 

Hlirine. A •.•.•wr.il I-UIIHT !tl 

noun IK* Itelij MI nrhun 1 joliti |!|]\\.-.-, Cjar'i-' I!»rnt'i. .Witty 

r.ttt Hern irk. Kvi-lyn rVlier. J*«v> •- 

"ill l.rwi.s, Kit/altvth .stoi.-i'. i.inii'i'' 

to -'ft niiif I'i. H; H;ivi- '.oltnait. .1 «• a n 

thu cxlittir. 

CluTiili, i;»i>rtir tlr IVi'^ti-, Cl'-ria 

Th.* .wan! iil.-o a|i|n...i-il •'•«. iMfi'inn. WIIIM.I Miult*. Jlarri.-t 

(•ills nii'l •iiKounKt'tl '•>•' civw l-nn- .>;,!(,m,,( Itii'naii! Itti't-rt-.. Knit.- 

••vtU. for ni-xl -.prini;. .^.-limnl 

ilWill' |i«if.*r l/'.na.'uilli.i.ii Jiiimit.ii. 

Jam.'* UrFinfiiri'l, » narl! 

'if llli- .lll 

-ii.-r i;i'i 

tli.- ii.li 

until 

Ki:-k-,.fr- 

':u-k Mi'i 

i. Hi-V. 

Xt.vi'inlnT II— I 

mi.-* tiff hin* 

I! _. __ ^ 

r- ;in im••."•••.lirn; >tii(ly .if ilit-iii- tt-.t-m.iMvf- .it tn.- l^-ach, ihvrv KIUal 

waifiii'.-. TKiTi' in- iilfiu ill-lit*, win- iiiton; vit»l, vo!ut*tri>ra 

*•••!*.r iiu'iiiln-r- .if tiit- find. Mr. vii-tmy \.otk. 

i-invaits invii.., any ••h»*i«i( ti> Imid. mallv. tin- iju*l.-m*'ii. v.ho 

n.lrni. iî.-t MI nrwnt. t.. .-'.in )i. lor lie rn.irii•(•.*• tii'-m an pn.fi- ^,,:,ri (|r•!, iju'*» l t* . 4'.ill*TIIJUFH'^* vour j;L'ofni'* 

•>i' 'i.l.-rii: ll'-ii-n [) of ilnnti.ili/:iti-iii- illii.'- 

I'i.'liht; .'\tiy>>!;i; .-I«'';I! .-uuaiii'ii- ..f la.; :.-i 

--|. T. r. l«-vfiina. 

X «t 1.;form, tho^cli. is r.*i. 

at'».'.ln!.y.-h.'i-.: A. All.-n. C. A '•• 

titEnly !»> ncvclt tt*> 

him. ll« ii* a t«»n. W. Aii^rtuii. .1. It.nll.-. (*. Urn- 

ntwn of th war. Ili< n-a.< jninir.. (3. UIIMMII. |.'. Itiyni. U. 

A 11 

1 .! iM-rylhimr! P :u! "Uniin" 

X..-..i:-i ra.--.-i ;ii- f. ,\. A. I-.' 

Mil. ;.r. almii-t mrf,-.* .ûr.-. It,. 

ilt. -n't hn*..- i«. i.-i.rry iiU-it youn.I 

-.);...,! III.W. II.. u««-* ifrht int.. 

t-Lini!!. lia' t:t Unl.- 

\ii-ii.ry. 

li 

ninvi( 

1.in- -f '1,1-ni (ri,., alk lk- t.» Mr, 

Ip>it»rr .'.Iti-r st.!i, whe h i 

L'li.'iim iuni >t-iiin:u . tauirht. 

tl.'- tea -her 1'irhtlv ili-iiii.-; . him. 

AL of wh-.ti r.-iniiiiN 1 e of a 

v. ry olil v«-r--' thtit 1 just 1 

-to-iii:; 

"Vim tiiav !»• a .it-liatri 

Tu «ii*.Hi I \IM>*\ to i-aU*r, 

Hut witr (•« lint a .VCUi* Mxty-fiw I.iiut'lliti'.-. and 

1 . It, (Jet*. \\\ Cmy, .t. Criin. 

1{. CumiN'I. K. RitMftil^TL'. W. 

il.it din. >. 

the extent of turmtiu, ..„. 

iKiuriiiK '•»•» to lifihlt-n the i>aM of_ 

-loam tlm; hutit; I>VI>I th 

vot(-it, "f »>• 

"'^.tiliiiL: muKlciaii'*. hnr>ij.iit. Uail.ara nifil at thf I'ftiti/il Y. M. C. A. to »•«*•;v in .I.iiiuury. The date «f 5io- 

Si Invert 7. a, t!n- vui'-liri'-i'd-n'.. Car- 

•tut! t-ivii- affairs ilt'cto Siw.-th Tiuniami'iit also i 

r activido "TIU* t-iitativo. tM-.hatm the nitMIe nf 

ol Zinict. -fi-.-i-rary. ain) Mr*. r|..,.> 

'* offi.-iT- :ni' .Im'X Hi*!. .Iniitiary. Dcli.itt' uucntintt for thf 

in 'ump jM-mhlaiivc of niili- fi A I C _ —. -1 .1^ ii.St.-i-r. h:i> t>l:.i.niii a full * ' - 1 '"!"''- is »•> Arml«tice D«- 

»f piu.UialK mjicvenil y«li.3t nl; ilif f:mi..j l,.ir»i:H.'rii ,,r Hie vililicre in ll... li,i»|,i|,il». J,,K,. .l,,,.--,. ,,f ,|,,. .u,,|;(,,r un I." ll? I'n'nani. vhure Ihr Ifwrinhcd •»> 

•I." th.)in nr« Jjijte luwjr illvinion. ."llsn-v ..,.« Mavli- »-,. ,:m l".ofcs. mm.-, ,„,•! wrilinc l».anl» IVIImll wl" ,,,u"l £ . ,".uh. | If "'-fiv iHultij will cn«- (.acll 

'O.l^tWcll'faij*/? 111111 n " a K°o*l "*"•'»'It h ullii. tli". |.h cirli* 7 .will In., nisi, mil'i'icil tor

Editor's 

Waste Basket 

" By Roger Thompson 

Among thu millions if American 

rkbtlDc men stationed throughout 

l» world ari, hundred: of Lowell I 

rrads. Most it these alumni aro 

Eircited In tho old wbonl. They ! 

want news of th-jlr friends anu: 

former teachers, of the team* andi 

scUvlties. They'd like to know; 

vast tho students aro doini; to: 

back tbtin up in thu war effort. ; 

.r-^ttî Wfi*vo received doienj* of re-; 

"'ivi i quests for copies ol The Lowull 

-•*.».* ! torn the boys. You who arc friends: _ 

m 

w 

SAN FfftqNCISCO'S OLDEST HIGH .SCHOOL PflPEI 

i^j • ,..,„. ,,..:| :;^0gSB 

San Francisco. California. Tuesday. Doceraber 7. J Focaded January. 1898. 

Bonds for Chrisfrnas, fov Gifts, loir Yonrsltf 

to ttut soldier, sailo, or 

^rco^S^dMoîRed marine. Nothing boosts morule and White Original 

States Volunteer Staff 

Uke a little news fiom home. 

Fifth Period Uatttor.cld 

We'vt bvn having a little taflto 

of warfare oursolf, Intel;*. Some of 

.1 _ «_!_?* I Li.l.ltn.tD r*t tl*A 

Lowell Fights Xmas Bonds 

For Freedom Help Assure 

On War Front! Big Victory 

Along wflh mUlion* of Anmrican 

Today J* tho day to bjy those 

^Sc^ffflS^lfonedf ! V: 

throUfttiout tho world. Lowell has purchased. Th.' 

amount of sales so far thij term 

is Sto.Mjl.15. Uim your friends 

and relatives in business to buy 

Tho Episode of the Green I'nintJ white next sprinir. 

which brought forth a platoon ol, As usual. Oie theme of thi- I-IIIM; -.-;., - —.—- -.. -:,-~ ----- • 

workmen to scrub the front «au-«, hook Is n devo secret. Aceordlnc; activities, lucn ns colleclini- mate- „„,„ captives. 

lu b.i«n broueht to o cor-clusion; tu all those who are In on ;;. this Is for maUnK fracturo pillows, 

«itb the iipnrchenslon of tho re-; Journal will really b; differor.l.'d'Pwni, and warh cloths for bos-l 

ipoMibio Indrridmb. Lincoln Ullih To avoid a repetition af last term's; P* and rest hor.ies. a newly or-1 c 

luffered wor»e than we f.-om mis' delay in icci-ivini; the Bed u.:d pwtteil surcical dresunir wilt M« 

! «.t of vandalism. Windows were; Whites, tbo Mew cover will be or- P ocn initiated. This unl', which , 

' broken In utfditlon to the Flint dercd early. me udes many boys, rolk banduijes • 

'troubles. Wo'ro clod to report that Senior pictures wen- taken last! ?nd cuts Kau:e for surgical dress- . ..„» „ .„„„,„„„„„„„,„„. „,. 

the cidrrits wore from neither Lin-1 week. After Christmas, the sta.-f ,")"•. • M ," ny ° f ««tor, and Lt. Robin T»ber. Si..! . . . r.v - —. ••-- 

7, • i nil «, . Army Air Corps, anardcd Jr 2?" 

'hem articles havj Capt. Robert Dcthlcfon. Sp.. W.! oirenr, Perkins. 105, waj tic laclty 

cola nor Lowell. But this atreeily; will announce the iidxdiilo '. Stamp end Bond comniiitvc, 

V*K I?f- !??• 13& 1?S» 

under the leadership of Mr*. Ricd- nn uiprcparcd JHiW-;ct. an "A" !«' 

«°»«n, raa worked tirelessly to pat (>i|ual to one and a half pointr, and' 

ever our bond drivo and cfe that 

°Of.PT boot becomcj a reality. "D" disqunlifier. One potnt is 

ird of dimctora. which in> ..en fir Hcrvfecs and activities 

-. Stephens, Mitfa Lncoste, jch as student conchins 1 139. 154. 214. 2Ii>. 301, 317. 

yi8. and 324. On« hundred 

Fifty-fouri " 

number of booki 

zincs collected. 

tuints flif SteDhcns Mitts LftcoSto • *" , debating. 

UL __ , —,, „—_ Christmas 

bonds through UwcU for Victory. 

Plan Low-4 .Dance 

Low-j'fl attention! 

Lowellite s Aid In Watch for announcement of 

mammoth Southern planta- 

U.S.O.Show tion party and dance coming 

ftoon! 

Lovr-4'fc enn look fonnutl 

Tf.j first of a KCricJ of e'ltown for to auito « eala affair in th> 

amy camps featuring hleh sohool wiy of a dance, according to 

talent vrtu, triven November 9. at Co-Chiirmca Tom Steep* and 

Presidio Y. M. C. A, under the ous- Marilyn COM. TO be civen 

r.iccn of thn U. S. O. and Arme: non- 

two Lowell studeTils, bppârctl In r.anccrs will bo vJcorously 

four shuws in one week, according prorecuted by ''Arm-twister" 

lu 'tZnrie Bnlin. orcanitcr of the Strode, who oilviscs everyone 

shows at Lowell, and U. S. O. rcp- who comes to DANCE, and 

« **• »MHUH >.vi«t.ui>iN. iniu«n"»i,: 

res^ntntive 

not just clutter up the walls. 

Mr. Uonroe. onroe. MMr. 

fcur «udent 

dramatics, student, servuei.-, ad and p|ag Renre8Cnt» 

tody and =Iass 

rffic^'thra.h« 'thra.h« f»W«ie «udent Wy offtecf. for, % j / 

wt many ma many fl finrincial financial anj adminiittra- adminlstra- i ''?» 

u. _ a. 1. F. IUOJIKU. wnicu for, Studon n the Wor 

bo 

funnlost comedfann. literally three of LowollU most pleasing 

sU>pt?«d Uie allow at one point. •oncblrd*. songbirds. The TJtc centire- 

Youngest Officer 

pnirrarrt, prjjfrarrt. 

Everyone who saw the varieties in Including tht fHrls* tl-e fine 

still chuckling over his portmynl orchestra, rchet tne th lovely l l Kcecory, andd 

Seen at t1:o Thanks^vinc Day of v* A — street »*•!,*• car ~*» motormwi. .---,.—.«««^**V The >>.v his- •«•«-. tne excellent soloists, waa-'^ pol- 

came was Maxwell James, Unfttd trionlc power of Tom Stectre "*ng ished nrodtictlon. Mr. Polland, dl- 

States Army, a second lfcutcnont rejearded with amazement as lierector 

of the vurfctien. tho nunier- 

In the I'arnchute Troops, and broth* chnniTd rapidly frorn ona role to o»s other tenchi-rs tenchirs wwho 

helped eped uro 

cr of Don Jamcft, football plnrar another, nlnying each with rqnal d duce de the te th show, how, h and d tJid tJ ntiidentu 

td 

and R. O. captain at Lowell. When o-Sflity. Marilyn Cope, Junn Prud* who h purticipat«ri tiiti iin 

It should hld b« b 

i-j 

HI 

r i 

i.i 

• ; ] ••_;; 

or Lowell Hifh School 

I* H. S. & A. Utmbars Pm 

REPORTERS 

Norman Knun«r 

Martha Lermt 

Ctulra Unumsu-i*n ktsrna !-•*• Manhnll 

Joan Heard *'-• -* " "" " 

Ilyfiun Hlk 

Helm Ctaaru 

77IIJ [ssuc is Dedicated to 

All LoWelliles m the Service 

To All Lowellites in the Service: 

This issue of The Lowell is dedicated 

to you. We want to tell you what is happening; 

hsre at our old high school. We 

want you tc know about tho class activities, 

the football games, pnd the term play 

—all those things that you woie or.w a 

part 01. 

Maybe you won't recognize the studeni 

body officers, or the names thnt still 

make Teepee the favorite article in the 

paper: but you will recognize the spirit. 

Yes, you will knuw it is still the same old 

school. 

Most of all, we want to tell you that 

we arc grateful to you for your part in 

helping us keep Lowell the same old school. 

You helped makn and keep the traditions 

that wp are so proud of, and now you are 

making il possible for us to continue those 

traditions. You are doing a grand job. 

Lowellites, and we shall try not to let you 

down. 

Unusual Presents Suggested 

For a Christmas in Wartime 

Christmas—1843. This was the year 

when Santa Glaus, disguised as the Bonrd 

of Education, was going to slide down the 

chimney with a new gym for Lowell girls. 

But the mad dreams of a little Austrian 

housepainter have changed all that 

Christmas, the traditional time of presents 

and piicty, is going to bo a little more 

somber this year, n little more somber because, 

r.lthough we an- winning on all 

fronts, there are going to be many more 

Tarawa* and many more Salernos before 

the little Austrian housepaintcr and his 

frienda in Tokyo leave the newspapers 

and enter the history books. 

So, along with the usual presents this 

Christnaj, we might tsk for ethers of a 

somewhat different nature. We might 

ask that we have enough sense to keep on 

collecting bool.s and magazines and scrap 

paper and junk jewelry and anything else 

that Is needed to in. lire victory. We might 

ask for enough self- »ntrol to forego tome 

of ihe little pictures we might enjoy 

when the money is needed :or stamps nr 

bonds. We might ask for enough bvairc. 

muscle, and just plain.guts so that we at 

home may hold up our end r.» this "war 

for survival," to that the ecLoTOliltcn 

who havo died in this struggle may rest 

in their far off graves knowing that we 

are doing all we can. 

R.F. D. 

By Wallace Atherton 

l 

Dtar Dope: 

I sit mywtU down- pencil in hand to typewrite 

A letter to you. Ple&» excuso pen and ink. 

I don't Uvo where I lived before I movec! to 

where I ttvo now; so when you come to sec mi, 

jxu can oik anyone whore I live because thvy 

don't know. 

I'm sorry we are so for together; I wish v,« 

were cToior apart. 

- v We are having worn weather this yeftf than 

,'ast. at? Aunt Nellie dtedaa-1 U doing fine. Hope 

you are the same. 

My cousin hu the TT.UIADS and Is huvfog a 

«wo'l time.' She fa near Death's itoor and thi* 

doctor Is trying to pull.her through. 

-.1 rtartca to Snn Francisco to **a you; I saw 

s slffu that said. "This takes ycu to New York." I 

sat en the SIRB for three hours, and the thing 

T would have sent you the six (9.0) dollais 1 

•awed you. bit dfa nn*. think of It until V ttad 

uln-sdy tolcd *±h loiter. 

rVt;; Sincerely, 

••• i • • A '' '' Moron. 

.'• r _" —Ttam tho'fuulpall HI»h Now*. 

BUY BONDS 

Block by liar Andersen 


'''t'.i * i; - -'' : ^' "•'""• " :? ' '" V 'fe-v^'^f^ft 

• Ilr Korniiui Kramer.; \ •• v'/ :• 

WHAT WOULD HAPPfiN If Lawdl hadajmblie 

aJ'Jrchi systam. t,tm with JjudtfjMaken ercry^. 

where vhero. and tho slnclnc slnclne; commercial crai« eraxe wwere".^ 

to in\*hdi* our dlmly.l!t hulls' and classrooms?- •£ 

Can't yea jjit hear It7 Comes,Uie end of thevf 

' term, and choleo of subject papen arojhanded'^ 

out in all the tja'ssrooms. Each teacher'hss.ioi '££$ 

opportcnlt; to bdvertlso Ii!s own subject: and ro;>>^ 

at varioo. Interval! durinjr tho day. the puMfe ? 

addrcsa loudspeakers blam forih with this lltth j 

ditty, sunje to tho t&no of t well-known soft drink.r*a 

a"l: ' •• . ' V •.,. - • -fth 

..•,,r.-.uii//;jr mi* inn Bpoc, 

The human bod7, vhat's a. lot. •'•;•• 

Two full terms at I and II. •"*• 

rlw-inlogy's tho course for you I' B*ht 

SOME OP the mere difficult subjects will have 

to sufmr*coat the wholo builnes*. There might 

be quite a scarcity of physics-sufferers Sy th« 

time ve get our biff P. A. syrtem, so this little 

aria vruld have to be sent over the P. A*, to 

the tm.p of a hreakfsst cereal thehie song: 

Have you tri-Mcd Physics? 

Ir'h tho ensleat course in the land! 

Zfev» yuu tri-i-tod Phyaics? 

There's no work in It at all, roy \a& 

Experiments nnrl tchta 

We never must do, 

WcVu Wcvu never spent on hou hour on h. 

and neither will you. 

So So won'* won* you try-J-t PhTs PhTsIes? 

It's thf thf tfftsle^t tfftsl^t course i in tthe 

land! 

"Kuss Conn Finda Beth Haley' S*«w8 from aSy tack) and THEN JUST wait till Mr. Barnes Ketn bold 

Very lutereiUnir." Clever, what I Norma Parsons and Ray Mm? f thpm! 

Wo always strive for the latefct. tfc« iiwibiw «. .u J-~- ??.* _ frSc 

clover. »o eiover, In /act. thai it bara Cornirro aid DIM Curlev? 

c n M for m n fld To W1 

?, , .fck , °L #& i >y anjT\*ar. 

fection frr Kcnnv WJIIBT Vfe'vo A nccond ncll was tnlcen to dcteralwitys 

maintained ttat a rjclc and mine the cutest car in Lowell. Bywatermelon 

would havo rron* 1 THB SINRING commentate enc do wcrnltm* 

work, too, for the various Lowell activities* To 

borrtw a famous cf«taretto's tcchnioufl, at tmex- 

,icct«d times, at illjtht. intervals, for days ard 

daps .it a time. Mr. I^rbct-r, the debatinjr ndnier. 

ran hnvc this rcpontcnl: The Bi«it People of ALL 

t?o to Third Floor, Bnst IIoIII And then another 

nnnour.rer. this one even mom emphatFc. says, 

"Yes, the neat People of ALL. gn to Thlrrt Floor. 

Haft Tfnll! 

AF1ER Tins if- renvatod close to 200 than. 

everybody in Ix>wcll ftrids himself on 0, of counte. 

What is Jack Curley going to dot And so. with that plcuscnt 

without P. A.? 3ut. then, for that. tfcoucht. this little column of joy 

matter what will all tho ntQRs do. wil' be brttiRht to n clone with tho 

without Tucker? Ihnppy reminrter that wt> still havo 

Seen Mark Hopping were Bob Hefcn mtd Paryl, ,.. ^ —„— ~7"~ 

LOWELL GRADS IN ARMED FORCES „.„.$!! .?'.^ es . A2 ' a ' n ' 

Lowell is rrprcscntvd in every Fred Beaver, A. A. F.; Caiph B&hbranrh 

of the So.-vlce by her gra'f-,011, U. R. N.: Ka] Bloomqulut, U. 

uatc-i if almost every yenr. Look-'S. IT. M.; John Cnllnn. Naval Air 

ing up their records vw hav? found Corps; Frank CardclU A. A. F.; 

thajci well-known alumni serving Bcb Orison, Army: BUI Chris- 

•Jitiir country all over the warld. | tiansvn, A. A. F. Cadet: Gcortro 

_, „ _ . „ „,,, „ , I Chysosky. Mcrchnnt Marine C/M: 

rrCkV^Coh«. Na«y: pM Cole. Rudy ciemente. U. S. A.: Hirold 

U. fa. A.: Jerry Colcman. Navy pre- Schcpps. Navy: Ucster Price. Mer- 

Flight: Richard Copplcs. lu. M. chnnt Marir.eO.detj Aobrrt Dell- 

Cadet; Raymond Allen. A. A. F.; monti A# A( p>. Bob Chcrri". Nnvy 

Frank Anto.ne, A. S. T. P.; Irving Pre.Fibht; Robert Blochf Piirn- 

Piamoml. A. A. F.: troops; Jack Bik. A. A. F.: Umnt 

Max Diamonu. IL A. F.: Jerry. Walker, A. A. P.: Jack am! Al'inn 

nd'osso. Navy; Ed Ellis, Annapo- Fcdir. Nary Cadets: hwU Gamlia; 

Junes Fnddis, Navy; Warren hn, C. U.; Gcortze Gill, U. A U.; 

Fnhoy, Marines; Patrick t'ceny, Jim Honnert, Navy; Art Hoppe, 

U. S. A.: Jack Fcldinan- A. A. F.; Novy: Jerry Kilty. 2nd Lieut. A. A. 

Blainr Gardner, A. A. F.; Jtck K; Js;k Hoffman, Army P-r- 

Giary, merchant Marine C/M; John Flight, Washington U.. Wasii.; 

HaaJe. ^rmy; George Hendorson, Barry Grtenberg, Mnrines: Ke» 

A. A. F.; Jrck Irvine, Marine?; LarVIn*. MaHnes; Maur'ee dtctn, 

Wiili&m Irwin, WercJiant Marines; A. &. T. P., Wushing.on U. Wash.; 

G*,,tfro Knrrn.iky, Army: Frsnk H«rh Fulda, U. S. C. G.. Alnra-da; 

Knat. Naval Cadet; Jack Kfzfe, Gnro.Te Gromeeio, A. A. F.: Ken 

U. 5. M. M.: Jamei Kcppbnrt, Schusni. Nnvy; Mittrfm Blum, 

Army; Curt Kfffwan, /.rmy: Paul Nnvy: Ken CTmnev. College in Hnnopper. 

U. Sw M. M.; Wilbur, wall: BPI-nd Ed Bennett. U. S. C. 

firrnt, U. S. N-: Al, narirertv. ' G.: Bob Sim. U. S, C. O. 

A. F.; Alnn Kayo, V-I2: Kewyj That's all for rtow. Well be back 

not fine vnvlns nfl'r s 

•!er last I«sue nff DK 

U7 " r rW 

IM ôraelll,ê der Fuehrer nhould know nbondL 

l>.r Ground-ho.: lS^f 

GoMn, u. S. A.: Bob Carlsoh, next mcath with wore uewa of yoar "•*»* you woteii't hurt? 

Aray; Dob Bai-lfaiupi, U. S. N. R.;; favoriU trraduite. De/ir FT: fihhhl W'»ter 

ir (?) Ali: Just why were you tarred, j 

Tti, and unceremoniously thrown not of '; 

—A P»»nch al the Boys. 

Dear Bunch: So

»g 

THE LOWELL. TUESDAY. DECES,IIIER,7. 194J 

iLowell Eleven Outstan 

By Floyd Packer-'- 

LOACU'S' U' "JD43" 1043 " fltall football team! 

-jwed out of its s»son (rmclouslyi 

by lotting to the Lincoln Mustangs 

A** ^Pl»« t«l>H#^.af H^ II if _ fr tr*âB* 

on Thanksgiving*, morning at kezar 

Stirlium by. tho *c#>ro of fl-O. 

In losing this Kami. Lowell's bill 

for its third 'Wsccutive championship 

went tho -way of previous 

teams that haro also lost in their 

third title g.>. for r.o team has yet 

achieved this goal. 

Lowell's 1043 team was by far 

tho most sensational of its many} 

THE 

CpHEN-ing 

TOWER B 

'43 Cardinal Eleven Jbps in 

Loyalty, Fight, Spirit 

from almost'•in7°i>laco onUio fleldj Queens die proudly, s6. 

lo "«! ! ho 

SSSTlti -At" «- ""H^" edge th.t they had Jonclholr best;! all of them All-City boV*. ThrS 

one veteran. ~" 

10's Basketball |20's Take Second 

The 110's landed in third place; In Final Standing 

in the final A. A. A. standing, j 

which Conch ftwiny Ncff considers [ 

c .y J>ad d»nc Ihoir best;! all of them All-City bont These 

* ! a -P." ''V" fr; had rooted their hardest, and hnj; >»ys aro Ken Leslie, Bill Lau, ant 

in. Dick Calender. But never given up. It wan Inovitnb o Dud Tructen. Lint year. Ken wts 

Then thelast 1; encounter was over, that Lowell _ low sometime. Mar- tn" ouutai.dinc^noorSian" of the 

this team.was lops. be it war UioYhiMycaVjinx. May^ 

Tl.n cnot wore Bnndarrne, Law- I>c it wusn't. 

rence, nnd Borcttn. In practice.** 

The twenties ended their bosket- 

«•«» »..« « » -" s " won »'th n very spectacuexpeTicn«r 

cxcJpr lor"Teddie V.v; Inr win over tho champion CiliUo 

lona, *ho was one of the better: squad. The scorv of 16*13 left the 

forwards in the league. j tcam ]„ a tio wlla St. Ignatius for . 

Having a not too stunning rec- j --—.wi OIQ-,, with fivo wins chalked' thoI(I nn(l Ken Wt * tl5 r^yed hpec- mf»htv tribute tn "L^"HH"' 

crt 6f four WIM comr*red to thiv*^ , VZ. T,# ' ' V itolnr ball. Lmvcil Han nlwn.\Ti Z? y . iriD " lc "J «•«•«». 

set»j,Tcks, tho tens could have made U P »K a 'n' (t **° «««»• Eiceril for ^^ kjlQmt for itn CTnrdj,t zrid thlf The LowrU students are proud of 

a better showing- of it hod they not a fluke low to a very sad Balboa] year I* no exception. We ht,.\ Hire- thcir tcam and ** now t«*t if .uture 

thrown the ball nwav, so many team, tho twenties looked good l:x I tv*irds-Gatlon: Quandt, Bot Nav^, *«««««n»» «»»«* ^ys m loytimer. 

Poor ball handlinjr slowed every outing. 

I and Roêr T< PIAV after nlay 

w;U al»-ays 

them dawn to a walk. 

Bad passing, which was the rens' 

iohn Epstoln. whnl? 

worst t hindrance, hid lost lst two tw games eames missed two cames becnuso of A bad | 

foj then that they chould hflvo finger, wait jest the spark tho; 

\ wrn in a breeze. So says Coach team ncedod U. beat the Galileo J 

and ho is always rlj;!it(Terrors. John is a hustling ball] 

._„). I player and was just about tho best, 

little Ted Valnnn. the diminutive' man the twenties had. | 

forward, pumped homo thirty! "Red" Shomano walked awnyj 

points throuffh tho enemy's hoop to with bcasonnl honors ^vith 33 

take high scorim?. Closely follow-' points. Nrnrent chatlcr.srr was 

Im were "Squirt" Mullowny and 'Skip" Smith with 32. The other 

"Red" Haack with twenty-four scorers w*rc Ens'cin and Fischer 

dlfdts aptece. Summers, with fiJ 1 ,u>i,,. , uuir hnlftimo in thn, Lincoln should bo in it but the name Al 

At centrr was Cat Consoy. I*J 

- with 18 apiece; Charley Luu.e. 10; 

teen; Cocker.. fourteai: Tooley. Bob TV..if.•. \ 7: C'audo Kwenlwrjr, 

twelve; and Heal, four, completed fi; irnVJ.-. ;..i 

the scoring. > 2 cacv 

cn « u '' tcr . if 3»n noticed, tlieie WM Garcin, who was All-City half btck 

m th. teams te_«l off i wrii % r^'* 00 

anil Nav.: wci-* In'd un w'th Enju-' 

r'c5, Torres oiid Don June enmo' 

through. 

, At 

league. That, combined with, hi* 

terrific eye. made him a unasimdus 

choico for AJl-Oity. Bill Laa and 

Dud TruelPen wcie tT7o of the belt 

forwards of the year. Bill'w (^rcat 

rcbu^ndin^ nml Duu'i deadly eya 

accounted for many victories. 

The tl.i/tlfn arc aluo all net for 

tne cominc season. For the ilrst 

four (nun(J they have Dick J.iench, 

Roêr Ftnfcllc. Lorcn Hartoian, 

Bill AkcH, nnj Joh.1 Gorralwo. Of 

:hcm. only Hnrtman will be here 

for the cnttri season, an tht others 

jrrad'tnte. 

Another Lowell Man 

Wo wcro looking in a newspaper 

. - i 

the othtr otht day and noticed that rJ 

GGarcia i hd hud blossomed b l d into it a crrat t 

Well. thaV. thirty for foolWI. 1 runninjr b.ick for C. O. P. That 

l 

fore _ 

other, (iebbie of Lincoln rii>.1 the 

All-Citv snot jus! about cinched. 

Unt the snorts writers ("rckored 

witho'tt Cal. Cuptey hm 

if ever at nit, nUrM hh t 

his ccntcrinc tvas tho 

muster. 

Mt us t0 wonderinsr. so wo picked 

^ I up nn old Red and White, arS wh« 

hnlf-timo in thn, Lincoln " should bo in it but the name Al 

if 3»n noticed tlieie M Gci h AllCit hlf bk 

- —m ..„.*,..-..,.., --.- - - br.ekfleM wn* Mm*-' 

and Stanaro with thir.fr ;« he proud of. At *he heart" 

of the "T" a-n« sbndor Gen* Vnvn-I 

ftl* !p - i»^-i« Drifter* and mm first .ma* six BI\ or «I seven JUVM all-stars mnwio (only tumj 

bad teann but never never had has had his boys running un to'Andy d Hiciraiuni. H i i i Lenn'a I ' kiîcfn? kitf kiddtnj;). kidd) To T start tt o'f 'f with, ith th there 

thev had a team Lhat bad. I (and wj>l!;intr bark from) S I. field, n"lU&b"i V liUll hondt. And what wi cyel When 

wes tho S&ftt 13ty prep champion-j beys and s?ys. "Run Between the 

* K is ht thcr I nobd I tho 

shin team. It seems that in (ho iCaMrorV which ta & Rood trick I Lowell vtc 

early 1930's tie .trans-bay tussle t if you can do it. r tb-» first nnnual crosscountry race, 

was an annual event, tho winner Von lyj-vc, varsity hurdler of Inst f,^,] nt Krznr last ThnnksiciWnir 

Wnjf crowned Bay Arta Champ.' trrm.*won tho daw A penuthlnn Dny# poly's Stern nlnccd r)r*t. nnd 

jon. this event has nnd —ill be .t d-ifiniie aiwt to the „ na\Ua man wns second, hut l*r- 

. .......... The tcnm wrCn l,e returns rr-ct sprinjr. oii's v.-intr-men were 

1 * V,tyn«. Ila'Il 

tell you how the "Rocks" system 

de\'elopfl players for him. 

The backs that Lfchty says aro 

varsity material an* Griffcn, 

Crawi'ori. Mulre^dy, A c k i oyd. 

Field?, and Bardin. Linemen jhnw- 

. Ken Is hot, there Is ni.body In tho '"c P^jwets are Gardiner Rosen- 

' loa~ue that can stop him Boy oh •""""""'"• "ohnml 

Int. Galileo nulled an ui-ttt lo win. tation In the m!le. ! maker. Sli-wnrt. Emanutôn, Neu- tl.roUBh when tho chips are down.| — 

TTio 7Kir was 1033. Tla/Ita* Whan ! l.arae. nr.1 Schmidt. : Ho sliouldh bettnr kfown as-Df-'fc,t. And ho hai a very Kwd cyo 

Orsl III- nl« norale Belifvo II.or M>1, there was t, Crosscountry Is a remilar Icairuo Mndab..' Bill." Uu'» nb'lity. com-' f.nm tho doco Kuard position. Keen 

To the rlnht of thlt column is nu time whi-n Mselwll was the snolt ,^,-t nnw, wit), points towanl a Uned *!th his ox|«rien'.o from ksl your eye on "Cal." 

Item about Paul Onl. Thoso cf us, R*. Iprril. Ar>.\ »ho do vou th-nk Mo,t ^t^ nwonlr,|. In « earlier year should mcko him an All-City! Hcvfair a ruimc.1 battle for thwho 

remember his playine aren't 1 coach.d tho team iron v Nona other, nin vitn Poly, -he Indians r n., candidate. f'fth Sioti of ^ho team aro Wi" 

K furpriMd nt his hi-rolr deed. Wo, than Charles "Ow;" Walsh. I«w- -. J-J . ...>.-' 

,, —•--— 

--.-• • ••- -» . 

j 

.I Pnll f nn 

rKullmn 

posiimn 

of 

or 

the 

tno 

team 

team 

aro 

aro 

Wi!s 

Tok.re care of the all IioporUint bur -Sneaky" McCunc and Dave wi.. 

w/ hrva to *dmIL that tile ruy bas'cll h*»d a .mbit of winning Cham- 

[ pivot-wit Is "Littlo Joo" Thun- 

3r"t. ft «' 

- Iron Is r.ow driving * tank. Orsll 

; nu nit honl«—an Iron horgio. 

~.;.V Inttr-S:hotasllc Dowllnif 

'Th. fastest 1'wl.lf .port In re- 

1 Etrbcit. So far. It is ovcn-Stoven 

, ti.n. 'Uttlo Joo" tips tho heares ns to obo Is ahead of who. But 

•Mnot enter, tho more utrennwi! m when nobafy was losklnK.

J. TURSDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1943 

SPORTS 

CLUBJJEWS Students Lose 

gtrknge Tilings 

.. ITjWluw. Into* th«m to school, het, »« think wo'vo uncovorcd tho 

:u 

-i'm they Kre urire* «j««l» "5,,FK, Bn! " " toI Elass taya baseball. No, Dc.i; covered jungle into a garden spot.on«-baiV 

Bums hadn't Invaded Lowell: It wax Am,ough their efforts WON Um-.and a t 

Just the ulrU 

° "° «elf-respectinB Lost and Found 

tHoir tools, the III-Y'i aro now. would be without: pens, rulers, 

back at work and hope to turn tkia bo&kV and binders. 

^ ^ ^ L " ^ \ *.««« survey 1m. dUdo«d 

1 baiijliall di-b "warm-1 pomrii, .tymlwl when some borr! There 

."«."«•. _^"?, E * 'il.'S'-'Sffr-% '"•> «j««l» "5,,FK 1 , Bn! " " toI is "quit* proui? of the ftroup as 

° "° «elftHi 

l th IIIY' ld 

Miss Flynn, thoir adviser. 

Miss Flynn sponsors the Bowling 

Ciub. which meets «very Wedni*- ly prcfintab 

day at the IJncoln Bowlin.T Alky. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB 

Bowling is hot only lots of fun. but i un and education hav*j been 

tt's tts a ddpurt 

that anyone can partlci rtlci- 

putu iin 

without aiiy special Irolnlinc. You'L' probably have fion* 

finders, ncalntr muncles, nnd u 

Ktmlncd back when you'"v Uirounh, 

but there I* a certain cmount of 

pride in watching th" triven a chunce to 

xhov. their fituf J En the tournament 

whkn 'vill bo hcM rome tin.? it. Dc* 

crmlKir. 

iiUti i:ews is ht-nrd from the 

! books. 

combined to Rive the Lowell IW 

S 1 lb tho fixt that the most popular 

ihlrgn Ioat by students ore KKOOI 

bo far. lh0 tncnib ?* have dipped ^con,.îtVccV 

headed by*Jean" SUIe., 

iiro tho nmtcrics 

»'h> h and d the th bsubconscious 

i..Ind. Bride Charlotto Kcvwccr filill.- Milli- 

Tte^ 0 .J4» tf .. iB f!ssar^ v e a Co taken memory, vcr ccnt Cnrc). Jcan Erb Clara 

and ncncral inteinBcnce ": «"lilK, i\ p»i*n, C. CalmrJ, M. Ijtmon.j j. Maf"h*^. c. A. 

iiwiiiMi-",) *t.O. risTnti J 

Life has beciJno normal once 

more for the /unloi- Statesmen. 

I. IT'liI-l 3U-M. IJ«.jv.-. w ; TO; T. StevKi* Strvuc 70' ~" . " 

it AfYl— ' '* """" * *-•*-- v. ft* T. vivnck-r. ^ _ i. J. a . * .ty-\n. 

Tho book drivo Is over. In the past 

four weeks, the membortt of the J. 

- W5-.lt, IliiiT*!!. R llurt^rl. It. An- C. Uucih 

S."A- «»vo collected more than 

f.n It Uun,.'. ,\ f!-»'.|m^. M M'tinl A I 

' sixty i^xen - of boo'ta and ma(fa- 

Hlock. 

