Lowell High School - Red and White Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1947 volume:

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LETTERS T0 THE EDITUR GIFTS Sirs: Since I am a graduating senior, I have decided to send you the leftover goods in my school locker, namely: one slightly used record of 4'Open the Door, Richardv: a battered streetcar wheel taken from the g'2I when the conductor wasnit looking, and a banana peel. This peel was the first I ever slipped on in high school. Please take care of my treasures. Hiper P. Stiper. Ir. ' We appreciate the gifts and accept them with sincere gratitude. Ed GEORGE WASHINGTON BASS LIKE VAN? Sirs: I am enclosing a picture of my Senior Civics teacher, Mr. George W. Bass. Do you notice the striking resemblance between him and famous movie star, Van Johnson? Anonymous Student 0 Yes, and I think I am going to swoon. Ed JAY-WALKING Sirs: I object to the recent campaigns against jay- walking. I think students should be allowed to jay- walk if they want to. Sampson Coughen, Mortician 'I ,f . . . . . ride fhe MUNICIP L RAILWAY t Eanciscos fizsfesf flunsporfafzbnn I 1 V' For reservations phoneflislow O'O00U 1 Qi'liF:2,g.,Q.'4,,.,m f,.y.f,,,.,1,,M,.J i K. ,,..v, zyvafbvzmlu 'MQ f, f X , W, rg M ww 3 mwfc fffvffw fffdf Lf UF sf i SPEAKING The ChronicIe's ln tht- lfatll of IU 15 at liI'k'Slllllitll hy the nznnv of lxvn lflowc-r vanw to Lowell. lxvn had vonw tronl llnmllc-y Stone and was well known tln-rv for having pluyml on tht- Crainlnur Svhool Championship 'lieanl for il l. llvrv ul liowc-ll 1'ol11pul'utix'vly livw people' lxnvw lien. 'l'hzlt. however. w as soon to lw vhangvcl. ln his I.-I twin Kean pluyvll lirst string 2ll's. l'c'opl6. vsp?- vially people- intvrvsted in haskf-thull. lwgun to notirv him. During this past season the nanw of Ken lflowvr has hPm'olnv known to illllltkgl vvvry high st-hool stuclvnt and vountlvss adults of our rity. Of his past voaivh lie-n suicl. Bill lsviling is il great voavh ancl il grvat personf' lluring the voining seasons Ken will play on the Lowell Yursity. After that l'Ulll9S 1-ollvgv. An institu- tion with good haslwthall possihilitis-S. an excellent liatlio Announving voursv and possihly at svholar- ship are tht- things lion lflowvr hopes for in the fnlliro. MW M6 llugv. husky Clnirlit- Hyun was au'onspi1'ious :url ol' l,ow1-ll's iioothzill lint'-up last season. l'hv spvvlattor always knew that Cliarliv wus Ill lln-rt-. lh- 1-onhl 1-usily sm- his nmssiw avtion incl wut:-h his:-xpf-rl tuvkling, pla1y11l't6l'pla1y. lihis nl-l'ill'SOIlll' l'lilllrau'k. as Hroflic- of the C1111 , H . . - . ezilh-cl hnn. vonhl holcl up his sith- of tht- line lIl'll4'l'lll1lll any olhr-r prvp in the vityf' Cllklflll' unnt- lo l,owr-ll from Portola Junior High and hopt-s lo uttr-nfl Santa Clara and play lioothall lor tht- llronvos. Whvn aislwfl il' ht' liked Collvgc' or high sm-hool loothull lwttvr. hv rvpliefl. lfollfigf-, ol'1'olll's1 f' itis ronglwr.-' jf W wwf? ffbyfiffflfm i WV wt Mfg UF SKETCHES... Howard Brodie Covers Lowell Three years of top rate basketball playing is Bob Mathenyls contribution to his school, Lowell. Bob won a place on the l3U's team as sixth man when only a Low Sophomore and held through the following term. However, in the L-3 and H-3 he was always one of the FIRST FIVE Lowell players on the court. His ability proven, Bob was taken over by Ben Neff and held down the Guard spot on the Varsity First String this past season. Future plans include junior College and then Calf Lowell wishes you 'lBest of luck, Bob. MM ,E Y7 Bmw MEFF Of' LOWFZL AS' 795 19557545- 1675411 CUf40ff M' TOWM 7305 Mawr 4192979 AS' A C0fV77FD- Kc-'ZFJHZ 57172: ' 1WffV 7' 507' fl' K5'Df7 fC'ULf 70 ASPXE' f47'fW!f 056459 CZWCIZU- SUM , X K. ' H. .,.. ,N- Coach Ben Neff has become an indispensable part of Lowell. The city's sports pages all agree he is San Fran- ciseols best cage coach. With high school basketball his ufirst lovef' he has presented Lowell eleven varsity cham- pionships out of twenty-one seasons. Time is catching up with him, though, for as his gym classes line up, he finds the sons of his former cage stars among them-the second generation has arrived. 5 BEST 0F LUCK 6 RED 81 WHITE REPURTS 6'Meet you on the front stepslw How familiar. that expression, and how very old! The steps of Lowell were the steps of the first high school west of the Mississippi-of a school 12 vears older than the University of California. l,owell's steps have heen in many places-on Bush Street. on the corner of Sutter and Octavia. and even at Poly and Galileo fwhen Lowell was being earth- quaked-proofedl. Our steps today have horne the weight of l.ow- THE FRONT STEPS ellites for 36 years. Down them have gone Lowell boys to fight and die in two world wars: to attain prominence in business. professional and political lifeg and to marry Lowell girls whose children many of us are. They get to he a habit. those steps 4 dates are arranged there, jokes cracked. gossip exchanged. dashes made to and from the old 2l . new acquain- tances acquired-all amid friendly 3:10 confusion. On week-ends, vacations and at night the front steps are deserted. But on one night each term, some- time after midnight. after the Prom, the graduates return to sing the Hymn. To those, the tradition of meet you on the front stepsi' has become but a memory. RED 81 WHITE VOL. 74 JUNE, 1947 Published by the Lowell High School Students Association San Francisco I7, California CONTENTS THE YEAR'S EVENTS DEDICATION ,,,,..,....... PRINClPAL'S MESSAGE ..,. SHIELD-SCROLL ,,.,,,,, .. .. .. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS. , , CLASS OFFICERS ,.........,... . EDITORIAL ..... .. .. . . PICTURES OF THE YEAR DRAMATICS ., . .. .. ART ,... .,,, . . DEBATING .. R.O.T.C. . MUSIC ,,,, . G.A.A. ..,,, ,. ,, , , , PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAYS STUDENTS LEARN ..., ...,,,..,,. ,,,,, STUDENTS EAT. ..,.., ,,,, ,,,,,,,, . . STUDENTS PLAY. ,,,,,,,,. . .......,,....,.,,,,. .. A DAY IN A COACH'S LIFE ,......, . SPORTS 8 .. 9 . ,,.. 26 . ,.,.,, . 30 .,,, . 32 .. 42 . ,. 43 47 48 . . 49 53 .. ,.... 56 .. . 58 ., I4 , ,.,..... 22 40 72 FOOTBALL .. ,,,,, . ., 66 BASKETBALL . 75 TRACK ..,,,, . , .. . .... . 81 BASEBALL - SOCCER . 84 SWIMMING ,,,,, .. ,,,,.,,,A,, , ,,,, ,, B6 TENNIS ,,,,.,, ,. . 87 GRADUATING SENIORS CLASS OF FALL l946.. ,.,,,,,, 94 PROM .... .. .. .. ,,,,, . .. . ,. , 92 CLASS OF SPRING I947,.. . I00 OTHER DEPARTMENTS LETTERS TO THE EDITORS .. 3 SPEAKING OF SKETCHES ,..,, . . 4 RED AND WHITE REPORTS .. . . 6 FACULTY .. .. ,...,..,................. .... . . I8 THE LOWELL ...,...., . .,...,. .. 34 THE RED AND WHITE ......,. ,, 36 SMITH BANGE OUR THANKS TO: Life Magazine fur permis- sion to use their stylcg Mr. Howard Bnmdicg Mr. Bob Rnsendahl of Walter Mann Co.g Mr. Howard Watson of Lexicon Pressg Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Doherty of Fisher Studiosg Mr. Tommy Tomasog our faculty advisor, Mr, james Patterson: Mr. L. H. Stephensg Miss Harrisong Miss Adamsg and our staff photog- raphers, Duane Smith and George Bange. A WSF. gf.,-aff, af.. 1 wt Q. .. Q ,,. '2,w D- ga... f if 1, iw fa ,. J' . 4 + :, . fan 15 25... 4 'fa 'Z I ilgwif rf - . as - MISS LACOSTE D E D I C ATI 0 N To cl Gracious Lady.. San Francisco has rneant much to Miss Eugenie Lacoste. She was born in the Mission district when it consisted of country homesw-the lot on which her home was built comprised 15 acres! She is a graduate of Girls' High School. and of the Univer- sity of California where she specialized in Creek. Latin. Modern Languages, and Botany. Miss Lacoste never intended to be a teacher-she had planned to do graduate work in archaeology. However. when offered a teaching position at Mis- sion High by Mr. Clark. the principal. she accepted. and thus began a career that continued until April l. 1946. when she retired. Wlien Mr. Clark was appointed principal of Lowell he asked Miss Lacoste to come with him. She didn't want to. The Mission district was her 8 homeg Mission High was her school. She loved her work. During World War 1 some 600 Mission stu- dents, under her guidance. had knitted sweaters for the boys in the service. Finally she agreed to come. ln the Fall of 1919 young Miss Lacoste came to Lowell to teach history. In 1926 she became the Vice-Principal tshe had pre- viously served as Dean of Girls in 1923 and 19241. Widely traveled in both Europe and the Orient. Miss Lacoste speaks French fluently. having learned it as a child. When Lowell was smaller the entire student body was able to meet in the auditoriumg Miss Lacoste was the guiding spirit in promoting student govern- ment. She promoted all student activ'ities-pag- eants. court plantings. parties for parents and stu- dents. acted as adviser of The Lowell and encouraged many other activities that made Lowell Lowell. To the gracious lady who served our school for twenty-eight years---to Miss Eugenie Lacoste. whose motto was. Be sure that all one does in school has an educational value -we respectfully dedicate the June 19447 Red and White. PRINlIIPAL'S MESSAGE Mr. Stephens Says. . . wiv look upon tht- ltllllfllllg on Hayvs anfl Masoniv Strvvts as a temporary homo, 1'0liivliilw1'ii1g that l,owc'll has hvvn housvfl in many lluilclings anfl has had in rvality hut ai sup0rlii'ial vonnem-tion with any one ol' them: for Low-ll is prinmrily an iclval. a vrt-ed and a tradition: an alvicling lweliet' in thi- yaluv of zivaclcfliiic' training: anfl in tho worthwhilv- nc-ss of spiritual xaluvs. an undying faith that this print-iplvs for whivh it stanmls arm' a liorvv that will so mould the youth of today that tht-ir liws will hc happier. fuller. and 1'lt'llt'l' in tht- yvars that are to vonivfi That is what Xlr. Slvphe-ns w rolv for this Html ancl Wvliitc'--for tht- lla-fl ancl Xthiu- ol' .luneg lUIl5. H0 hail lwvn l,oxwll's prinvipal lor six months. MR, STEPHENS llut lllr. Stvphons knows Lowvll and its tlt'2lllt'llll1' traclition as fvw ol' us will 1-wr know it. l or thirty- ninP years Lowvll has lwvn his cle-stination vat-ti morning. Horn in Santa Clara. hi- alta-nclml high svhool in San Jose: thou wont to Stanlorcl lvnixvrsity ln August, WOO. the young teavlwi' lbt't'tllllt' a Lowellite. ln August, l92l, he was appointvfl hvafl of the Langxuagc DPlHll'll1I0l1ll on Noyenilmor 5. l93ll. he lwvanie thc yive-prinvipal: and upon tht- rctirv- ment ol' Prinvipal Crofts. M r. Stvphvns lN't'lllIll' thc- prini-ipal ol' Lowell. This was in January, IOISS. How appropriate today are thc- words of his lirst prinm'ipal's nivssagvl A nvw l.owc'll site' has ln-1-n purc-liasml and thc huilcling plan is in the hluvprinl stage, hut l,ow0ll has lwvn house-cl in many lvuihl- ings-fhas hail only Z1 supcrlivial vomu-1'tion with any ol' thvm: lor Lowell is primarily an imlvalf an ahicling: he-livl' in the value of avaclviiiiv trainings- ii 9 x S 3? 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X 1 Q , W NF 'fb QQ: Si- , - v 5 ,f 5' - 2 K A 1 f 1 f if M x 4' - 1 2:1:' - ' N x - ' 1 HM Q , X- .,ZE,, -,,,,: Z , Q N SQ Q Xgx Y ':-,.::sas.L X V, . w M f W nxswl X-3 Y X if NZ- . + f 95 ,S 'ii X Q y X .Q X , X A v x www 'pk Q x wg ' ' W 3 ig S - ,w-' , 3 x V if ' X .... ' ,. J LV N fa Q K is ,Q Y' x s A 1 2 1 V W X H 3 xi 3 X? M 2 sg an 3, . 3? 5 1- A M 5 ix .ff lm N I I A 5 w vm w,,W4f'f . xg' -dugg W , A 433+ x F f v Mort Dunn Joyce Howell Cal Colt Marta Nagel Joss Scroggy Bob Davey Pat Friend Bob Inman STUDENT LEADERS ' FALL '46 Officers Lead School Thru the Year A student body government, in order to be effi- cient, must have capable, hard-working student body oflicers. In the past year our students have been wise in their selection of school oliicers, for Lowell has progressed under their leadership. Even with the many duties connected with the irrespective offices, they found time to keep up their grades, social activities, and many other school interests. In order to become a candidate for a student body office, the aspirant to the olhce must be a member of the L.H.S.S.A. and in good standing with the school. According to the constitution, Good stand- ing is understood to mean regularity in attendance and satisfactory scholarship. The main duties of the student body officers are as follows, quoted from the Constitution: The duties of the president shall be those usually pertaining to the office. He shall preside in the per- formance of their dutyf, Wllhe vice-president shall perform the duties of the president in his absence and shall succeed to the ofhce of president in case of vacancy. She shall pre- side at general girls' ralliesf' The secretary shall keep full and accurate min- 30 utes of the meetings of the board of directors. He shall perform such special duties as the board of directors requiresf' The treasurer, under the general supervision of the faculty cashier, shall be the collector of the dues of this association, issuing student body cards as receipts for the same. He shall deliver all money promptly to the cashierf, The yell leader shall assist at all school rallies. It shall be the duty of the yell leader or one of his assistants to attend all games or meetings of any kind in which organized cheering is provided for. The editor of The Lowell must plan his issues so as to keep within the financial estimates agreed upon by the board of directors. He shall endeavor to conduct the paper for the common good of the schoolf, The editor of the Red and White must plan his publication so as to keep within the estimates ap- proved by the board of directors. ln the choice and arrangement of the material he must consult with the faculty sponsor. 'The manager of the cafeteria shall assist the teachers in charge of securing reliable assistants in the lunch period service. Bill Hicklin Diane Davidson Dean Slattery Marta Nagel Bob Rowell Dick Clarke Dave Birenbaum Bob Smirle STUDENT LEADERS ' SPRING '47 Other Activities Take Time Also MORT DUNN, president-Mort was also president of his L4 class, a member of the Scroll and L, the Block Lf and the Big Brothers. JOYCE HOWELL, vice-president - She was a member of the Shield and L, the Big Sisters, and the Block HL Society. BOB DAVEY, treasurer-Bob was L3 president, head yell-leader, on the Block Lv, and the Scroll and L. JOSS SCROCCY, secretary-This boy was presi- dent of his H3 class, a member of the Scroll and L and Block MLN and a Big Brother. CAL COLT, head yell leader, Cal was a member of the Scroll and L and Block L Societies. He was assistant yell-leader. IVIARTA NACEL, editor of the Red and Whiteii -Editor Marta was a member of the Shield and L, the Block MLN and the Big Sisters. PAT FRIEND, editor of 'The Lowelli'-Pat was on the Block MLN and a member of the Shieldiand L. She was Feature Editor of the Lowell before becom- ing Editor-in-Chief. BOB INIVIAN, cafe manager-Bob was an honor roll student. BILL HICKLIN, president-Bill was president of his L4 class, secretary of his H3 class, and a member of the Big Brothers and the Block L. DIANE DAVIDSON, vice-president - This girl was the girls' yell leader, a member of the Shield and L, Block Li, and the Big Sisters. DICK CLARKE, treasurer-Dick is a member of the Scroll and L, and he is a captain in the R.O.T.C. BOB ROWELL, secretary-Bob was H3 president, and also a member of the Block MLB and Scroll and L. DEAN SLATTERY, head yell leader-Dean came from S. I. in his Junior year, and became assistant yell leader before becoming head yell leader. DAVE BIRENBAUM, editor of 'The Lowelln- Dave was News Editor of L'The Lowell before be- coming Editor. He was an ofiicer in the R.O.T.C. BOB SMIRLE, cafe manager-He was an honor roll student as well as an efficient cafe manager. 31 x LOW I5 Olfl-'llII'IHS: IIA-I'l lu righlb IImsalrcI I'riPSl, HIGH 3 UI I ICI':IIS: 4I,m'I'l1o1'igI1lI Holwrl Kms 1-ll. Calrnlyn I.i1-Ill. Ilan- II1'tlII.l'Illll. Pal Walkvr, lylrvw Turnvr. AHIIN' I..II.5.S.A.uIIic1'rs m'si1Iv UX1'l'IIl1' sllldvlll Vive I'l'vsi1I0lll. Slim MFIIIZM' as Sl'l'l'l'I2ll'Y. illllI I , Imfly. llw uppvr 1'IilSSllll'Il. juniors uml svninrs. allen 5IlI .IUIIPS US Il'4'ilSl1l'1'l'. ' ' - ' ' 7-nf' - ' '- ' '-1 -V' 1 I. . uw. num.,-5 of llwn. H.Sl,,,,.l,W 4.135543 who lmwdv I ICBHIKIII Hill IIl1IxIlll. X114 I,llhIlIQ nl ,lean .XIII- mm. HN, hm jlmimk high junior. lim whim. um' vrlonaluIbv1'l'vlzll'yArvlulIIm'sllm-yvl'pn'slmI1'1Im'c'l' Iligll svnim' vlussf-H. IIN' low fvniurs. ' I I, H 'UH I I. H , H, II11- Ingh JllIlllll'S IllllI Imllv IImwII us Pl'K'SIlIt'llI. xlsl lc-rm. 1 1. l 11- n mmln-f u u'vrs xwrv , ,. . ' ,. K A D 1 . Y I'ul Wa1IIwr us I lu' I,l'1'SllIl'llI alml Drms IllI'llt'I' as 4I1-vlml ln Ilvzul IIN-n' vlussm-s all IIN- Ilpgllllllllg UI SW'-dllrv . 1 . X w 'Iw ' IVIIII1' I'Imxar1I I'ria'sl. IIl'0si1I4'l1I: Calrnlyn I.i1'I1l. 'I'Iu' high sc-niurs ul-rv furlunule- in Imving ,lill'Ii yivf. P,-Osidvmq mul Daw Gl,011'ri4,,,. SN.,-Chl,-y. IIig1I4'y as Illvir I'l'1-sillvlll. Nvvllv Xalyssil- as IIIPII' IwanIv1I IIN' Ims' jllIlIUl'S as Iirsl 1'Iz1ss uIIl4'm-rs. LOW' I 0I I ICIfII5: lI,4'I'l lu righll Ar1'mI llurst- HICII I UI I ICI'IIi5: 1I,vI'l lu rigIlll X xvllv Xuyssiv. llN'y1'l'.,I1'illl AIIICFIUII, liill III1'IxIin. Slvwarl .IUIIUS-. Javk Iliglvy. Xzifw CLASS CFFICERS ' FALL '46 LOW' Q5 OI I'iICIfIIS: tLeft to rightj Janet Stone, Bill Ccllizirti. ,lane Susnow. As time goes on so come and go new classes. These classes niust select new stuflent leaders from among their fellow classnmtes. ,lleauling the high senior class of Spring I9l7, thcre was Bill Neff as President. Joan Frishie as Nice Ijresiflent. Arthur Freed as Secretary and Dwight Wilhur as Treasurer. Urcw Turner, Presiclentg Pat Nolan. V ice Presi- rlcut. and Oscar Iialtor. Secretary, successfully led their Low Senior class. LOW I 0l FltIlQlIS: lI,eIt lo rightl Drew Turner, I'zll Nolan, Oscar Baltor. HIGH 3 OFFICERS: 4I,eft to right! ,lack I.yncI, IVIerla Berstein, Milan Ilurlovitcll. The High Juniors were lucky in Iiuving jack I,yncI as their President, IVIerIa Berstein as X' ice Prcsiclent and IVIiIan Hadovich as Secretary. The Low Junior class chose for their first class officers Bill Chelarfli as President. JLIIIPI Stone as Vice Presiclent. and Jeanne Susnow as Secretary. With the end of the school year drawing to ai close we look hack on the past tu o scnicsters zincl hope that the fixture class oflicers will he as cupulvlc as their predecessors have Iieen. HIGH 'I OI I ICIfHS: ILeI't to right! J. Arlliur Iirced. Bill Neff, Joan Frishie, Dwight W'iII1ur. CLASS OFFICERS'SPRING '47 TOP ROW: ll.eft to right! J. Arthur Freed, Dave Birenbaum, Pat Friend, ,loe Hatie. ZNU ROW: tl,el't to right! Fred Field, Al Carr, Mark Kasanin, Carmen Castillo. Iillll ROW: lltelit to right! Nlarilyn Hinden, Isabel Freud, Florence Winning, joan Hollebaugh. tit'l'H ROW: ttmft to right! Frank Packard, Ruby Goldaber, Dwight Wilbur. THE LDWELL Keeps Account Whitt- metropolitan newspapers publish accounts ol' ull tht- great and little things which go towards making up the history of the world, The Lowellv does the same in the smaller world called 4'Lowell.7' The activities of Lowell's many organizations, 34 results of athletic competition and school elections, compilations of the Honor Roll, activities of all classes and their oliicers, and stories about outstand- ing students all lind their way into print. At the head of the stalls of The Lowell which saw to it that all those things named above and more appeared in the paper were Editors Pat Friend, Fall, and Dave Birenbaum, Spring. Associate Editors were Joseph Hatie and J. Arthur Freed. Sports Editors were Dwight Wilbur and Mark Kasanin. Xwwwzw- ' - X. X X ' Jaxx W .,.,. , E: 1 .s:a:s:a:a::-:-Z.. .:a::-sf'':s':a:a5:a:a:a:a:a:s:s:e+ .ef V X 5 H ..,.,.,,,.,, M X 5 wi 5 , X X ...,,, Q 3 N . xxx X5 'f ,.,.. E XX X Y ,.,, 3. xx x 'Q . v wwzf x Im. 5 X guqnunl-H R M ,X S59 Z., 1 Z Q - , . .... Q- Q SS - , A is -':s5i55asZEFHam 1 --.