•Jnf* atid sent them to the Army, 

Marino Corps, and Merchant Ma- li*.C. Iîne. TO; n. XitiuL-ult. •:5ssi 

tKo drivo fndudo Dcncnl Amos, 

rine*. Those whr havo hdr*d in 

Wallace At>erton, Hymnn' Uik, 

Iticbard Dcerini;. Dick Drewen, 

Charles Coidxchmldt, Stanley 

Hotchner. Bill Johnson, Uonild 

Klein,: Jim tfcFailand. Gob Mc- 

Kcflvor, Frank McCord, Walter 

afcEne, Hoc^r Unna, Jimmy Lconr. 

' Ifenty Hotiip, Don O'Brien, nnd 

Alan Wolf. 

i> c5 tr 5" in - M smIUi to: 

- 

J. Kuuwtibrock, f*. Giijcuplc. i\. Hlprn. 

t. Anil^rmjn. (.!. Cnini>*'M. I*. \)«r*on, It 

k> Andmm. M Itanke. I* Stxne. V. I *«?. W. Maitv I*. 

rtumm«f. o. Tyroicr. tl Ornnt, A. 

'tinl. A Itartlotl, » JlaKn. b. CUrk! 11. 

f -n- 

?"1 I !ri^!"t. F iVoi u """" !h ' '• s5 "* 

13^-A. IlointMUMi-. CO; r. Smith. C 

Stnii*. S, VKnnlMiKcii, ». AtlinBi-r, J. 

Shirley. N. IWIwK. II. M.lohof. A. 

QunndL O. A. C9. 

|c«—n. MnuKhnnilt. J. IJIllmlhftl. A. 

Lfeiiinaiiii. .1. Men*. T. Tronbriil»fr>, J. 

I'. Ijewl. A. WHI. It DRkln. C. A M.I. 

10)—J. Ilowea J. Ilcckcr. C nafMlt. 

It. KonlcH. !'. AuyntiK. A. Dxvi*. V. 

Hoyt. A. Onburl. if. N->n»«r. S. Slcr- 

Mn c A sa 

*- - - 1?:I 

1C|—W. Ully, \v. Jtonnutl, J. TUchanlton, 

D. Stow. \V. Wo]fen ,* ' 

lum, I*, ilnnrxin, C. itcD 

f'aste Bas 

r . ( ' • • ' • ' ' ' ' • ' 

: i 

f- 

r:^-v:; 

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C. Xo. -1 San Kr:iliciitri), Caliri-min. l-'iMiiy, .liimi.-iry "A. 19M 

Founder] January. 180K 

62 Seniors To Graduate 

Waste Basket 

Uy ltn&«*r 

ur vf-:tr> K it 

all. 

i! u> a Iro-I.nun and lo'; 

lii.- crinlualmn tlay. I 

* ••»- mi.iin'iu.ni.v «nTa 

.i II-JII!V IK ir. Hut ti 

»(uM;ly. ami' 1 '" 

ih- tii-r- . ." i 

. .'Ir. Mi j>!tfiif., tl'i- 

T... r::i.-., .,rfi..r— 

Caji'i Atliiii. A HI I v 

aci':aI>jpL Ami littk- T-.i!«'y. 

r if iif'-i I'tux.'i any 

Election To Be He d Today 

; ami tli.-ii 

|nr tin- 

I'nlit/iT. Torn S].-.-L;I-: \ir.-- 

. rt •.rtlt-.-il — Anita .îhtfliT, I'al 

i ..iriii.r.l; trrii-tinr—lim llfii 

•'!. J.u-1* t'urliM : Mi-r.-tar> — 

!.'-. !i ti'.iir* lt.'Ulir:im! (mil 

*!;ciMi): ulih.r u, r "I 

Mrrtlrt Scli" isnliy. Vuri f'olii> 

(-:tfi'ti-ri:i innt'.iu-r—KNIC Kurrl 

J.MII I'.trki-r. 

Senior Day 

jo.,r..T> ni.i.ri.'f.m-.isi,,..!, Announce CSF Visiting Overseas Hero 

exerciser To Be Held 

At Washington High 

.n- y> havf alic.iilv «'i>- .vi- 

th!'il to tr;i(!iti>tn. tli» > 

jirr ir.f aii.iitorimii to " i 

in-uii>tai I.-." iilaynl l.v ill" 

tra ui.U r Mr. Krirccr'*- in* 

II. Vln- .^li'ili- t-j &v I-'lac ami 

iho l:.v.l," i,ii.l "0,1- |.. 

Kiliully. X'.Tiuin lir." 

, .VIM 

v.il.'ili.lnrv. 

itii ,-in'! tl»- Sviii-T I)i\ t..rii-! Having .-aM th'ir fnrcut'II>4 lurcut'II:* to t'i 

rvii-i-tliii; ,;f I ur*.l".\ll.-*ii.| !-••-*-U. Hi.- .—nk;.- will U- pn- 

- li:ni...ii. .->ii.!y •: r if i|-|.r "Tit'-i tln-ii .!;r,Io:ri^s l,y Mr. Sl.>- 

K.I l\z: tin. hi. 1 flif-i-. M--:-:.'il I'.v the !.;.h ,i-ni"r 

Kay Kiiiir. .V:irt.v ! "••:'"i'y t'iitt.ir^ .\!i D l 

!'i--i.-. |)it-k ral-l 'I •> *VI.(i»K .'.:iss i 

wi.l.r. K«-n V.'.-ll-.j '••»•. ..:i«». 

t i v SiatilVM. 

Tin- rlii.fl.-* f,.r 

h;v' itirltl.i.- the 

*:ii..-k I.H.Ily, tlnj 

ra.lili-ial 

Debaters 

In Double Triumph 

"'"" 1: ""' '""""• Life Members 7ho»«. - Minn- >if (IK- in- 

*tualj. Th»'M''.~. Norm Ki.nm-r 

'he vntcdirtoiuii. (!t\ %.\*A\\ 

To Give Away Free Bond ^"r^'a'S 

..... .ii-mlx-r ihf Vaiir'.i.-> that via;/ tolKtris fi.r.iisic ttiUiniiiitfiit 

I |i'r_ i'Vi»;... wi-nt lu 31* with 

fourth KHtuU'JwHcJi omlHwi to be one of tho' Komembor, buy tliouc , 

I innHt HUIV " " Lowell hns fon. Friday, swond i>eriid, nruli 

; tver had. 

hi-lp Hcnd Lowcir« P. T. to *eu. ' 

onT a«roroj:v theory'or 

aircraft engines. ;

» 

EDITOR. 

AsMciale Editor... 


Sports Editor. 

New* Editor.. 

Girls* Sport* 

TO 

1100 Ilnyra 8frt«t. San 

I* H. 8. B. A. ?J;«nbrr» Frra 

...ROGKR ;i!OMPSOX 

Martha Schwimley 

Wallace AUtorton 

.„ „ Mort Cohen 

Hilda Fclnbcrc 

• Rnttcncuttcr 

...Hyman Itilc 

Circulation Manacor. John Simon 

REPORTERS 

llcrtiknl ArrhlKii'I Nnriiwu Kramer 

lUtxitn AndcrMin M^rtlm I.inwin 

CLnlrn Itaumcarlcii Mania Ijf MiinOi 

:iyn>n 

Ilclei. 

.Intin K'mon 

Pail Trplln 

H-llth TcxM 

Eoery Nickel and Dime Helps; 

Buy That Extra War Bond Now 

The people of the United States nre 

now climaxing the Fourth War Loan 

Drive. The sum of fourteen billion dollars 

which is the K'onl in Krnduully reaching 

its completion. This is a Kreiil ncco;nplishment, 

but the United Status has oversubscribed 

MA Konls in the first three War 

Loan Drives, and thin drivi will be no exception. 

The students of America are paying 

a Inrjw part in this drive ns they have 

done in the pr.IK-1I a* A l...v wfn. mi;- around i.* I'-.m 

hintfil at. So. hi'inir Iti-t. «-; im-r.- 'I't.-ln I', wit in -s thi- f n. t that Virti..n 

t'two iii.iri-^Siiiii Ki-ki». irinia Millt-r .-»'vr.:i 1 d lo t'iijy ''is 

Xutual friniili will r.T .trui/'- " «.|MII / t 

day* K ••An-himcdi's" tjmi- I.'ift ovi-r f-uin thi rhrii*tn).i3 

rn'riiir*, Why. boy-'? rii*h *>• have thi.-< ci-ni; 

Sinn- I'UL' Itr-iiiilmi ami Srillv Allan: "I.«nk. isn't tl>nt u've, 

i:.-rtr:iin nr.- yclc'jiir t., he *ccU •> u> M:ilf.v family tarryini; in thi> 

r>ilH tllt'S.- tljtj 1 !* Hliynfo 'V'llld i;tt Yuli- IÎ^?'* 

•hi- i.liu Wm: iJry-.n wn» th- n-a- Karth.-M: "Viil»» UK riothiriir, 

son. rin.ii. aft IT |i«>i'Ivir.ir at Ilr.v- tl.atN Cnn*i.** 

an*n car, anyotir wmiM yet anut 1 .. r l!arl«ira Mitcholl (.Mustatiir* :iti-J 

Idi-a. Spfakin^ "f Sally. s\w niii.^t Uoh Nave have hit I In- skids", anil 

l«! Irymir tu lii.-t* iitutt! a hit «f tntiri'Iy lik. MMIII. AI Ituinti!u and 

wtii:lit. Wit 'r-*rt tlu> f.n-t that she J«Ve : i- I£iid«-i*i*rdtt4 in a near fatalitak*^ 

to enjoying ;, j,.Unt amund ty. It was Al w!m ^t-|»t thi- Uoady 

ttn> court with tci-kl".^ afuiiiihu,. ,' d -••»! thini;^ .ire now n.nniuir 

AftiT Hdikir.Li- i ihorv.:i:h wnr-t MiiiHiihly. 

vi'v. uv find thai I'.-tty StadtMtt Vvrn Norris Imikhiir as if ho 

taki-« first pla.i- in the "Who >n-i wt-rn cauj;ht in n parked far. How 

joy.-il thfuiKfIvi',-1 ihr nnnt (iri Ni-w|*oin.. tin- n-il vi.«iitrf. and in tho 

.»-iri* srrami.ti'. Mirsin-d with a II'-JHI nf \unt.-i ? 

cln*o Mvund by Kit ltnrtttold and! r.iiiliii.'.< .if tj,-. XV','k: Can»l 

IIUHS (onn. tw« -•id tinier* in tin-1 Ilali-v ami Warrrri Si-nuns / ,r I* 

!trt --. i «•«•. t,... ,KM?». . . Ity ltfrtram on- 

; nlxint N*«'w ^•|•^tr*«: - 

U'Moii t'Oiiinir tin- i'Vcninir **itli O.\hiil.< firs Wfi'k IT" to l)ii k 

qir'tf a irr.»in nt the old IIIMHIC and .la'-n^h for himlini- ati.r.ln-r rt-or-I 

just "llatiiif" it imlii lh n or '•..w,.iA 1 nti'iti. 

Ah i'% a nice i.ny, ai>.i itl--;t« »r>' i'i*tnfit tinu: now to r!-w. Tho 

fust cliitti-riiiir ii|i mir hraiii. tinii* tmil is tH'arini; ' tf: «*•"!. Ti-arx 

t» uoxv taken "Ut Tor a hit (if iii»ni|>vii imr oyiv. (I'Vom the onnoclrj" 

HIIIS wv'r« phM-nlinic t'i f'nl C\m- 

U'hpn- ihcn-'rt lift-, th.-n-V !mjw. "•••• Tor hi* litiw finirrr cluv.'-f «n 

Whi>ri* tlifri-'j* St.i-Ki>, thcn-V— Il»- r«.nrt.) Xuu- yuu mav think 

r.i|iv (7i. . 'hat thi* J.« the ind. . . Wrll. it id. 

Talks to Small Children: 

No. 1 - The Gasoline Engine 

nutoinntii.t. Th»^ fltilo- A C n\itl. 

run*. Wlwt mains HIP aa- B r ^"l', : 

n't AtiMy h- *, 

: tht> \itu\ m» • 

run. if w»> nail n (- ilnddy enn't buy any Ranolfni*. 

run), vt I'outd nmkr

—Photo l.y M. ;iicrj» 

"Walrh Ilir U'rili.: 

"Uumpty Dumnlv Sat im a Wall" 

— Nwtn hy M. tt'ij 

"Coint> Up antl MV M«* S«>nirllmi

i; 

i 

v"T'\--Ea8t Will and 

'• v,By Plcyd Packer and Rotccr Thompson 

At least once, in ovonr »ôd citizen's life comes 

the occasion to write his lost wflt and tfttftarcent. 

: In the case of a Lowelllte. however, OiU memora- 

Ke ennt occur* twice Onciiybta he has one. 

foot out of the school's doow and again when he 

Quiz Senior 

When the present hlph-t doss crftduat«r:'it . _V:|; 

will leave four proud touchers behind at~Ixnrel&^ ^'."-^ 

^fonowto(r°blS?of' wisdom reflect thd hfch 

« f-__ifci-__*i—ii—i of tj,0 nevor-to-bc for- 

^D)AaartD«yj a sUu»htir..fcy leavin 

nis'puketball prowet* to Uo Uor* "Ttit Nose 

SoekoUl\ who ieads It bdl badly. , — — 

svtr presents to Martha Unon 

tla the Lowell staff room. 1, 

wnen'iHo learns how to type. A 

btaueaths to Joan Botaeree hi.i 

J?fend, and InfluonM People." Earl Balta wflls 

"Xti firthmen and sophomores tha misoitai of holp- 

•fig-JlA Saimders on Bo locker cumnilttca. J*I 

BarthoU leaves hl« "Bed Tlyor" to whoever will 

take It. Bill Bealo leaves his cym shorn to the 

•crap rubber dricn and the strjpes from his P.ix* 

LIMIT to Bert Pnlorson. Ted Eelmcai'wills 

the squeaks and nttiavks and breakdowns of tha 

P. A. nyitom with lovine affection to John tinirulre. 

Ir\- Burrimnn leavon tc Pon Petit the 

"Ilovlnir Eyo" which ho-t nerved him so wclL Too 

bod that Irv didn't get uround ts much as ivs 

Uy ICae Cordon 

eyes* 

Merv Horn ruciv..; Hy Bik'jt track spikes, 

and Jerry Zlnnoinon his debating ability. Betu 

Bradv beqaenths her shapely teps to Virginia 

Pooling. Dick Calender deed* hi* *'Nnn-" from frenhmnn tin*.-.. Hi- doesn't know what ht's «ct- 

"jiii-'lif." Avoid iilon'icE, Ue caronmc Into. 

rti) not to fail ii. the swim mine Thv I'rcsn' iiuxt victim. .MUi t'cekhum. aiimitU.nl 

liwl. Ti«l Ik-inu'/s' only rcmurfc that she h'(-t enjoyed hur class for the four years 

U "7f>V, tsk. Mich fnolishnezz." tlint sin* h:"« erduifi it. Shi* in proud of her 

"!, tin* rial's votes '*•! 

Don't put y«ur tru«t In yunlor Rirli. fiupiltt, for many of t.-:cin imve uitÛ: wood atowtd 

to SI ncainft FnnJt Slri-itrti, iwr* 

IJi".varf of evil women. 

the vchoo!. For i-xarnple. there's dnt.nalist June 

liap.i the tipst jirmtaMe t-pithct "Anzac" Mubloy'3 open letter to I'rudhomnie utul politician and *\tQrt& fitfure Andy 

aiMUt Frankie Spriiiiwr sUtnd your place in those ewntn." 

Best Dancer—Btttv 

And lastly, we quote this *t*r- 

*IV* wnion- wti -T. the fol- 

:g a'lvicc for yuuntr men f - m 

information, an euch. that 

3yd 'BuKcwl" Weyrniiulh: 

W of help to I^wer claMmen "Tho B. O. T. C. MAKES MEN!" 

Senior Boys will Enter 

Services After Graduation 

Uy Itoberla J 

& N.-V-12: Bill Bcale. U. S. N.- 

V 12: Irvine Bcrriman, U. S. A ; 

AA commenrrtnent iiiiproiichct. Ilyii.uri E*". A. S. T. V.i 

Lowell will again send out m'tny ut Bridct-'. I'. S. N.; Harry Brown, 

her ser-«rn to Join thwo who .in> I*. S. A, A. F.; Did; Calondcr, I*. 

atrcnuy in collcces rnd training s. N.-'Vi: IIur..ion Catantch. V. .camps 

and those who «ri> fighting| (\.:Arvoii Ctemcntz, U. S. K--V-5; 

un l!n- muny battlefmntH of ihe. CatvWi (.'4-psey, U. S- AI. C: Lyman 

world. Aniung tliotk* men who have! Dii-TicrKon. l.t. S. A. A. F.; Sanf.,:it 

graduated in the pwJt yenm. there Dickvv. A. S. T. I'.; Hubert Iionoarr 

twi*lvt* u.io Jin? nuw pn^miPRf Iiuvator. Charllo WflRiior wills h\n lucky 

locker 1313 to~yni next supemUtlcufi victim. 

Mamr Nackord adils to his collection of eifta 

as ho receives Ken Wells' -Imported Cuban Va- 

±*rmelon Hanunoclc" Floyd w*r>7nouth leaves 

.;. rContinued In Column 4^^ 

ul Marrn?.t, U S. A A. F.: Dick 

Navy: U. A M. C. Mnrincm U. S- Mobley, V -S. N.-VS; ItolKit Mnni- 

A A. F« Army Air Forces; U. S mtmcry, U. S. A. A. F.; lion Nave. 

N-V-5. Navy Air Corps: U. S. M. u - s - N.-V.5; Kill NelMn, U. S. M. 

A: 0., Marine Air Corps; U, S. A.- C.; Vermin Xcrris, U. & M. A. C,; 

A-I^. Army V-12: U. S. N.-V13, Hugh Onntot, U. P. K.; Floyd 

Navy V-12: U. S. N.-V-R. Navy I'acker. U. S. N.; Rubnt I'lnU, U. 

V-1; nml A. S. T. P., Army .Siw-. S. A. A. F-. Marry Rahlmann, U. 

clallxed Training I>roBram. S- N.-V-IJ: Snm llinkin. U. S. N.: 

Some of the «niorj on U,* fo'-•-W" BoIi ri lt- S n *v U v S - ^-V B » 

lowing list are ilmuly in ti:r. ««r- { S l ~f\'% » S \ ^G.A,.u2L a ._at;i ti;ari>ir. MIKJI Pvnjtry, who at the mument 

01" i;»Iu) will iippn-ciate them iw .ihe. 

Senior Memories 

ft) Illll Itcalv 

S:uliu Ji-wkhm' day. iyiJ, a Jay votiin-.t-marating 

for Joine 150 Lu%v«(t seniors {lie etidinji of 

fr.ur glorious years at the bright brick build:::?. 

Some of these seniors may say that thpy am glad 

to leave LJ*CII, but *Iun'l you believe it. Ncne of 

th«n will sny they are ciad to leave if they remer>ib«>r 

the Tiany happy experiences ihnriNj dur* 

Ing thi' part yenrs, and th»- manv.Iar'inir friendships 

lituuired. Kcmnmbcnti. I*M>, will be tb« 

froi-t stairs surginc with gaylv-c'ad youth* exr-UoiUy 

talking ov-r th« latent gossip, preuannj; 

for fr c):is?cff. cl:i»?e«. or ili'cussflnn dicusina the next hie came; th* 

•rlcamtnif limotwlnes—Eutier's "Ulack B«iuty, 

/ 

vice. Them are also many others' _ H. A. A. . .. 

whose names arc not givrn who 

V. S. N.-V-5: Robert 

ibin to attend college tmfore enter-; 

rti, 0. S. N.; FA Self. IT. S. 

tng .'ho'omied force*. Othrr^ havu 

Roger Thompson. A. .S. 7. 

" •, U- & A. A. F.: 

not made deflnlto plamt. For these' , „. 

reasons, only a partial list fpIlowwiCharlos Wagntr, US. A.; Bill 

Bill Alcard. U. & A.; Andi>:&& I f*^». V- S. A.; Ken WfllU, U. 

galupl. U. S. A. » red Olock U 

sweat^nt and the Shielii and Scroll cap*. Tliey nil 

play their nait in makinff Luwe.1 the irreat 

«.;iorl that It I*. However. Lo«nVl without its 

clamour j^rls (Fritzio Glotmcr and "Daba* Sheldon), 

football hcrow fRc*. Cro^dhcad rnd ptck 

Safholm), and 8ocinlite< (Andy rtacliraluni and 

Willie Weh.uu) would hardly hi rnmptelc. Without 

its rapnblc student body officent nnd other 

lenders, who have JO willingly devoted themselves 

tc tWr job/. It would not :* complete. The 

Lowell liand. under the CJtf-Jible Icadcrcbip of 

filial Jim Curtis, played itti part in arousing P«P 

.in.! spirit at the mines nnd rallied. 

'iliu irames. the fijrht that has made every 

iiowctl te»m a touch team to heat, have inad« . 

tnrir iinpresînns un u». Tlie "On. On. CnnJinftl,'the 

"E-K«h.' the Uwrll llym nnd powerful "Axe" 

yell, lltemllv cb.illenclnjt our row to battle, will 

ri'mmn in e enrned with tw llirrtu^h 

Utv. Our unilrntlniiclini:, nympathettc. lovable 

Drinriimi. Mr. Stephen!-, surely will never be forimtlfii. 

Our irnchore. who havo Itecnnic mow 

nurynngl. frifndit will, as thrtr tcnchiiiLM, lie ren.emlH'ft.4 

lor-)» after wt> liave left. Tbi-5e am 

Chi; *fiinin« we itre !e.avl:iir behind u«, the tbmirn 

whk-h have nuiJo oifr «c!iool life m» full, no rlih. 

hiivrt le»l to the devlupmeiH at certain d'stiMtlve 

50 io!ii|(!t>tc, Sure.'y the*,? inLpirinjf Influt-nrr* 

'**uell nrtliti 

(Ccntinutsl From Column 1) 

liij plnco ;u the M.10 tn thb Hoys' Dor- HouAct complete 

with mustard un coi»t nnd crevm pie in the 

fare, to ttny freshman who 'j-ill cat there. Jack 

Wiirin offers to prcvtr!« Li's with a complete set 

of answer boiks and "ronlen." No wonder ne s 

cnutuatintfl 

SncuUto in unilnr thn pmre «ditor*f deadline 

- by r, tiose fit Richard tivman. TTe leaves his pro* 

boscis to anyone who wirtiM to net fnto Mr. 

t'nrnes' "Inner Sanctum." 

Also tardy U Hay King, student body prexy. 

It Is rumonsf that hn will turn over his duties to 

tho Block "I/* rally this mbmln'll Zo sorryll 

Weinuu now 4*aio to listen for tho fuat 

,, nistlo of -fifl Rood lawyem turnlotr over In thptf 

prravM, and to obsenro U.o chui of fall '*3 fold- 

In* its proverbial tent and wteoHnjc sllent^r Into 

tha nlieht. B«>ies and notches, unorea y senori- 

Uil 

jjaensj 

a: 

•B1 

Ah. ,-. 

•': h rfr. 

»•. H.- -.;. 

IV 

5,.t I 

*tu , 

I '£pr ; -> I

':TJIB'M)WBI.U FiiinAYîAyuARvig;''jjui 

M | | Washington Gam^ 

Top, left lo rich!: Jaen««h. Knnfette and (ion/nli*. Front. ItTl hi rieht: 

Solomon. Aknrd. 

Sj Jaensch, Fautelie, Akard 

and Gonzales Bid Adieu 

Wht-n ihn final whUt!.- i* Mown 

Urtninatini; the Washington jratne, 

four Iroyw will turn in their uniform*. 

It will lie it v»«ry i>im|>!.ifrrmony. 

There will U- no Land*, 

no flnif wiivina. f"» "in'tehe*. perhaps 

only a f,.w rortKratiilaimn*. 

hat if anyone ever ileMtmv tln-v hmr 

own nt Iîwdl they have jriverj 

their nil. niul have J with theite few. • 

knocked Mission nut of its undefeated 

status by the convincing 

In- I;IMM| i-vi-ii af(,:r thvy J.-nvf. Fiist 

"( nil tin-ti> i% tA>rvi\ Iliiniiiaii. U>. :'"•• IK Thi' Mission "riot" Ktuni* 

ri-ti \vn.< a food iruard hist year, and 

thi.t yi-ar )»• hns pro.'.-n him.-clf to 

wa* a lot of fun I.iit ^..'ll,-,: utiuthvr 

U«M for Hi- KHKIVH. Their nrxt 

1 m- "f the l»-.-t in the Icnutif. 

II..iv.-v.-r iiirx)»Tifiii»«l tin- ti'iim 

miKht l'«- wliffj Ja.'iiM'h iiml Co. 

liavf, Uartnuin will IK- nround t. 

In rax- you Mill ilmi't Kti.nv who >>.Mtv- will 1H- o nu;h nrounil 

we mean, w.- will iriv,» vmj thvir Hii-k Miiln-aily. .I Fliiluivt-ii, Kirk Jiicni-fh, Ij.iurr F.in- KttiU-Ila, iiml AI Kn.t*>tiiK iii« wni*an«iini );ii«t yvar wan ihv junfor htKh cit 

be in n*.-c*ii^toin. A fouple of other eprillt 

i* hoop for thirty-M'wn crn an Cf Chdl d 

w mm* duK* reeordeil. : flashv fonrn*d. let one flv at hnlr 

I I'; "if, Fanfelle 

llait ""'W ? IK< 5-| i 1 , 1 "" ln tlK M'" 1 " •!»"'• AndTto 31 

intpi that will nnpear in Thn LoweII, his amniemciit, nnd Ihe dell-chl of I ,.!" n i 

comes tn Lowe); in n futiin; K 

unless, tlon. On of eoarse. that threateninir some littlo nol Bikj the irpecbilors. the ball went siririil '*''• ^Gonzalcs. 

^ wo Lfd you ,—,... one and . all. ,..,„„ goodbye. 

mnero. I u,ro^h thl. ^ ^ f^Xuneel 32. Mulready_ Jaensch_ 

^ 

Lowell vs. Washington 

KEZAR PAVILION 

Wednesday, February 2, 1944 

At 3:30 P. M. 

C (12) 

..yshtwelghU 

'.(19) . F (28) 

(27) F (28) 

(48) C (19) 

(21) C (16) 

Washington No. 

-Anderson 58 

Mantzorax 56 

Hanley 57 

Dnvis 53 

Cr/gsby 53 

Farone U 

Mnniscnlo 27 

Geretle 31. 

.Potts 33" 

k 

(21)•.. C (3) iackson ai 

m 

;•• .••ri-wtp/] 

• ••„!/;• .'•"7-:i!j 1

vwmmi- 

Iggs'f-f--"' — 

•*.i^>=r- 

^M&4£~~:J::-ir:. 

-.%'i 

•riiE i.d\vKi,i. Fitin/-sV JANUXIIV M,: ISK 

i-S^f^f 

WA\R PATH 

•!r Ily Illk Twb /Former Teachers ^ &*m 

Toe low ncnfdnt nre enjterly 

awaiting thrf, 1 iivnlar claim Ahl Lovo in no sweet 

ringv* which "arc expected 

about tho flnit of March; Th* 

rinifrt , pt"omiro to. y be very 

beautiful. • They an? to be 

KUM with a_rcil stone on 

whkh .wM~wr-j^_-«l the. 

name of the juhool andV>laMt what ktnil of vi.linliic' 

[ ,«»ul£ a linrd-boiled lunch; fighter 

- ', M>ml back home to liis ln*st irirl? 

i "We rertainlv can't rxnvct some-' 

Art Classes Present I tliitiR- bun*tiny with hotirta nnd L 

Exhibit 

(loivor*—not after whut \w'# gone 

' through. Wo recommend yome- 

• thinir Uk» tin-: 

The library hna recently added I'll, like p to 5*>iy, »;iy, my swentheart HWi-tilhciirJdvar, dear, 

,ono new txiolu* to its eht'lvr*. I ernwt through tlv .iutiute 

Kock« of both 'lettun ami n«n-fii> t Roo, : 

tiun were received in n recent xhipment 

and nre. now reudy for cirt'ii* 

That when I coe a yellow Jap, 

latlon. 

You can !*• .sure I'll think of you.' 

Amor.ir the new volumes lire : Scrintirdy tlicti, it l» a yond CUUM', 

•TJie Un vanquished" by H.iwar.l '•i'':>inir tiu* ntlitiiT-' ninritli 

Kast, "Itluff n CotHi!" by Albert 

I'ajvon Terluine, "Men Atfiiln.it; 

Orath" by 1'mil tie Ktllif. Eliot Ar-; 

O'Urivn, nnd "Stover at Yak-" by 

(juvn John»on. For the nir-mindod, 

with liookst nf- "Air Xnvii.ii-, 

Uon," "Openitiou of AKnift Kn-, 

uttuM," nnd "Super Electricity" nre 

available. 

1 , ninti 1 

; Lieut Johristbiti^ 

! Is Ii^tructor ah 

Flying School 

Word hax recently lawn rccetvcO 

from f.ieutvnnnl Frmmall, 

amount of damiict*. An a matter, 

of fact. Civilian Itvfuiwe Disaster 

]{c!ii*f workers wore culled out. 

1 ,traish,,nini: nu -h, ,ch«.l «r.,i d.. Th.' l,,}l 'rlo'v.-d 'Jl ^ ^ fSnUaT^S 

and nthrr impidintfitta fr..m tlu* "u irtltin* on llu' -nulli ;.nd not Ana where t I came in contact tt andd 

MVA of Hie M-limd Imiidini.'. In th.« frmi r..». from 't-fi I.. n_-hl. nr- [i»"itdiaudy llkwltheavijitlim cadet. 

Wat in- (Jrav, Itoli 

liotts il U'vs of .Mr. Harrii-K 

Murdi-r IncoriHirnti'd 

Th- awiinljii' ' thf L'irU" 1.|.» 

and the iiiiny ;ib?t>ni-i>.-4 of pu- 

TIHTC arc .several wny." u, mm- tin:, iin.rnih-: :.t l.i.- ;:!.*•'* !. rally piita dtiriiiir i\vi npurt (.'anl 

of tin-. in it inuniiT. Al».til tin- iiukkt'.st •Mil .!(IM- a ni-.-l riii.->-v--fiil M'lfiin 

iifW books will I^ k 

.^ - """(Shdilon. laniuuuii, Thyllla i-nyuu Johnjon. Junnson, line Itoe Cor- Gor-!nlc nlc the crackllnK crackling and unaDpI xnauplnir of 

l-ii^r_ : -—'dor:. ;_ doc. Morion Iloldouf. Iloldouf, duf, Mnr Mnrlotln' Mnrlctto il» the ~.~.n popcorn t-3 hod i> - muflc > all • its 

ffroup • make* wrltinfr boards,• StoUer, Marjeon LamliertRon. EEleo- 

own. ' 

iramu. rolls bandotres,-and pre-! nor Jen«n nnd Marilyn Cone 

l 

bandotres,-and pre-! nor Jen«n, nnd Marilyn Cone, 

pares- suorlcal gjuie.. All those The rcqulremcntii for 

yn Cone. 

the c 

who 

paresare 

suorlcal 

Interested 

gjuie.. 

in maki 

All 

th 

those The rcqulremcntii for the craft 

who are Interested in makinc these classes ore that students have 

articles should sec 3Irs. Close. Sly- tcken Art I nnd II. However, ac. 

»"?!ElSirli W'i' small orders meal dents do not have to coiKo'tn *}". »>~i!— .-»•— «-- However, 

_ Club 

The Spaniel Club Is buty maklu 

n larce urapboolc on Spanish 

sucnklnj; countries. They are work- 

Inir on Mexico now and will sooncontinue 

with other countries. The 

scrapiiobk-nas many excellent"i '^* 

lures and articles contrlbuteil it v 

the members. . Jr^~, 

'jThe club has also found tlme.'o* 

Visible uroof of tho sueeeiu en- tre*vni; several musical ,procrraK>~'l 

dowed were tho cries of "more, Jrad It has wme excellent SpanishV. . 

more," echoed by tlie enthuslutle records. At the beelnnlnB; of liort. „- 

nnwcomeni. Jliro parties ar» 

;. execpti 

term.itho (troup will hav? Its cm-S'Ss 

Nhedaled for other IJttle SUten! 

have outtomnrv-t]u.Bt»» 

ârty( ThB.i-»iH%;.v. 

I In tho future, nccordfnjrMo Mrs.

THE 

COHENING 

TOWER 

IIj- Morton Cohen 

S/flN ErMNCISGOS OLDEST HIGH SCHQni 

- San Francisco. California, Friday. March 10.1944 

ou Must Get Blood Donors 

A ship docks nt mi American held bcnchhead in the South 

Pacific. Six miles away. ir. the steaming jungles of the 

island's interior, a grim struggle for existence is being 

Thi- almvo all: to thine nwi. self wiBctl. As a battalion nf Marines prepares tn unload the 

i* true, . . eagerly awaited supplies, the first craneload of the cargo 

Ar " ! "tiie'dayf " """" i liWi 'W » nt ° the '»••»ro* 

trnim in wiiioh you can take 

un'Jit pride. The essence of 

.xportxmanrthip in tho ability 

to "take it." Lowell has demonstrated 

beyond any shadow 

of a doubt that it can do thU. 

1 am confident that Lowell 

will no*. lisa in be responsible 

for ocenHions of this kind. It 

i-< apparent that Lowell hi.R 

not only redeemed itnelf but 

haii C'linecl in stature and maturity 

because of the way It 

handled the situation." 

worth of war Sump* with the Lowell Debaters Sweep 

I monvy that you would have upcnt; _ 

1 for thy Commerce came, Lowell; Through Fresno Tourney 

once mure upht-ld it* J^WMI name.' • 

The puttie iimv r colter* that ycan»; u , t th ir ^.,,^^0,,, 

Ami-rlcaw, have more Honao tlian; uTVellV ilcl«itew swept victorious- ;1 

they arc Rivin crwlit for. ' ly throuch the annual Fresno e'e- 

» • • • i batinir tourney last Saturday, win- 

In lookinj; over an old copy of; nine two firsts, a second and two 

The Utwci], wo come ncroM these; third placei, Givinjr the name 

1 , ftw itcma. ilr. Michael Voync! onuioit, "Illack America," with I 

With iiiKittii-r term of Imnketlmll 

Ua;mf and rallies well under w:iy, 

tne tifiv sUniont IMMIV officcnt, 

I'rc!*itii*nt Tom Stcetrc. Vice-President 

I'M 1'ru-h.trd. Treasurer Hank 

Uilli-bmml, and Secretary' Jack 

,1'urly an' busily planning school 

1 activities. ItisiKer ItallUs 

Acrtirtlinir to President S j j . 

\ tht* rallies nre ^nintr to be bigger 

and !«-Ui-r this term. Interesting 

t»?r?(jnat:e.H viititint* our city will 

) M'cured. when ixipsiblc, to speak i 

LrnrHl's ».-•"*... ** ureat a^*eat' football lootojii n"d a*.*. baseball «*-»•'*#•—--». i which -->*•«.«• fftu- »'*** won ----- the .— S. w* F. — State - ** «ao- n— — ; ^ 

.. coach, h was the student body bd presi-! i! fest f last l term, Joan J Huron H took) k 

|: dent in 191C and captain of the; first place in oratory, while Ronnld j 

L*)w*-ll eleven. Miss Klfrcda K.| Klein finibhed third in the some* 

_,. Kcllomt was the first cirls' yellievent. Kxtemnore was an even 1 

S; Iwdsr and a Shield and h .ncmber. j clearer .AVCCP. with Itichard Dccr- 

' In lffStf, Mrs. Lo Fortl »von recog-' hit; coppintr the number < »nt* spot. 

xltlon as an essayist at KRuluatlan. Jocelyn Mitchell cominr in tceconcl j 

_ . Shi.- witu also the business manacct) and Wallace Atherton third. In die ; 

I -ol Tiw Lowell; I bntintr, the wigwam hlah artists < 

Teacher* Active I were not so lucky: but bat lwi S i!iT"i fol! " w tradwrs wrs in tht laculty. All 

a full measure of content- 

? S ° S " lurn^ M ri rt i " K '>* her a full measure of content- 

tfgriLnon I. repUCn. 

Tiio Scroll membership Is as fol- J I- Oliver In the Spanish denartlo«: 

Tod Adshade. Wnllneo Ath- f'- . SI V l« taown to many Ixiw- 

.tton. John Borela. Colin Campbell.! ?» »' 1 ," u ' n . u '- """J"" 1 "lone substlt-ito 

I.nclt Curley. nill Evers. Fro.! Onnx. teachtes here. She teaches hi Mr«. 

llrnd Cile,. Gernld Haywanl. Jim Oliver's former classroom 221. 

Heron. Henry llillcbrand. Morton I Mrs Lennon Is n Kraduato of the 

Cohen. Donald James, William Lau.i University of California and has 

Kenneth Leslie. Don U>wc. Dave; studied nt HIM University of Mexico. 

3I:iyor. Dirk Morris. Jerry Politxer.' Defore tcaehhur nt Lowell, she 

Dob Rav. Tom Stccce. and Und. tauisht Spanish In other San Fransav 

Wilmn. ci 

1 azlnv form Thoi containcil note* 

J on the social and tcholaitic life of 

i ft»«tudentm. "School Notes'wa. 

£tt«ôrerunnor of Tocpee Tattle 

.^Talet; ^ 

7 The low/#-êlnss chose —„-. 

Johnson ar/presI1ent. with Norma 

HowpUar/vfcc*pi'esiil(

V* 

.•fjiv,-: ',.• '.jj.:;- 

1100 Ham StrMi. Sat 

CallrorMft 

I* It S. 8. A. ««mbirt Pre* 

LOWELL STAFF 

EDITOR. MORTON COHEN 

Associate Editor —Martha Schwlmley 

Fentutv Editor- -Wnllnce Athcrton 

Snorts Editor. 

_.Dan Teplin 

News Editor. _._.-Martha Larson 

War Editor. 

......._-,. Jlohn Simon 

Girls' Sports Editor 

Helen Chauscs 

Circulation Manager. 

Noel Kelly 

REPORTERS 

llunr 

Khnmn 

Bvelyn 

Halls Filled With Childish Glee 

Jls Newcomers Enter Lowell 

Once mote Lowell's nugust halls echo 

to the delightful putter of several hundred 

tiny feet, as the current mass of new 

freshmen cast forth by San Francisco's 

Jrrnmmnr and junior high schools replaces 

the dear, departed seniors. 