--, W Y Q ' dv W, Q N 'L M 4,4 f fs '2 +4 ,vi X x W , 'l'UI' HOW: ll,el't to rightl Marta Nagel, emlitorg Tony lhmston, Corinne Wall. lluzme Smith. ZND ROW: ll,eft to rightl Tony Van Vliet. Janet Stark, Al Karstensen. lflizahelh Cowan. SRD HOW: theft to right? Jozm Hollebaugh, Doug Vernong Robin Collins. THE RED 8: WHITE Records the Year As L'l.lI-'lf' lnrings lo the puhlic' eye a lull aeeount ol' the weeks' events, so the Red G White presents to l,ow4-llites the pzist year in review. Just as we may remember am important event of the week, we will 36 reeall in our journulis pages the many good times we've haul during the term. The theme having lmeen chosen, the many ideals for the yeu1'lvook's pages were materialized hy harml- working members of the stall. lrike threads, the pages of your Red G While were woven together. Week after week Hfleatlline Cilllll' closer. Artieles were written, pictures were taken, the copy was in. So it wus, that we liave marie the 19117 Refi 6 While true to 6'LlFE. W f , s e AL' , in 4 X tg.,-F73 S-ff' 5 i 5 M in ' 'ks -:-::::-:., 15-H.. X xxx at SIZNIOR ROOM RIIIIS I I run 5 M, I.utIn'm.m. M. Almut-mum. S. IXImm', M. XX'.tltII.m. M. IIumIcn, I. Sutton. ID. XX'nIkmwn. II. Rst-tIcm.m. I3 Nmutlm, II, Kuhn, M. Nur. limi rff1I.'.I. IIl.1glm. I. Iftcutl. 'I' Dumtwtw. A. IImxtrm-yet, II. Iiicltl, K, XVIx1tL'. IXI. IIlnstm.I7.Xt'1twl1. l,XX.tgm-1, I. .I.tlk1cI1, M. Mxyxmuttu. ,...-1 L ,IUNIOII ROOM RIIPSV Y k Q I I rffu .' II. Nmlltg I.. II.tIm. -I, Nulcltr. fX. Mtmllmx. P. Ilcskxns. P. XX.tlL'u. X. CVILYIIIY, II. Sltcllnt-llmuu, I.. IXIII1-lt. I XX'lIII.lms. 'I. SIXIIIIIIIII. II. Ilulmt-s. limi' mu .' Lf. II.tt1ut'. II. St-utr. II, Smltlc. C. Nlclxcn. O. IIAIIUIQ I, l,ymIA I Nut :tux II IInIxlt I XXL tru I7 fltllm lfltx U , . IN. . -x4 . . . ', SOIJIIOMORIT ROOM REPS I I rftn .' l'.OI1x.uu. A. Nllltwwl. I.. Atlmgcl, I . IIrt-tt. N. Nylmn, j. Stnmc. D. Dcnkcx, II. P.tpp.uI.1kls, S. XX'.tltIc11, XX. Ilals I I'Itxx.Ix, I' X tI1,I'.,l.uuIwug,M.IIulmutIx.,l.5.1m-mn.K,KL-lIy,II.1tl'rfn'M.Munk.S.Huxmcll.II.Mm.1tI1.II.AuuIw.ntI1, 'nggt-I. -I. Iftzlt-mum, R. Stunt-1, II. K.ttI1y,Cv. AItIm.Ct,iQ1.1y, If. Stun, h V IfROSII ROOM RIZPS 1 1 I I vffu ' II Iwmuttttl X Nlmm. -I. IXIlt-tt. I.. XX .txm.m, Cv. I..uIuc. R, IIL'X'L'N, I.. IIULII, AI. KI1.tmIvL'tx. I., Nvlwltmtx. I, Html. limi rfyu ' XX'. Stmttl-. II. 1XI.tltI, I7. Ilultmg, XX4. Iirskinc. II. CQrcnit1,1gct'. K. Iflmxct, H. Int-xx, I7. Xfttcw. II Rt IIIIL 'm PRES! I1.'1ffl4'.'f. Ix.1.ns, I. 1.1 IMAN ROOM RIZPS -unmd.,I.CiL1tL's,l. lJ.mwf1, N. Sub l9ml'ff'14.'I7.Rugcn.,Ill-mm'lLI,wI. H.u1cl,S, I,.ux.l1.lmL'. A 5I1ll.l1. D. l:gg.u1. SOPHOMORI2 ROOM lwf fffn J I. l.1.1m, II. XX'.1llcx- Nu-ln, 5. l,cx'. S. B.uIw.xsIx, Dunlap. N. I..AmIw. P. Iwug, Ci. Ilrcnkcnmhgc. 'Ir'.ulx, A. I1n1cl1c.'7, N. NMI, limi vffu J I. fkuhclm. II. hut, 'I. Dcucv. I. lflcsms. D Kwok, II. Pcllux. M. I.u Ku IIINIOR ROOM REPS Ivy vnu! S. lfmxwx. K. I.IlI1I. P, Scrctll, M Iiulxtcln, I. Susnuw, A, FLIIMLH. A. Pumclgmtl. li. l.uII:-Ik. I. I.11nxm.mn. limb mn : I. I,ymI, xv . .. . Fnmka-I. S. SUIQ1. SENIOR ROOM REPS II: wa J B, Fra-cm.m, E, Cnrstcm. VI. Salt!- nmn, N. Hgudgmxc. X. jurgcnscn. A. Huuwtuutl. I. Ilrcwcx, P. li. INiurr-m, Ci. B.1n,uc. IZ. Bxxlwvx, B. Smknlm. H. M.1th4-my R. v.lI1xIC'I'NAIIIl.'H, N. SxI1LlClL.IL'I, Ii. D.1x'r-V. m.uI. ,I. Irv. In, Slum . Cn'l.11xI1, I, I.1mp4mclI,1, I. XVxIl1.xn1x. M R If PS Iihrcn- XVQID- Nulgm. Bm I6 1v14'.' But School Lasts Only Five Days a Week, So There Are H 0 L I D A Y S . . . Fwd-M 'f' sam s 5 1 ' ig JM S: fi ,511 ' i L. xYllt'llIt'1' it's ll in-vk or just 11 nvekmnl, Lowell students ulisuys 111514-i'ly look forward to holidays, und xxhvn those long ilN'21ll1'Il days do roll around, lhvy urs' spcnt to their host uflvalilagv, having fun. Spring und SllIlllIlP1'llIllP hnds China Beach, The lliwr, llouldvr Cirvk. Stinson. and various other plnvvs r'roxsdr'cl with IJl08SllI'C svvking Lowvllitvs enjoying: llimnsf-lws. Sninnning for sonw, diving for thi- vxpvrls. und for vwryhody, lying in tho sun to ge-t that lan. XVVllE'Il the snow lmvgins to lull. l.ow1-ll studvnts grah their skis und long llIlClPl'XU'tll' and hvzid for the- snow fields. Sugar Howl, Yosvinitv. Soda Springs. Nordin, and Echo Lake uri- the- favorite skiing grounds. Still. there are two main svhools of thought on thi: MHoliday Queslionf' lNin0ly-nine pvr1'4'lit ol' the Stu- dents look forward to thorn vagvrly, hut that possi- niislic' onc pcrveiit vonlends that thx- soonvr sw liuvm- holiduys thc sooner wc hint- IIIUIW' si-hool. a Q ., A i 1 1 va ,ww ' V ww Q ,N 5 'DF' W W. 5. EDITURIAL It's Been cu Year to Remember To the seniors, this year will be remembered as an especially victorious one for Lowell. In the field of sports, the varsity won the bas- ketball championship, and the 130,s basketeers walked away with the city crown. The All City Track Meet went to the Indians, and our net men copped the tennis championship. Ted Finman won first place in the extemporaneous speaking contest in Fresno and went to the National finals in St. Louis. Bill Resch was chosen Lieutenant Governor of the state Junior Statesmen at a convention held in San Mateo. The R.O.T.C. Rifle Team won honors this year by taking second place in the Sixth Army match, and the Battalion attained the rating of Honor School at the annual Federal Inspection by U. S. Army officers, May 14. Lowell's Symphony Orchestra was the unanimous choice of the judges for first place in the Northern State Music Festival held at the college of the Pacific in Stockton. Truly a championship year! I H 1' Junior Statesmen officers elected for the 1946 Fall term were Armand Magid, Presidentg Don Cahen, Vice Presidentg and Verne Laughton, Secretary. For the Spring term, Verne Laughton was chosen Presi- dentg Don Cahen, Vice President, and Nanette Bur- kett. Secretary. February 15. the first regional meeting was held at the City Hall. with an address by Mayor Lapham, followed by a joint regional meeting with Santa Clara. if 'I' I' Rampaging throughout Northern and Southern California. Lowell speakers have taken numerous Hrst places these past two terms, winners being: Jacqueline Geary. Adrian Greenberg, Dan Sharp, Bon Miguel, Kurtis Mayer, Bill Resch, Joe Schwab. and Ted Finman. Climax was the State Finals at Fresno. Ted Fin- man won first place in extemporaneous speaking and went to the National Finals in St. Louis. Don Cahen and Ted Finman took second in debate and Adrian Greenberg entered dramatic declamation. I' I Q Highlights of the Spring 1947 term of the Girls Athletic Association was the April 12-13 week-end trip to Boulder Creek. The party consisted of: Marie 42 Ludemann, Barbara Freeman, Janette Biagini, Frances Weiler, Diane Norwall, Bea Lysander, Jean Saltzman, Joyce Henry, Carmen Castillo, Nancy Hardgrave, and Jean Atherton, who were chaperoned by Miss Adams and Mrs. Smith. Another successful event was a day,s excursion to the University of California, April 19th. Six Lowell girls participated in swimming and watched demon- strations of various sports. Present were: Carmen Castillo, Joyce Henry, Marie Ludemann, Jean Ath- erton, Janette Biagini and Frances Weiler, chaper- oned by Mrs. Dole. 'lf 'N' 'I' November 19 the curtain rose for the first per- formance of the Christmas Varieties, composed of about twenty different acts. included sketches from English revues, and solo and group singing and dancing. Those who made Mr. Polland's production a success were Bill Putney, -Dick Wilkinson, Milli- cent Hansen, and Jane Bisi. On May 27 the curtain rose again for the term play, The Boomerangf' Excellent performances by Dick Clarke, Jane Risi, Joan Blank, Boy Murdock, Joyce Henry, Myrtle Hedberg, Bill Resch, Ralph Moreno, and many others made the comedy a huge success. The play, which had been presented at Lowell twice before, was never performed more successfully. 'll' 'IP 'N' Lowell's Symphony Orchestra was the unanimous choice of the judges for first place at the Northern State Music Festival held at the College of the Pa- -cific in Stockton May 3. Under the direction of Mr. Krieger, our musicians won top honors in the eleven-school competition. I' 'lf 'R Yes, it was a busy school year-1946-1947. TOP: Lowell Staff Reporter George Bange, snapped this one as forward Bob Matheny went on for one of the most spec- tacular lay-up and bucket of the season. Trying desperately to stop him are Cappy Lavin f2IJ, Larry Bevholtz fI6J, Don Adams 1l3l of St. Ignatius. In the right background are Neil Turner f4l and Bob Rowell to the far left. BOTTOM: This conglomeration of arms and legs was taken by a Call Bulletin photographer at a tense moment in the Poly-Lowell game. Bob Matheny fcenterl is trying to go through teammate Ken Gardner U71 for possession of the ball with Lefty Rowell in the background. 