Smaller and more fragile (a.t least 

from a senior's exalted point of view), a 

new clnss of frosh is once more cluturiiiff 

up the iialls as only a new class can, and 

the familiar putter of new students once 

more fills the air. 

"Is this the second floor V Oh gee, I 

forgot my locker combination. Hey, is 

there really a swimming pool on the 

roof V" and so on, far into the day and 

night. 

It seems, nt the present writing, pretty 

far-fetched, indeed, that some day these 

small gamin will comprise the ruling clus." 

nt Lowell. 

Such is the case, however, as statistics, 

or whatever one cares to use, will show; 

so tread lightly, ere you sc|":ish yon midget 

For all :• ou know, he may »e the future 

president of the Lowell student body. 

Support Lowell jjctioilies 

With Student Body Cards 

Lowell's morale needs a little "facelifting!" 

What bettor way to improve 

Jewell spirit than to have Lowell one hundred 

per cent in tha sale of student body 

cards for the second consecutive term? 

This would he a worthy accomplishment 

and is certainly not an unraesonable goal. 

The little card the you rec»ivc for your 

fifty cents will more than repay your original 

investment with the money saved at 

games and other events. Your money 

helps to pay for The Lowell, school dances, 

athletic equipment, and other school activities 

from which you benefit every day. 

Most important of all, it makes you a member 

of the best student body in San Francisco. 

So everybody dig down deep for that 

fifty cents and surrender it to your room 

representative with a smile, proud in the 

knowledge that you arc buying a share in 

traditions that date back to Lowell's early 

days, as well as in the many activities of 

Lowell today. 

R. F. D. 

HT Noel Kelly 

Odo to student*: 

Oh I'm sick ot English, tired of math, 

' On mo my teachers vent their wroth. 

Falling In history, in study I'll pus, 

Nothing Is right In nny class. 

Typing I'm slow, gym I'm mast; 

Gosh, am I illau when the day Is past! 

Didn't do my homework, lost all my book*. 

Into the of rico. Monroe's dirty looks, 

Left my gym clothes, £ot an "F^for tho day, 

Never get good grades anyway. \ • 

Seventh period comes and then home m the bra, 

Halt trampled to death. Gad, what a fuss! 

At last, nearily home I arrive. 

Only thing to be glad about, ia that I'm nllve. 

—Tomalpais News. 

• * • • 

t Mexican weather report: 

'i "Chill tonight, hot taniale.—" 

C —Stockton High Gluu-d and Tackle. 

c - • • • • • '^. 

Giles "Yes, Ltn, you have a military figure." 

Wilson: "Bow's that?" 

Giles "Everything's gone to the front" (No 

•reflection.) :•- 

\r> JJSB.. w 

•;>'.'--'.:v.fi-,m.'.v 

Our Alumni In Action 

As Time Goes By 

TO LOWELL 

—Block by Barbara J'reston 


emrvatirn. ; 

Iknry Hilli-blanil is still hot on, 

lh 1 U J ; 

° «? advice'"J?t?mIr o f'tra1k 

well. 

One of Swell's bigger boys was 

• • • 

sevn tifcntly at Edy'.i, tryinj- to Out till I n. m., Marilee Unrritfun 

force down his eitrnth chocolate with Orey. . . (Uad-drat it, wo 

sundae, to collect a S the court, bringini* 

•fiiiors th»?ir lunches, dointr homework for seniors, 

and countless other useful ta.^k.s which they 

Imv.'ri't had tim»- for up to now. 

*": Enlistment in the USKOTC1VACR (nil right. 

choice bit* of jrtiHsip which hav« United Slates R«'fcrve Officers' Training CorpK 

Ix-en thrown into The Lowell Let- Women's Armv Corps Reserve) would be purely 

ter Box.) 

voluntary, and we would suggest having somcono 

1ik.» Mainlmcher or Irene design the uniform to 

A mislaid note rends: "Funny, 

now that I haven't got a chance 

with Joe (Thurstoii'is the name. Joe 

Thur.-tnii», I like him. Before, 

wht-n I could have had him. he Modest Champion 

didn't arnica] to me. The simple 

fuel that I g

pi.;:giw "Ii ;'• '.ftr-'-.'ifg,: ••.:• 

i TUB LOWELL. FRIDAYÎtARCli 10 •? 

00mM®B 

LoweU's Hopes Rest oir 

-"''"•'- Hoop, hoop, hooray; Toiay theinlc can do It If anyone can. Ketpi Leslie , Out for . Record 

jl-"-"Red and WhitecoIWei with the St. your «y«J on Leslie if ha'» hot. | por th« second Unw' ii 

- l( ?f I 1 ? ) V 'If 0 *' ." ^ hn 5. '** ??*!. ^l?"^ 1 . m 5 n ne £S'. not ^ Iy on ? cn ' tntr n two years 

^ pected to be the battle royal of the! Leslie alone. They have *uu> cnnmpionnhiD mplonshiD is is at stake when 

R'. vrar. Thin colossal bnttatc has! other outstanding performer* head* 

fl*. iNfiue-lmrtinir Lowell Indians 

h 

*\".ttm lonir awaited, ever since the cd by the All-"••- "

and you rcalko tho importance, of 

cnterintr Into nctlvitlo.. If you 

liavo not yet Joined one of our numerous 

and Interesting clubs por-i 

.'-THE 1.0WEU-.: FRIDAY. MARCH 10 

;PATH Representatives 

If San Francisco I* ever jjivon 

a- courtesy call by our littlo brown 

brothers from tho "celestial 1 * (ha 

hai inland of Japan, the plnco 

where we are uoinc to want mojt 

bo is the neat cotntiJnntion alr- 

Chcmhttrjr Club j 

Are you a ircniuf. in chemistry; 

or In any way Interested in Al\ ini; to be n tone'? o.io 

Thwe an* tho only- 

'.*' l i *?T an nssis'tam air raid wanfcii. 

i t( L -A* I One of the Utt of its kind wr 

V lit 

no will have many chemical cimenta. 

The orficon" /nr tho u 

terai arc Kolwrt Aftrur p 

In-inir GoWlwre, vlcr-pivaiik'nt: 

and Bornico Kool, jtccrctarj'. 

nUli riu>> 

Si. Fcnor." or any rrtts«nali!i* 

facsimile comprehensible to a Low 

oil student will allow* him to ' 

rome a member of the Spanisl 

Club, *vhich meets weekly in nun 

SIS. The Spanish • lan'iunce w 

npoken an ofie.i an 

Junior Statesmen 

If you arc interested in srovcrnim-nt 

and internet itinai affair*. 

dash madly out of your seventh period 

clan* next Monday, rush up 

to :i)C, nnd join the* Ijtwisll chnpti'i | 

of the Junior Statesmen of America. 

The orKanlKitiont holds dis- 

cussion* of current topic* and performs 

services to the fichool, j»u.'h 

na last term'* very sucuwsfiil IKMJIC 

and nuiimzinc drive. Thi* term'* 

officers nre- James M':rarlano, 

president; Wallace Athcrton. vicei>rc*id«n;: 

and Konald Klein, sccrv 

tary* ' ' . 

—h— 

lied Crow 

. Tho Hid Cro.« Service Ctul>. 

under the* direction of .Mrs. Clone, 

is open to you—both boys 

CALENDAR 

Honor Societies Greet 

Newcomers at Lowell 

To welcome tin frr.stimi-n nit'l 

I l l ami licit) 

tlwm lo K«l over .that •lost fcol- 

T * * t \T1J I L'11 

i in* Sh nl' 

of your grade year, j ^-nf .1 tin traditional Fn^l.mnn 

ibers arc kept busy; Ui.vt.jjt.ion in tin* auditorium, sixth 

with writlnRlmartls for convalescent and seventh iwriods. I-Vtiruary US. , 

service men, sewinB fracturwi pi 1- The tltPim* of Jcc K-'-wh at ljiviell 

Jews, slippers, and hot writer cov- \vn« the i>:Kkt;ii>iin>l of tint show, 

"iniiin:itinti niniitcur 

iiiiiiffii-ilil |p'ilicrm>-ll. 

_ . ;.f himur 

.Muifli 1U— 

fiv.'itrilfd tlit-ni. and that \vm tn (jtvk tht* hunnrary title 

March i:!-'iT»—II!.- -I Tlun»r i*ain- ••f •"Wardt-n" in frutit i>f tln-ir own 

.tmteii. 

naiiu-> itt thf. Mime iniiittur tliut 

March II.*—Anny-N'tw 

tw Tisl. i-crl;tin Si>uthi-rn uotiilt-mrn attach 

iilarrh l h L'-V-St V S rrnl l AAntiiud 

"Cdtoiu'l" In their*, with the «ami* 

Mitn-1; 2T—K irt Ciir»Ii». itl«tiiu*tinii that the hitter m-nilfiiii-ii 

rwf'ivf in lattr life. 

.Mr. Dutiii, i»)|itilar ih(•ieK>eiJ herein tti~o 

Unna. „ . . , '• li-jth the cast nnd the . nitdivnce ad 

Another branch 

the. Special ScrviV 

tnratn Mond-iy nftei 

with Chairman Ellen'MJ,. 

MirtTical dressings., nru made for|a A-ronllnj to Mi** iâcostc and 

Ivctfrman Gonoral Hospital, Spe-, other sponsorn oC tho show, the, 

'T tnbuto has been paid to thts -Shield and Scroll an- to be compli- 

t4 "^. r .V u J m ": n nlwrs of A. A. A., the femi- 

I- tho opinion., «f tlus writer a'mie, ftitliusiaHtrt arc 1 r 1 0| in: 1Ilc wrilcr ! lw 

"" ' '•"'•-";,, Tl. ;„ „« nMl ihn iSni- nd """. • ' '"" "' ' " ° > "'"•• .-niluMianU art- -icon content ent lo to 

ut this club i« Km«l to th! rills' Km wh!re =>"'''»"»«•»• «Pr*-«« tlwynW""" th.,ll,i.Bc- thoir i.»n emrns. Tho 

» Clun. C *hVr;n"^^ "" h; anl llusr^k-s and Jocclrn Mitchell; , 

ilyiJa—Louis Kautle and Phyllis 

Carrti'o; ::CGb—Bill Hanck and 

Uolore* Cooper; IÔCc — Richard 

i [jimbcrt and Barbara F.awrence*. 

nwi—Charles Louie ami Nancy 

Ilarrfcon. 

Koom i^l—Hell Putney nnd Rar- 

Imm Sutherland; 'JPTa—l'at Friend 

> »•»•: -}«•»' MA »t Lowell are all 

nnd Mary CiirixtoCenton; 207b— 

or school l:i .'31 n a ,>; ranklr.i: (he newcomers _ „ '^TZ ; ~ : nrtively suiinortnl n» shown by the 

Wilkinson and Schoat; 21S—Richdl'Masnln. 

Hera, r.,.) nimra to Uw.OI. . C. S. F. Membership momlicr»hiu - - . roster*. , Both tiwnhy- , nnl Podock and Dorothy Braim: 

i T L. -, " lc »l iilueaiiun trachurs nnd the i:i9—7£«nald Leon and Joan Evcrs; 

increases This Term managers predict a sun-c-mful term. 2i'S—Merrill Hill and Connie 

Maiiaucr Mnry Joyeo says that U-ichtoii. 

hnlf of the meetlne. Any student 

is InMteil to Join by. cither -wiilnlr 

tho nrcdldent or attending one of 

the' meellnpii ""'";;'•; ' •; 

Ready for Action •> kM '< 

* . pt'ttitH for iiu 

102—Don Smith ami Mar- 

—Uobcrt Howell 

100—Drer 

rderavc. 

music at sutrott. Instruction Is i ."."* ""I" 1 tlnff Clob ,- • . 

Do you hue*a habit of^breakintf 

niter, wuii ovrgeatu i-eier Kcott as i. 

- 

Up porttra by your fnewcint ffab- 

orrfetal stnnir chancer ami Cndeti Vu 

uvaliahla there. To the well-known ""IT 31S. 

btnicT^ Do yot^snend hours in the Ernlo Schmidt In cliarKe of wax,' hi-iT . 

T 

nrivacy of your own room Hutcn- nut only expects to make the All-, " 

(injt to tho iwcct Bound,t-f your.own 

,tho.inoot potent outflU In the utatc. 

phtliwlnic In »t,l«itt five t h l 

jvetj wrm^to' line th« the walls,of 

: ii'o. 

" ' "" meet 

lo "- 1 

. for ture" (no cxiilnnatlon needed), off tho cards will nrobably be eady 

City honor awr..il for proficiency: 

Ration the ridlnc fans. The meet-1 the St. Tinutitis inimc. Tho 

in the wi of this small iradirct, but' y,-;,"-'/.',- ««•':""•-• "«ards. 

T 

activities, according to Hniehraiw..' 

Anyone whj has a«tad>nthodlf.5P 

card it entitled to, all the. pi '-' 

student 

C 

'a.*.

IS 

mi 

CralK '.'handler. 

'I, e'even 

-timd- by. 

110. HIM 

NOTHINi; 

iioiNi: 

'*l -:'::' > tî^"; ^:^|§?'| i ^ W^WSfi 

Rides on Poly tussle 181^1 

llv N.K-I Kelly 

In what *houM IK- one of the 

' v\u*em nnd munt fXcittrtg dunl 

. tnrrt* of the 11144 fleimon, Lowell'* 

• tindcrmei) meet the t'nrn.t* today 

! at K?mr. 

; Both team* have emerged «n top 

, in their la*t five outing*. Doth 

, miUnd* have met und defeated Hal- 

I boa. St. Igrmtiux. Miimion. and Gal* 

; ilco. while the India rut and Parrot* 

_ , .. „ ,,., 'have ttiiiKtl Itnck Commerce nml 

M^'i*"^**' *•-'• *'%,""' : -cY»T;r- •-•>», ' Lincoln. t«s|H-vtively. According 

Sr&"? ? .vSiti"-i'-i--'ti&uJ* : -"^-ij$I'••'.'-'•• i t« ('each Hnrrij., Polv nlmiiM win 

Lowell's ace track *lar«. clears (he bar nl five i wft1IH; 0 l cireIr - ^ weII( •vent, uml this ilcinh may prow I., noon In the half-mile event. Both 

lie tile ulraw that will break 1'ie lioys hav« lunwil in Hood tlnwi 

Parrot'* l>ack. 

ami each Mill lie preulnr the olher 

I'.ily Star 

(ruin wtart to finish. 

Wallv Judnich. star In the Par* 

Soph Fl«»h 

I rut snrlnl ' ui:i' ntiMixii '!. Heitder- 

'on'wcxtbe fonilty nd\iin;i>:^t. and iii-lt 

"Out of the Frying Pan" 

To Be Given by Students 

"Onl of the FryhiK Pan" and into the upriiiK prucluction 

uju Lowell's dniniutic JII-L'.S a:< they prepitrt: for the pre.-*entati«»ii 

of mi iictjm-imcked comedy, "Out of the Frying Pan." 

The play i« to In- purfornii'd uu the evening of May 2H, 25, 

and 2(1. 

Surh \vell-kni>wn actors as Tom Steeê, who will make his 

'••— •••" • " ' • t hint itpiioniancL 1 on Lowell's *tnue. 

JiTiy Ztrinanmti, rememl^red for 

ih.ni!.but th- attendance at :!»• .„„„„„, (jf 1MI|1I) „.!;,,,„., l(llvItl,| 

baseball gum.* und track iin-oli is „ i :< . . ' UMt no ?.»>• 

for ctiiMri vulrdirtiirinn or hixtorinii. 

l'"i>r rlu?!> v^wiyift, ;in nitry may IK. 

*•"*•••«* '»""•. t«taj WIL-II 

l,,.k fin |iliu-i> in IH.III the amoun 

1 ' 

îil'iinttfd liy any riH'tnl^r of thii 

l 

„,„„„ , ,„„, ing host in 

"ntinctimbaltnnt-." includ* 

ing the timer*, the •con* keeper., 

and thr rei-orttr*. Thr place 

«w Ju»t Siublinj; tivrr the rim 

with the*** ftftv >peclalor>! When 

?Ml Mop It* think it over. lhr*e 

boys upend n Two v-sayn it. 

in each KMIIII will \tc cho-«en by a 

making a total of ? l.'îu;.!';.. Corn- i .iiiimittn- «ontponi*d of Mr. Ste-| 

int in i»«t*oiu| were n'gintric-i I0t; 1ibcn>. .Min.- Un-onte, Mr. Monioe., 

and '2"i. The.«e ti>gt>triei« w«*nrennrded 

with a double Itincb \H>riod 

April .*;. 

Minule Man 

- much, and proba- ij.wellV Treii!>ury Flag will fly 

Wy more, time in cettine ready fur the month of March Imt not 

for (rack and haxr.iall than ihey ivitil :IK high n ivercentjge it,* in 

do for football. The track learn other month*. A fvn* ri'Kistripi* 

Is out at the Old Stadium every brought the iK'ri-cnt; down to 

aflerrtMin until afirr five—and ninety-four. ICcgNtry l*it was 100 

r«-*r- cent the fii>t day of -April. 

W'.iifrvd Ully an.] Hill Putney are 

tbe bond and *tami> Kiilcttnien for 

iad RamrH. and ifavr them a lit- thif. icgiftry. 

lie' encouraijrmenl. 

Mr*. Itit'dvniun MiygL'i*U that 

ftuilcntM start lining in. xmall nnd 

lan-c b.itni.4 for thi* filth war loan 

which starts Jutic 12. 

*.MV«« yi»u Hiciid from each 

group by cliuw v«t« to U' delivered 

at thi* oimmenceniont «>xerci]iet> in 

i urn?. 

IN MEMORIAM 

huur iniu>«- tu rvflvct (Hi the 

imxrfint; t,t hUinUT Vacation. 

1 Ready For 

S. F. State 

»\Illintf, and *ttirrvil Kohert 

with niajor tuurnntneiiU to lie held | iK-mbloy and K^die Urackcn, Hob 

:it Klpun, S. F. Suite, and Stockton.; Johfuun wil! take Iteiichley'i role 

Itt-rrencnting Loud I ut Ili-Min will Jin Lowell'* presentation .ind Noel 

be at leant eight of IôwellV finest.! Kelly will IK; mvn in tin* Bracken 

including Kichurd Ueerint;-SIilnp> i part. 

Morgun, Wallace Atlicrton-Jo»- boy* 

mV Stout?. : nnd three girl*, who come tu New 

Kipou clambake, huwtvcr.J York to further their theatrical 

will l be only a prvludt* pvlud • - to tin* tin • u>rnt*« urnt« - Pmlittiutin. What r.aii|K.'n« when 

l' ir event, tht* th i^cmi-aiinual i l S. S FF. 

they try to liiie * a " prndutf r"i'n't» 

Stalv tiiiirtu-y. Slay .*« and H. Thin giving them jobs, when an irot- 

will W a two-' preMtit their 

dcbntini;. hoy*' and nirli** nnitory.lonn orlKJnnl nlay in the Hvine 

cxtemp. and radio announcing 1 room i>< the bnti* foi two hour* «f 

Conch I^HMHTV char*:eit are wt.t- 

Successful Oonor 

," mtmbur of thr faculty that had re- 

HOME NURSINfx 

t'ed Midi nn honor. Drive Concluded 

We alw rxmr acni^* the>e 

UctM. Did you know that: 

TAUGHT 

I. l.owt>l| graduate*, captuied Tu.' l»bw.d donor drive at Lowell 

Ihr fnmou* Slanf.ird Axe in IHB'J- luix IN'fli jittccenxfiily coiicluilc«l. uc- 

:2. The It. O. T. C. was oner ninliiii; to .Mrs. ( lone, chairman of .Miikinc U^l-f. ntu-tatil plnnten- on Jocelyn Mitcliell and | ^ Humboldi Kvcnlns High So! 

ife ^f l V.' lh ' r 'j?- r " l _ " rc I tiu PIcetli. j ^|ay i i 

me fuming the fiir.ttn-1 _ KnU-ring Ijoy** unitury are Itobj jay*. 

'.*i ; wliuol^ nii.trlUut-Ziiuiatnon. n'nd ItotmTd May'Is— KnRlEnh Iteview Tent for 

j Klein, whik; I^vvell orntunt of the All I'uull* In EnirhVn tV. 

cleiner for a nhnrt time before The orlgituil gual wax 1.01)0 do- their 

he was illowrd to continue nn hi* nation* from Liiwcll. During the 

drive Mniih 1:: through March 2ft, 

The (Irnt edition of Thr Lowell Ntudenu cnt nearly l^-» 

l Hppvarrd ......... tn ... 189S. ._. r-letlge*. Although tin* number of 

l.uwell ll won the h Mwlmmine l *'< nation* Jioit r.ol yet renchce that no other drvd Mr c«nt" Ken Lrille will, • 

-Atrell «un three c'ly champinn> Lowell will continue to recruit h..mi! nnrelnir i Mrtlficnti. tifi and d ,,ln. i KluM\ In Sar. Francisco can equal ulhii In his eye" lafl "Cau« irot" 

lalpH .In Ihree different Mp«irU < throutiiiout the term. She urcei , Anwillnic to Jlrs. Snow, illrec- thu inthiuhsm that l« illsplayi.il tj elrN sell 'an."'Connie Cook 

-L ,, .^.one diy. {Lowell xtudenU not to stoji this t.ir of Iiomu nuraliiB. the Lowell | al Uwell in liuylnc war .tiimiis really meant it when rto reBlled, 

'^•>-"t'-" •- • • • • ! vital work, even though the reconl .liirls who pass the courko will be| nnd bonds. Tile reason Is un-!'To help Top." Don SlclnWnrV 

fet^pe .are ttlll aufrcn'ng from the, to date hatt been very ROW!. The •charter membcra of this Ited Crosp known, but the fact rcmaiiM Hthat! dosire was, "To help the war at- 

\ptiluile Tent given tn new goal fit to have every student , otKanization. I'rotnl pliM [on- nc'havc continued to keep' the. ton when I haven't enough to buy 

rrL«»< -«. We have thiit one hit of in Lowell credited with at leant cu.it the continuam-c uf the impor- Treasury Flair with -a qnuta to a bond." 

"Javiee to give: If you expect toj'one donation. Judging from pout tanl subject in future terms. "It spnre. .To find on explanation. . . 

* * il!euc, nequlre a good vocul>- results, the Undent body, numWr- Is a vital necessity that the ilauuh. your inffuiriny reporter has floated When the question - was nut tu 

i. In an aptitude test, that's Ing 1JS.1, nhould have no tiouble in ters nnd liou»cwi\-s cf America alicut our tremendous campus dar:. Sirs. Kledeniaii, who heads the war. 

of the main reciuirementa for a far exceeding thin quota, nccanliiiK i II. . ;" » itinnH« i ,rtnn.!inir some of the students to speak.1 bond commiUec. she • unswered: 

ttniti In other word*, rcad.l to Mm. Clone. She contributed the be able to treat Illnesses durlnij! Tn the question. -Why do you "Ifs tho : thins; to do at towell; 

and read. The Lowell I* ju*t succeM of the drive to the * this Kreat shoitacc of doctors and |,,,y wnr jtamps!" answereil Dill and everyone wants to uphold Low. 

in* to start with. (Continued on ~ 

nuiiies." says Miss Kcnyon." (îlhoun. "So we can be one hun- eU's.rrcord.'' .. '. ;

z% 

I.OWEIX .SYAFK 

KDITOIL... 

Atfoclate Editor u. 


Snort* Editor..... 

New* Editor. 

War Editor. 

GlrU* Sport* Editor 

Circulation -Mnrager... 

MOKTON COHEN 

..-..Martha Schwjmloy 

Wnllnce Athcrton 

Dnn Ti'lilin 

.51 art ha Lamm 

Jolm Simon 

.Helen ChauwH 

N.K-I Kelly 

SENIOR KEI'OKTEKS 

I'MHIH «":«.»|»rr 

• "mill'r rrm 

Xhnnni ivmHi 

Kvrljn Fill.-* 

•-• Ifrnrr Hurt 

V'hl.ir .I^'V I 

Mmv umul-'y 

Kililh T«xM 

JCNifHfltKPOIETEItS 

l tl r l M l h 

Learn To Use Garbage Cans; 

Keep Court Clean and Open 

On AInrch 17, fifth period, u momi»ntous 

event nccurrtil at Lowell. The court 

wits closed. This net ion, depriving Lowellites 

for one day of their coinlttnntion mitintt 

plncc, dunce hull, and ..cilfini; Krnund, 

rnnked in the minds «f many students us 

a calamity comparable only to an earthquake 

or major air-raid. 

Nevertheless*, this will happen uintiii 

unless our court ceases to resemble a 

strayed portion of the city dump. 'Hit* 

rectangular metal containers, which are 

placed at convenient intervals around the 

court, are not chairs, as is commonly bt;lieved, 

but GARBAGE CAN'S, which the 

dictionary defines as "tin or sheet lnntnl 

"-•onlainer.* used for the collection of waste 

and refuse." 

These handy devices are easy to use. 

Little muscle is required to lift the cover 

and plate the gnrluiKe inside. Use them. 

Keep the court clean and open. 

Congratulations, Loulclliles; 

You HaOe Done It Again 

Well, you have done it again, Lowell'. 

They asked you for blood donors and you 

went out and found them, by the dozens. 

You must be a little tired of being 

urged to buy this and contribute to that: 

so, for a chaiige, we shall Imost your ego 

instead of blaming you for indifference. 

You can be very proud, l.o\vellites: r 

you have never failed. You have behind 

you n record of successful bond campaigns. 

Ked Cross drives, scrap, magazine, paper, 

and numerous other collections, and now 

you have behind you a blood donor campaign. 

Yes, you have an excellent record. 

Ijiwollites. Keep it up! 

// Comes and Goes 

Students refuse to work! Teachers 

put feet on desk and snore! Lowell closes! 

Why? Spring is here. Yes, wishful 

thinking, but... 

Spring fever arrives but once each 

year, although most of us wish it came 

more often. It comes when we have the 

moat work to do anri feel the least like 

doing it. 

For many years we didn't have to fight 

the early stages of spring fever because of 

a spring vacation: but this year we had a 

longer summer vacation and drew no relief. 

SPRING . . . Spring . . . spring ... 

But it can't last. Whin a pity. 

Talks T6 SmallChildren: 

No. 2—"Capitalism" 

See the (apiulmt. The tnpItaliM U » banker, 

nankcni hftvo lot* of mone>. Du «ipiulbt«-havv 

Jot* of money? Yc*. because they jret lot« t,t 

money «elline th.nw or ilolnc ihincn for other 

people jtt exorbitant price* What arc exorbitant 

prices? Exorbitant prices ure tra darn much 

money. |M. the bunftcr ha» nildcnly 

SpEnkiloMuwiikE. said. "You can kfil rhnnicing her mind when nsked .by 

Home of the kid* nil of II- In K.....k 

to !*• bU'wt-c-il with tl.t! nrwenco of 

like* yomeont! In 

the two irrvnteM borne racing au- 

tin- Air Corp*. Hmmmm? thorltien in the country. In cnitf 

vttti can'» awt>* who they are, wvil 

One IIIUH one equal*: 

\K ulad U, tvll you—Stt-Vf (who you 

(•ti>ri*4* Stevennon and Kllen L'ot in thf hixth?) .Mnrxand Jim (I 

M nun In. 

1 

got a Mure thine) H-cnver. I'lir|mw 

.lim Heron and Joan Roi/M-iree. 1 

—obviouK. 

Wiuona .McCinnlfi am! Iliad Oil'-. If yot'vi- i-vvr lw(-n in thi" At- 

Jim Huron and Connie Cook. ttnilnntT; pffiip aten nt nlmut SilS 

Jean Kib and Ken I.Mie. any morning, any wt«-lc, you'v*> un- 

.lim Hvron nnd Franc in Keinel. douhtrdly tu-n and heanl a 

!!ttb IIfrt>bt>niut dropped into Tin* 

Lowell Letter Itox till* happy nomination 

for tin* Miring "uni-fsom** 

twiid to 

! ' ; 

•;.';•• HyJohnSlnion " 

o>!!**" Tiiank> 

for the note. "Tiner." 

Ho you like h:iyridfi>. Alnrilyi: 

Wiînji? So do Chnrlie Hut!»T 

and Itob Niivt'. n* \( you didn't 

alrt'inly know. 

Ilav«> you i.otitetl I.ud ) \U*y. am 

1 "it" I Kennii-k ^tandiiitr in the 

ifitter of the couit tinv fifth IK-- 

IIIKI? . . Well, wt-'ve nil *wn you 

now, lEennk-k. ,*o why don't you retire 

to ^(ini? military corner ami 

xtiiv lhei! *.\"uff wiid (we hojK't. 

That'* it for thi* eililinn. *o Hthfv 

wiv tn'i-r at Col, "S«*e vu 

Itliu* nnd Cold." 

Crossword Puzzle 

! ".-.-/,>.•. 

Ijirtt Drciinbvr.- the Matlcet: Strict Railv.-,- - 

Omttany win* ordenil tn reduce lu fare* from 

«i!ven to *\x icntK. It ha* «!nce appealed th«r f 

rullni:. Whit? fiticatlon in pending in the .State 

.Supreme Court, the riding pu*!!c I* bcinc issued 

"refund -rfc*.-!**," cood for oi^- cent In ca*h in the 

evrnt, whkh n«jn« prrtt;' ll?*c»y. that the fart . 

reduction U enforced. O 

Thecc refund check* ore about one by or* and 

one-fourth inches, printed cm thin paper, and are 

riiipponed lo be Iwiued at the time one fiay? oneN 

fnrc. However, most people junt diin't jure, and 

mi very few of thy coupon* are jflven out. _ 

We feel that the xtudi-utx of I^well nhould 

take advnr.tnee of thl> offer, and heartily recommend 

thnt when boardlnc tho "21" or "V bat 

••Mieclntly lh*- ""21" car. the ntudpnt* demand thi*«tnrt thi 

car without fir.«t handinir out lefund coiiimnc to 

all who are entitled to them. 

If the Market Street Railway IK iritini; to pluce 

>o few can on the lint! that two or three hundre utrtct liiie t** an 

adventure in Itself. One arriven. rtomctimc^« at 

oneV dentinntlon ^n KIU'.", more often u half hour 

l.'it-f, and oci-afionnll, t**. car jn»t nlumb j,'iv-t« 

out, and titfal;i* dowu L-Oioplvtvly. Thiê event* 

aren't rt*ii-h n t>h.I thintr. though. It cive* Hayi-. 

.•tnet n r-nrt of fi-dtive, holiday air when a paradiof 

fivtMir nix -21V" lmtniHTK and trolley held Huh. 

much in the >ame manner ait an at:ed dowager 

lirtldimr a diamond -viicniAted l«>iem>ttc, whiel' 

• lankitii: r>ot)dcroui>ly and the whole nwHyintr majeKdVitlly 

from i>idc to intr«, a fluffy l)Iou-*i', and 

black -tlfttv-t'i* for ihyidt'al cd, then return to c'ftff. 

hnir done up with aide comb*, fnro a natural 

i-hn)kv white, wt-arint; a lone drt--ut hbvtnc n» 

wnlfit nnd dropiiine Mrnicht fiom the fhould-cn. 

Oh. man! Ju^t imactno Guiilmti in that riir. or 

for thnt matter Ciimi!l»> TmnkhtiJc. 

Then there wcro the diyn wbi*n lip^tk-k w »* 

('oiiniJercd vutpir. Few duicd wear it. but .vhvii 

» brave one did the school •ttcplK.-d. in. Whnt . 

viili-nr bliss we live in twluy! Then how about thr 

1H>M t*irl of 3'e(ttcnl»y who allowed her -hapely 

toe to stick out from under her ilrcM, and what 

a flutter nmoi.irxt the hoy* when Mime djtrinp 

ljij*iry iliitplnyd her nnklf. We've procured *incc 

then. 

No longer do the i*Irb< need bUntlpK out behind: 

they iKcin to be able to manage nulte well without 

them. Ark Connie Cook. 

An for nmke-uu, well! Yesterday, r reupcctabk> 

irirl stayed out of the »un and )c,tt her "kin 

lily-white. She was then >M>tttitiful./ This wouW 

V hnnl on Wi5/ini» and othern oi -our bnthlnr 

Ireauticit who M|H>n4 their every npnre moment 

btoilini: thcm^l\ex on the bench. Hut then what 

fun would the tiench !«? Kveryone uxal tn near 

loni* black bnthin« ttultx with UxKinm and flw\t*. 

none were all thr linrc toraox, j«Um leu*, and 

ohnpely contour.-* which makr thi- Iwa-rh xu»*h 

pfntini* placi! now. 

Of cour» «ven* another taboo. Now. 

Nell 0'DnnncH. well! Well, jrErl* an* Mill iK 

U. 

ir». 

10. 

17. 

18. 

20. 

- 2S. 

2.1. 

24. 

2.1. 

2ii. 

' 20. 

AeroHM 

To (K-cuy. 

GmlricK.* of the vnrth Kir). 

To nccoiit (coll.). 

Anêr. 

Fruit w, nntlvc uf A»iu 

Minor. 

Thu» (Liitln). 

Ampricnn 'PntriutiV Sock-ty 

for women (Inltlnlit). 

Stayed. 

Slans f»r •'Gormiin. 1 ' 

Portnlnlmr t» Sit. Ktnn. 

Arcendlnjr. 

JJctlde. . 

Storing . 

Moralwr of li(|I'onii«i»n Trll«-. 

Afflict. ...r )• 

Tribe. , , 

Rmouudinft. 

rldl 

Turkbh Ruir Pattern, 

rather of Ilenalimancw IV 

- elry. 

(Continued 

Womnn'i; ntyle of nenrini; 

hair (obsolete). 

40. Indefinite article. 

-I I. Coatini; of Ttirnlah on metal. 

iTi. SeatK, 

SO. Stomati'l.)i;y. 

SI. To lay on. 

r.2. Tear. 

I**'!. Dunce form. 

.',.-.. NoiM. 

K. Lanmianc of Thnlltind. 

r>7. GeuuM of npidur. 

58 Nlirerinn .Veitro Tribenmiiti 

Chief prayer nf .Mohummcdanii. 

Down . 

Ou who riilw. 

Recite. 

Sea Binb. 

Silver white metal. 

Metal wed In watch Noel Kelly 

An .'ntirely ilifferent Men for 

i-e*>tlon conto from Vnllejo Hieh .. „ v..fcc 

expectant frydi are Immuliately not 10 w>rk . 

it°. -f V'"" 10 "'",-"" 1 «««Plne varlou. part, of 

he L ^ Blm '" cl »- After a week of .IrudsciT. 

» «"T'!*- ?•"!!«" I" >*«1« them»lve» ii * 

ri hL V" 1 ! 1 " 1 »»"'enr. hju. bee,, reportetl mlulnc in action. i 

• . ' • * • • . . • 

• Shrini; haft Hnrunj;.'" 

, Kail tan fell... ., 

»Inter ha* come. S v 

Anil It 1 , colder than— 

U«tinl!!!! 

^The Brceie.

MNNY'SDOPE 

BY DAN TEPLIN 

Thurston's Free Throw Gives Cards: 

Title; First in Five Years 

While *ix thousand dlxxy fan* that remained for the next of thel r&#f&f%&a£$-. l \' : . yAfe 

m-reamed iheir approval, Jo^'fhunw?h'(f five" ww Don OurneM, Junt! ^î-^f.^'J''*'}'''t^-'~-\''- : 

ton drr-pped through the hoop what iVit of junior hit*h. who played parr '"~ '"" "" """" ; ~ " 

may l»e the moat important free ! of, the neanon on hte firnt team nnd! 

throw f hid life. In the first fb-jwed HIKHA of liecomint; unc of' , 

place; it wrtn the St; iKnathirchanwI/weirn future irrenl*. • He led the"* 'r''*?* 

..... - '_-. nion*h)n enn.f(t"!t0 nnd *H7 teams to the champion-' < -': - 

but rmiKt , 'iri- ; idiip while breaking the lonpue *eor- " *.••'.iwctttat 

,r» nil. iitjr record by pumping home 01, •,"'-.'«k' 

it hrou^nt the, HiKitji. There were some outstnnd- * •.•"•rT J ^', L "'" "!t.*'**/"?•*'.:. 

old lite hack''>>•? player* on those team* alone 

to the Ucner-; with Don. Hill ninckfioM, one of 

vntlon nl.;: n- NefiV all-time emu*, appealed on 

tlmueht of five boih. ..r-mpini; the All-City iwiund, 

t a n t a 1 i zin« in his nonior year. Hob Ferrick. 

year*, roach John Iirnoffo, Itob Hnrrlh, and Bar* 

Neff wan ,«i» ru-y Wolf are familiar name*, for 

overwhelmed they filled the ranks «f Kama. 

by this fens,-*-' The following year, a new cro;» 

ToppleCardsInTodaySîainE^ 

Morris• Battery" 

In their «cond tuiule of the 11)44 

, Kenyan, towel IV plll-»wattera meet 

j.'— Commeat: today at •*BiB'Hect**-on(! 

sfa^Vj'-j^.-r-jfpV '»«onlin(t to pre-*eaiton fu recast* 

'*•'*•?'*%"^ ^'-'ir 81 uld eome home with the ledger 

rV:' l --' Ji . r :--' i '- v -iF!- ; * itndinif "«vnn xero, tlrd xero IJ« 

tionnl d'nfch of t'tayrrs ;.iipcared nnd pioduced 

wan icpun thai he almost N'efr* fourth eonmi.-uUve lenguc 

jumped to the leader. It wn» a team loaded with 

tufters. Asked what lie thought fWir*. Take a candor at the fttartof 

the came, the coach eauirht hi* m K line-up: forward. IVte Deliw 

hrfath and littered. "Whoo." 'N'uff a>"l Kddie Cerf, both All-City mer* 

,aid. chants the center. Hill Cowden, 

Although the creat Kennte I^-nlie 'nt»"r an nil conferem-e irrent at 

wnnhcld to a meie newn i-ointu by; Stanford; and Dave Thmm and 

the nurer j;uardinc of St. Ii;n(iliUf>' Irv l!nde'|Uiol. ThatV l.owe.l 

" • • ' for you! 

Finally we finne to thU yearV 

iim. mayU- not the l»ept, but 

_ iivly not the won-t. It had wety- 

(hiimi>ti>n>hi|ij* in a row. Tint thini; a N'l-ff-i'oiti-hffi team needed, 

i- ttuly a ver>* reniaikuMt- record; height in Hill ralhoiin and Joe 

whereiiK ->ome i>cho ».•* vet ti> win their t: 

iVnritimit-u-i>rkini.' Itiii-kmcn Illfhn- Winicli .iml Dim Lowv hwii'-UTs an«l t.'riin] **ntiiu-f mfut" is h -i ti 11] m|xilizc thn htmlli'! iit fn>t and rtiirced. Off of the 

out i.uJt ami iiif.ii nur- „,„..., ,..t,i. ,i... ,!.„„„ _..,.«. ».n_i» ....__.„.. ..__.! ror - 

crowded, wpccirtlly near the top. Many attending MIUHI) do m.t| while the twenties ckinl out a point 

Our jwimmhiir team nlm> ^huw-t have ctKniirlt time to ptactice, but! inaruin by win nine the relny. the likintr of the IFuhtcr Hcnt- 

• aii many inny vetetann veteiann niw nrw rein ;„ their ,i,..ir |i-ij«tirc »lmc play a minor' |,,wel| |.t,w*ll 7s 7a itallHia III w«ii;hto. 

turning and with :i little luck. «po art* not coot! Thll v»iti- ^.in.^l Ji- thlr>( 

-«HIM nM very well r,.m,, off with the; nu,VKh t.. make niuke ||>. ttf team team ,nj..yj n£^£""^,.^'^1 one .SS 

city meet. 

"«S* Thh — »:»>: "-W-C * r ' A are n,, huê crowd, J " *""""" "»""'» • ; U'ith Don Lowe cominjr through 

with hlK itccund double triumph of 

- fi8 Cnmnierce IS 

the Deacon and with the remainder 

"C the "bik- five" wrorintr vlctoriejt 

Althmmh uiven a Kllcht tvore. •n their respective wcntu, the sit- 

the Indian triK-kflem were too tiation wnit well in hand. 

"""- , mut-h for the HuHdnioi. 

IK-al. from u ttiiectntor n ittntidtHiint. - • 

- ' Acain it wan pint-Ailed Vitnder- Itoumltne out thoi"* neveiity-nlne 

minor 5|Mirtx mtiNt hnve it iduce in 

school nctivitiei

TUB I.WBI.I.'f IIIIUY. AI'UIC. II. mil 

MititfFd Life Stfory 

er Flections To Be Held i Dance Themes Ishakapeare Content pat Desires 

Remain Secret 

/. OtT..UeCUOIli> luuexiciu »„„,„:„ G«/.wW Held at Mission _ _ 

Next Week, States Prexy 

half u nnlnt. ' wounded three time*. 

The fSowiiii! lull rtuilem« have life m the Mini- li!,««l lhat tli.- llt-.l 

H-l llr,l»lrir» : .IraU m nwnre. 

13:—Helen ll»mll. Cl»ni llklii-rt.| Tin. (lory "( If.vv Cur|»iul llrnin 

K^thrr Kichvrt. nertruiic ICIrhUT. haiiiH-ticd tu i:-\.* thf t;ilk, OIK; ut 

Stanloy Yt-'P. Kvvlyn Follci*: I:|G— nimiv deiivi-rtil tlt ,>-'nn Franri«c4i 

Stantfy Hurlicrt, Wilma Stein: hli-Ji itchiHil:'. in nil intt-rt'stilic uni*. 

U'S—Ituticit Mum, Frnnl; 'Clutrli: ^ficr bfint; wntimli-ri uii CtiRtlnl- 

Allnn Kaufman. Wtltna ychulc: c.-uin]. In* wan xctil hniuc to lei'U* 

i:i»—Susan Anilemin. .Marilyn llnr- :,or»tv at the Oiik Kn.ill ll'.»|iital 

kcr. Shirley IWcuvlch. Nwinntf in O.il.lan.l. Win n hi' l«nmitit it ml rnlhtishi-m 

W ( «r. ICirhfifd I),h "wall" dt'sitt-d. 

The will -val 

• h'ltnux 

. H-i;. 

''.., ItHW III 

rMfii Mi-xic;in arti.it, 

liiati S.n;i«t.T »f thi' Oli.- Art I 

t'Hv, iviTi* thi* judi:e>vtr. ivhfii tht- diminutive chii-f 

M,niiw of th« Wigwam won a 

AfttT (trniiuatio'n, I'nt hinn-.t for it 

mrrcr in radio ur mutdcul i-timHy. 

Committee Asks 

Clean-Up Aid 

•Iin- ?»tllllll, I 

- iti-v 

(Int., hai" :mi uuiii-.-,| _ i i:tt th.-i'iipt-r! 

druv tltiriiiss th.- uwk "f Mim-h «> Th.? ik-mi-up voinfn.*'ve luiib 

t» Alnivli 1-; Wiif 

• wei-k 

vciy 

..r 

fuci-v.^ful.j 

Miin-ii r.: 

tnui« 

th... 

t-o-tiiN-nittuR, ncconlinir t» 

, ilu- IK,» i- .lI'v-,.,1 the iKiiwr in a; .MiMrvd Younv. the chairman uf 

'" "' iirn-k ttjiicn v •- ' •-- «—-'-• -• 

301 — Frank Unc'heior. It«,l«rt! lormu) ikhiK>t8,' hiivinir 

liennvt, noiutlt! S'ounnn; 2l ( (t— i'dittirn, ^jmrt vvritcrx. nun 

»• "Swinh. -.w Petrolf. till. Mortun Cohen, editor of Tlic 1'etn.en imiiumiiie. Uryvlinir 

HJIIWi Lov-rfl. or .«, other meml*, of •=• Int. lailminlon. to-tall l-.k 

Aliimni In Action 

"iEUSENB-LEUBNEK. nidtulc NESS me .rcw numbem «f Ul.erf 

- W M'KI> anil Ihe U.niv(!r«lty,ator boml«r» that take off from 

: «t CQllfomiii. in a recent letter to an Army Dane, aumerrhere aume In UnitnU'f 

nU-'-fornier t«ahD t«acher.-Dr., ftlrrtlne.i ftltli IJ Iar-J..to. lliuwt t enemy whippinjc hii 

'IW^ 1: °' his . "IKlienw" in-New, Kii»ltn Uumeu, who iiraduated 

talita. "her,, he !K «Ullon«l! from Stanford Univemity, w« « 

Om-Armv Hndqunrten Ser-I "Ur on the Stanford I k l 

'C>>| d Vii^v>i

SCHOOL 

ENDOBSLDHY 

BERRY, BOB 

^Family 

••••••••?•!&• 

^ ^ 

??, s -- By i»Ipe Briar • 

Fhoru U an old »ay.nc that a 

OH.-d Is something that Uke* cdu- 

^ cstlon out of a school but puts whooL Our only way of verifylnx 

»- this Is to follow twu students, 

V/whom w« shall call Bob Ray and 

Joan Bolsseree. 

At 8:50. the halls are ;*acked 

•with boys and i:irl«, boya tryingto 

knock each other out And splat* 

tcr blood un the walls; Kith* trying 

to make themselves prettier by 

combine their hair and puttinc 

powder un their •"*«*. Of cournv, 

you must realiiu ttmt this Is In the 

morning; the bter.cl.inir Jobs arc put. 

on in the nifjht. Amidst this turmoil 

itarui two solitary figures, 1 

THE SCHOOL'S ONLY HOME GROWN NEWSPAPER 

Polland Threatens 

Cast To Quit Lowell 

Hayseed Center Taken 

Joan and Bud. Bolt is an Industrious 

student *'ho want* to c*:t 

ahead in the world; Joan is ju«t a 

iWcet kid, und as uxtial, hnsn't done 

her homework. 

Joan takvj* out her litmlvr. and 

affcs Bob a Tew question*. Boh is 

not very sure of himne'f, .111 in 

order to have more Kvlf-iiûrunctr. 

'., he asks a brilli-int student (shall 

GabstersCop |HolIywoodTo 

f ' we call him Cordon T«ivanni> for 

' ailvlce. Now Guidun is kiK'wn n« a 

"wonder bey,"* fo he uteri* up to 

StateTourney;! Offer Actors 

Hub with prtii'*. nnd xnyit that he 

will bu only t irlnd tu help. Hub 

citf the inside d»|>e from C«rd«n, 

Win 4 Firsts Huge Wages 

and uti'ih; up to hulii Joan, who by 

ti\i» time if rld Politic*! Ad«-=--—^ Iand 

we'll nil be free! 

Shirlee Ronan Leaves 

.Shirlec Ronan, Lowell's noted secret 

service head, left this mom- 

BOB POLITZER injr on a mysterious trip to Ubangl. 

It is rumored thnt ahe Is searching 

far the merciless thief who stole 

Lowell's Memorial Day vacation. 

for . Awketl about tho trip. .Miss Ronan's 

only comment was, "I don't know! 

nothing about nothing." With 

Prime Minister these few words of intelligence, 

I: ITawlcshaw Konan turned back to 

Incoherent 

her magnifying glass. 

T ? P u» '".'"•""'y H«d that thelr theatrical 

at Slate College, May carvcra mult come flnt. All the 

Frank PhMMp,„* nm place *KrS£?5\ff2&!Ki£ ..... 

(Continued on Pnire Four) Idrawn after next Tuesday ntahu 

I Mac West .Carlson blushing!/ ad- 

Lowellites 

Take English A 

BERKELEY, Mny ,8 (u t, s 

A. P.)—After tlie EnBli.h A Riven 

: :hoso "smart'' itudcn'ts"who"havc 

Bill Calhoun 

Stubs Toe 

SAN FRANCISCO. .May 18 (L. 

II. S, A. P.)—Bill Calhoun, biT 

kotball itar. Is reported to be reeovcrinic 

from an Injury to a tuo 

stubbed In an effort to reach clan 

I on time. Although tho Injury 

catiiai Mm Breat oaln, after a dose 

»f penicillin. Bill I. feeljne better. 

Accordlne to doctorj, he will live. 

1 

1 

lixn loafinii for the past four years 

are (.renariV to almfup for dum? 

Ml Ensllsh at the recently Increa.ii.il 

7Oo of twenty dollars. One 

studenr Is rumored to haw stated 

NOTICE 

All charactors, places, 

dates, and evenu depicted In 

his newspaper (7) arc puro 

y the IlleKltimate product of i 

' 1>u"° r " ""Bination. l: • 

IfH 1 " "I? 1 "* K " a Mac West Cartnon bluthlnjrly ad- 

miu tthat 

Lowell's preicmcauon of 

I "Out Out of tho Fryhur Pan" Pan will be 

the h hi hit it of Hayes street All other th 

members of the cast concur wltlt 

II. W. C. when she deeteres that'It 

will be well worth whl'o io come op * 

and sec her somo s tlme^r«Ithcr Msy 

23 23. 20 20, 20, or 20 20. 

: FFLASH: 

LASH An unconfirmed report 

has Just been received from the L. 

1 

11. S. A. P. According to the bulletin, 

Director Pullnnd Is jrolnjr to 

I Dress his suiL The cast members 

havc all received offers of positions 

as ushers in the Hollywood Bowl. 

Index 

CroNswordit 

Comics (?) 

Contract Contact* ... 

Drama _:_ 

Edllorlals 

Udity.Carlom '.. 

"lon Radio Lot-_L_ " 

nation Dales .. 

Society ___. 

Vile SlalUtlci. 

Try to find (hem! 

%M 

The Weather Man 

CriiUnit his rather short neck ye olde trick"bnlMlnjc smiled betoward 

tho wide open spaces, and nevolcntly and finally came 

stroking his abbreviated beard, ocr HiE""* , wlln U" 1 ? statement: Low. 

ftmous. If somewhat dilapidated KiSer*,li SKSS I 2i».!!. ll> fe* 

bust of James Russell Lowell-(In will be h 

tho main entrance, k'ddlcs);! re- they rceeivo tnclr report «ui 

nuunMUier predictions. teachers withf Sol^mdcis.'" with 

WWIo w« fidgeted and inulrmed. these sag, words, Jlmnw' ' 

Jimmy,, as he ^-affectionately!hsu(thtylhouloSrVmiresi 

known amoitK older'inhaHUuiU of mow his sculptorcd"iot£ 

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS 

Bolsscrce'fl Blue Sox 24, Ray's Red Hots 1 

Shiffler's Senders 16,. Lau's Louies 0 

li'iodwin'g Goons 4, Politzer's Pinups 3 ; 

Carbon's Cuties 7, Chandler's Chinups 4 

Ronin's Rowdies 11, Lowe's Lillio 10 

Wil ion ? s.Wows:6, Blum's Bums 2 • • 

Heio]rg'Herring8'9.'Heron'8''•"'•;-*'. :> " ; 

te«!ic'/Larupcr8-10,-Herbert'sJIarrys 1' .

Goings Around 

-._.£,..,. 

HAZE STREET CHRONICLE. FRIDAY. MAY ]I>. 1041 

Women's Fashions 

By I. CNon 

My, how fashion* and custom 

modes change. In May, 1804, avoiy 

y,1894 

Senior Prom 

June 23rd 

Climaxing this season's dizzy 

lliiPl 

Women iii War; 

Although mosi stuoVnUi-do'n 

know of it, Lowell slrft.havo'on 

nized a ffroap •• known J, as 'X~, , , 

UA.MBS. which him become•% TJUL;.: ' 

port of the school. Th«, full name I- ;;J 

^rf^MifeiKV"'.' • By Terry Downs_Tr«* 

. Various sub-debs and young men-about-town have sprung girl wuntetTa dress wl irith hui|Ka 

legfrom 

their annual winter hibernation long enough to attend.— of-mutton •,-—-=- sleeves -.- .: nnd — a ... white ----pnrthis .season's most gala event, the opening ot Larkspur. ""!• IT**** '«•' •?"'« "" 

Among those present were Miss Barbara Morris, escorted by . „ rights, the, 

Williun Nelson (It has been a constant source of bewilder- during new Turkish trousers for bi-i 

ment as to what became ot Miss Morris' "California Man."); cycling, and the new song sensa; 

Miss Shlrlee Ronan escorted n la Eddie Hancock, from Wash- tlon. "The Sldewalka of Kew York.' 

These expressions were literally 

ington High School; Arthur Saboin and an unknown debu- taboo: "I should smile." "Oh give 

tantedt has taken Arthur three years to attend a gathering, It the shake" (gel rid of it) and to 

nnd when the event occurred, oddly enough he was not es- someone who Is quick to catch on, 

corting a Lowell Girl.); and lovely Cnmillc Truncalc escorted "Oh ain't ho fly?" 

The Do's and Oont's of Etiquette: 

by handsome Henry Hillebrand. 

"Of course if ono is very enthu- 

While on tho subject of Henry Hillcbrand, it might be siastic, one might cheer at a ball- 

well to mention (though somewhat casually) a curiolus incigame, but it is In rather better 

dent of the "eternal eternal triangle." riangle. Miss Marion n Lorton, to, it seems. , toJtc to restrain one'a enthusiasm. 

(Lowell rooters take note.) 

somewhat provoked at Henry's choice of partners, attempted . Vcs, Doubtful, ladles do go to 

to to bribe bibe or r beg eg Sir Hnry Henry into giving gng the matter te of whom matinees unattended; in fact, thar 

lie would escort n second consideration. 

consideration Mr. Mr Hillcbrand, Hillcbrand is the object of matinees. (Flrsl 

however, remained firm. 

time I ever heard of such a thing.) 

Betty Brady about town recently. Miss Brady, formerly of 

Lowell High School, is now enrolled in the University of 

California. . 

Society notable Audrey Barthold hns, in all probability, 

decided that the only proper course for her to tnke is to keep 

her heart beating sans benefit of Fred Ganz, who has denied 

ever making thn acquaintance of the young lady. 

Miss Winifred Morgan, seen recently with Frank Soto, 

has been observed more recently with "Chick" Watt 

Orchids to Raymond King, cx-prcsident of the Lowell 

student body, for his gallantry concerning Kormn Parsons' 

welfare after he was gone, and cabbages to Norma for the 

facetious remark she made to him on his first evening home. 

Various personages were seen "doing the honors" with one 

another recently. Among them Joan Boiserree and Robert 

Roy, and Gordon Lisser escorting Virginia Lee. 

DAZY'S 

EXCHANGE 

Swamped with letters asking for 

advico on the many iany wet weighty problems 

presented Iiin the ini itticacies of; 

love, we will try to answer those 

which seem the most typical. : 

H>re Is one iron a desperate lad 

who signs himself just that Desperate. 

Dear Dazy: I have heard about 

how you can solve all things. Well. 

I have a terrible problem. Fleaso 

help mi irl !s really swell— 

KCiodi.looking, me Ice clothes, nice personality, 

ami all stuff like that 

there; bat she embarrasses me 

aomcpln fierce when she gives me 

her false teeth lo mfnd. Now I 

don't mind keeping them in my 

pocket for her, but the lust time I 

did, X got bitten. PleaM advise roe 

as to how I can keep her love, bnf, 

have her keep her own teeth. 

L M. Desperate. 

Dear Desperate: Take up eating! 

raw carroty, and encourago her to 

join ywo. In thlt way, shs win have I 

to use tar teeth, and all will be 1 

Try This Method for 

Winning in Solitaire 

You're playing solitaire. One 

of the cards before you is useless, 

so you substitute another In tho 

«Icck for it Now put this in place 

of the previous one. and then 

change around the first two cards, 

first turning another two fac; up 

? d ""kjHtutinc one of them' for 

ho third ono. Repeat once more, 

but In the last chip take another 

card from the deck, chanting It 

for the fourth ono you turncdup. 

or b lht 

P» • S Your sequence of 

cards should now be complete. Now 

you should to ready for one of 

two things. Reserve a padded cell 

ft Nnpa or clue take the olrtol from 

the right hand drawer of ynur desk, 

g*» Jt gently against yoar tempft 

Pull the trigger. You win. 

saved. 

Dazy. 

An other poor soul needs our help. 

She writes: , 

Dear Dazy: I hate to burden you 

with my trouble*, but someone, 

must help mo. I arc a beautiful, 

Intelligent girl, with a wonderful 

sense of humour. I also have a 

great dud of '.noney, and a brand 

new convertible .with a "C sticker. 

My problem Is this: My boy friend 

Ukes to go hiking in the wilds. 

How can I display my charms with 

him off In somo wild forsaken 1 

whirl of Important social events will 

be the gala senior prom to be held 

Juno 23. As in pnst years, this 

very formal affair, that means no 

jeans and plaid &hirtK,wi]I take place 

In the spacious Gold Room of thn 

Fairmont Hotel. Although plans aro 

still Indefinite. Jerry Politzer, president 

of the League of Seniors, 

promises league members and 

guest* a social event "that will 

never be forgotten.** Adding to the 

orchid, and the usher*—bouquets of 

white violcU. (Walking human 

gardens.) 

It is very bad taste Indeed to 

wear bracelet* on top of your 

gloves on the street. 

Any touching up of the hair, especially 

the uso of peroxide, is 

highly disastrous. Not so nowadays, 

(It is said that gentlemen 

still prefer blondes.) 

(Marilyn Simmons—Any resem-j 

bianco between you and Gloria Bur-1 

n.-ll is purely H2O2.) 

And there is the Puritan Thanks* 

giving Dinner of long* long, long 

ago: clam chowder, roost codfish, 

boiled potatoes, pork nnd beans, 

turkey, onion snuce. cranberry jelly, 

baked ham, mashed potatoes, baked 

flquaiih. buttered parsnip, roast 

haunch of venlaort. wholo roost pig, 

cole slaw, brown bread, cheese, 

mince pic. pumpkin pie, apple pic, 

baked Indian pudding. 

(Editor's Note: I think I fcci 

Ell.) 

plica? . Ive Glamoor. 

Dear Glamoor: Sell your car 

and give your gas to a needy Wnshingtonlan, 

George Brandt. (They 

dont havo any there, tsk, tsk.) 

Love matt triumph 1 

.^-" ' Dazy. 

'' • . o— 

And last comes one that really 

fascinates us: 

Dear Dazy: I am a busy little 

buiybody who follows people 

mand .ohwrving their actions. 

1 

of this organization If- Lowell's.: 

Army Mfcdiral Battalion.- To btlonir, 

a girl need have had train* 

'«? 

injr only In first aid. _:...-, * v-~-*f 

The demand for such a groopr-^ 

aron« when tha wartime housi&K * 

shortam Affected Lowell, crowding 

It* halls to more than capacity ; 

during psssine periods. Many of. 

tho students who.wcre overcome *»!:• 

tlitf crowd 

success of the stupendous affair 

will be the world renowned music 

Jj 

of Leonard Auletti nnd his sensational 

six. 

The important work of planning 

this last big event of the season 

Is intrusted to some of th* more 

experienced members of the league. 

Heading the committee aro Prcsi 

dent Piny-Boy Politur. Vice-President 

Anita Secret-Sorrow Shlf 

flcr, and Secretary Shirloe KIddcr 

Honan. The rest of tho group consluts 

of Craig Casanova Chandler, 

Jim Hunk-of-Mnn Heron, Anita 

Killer Kmer, Don Lovable Lowe, 

!*at Petunia Prichord. Jean Sophirt-aled 

Scott, nnd Tom Samson 

Stereo. 

TYPICAL 

n «""-. Such a desperate aitoi.; 

tlon had to be remedied, so Lowell ' 

girts decided to take mstSrVfato 

their own hands and organfced the • 

LAMBS. These girls conduct the 

traffic in the halts and assist flu! 

dents who are slightly Injured by 

applying spllnu and bandagiu 

sprained fingers and anklet On 

examination day or report card 

days, 

days, 

when 

when 

student* 

student* 

are 

are 

in 

in a, 

a « 

imS. 

hurry to reach their classes, many 

more serious and fatal accidents 

occur. In such cases, the LAMBS 

idtely ntif th 

Horse Show 

Lowell's semi-annual horse show, 

an important and very entertaining 

import! 

occur. In such cases, the LAMBS 

immediately notify the. fanUly^S 

make funeral arrangements? In 

emergencies, the irlrls may hare to 

operate, amputating crushed tou 

and flatteneo fingers. ThSTdlSu 

are pickled for observation fa tK 

biology classes. All in all these 

girls are to be commended for their 

generous work In helping In Lowell's 

own war effort. 

affair. is to be held on the evecninjr 

of June 3. This year marks 

the first time that the show has 

not been held in the afternoon. As 

usual, however. It will he at thu 

luxurious St. Francis Stables. 

Leader of tho riding group, Liz 

Coblentz, announces that a bare 

back riding contest Is to be added 

to the regular events which include 

beginning, intermediate, and advanced 

competition. Cups will be 

awarded the winners of the important 

events. 

Lady Drizzle's Drops 

NEW CITIZENS . . . The neu'cit additions to the Lowell nuidcnt 

tatty are, Ernie Giviner. formerly of Lincoln High School, and Mtaft Connls 

Crofif, who tranifcrral from Kotre Dame. 

CUPID'S NOTE . . . The raojt recent couplcii to be hit hy CupM'n 

arrow are Gordon LlMcr and Mi5» Luclndn Marshall, Vance Sheffey 

and MnrRlo Brant, MiM Joan Boliwrrcc and Robert Ray, Stan Rose and 

Jean Kaye, and Arthur Huston and Barbara Holt. 

PAKTY TIME ... Miu Shlrlee Ronan was hostess at a party given 

nt her home recently. . . . Among Uiose who attended were MteA Barbarn 

Carlson anil Mr. Craljr Chandler. David Herbert and songbird Patricia 

Prichard. Donald Lowe. Kenneth Leslie, Dick Mnllctt. and Anita 

Kruer. . 

CUPID'S FIASCO . . . Miss Shirley McRac and Mr. Dave Herbert 

havo parted way*. Mini HcRae makes tho statement that the; are 

"Just cood friend*." . . . Patricia Muller and Colin Campbell have also 

Darted vrayn, but because of "circumstances beyond their control." They 

will continue to seo each other. 

AROUND TOWN . . . Various and sundrey Lowell High School 

students have been obttrved recently around San Francisco. Handsome 

Donald Lowe was seen chaperoning Lorninc Piclhnp, and Kenneth Leslie 

was with Patricia Prichnrd. 

NATIVE'S RETUBN ... Jim St. Clalr, former Lowell student and 

at present a corpnman in the U. S. Nnvy, Is back home, much to the 

gratification of Mtiui

jaze Stceet Spouting White 

[Cards Lose Basketball Title; Refs 

clare Thurston's Shot Illegal 

^Harris Held 

Rematch of the Teams Scheduled 

For Mad Bear Garden April 1,1999 

§By Cops 

"Treachery, thuta' whnt it is!" These were the words 

.. Accused of fraudulently winning 

hurled nt Denny Weff, cor.ch of the Cardinal basketball 

f.iho city track meet on May 0. squad, as he paced the gym floor. The speaker was Alex 

£ Coach Elmer Harris was yesterdaf 

K indicted by tho track commission Borscht, mentor of the presumably beaten St Ignatius Wild' 

• of tie Academic Athletic Associa- cats. The truth of the matter is that Weff hired six men to 

tion. 

flash mirrors nt the buckboard as Aloe Tongucthirstc shot ihc 

Aft**r testimonies brought forth 

by Perry Kltridge, Poly track men- 

second of his most Important free time nnd one-half for overtime. It 

tor. Harris was brought before the 

throws. 

will be produced by Dill Lau. di- 

. board to face charges of winning 

Really tho hall bounced off tho Irected 

by Bit! Lau, nnd the leading 

-tae-]944 track championship by 

hoop and didn't go through as ap- role will be taken care of by . . 

foul and 

underhanded methods. 

parently everyone had thought. you RueMcd It . . Dill Lau. (If 

Therefore, it was nctually an opti- 

•; Tho plaintiff, Mr. Kitridge, haji 

Orson Welles is reading this col- 

" Illusion that made the jubilant 

produced evidence that should send 

umn, I'm only ily kidding.) ki Bill Cal- 

ft » fans see tho ball swish 

Ilarris to the rock-pile for u period) 

houn—The "Houi ii so laxy, he 

'. of not lees than seventy-five yean* 

~'~. and not exceeding eighty-two years. 

' In the preliminary hearing; Flash:'Hank' Luisetti at Lowell 

which wa* held at 1:15 this morn*' 

- ing, Harris was accused of conceal-< 

The great inimitable "Hank" Luisctt.i will be next 

ing a sprEntr in Duane Gilman's year's ensaba coach. This startling fact was given this 

i" Yaultinj? pole. The coach, of course,; reporter by Benny Neff, former coach, r.s he wns ousted 

denied this vehemently- Harris from his position ut a hearing last nisht by "Leo" and 

' did not deny, however, Kitridire's "Hudson." Neff had tears in his eyes when he said, 

charge that ne had soaked Cy Uanna's 

ntmting spikes in concentrated 

"Never have I seen such utter cruelty.** 

salfuris acid, causing them to dta* For his assistants the great Luisetti will have Bill 

- solve after the first hundred yards Cowden, Howie Dullinar, and I'on Burness, all former 

*'• of the 220 high hurdler. Harris greats from Lowell. The storekeeper nnd waterboy will 

had no answer to the charge of 

substituting n hollow shot for the 

be Ken Leslie and Bill Lau. 

standard twelve pound shot. 

rinir a plea 

Elmer has "K" 111 t° h Brandehill To Pitch Opener Against 

Yankees; Sell-Out Crowd Expected 

An r a °°V- Vlci k { I consiiUng of C 

had been placed In padded' cells 

awaiting trial, after, which/they 

will srobaMy be made to shine der .. 

i Chaoses^ 

Fuhrer's shoes every morning.: . .BaMaufs absence. 

en 'i " M discovered what 

Vnlahato had done, the Immediate 

effect was a riot, which U. S. 

troops had to quell. When questioned, 

YiJiahato sold he had done 

ft "to pay far Hon. mother in Japan 

to commit Hara-kiri. Funeral 

expenses too hl^fa for Hon. famlry 

to pay, lion, son nuke money at 

nice track, send home. Everybody 

happy, banzai!" Of course, Vakahato 

Rush had tc be released, but 

this caused such lU-feelinir obcut 

the track tliat the authorities bad 

to send aft the Hon. Japs back to 

their Ho'., quarters. Oh, so sorry 

Basketweaving Squad Ready 

and JwcltYtroki "divisions" be 

hsndled by'Fred Gani "and "John 

Rosekrons, respectively. 

In the llshtwelcht section. Noel 

jJ! 

[h, and Peter 

! freestyle, 

badatrokir Potentist city champ! 

"Bumps" Baldauf has been put on 1 

Loaded with experienced voter-, 

ans, Lowell's varsity and lishtwcight 

basket weavinj; squads open 

the 1044 season In a dual meet! 

tho Uaycenter County and 

_ ._. ip High School on tha Haycenter 

campus Weaving jrrounds. 

This year's squad Is irraced with 

varsity star Tom Stoeire, who won 

the varsity contest In 1043 ' 

weaving tho extremely dlffi _ 

washing basket In four hours,' 

f.rcnly-slx minutes, four and seventenths 

seconds, only two-tenths of: 

a second off of tho city record. Tom 

tho jnactive list by an attack of appendlcltli. 

WVUU.WVW,. Varna ,IUIW ouiUAUjr, fey~ proof 

jsl^ sophomore, wllrflll tie «ep 

left "• llghlwelKht squad'by 

! 

hours and twelve minutes flat. 

In the novice class, Lindsay Wilson 

will bo competing. Lindsay will 

sparkpiug the noWoUvWoHhSi 

competition la baaed on weaving 

Easter egg boskets. Wilson has 

revoluUonSed the sport of basket 

weaving, as he la the only high 

school athlete ever to un successfully 

tho difficult rlght-hund-overlefw 

inverted-every, other-time ; 

Coih "Curley Bin" Felling, aa 

he b tenderly called by his boys, 

has arranged practice meeU with 

has evidently-Inherited Ms fath- the Ignacio School of Hanual Arts. 

er's talen for the sport... His fath- Bonltia Agricultural and Mechanier 

was All-City in 1905. v cal Institute, anoMhe rural school 

Tho Intermediate class features for the Deaf. Dum,\ and BUnd. Tne 

star Jack Curley, who wa» not able. coach Is also too ~" attempting '—* to~arrange 

to compelolast year because of a n meet with Ith the Brisbane School 

bruised ear lobo that did cot heal for Left-Handed Morons. .-*:- -•: 

TJo team needs support for next 

JaetTls affectlonateV(__ week'a meet Traiuportatlral*will'Ii 

teammates, set an all-time record: beprovlded by pogo stick. 'Ariel-'; 

In pro-season practice torlcnotklngi 

""rasi 

3f

lltl 

il 

iPEOPLETS. . 

PISTON PUMP 

Dear Editor: Tho Anti-Social 

Labor Party heartily Indorun tho! 

stand recently taken at Lowell by 

tho Comintern when it gave orders 

to liquidate all hoyK 

Gordon Tovanhii Elected 

Head of C.F.S. Society [. 

Gordon Tovanni, Lowell's most brilllnnt student, wat(3 

elected president of the C. F. S. Society- at the election? 

t>» April 32, according to unreliable source*, T i 

>.'.. ...", -l... . fly Will I. Wolf 

>; SAN FRANCISCO, May 18—K. h. Dunn, prominent man 

about town and chemistry professor, has recently been seen 

in the kitchen of the Lowell Frankfurter Cafe. He has not U11,UU11/ 4k«l the 

dainty little miw.

: -fjl^^ 

SSBLOCK' 

KTODAY 

NCISC T NIGH sri-jf Prtf 

llohnsoii or Wilson for 

THE 

COHENING 

—TOWER 

By Morton Cohen 

• it not rashly said four yean 

"• • have- passed*— 

iL-'Still be tt with us; though the 

**" next appear. 

ear to coio thu vngv. Four 

years may last 

To llffht a lifetime's tale of 

.; longer years. 

la the bejtinninjr there were two 

—Adam and Eve, As the years 

..progressed, this number was ln- 

.^ creased many fold. With each new 

^.addition to the society of man. m 

"Vi-crclo of events evolved. Now tnfe| 

,'• cycle became continuous, and before 

£', iontr. each small evolution, in which 

- was embodies tho events thnt con* 

Uitote tho life of a man. became 

' mlnuto In comparison to the great ] 

gcycle. . 

£: However. «nch episode was comfr.'oleto 

in Itself, and to the few whn 

'- partook of it. Its significance was 

ATTENTION 

; MONDAYS 

Founded Jajnary. 1888 . v$S 

Election of New Officers 

Results Announced at Rally 

The results of tho election of next term's officers will be 

revenlcd it the Block L rally today, when retiring; officers 

announce their nuccessors. 

Succeeding Tom Stcegc an student body president will be 

cither Roger Johnson or Lindsay Wilson. Roger was presi- 

dent of his L-3 class. He was n representative 1'or two terms 

| and is active In both tennis ud 

• tracic 

Ul y \ynMn hu 1«1 Ike traydlj 

at tho IJIIICI thai 

Bond Sales 

Near Million 

yoll lender » J , tesldent of hii 

clui. Liir , h ii member of tho 

' of prime importance. Ami to it 

V'lme to pass, that on June 2J, 1944.; 

'.IOS Lowell BtudcnUi wore graduated. 

I 

- Graduated ? That's on odd 

thought. &nt It? Wha', docs it 

•scan to bo graduated, especially 

atLowcIi: Ask any rifior. He'll 

rprobably say that It ovens the vast 

U.door to the beyond, st that now 

1 

re an no more barr'.Ts to stop 

t from Kotatc ou; in the world 

^ maklnc a name for himself*! 

SiHtfU probably add that ha may; 

•'miss Lowell a little, but In a short 

rAtlroe, that sensation will bo far 

tftnm his mind. 

' But if you axle that «atne senior 

on r-redaaUon - day, you uro very, 

likely to como up ..gainst a totnMy 1 

Photo by Gordon Tovanni 

Uoltom. left to rlnht. IUI ..rflcen.: Stxrdary &W&(lMMVlt$4S.\? V ( I i 

-.afferent answer. Ttutts a .tmark- 

CHIQ thing about Lowell; you don't 

*'' * the true spirit and tradition 

m ^JV£V?a* •a«»« blocks 

dent Anita Sniff !er. Ensayht .Martha SchVlm ley*e«J left Z,rlS!t^ ln u lw " al K h t-Aahbury District toi 

Mr StcphrrtK. Jerry IMilf.rr. 11-4 president; Tom MCVRI viSlc'- ?\.T* ° *° buy lhcir ^"^ ai 

Dollar Goal 

Announcement of 

the ruochinc ochinc 

of thi thi> million million dollar Koal Kol i in th tho 

sale l of f bonds bd nnd d stamps is expected 

hourly. Twenty boys from tho 

Bund Staff and Junior Statesmen 

organization have volunteered to 

t blk 

. Sphcmi. Jerry [olitrrr 

torian; Don Low. hfetorl an. 

Graduation To Be Held 

June 23 at Opera House 

Lowell's 308 hljrh settlors will 

march down the alslo of tho San 

Francisco Opera House tho 

sately music of "Pomp and Clrcumitanco" 

next Friday afternoon. 

ThQ occasion will be the school's 

sprim.; commencement, number 

130 itt Lowell's history 

This elm?, which is unusually 

the true spirit and tradition larpe, „-. is „ contributing -_ „ about one 

you arc rcoily to leave, nndlh'mdrcd — ' • boys — to -•• the armed • forces, forcoj. 

tfwa ft w-»oo late. Yes, the true! *Jw majority of them have already 

•Plrit mnd tradition thnt nvrte* I planned what branch uf tho scri 

Lowell tha schcool that It is; tho ' * vice th*y will enter, 

fenttkt and court dances, the Axo Luwell'ii srradualluns are usually 

JiiYtU.the football games, tho frrxh- held at the Op*ra House; huwever, 

k|inaii reception, everyone stniuUmr , la*t term's seniors did not receive 

"'with bared heads a* tho Lowell i Uicir diplomoK at tho beautiful 

'Hymn Is suntr. the elections, and ' building This commencement, 

ov« all, Mr. Stephens. 

then, will mean the returning of 

The cycle of events continues, to Ion 

old cuMtom. Acvordine to Jerry 

«oWe. Juno 23 IK nf little siffnifM S'oliUer, president of the «n!om, 

„«(«, and has no effect or. the path! the ciaw is very happy to be back 

Vor.the rrent cycle. And so It U,|!» the Opera House. I 

tint all things which scum of pom- The coramfnermen'. ceremony 

••——- importance,are trivial in ( .he! will follow tradition. AfUr the 

r aspect, and only those few' seniors' entrance will come tho saparticipate 

In the eplsodo urcj lute to the Flap nnd the "St.ir- 

) to few Its weight weight. I Snnnrfcd Banner." The orchestra 

K"And that mar bo the reason why 

P* old philosopher said. -All thf« 

mt 

*o .shall come to paxs," to all but 

B308. 

'', • " • 

Vconclusion, the mrmbeni of 

Lowell staff would like tir 

frhuk k Bliss Bli Osborn, Ob our faculty flt ad-f d tha £chw!mley, class cwn 

fivtasr, who has taken time and ef-1 ni-rsvnt her essay, The 

tTmv4- t #A to L.th help ••/• ua . put -* out —.i» at.!- tl.ln uter- «*-«_! fills, fjt^nlsi " 

• (T> paper; photographer* 

ter Torres, our own John Stand 

Gordo Tovanni. Then 

Ru^no words to express our 

viRMJt) to Mr. Stephens, exce jtrat- 

»,k peo 

LoWcn. 

To stimulntt* bond salci, further,! 

a drawing U ln-intr held on Sfondny, 

Blood Drive Ends 

This Term With 

A Great Success 

LuwuU'fi blood donor drive has 

been brought to a successful close 

for this term. To date 1110 donors 

have been procured by tho student*. 

Some of ihese donors are giving 

blood for the second Unic /luring 

the Lowell drive. Lowell's record 

fet one of the mo»t outstanding in 

the city, and for thb reaiun the 

drive wit) it) continue for the duration. 