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Stewart. M. Hanson, J. l.ynd, H. Priest. A Karstensen, M. Dunn, M. MaeKenzie. Bam-k row: G. Gettler, ,l. Sutorins. H. Murre. D. Hieklin U. Geoffrion, C. i,ir-ht. H3 DANCE COMMI'l l'FE First row: I.. Albert. D. Turner, P. Walker, H. Rowell, I. Williams. Bark row: 'l'. llerman. .l. Davis, 0. Baltor. D. Clarke, ,I Morse. L4 DANI IE COM MI'l i'EE First row: M. Brandt, P. Cohn, .l. Atherton, A. Horslmeyer M. Nave, Young, M. Iiedlwerg. Bac-k row: V. Torres, ,I. Leong. S. Anderson. R. Van de Nuillen. H. Mnrdoek, D. Vernon. H4 DANC IE COM MITTEE First row: F. Field, Y. Vuyssie, J. Higley, S. Mentzer, D Merrill, I.. Smith. Bark row: P. Friend, B. Ware, M. Hanson, li. SUlllf'l'0, B Evans, S. Jones. TRAFFIC. SQUAD 1Momingb ll'-H.. . .l nn. C.. Cult, G. Beal. B. Pond, 5. 5I1'llfll. A. K.z1x'r, B. Day. J. james, R. Leon, H. Zcvzls. R. Glenn, H, Maller. limb mu' B. Putney, j. Dexlmskas, V. Lcvit, j. Tufts. CQ. Lampe, L. ValnEvcry, K.. Oliver, D. Wfillvur, j, Willwu1', DEBATING lv: ffm .' XV, Kintz, B. Resdm. R. Miguel, T. llnmpunclln, B. Miller, Mr. Lurbccr, CQ. f.llLlPIT1ilI1. D. Bircnlmum, D, Cullen M, Weiss, A, Freed. A. Grccnlxurg. lm! rffux' D. Rose, D. Mac Phail. B. XV41tkins, Y. Mutoff, R. Ebert, T. Skundin, j, Garner A, 'I'lm1sen, M. Hisclwfl, CQ. XX!z1rncr. N. W1nlslm,j. Geary. 31d funn' M, Palmer, j. Xwclnlx, B. Timmons. T. Gcurgns, A NilCl'ILl6l, -I. Gunzlaergcr, M. Slmmc. L, XVaxman, R, Mlmcr. j. Sclxvvnb. Bari funn' K, Fluwcr, D. Cfulm, D. Sharp, E Wcbcr, H. Knmlc. H, Marcus, M. Susnink, T. Finmzln, A. Magid. JUNIOR STATESMEN STAGE CIREW Ill mu B, Resrh, D. Cahen A. Magid, D. Sharp G Mercn I 1 V'l1I A XX'nllcnberg H Widdlmp Bfugk nm' I lm L 4 . .. lf., ,, .. '.C...1p',K lunch. Barb muy' M. Kurtzwc-il, N. Burket, j. Moulton. W'hi!e. N... S Ax i x , ,USPS is Wx S JC-Pig, mffltr ' 'x --J w w X X Q N 1 'ulQl 5? 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Lt. Cols. Marvin Anmuth and J. Ar- thur l reed. Executive OfHcers. and Cdt. Capts. Richard Harrison and Bruce Pond, Adj utants. Com- pany Commanders during the year included Cadet Captains Dave Birenlmauln. Richard Clarke. and Peter Lorct. Left to right: U. S. Army Staff Sgt. lVlcElroyg Colonels Evans. Murdock, Lt. Colonel Anmuth. l.t. Colonel Freedg Captains Harrison, Pond, Clarke. Captains Birenbaum, Loretg lst Lieu- tenants Hodge. 0iBI'lCI1. lst Lieutenants Miller. Arriliereg 2nd Lieutenants Babow, Calvert. 2nd Lieutenants Hopper. Illian, Riedeman, Tennant. Ist Lt. Miller tleftb and Sgt. C. E. Coxe instruct the traffic boys ,. 5. .fa Y' Y V1 1 I V ' ' 5' af X f 'QQ 4 I ,, Q. qs ,, gf 5 Q , , , E' Q fy: 4 ' t ,.- ' 6 K' v : tv :. w iy . - A L VT M A m QW 'N 'W Q' 'V M., ' A Q 1 f m sk Q' A l I 4 .,,,:1V A ff ,,3f, 11 f-wg, , Nfl - xi' ' i'?Fff 'Fifi 1151 if 1? A . V 5 ' . . ' . , Q ,a A ' ' ' ' . A . :X f . x I - , , ' 4. - . . M . V A-xg, H rf?-'T its ,L .T N 9 '53 Ti K lvl H1115 In. I.xpc, I'. Ihlgmxc, XX. fruckL'tt, I.. I..17ng.l. II. igllwri. P. Inlet. R. flguku. R, MIIIU. I., I,IIIxItII.llI R.0.'I'.K , COMPANY K' ll. Ihlwxx, A, QIAFI. IU, DINILI, R, I-Iublu. 311.1 mu .' R. XYVIIIIS, Idluglntnm, Ii. CMILIUI1. If. Ncilwn. R. IkIucm.m I. Ilmf Rnd. rl. O'NciII. N. lHumIcrwn. I.. II.xnn.x. Merrill, R. Maurikc. M. Really. I.. 'I'x.mcr. limi mn .' IJ. Mun nlclwlm. R. llmlgc, Y. Rulmn, XY. II--xcst.uIr. H. Glenn, R. MIVL-y. I. I..lVigm'. ,l. Ryan, M. Nlxn-nm, Ihtv.-N I'. 5I1.mrp. A. I.L-xv. lvl vffn. I.. IIA! R.O.'I'.l . TRAFFIK 1 KOMPANY D gs. II. Z4-IIL-5, A. CI.m. A. I3-wt-ux'. R. Mlllcx. If. I.II1kICl11.III. R. XYIIIIN, H, HL-mm. JI. NMI, R. MI Ycy. limk WH-3 XV. IImv.-sl.uIt, N, CI.u1un, AI. I..lYiggr1c, R. II.luIglmL'. M. Sllxrlm, A. I.ux5. R. IIuIxlu. V. RuIw-an I.. 'Imr NT, 'I'I1c- l.mwll 1'iIIv lvum, IIINIUI' thc If-zulvrslxip ul' Capt. Iluw IIIVPIIIIZIIIIII. won Iwnurs lI1is ye-ur Ivy lak- ing sevond plave in the Oth AVIIIY IlIilIl'Il and I.Hlll'IIl place in tho Hvurst IIIIIQ' malm'Ix. IJIIVP a neck this group of sIlarpsImuls-rs pmvtiu: un their range' uncI0r the rump. IIIIIQ- Ivlm-ks urv zusa11'rI0d In the Imys for se'l'vic1- .mel IIlill4IxSlIlillISIIIll, and IIN' oppnrllmily for If-arming lo Iumrllf- il rillv is v , fy, opml lua1II IlIf'IIIIIPl'S nl IIII' Ix.0. I .I.. and ntlwr Imys who am' l'ifIv'011th1lsias1s. Q ,919 GIRLS' ADVANK ED Qllilf .. . , cm Nulphv, XY.1lkL'1, Sk-rn dun. Ilcskv. Suxmnum Pun L-ll, Sllllfll. Frcll Unk, Mcxxill. Bx.um stun. Putulx. Pcrklns Sm! fffu .' fmtxxrlglxl Schxcplc. U H l d .1 lxcz Alum, Rmxcn, HM' muml. Mclsuh, lim mn, St. Kl.1ix. Gitylcl niwcswv. Rum. Tlllk IHORAI. R-v.1fIm. Klux, Klukncv I..1gmn.11sinu, Glow: l'Pf.llIl, ORC HlfS'l RA lil mn J I.ukk-vn,C.1m'. iv.unc1. C umlas. B.1!l.1t, lluktl. Fin hcl. Lulmf hurg, SLIIINIHIIC. Zim. .Full mu: Raw. lima, I.nhnlwg-lg, f'.lIlNlCI1Cl'. Sclmarmnn, lkmis. GL-mf gms, Mclsitlx. Bull, Puv llvkgx,Ult11xl1. ml fun .' I,lclw1. Blaxlstciu, Stem, Icnnaut. kr1c1:c'r. Bunn Pull Hd Kmus. . '. . . l.xntu L-ll, Marnux. Sulllulmlluy MUSIC CUURSES ARE 56 I 1 rff1l.' Smxxnuit. lindgc, Nndn-mn, Lu- snnx, Hull, l3m'.11.u, Stuplxum, Silm, I..1 Vugmx Jml rH1z.' MM' limmlfi. Nuullun, Kul- .luh, P.1pp.u. I min Vllhlkxs, M1-nf dulrvitnll, Mclvl. inf fun .' Plums. lfxtrcm. HAND lvl Wu .' M1 Ka-nzic, C.lhL'n, Snl1.xfcx', Bguh- ulx, K msxfltld. Rialt- man, lX11'ilwL'x'c. 'I'cl1n,u1l Owcn. Barnes, Strin- lwxg, XYilkcr1mmn. Slal- xm. Jmlw14.' Almunas, Al.ll1'lL'ill1Cl, I.int7, Pnl' lxk.1, flink. Krueger Silm, lfmks-un. Bull Hmmm, Md unc. -Innes Hclmcx. ifd 11114: Slmrp, Slhlnlmlm. Hon- mlut, C,.mmcll. I.lclwc1' Hlulstcln, Alwrc: u. Krxlus, M.uLux, Ifrlin- mn, Zurln.1x. R.U.'I'.i , HAND lm mn .' Slcmlwcxg. I ahcn, K msxliclnl. B11- nhlcs, Tcnrmnt, Riede- m.m. Allilwcrc, Brill. Suxcuscn. Owen, Sdmcf fcr, Hunts. Xml l0ll'.' Hqrmn, Mannhcimcr tligk. Silnx, Xvilknn mn, Hgunm. Mdkum' Innes. Am-mis. Kricgcx' I.it7, Kmua. inf mu ' 7-uxlux, Blauxtcin Slm1p.S1lxlulmlr11,Banu- Jim, l.xL'lwl, fgxnlwrll Alwru, Sluirx, M.mus. MQKL-ruin-. DANLE BAND In M14 : Oxxcn, Mcrsinh, Hcncdut, Liubcl' Srhlulwlun, Kraus. Jml mu 5 Bmncs, Stern. 'I'cnn.mt, Brill, Slmin. M.1ruus. POPUlAR AT l0WEll il? I ll 'IY-SFVISN 5 'il' Il Nntherlgintl li. l.ehm.m N. Mower Ci. Norw.1ll B, Freenmn M. Meisnh lllonlx Pres. lilotk Set. Ci.A.A. Pres. Ci.A.A. V. Pres. G,A.A. Sus. llerlt ot Axmitlx I. llenlv M, Hetllwerg I. Atherton li. Freeman B, B.ine M. l.n4lem.inn liloilx Pres liloik Sen. Ci.A.A, Pres. Ci.A.A. V. Pres. Ci.A.A, Sen. fleik ot Axnirtls V, V .. Q Ihr- f,.A.A.. or lrlI'I5 Athlelie Assoeiution. is an tleipute in zlnv ol' the ti-n sports ollierecl. 'lille ten sports are lvuclininton. lvasvluill. Imsket- lmll. howling. Irorsi-Im:-k I Q . . . llw llloelx l. 51N'lt'lV is irls who htm- mon their lvloek in their senior your. orgrunimlion :mule up of ull l,owoll girls who par- clunee. ping pong. swimming. tennis. uncl vollvvlvall. having partieiputvcl in sports lor either liour or six l'0IlSOI'llI.lV0 terms. depending on tht- girlis enlranlee in Lowell. At the onrl of 1-uell lQ'l'lIl ai spa-cial C.A.A. rally is ricling. iee skating. IIIOCIPTII given to introfluev the new ollieers and IllilllllQIt'l'S and to give' awards to those who have ezwllerl them. at soeiety compost-cl of all Lowell is proud to lmve thi' largest C.A.A. in the eity and wc intenfl to keep it that wav. GIRLS' BI.or,K 1. lil ron .- M. l,ntlem.m. li. Freeni.in. V. Green. AI. jglrolwsg N. Moser. II, Sutherlzintl, Miss Flynn, li, l.ehm.in. I. llmuim, I, lhxllnm. DI, XViseni.m, R. Figel. V, Hull. Cf. Duvnms. M. King. V. Mortimer, Bm! mu .' ,I. Hovxell, IJ, llzxztlxori. -I. Niltvman, ll. While. I. Smith, P. Friend. H. Brooks, P. Povtell, F. 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Slilfii uilh lrllllcllvs. UUR GIRLS MUST G0 SHUPPING Sidewalk Photographers Shoot Lowell's Girls ,lc-umm' Susmm and iiill'ilill'il lim-ollmy Hruml and lsulwl Luuisv tlilurryi iiillli-tllti Sm-ull in il maui rush. l r0uclermyi11g life. and Smiling Liz Clritilll E E Rt um R rriririro X A X or X r .r,oo i X mi if X x ,, are ' if Q, -'Mm ff-San RUUTING IS URGANIZED BY LOWELL'S YELL LEADERS .IOIXN I III5IIII':. I-'fKl.l, 'IO IJIQXNIC UNI IIDSON. I 'XI,I, 'IU IIUIIINNK XX IXl.I.. SPRING ' IT .IIIJXN 5,fXl,'l'ZNI NN. SPIZINKL 'IT IllPlIU.Vl'fl' ljllgl' IJICQXN SI.fI'IvI1I':IH . I 'XI,I. I I0 IMXICQLIQOIVIVIIIUN. I ,-XI.I,'l1, .KIAN XI.fYI'fIII'III. 5I'. 'IT IIIQXN Sl,,X'l I'lCliN . IIIYXII. SPRING. I QI.-XI, lI0l,'I'. IIICNIJ N lCl.I. I,lC.'XlDlCli. IWXI I I0 if N., WNW N-W.. 8 Q Aw ' 'f 4 M 9 H A 22 mm Wm S: x x A X ss W x Q QQ X gy . ww N -RQ? 5 X A X X Q RIENIKK RORETA DUNN I ARR MENTZER HORSI 'XII N R MORGAN AND!-RNUN INDIANS TUIVIIVIYHI-IWK ENEMY Our Cards Go On Warpafh and Annihilate Their Foes I. Itis the last play of' the Big Game. and even though defeat is staring thenl in the fare, the sturdy Lowell line stands firni. On this play the Poly team is as throix n for a live yard loss. 2. Holm Siinnions. Lowellis sensational All-City end, throws Atkinson ol' Poly for a twenty yard loss. This tam-kle hy Sinnnons stopped a Poly touchdown drive just Iwliore the end ol' the first half. 53. 