Awli Awortliriff t> t Mrs. M Clone, Cl nrlto l is i in i 

charge of the drive, this in one of 

the most important drive* which 

Lowell hnii over conducted. She 

emphasized the fact that this drive 

requires serious effort on tho part 

of every student. 

w(l| be under Mr. Krieger'i direc- Lowell has rvccivod commendation.tion 

from city newspapers, Uic- 

Tfc») wflcomlnjr speech will be magnxincs. and by the Rod Cross 

given by Jerry PoIItxer, who will!#w«jo» for the success of tho 

then intioduco the class historian,! Biood Donor Drive. 

Don Lowe. After a ruvlow of the 

icninm' four years at Lowell. 3Iar- 

* ' ' '> l ir 

#, — ./ar and 

iur Ideals. 

Tim Glris' Gleo, dire directed by Mlrs 

Aloicandor. Alevandor, will ssiiijT 

inf three selec< selee 

tlons. tlons. Follow-inir Followinir this, tho vale- 

dlctcy dlctcry will ill be b spoken k by b tho h stu t 

- „ — -„,...,.._. except to, dent body president. Tom StecRc.: 

r the; he Is the urandcit human Hivinc compIetcJ thnlr fare-! 

C*a know of. 

ells to Lowell ,the seniors will hoi 

resented thei di" 

Thanks! 

^Tho music at future court 

and rall'i* should bo 

j : Improvot because 

Kof {tho ntcont Kunorous o£f«r 

Susan HIrsch, 135, to 

tjlat roily committee 

yte*ni« of her collection of 

;»»»roi.v-. W«"proposo a voto 

Co£uh«n]M:on"bckalf ot ,ho 

?stmtoit«'< of: Lowell, to Sue 

-for. h,r fins school spirit. 

1 

Two. Vie for Treunrcr 

With 100 ixr cent as their coal 

In tho salo of student body canto, 

.Bill Even and Dick Morris aS 

competing fpr the otflco of treaiurer. 

BIU I» a member of the 

Scroll and b a Ble Brother. Dldc 

Morrli has been afs!sranl yoll 

leader this term. He Is a member 

of tho Scroll, a Blc Drctlnr. and 

servo on this traffic squad. 

ViM-Preij Race 

Either Connlo Ccok or Jean Furnil 

will be ussistinir the president 

m planning rnlllei. Connie has 

been girl*' yell lesder and works 

in which first prize will be a bond in the library. J«m. In addition to 

Each purchaser of a bond receives, hi-r work in tho office, is a Big 

by paying ten ccntn uxtra. u chnnco Sister. 

to win the bond prize. 

Ilcnilinit a!"d taklnir the minutes 

Another content fs nlno being at next term's executive meetings 

held. In which there will be tenwill 

bn performed by- Jim Duvamu 

winning rcgjutries. One of these or track LaRoree, Jim Is one of 

4*ui;istrics will bu thai one which Lu'A-clrs uutstandlnir \nrslt; bas- 

jiclU tho largest amount of bonds. kcilw.i: pkyers. Frank LaBenre is 

The second one will bo thnt which captain of thu traffic Kiuad and 

sells the greatest number* of works In Miss Harrison's office. 

bonds. Tho other eight will be He participates In swimming and 

chosen for the greatest numbnr of 

Kttidcnt* participating in bond Lowell Leadership 

buying. Tiiuso ten winners will be unopposed for editor of The 

invited to sec two plays, crcatntcd Lowell (just put a -Ja" or "Keln" 

bv Mr. Poltand'ii dramatic class 

ilonday. 

with big plana for next term's 

Airs. Reid.'mnnn, In charRe of '"«M.,Nocl Krly will take over 

bonds snd ctamps. U confident that "• '"derfhlp. Noel was president 

with all the students working at of Ills class. He b a member of 

top speed, the S1CC.0OO needed to tho Block L and an outstanding 

reach tho goal will be met very suimmcr. 

Cafeteria 

Bob Hitchcock and George Salinenr, 

both candidates for cafeteria 

In Memorium manager, arc. besides their cultajry 

work, both very active In the 

The Lowell student body pold of sports. George especially 

tlvcply regret* the pasdittjr of takes an active part In tennis. 

or.o of its members, BeiiArd rrcm the above data, ono can 

Ilctgstrotn. Bentard was to sen that no matter what the out- 

hnvn bivn jrrailuatcd with the come of the election, an excellent 

fall. i0U. clou. He will bo set of student body officers Is as- 

tnlsccd by his classmates, sured for next term. 

but he will remain in the 

memories of his friends at a 

beloved associate of hlch Debating 

ftrliuol days at LWlL 

TO THE SENIORS 

"With hernia bnred we stund 

In tribute tuthee " 

Next Friday, you 308 seniors will «inir Lowell's Hymn 

_ for the last time as a group. You will leave forever your 

fr''d'rpfomas''by I ' > Mr,i roles as high school students and enter it world ravuged by 

^teochers—Mr Hari War- Howevcr - J'0 u wi " hliV(! P 0SKe in si ,.*"?* Prwno, Itlpon and Stato. 

the climax came st the National 

Forensic League's Northern Call- 

I fornla Championships at Stockton. 

u tho tournament rules with a Modesto 

combo with five wins and a 

lors. Lowell's team of Wallace 

Atherton and Jocelyn Mitchell ohw 

finished with five wins and'a iln- 

Blc. setback. Athorton and Deer- 

Ing repeated their performance at 

•rcsfinted thci 

State Stato. taking first anti Sd flnu>iu. SST nr S 

Stephens, RSS^-^.^ _ 

speetlvely in oxtemp; whUo Frank 

Sht, for June 6 PhllllDDS took second in . oratory 

kor, jfr. Hams. >U >Uss KU KoIlogi.'Mr.l M markd marked the (.he bbeginning i i of f th the wnr's ' ond. d Y You will ill have hhope 

and Ronald Kloln copped third In 

MI,,I..II MI., n... MI., D—. iQf 0 ggad ijfe/fo,. you have received the fundamentals of| oratorical declamation. 

Tho nucleus of the winning team 

learning at Lowell. 

were, of course, the handful of vet- 

Scholarships for 

erans—Beran, Klein, Doerinjr. and 

.-, We have a message for you, seniors. First, we want Atherton: but the term would 

Two Lowcllites you to knovj that you willbo missed. You have all been a never have been the success It was - 

without the contribution of a num- 

Two members of the high sen- vital part of the unity that makes Lowell "tops' 'in scholastic| ber o fnewcomers who learned— . 

ior class have won scholarships to honnrs, athletic competition, and good sportsmanship. but fast Among them wero Joce>. 

continue their eduucatlon afterl 

lvn Mitchell. Rath Schwabscher, 

mniliiaUon. -They "o Peten Secondly, we wiah you success in whatever you attempt. Frank PhilUpps, Bob Spleffelman,' - 

Dencker, who won a scholarship to 

Ronv ficbab, and Bill Johnson. .. .. :* 

Ullls Collert.' ami Jerry PoIItxer, You have made a start at Lowell. Now go out and show the Well;, they did It Eight first,7.: 

who won s roar's tuition at Yai«. 

:

P«!•••:• 

(Editor's'; Note: ' Tho above , 

—•~ r "i;a:i~r5;irfr"X"\- t ' "rr"»n "Kampua'.Kutlcs 1 * won by an hon- 

Kuf$»ou!i^^^ 

'"-^TIIE LOWELI/FlUnAYTJUNE 18. 1644 " J s»s 

TomVSleeire.'P»t-PHehard. 1 Bob* 

sHistof£ 

, Beaniton, Fnd Ganz.' Helen' Stone- 

Fritzl Glower. There ma no 

aluffinir of ballot boxes, no changing 

of ballnta, and no,one, aa baa' 

been nimoved, vraa kopt any tnmth« 

polls by means of doable bar-' 

reled shot Emu.) 

Last Williand Testameni 

. i-Ti) SENIOR nEPOIITEla ':• 

Paula Cooiir ~ i ~-'7,-°"'. Henry Hunt " 

t '._ 

Last Will and Testament 

- Being about to leave this valo of tears, the 

class of Jane. 1044, not content with merely departing 

from Lowell, hay left behind the followfne 

motley assortment of Junk: 

Davft Mayer leaves to Bob Ransohoff any. 

thing left-in his locker, including papers, books, 

etc, and to Irv Roberta,* *s selections of the day's 

races »t Churchill Bown.-. Loren Hartman leaves 

hi* old racing forms to Jim Bearer, who is too 

young to buy his own. 

Craig Chandler loaves his specially built. Vshaped, 

0 foot 2 inch high Jump bar to Charley 

Barnett; , 

Ray Ba-one wills hb "most willing" moustache 

to the boy who tells them off, E••:.•-•'.-..•../.;, :.-:',trS; •- HysDon 

:«- s •-. 

• -Having finally reaehed;tho.date 

of our graduation it I« natural thnt-' 

wa-nfuct on the years which now -• 

suom toTuwo parsed ».. 

Han* Mater's well-worn seat at the doghouse 

i to "i freshman who can fight hh way to rTo her brother. Mary Joyce leaves her Latin 

'-" -' ponies. Arundale Vraboe leave* hhi ponies to any- 

- • one who wants them. (We bid W.00 to start the 

-- thing rolling.)... 

^.'•''"JJelen Pudem'* brother geU her cut slips. 

j,vMariallce Woodbcck's peroxide bottle goes to 

'VCUIro Ghelardk • 

: 

. • A'Gaylord Quandt'a football shoes go to Jim 

.^Êdwards: his track shoes'to Keith Edwards, and 

•.T*«tsytliliisc else, to Clyno Henery, who ovidently 

X; Jim Curtis get* Ernie Schmidt's spe- 

— place right in front of the school. 

; 

Lowe-A-h ;...;;.; . :••..;.••.-. "' 

to our now. lifo and were/finding it 

•.enjoyable. • - : '; -;--^fti.~-"..--.t.. 

In ourCJuhioryear. wo'wero sue-. 

cc*sful'In many ath'.i'*« fields. We.' 

had our . first cli~J.!dance."'.T.V 

elected -our firat classv-officun. 

will rcmnln with in. ^' , term the 

.havo been preparing -to" be a«et*i'.. ; realization that In nnotlier year we, 

to our counto*. Ulft world hat not, too.-would be swept in ono way or 

been idle. Events 'have moved • another into tho struggle, and so 

mpidly. bringing many changes'' ..Wtf.plannod accordingly. 

Into our lives. .-;•,' . Then wo were seniors. The lead- 

It seems only yesterday that we '•'.• ers to whom wo had looked np to 

were rrcshmen: that wa« the lost the three years past were gone, and 

year of our World's Fair, and also ; we found ourselves in their places. 

tho first year in which a President . -Tho full Importance of our studlu, 

was elected for a third term. Wo ami our preparation* for the future 

were not outstanding l.i athletics cam« to us.' We were responsible 

that term, but wo were given our for the standards of our school and 

first experience of the famous Low- later for tho safety nnd counteell 

spirit-Wo tvoro only freshmen, nance of our democratic way of life. 

but we found genuine friendship In But this Is m for as we have 

our upper cliosmcn and tcnchccr*. cone. With four years behind us 

And so we came to know the mean- or democratic living nnd study 

Ing of Lowell, lost our feara, nnd under the guidance of tho very best 

settled down for the three yebrs of teachern, we have the best possl- 

ahead of us. 

lile chance to fulfill our obligations. 

Our'sophomore ycarctme, bring-" Now we are noticing the history 

ing our entrance into the war. We which Fomo future historian will re- 

were not greatly affected, however, cord. We can and will make that 

for we were still protected spoho- history one to be proud of. 

mnres. We ^-become adjusted 

Senior Poll • 

Think twice before takmtr physics. 

Study, go out for athletics, . 

tuid get yours. Don't go steady. 

Don't work too hurd; its tiring. 

If you're a blond, chemistry with 

a certain teacher is a snap. Air. 

Petemon has 

a choice dry 

cleaning o stablishmcnt 

In 

the science office. 

Beware 

of Mr. Bass, 

girls- Teachers' 

barks arc 

wornc than 

their bites Go 

to Galileo. 

KKeep 

away 

Tom Steece- from the women. 

"Take it 

easy. 

. Uewton go to Pat Riley. JeattPrough li 

' the unknowing frosh the marching In 

•~••••'... ratayday*. olga Smirnoff gota Carol Hi 

1 ; Don't 

go near tho doghouse during lunch 

periods. Don't argue with your 

teachers; you can't win. Don't annle 

polish unless you're a blr-nri. 

Gentlemen prefer blondes tbut 

gentlemen marry brunettes.—Ed.) 

"two plus two equals five" (?). 

Beware of teachers, swimming 

pools, the front steps before rep;wtiy 

and after school, tcauiors, 

Friday night In the balcony of the 

"hangout.' teachers, high senior 

sirls. high senior boy., teachers. 

-CSrcetlngs from P. a B.I". rallies, 

and double lunches, and teachers. 

never ent during a rally (to* 

and do IL-Ed.) Don't Bo down 

the court stairs or tho front stalm 

S-In. Bass Is guarding them. 

When In trouble, consult Mr. Monroe. 

Bo good and have fun, but 

don't smoke, drink, gamble, swear, 

or Join."literary clubs/ but itili 

have fun. (How7—Ed.) Be a 

;""»tWe. Avoid the gum under 

tho third desk, second row. in room 

!•*. \ rolling stone Is worth two 

In tho hand. 

,. D ând*aWlIty 

just so much from the tcachent nnd 

then REVOLT! ( UKC brass 

knuckles when a teacher argues 

with you.) 

Lowell girlx are something to ho 

avoided, except on ueck end*. 

Arc you ntill reading thin?—Ed- 

Never cat a H.iye'i Mrect hamburger 

unless an intern in standing 

!iy with plasma. 

Mifcs Flynn gives peanuts to 

Uw.-U blood donors. (Well, thats 

what it says here.—Ed.) Ignoranw 

is bllmt. Be a wolf. Zinnamon 

npnkn unto the people saying: 

"Don't be n debater or you'll get 

in a fix. 

With other subjects It Jubt don't 

mix." 

Don't let c&miip get tho best of 

you. Get all the education you can 

wltilo at Lowell. (What kind of education, 

though?—Ed.) Stay away 

from room ISO. It In * bad policy 

to come to', 

school late 

when In MIin 

Rcston's reg. 

If you havo 

a test with. 

Airs. Crukcr, 

study for It, 

became she 

won't let you 

cheat. If you 

blush easily, 

avoid any 

CIOMCS with 

Tat I'richsrd Mr. BUM. Find 

out who the 

strictest teachers are and stay 

away from them. Always . _.„ crpy 

your homework cither before or 

during regiitry, never In other 

classes: it is disastrous. "I have 

never had a long experience, but 

a great many short ones" (qucth 

Jean Erb). Keep far, far away 

from the court and women. Don't 

n't argue about Roosevelt and lend money. Avoid the library as 

tho New Deal with Mr. Bass. Keep you would tho bubonic plague. 

your locker docked. To the fresh- Take fourth period gym; If, a 

man girl: don't believe Lowell he- lead'plpo cinch double lunch. 

roes are all they're cracked up to 

be. Neither are there any big. Lastly, the editor of The Lowell 

beautiful, Lowell men. (Well, now leaven you this thouttht: We hope 

I wouldnt say that—Ed.) 

you have noticed the new change 

of site of The Lowell; we havo 

Talk back to all teachen; never made It esceplally for the new 

let them win an argument. Take economy garbage eons. 

LOWELL'S MOST POPULAR 

¥>•-, 

With great gunlo and pleasure 

Tlie Lowell prc*enl* some or the 

' dite member* or the 11-4 c'-utn. We 

-find Pat Meier (I). president of 

-the Blr Slalere: hurdler •»«• 

Wile" Waugh (!), wolr al large 

; on the Reservation; llrad and Win- 

Have you heard the rhyme that, 

goes like this: 

Something old. something new. 

Something borrowed, something 

blue? 

Mnotonous. Isn't It? Well, oil 

we need now Is some sweet Lowell 

nona (.1). number une couple: Ited 

aril While Editor llapharl I'l«ilelli 

(I): nwevt and lovely llarbara 

Carlson (5): "Lorn:" John SI. 

raon («). and Craig Chnndlrr (7) 

lumper.upper or the track fquad. 

Mar llaldauf forgot her pic- 

THE LOWELL. FRIDAY, JUNE I6.1044 

lure, KM t«e Muck in the eloatvl JnhriMin (II) IcadK the field. 

rr«Hnn.il>le facsimile (S>. Mirttrer* 'Ikautiftil hut dumb" .Mnrilyn 

of Ihe cello and Shield proxy in WilMtn (12). that wan her pan In 

Jenn Erh (9). There nre muscle the term play. IN Milting there won- 

men. and then there in Bill Schaupp dering about llob Ilium (13). who 

(In), the man with Ihe ra»l 8S0. wax caught without hi* firm lleu- 

Ati far ait Jillcrhucginc goes. Te% lenant'H uniform, but not without 

• Teepee Tattle Tales 

THE «hoe>. Frilii Claimr (14) U> 

jut.1 her charming nelf. When It 

come* to uniform*, car*, and nibbiti*. 

Colonel .Mycr Saiwoon (16) 

take* the prlxv. The face nubmerged 

in water, helonitii to aquacade 

star Fred (Janx. 

Cnmillo. 

"Men nre like ntrvet conu Tlwn-V 

ahvityn another one cominjr along." 

xavf Nell U'Donnel. Out Kelt, why 

don't tlti-y stop at your earner any- 

lender and going steady with Con-| lieachhi-a.1 al "Flower;' Duplijca's 

gal and the gift ring from u bo-: nic Cook: Mary Ellen Dupliseal door. "Commando" frank kdly, 

t of crackerjneka and what have we breaking up with Frank Kelly, and | chow yuur wcaponn. 

••.golj? I know—crnekerjacks. Any- then within fifteen minutes going Do we we that well-krown torch 

JiVay. this last ot n series of tcr- Heady with l!» namo Frank Kelly; wnvinc from the nanil of Cjmille 

';:*& (7) Tecpeo Tattlo Tnles has and Hank Hillebrand having hl« Trunckhale for Merchant Marine 

.•omothlnjr old, something now, flirt lover's fight with Connie Com-I Cailct Don Honncrt. or are you go- 

.. something borrowed, and something pnna. since going steady (ami onlyl 'ng to put It out. Bob alcCunoT 

,,jt blue. 

one week old. too)! And then there Is always tho 

§;-.,.: Something old: Norma Parsonc In strict confidence we tell you question, where domUill Even; trot 

fl 

fcil; alluring, beautiful, irresistible, 

to every w* 

3 < charming, glamorous, and looks 

; like B. Cuidotti. Korma says so 

X. herself. 

^Something new: Jim Curtis and 

•omethlng borrowed: (From a 

Kuuie-riolt in the Letter Box.) 

^Warning to Ken Corslglin—Don't 

a.'" Itarllyn Wlsslng use you to rc- 

SS- "Onion, and 

tag else to Ken Krone. 'Our 

aTtaaer for the stinker, of tho 

Bmonth and all time." Somebody 

pdoesnt lllte Keii-C • • 

;>--Tho Russlnn River had Lowell's 

SMlf-styled "better-known" group 

JforiMay 27-28. It »aw Warren 

gSimmons'.who is running for yell 

1 ^*^? Could it be 

that some Varin Lounty Babe with 

the Initially of Molly SIcDonough 

has him on n string? 

gowen wmioi you" wear'liTmy dl-' Nominations for thy couples who 

rcctUm" deal. We hear they've al-j havo been goinjc steady the longest 

rendy fluttered —Ed Sutherland and Joyce Zacke- 

There once was a girt who had men H». »»« r Vhv tattle of the t*tamnur boys, 

hns finally ended. It seems that, 

"The River" Hank HEHcliraml has 

finullv come out top man with 

"Quick" Connie Cnnipnna. while] 

Morrin has taken the count. Poor. 

Dickie Bint, accent on the bird. ' 

If you happen to phone Connie 

that Jnckfo Jcnkiiw ha* thrown 

awny. like n used yo->o itrinff, 

Bo«cballcr Bob McCune, and U now 

ii Bl HIiUtn the "Flutter tho 

_ Johnson and • 

at her feet. 

Stnicloncyer. 

But noon nhe found they were hard Charlie Uutlcr's first, Virginia 

Ixe. to Glouser, hbt latest. In other 

to keep; „ words from famine.to plenty, and 

Soon flhc had no man at all. we mean plenty. . . "Carelesii" 

And little Carol Lyon started to Frank La Borge. Improved his tech- 

A WORD TO THE WISE nique with Connie Cook and "Will- 

Soys a plcadlnc note: Why ing" Barbara Arnold at every per- 

doesn't Don Lawrence wtee up? formance of "Out of the •* ' - 

What*it he tryintt to do—Ret his Pan." StMn seema 

brother's name? 

need no practice. r,"WIshful" Noel 

Ken ConlffUa Is esUblUhlntr a Kelly at hnmbursers. 

1 

more ? 

The cruccomc foursome, Don 

Liiwrvncv and Dolores Rclnhardt. 

and Bill Pollack and Kan-cn Kanard 

sure have been having a good time 

at Politick'* hou*a every night for 

Iht* pant couple of weeks. 

hJUy to eel Tom Rogers, hut 

hiT wantti him? 

Cook some night, any niRht, you' Once again the time has corau 

are liable not U> lie Ulkinc; to herwhc.i 

we. the Teepee Tattlers, must 

but rather to the "man who IK run* phut our babbling mouths (Why' 

nintr for yell leader." He seems to don't Virginia Miller and Bob Nave 

be a niehtly-visitor. Why? shut their's) bum our file*, pick 

Social Event of the Year: The up our broomsticks, and fly south 

Baraharu Bnrbarh birthday party. for tho summer. Tecpen u tfmiv- 

The guests were Connie Cookie, \ne. True, our charr-ctcrs and gos- 

Fritz! Glauser. CamlUc Trunckhnle, sip arc soon stale, but when we 

Virginia Doollnp, Carole Meyer, read Teepee In 1064. wo shall still 

Helen Stoncson. Aubrey Diplock, sec the Barbara Guidottis, the Joan 

Vickfo Miller. Mickey McKinnon, BoiSMrccn. the Gordon Tovonnis, 

Shirley Mansfield, and ex-Lowell- and the Jim Heron Twins, who by 

Itcs Nancy Meek and Shirley Ply. the way came In with a clost second 

mire. All the girla said that It was as the cuteJt couple. Well, our 

a whopping success. Now maybe brooms are getting impatient, so 

we're Jtwt hayseed, but we person- we had better climb on. Sfl% y%. 

ally don't see how inch a (ahem) Red and White! . . 

gay croup of young girls could P. S. If we hain't handed the 

have such «. splendid time without nrticle in, we coultf have put llort 

any spfendld men Agreed* Thanks Willard In Teepee. He would just 

anyway, for turning in tho article, about fit

Traditional Game 

Sn! ahead of wildcat 

sqmul. co capture t 

Captain Danny McGDI. usurping 

' 

the 1944 prep switnminfr cruwn 

from ttio favored IicnatlAUS. 

As tliu first man In each relay 

team toed the tUartlnit line, both 

squfadj d were within ithin ten points 

of 

each other, h the th titio titi icolntr oln to t the 

winnt-r of the crucial event. Lead* 

off man Tom GItchcU matched his 

OPPOHWK lKiiutiun l i atrulce l f for stroke, tk 

nnd both finished almost airaultaneouly. 

Ed Toner, swimminic the 

second left, turned In his fastest 

Clean-up hitter and the 

most ferocious of all Uie faculty 

* Ilnrtman, players in "Hie Bill" Felling. Fell- 

tho durnblile Dutchman. Being a ing performs In center field on 

switch hitter, "Otto" Is r, handy tho Hide. "Harry James" Krlcger 

man t» Jme around. Shortstop and finds time out from hit; musical 

leadoff batter is Dave Herbert, momenta to play left field today. 

Herb Is a fair sticker and can Hell entertain with muatc be- 

really gyrner In thu grounders. tween Inning* for the dancers. 

Dave Mayer takes caiu of tlic Stan "the rock" Ughty fills out 

keystone sack. The combination the ouiflclld. 

uf Mayer and Herbert la deadly at "Casey" Wnlsti am! George Lor* 

completing double plays. Bill 

**IInund" Cvlhoun, at the Initial 

buck. Is juitt about one of the best 

defensive players thi» seniors liavc 

seen the liken of. Not n very cunnirfUint 

hitter. Dill very rcndlly, 

makes up for It with excellent] 

fielding «u|»port. 

Helping Lmlie in tht 

Fred Oanz end Bob 

4 A".trackUUe.- : 

• Tho_ •'Cards," after ppgth 

vlU0Ke! round roUn'tttlt. were notV> 

fijEurcd to,turn In -a repeatrper-" T 

formance in the city tournament?"but 

In upset after upsetrUie^3> 

and white dad M Iniims"-left:favored 

runners In the dust, to add 

unexpected Minis io Uw-Lowell ,ledger. 

Coach Uarrts, known for'/ 

his ability; to mould an^venn" 

runner Into a champion I farther' 

displayed hts slcill^Ken, ;Un Kdwards 

pounded to'an n d 

ati-hor man Don Fisher had a two 

or three-foot advantage as ho left! tbtVXl hiith nu 

rting board. JIcCill t hurdl.r ?rom CommereV^W 

L or Uie flmt twutty-flve taLbod w w!n ti,e rare and stoodi 

ards. but r Fisher., summonlnir aU|fiM chance of brcaWnff thodtT 

jiinto* energy, pulled ahead! record. record As tho Hailing" gun 

c T A.°'th. .Srtto? SS 

and s»vo the Indians the title. I barked, both boys leaped from 

Fred Gam was the only Indian their holes and sailed smoothly 

to annex a city title. Ganz, city over the first few barrien with 

clump for three years standing, neither holding a discenable lesd. 

liloweil lliroutrh to an easy win In Then Wnuirh. rcnnlnc; and Jumph 

100 d b a t k lunlnt i ih h f hlhl limpbeer 

form the rirht half uf lh»| the lot) yard brcasatroke turning Ing with the easo of a highly eoinfiold. 

At third Uiso we find In the fast time of 1:10.7. Tom ordlnated macliine, pulled ahead of 

-Dynamite" - - Dunn, - who can really Uiuhcll placed tliird In tho 220; | Jlcrril Peacock. 

tret n hold of the ball. Last of ell while Fisher and John Rosckrnns The thrill of the day took plsce 

via tom^ tu the II\K RUII of the placiid second and flfih In the 100; In the varsity hicb-lump, vhen 

club. Without farmer Adieu he yard free-style and 100 ya 

""" '•-"•-••-"•i 

tl R r Sbl nf B 

n Itcnny KcII. the BUper- 

are Joe Flahaven and Al Krojr- s.i and Ucrt Pcderson. 

Sockalov took advantage of ev- 

1 :r..- v. ••! 

el te In acqucto Italdauf, finlnud n-d ffifth 

In the lOO'mrtn _.» and __4 Don n». James r tied . . for . sec* 

those ten connecutlvc 

... 

tilleit. 

.... . 

nnd toi yanl breaststroke. 

!Uuo Itcden-'ond in the pole vault event, whll« 

- _„...-. .who has hed a bnugh. dependable iree-atyler. upset "Big John" Borcta placed second ^ 

i\ca\ f> do n-ith the nucccss McLochlen of St. Ignatius In tho! and third In the dutcus nnd shot- 

Hince 1041. Ax n sopoho*. 100 yitrd frce-ltyle to take an un-| nut. Bill Schaupp croesod the tin* 

more, he wu* on the doubles team! t-xiRcmJ socend behind Ganyard. thl'd In tho hnlf-mile run. while 

ihrtt took Uie chnmnlanHhiii. Last! Tlic *30's medley relay team, com* f:d#npln finUhwl third >n the 220. 

year he captured the singles title' posml of Bonlwelt, Sheffey, nnd! Petu Schoonmacher added the one 

nnd proceeded to do the same thlsj Kelly, gathered jmotlior 10 points point "coup . >*man. W. «. âtr\. V. Sloiil^y SHtclwlI. V. Neldcck. It. J«>IIMC. IU 

J. HtrouiL ». l^«mw«i rt, .Vulan U IS* Clawi awru«i», SS.W. 

n. 8»«!. U5: J. \«nii;r J|al«. k IliJ. 

dfn. IL IVtareon. M. IM^vra. a. I'rit. 

clmnl. CUM nvaniKp, 30jv 

IJf-.V llehhiiUHr.si! 

&!?? £ SOW * « 

"ifa>a-D. Atfcun, CO; p. Ank-n. to-. J. 

Datura-, ti Block. X. nialr. B. Chavanette. 

Ctua avengn, 31.1. 

S2«-I. Shtrmuo. SS; U PlctO, M; 

! Hhernjutij W; W. StiMx. it. Wout- 

B: A. Hoostuo/BS 

Returns 

Iûwell haj had a visitor direct 

from the Italian front. Mis* 3t*r- 

K»rot Chase, a memh*r of the LDWcll 

faculty now on leave to aervt 

with the lied Croat for tbe duration. 

She wns an art teacher at 

Lowell until two yean ago. Sine* 

then she ha. lived in Wiuhiiffton. 

D. C. where the received traminr 

OA a lied Cross club director, and 

hau served In London, Alelen, ana 

at the Anilo Seachhend In lulf.. 

r. KiMitla. S. MfnUfr, fl. Korwtli. M. 

it* 

AinmuTh. N. ItHlIaNN. it. Brnolu. o 

ia-J. KVItelur. ii; c. lûk. I:II«U 

'!»»«rH. **. »"«. V. Hull. M. UrSL U. 

nvpniRc 1 

Kri-lln^. I*. Urfenll. M. MiwDoiidiL U 

M., Wleniorw. 70: U.Htnlc^r, J. Hllver. ; .. 

•Witt. K. lL>Ui#nUinr_ lr,-.K . K. 'iIUHMU. 

K.' McClllioUch. 1". , 

!""»? '•" 

Ij*. CIMM »v-: Hunk. A. Ktttx. V. 

1 -~! >'»»" >•>•' 

Ill 

CO: II. Click*. 

l«-«. Vourir. 4G: L.— 

%> ntaoii. Ctuui inram, s. 

|rt9_K. uarilnor. 4?H; IL A 

Chaso related concornsd her tnP^ 

across the* Atlantic The first boi£ - 

on which che n-os «chodiilc*l toPf 

had no room for htr. ThU boat — 

wm torpedoed, but MUs Chu* 

soiled study home on tho next ou*-^ 

One nltrht, while stayinit at an AH 

*.^.&»Sfi1^r: idew* Ofr«e« Club, iU bomb*: 

A.-\VHIWinn. V. ar*on, J. Hwnmoml, J. 

1 • JLWIIIVJ* J. IBVOIB. K> Atidvntoii. I) l^tnn. landed ftCTOM tho street, V- 

P. Wmnlnf. CUi«. ,TOmi;».-i.;. 

Alkwi. M. llKMon. J. McCray. ;. Italn. 

;r. rr. M. llcskejr. J. Kah. Clu Bvcriln. 

1 322—U. Dntco. CO: ic. Oitlln. SO; 

r * : 51 

-'"-- 

After her brief furlough In Stn • 

Pranclscu, Miss Chase will retnrti.-. 

to active duty. She does not ta°*v) 

at present where Iwr next de-tin*';? 

tlon will be. :, " 

Holman League Top 1 J 

Hal Holman, cx-LoeelUti''niMf 

aur hoomter and foolhallfplsrer,.-. 

Udd hi' thlti WOII b»( 

list with a remarkable ato 

.684. Hal Is In tto.-NMr'Htdta 

V-12. and Is stationed at V. 0ji 

A., where he held down the fW. 

strinK right half nositlonv;»» •??• 

Bruin musd last fall. ti'ii 

' • • • ' A ? 

mm 

ti;li 

ha*

&&Sffe:':SM^\' : ^ 

..: ; >v: V.!.. - 

--v.-\"^'.- ;i: -"^ v "' ; ' 1 -^' 1 '.!' ; S i '^^^ v 'v?''' i , 1 ^! : S'S 

marmiMTtdders Top Champion Muân^s^WM 

iLt- 1 !. 0 '^!?. "H"L:rVS!)?,r»f th. »«. wore 1 Lincoln* lwn|three would-lie tackier, and out- threeyard |,n, T..... :...._;.. ,. P-"-".'' :. J.^ •>,> iiî 

nc. Bob Dl Pie- 1 , nnl ;e the rest, skirted the full the Hni proved um 

dout Lincoln', highly touted! !??-?"'L.t mart, both ot fl'ty-four yards to paydlru Out thlnl try, via the 

inMwl nml Haitl.l thi* gCOTO Wn« nnmill.xl n Ann. A t .t.1. „..__...«. 

1 !L, Sll!Wnr """•»'" « ."'Kill)' IUUICU 

^ 

HUMon^*. 6*0. before some vleht 

;thousand uttsfied spectator*. • 

" From the opening moment, when! 

Dave Gardner, Injun end. kicked 1 

whom, with their speed and t»inli-, thl Two plunge* M on the Injun forty-seven, pit-.went 

msuccessful, and a like this: Stewart drove over 

" "ore wan annulled 

«»*, inii.i irj, vi« me air, also failed.! tackl** for ten: Stewart, throuffki 

„.!....even'A.;»imde. all of whom were really 

Storybook drnmnii. I The *!!one*t Alien" ivally had|mii• H«.rt.,h«k of the Th,,,o la,t mlnuR, will „,„ ea»|. f|^D Se f wT^M ftfrtfir! 

8- lucky to e»ra|H! with their liven. 'St.wnrt took off frum his OUTI;"miKlel T," |m»«u,l cumplvte tolly b. fori;otten. With three mln-!,,,,," „„ ,„„ 'the ton In this new 

K;r Also nddlni: tu the appearance fnrty-nlx yard line, and. cludlnir Klue-finircrixl Dave Ganlner ..n the' ute» 10 play, Uncoln wa, iierch.^1 utiotii. 

IHELOWELL 

I.OUKI.I. 

VS. 

me. 

COMMEItl'li 

CAME 

TOUAY OCTOIIKI1 

Volume 8-1, N'. I 

Million Dollar Goal Reached 

Lowell at 

A Glance 

1U NIK'I Krllv 

An njKH'tritl KustK o*. KHIV 

rnvi-lirjMtl tht> old rvd hrk-k l> 

fns. l*wt-lliti'K once oiruin w. 

th** v.ell worn front ntnim to keep 

a roiulfx^dim with "Full T'*rm,| 

AH niuhlx at the river or ut! 

litiu.di'r turned into iilui!*atn nivm-1 

ur»-it, \\w*v jsnnif Uiwellit** faced j 

tlir tcnu with f:i«er antii-iptitii.il! 

of fiMitluiII K.inii'd. inllio*. dam-o.s,; 

and all «if inr «th«r xmiill thint:it! 

that Ivnd to the Klamour of hiiriij 

iVlnM.l lift*. Y». on S*>|)t«mbi'r JJ.j 

twry MUtw or i;irl who climliedi 

UIPM? ntcju" walkiil rtitht into a rv\ 

#|M'nK.liiltty UK l>iR u> any lit* hiinj 

tu nitthi int.iv difficult than uj 

tame, u ipli> îx IvttiT i>ru[H.Tj 

noun—"I -" ** What lines that- 

word mt-un v> you? It tueim* mi.ru 

thuti just a name. It *tund« for 1 

!l 

Indians— 

-Scovil 

Newt;. I 

Adshadv 

Nelson 

.Morris 

littrela 

(•iirdniT 

Itvavcr 

Trejicrait 

1'el111 

Torres 

pus. 

I.KU 

l.TK 

i.(;i£ 

c 

IMJI. 

KTI. 

IJHI. 

(( 

Kill. 

I.IIH 

K 

New Administration 

Aims at Spirited 

Cardinelli 

Hliynulvt 

Kk-an 

UTII 

Lowellites Over Top on Last Day 

•*^~^~~~~^~"^^~^^"^^~"^~~" ' W* h;ive n-jidml our million dul* 

• Johnson Re-elected 

liir K««|« ajminlinif to Jlw. Riede- 

. w t . ~ . . niiin. who w in cn:irj:e of the nale 

As H-4 President, of Ktamii. and Und*. After two 

uiidfr tin- t«ai|fi>hiti of tlu-jK- thrw. Thin term th«f yoal st-t for Lowtht* 

invrtiU'rs of the uraduatint; i>n i» **" ' 

rliiKr> urv Kmkini: foruiml to mnny Hliick ' 

4-xrtOltfiit mei'tin'- • ~"' 

to do the im|«,«»llile for M.niethim: The lm|,,,r.ant job ,,f morale "" 'l." ol . tlu : »" m1l ':»' "* »">" 

we love. l>owi>ll menn.

"Pt 

14 rOANCtlCO% CU£\TtWtAt tCMOOf. Nt 

•r -A'-.-^'pubiuhMl br'tha Anointed StudtnU 

•. •-• - of Lowill Illgh School 

' V 1W !UyM Stntt. S«h Fnndwo. 

* .- California 

U II. 8. a A. Hunters Frt* 

l.OWEI.L STAFF 

-EDITOR—^~—.- NOEL KELLY 

Associate Editor..^-.......—.-...Sharon Dcmlck 

'Sports Wlfi*.; .•„•••' •...••...Ppn TrpHo..v 

--- Editor «__Jonn Beran 

Circulation Manager M , Don Ray 

- REPORTERS 

Charlw J 

I>rap llAker. 

*»llkwnt Carer Ititrr U 

Vm\ Carr 

Victor I 

Jôtmnl Colllna Nnix-r U 

Conn't- cram Mark Uni 

Koith'n uvll'Orto Imvlil MH 

ll«mly Klowera Viola MIck 

Janice IVtawnan Itolt NnU.u 

I>«trlrla IIHrna 

Jim Helmuth 

Itobm Hitchcock 

l*ntrlcin Hunt 

1Vi«>r UVIiH**t" 

Wf clcome Newcomers 

How, little papooses! Heap big Lowell 

wclromcs you! Come right in, new students. 

Don't hesitate on the doorstep. 

Lowell traditions and customs arc well 

known, but don't be afraid you enn't 

measure up. The older students were all 

once faltering freshmen, too. The golden 

reputation nnd unbeatable teams of Lowell 

ure things we hold up and cheer with 

pride, but don't be too much awed by 

them. The things that Lowell stands for 

could ??v»r be accomplished without the 

whole-heiirtecl enthusiasm of the new 

Lowel! students. 