'I'here's heated action in the Cornrnerce game is ith a Bulldog hark being hrought dow n for no gain. X iv 'I'orres seems to he fenced in by two Commerce players while AI Nvollenherg looks on after making a shoe string tavkle. I. Andy Anderson, 25. Uusrhan Horeta, 30, and N it' 'I'orres. Il, get set to hring down a Linvoln hall 4-arrier. 3. 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'I'Iu'y inanagvd to rc'a1'Ii tlu- vitx' t'IlilIllltIHllSIllI! pltwotts wIu'rc' tIu'v lost a lu'artIn't'aIxm'r to I,iiu'oIn, IZ to 4. I,ow4'II startvd olI' tlu' 1-ainpaign with an iinprvs- siw' win owr Mission Ivy tlu' svort' ol' III to O. Roth guard. Mort Ilnnn. aiul lavklv, Iiolw Otu-rg were' towvrs ol' strvngth on dt'l'm'nst', while' ,Iau'Ix I.ynd and Iiarl Nlosvrop proxvd to lit- vxpvrts in Ilipping passvs nul walling plavs. In tIu'ir s4'r'oiuI :'nc'onnte'r our I.owm'lI griddors had littlt- tronhlt' in disposing ol' a gr4'1'n tin nuvrm' ways than oiu't Savrvd IIf'art c'I1'vt'Ii, I2 to tl, In llu'ir third outing tlu' Injnn varsity IinaIIy Ipit tlu' dust. losing to I,iiu'oIn. 7100, lt was a tough Ivlow for tIozu'Iu's Xoyiuz Axv. and I7t'iIing and tIu'ir liard working It'illll. 'I'Iu' l'oIIow ing wvek I,owt'II again wont down to 1It'It'at this tinu' at tlu' hands of the' liUlllllll't'1'l' Bulldog. 'I'lu' CtlltlllIt'l'l't' It'illll s4'ort'dtI1f' onli' tolu'luIown ol' tlu' ganu' in tlu' last ton svvonds ol' plav. w inning. ti to 0, Not to In' dt'nic'd. Iiowvvvr. nn' In'nns Iunnu'm'd Iuu'Ix Irv wlii m ming' XYVZISIIIIIUIUII ,I . I I z- :- to tht' tniu' of T to tl. I.ittIc' Kvn I'Ioc'I1r. tht- spt'c'fIy Ilaltvhavk. t'0llIIllll2lIIy slashvd the' Ivig Ifaglc' Iint' to rihlwons with brilliant off tavklc' runs. Un IYove'inIwr I I tht- Cards inet I'oIy in tlu' Iiig Cainv. Tlu' strong Parrots s4'enu'd to have too nnu'I1 speed and decep- tion for the tired, hut hard lighting, I.owf'II squad. Poly won tlu' QIUIIIP. I2 to tl, Init not Iwfort' tht' Cardi- naI stars -Boh Ulwrg, Mort Dunn. Roh Sinnnons. Cliarlie' Ryan. and Stan IVIc'ntzc'rff-Iiad proven tIu'in- se-lvvs as All-City matvrial. Against Galileo the' Indian team srorod at will, trolnu'ing tht' Iiaplvss I.ions. 39 to ll. In tlu' svini-tinals against I,iiu'oIn Iiud Iiarlmy gan' tIu' Iarge' crowd in Kvzar stadium a triu' footI1aII thrill wIu'n he ravvd Pigllty-sc'vt'n yards for a touvh- down. I.int:oIn. llUWl'Yt'I'. ranu' hawk to srore' two totu'Iidowns and sow up tIu' game for the Mustangs. I.owt'II ran rightly Iw proud of its IUIO varsity foot- IiaII tmnn. for with vouragc: tvani work and s1'IiooI spirit Iwhind it, this tcani upset pri'-svason predic- tions and proved to hc one' of thc outstanding foot- bull tvams in tIu' city. GOI JF FOOTBALL I f rffu .' H. Stun-mum. U. funk. N. Vkbisx. A. Rusckmns, -I. Prcbhy, I.. Krusc, D, I 111'lwn. -I. Pruitt. H. lN1uswngcl', A. Rcvclc, A. Bmnimuu. D I-vnnuk, R. llnglwx. E. M.llwnc, l.. LQr.n1l1.nr.Jmlm11.'B. M.1rsim,H. Gclxlrdl, R. SAKCZHII. B. Howy. G, Funk, P, O'Riclly. H, Abhlcy, B MnRcynnIds. IZ, Prima, IU. D411'Nul1'J. F. Andtrsnn, rl. Nowull, F. Fircstunc, 1. Morris. M. fkuhn, ef-.ff-U14-.v G. Gray, A. Slcnkin, fx. Grab- lnxlq. S. Iinnmll. -I. Plumb. I. Pmu-rw, T. Dmxcy, C . Berks, If. Rcgin, F. Cvrucnc. kl. Finney. P. XVAH. M. llmwn, T. Lu Fmmis, jew, 1. flouvllm-s Fviling. XVOYIIU. Axl. 2. AIZIIILIQPFS Uallur. ,Ionas A GUI-IOH'S DAY . . . Ben Neff's Day Does Not Reveal the Secrei' of Success ISICN S'I'ICl'S IJIIUINI III5 CAR IN THE A.M. CIIIAICIQS IN NI' 0Ifl1'lCli. 8:30 NM. I .:::: E . 9 HW H 5 -'J' WW Li 5 m K .Ie,, V A I nm ' efirif 'NSW V 23,3 Q IIAH 'S SiIIIIClJl,?l,I'I IS l'I,ANNIiD WITH Fl+Il,LOW COACH WAIXI' IDRYSIJALIQ IN GYM OFFICE 72 Sports writers of all city papers agreed on one thing this year-that the best prep basketball coach in San Francisco was LoweII's Benny Neff. Coach Neff has been a Lowellite since September, 1925, coming here from the University of California. Born in Concord, California, he attended elementary school there and was graduated from Mt. Diablo high school. He was a halfback on the football team, star forward on the basketball team, first-string pitcher on the baseball team, a shot-putter and pole- vaulter on the track team. Young Neff attended the University of California, majoring in economics. He participated in freshman basketball. During his twenty-two years at Lowell, Neff- coached basketball teams have won eleven unlim- ited, and six 130-lb. championships. In addition to his school duties, Knot shown in the pictures are the days and days of after-school training of his teamsl , Coach Neff has coached the Borlo Athletic Club. He has two sons, Bill, a graduating senior, and Pete. who is coming here next term from Presidio Junior High. BEN TAKES THE ROLL FOR ONE OF HIS PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES , .-Qs. 9 BEN EATS HIS LUNCH IN SCHOOL CAF' COACH NEFF TUTORING A CAGE STAR 'JIT xilI'SiiNZ Hill Slvplivlismi. llrvxx iiilIl'lll'l'. lf lark .IUIIIISUIL linlm Xiiliill'Ilf'. Wairrl Hvuiy. limi 'Nvii' N x , , . X I i'wml Stvps Xivvlillgg with Mr. Stvphm-:is Hmmwsurcl liuumi with his Hi 54-l1im'Suu. hill I XII NlXI'N'I'x'-I'Ul'IK give i x x Q ,ap .0 ' Pillar Kosxiiv 4 AWQQ iii S I1 2 fone o all ,, D WI ,HB ,- 1.,, !'!41f:f,iii 'Van 'fr ' MA ' f . r . J no. , ,. .H Lge ,lf If ' . my 111121, itz. .Vg 059 ,sf ,635 T Parrot akes lg, Q eall' ' find , ffov!1o,f?,, f v ,Q Varsity cage Owe!! Ulon I I I lf.!i,.1igUfl3It'xi, rl - ., I . xt. U41-fzrxftif who the i 1 Ward 1- U Uv . r, h'I.L'l:g v 9 'I X ' fiftll' bb 150532 X893 i A . after: Arif LUWELL GAGERS TUPS IN NURTHERN CALIFDRNIA Led by sensational All-City forward Ward Healy and dependable All-City guard Bob Nlatheny, our varsity Pagers took second place in the city and then went on to take the Northern California prep bas- ketball championship. Even though they were an inexperienved squad at the start of the season, Benny NefT's players developed into a smooth-working unit and were undoubtedly the strongest team in the AAA. The first string usually consisted of: for- wards. Vlfard Healy and Drew Turner: center. Bob Rowellg and guards Bob lVlatheny and Clark Johnson. The scores of the season's games are as follows: Lowell 28, Poly 26g Lowell 25. Balboa 2l g Lowell 27, Lineoln 25g Lowell 2l. St. Ignatius 22: Lowell I6. Galileo 22g Lowell 26, Sacred Heart l9: Lowell 34, Commerce 33g Lowell 32, Washington 20: Lowell 39, Mission 263 Northern California Finals: Lowell 36, St. Ignatius 23. 75 yearn court sf- ewq! 'synch 'S 641 nd in N X a Wm'9NNu as N X - W 8 x N Q w ik 'F' mAn Q w S s 6,4 My 3 5 5, 1 iw y .-' x 'S 9 130 Pound Hoopsters Are Undispufecl 1947 Prep Victors The Indian thirties, voarhed by Bill Feilingz, and paced by flashy Ken Flower, 1-ompletely ontelassed the other light- weight learns in the rity to Will the AAA championship with an ilnpressive revord of eight wins and only one defeat. To lop it off. the baby lnjnns not only won a 4-hampionship, but they also plaved three players on the All-City team. those being: forward 'lioni Clafkides. and guards Ken Flower and iiililll Uliklmargg. Flower is undoubtedly the greatest prospect that the AAA has ever seen. Being only a Sophomore, Kenny. who is pos- sessed with a phenomenal change ol pave when dribbling the hall, is destined to rule the prep cage pieture for the next two seasons. The thirties tirst string consisted of: forwards. Larry Cranbart and 'liom Ulafkides: center, ,lack Davis. and guards, Tom Glikbarg and Ken Flower. They were greatly aided by Bob Soi-kolov, Al Revere, and Bill Cohen. l. fililllilkifx. 3, Flower, 5. Lilikharg, -i, Revere. 5, Soclcolov, o, Smith. 7. Lew. S. Lohcn. 9. Davis. IU. Cir.iub.1rt. QLKAD HON XQZ-17 I 8 1. X 'Y QNX Xi X QA 43 N ..:.::z::-::,..:.,S vi? , W SY? K W 5 Q Q xx if wwf R.. in B Q K. 3 if 3 5 ei 5 5 ', 'W ER an X f llil-l'0l1lXlll'illS llt-ft lo righll : H. Speiss. S. Seiki, VV. llorne.li.l1l1odeS.l'l.Nakata. 110, 120 PUUND LIGHTWEIGHTS Benny Neff's Midget Baskefeers Have Tough Season When the whistle hlew that ended the last game. Ben Nellis Papooses had undergone one of their toughest seasons in the lightweight circuit. The lllfs with their 11- wins and 5 loses had looked good in the majority of their games paved hy Horne, center. and Rhodes. guard. and haelced up hy reliahle Speiss. Seike, Niigata to complete the hoopster live. The I20's, a hustling hall eluh. won 5 and were defeated 'll times in their fast league. Led hy George Barron, sharpshooting guard: Terry Jones, speedy forwardg Don Valoria, forward: Henry Fung, for- ward. and Howard Akard, guard: Dave Geollnrion. AI Crawford. lVlel Mosk. Boh Fisher. and Don Prager haeked up tht- Papooses on many oeeasions. l20-l'UllNDl'lliS I left to right, lop row! : D. Ceollrion. 'l'. Jones. C. Barron, H. Fung. U. Valoria. Bottom row: ll. Akard. A. Crawford, B. Fisher. D. Prager, M. Musk. in .1 P' WM, 2 Q , M Q an X 4 L We :,..q s K , 2 4' I ff' MM 'I' A an w f Tv fe 9 Q W1 ee- 1. f Q 1 --f sn a. X ' f N we W N? Xt 1' Wye' XIX ff' W wit W ' xl: We A Xe X nf N x Gr I lst row: Horslnieyer. Henry, Packard, Johnson. 2nd row: Torres. Him-klin, Anderson, Oliver. 3rd row: Frey, Vvhetmore. Plusses, Scroggy. rlth row: Boreta. Lowell's mighty track team, coached by Elmer Harris, won the 1917 Hound Robin Championship, and at this writing were definite favorites to vop the All- City track meet on May 10th. The Injuns were paced by: Torres. Sc-rogzgy, Plusses, and Anderson in the sprintsg Scroggy in the ll-1140, Johnson in the 8130. Frey in the mile, Packard, Baker. and Torres in the hurdles. and Hortsmeycr and Oliver in the Held events. Both star hurdlers. Loren Baker and Frank Pau-kard. unofheially broke city records in the high and low hurdles. Congratulations to Coaeh Harris and his outstanding track team! cnnn TRAGKMEN CHAMPIONQT 1 . lllwl. Mfg-I. H:-pun. IJ-xx. Xllxhllr rms: Vllillflllilll. l'l'il1m-e'. Nlllllllf. IIUIIIIUS. Htllllblll rms: llnl Plllilll. NIOIIITFINCII, Utllllvl. Hoffnxal CROSS COUNTRY TRACK STARS E 5 E i ? ,N -my 2 QQ rw 5 3 'Wfv L0welI's Varsity and Lightweight Track Teams overpower the enemy. BASEBALL TEAM WINS THREE GAMES a' il t . i 1 J ff it .e dal Q , E, E 1' l, fa X 2 ,M ii ii . .Er Eii Q iii i .smllnri it A W ., :Wt i .. Q35 ,A tr 'P'E lqiqq iff Q , , 5 . f , , HEL! , Ju i i A Top row: Radovich, Cunningham, D. Hicklin, Konkel, Click. Middle row: Marsico. Stone, Morena. Veronin. Bottom row: Callahan, Rowell, Shepardson, Crimes, Mayer. Lowell's baseball team won more games this season than any time since l9-40. Coach Walt Drysdale can look forward to next year when seven of this year's starting nine are returning. The first string consisted of: lb. Bob Rowell, 2b, George Veroning 3b. Bill Marsieog ss. Dick Hickling lf. Lloyd Cun- ningham, rf. Paul Morenag cf, Bill Morgan, c, Ron Sheperdsong p. George Callahan and Ed Mayer. The team won three of its nine games, beating Poly, 6 to 33 Lincoln, 11- to lg and St. Ignatius, 5 to 1. Both Bob Rowell and Lloyd Cunningham were outstanding batsmen, hitting well over .400 for the year. Since more of the players on this yearis team are either sophomores or juniors. Lowell should have a first division club next year. Cardinal baseball team has -food seasongwins three- surprises everyone. . 'mr CARD SDCCER RETURNS This was the first year since 1940 that Lowell has put out a soccer team, and the boys showed real promise. The usual starting lineup was as follows: left wing. Blanzg left forward, Hernandezg center forward, Davilog right forward, Gluckmang right wing, Ching center half. Frankel, right half, John- song left half, Cornewg fullbacks, Oliver and Orloff. Probably the most exciting game of the year for the lnjuns was that with Washington. Both teams scored in the opening minutes of play and then were dead- locked until the last five seconds of play when an Eagle player made a corner kick, winning the game, 2 to 1. Even though the seasonis outcome was very poor for the Cards, much credit should be given to Coach Elmer Harris and his hard-working team. 15111111 xnzzx' M. Frankel, E. Hernandez, R. Davila, J. Brooks, R. Kfornew, j. Leong, T. Loud. H. Adler. L. Yee. . J - Y F Q -uf 'T' , Campos, A. Horstmcyer. Bark frluu' KI. - 5 is Xt qu' wi p '. Lee, W. Lewin, B. Frgel, B. Thompson, - KI. Oliver, T, johnson, B. Orloff, R. Rosso, B. Chin. G. Clhappicl. T S Q N X First row: Uinkc-lspeil. Kahn, Rosekrans, Neffg Serond row: Clase-r, Smith. Karlmy, Fudem SWIMMERS HAVE FAIR SEI-lSON ,A K x First row: lronpv. Lev, Fisher. McGowan. Sevond row: Nlatzgar. Clwsso. Both thc- tennis and the swimming learns had very successful seasons. The lvnnis team under the guid- ance of Coarlr jim Livingston won the AAA Cham- pionship. They worm- paved hy Capt. Ralph Vain df-r Nailen. Herlw Shnr, Bill Javkson. and lfrnie Du Bray. The swimming team. coached by Bill Failing, were led by such outstanding swimmers as: Lloyd Din- kelspeil, Hill Neff, Warren Karby. and Art Fudom. 95 41 :Qi ..1' ' 5 4: Si R553 X X A ' x'W'i+H?if' W f S A Q, fi A In 35? xx X XX , A r 1 , me L SN XMAS' X .5 ' -X A : ' f , way A ANN A ., 1 ' ,.,. z II- 'I ,: :- rw ax, fz ,W , .... 551 .V e 'rx' 'Y Ai f s Q Nix' ,gi .., R, Ns W A ---- -bbb - f X ,, b Q 455 , jge x .5553 j NNN-..S Y 'SWK N 1 'N Top row: A. WILLIAMS, R. SOCKOLOV, J. HYMES. Bottom row: E. DUBRAY, W. JACKSON, MILLER. Tennis Stars Slam Their Way to Another AAA Championship nu. Block L Sporfs Under Way ,434 ,Q1 'Q NN 'ENH- gf L fi N Exif Q 3,3521 3 N 'Xl,1'XlRII JXHICNIT HUNSTXIICYICR ANDY AVNDICRSUN W.'XlHil'1Y KARBY I H'Qi4Il'Ill L.1ll ' lla l'rn-si4l1'nl Spring '17 Sl'l'l'0Lill'y Fall ' I0 Scvrvlalry Spring: '17 BLOCK L UFFICERS 0F FALL '46 + SPRING '47 UI l IiIliHS lull. 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X:'l'lll'llillg: lil lllalllilillll. Illl- llI'UlIl is 5llNl'll lull llll' l lllil Xlilf 'l. l'llT. l,mll'll lllltl llllll-l' sllllllsllll-ll IllplllHliplllllllilllllll2llHlll'4llilllI'lill':1l'Sillll'il'illl1'l5l'U ll 1llllll'4'. l'x1'l'lll llI1' sllllilll' lll'UIll. all Llll lllllsillll ltll'll- llllll-ls. lXlll'l'l' llll'Nlll4ll'lll5ll1llIl'1' Ill llll' lllllsil' lllisllllllf lillll. ll1lNl'Xl'lA. llll Nlllx lllll flllll l,lllll-llilvs lwrl' 92 FOUR YEARS 0F HARD WURK One of San Francisco's Large Downtown Hotels, Such as the St. Francis Pictured Above, is Always the Scene For This Social Function mlanuing nl an svluml-spollsurml claim' ul llu' lin'n1ury 4'onnniil1'c's in ilu' flvsiggn nl' llu' lwimls auul llu' fln'1'4n'n- lllulr lu :Xrl XYll'llIl4'l'.S cn'1'lu'sl1'al. 'lilu' ru'uly-l'm'nu'cl lion nl' llu' illIllllUl'llllll ull ll'llll In lll1'!'llill'IIl 1llilll4'Sl' lil'l'l'l'illl1lIl liUlllllllSSlHIl ul' Ima-ll SllUllSllI'K'il this rlzuufs. Slll'l'l'SSlilll clanu'c. 'lilu' spring lvrin ol' WIT sun llu' inlrumllu-limi ul' lfwry lvrin. uvc'm'ali11g1 ln u prvxiollsly sol lrucli- s-till 1lll0llll'I' lylu' ul' clanu'f'. 'l'lu- l m'1-rlsiv Sur-in-ly liun.m'au'l1ul'llu- luul' 11ppm'l'vla1ssc'sf' 'll10llDWjlllll0l'. sIun1sm'1'cl llu' lirsl. znul llu' lilm-k l, siwim-livs slum- lligh junior. lmx svniur. mul lligll svninr vlussvs- surml llu' svvmnul in llu' svris-s nl' 1lanu'1's lu'lcl ul night pnls un il ilinuw' in rmnn 13064111 mu' Frizluy iluring in llu- lunwll AI'lll0l'y. 'lilu- l m'm'i1si1'Snvivly inaugu- llu' Till lwriml. 'lilu' l,ms4'll lh1lu'c'l3u1ul prmi1lc's ilu' rulvcl this lu'u' plain Ivy lirsl lll'l'Sl'!lllllQ il lll'4'lilllIilllllll rnusim' al llu'sc' ulluirs. 'lilu' iclvnlily of tlu' tllf'lllC of prugruni vnlillccl Duel in tluv Slursf' lhllwrxwal ln' llu'1l1nu'4' is nluuys uilhlu'l1l until llu' lmirls ure' flis- flilIll'lllQI in ilu- Arnuvry. 'lilu' lilrwk allinir wus lrilrnlm'4l nn llu' rluy nl' ilu' 1lzuu'c'. 'lilu' pre'-mlauu'r' lm' tlu' sulm' purlumsi' ul' clauuing. lu1u1'xs'r. finlws sm-vim-vy :nul llu' originality rlisplaycrl lmy ilu' flanuw' mere' sc'rvm'cl during ilu' slanu'1's ul il small l'4'1', LA ROSE ABDIE: La Rose tame to Lowell from Denver, Colo- radog she is interested in languages. HANS ADLER: Received his Blork L lor swimming and soccer: he majored in math and scienceg three and one-halt' year grad, BETTY ANN AMOS: Sang with the Glee Llubg participated in the G.A.A.3 majored in English. ANDREXV ANDERSON: Went out for track and football: sopho- more room rep. and setretary nf Block I.: artive in debating. MARVIN ANMIITH: Wits Lt. in the R.O.'I'.Ki. and president ot' the radio clubg an honor student. ANNE ARGALI.: Took swimming and was a member ot' the Girls' Block I.g majored in English and science. ANN ARTAL: Received Block L for basketball, riding and swim- ming: a ballroom monitor, a Big Sister: Blk year graduate. JUNE BARNETT: Was a Big Sister and Red Ijross representativeg had science, language, and English majors. MARVIN BELL: XVent out for goof foothall and trarkg was on the Honor Roll. PEGGY BERXWIKIK: Peggy was ri Big Sister and on the li.S.E.g for her sport she those horseback ridingg was on I5 dance comm. CARI. BENEDICT: Drummer Boy of the Dante Band, Carl was a room representative in his sophomore year. RICHARD BLA'l I'ElS: Wfent out for varsity and 50's basketball, was a room representative and served on the I,n14'i'1l staff. CATHERINE BOUYOIIKLIS: Katherine pattiripated in swimming and in the Girls' Advanted Gleeg she those an English major. DOROTHY BRAUN: Served as roop rep, in her H5 and L4 terms: was interested in music and had a language major. SHIRLEY BRAUNSTEIN: XVorI-ted in the Attendance Otliceg a member ol' the Advanced Gleeg had English and history majors. BARBARA BROOKS: Barhara was a Big Sister and a member ot the Block I.g she worked hard at her Spanish major. GLORIA BURNELI.: During her tour years at Lowell, Gloria worked hard at her English, math and language majors. GERALD KfAN'I'WEI.I.: Gerry was a sergeant in the R.O.T.f1. and a winner of two Block I,'s in music, ALVIN CARR: Wars president ot the Block L and a Big Brotherg played loothall and was on trarkg l.f111'eIl statlg Scroll tk L. BARBARA CIERF: Barham was on the Red Cross committee while at Lowellg she majored in srienteg plans to go to Cal. NORMA CHABOT: Norma came to Lowell in her junior year. Wliile she was here she majored in Freneh. DAVID KOHEN: Dave was a member ot' the swimming team and the Debating Sorietyg he plans to go to Marin jlf. ALAN CQOLEMAN: Alan majored in Spanish and was an Honor Roll student. CALVIN VOLT: tial was our head Yell Leader and a member nt' the Scroll and I.g he was on the Block I. and a Big Brother. NORMA KfROKfKETT: Norma was H2 room rep,g swimming and haskethall were her sports, she was on the Honor Roll. SAM DIMENSTEIN: Sam majored in seientc and mathg hetame a SVZ year graduate, MORTON DUNN: Mort was Student Body president: secretary of Block I.: Sfroll 8: Lg All-tfity track and footballg dame committee. CHRISTINA DUVARAS: Wforked in Mrs. jordan's ofhceg rev feived a Block I. tor tennis, had a Spanish major. H SE IDRS ROBERT ELLINGHOUSE: Bob chose Mechanical Drawing as his major and was an Honor Roll student. ROBERT EVANS: Bob was .in R.O.'l'.C. colonel and a member of the Rifle Teamg a Big Brotherg room rep. and on H4 dance comm. FRED FIELD: Boys' Student Council president: received a Block I. lor footballg worked on dance and rally c0mms.g Lowell artist. ANNE ERANKEL: Member ol' Shield and L and Block l.g Big Sisterg while at Lowell her sport was badminton. -IA! QUELINI2 FRIZIINIB: jatkie worked in Miss Harrison's ofhce and was H5 and L4 room rep.g riding was her sport. PATRICIA FRIEND: Pat was editor of the I.0u'ellj an active mem- ber ot' the Shield and liig Sistersg vice president of I.