Don't hide behind that post or leap 

into the shadows whenever a senior 

pulses by. Step out and get a good look 

at him because some day you will be one. 

too, and you ought to sec what he looks 

like. 

When you hear of the athletic coaches 

tufting for husky newcomers to turn out 

for Hnorts after school, don't point to the 

felltm* behind you and say, "He means 

you." Instead, go around after school 

nnd find out what it's all about. 

In no time nt all you'll find you have 

grown from a little papoose to a nice big 

Lowell Indian, and there you are, part of 

-Lowell 1 * tradition voursolf. 

Keep Giving Blood 

The wnr is still going on. The emergency 

still exists. American men arc still 

dying on the battlefields, nnd the Blood 

Donor Drive is still going on, too. 

The students in our schools have just 

had a long vacation. They are about the 

only citizens who have had a vacation. 

Back in school now, they're living by bells 

and routine, but they've had a longer rest 

and change from that routine than almost 

anyone else is getting. So who else has a 

better reason for becoming % voluntary 

iccruit for the Red Cross Blood Donor 

Drive? 

You are young nnd healthy, ready to 

start the nchool year with a bang. Remember 

that if you can persuade just one 

person to give his blood, some soldier's 

life won't drain out of him after a different 

kind of bang when he faces enemy 

guns. 

Go to the Red Cross representative in 

your registry and ask him for a donor 

enrollment card. Then take thirty minutes 

of your time after school to Interview 

u few neighbors nnd explain to them, 

it they dont understand, the importance 

of giving a pint of blood. 

Bring our quota up Give Lowell n 

donor for every student. Last year we 

only enrolled 1100 donors. This year let 

us reach 1100 ngmn ard top it! Lowell 

is out for blood 1 ' 

-", ;To consider yourself a part of the 

/Lowell student;body is something to be 

Vaiûdiof. To call yourself a part of the 

great machine thnt keeps Lowell on top ifl 

:• something to. flaunt; something never to 

-beâahnmtHôf: That reason alone is why 

every Lowell student should own a student 

c b ^ y ^ c a r d . ^ ; : ^ ; . ^ ^ - -Vb/'*' ••'''•', 

v-.^^J3^§ra^\Vf^>/detfgned'' by Barbara 

gKPrestbh^'and âles;are,nqw.Kpinff "on. For., 

«K4K«im?-«>?4^»^-'-----iT tine) With an eve cnwnrd the future wo 

is i! \V(- stand Itoidly by our sent and (ell teacher 

nltrui n vase of Aunty Clnra's that h Grecian. 

Of ecutfe. Aunty Clura never had the vase In th« 

first plr.ee, but that's all right. Teacher imiles 

fin-1 put* » Me fnt A in her book, and w« l>eam 

with pride. We then sit down and wait for the 

(•ell to ring. 

V,*c then go to history, We enter the clit*. 

sit down proudly and begin taking history notes. 

Tint v, lint's this! Our eyelids become quite heavy, 

Thirirs begin to twirl nround, n;id we find our* 

•elv'-s, head nn donk. fn«t asleep between oitjhtcen 

hathin« lieatttlcs, or Frank Sinatra's, as the case 

may he. \\V dmnl nnd swnon a.* Ileilv strokes 

•iur rluek with a package nf Tientyne. Shi* begins 

liitiing xm harder, harder HARDER, when we 

nwiifer t.i find that it is teacher pounding at us. 

We smile, yawn, and fit up. while nhc scribbles 

.in K In h

•BjapcrtSEH 

« « 

^Boretta Only Veteran to 

Return; Lowell Hopes Slim 

ET-With only on* regular riuirn.nir, 

Krom to« yenrV outfit, Lowr.llS 

^"Titanic" icriddcra onvncd the sea- 

-ion lMt Saturday aKAlnst Unroln 

•awl'today will faw & fast Com- 

merce team In what appears to bo 

Jan even Steven scruRcte. 

- When Coach Voyne picks hi* 

[ttiTi to finish lilxth. then one 

tathem thnt the situation Is bod. 

Jiually he figures his boys to 

- end In tl:« first three. Voyne bo 

lfcves that Lincoln. Balboa, Poly. 

St. Iimatiu.', nnd Commerce nl!j 

have ilii-played more powerful clev-l 

«ns thnn the one the Indian* have, 

thnt If. on pnner they have. More j 

favored team* hnv> been overwhelmed 

by lesser manned squadsj 

then vou eonld ever realize. In 

' fact. it** totter to be the under-' 

doff In n football jrnme. 

Johnny Bore tin. two hundred j 

pounder, in the only retailor to re*. 

turn. Jawn, as the boy* call him, 1 , 

CM n paw receiver lant season,! 

cavort in c nt the riirht end position. 

Bat as thine* look now lie has boon 

•hlfted to tackle to bolster the forwnrd 

null. "Tlpjcr" Mel Wilhnck 

will Mart off at left tackle. Wllhack 

shown fine possibilities. Al 

Newell will alternate with him. 

The tivo ends. Dout* Kcovil nnd 

Dave (inrdenpr, saw nctlnn on the, 

Goofs Ir.st vear, nnd. with it few! 

camrs under tlvir twit should' 

come around tn expectations. , 

Movintr over to the center of the, 

line we find guard Dickie Morris 

and Jim lEicct-ns. Morris, n slight: 

fcrappy character weighing in nt 

142. provided many surprise* to, 

opposing nlnyerH Inut jvnr. Itic-; 

ccn* has little plityim* pxperit'nepi 

hut Is biis nnd ngi:r.'5MVi\ Center 

Bill Nelson t.« in the name pnrdicn-; 

nwnt. Ircing n bit short on play- 1 

Enc time. 

The Iwckfii'ld shnni-s up like 

thin: m*>M of the heavy duty ball, 

carrying will fall on the broad 

shoulder* of Roger "Hull** Torres, i 

the converti*d linesman. Roc. short j 

and itocky. cnuld In* the surprise: 

attack of the Indian*. i 

He w«?nt throuiih last year's) 

Biwllinp wnson nnd should hnv*?: 

all the ability for a tough line' 

smasher. A hotlv contested hat-i 

tie ii beinir wnkctl for the nil lm-; 

oortant quarterlmck sput between! 

Winnie Mevers, second strlmr 

quarterback last rc.ixsn, nnd Jim*' 

my Itenvcr. second tenm end of M*t.i 

At nrpsent. Mover* lins the edce 

nn Jim, nit he in the better hall} 

•" handler an well AN having Instj 

jwarV experience to give him confidence. 

On the other l.nnd. Itenv-i 

• er passes well, nnd only time will! 

tell if he will break In the first 

•• g ? gB-^^TIIE IX)Wr.Li:';FRIDAY.^SEPTEMBE't-M?l»ife^ 

"i^^^^Mf^&^^^^m 

L, *" III! 

Aerial'Attack Gives 

Promise of Victory 

THEY DOOD IT By Noel Kelly 

„ Lincoln L 

«n«r-tti;irfYe;:tbt-Irftop£t 11; perform^ ., 

--'the ,nw;;ic*wn,'iUwett'«| 

Il l l 

. ,? ,? L Commerce team tbafc^ * 

ipld th ht "G 

l L l Commerce team tbafc 

toiiplcd the mighty "Gomi of »^ 

G«ncrm!on"7 6 in 1041 Uwell- r 

Itea have never forgotten the hnii v! 

llUtl following foll 

that'r that defeat?^ defeat, 

and today, another Lowell team ii. 

V. 

prtpared to jtlvo Commerce a real: 

*licllackmff 

Although Commercerxoes. Into'" ^ 

j th« Kame n slifcht favorite. Lowell >' 

; tcamR haw never been* known"to " \ 

pay nny attention to^nre-gamo ,; 

oJJs. With breakaway threats,In . 

Don Pettlt and Gene Trweau, - , 

power from Hog Torres, and Win* 

nlc Myers* ami Jim Heaver** pass* 

fnjf, Lowell him a pood ch&.lco of 

upHettinff the applecart and coming 

home a winner. 

In front of this backfleld, a biff, 

hard-charfiini; line, . headed -by- 

Johnny Borcta, Lowell's candidate 

for nil-city tackle; Jack Stroad, 

junior Kuurd, and Bill Nelson, 

made-over fullback at center, will 

open the hole* that lead to pay 

dirt. Dave Gardner and Doug 

, Scnvil, the pascVBnagKinK endi: 

I Allan Ncwoll. Ted Adihade, and 

I Dick Mnrrin. veteran xuards. will 

I alto be In there bearing thi; biant 

| of Commerce 1 * ground attack. 

i The Commcrco team may bo 

| *umrr.cd up in one word, Loskotoff. 

Fred loskotoff in Hie find string 

j Itulidoj- center, nnd h'c brother 

| Bill h the Htnning fullback. TIio 

l Loikotoffs are back for their sec* 

untl year of vnmity football, and 

tlicy nro the ones to watch out 

for. 

AIKO back art* Amando Kerrante, 

*>lnr end from last year** team, nnd 

Marcel Bayautct, tackle. 

Station Webster revm* sure to 

he the hrnkaway threat, OH he will 

be openuinir from the tailback 

j*pot in Commerce's Notre Dome 

} fyiUcm. A fast mun and a good 

j patutor. Weliptcr is another one that 

; Lowell neH fear. 

| It appvitr* that Commerce's attack 

mu} come throuch tho air, 

with Wclritcr throwing and baaketballvnt 

Jim Green and Richie 

StnntVl, alatiff with Ferranto and 

Sal Cnrdinulli catchintr them. 

So don't underestimate this 

Commerce team. Coach Voyne uya 

that Commerce has one of tho best' 

team* In the league and should put 

up a terrlfi: battle. The Unc-ups: 

Lowell 

LE— Scovjl. 

VT— Newell. 

IXÂdxhad Âdhd 

, team. I 

Left flnlf Pnn 1'ctlt has a touch) 

job ahead of him. He fill* the! 

•hoe* of Pick Calender. All-City! 

1 

bock of Inst war** fame. Thnt In 

• i fob in Itself. Bnb Griffon, first 

" frighted for the left half portion, 

J 1 -. IK alternating with Petit. Gene 

". TreMreu in uuproven nt ritrht half 

. hut will 1x> given nil opportunities 

r to show hid cannbllitles. Pmctlco 

1 

MMions hn%-e found Gene In fine 

form. 

After Roinj- over the sqtiod n 

few time*, there is one very np« 

^parent fact: 

fJ .The team I* chock-full of juniors 

IK with little if any playing cxpe 

w± rience. So it doesn't look like n 

VJ v f n i Btl C—Nelson. 

KG—Morris. 

RT.—Uorcto. 

HE—Gardner. 

Here are the Indian*.: I, Wrnny Me>et>, ((•: 2. Don IMitt. II.; X Jim KtRsinx. C; 1. Gene Tre»erau, II.: 

.-». John Itorvla. T.; A, Dick .Morris, (;.; 7. liill NcNun. C: 8. Al Lew,-11. T.; 9, Duug Scnvil. E 10 

II: 

Q—Denver. 

UI—I'ettit. 

linger TnrrtTC. F.; II, Pure Ganlner, K.; }'£, Couth .Mllcr. 

10. ItH—Trearvau. 

K—Torres. 

Fall Track IlLighweight Baskcteers Show 

Commrrce 

Having u group of vctcr- Promise; Seven Vets Return! 

mil to t fForm 

tho nucleus ul of f next n 

LG—Kocnlir. 

year's e. Cam- 

"'^ merce 

^tooer 14—Uwell T». Poly. N 

ep«tober 21—Lowell m Itelbot. . 

|noTenber 1-Lowell m. Gaineo. _ 

7NoTeniber 9—Lowell n. St. tuna. 

W*< tins. ^ , , 

K£L T • i'Xiicnciicc aro not to be counted, 

,vmlulB I'clc Schoonmakcr,. uut as contcnilcni for the title. lie-; 

:, ••»>- IUCCCSSIUI ncason If von IOOKI Jack Vanilcrmalo. and Bill Schmiill tumlni: Ward llvaly. from Herb last yiar's Suhr, squad Don XLO arc 

; at the von and lint record nut It! will be back to bolster the cross- nan. Ward nnd llcaly. Bob Herb Sockaloi-. Suhr, Don Healy, Nco-i 

E Jfll be an IntercstlnB year to seolcnuntrj- team. nWme with new-moving from second fitring to first,, 

provided ncnrinj; punch, an welt tul 

Orloff. With the sieht of a Block backbord ability. Noonnn, airaln! 

'L" to njmr them on. Coach Ilnr-j a firvt utrinKCr, will bo called! 

"«berl'i»_Lowell yi. Sacred, 

1 -- —• "-•- --•-•— »-----i 

j how our boys can fleht nBainsti comers Dob Olirera. Jim Edivards, 

" odds and maybe, knock over an oc-l Don Branson, Stu Jones, and Boris 

eulonal favorllo now nnd then. " ""• -t "' •" ' " 

K'fjmln csnecla!!y.l More than 

iif' c * nn SIDE-LINES 

By Victor Levit 

TODAY LOWELL TAKES ONand 

wlu bolster tho middle of U. 

«' •» expected. But one! rlx predict* crvat success for lhe[iM>on to do n great deal of bnlli a toujrh Conunerce eleven atKcxar. S. 0. 

tninic Is certain.- As lone as: Mike marathon men. 

'while'directing the at-.Thc Indians will use tho *, 

1 

VbVM h eoachlmc tlio boys, there A!«o Also on me the niuK*"") program '"t for 4«n.w»m. fall: tack, 

while Commerce prefers- tho "No-. 

will be a hard flrfitinc team rep-! track k are a walkathon lkthn and a pen- pen Al Al»o showlni; promise are Aosh- treDatne Box." Losses through' 

•nentlnir the banners of Itct nnd tathion, the latter beinjr composed mtn ncro Hum, Slonlcm Ware,! 

While. He's had less material nnd of five events in competition. -Stan Jxapi*. Tom Glikbar?. Robby 

t mid. more of It In the- span of Weight men, Tom MtQuadc, Sam' Foster. Uorb Funir, Don Valoria,; 

; rear", he's been nt Lowell lhan S!nclnlkoff, and Don McThee, will Stan Alder, and Harry Marre. 

!, any other coach In prep history. be thero pitchine; this term with jv. On tile uthcr hand, the ono hun- 

EfKta spenk for themselves. Hubcr. Tambcrt'. nnd Bill Murray, iral twenty poundur* seem to liavo 

all point winners last year. In Iho everything. ComLi» up fromfirst 

h Irdles. strlnir "JO's" are Teddy Valorla, 

ManV OL Lowell's sprinters, who Bill "Fed" Muck, and Henry Mnl- 

' many of the jiolnts last lowncy, Charlie Louie, and Chesterj 

1 . line. The Trojans an curatWU! 

Urs 

graduation are heavy for both 

teams. It should J»#a close game.| 

ian^..» 

can beat two of these teams, they! 

p'a> offs as the rest of the scled. |Kl? l iol!?M l ti!SI" l i ll ?? i 

""«" «norL Last 

year that helped win tho chlim-Stiiiaro return from last year's ylo ulo, l« I. against aitalMf weaker weaker-;eleTens.|„, elerens.1 u," *?' ikj tiS Si l 

ntnniihln nro rctumnlir for anothurl team. These five, w th freshman eoacli Voyne Is conservative. Bdl., 

lies. Yet Ihe team had only one 

?ear in the cinder.? hcaded'by|r)rew.,Tunier. formthe nucleus of thinks that the .Indian, will not £ 

relurnlns; regular frcm the year 

oelore. • • ••'••*., • 

Bob flX Nolan. Notan^Tom'^wbrldgeJ Tom Trowbridge.| andInsmiut and - - looking --••' outfit Speed -—.-"-" hi finUh /hiiheryihan .•.,.•._,.... sixth." ...I* ,Ho 

Al Wolf? Wolf. Up from tb« tbc 120's'jvlll no n.oblem to these boys. with| places Lincoln, Balboa. Poly, Com-. :• Practically,.Ihe umehsituation 

bo Keith Edwards, Don Backer,! trackiaen Valoria and Stanaro merce, and SL. Ignatius ahead of prevailed Inn jeara agoT when !he 

Joss Scraggy. Ron NovaM-sând, burning up the courts. Nor should LOWPIU 

Indians won Ihe diamplonishp. 

Don Sweet. 

height worry Coach Neff. as Sta- TO BARTHOLD, former Lon«ll ;'H.'ean 

"Hard work Is what doe. It." naro, Loutc, Knack nnd Turner otC^ll star, is now u Nivy V-l£ 

says Coach Harris. If he Is right, are all quite 'Jail as tho "heavy 

Lowell will win another chanrplon- lightneicW go. 

ahip hi next t spring. rig 

Another asset to the squad will 

( happen agalhl' '' • 

Here are a couplo of picks 

traineV-stntloncd at tho University,

FOUlt 

L«uer end 

At the flmt'meetlng of the room 

representative*, John. Epstein and 

Letltl. Lew«r • •-• • • 

, denu of the I 

d'K. Among 

ren-esoitntlve* 

of »ne Kale o 

iitudent boo 'hat of p*.war 

i i.nd John lliin-tta promise I»«vll sine* Mny. Iteftire thai he. I'"; '"{ altitude toward the war. 

• •»•« in make lhi« lem, wa, ,:,lli,,mM i,, Sl.,,ttle. i h " "'"'?!;.„*"• '' ulle tssei,' enterprizen. brand, prfxiei. o| the Shield nmr „ -,. 

ry..' TheChum- 

"»"'"»•»•«• . 

Strul ': Vl"-Pre«ident Mildre.1 ""•;""•• 

- , ,.,„ ,,l/,:;.w member., """•••rg. «n.l Swn-tariM Virginia: •'"-nj'iinl JI.-Wr.iy 

and I'eggy Berwick: 210—Stuart 'Anyone who Is inlemlnl mn>join '•'""•"• und John lloretla promise l/.«vll sine "-- 

Jones and Jean Harmon: 22«—; up. The Chemistry Club. S|HIII. "• "" their "•»'!" make Ihis.term n» ,:,iti,,n 

James Edward and Nartna Crock- xml by Mr. Srhwaru. has r'».n. ""i.." 1 "' wl 'l '"">•• '«• lememU'ieil. W1 , 

et::IIT-Morton Dunn and Marilyn for new? member*. It meet, every . Th " memWr* ef the Shield, th.- "' " >l 

• linden: .118—Irwin Levin and Weilneiulay in room W! *" U l ""'" r '""'.v. are .Marjorie ' "• the s. r 

1 "> '••""• lllU ' 1 -' 1 ' «•>..- -*> - I-;- in.•••' *~;\a£-^5'£S£jSSJ5 

•II. the wntennt ieplie.1: S-well. | |,ui lew and less violently. It U 

_•*. Jlil.lr.il'llnlliuri;. X,,r., ""•' f " r , and .Mnrlen- 0reenl*rKJ _,«, 

"""'•" '.leiu-e to train, for. believe Ft"or 

—Ahrend lloi-.tmeyer and The... „. ""', . , '""'"•» , ">'".'". . ,. , bos|ilta , . _ , in" Jean Unwell, Kriin Kmle. .Mary "n his blouw Sergeant Jlehl-i ,„„, j, •„ cheaper. 

dorii Van Logheni; Kll-llill Korte Jorlc. nrnl .hemienl plants, 

and Kllierui Keener- :5H—I'wlghl'. "" ".'""'" 

gng^tAe's^'^li'c^ ••„., C^ r..nheoun.ry,h.,g?v,.,be.nato 

Ine> >*s tri|M lo hus|>itul IniHini 

• • - • • • ' - One 

visited ,h 

Wilber and Marilyn XVordlow; 

—Andy Andenmn and Jean At..... 

Ion; noijb—Jack tiendrick and Rosannc 

Hirrchfieid: :!00e — James! ^'r. Schwartz deelarei. the eluii >u-mlN>rsbiii In the Scroll .-.m- I 

Senvv and Marta Nagel; 11(1—Rnlî will have an intervstini: time, as si*l* of Ihe fotl.iwlng Uiyi.: Till 

ert Soclinlov and Matlhla Hanson, tnrr* ure over 2:10 .-h.-miiiil nlnnis A.Mia.l... n i e k Anmniles. Jim 

H.I I" San Fninclreo. U.nv.r. Jack Itonhrrll, J.ihn llore- 

Room 102—Dmitri Koovohlnoff fiui.1,.,1 |,y their new iiffi.ers— '»• Jack Curl,.)., j a i n i, Curtis. 1 

and Then I'apiuiilakls; 1'JI—It,,l» Hill Johnson, president, and Hill Jame. lluvanis. Hill |:vers. lli.k 

Gals and Sports 

Ity Sharon llemlck 

i Sanlley Sankord: •"" " "- • • - •• • '*' ' " "' ' " 

i:irU who are full group in no time at alt 

Tht (irive in to commence in »i Bv th^ wav ' i Radio Club When asked by reporlent from 

i The lowed If they neeileil any an- 

^!*istiiiK-e. the etliton* Immediately 

. .... .showed their teeth In a board 

which affords* sneer, and softly shouted NO! 

thick or'battfe i 

a very Intercstlni; 

thin,' I L'! - • - 

nyÎUly and In — t«_... - -....,„ 

* The enllntment card* are to be 

(•Imilnr to the -last torm>, «nd arc 

to be the fame'fiir all whoola. The a rcraiibool, 

countriw. 

U ' 11I< thc •ould Drown dangle* the - posaibllity of 

out im unmily. 

• liuer-sehool competition with bis- 

oMAfiie GliiDcidvit. i „ ketlmll croup* from other KhooU 

iiKcr, promiitert » toumnment 

toumn Iwlore those girl* who like tnf 

at th« etui of th« term, with ih hiuh hih swish of the ball Koine thrown ; 

ami low «con;rs eompt'tinir. DowU the net. All «uch glrb are utrow- ' 

future copyboyn of 

- . , — --—'i the Kxninlner and Chronicle were &$. »nd Sn&,5S,3iflBar ajg v 

anwh movies, dinncni,l about to leave, three arm. were ekn>e theM pin. belter »kelter.,s,|nVtb»? which" may caie tl* 

member, are making; out nulling them back. "Wait, 

of Spanish speaking you can help us." After lintening 

h'^H "it V , D ? llc , Vf ""•; na»wrhy to duck in antlclpatfon'of.. 

chief, hopes to we n lante proupj |utt« 

ss^ssspsasaa 111110 ^ Ki ir^p > ^p*,r fci *'* -•—Îsisa: ;a ^SUS.L 3f«: 

Q ect crv ot ltr ottc 

*n Praottaeo a« a whole 1H UP*»TIIWLII i * ?? ' '' '' '•'* ""owinjr what thci 

htlKl-tn her uttotn -fir dnnallnm lir'**"J« 'B rnoin JI8, Rath mc-et- mu*t ilo. In enter to owilHt our 

r— * * " •• J.. _iT _ i -. _."**! ' n hlnltv (Good for the 

J>»« do. In onler to awltt our 

purf. 

fellow nribblcra ,»« print their 

Man, 

ff "« nrwcdwl l>y a notice In th* felluu lilra. "I'lease, •> ^tihlut^ turn in «„ all ..-tni your num- .t._t- tntcrented In Icarnmfr the 

Utemore. »ho 

your num- 

the croup, l fx looking lkl ffor 

a 

mir citidtdii to tin nrctl them 

turnout of Rirls who will put— — ir.u 

lrn(il>.** 

will hel;> 01 w Petroff fill the their powder puff for an hoar «r£ F 

ntnkii of her modern dancing *o once n*cck. 

) - ^ 

aU ske|itic.i 

kKB behn..l 

.Tall bapei f'rr 

Grcup' •>! 

H 

KBOin >iMf! 

the race." :i 

the good w< 

im't over >e; 

The anc.un 

Dcy" v/o* b: 

October 1^. r 

few yeais . 

. : alfclnc bic t' 

. Tfce vewa. 1 

to lee aome 

IHe Man 0 

byadmirinc 

mined that 

in kin poekw 

*riteni' ernr. 

• Pre»y Sh 

,l«-a .urcej 

««i-annu:il 

14 with the s 

»r Lee. vi'rel»»r. 

necret. 

'.J«thy of nn 

' wtl 

., October 2: 

;fftt tO !|,« 

i'-tl* time at 

•'"rang title- 

' JJifct mlnut. 

UuiM4fh inci 

«» did the 

SffKh Into

. Volume 84, N'I San Fra », California, Thumlay. November 0. 1044 

>;v Founded Jan 

Varieties November 28,29, 


A Glance 

|l> Noel Kelly • 

Sinrt* "Vir Oltli- I/fHell" litrft 

went t» I'rejtji, nuiity thing.- havi; 

bcvii Iiappeiiitii* ti the reservation 

that doer a* reo'Siiiiion, fitiwe-' 

ijncntly this column will bo devoted 

to various happenings thav-other- 

\vi*.- *vi»uM not W inentit'tied. 

Iiij:.ili«'it. or rather UwlsJil of 

thv p.i>t nniiil.i. wii., "tiUck Saturday. 

' Coluber 14, on which day 

tTi-j -..'artU** fell before a champUJiiship-iKuiiid. 

i l »rrot eleven in 

(h--- ;ltirty-fitj*t animal prep ela*tM.J 

by tiif * «-'ry cnvim-inn M-oru of 

•y,-ii uliat hurt!. Kvery member 

«f tin- Lowell s-tudeiil body can 

iu-t. f""l prowl ol* the. fellow* 

who ii-'^r considered tim same 

iMt until tin- iHii-1 whiMle Iiad 

bluu-n. After uluyinK lirillittut ball 

in tue firat iiunrter, tnu Indian:* 

iu-t couldn't keep the pace, yet 

men like- Don l'etilt and Mevo 

llaix I*'!" of whom had to be ear- 

ned i-ff uf ihi* (i « Id i-ff "f i - 

m f. l< ? 1 

«ii>nt *>t the f»«t thal we "-uul 

the bail Ktttnci und both went down 

! Plans for Varieties 

[ Now Under Way 

; Ye*. Et'fl here again. Jt'a that 

inilituii dollar »how. it's tune for 

1 

the annual Lowell Christmas Va- 

;r.eties. There will b« thive jtlu- 

• nr.us iit-rfdimiincea of jcala enter-" 

tainuicnt whicn come your way 

f only oncv a year and wmca from 

i their pant record are worth waiting 

fSI-I« have taken care of that department. 

Such favorite* of "Out 

I 

'of trie Prying I'an" a* Xyel Kelly, 

< onny Oiok. Frank LaBercc. Nail- 

_. 

Wallace.' Jerry Ets-Hokln,* and 

I >•>* .Mr. I'olland, will be «tt'n. Short 

'(•no-net plnyK will be done with 

KiK-h titl.'M -is "When the Wo.Id 

u«- u--> *. -> .- Jiiiuiy oilier*, an WL-U att «ome new 

tryirnr. CunemU aie also due tl»j I..m4-l|\ Iricky i|iinrt.Tli.irk. Jim llravir. rrvU »tt a liatii ar«und riijlu fnil aenin-l I'ulv KN Trd \d-hitile I:iltiu whkh hn * hcvn all .>keptics that it is pueblo to 

kwi» 

.developed 

U«,..l l«'hintl -.tudeiit a ball body, club who even showed wl»en 

all uufM* for victory are lout. Much 

..«•«•** Itt-y-lilnck. 1'arrois won. 2R.0. • I »'>• Mr Ivllaml will be «en Sht 

u: l tuts ctedit th ^nould t KO to able "The to are 

Group' of IlilMiranii, W-Uon, 

Htrriivnow, Curley. etc.. al. of 

Lowell Challenges in 

wnom yelled ihtmaelves "blue in CII-H-IIII •*•!•. litit. i*wr* who 

dtt nui.." a. It were. K«,, up ,, "'n Ji | IhSr'ic'h,, il ntibjti-t.i 

thv «.«• work. KnnK. the >«son it [1](. ),^,jlT1 „, ,K. mih,nalir,, „ 

l.iu o\er >ct. ll« awniil i|uan«'« wotk hy the War Bond Contest 

The ancient mstitulion of 'llfllo Hlir ,f the 

kiw.:i HucceMfully nut over the third quarter, tliouuh plans are 

Mfml.annuiil lo\v-:t jij; un Ort!»*r ptill tt'iitutive. a no|>cimi putty will 

It with the able lutsiMatii'c of ciin-*i-littuix a ilu^y tvnn. 

ny Lee. vk-e-prexy. and Uohby I'o- 

UUer. liecretnry. The thliius mwt 

J s 

School Plans 

"Oh I'm packin' my j;iip. 

And I'm luavin* today. 

For I'm takiit* a trip. —" 

TIllM the future, theme 

of tin* Iîwell Indlun. d who, an 50011 

liifter the war an poiotible, will 

, uuther hi* «' l'»iwnnf for the *how. 

pn.mii..>nee a-'iiin. thiK time the l-'/r they are def-Iiminir and makinjt 

ruiitifl lutvinjr to tlo with tne luit-' :iil thv wl * 

tlefieM mid not the football field. 1 

The IMXKI xtaff under the dirw- r>i 1 rx r% • 

tio.i or in*, ick-'icmnii han thai- blood Uonor Unve 

!• nfTi'd the I'urrot>> to a content 1 

•i-htch it u, lv S..M iiMrtii.- i; the IK-1 Continued This Term 

riml of 

2 to l>ecember; 

vonteat tat it in conjunction 

v:ith the e mxth war lonn ln drive di and d ""*•' remstiv race for blood dowill 

IK* on a jn*r capita btmi* duel »"r>* '»* «»1 The marchinp men on 

e diffeieiice in the itixe of tin 1 will I, . _ < ..., __ _ 

to the diffeieiice in the itixe of the ' •—»«••* LowcllV »«•"« chart i>"« now total wuu IM, 154. Wwith 

iw« -tiul-'in bodfe*. I>ow«Iliten will'«(rf«ry 231 £tl In I the th lend, ld with ith 43 

the theme n j i_ r» L " wa^ the news relwwwl by I'rlticltittl mt\v tu top any prevtitui* effort in, donont. »" of October 25. Tho 

rreacnted by Uebaler«;.stepheiiH at the Conimeicc mlly.lonier to enierne victorious in the'*-' ni| rt' maile by Wcntworth Mrf , 

>.-h*n be announettl that the Honnlj l»'"d tnce, niut it in the aim of lho, :: V*< nl)l1 Uarlmra prexton. 310, do 

r 

'w ••••well numtoiiutn will rin»r of Kdunitiou Iwnl autlmrlxeil Su- xtuff to have a bond purvhui-ed; \'^" marchlni; fltrurM, each '=.*for 

every Ktudent enrolled in nlfyim; one blood itouor for tho 

l/iwell. rei;ii* of the pupil who broURht 

An ovLTttcan veteran will be at: 

today'* 

other imy will et out nnd 

.why should I? Why? A»k 

;^\oyne. . 

r^The Lowell, its well as the atu-j 

;-,'dent hddy officer*, is ejcpouadlnic a I 

wlier oC.'school uplrit" ol^ve all) 

Card Spirit 

Shows Decline 

4eIse.'..Ther.'il a natural tendency I At the outset of the 11M4 prep 

y,fcr'-milrlt to.ilrop off'after'a sue- football season, It was »'"!Pt, 

•oniMnl. Herbert Hnnloy.'well-I»havin>r cream, soap, candy, gum, 

knnwn San Francisco Insurance! combs, address book*, clirarettes, 1 

broker and T>m-el1 nlumn'js. has[and uockct books, these boxes un-; 

nmivl thnt the plan be Elvcn A-l doubtedly will brinic meat hapjil- 

-•msldcration in the city's post-ness to many servicemen overseas! 

warnlannine. |this Christmas. ., . ~ r '-":.l tlon talirf J10B.4). Bes oe« ca dona hundretl per cent mi this term 

•tai tai n-» n» made twell twel so vital altions. numerous sift, w alro the 'arm'cwlitinjt" belnc dime by 

wrt of Isn FranelKo" FranelKo 

(contributed 

Rill Fvent, stmlent bod/ tMasuter 

r

l»fc.-a-i. • 

m 

ir- 

„ of l~w?.t Ilsb Hchool . - 

-J-. KOO lUjr«« 8tf«*i. Ban Frm«l«c«. 

" LOWKIX STAFF 

EUITOB—^ . - _XOKI. KBM.y 

Associate' Editor ^ Sharon Demick 

SporU Editor. ;.'..;.','; .:.Dan Tcplin_. 

Nero Kditor. . Jimn Ifcron 

Circulation Manngcr.: I>on Kny 

,"•.:.• ltEI'OHTEItS 

lltirltin Knuvt 

3IUk*iu Cany 

Vnd OUT , 

(-*»nnh> CrmM 

Kophlu p IVll'Ortii 

Beverly everl fl flower* 

•Imilrp milrp WlMtiuiit Wl WlMtiuiit 

{•utrtelA •uttl HHelms 

Jim Itetinath 

llobm Hitchcock 

I'Atrktn Hunt 

IVU KHirlfln 

Kick Kmiijt 

tu pri'i*i*, Flower Hitplidpn will 

either 1M IMIIJT Kteady with Honk 

"8l>" Hitlchrnnd. or very, very 

«-;i.itL* to it. When nuked olmut 

"wi**?** Don Ijnvrenc*-, Fluwcr coyly 

»aid, nmite—"ItV Iwcn nice nnd 

111 *ce ya—later.** Orchid* to Bij- 

St.-vi- Marx (I make more money 

thin wny). and I luce Don Pet it t 

(tlWc tout three word* ju« add a |io»t.«cript to Kill Event 

and Jim Heaver. A little hu»tlo. 

frllas, tin- ntd reservatinn Is overflowillc 

with eliirilile yirli*." 

. Now that Dick Murrin i.i mi the 

•tingle liit, he hax act liix eye on 

Ihrw of I^WI'U'H nquaws—Hev 

[fainmei. Cnmilc Tnmci'le. and 

Kniti- Giviner. Kente. mei-nie. 

ininie. nin, «;tc. Kditnr.t 

We of T«f|h'C nr..' clad to net? 

that I.?n \Vitrutn has finally Keen 

the I'trht and wined up. Now tlenr 

old Cimiy »j* left holdinir the hni>Pwnip. 

iiint'-nd «f Lin left holding 

th»> Luc. I'm Crei'ory ,ITH{ chick 

\\ :itt iitv tii'-lwil ax a f.nninir thinjr. 

whdf .Iii,-k Cntlrv mid Jnin Farrel 

timaiti tit a >tnndr«tiH. Fanmiw 

- ln;t Wi.nU: Qutitli .l.-tcl: Curley— 

ritftit and rlfii>K not erpri'M thi- •'I'll nei>-r uo cteady airain." It 

vii'Wi* nf thu writer: * Will any l«.nk-* a.-* thntich he really means it. 

Kir] who wantif to do hiimanitarmi, 

work plt-iirif yev Uill I'l.llnck! Hi< Ati-w.-rinir a lei if r frrm whnt 

h:t»n'i liml n diilc in »> lor.ir. nil *up railed "a l>e!nted hitrli-"/" we 

he can n-iiu-mlwr is .vomit; Karen In-reliv nuntion Itilt Maillnux. Lee 

Ki-nanl, 

Hund. I>»u Si-hlnvnn**. Ji.rk Str«.ini 

ni;d—irad. this in Iiciriiminc t» |MI): 

Ht'.'nt at a P-K-ML an nf.-mijn: I'kc n trJi-itlmrj? dtrei'torv. Joke c*" 

-The only reason I c,( ^tuuly, [he Wf>U' F'tti'k I.-' R*rr«» and 

ili'an;. i-> Utraiwe a dateV n date." Jlvn Mit fet'l (hat 

Virgin in Iêo valii j»hf would re- I'i't'' 1 nvmrn wamintx .iomi* mirt 

main nnonymou."' 

..f a .itntu.n for tre ar-MinpliBh- 

It ic with KTcnl pli-i'nure that we im-nt of flu- war. numely. stitn? 

aiinoiimc that Dinlie Walker has ^fojidv wiili oi'e i»i»l f- four venr.*. 

re.-lK»'"I ftoin "The h\»red Four. w!ih nn ...id in c'irlit. > 

Inc., ami U now hvlplnir Mike 

.îiint carry hfo water htirkct. (HA! 

Kdftor.) 

Open letter lo Mnriun Lorton: 

"Firm it wax Jimmy Colllnit at 

14. then A! Curr at 15. (iw. Mnrion, 

ju*t think, nuyhp in about 

five year-* you'll Ret .1 man your 

own ace . . . mnylic!" 

It x«>em* that Norma rar5on>* U 

Inkinc over Ifnrbarn CuidottiV 

if turd nfJîiKr mentioiied in every 

isjiui-. We don't know w!iy we're 

r fir"ar»'t Ix>vitf.r 

h-lnt; hi* lu-tter half. 

SulU-'* nni'i- Ptrittn craw'Int* 

I k it'to.hev *Ml /?» m.w that 

i* n' 1 -* iio'" fW Jin-* nnd X«cûiintcr alonir. Prunella promiy*>x 

to I*.- &>M, however, and the thr»t» of you 

«-nter the theater. You wilk down the ab1», 

climlt over ten penpl**, and finally uei your neat*. 

.Sonuuiii.'. howiver, has placed a raw i-jfir, nn yutir 

feat, and yotn* new coat t* ruined. 

You ileeirle not to mnke a WPM, "•ecauee your 

owt) aildnihle IVni> ix about to kw Maybll-n 

.Moonypliit, the chinti up t'irl. in "The Jezebel of 

Mtidholc Gulrh," a ver>* ÎMNI .-i^cond feature. 

IVpc i»kor .'.Inyl-lt.-s iii hix armx and holdfl h«r 

ilnfe to him. Pi-pe xmtifi*. ax only he ran «milc, 

and ki.-*j.iM Mayhli>>. All It xtjM, until a tomato, 

thrown from the balcony, hit.* Prunella on U.e 

heitd. and ."he Ixxittit to scream and cry like a 

kihy. Thi- man in front ix very annoyed, and 

ymi i-arry the *4reaminir Prunella oiKside. After 

cx|»!ninitnr that all lovety little ladie* jret hit on 

the head with tomatoes, her nerve* are »>onthrd. 

and you ure once airnir* inxidr- the xhuw. Thrtt> 

Kiilorx. however, have taken yotir xeaU, and you 

are torced t»» fit in the very first row. 