-lg Block L. HARRY FURLONG: Hairy studied hard while at Lowell to obtain his science and history majors. ROSEMARY EURTADO: Wlorked in the Attendance Otliceg ma- jored in English and Spanish. XVINIFRED GECQAN: XVhile at Lowell Winilrecl received her Hlotk I. lor riding and swimmingg had a science major. CLAIRE GHELARDI: Claire was a sophomore room representativeg she had a major in art. jOAN GLANZER: A memher of the Big Sisters and L-I dance tommitteeg worked in Attendance Ottiteg bowling was her sport. MOIRA GLEN: Moira was kept busy with her many activities besides making many triends while at Lowell. RUBY GOLDABER: Served on the I.nu'e1l-and was a member of the Advanced Glee Clubg majored in English. VII TOR HABEEIK: Victory went out lor soccerg he also played in the handg his major was English. MILLlCiEN'I' HANSON: Xltfas in the 10-lo If'izr1u1ie,f,' a member ot the C.S.F. g on the LS, H5 and' H4 dance comms.g a 3Vz year grad. VIEAN HARMAN: ,lean served as a room rep. in her H2 and H3 semestersg she had .1 science and language major. Rli HARID HARRISON: XV.is in the lf'i11ivtie,r,' on the Honor Rollg majored in stience and Englishg was an R.O.T.C. captain. JOSEPH HATIEQ joe was occupied with his work as associate editor ot the lfiiwll besides graduating in ZV2 Years. ORISSA HAYMOND: Managed to he on the Honor Roll with lier English and science majorsg worked in the attendance othce also. -IACQUELINE HERBST: jacquie worked in the libraryg worked lor the Red Irossg her majors were mathematics and English. MARIE HESKY: She was an Honor Roll studcntg participated in the Cilee Clubg her major was German. JOHN HIGLEY: .lack was H4 class presiclentg he was on the IIS dance tommitteeg went out tor swimming and basketball. HELEN HILDEBRAND: Helen was active in debating and later she became secretary of the society: she was class Valedictorian. EDNA JANE HILLER: She received her Block I. for her skillful tennis playing: she also worked in the Lost and Found Department. MARILYN HINDEN: A very active girl, Marilyn was feature ed. of the l.uu'l'll,' she worked in the library and Attendance Office. ROBERT HIRABAYASHI: Robert was on the '46 championship track teamg he was also a member of the C.S.F. CKAROLYN HOWARD: Carolyn was on the Shield and Lg a Big Sister: and feature editor of the Lauvll. -IOYCE HOXVELI.: Vice-prexy L.H.S.S.A. 5 Shield 8: Lg Big Sisterg Girls' Block I,g and on the H5 and L4 dance committees. FLL' 1 NATALIE HUBIIERT: Natalie worked hard on the staH in the attendance otlice besides having a history and English major. VIRGINIA HULL: She was very active in sports, taking skating, swimming, and tennisg was also a member of the Girls' Block L. DIMITRI ILYIN: An R.O.'I'.C. otlicerg Big llrotherg member of the Scrollg played lootballg on the rifle team. LOIS ISAACS: Lois srudied hard and made the t1S.F.g she was a member ot the LI dance tommittee. WILMA jELLINSg Wlilma worked in the attendance ottite and in Miss Lorigan's otliceg she took ice skating and was a room rep. CLARK JONAS: tilark entered several activities in Lowell and maintained his English major. STUART QIONES: Werit out for trackg member of L-I dance rommitteeg and a member of H4 dame groupg H4 class secretary. DOLQRES JORDAN: Took swimming and was in the Vnr'ir'lim,' a music and English major. CORRINNE QIORGENSEN: Wits a room representative and worked on the l.-I dance committee and in the attendance othte. MARIE JORGENSEN: Marie served as manager ot' girls' swim- ming tlassg was a Lvl and HI room representative. TONI JURAVKQOFF: Wlorked in the attendance othre and at the bond eounterg a room representative and on the Honor Roll. XVILLIAM KNORP: Hill transferred from Menlo in his junior yearg he majored in language and science. LILLIAN KRELING: Wrutketl in the Lost and Eoundg she chose badminton as her sportg history and English majors. KENNETHALA BELLE: Vllorked on. the trattit' squad while at Lowellg majored in history and English. XYlIl.l.IAM LAM: A member of the fi.S.F.: Bill majored in stience and mathematics. ALFRED LANUE: Al intends to go to K'al from Lowell where he majored in science and English. ELIZABETH LEIIMAN: Liz was secretary of the Girls' Block Lg a member of the Shild and Big Sistersg on L3 dance committee. RONALD LEON: Member of the Scroll and I.: secretary of L-I elassg in VariuI1ur,' worked in book roomg a room representative. MARIORIE LEXVIS: Block Lg Shieldg llig Sisterg badminton managerg worked in the library. IRWIN LEVIN: Twice a room representative while at Lowell, Irwin majored in English and history. ROBERT LINCOLN: Sports were basketball and track: majored in history. CARROLL LITTLEJOHN: Wfhile at Lowell, Carroll worked hard at his majors in math, history and English. ALBERT LOUIE: On the track team while at Lowellg he ma- jored in French. JANE LUKAS: IIS dance committee memberg worked in the at- tendance otlireg took bowling as her sport. AGATHE MAIER: Majored in languagesg was a member of the Glee tllubg a member ot the Girls' Athletic Association. DONALD MARTIN: An Honor Roll student and a room repg took lightweight basketball and trackg majored in English and math. ALEXANDER McKIALI.UM: Alex majored in math and sold stamps and bonds. CIOLENE McDOXX!ELL: I-I3 class secretaryg attendance otliee workerg Big Sistefg had a science major. H SE IURS SONJA MECHLOWICZ: Majorcd in English, science, and his- turyg is a three and a half year graduate. STANLEY MENTZER: A Block L member, he was on the football team and on the H3 dance com.g treasurer of H4 class. JOHN MEYER: Block L: goof footballg office and library workerg on the swimming teamg H5 room rep,g major in math. DARLIEN MERRILL: President of the Girls' Glee Clubg H4 dance committeeg library starlg majored in art and history. VIOLA MICHELSON: Viola worked for her English and history majors: enjoyed her hobby of collecting fashion magazines. FLORENCE MIHO: Florence took swimming and basketball and majored in English and history, VERA MORTIMER: She took tennis as a sport and was on the Girls' Block Lg a 5V2 year graduateg she plans to go to Cal. NORMA MOSER: G.A.A. presidentg secretary of Shield 8: Lg Big Sisterg C.S.F.g library statfg Block Lg language major. HUMPHREY MOYNIHAN: Played football and baseball: Bud was Block L memberg worked in bookroom, Mr. Monroe's othce. DIANE MURRAY: Diane entered Lowell in her low senior term: she had an English and science major, GLORIA NORWALL: Gloria was manager of badmintong vice- pres. of the G.A.A, g a member of the Black Lg on the Honor Roll, ARMAND OFFEL: Armand studied hard while at Lowell for his English and history majors. NANCY OLDS. Took badminton: worked in the library and in the othceg majored in English and science. GERALD PERSTEIN: Good football and track team: Block Lg H2 room representativeg 1946 Varietierf major in math. MARGERY PETERSON: XVas on the Honor Rollg took bowling and riding for her Block Lg majored in English and language. PATRICIA POWELL: Participated in basketball, baseball, and Glee Clubg worked in Mr. Monroe's ofhce and libraryg Block L. EFSTATHIA PREOVOLOS: Was a Block L member and active in several sportsg an office worker: an English and science major. XVILLIAM PUTNEY: On the Block Lg H3, L4 and H4 dance committees: Mr. Monroe's othceg played football: in dramatics. IRWIN RAFTEN: Irwin played baseball and became a Block I. member: worked on traffic and book roomg majored in history. LUD RENICK: Varsity football: treas. L.H.S.S.A.g Block Lg on Scroll 8: Lg pres. H3 classg C,S.F.g Traffic squadg othce. DOLORES RENNILSON: Dolores was a Big Sister and worked in the attendance othceg majored in languages. WILLIAM RIEDEMAN: Was a band drum majorg Scroll mem- berg cafeteria workerg H4 room representativeg math major. JEAN ROCHE: While at Lowell he studied for a language major, taking classes in Spanish. ROBERT ROSE: Bob studied hard in his English and Spanish majors and made the Honor Roll. Bob was class essayist. BARRY ROSEKIND: A member of the Block L, Barry played varsity football in 1946 before leaving for the Army. DORIS RUTAN: Doris came to Lowell in her high senior term. Her favorite sports were swimming, baseball, and riding. MICHAEL SCHOLL: Majored in English and history and made the Honor Rollg was a room rep. in his sophomore year. MARIE SCHULDT: Marie took swimming and basketball and worked in the library: she majored in English and science. FLL' 1 HSE DONALD SCHHULZQ Donald mayorvd in math anti sfiente and was on the tross-tountry trark team. RUTH SHAPIRUZ Ruth majored in history during her years at Lowell. XVHITEY SHIRO: Wlri-tey transferred from Amarhe, lolorado, and played haseluall during his short stay here. JANET SIMON: Blork L and Big Sister member: president ol the Girls' founrilg