UMikinir !*trait-ht uj), you we the dainty Mayitlisis 

>t«l» hervelf. hcvaus« PejH* had run awwy 

with Fifi IlitmtiiMit, that ace "fall movie villains. 

You an 

t>-]iri>! It's Iwen 

1 terriMy upm-t over this, liut "Twilijfht 

Thrirlx" :V iiltnut to IH I J;I(I, and you must have on* 

m-'ie tfHmpite nf Pe|H-. The picture bocin* in 

fixnny ?pain. anrl you we Pexirn (lopwnott. 

IVreV ro-«iar. flnatinir in a raft. The raft 

.TiriiiUx a leak, however, und poor Desim in hard 

t>til in âvinir herxelf. Just llien, KWimmln^ ncro.*.< 

the Inkr, you xee Pepe. cumins to wuv Peidra. 

He frrnbs her and pull* her ayhnre, A pax,> shrieks nt the top of her lung*- 

To tnak>> things wor*e, ilear little Percy arriveii 

with father, and the two xtnre coldly at you. 

Father Iteckon*. and you utart to leave, rendy tn 

f>ice your chastisement. Beside*, yuu suddenly 

discover that Pep* ha* n mole under hl« chin, 

* i nd you It'nve. hrokt'n-hpartod over thin. Oh well. 

Dumnv BIoiit Traininjr Center. 

Ililt Itujtli, ".Mariiiei»." ftntloned at 

San Diego, California. 

I*vt. Lyman nirk^rsnti. "Army,** 

Aerial jiunner. Flexible Gunnery 

>c!ii>ol, Kinpnian, Arizona. 

Uon UrlilfPM* ".Navy." is attending 

Aviation Mrtulamfth School. 

LI. Jim CntM. "A. A. F.." is a recenl 

urnduato of WillNims Field. 

Ariuinn. He in m.w stationed 

nt Victorvlllo. California. Jim 

irmduatcd a* a pilot with ton 

honorx in June. 1044. 

Cn-intr Uerriman, "Army." In In the 

Armored Command, Fort Knox. 

Kentucky. 

IM. Dirk Jiicnsrh. "Army." is 

tniininir n» KaiUo Runner at 

Hiirkley Field. Ciiltiniilo. 

1-nmk Corcoran U an Aviation 

Cadet, studvine at Ilonjtwell 

Field, Xew Mexico. 

harle, Hulin. "Xiivy." ha« l»cen 

wromutcd from the V-12 program 

ti> MuUhltimnn. 

Faculty Helps War Effort 

'.Vithnut a /anfnru 0£ trunipcU 

anil liubllcity. the I^well fhculty 

hai> k-eii silently il'ilrijr itn hit for 

the war effort. Many teachers 

have been siientlintt thslr spare limu 

workinj; In the various war organization*. 

Miss Flynn Is a member of the 

lltobd Donor Gallon clrrb, having 

donated eight pinU of her blood to 

the nlaod Bank;' 'She van'Inti-r- ' 

viewed on'a recent^ broadcast for 

the nurses aides. ' Also of the RirlR' 

Dhysical cducttion. department.- 

Mlui Doehm and Ml«s Aclamn have 

"each Kivcn their blood nnd-huvc 

tauicht first aid elasseM/-- - - x 

Mr. Uehty, when asked what he 

wax iloing to aid the war effort, 

thought for a nitniitc. and then 

ver>* niei-kly said. "Well, I've been 

itn auxiliary firemnlt for three 

yvary. and let me see, yes, I've donated 

my lilood fivo times, and 

taught Mvvt'n first aid classes. Anil. 

wi>ll, I 'guess that's just about nil." 

Many of the teachers nrc lied 

Cross workers. In this field,' the 

Lowell faculty iri well represented. 

Driving ambulances and station 

wagons for thix organization aro 

Mm. Close. MIsurLt! Scur. sites- 

Uvston. nnd MIsx. Mcnsinff. Mrs. 

Kalllurg rolled liandoges for the- 

• Red Cross this summer at .'Fort 

. Muson. L : _".'•_ . ^ ; i;-. . 

"Waltz Me Around 

Again, Willie" 

Ity Xnncy Lowe 

Ah. >v.*. CIntc, how well 1 remember th« 

dtmin.i nf ln:il • iiiilm treih. r,,iinuln». n umall I? 

5' '«'• 'hat all Senoriforrta does !tV.lt;bfa 

5»Vi frM" 1 '«"«•'"» comb hlslgoldcn 1MW| 

••"SI 1 " 1*' Ani1 mclnitiaround the-plata'.ln? 

oi y? l S-"!" > J t of - five leeond, flat..woinnd.. 

oModtlo t»lbi:mei Chiet.Blpwhardv.WarrentS 

moiui and his woman Constance CooVi'df the:. 

Trap Cools. ....... > .-...-.,;.....*.i-a* 

: this il . 

atla* th | 

on thr i 

he B"t . 

line, i 

point. 

the Li.nr | 

clock k. 

White :i 

" Meyer* 

score. 

It 

f 

/,{.'-• 1 

Startinj 

too-, thi 

their ro'.l 

their »« 

PoIyV r 

October 

of DOU.T 

'"Kra 

Tin.

ialsl 

TUB LOW r [ T. THURSDAY. XOVEMBKU 3 13 H 

Team Injuries^Hedvy , - : 

Playoff Chances Rest on^Struggle with Wildcats 

In a tint ithkh will decide tough nnd ha* the ablllli to stop team* ranking high in the league 

DANNY'S DOPE the 

By DAN TAPLIN 

Striking twice through tho olriln'th'e flril i|twrtcr. the determined the intmc nil denpincd uniierdojtri, 

Lowell Indians held doin:edly wCdeferitinj: u fichtintr * 

tquad IS-" on K«xar"» muddy .loH last Wednesday. 

\\ ith the fmncd onil nniunil lateral p.m]t clk-kmK with preciHliin, the 

"nub r thi. Indian* of Lo»ill hit an)thing If gotten mad enough standing*^ (.melt • 

semi flnnl* In I1IJI the men or, U the right end, Dave Gardner, 

]thc Hed nnd White luiltls ihi. St n junior who transferred from • 

Ignatius Uildcal* on thi wind- I., will hold no punches wncn IK 

blown turf of U. S. P. field today.! moots his former acquaintances. At! 

I the other end is Doug ^Scovil, 

injury-ladcn Cards gw into lôwell'* first mte candidate for 

I f dt merce loly and Washington 

r —. nii. non parent (i In #ecpn4 

place wl-ilo the lighter light- 

richlViilr nf the !.mvt>ll lim> tit liiml hU Iiiinxl 5houlik-i> »vov ti 

llm 1 . Alt-x DiKvinl. his running pnitner. |ilnriK--il «'Vt'V for the punch. I* ably backed up by Murray been a great factor in their three 

•'goal Nuik"". I'.ill Ilivns. and Larry | victories. Next 111 line comes T,,l 

i I vie Williams, who ilovn all rlgiit V 1.1 M ? 

,,. for n Junior. Al the right half '"••' l> I at _ nt."r. , 

It KM fits! nnd ten on the Indfiin eleven when the Lowell lino "I With Ihi- Ivam spirit lit lt» 

l h V NI dldl l 

1 have louuh and de- 

L-idinir fames yni coming up. The tens 

meet St. Ignatius November 7, 

"! '» '""""• O Shea, another and th» »tui!eiit lo.lv solidly l»'l and the twenties engage Balboa. 

rfeniHl and stoniml llnrni fold on (brie plays. A fourth down pass. junior. The fullback spot is held thU fit-kin.; learn, the mill of the Ovtolicr :ui. 

s all that was left. The Ralilro eml Mroalwl down into th.' left iiir. ""»"" "y '•»"•>• Gerrnvich. Oilier Hid and While hive more than an 

ler of thi- rail lone. DiKi-ini's pass was true but Rein- Tresnraii hauled' nllernatiiig baekrivlii men are Bert ,.-,-n ihame to outscore St. Igna- The M-bitlule for tho remaining 

the ball down fur all automatir safety. That was tlie ball trame. [.:ttkin^. who itiKit thw iiiirorini*. and liu*., [f i«ii«nmir inimf in uaines: 

J,w linilman. fcvyiii n,i. ti,, men ..f AU-x (X'tolier :!0—l^wetl vs. Balbca. 

lljitlliui; with tin-TMtwcrfiil Wild- SvhwaiU will IK- HI for n fon Unoker Lincoln .. .Center... SI. Ignatius . Jim Canello 

Clarence Ytfuriagn Wash... .. .Guard. . llal'ioa lloh Franceschini 

DOUG LEAPS HIGH 

Novi-mber 7—Lowell vs. St. I(rn.'itilis, 

nt Lo'v'ell. 

N'ovi-mli.;r y—Lowell vs. Sacred 

Heart, at Sacred Heart. 

Nov.-nilH-r 17—Lowell vii. Gaii* 

leo. at Iîwetl. 

Chick Kelly 

Curt Foreman 

Jsck Feynck 

.Merrill Peacock. 

Harry Fromtn 

Itoy Barni 

Lincoln ..Tackle- .Mission An Psalllsi 

Mission.. ..End. ...Commerce. . ... Sal Cardlnale 

I'oly.. .Back. .. llolhna Krnir I'iunli 

l'ol). llack ..I'oly Duke Marlowe 

...I'nlv. Back. Balboa . ...Verne Scherha 

Galileo. Bark ...Commerce.. Bolt Itlengino 

= '43 Reserves 

Form Hoop Squad 

Losses to Poly and Balboa , 

Ruin Card Hopes for Playoffs! 

Uiwell's basketball hones for 

1»J4 rest on the shoulders of big 

JIN; Thurston, the only retumint; 

regular. "Littlo Joe" will play 

center, while Jim Duvarn* Joe 

Flohjivan, Bob West, and Al Krogstead 

will liattle It out for the forward 

posts. The important guard 

positions will be handled by the 

last of Dick .Vulrcady, "Lefty" 

Mocrc, Bob Mahr. and Elwln 

rnlyV rnmpaKinc Tarrots, S0-O,'thniUK" " biir hole in the lowcll, 

OaoWr 14. in: a lop-aiilcd battle. line to mire ninndtnn up. ' 

of power and rinliiR.! Thn BUM verc in command; 

Lowell, startltiR out with a| throoijhoui, anil Wow a cou|ilc •«• 

»ureo of patnine power, appeared! itoml wonnc elinncej before l'iun-1 

destined to come home u winner In | ti'e payoff smash. 

the first few minutei nH Jim Uea-! 

ver and Winnie Myen* completed; c.nnn| Snirit Dronit 

pai«e« to UOUB Scovil and Dave, School Spirit Drops 

Gardner to set tho IndinnH in icor- . : 

ine territory in«!do tho ten ynnl (tonininBeil rrom Pnue On.-I 

line. However. Uin Parrot defense eat and spirit shovi. »y the rtudent • 

ntlffened and die lnjunH were held. I lK,dy \vu» still to|is. 

I'oly uuntcd out and I/iwell started • I-or two traines, that statement 

ncnin. But they ran Into trouble'was Kospel tmlh, yet when the. 

and were thrown back to the Polv. "Cnnla" Wt thn>e tiltH in j»uci-es- 

Xi. Thcfe. on fourth down, with: HIOII. what should IK tho Inevitable. 

17 yard* to no, quarterback Jim! in most schools happened at 

Heaver elected ta.paftH Lmteail of* Lowell: our spirit dropped, 

pnntlnc. anil the ball wan knocki-d! For tho sake of example, let» 

down. There Pol;- took-over. KMtnlln u|i Ihc past. Four yearn aco,; 

Feydck ratnlillnp; tio >nud« to «l Mike's l«iy» drop|ied every Kamo 

touchdown, onlv to have II called on their nine Kanle schedule. \es,' 

back because o.' rlipplne However, the team droppeil nccordiiur to 

tho Parrotn nuiiche.1 over a touch- AAA ntandinns. but with each low.! 

down in short order and added an-! the Card student body, seemed to. 

other liefure the ralf. Two toucb-l soar hisher in spirit. Impossible?. 

' down* were Kored in the third and; Maybe so. but on Tlmnksirivini:• 

fourth nuartcm bv Poly, maklnir. Day of 1D4-I, tbi; Indiana took the 

th» » final count 20-0. . field nfainst I'oly Ioly to whom the lily i 

Wil Wialnir nut t anv hopeK heK the the In In- titl title nnil alre.iity alreiity been conceded.; ^ : 

dlaitn mar have hid for cainlnir a Rut ax :IO,OOO fans sat wonderinjr, i Card end DIIUK Scovil leaps hfjehom nf l'!nilr 

snot in the nlavoffii. Bullion rollwl the Voylietnen held the Parrots 1 snae Wenny .Meyen.* los"'th 

Ihre* «ard« thi^* nii««ml to Dtpnn 

Fu^tntu*,! iu vnitl* r : I a.thallcm Jim Beaver, Doug 

'Scovil, Bob Griffin. John Boreta. 

i'ave Garner, and Murray N'ai.kord 

,— may ulso break Into the starting 

r>; Inie-ui. occasionally. Also rcturn- 

""• Ing are Terry .McKeon and Dave 

Holmnn. -This year's ttam will 

- not lie favored to win the title, but 

• it will be u tough team to beat." 

•— says Coach Ben Noff. 

I St. Ignatius. Washington. Gall- 

I eo, and Saered Heart nre favorites 

'n pro-season dope, but the AAA 

: league will be very evenly ilKided 

• and any team enn win. The Louell 

rars'ty Is mexpe\nced, but If 

if it is unbeaten after the first 

few games it will lie a hard Ham 

• to beat. 

j Thp 1:10'* also show promise 

; with John Fmechln. veteran forward, 

returning from last sear's 

team. Up from tho 120'* jre |rv 

Shemuno, Claude Iloscnberg. Paul 

.Stanley. John Epstein. Warnn 

Smith. Gus Ullosa. Vic KUhir. 

lion Ufrence, and Bob Tallman. 

Other veterana of last year's Uam 

are Ben Jlnushnrdt. Tom Xilon. 

--' Uwrenee Solomon. Boh Ma- 

Ernie I'luntiV craxp to 

. K** won, fi-0. 

thony nnd Dick Blatten head the 

fVunMt throUKh four quartern uf 

nophomoro pro»pecl». This is a 

toriuroun foutbull. It looked as 

eooil team and could easily Ko all 

thoutth thv Imlomitnulp FnrroU 

Both 3O'« and varsltv have ex- 

had finally found their match, but 

cellent conches in Bill Kcllinir and 

In the cIoAinp mlnutiii of tho Cindermen Whip Into Shape Ben N'eff. Their effort, should 

Ktruutitc, the Red nnd nbek pushed 

attain hrlntr about the building or 

over ti touchdown. 

AHhcutih the tindermen won't ty will be vuultcr Duane Gilm.in] two utronjr teanu 

Fifteen hundred Itroton-hcnrtetl mukc their formal debut until next and 410 champ Keith Edward*. I 

Iôwellltes fitood tn tlic «tnmU us uprinc Conch Harriit* lioyn arc Trntkmeir hav« finally found a 

the hymn* fHled the cool murntnir keeping, in .nhano with. ho|«* of ,wuy,tu • keep * ' In tfhapc during thei ,,% 

nir. A fcreutcr victor*' liud been molding n championship «quad out fall n,.d mill have n block In vlew| '•'•XB-t:t' 

tjowKUrttr IUXATIUH . 

won than the one lost on the field, of the wrntth of reti.rninc vetcr- f for their hi effort* ff this hi method hd being bi 

l't>«. 

for the num. thirty thoumnd funs 

the crosg-countri running iveut. 

miw tho milrit of ttiu IniHun me Thi \nnlt> sqund ulll consist This snort has bet ti made a regu- 

Phoenix like from, the anhen of n malnlj of '4) llrhtwciiihUl who lar A- A A dcpartmint. and the 

fruUIcmt ULaHtn. and e\«.r> LouelU have craduated ' into the. tipper 

Ite walked from Kozar with hi* bracket*, auch as BUI ICdwardu, 

Card* have gotten off to a good 

head hljrh and m umllc on hh lips last war's l'JC pound 220 champ; start, having met and defeated 

oe hMrilnr lint that Mild, "I'm proud 7 fro to Bill Murray, and Chester Stanaro. Washington, the first ten i 

L Van Ideratlne regained them on an Lmdl 

Itcturnlnp; from last sprinKV varil-

" Releane New Budget 

In Traffic 'Low 

Squad This Term 

Cab and Sports 

Mr , s j 

•"•"'X stiuent body anil inirciuos 1 ,,,, rvlnlon uf Mr Alur urn at tlmr us huil OctoKr .0 at J 30 in I, i \Mmlnit and Item Sapor (till 

K. O. T. C 

mock L 

rtc*. Ilec 

Yell Undent 

Musk* HJA 

KaiiK'nstcin 

Kru»(j«r 

Tutnl 

Dance Band Ready < 

M.S0 ilnn, Wnrrm Simmons*. Hfitry 

'.10.00 p'-m. Kit Ttmer. Jar \\~n\»h. Allen 1 

llfMHV Fox, nimiiri Ilyin. Jack Kohn.! 

• Fmnlc .Wrfonl, J.-rry O'I>ary. 

:tlO.nut ttrU(r,. p.,1,,1, Tom RnKi.'Jb 

To Entertain • Ml tin' i#u*wil Jb. u* 4. -o.t ""- • *• 

iKIdiwi K. lirimi-N tell.-* »r hi 

Twelve xtudviii murtcians havuj Aimy background ami lift-, rt-latbeen 

urbanized by Hob llundienmv' hie »f his cxiH'rinct'i; in liu- S%.iith 

into a (jtincu hand. AcconlWK in; I'airilic and cxprt»*i«i?ii: |i!tusure in 

ltoli, it in the heMl Lowell has hud : tioinir able u> ilo wnw (.•oiMruutivi; 

in a tuiijt tinie. Practicing every, work again. 

"1 ncmlny after whiml puttf the band A native of Ohio, Serci-ant 

into tilnying trim. | Crinun iurrven in 

play for future Mhool «'%ent*. . . . . 

C. S. F. Tops 

By Sliaron Demick tivi-dv*! fur iiuWKpu* 

int'iitx ii; : .\- K-II... I 

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to hb cmliu AtUInir to thin ipton-. «-_.;. c 

IIII.1M-.HU. II. 11U.TX.II. IL UttlitH-rl. I. 

ll^Tniniut*r. II. !«»«Trix-f, I*, lîyimiii. 

atiOMke. VJQ—ij, Bucchinneri, N. did «n* reconl, iwum, Kevcn mrwii Ktudentu wiuuenu* received! recciveni i\ \\ t-Uiin-u. n 

MuKenna. l.'ll—J. Garvin, N. B honor points. An honor of pluv 3i» 

11 oil mi II. 

llcmtnxrmy. iJKr«y. 1- 1-Konkel, Konkel. G. Ltc. JM IXll forty I* required rquired to t Iw b nn honorj h j «• » -;!" « 

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I Volume 84. No. -1 

iidiaiis Top Parrots in Sale of Waf lolp 


A Glance 

Ity Noel Kelly 

towt>llitei> will notice with mixed 

sentiment* of elation and n few . , 

moan* mat in thut ir«utt Iht leat- Constitution Printed 

ure IHIRL' and it* initial Item* of 

"human Interwt" have been omitted 

in imlcr t make room for the 

U H. S. S. A. cinntitutiun. 

Not DEncr WHO hait the student 

body been Mile to view thi> nforementionud'ttucurnvnt. 

-Sometime in 

the near futurt u 

the 

te 

Invaluable Assistance Varieties Draw- 

Given Lowell by P.T.A. Three Sellouts 

the m(Mlei TV iHiKKini: attack onme. '*«» PHivldwl f«r in the original. 

into It* »wn, bot to m. avail. «iiwiitutioii. and that new m«n 

ihyen hi-avwl npimllii: J*TI«IK l*w I»-IHK rii-ctrtl t-ileilictorr 

For Declamations anil CLIHS historian an* that the 

i-i>ntestants have rdluIrcncnU to 

A mamoth ilec.amati.in program SS^JS^ÔfflSSfc 

Poster Contest ! ft 0 r - T - A ;- wil S M y- R -, D - 

- «,. ..>»y«»w«i .Hush a» preslilent, has formeil a 

Winners Announced New school oimmitue, hca

-TWO; 

*££- SPORTS' 

'' Ity Sharon Dcmick ' * 

This week yoT reporter toured 

the G. A. A. roster of activities and 

*|il«il un the sports, as it were. In 

* company with another journalist 

ami. equipped with a new. freshly 

sharpened pencil and a little noto 

hook (to make note, of notables 

n pun)wc arrived at the Y. W. 

C. A. on Monday anil clambered tip 

to the balcony, safe from spray anil 

,uch. After much pccrinir ami 

xiuintliiK down at the dimly IlRhte.1 

pool, we flwlly rccoRnhed a 

familiar face umonc the capped 

fiiolrcs. Thi« familiar lace turned 

,,ut to bo Noel McKcnna's. pur own 

G. A. A. secretary. Elated no end 

t • this happy 'discovery, w tamed 

perilously far over the cilRC better 

[u observe N'ocI in her nnuntte. 

Soil, blissfully tanprant of our 

Tnsdncc. was splashinir and flonl- 

Ins to her heorl'ii content, along 

with mine twenty other.. We 

watched iniietly for a fey minutes, 

then an W floated direcUy ben"uth 

us on her linck. we smiled 

wickedly and waved our notebucon 

uEimificanlly. Discovering us up- 

SFtar" « much that sh- went 

under simttcrliic ominously (lor 

IB). A» soon a. »he popped 1111. 

we lett hurriedly. After nil. cashnines 

miirlit not take kindly to 

chlorines, and we had all th» Informatian 

wo needed. This information 

we now pnw nlftnir. 

According to, MlM Adam« and 

Minn Boehm. the clnns is coming 

nlone verv nil, and apparently 

n.me of trie clrl« will fail to meet 

the swimming requlrr-menta by 

graduation. Right now diying Is 

hoinir tauohl to the more advanced 

UMIUII: iither« are perfecting their 

strokes, and still another groui; Is 

i4 the U-irlnninir stagi-, nut Mint. 

Aiianu rohl that all were promising 

to I* better than nvcrogi* 

*w immors. 

Tuesday we truij-scd down to 

Winterland to watch the ice skalinir 

group. Here the view was 

much clearer and wo had nn trouble 

i.iniclinir out Joy Jlartincll. 

«h» TOfmi.il to be making the moat 

nrwcUiculnr lunecx and plunges of 

thi. entire Kroup. We watched in 

utter amazement rui ghe slid around 

tri. nnk, nnrruwlj averting cnllikiiins 

no many times that we felt 

nuitc breathless for her. In fact 

urn. minle u» so dizzy that we 

tinned our attention to the group 

of girls in the ropoJ urea who are 

learning flmire skating. Their Instructor, 

Miss Miller, has promised 

to uach them aliflhing they want 

tu know, nnd a substantial Kroup 

is trjing out thu things she has 

told them. Although the distraction 

from our perfect mo.lel was 

onij a brief minute or so, when we 

next spotted Joy, alas, our perfect 

inwk.1 was no longer perfect. But 

then all lee skaters nssuru me that 

fulling down mwnu nothing. This 

makes me feel us professional as 

they nrc—well almost; anyway. 

No onu seemed io know Anything 

about the newest G. A. A. activity, 

table tennis, so we dropped Into the 

gym Wednesday and innocently 

usked l-'roiucne how the girls wero 

getting along without tneir "pinup 

boys." We were totally unprepared 

for the emhusiastis reply 

we got. (Don't you think you 

»«» II little, haity in throning 

tliat paddle at us, Frossene? 1 

understand that there is a shortage 

of sports equipment.) So, keeping 

11 respectable distance between the 

irate manager and ourselves, we 

ttrtthed Wo girls play an exciting 

game of doubles. Back and forth, 

bock and forth, back and forth the 

little walto ball wont. In maddening 

rhytira, until Wo begun to wish 

that someone would inns. Eventually 

some .obliging person r-\i. 

and we took, lime t0 scribble down 

a few HUM, Then wo strolled out, 

our heads still going from left ti 

right and from right to left, in the 

approved ning.poci: watcher mariner. 

The net,result of Wednesday's 

trip.wns a stiK neck and the 

.following names: Sylvia Wallace 

and Doris Gass. 

Thursday came, and by this time 

cur pencil was less than n stub, 

our nerves were frayed, and our 

"assistant" iuul deserted us. So 

next J .tsiDe wo will tako un tho 

1 rcstt of "tho roster, and include a 

• 'review ofithe semi-annual Lowell 

none, show, for those who aro not 

-K lucks enough to see it if reports 

from sumo; of our fair eqques- 

^trtaras-aie'scciirate. ftl, i£m., 

'showpromises t b dd dd 

^rcîwrf* 

CONSTITUTION 

Bead over each article carefully, an there are 

several important points probably unknown to the 

central student body. Please save this Isirae for 

future reference, as some time in the future a 

vote will bo held of tho entire student body rot - 

fylng the constitution and its proposed amend- 

"""""• AKTIO.EI 

Name and Object 

Section 1. The name of this association shall 

be the fciwell High School Student. 1 Association., 

Section 2. The object of this assoclntlci „.*:• 

lie the development, promotion, and regulation of 

student activities in hnmiony with the educational 

interests of the school. 

Airrici.Eii 

Membership 

Section 1. All students in regular standing 

are members of this association on payment of 

the regular semi-annual dues. 

Section -i Payment of dues shall i;ntitle 

member* to vote at nil elections and to hold orflce. 

to receive the regular olUiuns of The Lowell, 

ami to attend S,+..MI1 ironies upon terms fixed b> 

the management of the Acnilemic Alhletie Awocintion 

or by the Iminl of dirwlors of this nsJo- 

A.ITI 

Qualification Tor Offerm and Mfmbrm 

of School Tvnmit 

Section I. In mMition to upeclfle »unllficatlon» 

for particulnr office, mrntlmwl therrofter, 

nil ramlidntcM for officer* prnvulcl for In thin 

conntitution nnd nil memtttt* of tranw unail Iw n 

KIMHI Ktandint; En th« tcboo] nnd liolil mrmbemnip 

in the U H. S. S. A. 

Go»d ntntulini* in un'lcrstood to mean recularity 

in nttemlnnce. wi'wfactory scho!anK> thow; unually pi>rlaininc to thu office. 

He ithall prifidtf «v«r meeting* of the 

botinl uf directors and ult school rallies. It shall 

Itc his duty to affect tlic proper organization of 

the low-a clnsri. 

Section y. The vice-president shall pci-form 

the dullert of the presidunt in h.a nbsunco and 

fliall KIICCCCL to the office of president in case of 

vacancy. Shu shall presidu at general girls* 

milk*. 

Section 4. The secretary shall keen full ami 

accurate minutcx of the meeting* of the board of 

director*. Me shall perform nuch special duties 

as the board of director* requires. 

Section 4. The as.ilstaant treasurer, under 

the general miln'rvisiort of the faculty cashier, 

ithall be thu collector of the dues of this association. 

Issuing student I'tidy cards its receipts for 

tho same. Subject to the approval of the cannier, 

Itc nhi.11 appoint one of the room representatives 

ns dues collector In each registry claw. He shatl 

deliver all money promptly to the cashier. Unless 

regulated otherwise by school authority, the dues 

of this n.isociatio:t shnl! !«•• fifty cciitR a ticmester. 

Throuirhout the term ttw nsalstanat treaRurer 

and the dues cullcclor slmll actively nnnlst the 

treasurer nnd the cashier. 

Section fi. The yell leader shall nsstut nt ail 

whool rallies. It shall be tho duty of the yell 

leader or one of lib assistants to atind nil games 

or meetings of ntle for 

t\w school luinncr, the megaphones, anil all other 

school properties iKTtnfning to th" rooting section. 

Section 7. Thu editor of The I*owi'll must 

plan his issues so as to Keep uithin the financinl 

e cl.-rb of m'-nrdu sh**!l keen-thi* 

roron'« nnil Inscrtl* in thf off-c.* rnnl* the numln»ron 

um 

of nfnl . presMcnt «f îrls* 

svrvlro melcrv fShVld nnd L). nmnngiT of Imyjt* 

siwtrt^. nôid-nt «f lmys* IHork L Society, nresi- 

•Ion» of fiirlii' Atlilftfc Association. nresMent of 

P, r L* n . lock Ll ' 1 "' JlI(|pnt '' nI1( ' v-pc-precidents of 

hiirh-4. low-j. hIgh-3. nnd low-n rlnsses. tirCRidpnt 

of Boys* Council, rodent or Girls' Council, nrrs- 

•den», of tho Cnlifornu '•chnlnrshln Federation, 

R. O. T. C. rcprescntatKu. and fncuity memhent 

as follows: treasurer, cashier, denn of girls dean 

of how. nnd athletic representative. 

Section 2. Tho nrindnnl of the school shall h* 

n member of the boanl of directors and shnll 

hive fjnnl decMon In nnv nnentlnn nrislmr.under 

tjio rules of the Board of EdncnUnirnnd In OHMtlon 

eAtmrnlntr the milev of tho school and Its 

rotations with other schools. 

Section 3. Tho boanl of directors shnll hold 

meeting at n time nnd place arrnntted bv the 

nrincinal. A nmjnrUy of mem!*!* shall ennstltiitft 

ii craarnm. but fcr even* grant of money the 

•yfi/nintiw vole of two-thirds of the membership 

shnll be required. '- ' 

Section 4. The nnwrrs nnd duties of the 

Imanl of directors shall be iM.foltowit: 

(*}. flcniinil supen'tslun nf recognized school 

activities. 

, ft* Y" 1 ; *•• •K" 1 !!!?",. 0 ' the rtmilor events 

«f the A. A. A- lli« B. 0. T. C. anil, the Ssn 

Pmnchcj. Drtuttair lenime. irrantlnir of twnnlsslon 

to all clubs or tenmi using- tho school nine 

(Continued on Pan 4) 

"The 

".' ;.:\"A'.Cli«niet«r Study : / \'* r 

Inconsplaiuusly hl

.n-tf TUB LOW ELU r MDAY. DEChMBEIt 89. ioii 

iTffu^tonÔnlyJ'ReturningTirst'Stringer 

"5 IÎ^/'AsXards.Pfepare for '44 A. A. A. Season 

'FraflcKia Leads Squdd '' 

As Thirties Bid for Title 

j Tens and Twenties I 

cno hundred and thirty pound 

ceaniK, Lowbll* \amtty bonktthall 

turn n«.nw jiuru to win a hith 

Il> Paul Stanley I P" lw - m the Icatnie standing* I 

. . . . . , . W f th u total of ilcun men rei 

l ' ra i; eh i? ._, wo " k°°f enol " rl1 turnhtir from tiit 1044 varsity 

to make firi.t«rinKÔ*iliai.tjenrlfH,unii nn i BIX frflm the •,„,, a 

team will balanced nnd nble will 

Football Team Ends Season; 

Basketball Turns into High Gear 

Well, It wems Klnc Football has 

Uthouph thL -110 Indian caff 

taken k a leu\c l of f ahstnci. b till till next t 

*M were not taken wrlmwly n* ti- 

fall This newon was not an csll* 

.contender*. , when the ftnitl 

pCLlnl) Kood one for Lowell'* In- 

hUlMoH ihe> vi.h. in flnit 

flfitn tin inason at,uini>t fat tuna dian* if >ou look ac Iu won and 

il lewt iccord 

I Hut tnki It from Coach "Mike" 

Cliuidc Itnm ITK. Gun IjiKnwi Hire* u roundup of this >inrs \oyni It helped pa\L tho way for 

in (•iuntmo John tpatiin nnd I Injun ctntlia twirkrn i innniplunhhiir caliber aquad next 

V Vit. I-wncr Ih hh"ad 

the lr« of men iipl Hrst m those UP from lost jcor" I-or a tiam chock full of 

irom last jonm iipcond place Sun wi tti r* rMmpioiuriifp mi bad juniors and nophs with hardly any 

A>t) of th(Xc plrtjerjt may bn'nkjThjrjton, *ix foot three inch cun-i uxi^ncnte at ull. Voync, one of tho 

into tht* stnrtinjr «;ulnt . tei, wMfm* to hoiil the scorinfj, In^t prep coaches bcreabout. trove 

n smooth ball hand-' Ilutlc '' of **"" ffliad. Ho is excel-; th« top teams quite r. few arucious 

• ji 

umIt ..«.i... tl .i... •—l,ict.jf Icr with a •i"«'" "' 

hov« nn.. forwanl l foil t iowed m) u,,.l '^'V 

,nMatr. Jim Duvara*: stmulotit of the team was All 

Liltou. one of the tmoothut men' !" of Mveonil Ktrinc city Dniiir Scovil. one of the most 

; !J t ''. 1 ""•' " >'"'» r •" " l T on " ""nit city UOUK Seovil. one of the mo»t 

nn the team, hnj a Kuod chance of.''"'' •«'•;, »'««>n anil has sluwn Improved players in tho league. 

iriii- the other fonvnrd upotJ'J.""" , u •"' •» »ff«|«we nniwcss., Dmig »t:irteil off the semon at 

•mono nml Klulcln were the V s ' !" "" u:r Moore, and Joe **ifi|c Gun** bin 

, in urge tf(niiKUiirues;yaf*< 

v mor iikviy uu oe~at auutrj 

At KI»J outer,- guard 

br«ttr"vi)tfMfu'x 

. ieovll. Lowell s UTIM |,.rt tnd. At mid-.ieam;n he 

• • • ••••—• —-'- ••--' • • • fullback and at that 

: 

uivt- jietuiui u-ani tfUaid, looms IUI 

um btfit net. i>ui no con oxpecta 

iot oi Uouolo irom last-year*« 

•uujc aleui;' luimoiy, £iwm bwan- 

M>i> boo u'rtt, 'UoUK.Scovil.and 

dint tK«v«r. Uttiers retuniuijc «rti 

icny iucKcoiu Al KroijaiMWi, ijot> 

jiiiner, uuve uaruener, iJob Gnlxui, 

and uui Itoiraun. . . 

*nu inuiantt will meet the S. 1. 

Wnuvaw, Kiiom tnoy duleKwU 

iH'tf in the UIMI ffaniu of tne year 

*ur me tnuxnpiontuiip, Junwiry 12, 

at » ii. 1*1^ on hi-za^n harawood 

iiwr. 7'nvtic nvtc ttwo 

tcanu may y lw 

i»v two beat bet in 

tn le t 

lfir»t Hiring,guanU on ln«t ye.ii-'s, tnerv 

thn ," 1 '"''-',.:'"' l ',S 1 " 1 ' 1 ' c" u t - 

r -UffUWard Herl)Vrecord holding iVO't. nnd one or the other should • ""'raoanl, "Ml'ty «houM help muiliim ilinplayeil talents that h!« lore, tne title could bo nettled right 

Irnn ittandoui »hn had a lot tollm n starter thiii year, nlthoucli irrw !i, y ' . " . n " hiindlini: and upixiiivnV i"M,n found very t:ou-l tn en "nd mere. Our team needs 

•lo with the Indian mldgels cup- Rp»teln will i-rnduiito in mid-sea- ''"""Iv HIIOOUIIK arc the top nual-, lilcninv. He'll be back nc»t year!*"PPo«.'» dont mus its big openuine 

the city lillr. On the right wn. Fi>her.tht.' tnllwt man on the. L 1 .""* "' hlv i in honnson. Uub (inf.; 10 |,c|r thuCnnlii nn tlic read to the »e game! 

U twcnllei. Captain Teddy Valo-1 learn, seenw liiadml f,,r the .tart- f" 1 ,•*•••»•» the iwiii- uunliliei. in biw-! title. The »ther bnckfield mate- '"e parochial nchool Is studied 

rin. Inir cvntrr j»b. : Kelliall u» tr did in footliall. having rial ilW f»irl» well, nob CrKfln ""'" leiurninK «lars Irom last 

l rih 

-L- for nexL r 

. —i in nine 

.n wtiA lant yrar'it team, whiuli X,*xt, f«in»r up from the tliinl 

Ti«c iitevloun record was 1... rratureil Dick Jiunxch, I!n>r Kan- "'•'"• '•'•'''*• I'r-il>ul>lj- 

, ",# ?? '••"••. Juiinny Ci,nzjlc.«. Hill Akard. tlw li " 

ro ," 0 "''' 1 in " c ° rin , B ; K! 

I ', nnd tiatduiier. .lucli jilewutt. Mill Smith, bill Amnioii. A. Y'V A. A \ caiuiipionshlp * riuVr' iathot I'.LT ew"**. 

Uiiuauiu K.. tn Cuaehrs Vuyne 

f*;"jonmVO"GMilcV;Wl'Akn"rd" ih., l»,iVh,»tiiiKvy.-0.rthe«i'a.3 '^\-''toltf-mmvrZ" !Z'' mo»t plenty lough'."SoereiHieari." .._.... 

ll " '""">'• There'll be eight other 

mi.! Koiling. who did more with "I'* '" !«•• played, and they'll .be 

vrry IittN' matiTWil than _nioHt r 1 

SffctfttS^S '""' ,•-••••" •".•"•'"Til: they ,hl;i i-J.-Klah.van This will IwJoe-s ,', ,,J' ,',\vi"h"i«'l! , ", n S '»«' »"•' ""»•« •*••*'. « 

inir out the first string were Uoi 

.ill. I'jnvard nn tne team, liouno- ,,r,,,|,k,. „,, iI,1,.r,.,t|ng bra,i,| at fourth year nf hull. Kick Jlul- thirty for fimllliili. |.ui:er wnteiip* my. be up there in 

Chester Staniiro. uiKKvnii•amii . , , 'rtiunt was .|O-i:i aiii.jwt St. I'e-j 

iame WIM fcat-i Roger Torres ravo more than tholr 

bsck smashed throujh an exhaust- urcd airain b> tho0 

passing share ta Iho (earn. 

first Rnmae against a Wn>hineton 

IDS. ulayt at the left half spot 

Speedy Staff Sergeant BUI Raf- 

High School ttaai, which included 

ed Lowell lino for the onl} score Beater and Mo«»rs nnd tho sr snaa- Standouts during tho season 

•e'to Is right half Soita of tho 

sevoral of Wttlhlnston'a vanity 

lîwell's passing RAMO was the RinfC of Scovi! and Gardner ncrc Doug Scnvll and Dave Card 

crulMtandlng men on the hi e an 

nUycni, and lost ths gumo In tho 

coMest itiinir on the field, which The men uf thn lied and White nor at the ends. Jack Stroud Ted 

Colonel Doug Llndfuer at right 

t-aceoontm for tho Lowrfl i n won thnfr tlilrd and last league Adfhade and Dirk Morris at 

last few second, 12 to R. 

tackle tint Sergeant Bill L6nc> 

: ATI* next leacue «ane found tho mme £rom Sacred Heart 12-0 guards, and Dill Ncllou and Bob Although an unchoaebftd team, man «t. life, guard,-and.>Alway. 

Îndians on the short end of a S6-0 ttlth Scovil sMftMiI to fullback Griffin. 

the R. O bois lutvo some pntty Catch'urii Rlchanl Fyo al ri(At 

big men to carry the ball -Cadet end.

HP: 

J^*to.v«rtWpatoîn'Kaines.-comtM!tition, or meets., , 

fet3C(c)'?To!adoptt*ischoohbud(cet;-takinjt Into ac- 

;i ;':count'theVestimateU revenues of the association. 

^Kand'ollotinffireasonable amounts to the activities 

-'^dependent!! upon'the .school tovkeep , onVhnnd a 

•;• /. general -fund . sufficient to meet emergencies 

H arising during the Iran.' 

;. ^(dhTo.provide, for the-school elections and 

•••.- to announce the results. - ' 

(c) To ttrant school awnrds ns provided for In 

Article XVI. ,•-•..?:.--•. 

(f)To authorize the expenditure of money: 

not provided for in tho school budget, In accordance 

with thu provision* of Section .1 of this nrti- 

*-' ':.:•-"• (K) TO authorize the sfllc of tickets not other- 

..wise-provided for and other occasional nrtic.cn. 

• •' (h) To exercise such ether authority as may 

aid the r>rlnc:pat and teachers in maintaining the 

morale und promoting the welfare of the school. 

. ARTICLE VIII • 

CIASH Ontartlzationx 

Sntlnn 1. Claiiscs from Inw-.t to MRIM inclusive 

shall In- regularly organized, providing for 

tha tMHialoffia-a of president, vice-president, and 

secretary. The office of vice-pnwldcnt shall be 

he*2.^.TKo • president^ secretary? derlt:or fgggfea^ 

• '- awards, vIcfrprcsIdent'of:thB studentb^y/KirUV^^Hj. 

: yell leadom, and a managerof *rach;aeUve «j»rt~~^;v?; -•; >" J 

. wilMlrect and-rontrol-all-matUw pertalninir.toi^:*r. •;-; 

girls' sport* under the supervision of the physical V -,-• . -. 

education instructors. * - : v*.- . 4,/>' -.r-^ 

Sectiun 3. Tho prwildent of the Girls' Athletic: "Ivl; 

Association and the president of the Girls' DIock : • ;.. 

L Society shall bo members of the^board of dlrec-:: .{.v -. 

ARTICLEXVI •-• •-•• .:.•':.• 

• - ""•_: -•' I l l o c k L V ••"'•• . -•-.'•- \" : •':.',• 

A. A. A. Sport* Award* 

Awards to be bused on a total twelve point* - '••.earned 

for participation In one sport. 

Point system for: 

'D. ' ' 

Football ;.r 

Basketball . 

Bawlfflll ' 

Twelve point* for players" who are members 

: v 

of a championship team. 

Six points for players who are members of a 

f or the class numerals on the guard. Without variation 

from term to term. The hlgh-i class 

Khali be pcrmitcd to collect dues sufficient to 

cover the reasonable expenses of graduation. 

Section . 3. The faculty . treasurer shall IKcustodian 

of all class funds. 

ARTICLE IX 

Itoom Representative* 

Section 1. Every gchool semester, ns soon as 

the organization of the registry classes has been 

perfected, the boy* in each registry room shall 

nominate a girls' representative. ICcglntry teachers 

shall verlfv the candidates' scholastic standing 

and conduct the election on the date determined, 

boy* voting for toy* and girls for girls. 

Section 2. Itoom repie'i'Mutlvcx shnll assixt 

the trvaKun-r in the collection of xtuilent 1KXJ>dues 

and thu sale of tickets throughout the term. 

AUTICI.K X 

The Council* 

Section 1. Boy representatives, ctected an 

pj-uvided for In article IX shall constitute the 

toys' council and the girl representatives Khali 

constitute the girls' council. Meetings shall be 

held at time* set by thu principal. 

Section 2. Each council shall elect n president 

to serve for thi* term. I't trident* of the 

councils shall bu members of the hoard of tlirectors. 

Section it. The powers of the council shall be: 

fa) To consider and recommend plan* for the 

welfare of the school, 

(b) To nid In promoting Intra-mural sports. 

(c) To idd registry teachers In conducting 

elections tmd other «hool lumincM. 

(d) To keep ihvtr respective claiwen infurn.Lt! 

as to date of game* and other events nnd to aid 

in gelling of tickets for them. 

ARTICLE XI 

/-' ltoyV Service Society—Scroll and L 

Section 1. Alemlwrs of the Scroll and L Society 

in good standing In the school at thu time 

of adoption of this constitution and othdnt chosen, 

us provided for bfllow, -.hall constitute the boys' 

service society. To be eligible for membership, 

boys matt be above htgh-2 registration. The 

number of student (number* shall not exceed 

twenty-two. 

Section 2. Elections shall be held in the last 

month of the school term, ut which time the 

places of members of. the graduating class shall • 

be counted os vacancies, 

Section 3. For tint purpose of electing now 

members to the society then* shall he an election 

by mepibew of the Scroll and L. Candidates 

anal be rccurw! In the following manner: Two 

nominees from the faculty administrator of each 

conspicuous school activity from among the student 

participants of thst acivfty; thrct« nominees 

carh from the principal, dean of toys and dean of 

(b) In case of a vacancy during the icmester 

wi e ccUo;. «hall be hjtoto fill the said vacancy 

Nominees shall be submitted by the meir'—---* 

the society. 

boys, and the denn of rirU 

( 

(b) b In rase >f a vacancy during the semester, 

n election electio »hn' he e h hold tn fill the the -nid nid vacancy vacancy, 

N'ominecs 'ominecs shil be b submitti'd submittd l>v l membent b of f hth 

i 

Section -I. The |Hiwerj* of thu Shield ->nd L 

shall ho similar to the power* and duties of tlu* 

Scroll and L us fur an they can bt> normally carried 

out l>y Kirk. 

AICTIC1.E XIII 

Klrctlonx 

Section I. Each semester, after a cent-nil 

tryuut, two as«ictat.i yell leadets shall bu chosen 

by thv two councils sit tine together. A vacancy 

during tht* semester "hall 1K> filled in the same 

way. The assistant yell Itadvts at the time of 

the final iichoot election shall IK.* the t-nndlditt-s 

for the office of yell leader. 

Section •">. In iidvjince of the final t>chool i-K-ction, 

the faculty sponsor of The I/»Wifll shnll select 

Citndidutes frum The biwvtl stuff for the office 

of editor. 

St'ctiim «i. In ailvaiiiu of the final school electmti 

the faculty Kponyo* tjf The Hi.il and White 

"hull lt 

, 

dld 

-, -.. 

trm 

-i. 

Th 

mi- 

Hd 

IM.-U «nti 

Whi 

wnuc 

shull select candidates trom Tho Red una White 

stuff for thu office of editor. 

Section 7. The mmc of any candidate for 

thu iiliovt* offices will Ir« ivithdrawn, if fund* are 

usi-d for camitnlun |>ur|ton«.*s by the candidate or 

any of his ;Hijiptirti.-r». Signs and plucnrd* art' 

alAi foibiddeu unli'Ks authorized by the principal. 

Section S. The president of thl* asosclatlon 

fbnll appoint ii commlttoc of three Irom members 

of the graduating clans under the vice-princi|Hil 

to cunviixs thv returns and to compute the total 

vote for each candidate. The results shall In; 

made public by the retiring pn? >l0 Sed the am of'tremely hniardous. Not only b it 

Jio nn accepted easier on student, boarding the 

iff" *"'• *?' •" K"nt.doal of pressure 

• i.. . ""i !* 

' » 

ton ." wo menn that literally) reiltht 

to nave, leased, from, neoplc /forniult. 

Street Car Boarding , : 

crouch to hav« already boarded tbe 

conveyance. .'••'•'• "' 

* Al! i credit' Is "duo to Mr. Almr,-11 

and hlx .tireless sroup of .traffics 

boys who brave thu nurirfnc tironc 

System Complimented every afternooa .«t 3:10. Led by 

captain Al Carr, ,the boys are th«'.; 

A much needed and .extremely obicctx of a :'Krcat many unflat^j 

enericial Improvement has been lerinc remark! ;by, students who.:•• 

made In the traffic. »ystem. to and 

Sound 

can't fathom the iHctulnosiotsncaij 

arounit yi tlio stop- nn action, 

-.

it 

Ff?/qNCISCO'S OLDEST HIGH SCHOO 

San Francisco. California, Friday. January 26,1045 

New Student Officers to be Announced Todky 


A Glance 

My Noel Kelly 

An thc last few grains of sand 

left In the upper portion of the gl- j 

Knnlic hour glaxn representing the • 

fall term slowly nhouldcr their way [ 

thruugh the minute opening lead-1 

Inir to the lower half, the average! 

ntudcnt'i* mind turns tr elections,! 

graduation, the senior prom, final**, i 

and all of the other seemingly In- j 

nurmountublc obstacles standlngbe- 1 

twLfn them and the new term. I 

01 Father Time gctn ready to| 

vlwc the cover on the Iwok "Fall j 

Term, '41," and OK he lay* downhi* 

Kcythv, trie ICO seniors who are 

about to be iilielvt.il in aome inconsp'-cuoiw 

crypt pause in their hurried 

tracks ard look around them I 

lo sec just what they arc leaving' 

I-ehliid. To nome people, graduation 

mean* only the termination of 

four y«at* of work unc not much 

inure; yet to u LowcIHto who 

proudly hangs the title "Alumnus" 

around hin neck, it mt-ans quite a 

hit more. ' 

Let'* picture u nceiie maybe fifty 

year* from now, A nameless' 

creature sits meditatively in u 

large comfortable chair and only 

ihu shingle bearing the title 

"Alumnus" that hangs around hid 

neck partially covered by a gentle 

flow of while beard identifies him. 

nit ftomeonc we might be interested 

in. An the gentle whir of a rocket 

.ihip is heard (They're promising, 

almost anything In this post-war 

W'jrld). a slncwv and aged hand 

reaches for a vlfghtly moldy volume, 

which, after u few years' nc-' 

cumulation of dust Is blown off of 

it, bears the '''*'•! "itsd and White." 

A imile «precJi uvcr thc old one's 

countenance tut ho recalls a very 

ACCOLADE 

(Dedicated (o the graduating claw by Mar>* KHcn Leonard) 

Warriors, we, of a new generation; 

With new«forgcit weapons we utand. 

Waiting our accolade here, 

E'er that we march to new battles. 

Armored In faith ami with hands trained to wield 

Not the cold steel that drawn hlood— 

llut knowledge and (kill that preserve, 

Ilctlvr, enhance all that iit Lest In ' l :rworld. 

Who are our fues then? Nut m< •. 

Hut the force* that move men U Vrifi', 

111M thrt beset human life and a ml 

Greed, cold and brutal. orgcttlno unrrcujtitm; 

Intolfroticc. Kelfish and unjust, o.:d blind; 

Fear, liorn of ami Iwaring all hatreds; 

Poverty, ignorance, pain, 

.Myriad our foes but our wcapiimt art strong. 

Faith In the Go" ° f Mr -. KneE "- P ? r " ^ 

: brave,, and papoose, have chipped «n,phn.i. nnd ceremony, the grad- 

5113.000 off that already. : uat« will enter from the side, pro- 

„ , _ . . M«I up the tide aislet and then 

, Next Monday. Tuesday nnd- mo down lh(] „„,,,,. ,„ thj Bla 

Wedneiulay have been declared where tney will take their places. 

, -llomber Days » Their purpose Is • Oncml selections, among them 

'large con>oratlon bonds could be, "£"";» f."^ 1 ""*" In L « fa ' K«i.a. natal Iialt\nnH tn tlin Till^flip I.I V . n, , , 

me Uck ,! nnwR 

j and will be called-upon, to assume 

of oi Candida; candids; an almost inaudible | 

hkl 

lfl ° mcmiwr oi ram me IKR Drumchuckle 

escapes between his color- Wf and the Seroll and L and relefs 

ling as he thinks how rldicu- eclved hm Mock for action on the 

I'tun those cashmeres and hobby- (varsity Imscbnll nnd football teams. 

>ox wetc; and those dirty cords' The vice-presidential candidates 

and luvfs, and khakis—my, ray. 

now things have changed. And 

look at these. Scroll and Shield 

hats, why theyjlook Just like ;Wg 

lolIynopK. And; they'll all remember 

Statner's and Mehdy'a and 

The Chief"— and the "Mark" on 

a Friday night, and Kczar on a 

lun-Urenched Saturday afternoon 

, (or a raln*drenchcil Saturday aft- 

, ernonn)—and coffcu and donuts at 

»••* J ^f n ?, l , l '*r- or ninny rospo 

lo have won-! —. 

dono 

M»n Simmon* as yell leader arcfitl lent- ... 

Noel Kelly and Jerry O'Lcnry. t though the contest Is far from 

Noel in now nxsfntant yell lender,; cloxed. According to 3Irs. Close, - 

editor of Thc Lowell, a dramatics, Lowell has obtained over 2,400' 

arc Ann Bart let t and Xortna El< 

fttar, and n member of the Scroll i donors since March 15. thc goal be- 

klngton. Ann Is nn active memand 

L. He was low-3 president; Ing to obtain at least one donor 

ber of thc Big Sinter croun and 

and nnrtlciouted on tho swimming] for every student. 

wns girls' yell leader. In her hlgh-3 

year, she wan vice-president of her 

claim. , 

Xorma works In tho office, for 

which service she was made a 

member of tho Shield She Is btso 

n Big SU'.er. 

Running for secretary, Jim Du- 

the Koffcc- Kun.; varan* title and ilutloi. arc Bob 

fa >fhey1l all remember how COOO Horshenow nnd Steve Marx. Bob 

ile sat spellbound nt a night! In tho school's foremost saxophone 

wtball game, nnd tho ear-split-: player and Is leader of thc dance 

B,w-,=;tainult of 'The Axe." z j 

P^The/11 ,all look with pleasnnt! 

^retrospect at the court dances, a 

g&ty.&EdyVbr-.u.v.Qf the Red 

ÎTen'i.hangouts.They'll now-for^ 

Etttyill the term plays and varied 

ttlw,; Brut .double lunches. - Life at 

^Lowell ;was;a whole lot more than i 

g*^,K«ksy studying, and just plain' 

a< driva ^ onfir Awatted Senior 

eciate knoxvintr that Low--' Day Scheduled Sh Today 

in all competition. al-J 

h tt I f f 

traditionally heavy 

Day wffit ffit Sch Sh wndX d 

calendar for today. - SporUnrr cos- 

nnd nartlcioutcd on tho swimming 

tumes, leddy bears.' roller tkatec, 

team, earning his block for this 

and other eueh refralla, the Mnlors 

The Shield _and,L'cnierffed vie- 

sport. 

will rtiipt thltlll I 

torioujTovor" the" Scroll "nnd"l, Tnj rach rthâ 

Jerry is active on the traffic Its contort for blood donor,. Al-; fj? »hlch thoj? 

ftnuad and plnys basketball. He 

has served as assistant yell leader donateil bloodtteShrcldwaiked 

for the past term. 

away with nil honors, securing 

Unopposed for office are George thlrtv*ono nctuat donors, to the 

Salinger for the iob of cafeteria ScroU's thirteen. 

manager, Harian KesscI for editor) Tho« xtudenut of Lowell who 

of Thc Lowell, and Nanev Lowo forj havo donated blood themselves In-, 

editor of the Red nnd White. AH. dude John Carvln, Bob Hershothreo 

have been artive In the fields now. Paula Moffitt, Ernie Cowoll, 

which they will now head. Jackie N'oweli.- Bob Ronsuhoff. Va- 

— ^-[lorift Walker,. Jerrie Blanchanl, 

.'I was a brief, there'll be a now building, new stu-. m*;LoflW30it : Amonir Uie events of 'the 'day 

are 

the Block L L rally rally; the the histori historic oric sen ssen 

ior-faculty- baseball gamj).'/and.:> . 

complete freedom from clauses for 

the seniors, with thc wfcoiV after-.', 

noon to dance.;.. " .yiMi'tir'i^l'. 

work, IJfo at LouVI 

-Undsaj;;Wlls«n,' 

moment of sunlight In in a lonB day!dents.

Puhtlahrt by ih» Aw>cl«utl flturfcnt* 

ot Uwill HUth School 

1W Hajrw HtiwL San Franclwo 

Ollfoml* 

L. 1!. 8. S. A. »«nb«r» Trf 

LOWELL' STAFF 

VOEL KELLY 

Associate Editor . Sharon Dcmlck 

Sports' E«Hmr~--, ,,,,. .,, - ....D«n TcpJItl— 

Ix'cw* Fill'"' 1 EU1TOIU 

,, , Joan Benin 

Circulation Mutineer — ...—Don Ray 

REPORTERS 

Chnrfea nstn flnrlnn flnrln K. 

IViwy linker ker 

sjm«n sjm«nt Carey 

Kl C 

Iôiunl Colilna 

(Tonnte Cron* 

Ko|>hla IVll'Ortn 

Ifevorly Kinwm 

Jafilco WIMIM" 

1-ntrkln Ilclnw 

Jim Hctimifi 

Ilnhert Hitchcock 

PntrlCa Hunt 

ivir Kllaln 

Pick KurtzwYll 

lVtw In Vole 

Vtctnr I*vlt 

Nnnrjr I/iwe 

ainrk Unix 

Itavhl airlnlknu 

Vlotn Mlcfctlwn 

Ihilt Noltitt 

CIMIIIU ItnMntMTC 

U laity* Kwnrtik-ittincU 

Fhlrlty Stlrllne 

l*nul HtanlfjiMrrv 

Wulf 

SLasst ©Hill niiTi 'Crsstamrnf 

An the waning ilay» of our high school life 

slowly IKUM into oblivion. we. the CIIIKH of fall M-l, 

hereby bequeath tho following posscsions to the 

following people in the sincere hope that they do 

n» well an we htvc tlonc during their brief sojourn 

in the hnltowcd halls of I-owcll. After 

cleaning out locker*, etc.. we hnve found mnny 

article* ot undying Intercut which may prove 

useful to those who remain behind us. 

Phyllin VnllcJo gencrounly will.- t" Orlv Nolze 

and Bcv fluff any thine that they may find In her 

tucker after the pnrtv of the first part him mnved 

out CWhee. Iwt Mkc a crnckcrjack box.). Shirley 

MeCrae ta\\* heir to Virginia Gibson * excluu- 

*Jvo deck of marked cards, while Ji"> Hom.inon 

leaves Bill Swift one half-smoked "Camel" 

(have yoy any pre-war tire*?), his locker padlock, 

and a nice shiny pair of P. K. C. stripes. 

Anita Hnrt In-quenths to Margaret Dehe anything 

that she ha* but at Lowell frnm dishtowel* 

to a pair of Kiulilvn. Charlfb Butler leaves to Tom 

Gitchcll hi* reserved fourth and fifth period iicat 

b>* the potul in the patk. Mary Lawrence leaves 

to uny aspiring freshman the rag with which iihu 

polished many an npulc. Bob Levy thoughtfully 

bequeaths 10 Gloria Tyroler his Imok of rules on 

how to pas* .Mr. Bass' class safely • (I'll take 

that if you don't want it.) To Art Fudcm gocn 

Walter Vnn Dchnoy'jt old pair of Levies. Joyvc 

Zacharia leaves to Mnry Roberta her gym suit 

for two of her coveted eyclashi«i. To Jim Mc- 

Cann goes Cob Selby's worn-out excuse for cutting 

class and nit the rcnultinir cut slips. Jonn 

Hall falls heir to Elizabeth llpyaV ability to get 

along with the least amount of work. Proxy 

Wilson leaves to his successor Uiu uMiuestioned 

privilege of walking out of any class nt anv time, 

while the next editor of the Red and White get* 

from Nancy Rutteneutter the job of arguing with 

tho W. t>. B. (We Print Books) and O. P. A. (Office 

Panhandlers Association). Doris Murphy 

wilts to Barbara Jensen her only lonely gym shoe 

with the enlightening thought of nil the fun she 

can haw IF she finds the other one. l

£*• 

Seniors Get Ready 

For Faculty Tilt 

THE LOWELL. HltlDAY. JANUARV 20. 19«' 

PREP STARS 

IN SERVICE 

DANNY'S 

An the. old jirofs lay aside their, may occasionally crow tile plate 

textbooks bk uml d students tudnts «lo do llkowl*e. llkwlw wilt be Elmer Harris. 

the nchool nt larse anxiously pre- So much for the faculty. Ami 

pares for today'* semi-annual foe- now a brief *ize*up uf the senior 

ulty baseball tflt. 

sqund will show why the graduate* 

The seniors, with t flaiihmjr Ilirht cannot bu underrated. Operating 

of reveiiKe gleaming In their blood- fm.n tho mound will bo irrfd star 

shot eyes, arc even up a* fnr as thei Sp Snence Vyn Voyne. and i hacking hki hi him up 

- * • '" *• ' "- in betting goe*. but should lie rated! will ho he callable caitable Hud "-•' McGIIIy. " 

as slight underdog* to a more sea- Handling all of the first base put* 

soned and experienced ball dull.' out* will IK> Hank "I piny a little 

- #_....... ».-..i— «i_..«-i .„n Simnmn.* nipping a few facuK 

Iwtd upstart* a slight shellacking, ty run* In the bud. I ton mini- the 

Junt look at the human dynamov* cutfldd pasture* will IK; Mel WIIIgrnclng 

tho faculty line-up anil bnck, ICoycr Jnhmum. ami \\Vnny 

that's ht' nut no hard h d t to understand.' l t d ; M Meyers. All w« w run say in i "what "ht 

Holding down the first liase spot' M GrlsHold Bchrend, class of Ml* 

Is in the Aircraft Signal Corps,) 

stntliinetl in the South I'ncific I 

t Bert Burns, class of '-13, I* «Utloned 

at the U. S. S. Admiral 

Hbvrle Station. South Pacific. 

ftsrgeant Lwi Vugel Jr.. fs servme 

fa thcN'avy and is now overscan. 

< 

CnnlaEn Rdward II. Lettunich! 

was killed In action in Holland oni 

N'ovemlwr ... 

I'fc. Jack Gutitill wa* „....„ ... 

action in tho jlttditcrmneiin Area.; L^T'"** "-.---*-• .--~» »«•*- *J*. an.-Hxt-^ .*..«.vww« «*'•! •>• •* »,*••,•¥•* 4tiv» 

Harrv Christiansen i* taking the! 

ball club!" 

fur tla' faculty will be Charlie! From the lookx of thing*, to. 

ot(i Cards Nip 

Bucs Topple 

. The 1945 edition of Lowell's casaba'tcam hasn't quite lived iin to 

killed In [*» expectation*, unUl today that is, for It has a fifty per cent average, 

>nn Area, having knocked over the St. Ignatius Wildcat* 22-21 In a'thrlllcr. Then 

Man Overoptimlsm beat them, as a flighting Balboa squat! pulled a 

V-T Navy Academic Refresher! oinjor upset to edge out the Cards by one point. 19-18. / " ' 

Unit at Colgate University at- To put it mildly the hoyji looked very sad.against the Bucanoers. 

HnmilUn. , Kverytlimjr they tried cither went wronir or wouldn't work. After tho 

.nil Lieutenant I'aul Hnnnclwr*! Hue/ jrnt off to an early 7-2 lend at the quarter. they ' played - - conservarv 

» WUA *>•*•.> killed blli.ul in !« artlnn Miki" Voviu*. whil' 1 ' t«tudiled with laugh* and muytic :i 

i-atchint: any of MikeV throws that 1 . i''ir IK'KI. 

ICoVrt ,)j«rnr«. tins.* of '\'A, in a • • • * * 

ti... Xnvy. Miitinned at: of c,lUrw.. y,)U recot'nlze the smiling faces you nee in thi* column, 

i.iano. . . . roiii-h lu-nny Neff hjM l»;t'n mentoring cage teams at Umell for many 

Seniors 

Hoys' Yard 

Seniors 

Hillchrand 

Wilsun 

Simmons 

Hollers 

Willhsick 

Johnson 

flyers 

Voyne 

McGilly .. 

tb 

21) .. 

:ib 

ss .. 

If . 

cf 

rf 

p 

. c ... 

"SIUKKCI" I.orbeer ' 

"Hicps" Dunn ( 

"Terror" Neff 

"KeKK.v" KrieRcr 

"Curley" I'eilint; , 

Ticcr" AlKcr • 

•Ktehlln- .Mike 1 Voyne ' 

. . "Kil!cr" Harris [ 

Cards Start Prep. 

Race-Won 1--Lost lj 

Starting the *eai>on off with a t" twelve. The imtiaiiH only com*! 

lane. Lowell's champumxhlp- mitted nix. High i«»Int man was' 

bound fEw found itself with nn Im- "I>>fty" Motirc with seven poiut.u/ 

portant victor)' of -4*22 over the followed by Dick Mulready, who' 

SU Ignatius Wildcat*. totaled six. I 

With nn early 7-0 lead it looked Tho thirties game wa;* also one] 

good for the Indians tilt S. I. hit of nhcvr excitement with S. I. cop-! 

an eight point string. With Itoth! ninir a very cli.se 22-21 vlitoryj 

adding a free throw and Lowell'over tlic PIIIHHISCS in an overtime' 

hitting a field goal, the tinmx re-; battle which saw Johnny Fracchln; 

tirwl ai-'the half-time with the: emerge high point man nnd chief! 

score 10-9.' ; "tar for I-owcll, with a tully of; 

'It was nip ami tuck throughout 1 "I"* noinU. 

. the third quarter, with St. Igna-: Ivan Slavtchs la^ket with fif- 

• tiw leading 10*18. Banket* by Joe j teen xt-combi to go. sent the iramc 

Flaiinvcn and Ilalph Lynch offset-Into the extra three minutes. Froe-i 

JOHNNY KKACCIIIA 

each other: then n free throw byi chin hit a field goal, but the Igna- Iniun* leading 10-M and each hit 

Kennedy and a lone one by Flnhn- tians also hit one and. with a free* | nil-important field goab'. with Oilven 

tied un the score and *et the; throw, put the game on Ice. i lt»n's charity toM hccomiiij; the destage 

for the sensational ending, l Though the game was a failure elding factor of the contest. Grid- 

Kennedy , fouled Mulready. who: fnr th(. thirties, it was a verv big'fkm Doug Scovil nnd Jim Beaver 

missed the free throw, hut this-Btcp for thu varsity toward tho \ were starteil for I^>well but yanked 

gave Lowell control uf thn ball.] rhampionjiniti ladder. {from the limi-un eight minutes 

With one and one-hulf minutes to ,_ , _f tt. t,n.tttnKl tnwi.u in i '»l«r a# Coach Ben Neff haw the 

go. Jtm Duvaras hit his all-decld-!, '" n " e "VIJT-H." Sii'TSiJh'! need for the experienced talent of 

ing basket which wrote the differ-j Xiouijj undefeated bilskJlball J( * Ftoliaven nnd Jim iJuvanw. 

ence on the Scoreboard. team towed sloppily to Balboa's Cut this ju*t wasn't Lowell's 

the twmi clickinir an they did n>.afnst the parochial school, then they're 

cointr t" have nn awful tounh time of It. 

One point Neff limucht out in our talk was the fact that no team 

ban ever won the A. A. A. title with two lo.-sei*. Thnt tradition may jro 

overboard thin year, for the b-acue'n tichter tban a Scotchman down to 

bin last dine. Mn-t of the team* are fnirlv even. To illustrate, St. !«• 

nntiu.-.. one of the better tenmn, hatt nt\ the etlec. 

evenly mnteheil. As they left the ,_, 

floor at half. St. Ignatius held a ... T1 ' l">'ol I»»t is manned by Vic 

tlim fl-7 lent). Huchcr. tallest man on the team. 

Tk. .~.,,nd half was c'—'- •—- VlcV ''•'""•"line ability helps the 

hut one 

Lowell's' varsity cagers turned M Buck«tlcs«" Bucanccrs, 19-1S, in day. and the Dues kept hitting 

what could have been defeat into;? gnme which bnd the crowd on tho'shoU from all angle* aim lengths 

victory by hitting them on thn • «li;es of their scats the full thlr- while tho Have* and Ashbury boys 

free-throw line, swi*binir e two minutes. 

,. .., Sherman Heany. who 

• _.,.. The Indians . one veteran , , balltlimc(| „ • —•" rotwtantly intercepting poorly 

?• ninvcr.juo The Indians' Tliuraton. ono veteran wns held hall-i to 0 ;curacv n{mcd Indinn pn**cit and whose oc- 

V field i -goals . _*. by Tommy .— Gucrin. t..,.t.. but.' - cUracv of the ««, nsuwnslble for «*«n 

«•;''he gamored five via the five throw of the winners* nineteen wrintK, the 

Jv/llne. The Indians', best floor man Bucs nrnvnl to some .1,000 snectn- 

£:, war "Lefty" Moore whose aceres- 

- T •jt " sivencm slvencm and good nail hall'handling imnuiing 

£ were inslrumental in securing thei 

intHanK 1 wetu doini their lvest to hit even 

the clow-in «ho»j« êt up by many 

of XcffV iniiumerahle plays. 

Dillon, laMt year'* lluhtwcipht 

htirh scorer, wax hailed as ths connuerintj 

hero o* ho drove In under 

Dues nrnvcil to some .1,000 specta the banket and under the blanket 

tors-that one to ten -odds mean li f "Lf" M d 

nothing. 

18 points. 

Neff*s boy* showed *cry i 

singly of a .good flnor.jnmp 'and; unb McGo\ 

vrlon ^MniBbtelv' On« 'thin- ln' Toni DIIIon nmI " r w cllM , of "Lefty" Moore, made 

an all-out attempt, to "Just get rid 

Ntndfwl ihn oama of the ball." But. to the surprise 

e.l ISBUM 3£h 

* Valcnte. 

. favoVVf the iRnattan* wni tho Th0 latter Uo ucre Iniflrtol uith 

v number of fouls, which added up just fi\e minutes to play, with tho 

of r.iMilnit overtime. Lowell ncoreil. Jf ' 

ed lineups. Coach everyone (Including himself) 

AQ M] * M *aroutul the r(m ^ 

• " " "In the mcih for ' 

In i.l« of fimri* 

* father. 

With one loss under their 1M . 

tho Indians nre now more determined 

than ner to cop tho championship. 

l ". 

firm ti> I'racchla stole the ball and ..T 11 ? Wanl position* are ran by 

went the length of the court for clal "£ Ro»enbcri- nnd In- Shemntwo 

noints. Fox or the WiMrat*: no ' »"»»»«nt l» tho spark of tho 

«m fouled, nnd he made his free; 1 ';!" 11 " ni1 » wwrf defensive man. 

throw to put St. Iinwliu. within!"'" rebwinciiiur Mil •hmtinir will 

one imlnt of the Indlnns. Lowell i " ln , v « 1 « r f the Indlnns. Lowell i " « f»rt In thi- light, 

toil the hall dwiourt hd! wetaht thi Sh 

nd wit 

Bdl 

ln , v « 1 « r « f»rt In thi- light, 

ll dowicourt on a had! wetaht names this year. Shemano 

PiiM, an with ith the second ticking '• » reliable ball plnycr and comes 

awav Bordclamrw clamrw of the Wildcats ''""""eh 

when ncedtd. Irj- l« a 

hit the luwn for two to put tho lB-1 fl n edtd. Irj l« a 

hit the luw for two to put tho lB 

ni! In frnt 

flMl m » n : '•" ta " 

nai!»ns In front. eyos nn the team. 

With but. fifteen seconds remain. Tho. second .trine also prewnt 

Ine. Lniiell took tlm; out... When a well.bjlanced cornnlnntlon. It Is 

time was called hack in. u de». romoonid of Boh Tollman nnd Boh 

jente »hot at the banlwt by the Matheny at forwtla. Solomon at 

In.liun» fnllnl. and St. TRnatirM renter, and Tom Nllon and Charll. 

»o. \lclorlous by the lllln margin Louie at the guird r»ts. Other 

of jno Mint- i mcmlurn or the team are Vic Lovit, 

Iracchia rs tho Mar or\t»e, (fam nob S»lnrley. Al Williams, Lurry 

and a real All-Cilj • candidate. Ter'.ine. Ilerhio Kewjler. Corky ' 

John played first r string liBhl- Melville, and James Konkel.

mmmm, 

THE LOWRLLr FRIDAY; JANUAHY •SO. 1 IMS' 

Galând Sports Byshan-nDcmick! 15 C^S. F.'ers jLo well Girls 

P.-T. A. Plays 

Santa CIaus~ 

;ny Sharon Den-Mr.:., .-, lot* of fun., anil appreciate the 

Well, hero 'Us: tho senior edition grand co-operation HO reeched 

nl li to my db>o f thotf office, tlie 

^£ "•|,*^j ea 

ll 

Fifteen l.owell seniors are! 

"•" ""'awulllng report curd day even; 

', awards in order and preparing for; ,„ . 

more, nnxiously than'lhc other sen-; ,r loon l,lgh-l girls wen, guests 

the G. A. A. award rally. At this: ' ! Fni J i Clle t 

w, 

u time those girb who have falthf-ii-1 wo .... ,.......„,„ ,„» ...,„,,. „. 

: celfeffir^rrl^Sr.*>*• * "" 9* ~:&& 

will I (be- announced, and presto 

tl5l -S^"^.j?°f :il 2rfr^ 7 * il " I ?i"nH" the,' b; A~A. 

term..- Everjr snort Is winding up teachers and manam 

d*lo°nm!ento\£uV?r*°**" 0 « a ^^ 

linlkm^Sr SmK*ir B«*'"> «'• m >» " c «•» C. S.;« tea given on Friday afternoon, 

SSfJS%SPi^!^&\ 

T ° ** 6 *• •"• llfoiirwXiri'ris^ri'o-nly^.'rta. 1 

list ^SuloVt Jo? around- to • membership, a student must be on many San Francisco high school 

Jill v8X^,-i. l ""» P-T. A., minus the red suit 

" 

-?JX!MLsl«l».C. S. F, four times Including'girls who attended. d JlisJ Mini Dealtry, 

accompanied tho 

wai .served, the 

. -. «... Francisco Junior 

ihowed their guest* the en 

nd whi '« °«nl. ha« played Santa* 

c 

'aus for liutrumental mule 

£ lllMl ", K0ther of the nioc 

Made Great Success) | snonson-Hl ftixinnd by Mr.~ibrpcMtcin'!"«ond new classes. 

""'"•Lo»oll,ranie. 

* 2 O t 

•I..IV. Two fo ,h 

Jerry Ets-Hokln, Joyce Wishan.'p. -. _. M_ - 

Mao Potorson. Joanne Bcran. Allco Radio RlOt Mark: 

HohhoiiMT. Anils Kate. Andrew' 

:s 

Andanon. Joan Isaacs, and Claire. Term's L-4 Dance 

Heller all did their part to make 

tho program A success. 

>V Radio Riot" was the theme 

.... Mao Peterson and Naomi Pi.Jnls 

sani-.-amral selections, accompanied, 

by Otonto Sanderson. 

. Mr.;.Lorbeor, .to-whom much 

/credit should be civen for the sue- 

.îvi'cess of the.prairrnm, (rave much of 

i.y;- his-tlmaln urcparine and rehears- 

;& Inirthe studcnU. .*• ... ., 

: j!;-?'rl-am. xerv- pleased," «ald Mr. 

a:-!v:Lorh;..'iS ^-.-,-..•'.; c • ' . - - 

SSfrft?'-W. . '. .:..""- ' . 

> o/!H,.tM,ldredi ^J^SP%SASSt 

0:00, St. Francis, 

I with "a" niTOterious liBht _lii thi-• Wrirer" \TrBl"niji"Glbji"n."annr! ~ 

nnd decorated. 

" . - . - - 

is 

danco.liand. , demonstrated. 

]|o(h „„,„,,„,„ of thc graduminu Th|, a,Iartori the Bed Cross U| 

One, - ,_. of the ...- main features Was --. the! «.., If more M.^ . members w.j, ^, join tho « ^.uu,i club,Ihoys 

class, of find the time Armed to Forces. entertain They, tho! bulrc not maktntr sewinir nny or articles that n-J 

"Teepee Tattles," done by push Ir'ns may be arranged to liospitalsi'hnve hoys of liccn the singing Armed with Forces. a U. They," S, 0. bulrc At nresent sewinir thevare or wood coilectlnirv shop won*.s 

button which threw light.on many rnd fpctories, according to Air.; 'hnve unit that liccn travels singing to with bases a U in'thc S 0 Christmas At t cards." th so they iltlnvml can 

hcrctofnrn horetoforo ' unknnu'n unknown' incident's lneli!r>nt>' &-ltwn..»» I Bnv n,i,- area. .m. Tho ""- girls ''- have • enter- • them * over to aend . to . the . boys . l°3 

S f t f e ' ' " ! . ' ^ - * ' . ' 'V '•• •••.'••••• ' 

about Lowellitra. !,,lf nnv"person wnnls to broaden 

>s\nowledco7nmbjccSlikomnen-Is, 

nlnstic surgery, penicillin 

~l^:"~~-'^- : ' r -^&^b;wî'-:'-y 

tnincd at Letterman Kospltal, Isointeil ureas, who can send OuWS 

Treasure Island. Angel Island, the to their families and friends urtj 

Stage Door Canteen, andin many Christmns. They'are also woi 

other - centers' provided'" for' the on book mark* and -'nke*b~— 

Armed Forces. Gloria De Martini, Mrs. Closer says that Jok» are si 

Is their.accompanist. : '-.way* welcome.- '.. •:' • '•• '^

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