lihrary and olhre workerg English mayor. JAMES SKIDMURE: jim made the Block I,g was on the Rifle 'I'eamg majored in seiente and history. JANET SMITH: Member of the Block I. and assistant ihailman ol the Big Sistersg took riding and had a xtreme mayor. LENORE SMITH: Wzis a Big Sisterg H-1 room rep.g on the III dance committeeg one ot Mi, Monroe's olhce assistants. SHIRLEY SPARROXWE: Shirley was H3 vue-presidentg a Big Sisterg entertained us many times at rallies with her singing. CHESTER STANARO: A Big Brother and member ot' the Srrollg was l.5 president and on HI dance rommitteeg tlass historian. BETTY ST. LLAIR: Betty's sports were swimming and lwowlingg lor her mayor she chose science. UYNNE STERN: Her sports were batlminton and ridingg Gynne was on the if.S.E.g mayoretl in Spanish and English. DONALD STONW: Don was a room iepresentatiyeg he majored in a language and science. ROBERT STRAUSS: XVlnIe at Lowell, Boh studied hard at his mayors ot' screme and English. IOANNE SUSSKIND: Wloiked in the lilwiaryg rnayored in art and English. BARBARA SUTHERLAND: NX'as a Big Sister and pres. ot Block Lg member of the Shieldg took riding as her sport. IOHN TENNANT: john led the dance band: was an R.O. oth- ceig a room rep.g mayored in math and musit, BEVERLY THOMAS: Wforked in Mr. Monroe's othre and took part in the lfuylrlirw as a member ol the Glec illuh. VIRGINIA TINKER: Wfas a member of the Ki.S.E.g majored in stience and language. LAURENCE VAN EVERY: Wfent out lor tratk and those history as his mayor. YVETTE VAYSSIE: Wits a Big Sisterg otlire workerg vite-prcxy ol the L3 and H4 classes: English and French maiors, SAMUEL XVAKEFIELD: Sam was on the Blork I. for his activif ties in track: .1 Big Brntherg majored in history and science. BARBARA WARIZ: Block I. for iidingg mcmlver ol the Big Sis- tersg a mayor in English and strenre. RICHARD XVILKINSON: Dirk was an Il and HAI room rep. He had an English and a music mayor and took dramatirs. XVERNER XWOLFEN: Werner had- a math, siiente, and Ian- guage mayor and went out for tennis. VIKQTOR XVONKZ: Wfhile at Lowell Virtor mayorcd in English. XVINIFRED XVONG: Wir1ilr'Ctl made many friends as she worked hard at her English mayor. BEVERLY WYNN: Wlyile at Lowell Bev went out for howling and mayoretl in srienfe. KAZUO YANASE: Kazuo studied hard at his science and math mayors while attending Lowell. ROSTER ' FALL, 1946 Adler. Hans J. Anderson, Andrew Michael Anmuth, Marvin Bell, Marvin Herbert Benedict, Carl Stuart Blatteis, Richard Louis Bourgeault, Nadeau A. Cantwell, Gerald F. Carr, Alvin B. Carscadden, Richard C. Casey, Justin B. Cohen, David Nathan Coleman, Alan B. Colt, Calvin B. Dell'Osso, Jerrold Dever, Daniel K. Dimenstien, Sam Dunn, Morton B. Ellinghouse, Robert Herman Evans, Robert Alan Fagan, Robert L. Field, Frederick Howard II Furlong, Harry Fred Gomez, Michael J. Habeeb, Victor Antonius Hall, Weldon G. Harris, Reece Glenn Harrison, Richard Sheldon Hatie, Joseph Carmoreau Heffy, Leslie Franklin Higley, John Lawton, Jr. Hirabayashi, Robert N. Huber, Donald Ilyin, Dimitri Kiril Jonas, Everett Clark Jones, Stuart Earl Knorp, Francis William Korte, William Kraus, Felix George La Belle, Kenneth John Lam, William Leong Lange. Alfred George Leon, Ronald Leonard Levin, Irwin S. Lincoln, Robert Leland Littlejohn, Carroll Gordon Louie, Albert Martin, David Granville Matosich, Constantine lNIcCallum, Alec G. Mentzer, Stanley C. Meyer, John Emmett Molenda, Charles J. Moynihan, Humphrey J., Jr. Murphy, Denis Daniel Newman, William Anderson Offel, Armand H. Ostwald, Tom Perstein, Jerry Putney, William Charles Raften, Irwin Ross Renick, Lud Riedeman, George William Roche, Jean Robert Rose, Robert S. Rosekind, Barry R. Rude, Donal Benson St. Clair, James Bennett Santrizos, George Scholl, Michael Dillon Schulz, Donald B. Shiro, Whitey Skidmore, James Donald Stanaro, Chester John, Jr. Stow, Donald C. Strauss, Robert Severenc e Tennant, John Van Every, Laurence Charles Wakefield, Samuel Wallis, Daniel W. Wilkinson, Richard Wayne Wolfen, Werner Felix Wong, Victor Keung Woodside, Jack M. Abdie, La Rose Amos, Betty Ann Argall, Anne Artal, Anita Ballaris, Norma Barnett, June D. Berwick, Marguerite Bouyouklis, Catherine Nina Braunstein, Shirley Braun, Dorothy Jeanne Brooks, Barbara Ann Burnell, Gloria Cerf, Barbara Frances Chabot, Norma A. Crockett, Norma Jean Duvaras, Christina V. Frankel, Anne Freund, ,Jacqueline M. Friend, Patricia Helene Furtado, Rosemary Carol Gegan, Winifred Patricia Ghelardi, Claire J. Glanzer, Joan Elaine Glen, Moira Golclaber, Ruby Hanson, Millicent E. Harman, Jean Dolores Hasson, Matilda Haymond, Orissa M. Herbst, Jacqueline Allen Hesky, Marie Hildebrand, Helen Marie Hiller, Edna Jane Hinden, Marilyn Lois Howard, Carolyn Irene Howell, Joyce Ann Hubbert, Natalie Dolores Hull, Virginia Betty Isaacs, Glenda Isaacs, Lois Irene Jellins, Wilma Jean Jorgensen, Corrine Marvis Jorgensen, Marie Louise Juravcoff, Antoinette Kreling, Lillian Lehman, Elizabeth H. Lewis, Marjorie-Jeanne Lineer, Rhoda D. Lukas, Jane MacDonald, Mildred Gloria Maier, Agathe Mc-Dowell, Colene Dunning Mechlowicz, Sonja Merrill, Darlien M. Michelson, Viola Miho, Florence Y. Mortimer, Vera Patricia Moser, Norma Jeanne Murray, Diane Norwall, Gloria R. Olds, Nancy Peterson, Margery A. Powell, Patricia Lee Preovolos, Efstathia C. Rennilson, Dolores Jeanne Rutan, Doris Elizabeth Anne St. Clair, Elizabeth Schuldt, Marie Louise Shapiro, Ruth Simon, Janet Alberta Smith, Janet Evelyn Smith, Lenore Sylvia Sparrowe, Shirley Stern, Gynne Susskind, Joanne Sutherland, Barbara Jean Thomas, Beverly Jean Tinker, Virginia Rose Vayssie, Yvette Ware, Barbara Marie Wong, Myrtle Wong, Winifred Yanase, Kazuo Wynn, Beverly Joan 99 HIGH SEN IRVING ABOIIDARA: Irving was on the Tratlic Squad, played goof football, and majored in history. MANUEL ABREU: Manuel was a member of the Lowell Ad- vanced Band group. NANCY AIKEN: Nancy was a Big Sister, Shield 6: L member. manager ot riding and also on the Block L. AUDREY ANDERSON: Audrey transferred from Philadelphia in her senior year. She was on the Honor Roll. English and history. BETTY ANDERSON: Betty was a hall guard, Li.A,A. basketball and swimming. English and music major. STEVEN ANDERSON: Besides winning his Block L in track he was on the I.-1 dance committee, Honor Roll. Latin major. JAMES ARNETT: james came to Lowell after serving in the Marine Corps. ELAINE ARONS: Elaine came from Phoenix, Arizona, in her junior year, G.A.A. swimming. Sciente and English major. GERARD ARRIBERRE: Gerard was a tirst lieutenant and drumi major in the R.O.'I'.C. Band. PETER ASHLOCK: Peter was a science major and was a mem-- ber of the Chemistry Club. JEAN ATHERTON: On Shield for prexy of G.A.A., Block L: L4 'vice-prexyg H3 dance committee, tennis mgr.g room rep. ALBERTO AUSPERG: Al came from Central America in his high senior term and made many friends while here. EUGENE BABOXW: Gene was Lt. Babow in the R.O.T.C.g H-1 room representative: math and sciente majors. DOROTHY BADAL: Dol was in the Girls' Glee and Modern Dance group, besides majoring in history and English. ALAN BAER: Al went out for track. basketball, and tennis, room rep. and stamp salesman, English major. BARBARA BANE: Barbara was Shield and G.A.A. secretaries: Big Sister and on the Block L for basketball. SAUI. BATTAT: Saul was in the orchestra: went out for track. BEVERLY BEELER: Bev took bowling and was on the library staff, was on the Honor Roll with her science major. JOHN BELL: John was a basketballer on the 10's and 20'sg also on the C.S.F. with his science major. CLAYTON BERLING:-An H2 and H3 room rep.: majored in chemistry and was president of the Chemistry Club. JANETTIZ BIAGINI: Big Sister. Block L member, librzmy-stati','g L-4 room rep.g H3 dance Committee, and a science maj,1.u:. DAVID BIRENBAUM: Dave was editor of the l.0u'rll,' a captain in the R.O.T.C., and a life member of the C.S.F. JOAN BLANK: A debatcr and Big Sister, she was on the C.S.F. and majored in French and English, MARILYN BLECHMAN: An L5 room rep. and a Big Sister, she was on the C.S.F. and played tennis tor her Block L. OLIVE BLISS: President of the Shield and L, F'4o: Big Sister: a G.A.A. manager: member of Block L and orchestra. IRENEQBLOOMFIELD: Ice skating and swimming were her sports: her major was languages. Irene was an Honor Roll student. JANE BOE: Majoring- in English and Spanish, she worked on the I.uu'ull. Jane transferred trom Salt Lake City. DUSHAN BORETA: On the Block L for football and track, he was a Big Brother, Scroll and L member, an Honor Roll student- IURS GEORGETTE BOSCAWEN: Majored in art and English, took swimming and sang in the Glec Club: also was a hall guard. EDWIN BRODY: Edwin came as a low senior from Milwaukee, he majored in English and history. MARJORIE BRANDT: A Big Sister, room rep., hall guard and dance committee member, she majored in English and history. JON BRIDGMAN: jon was a member of the C.S.F. and his majors were Latin, history and English. MAURINE BRILL: Maurine was on the library and attendance othce staffs and was a ten-pinner. English and history major. DABNEY BRITT: Dabney was a swimmer, also a hall guard and in the Glec Club. History major. RICHARD BROHMAN: Dick transferred from S.I. in his senior year: English, history and football major. JOSEPH BROOK: joe went out for soccerg orchestrag and library staff. SANDY BROUSSEAU: Smoe wrote same for the l.nu'ell' Spring '46 track. Majored in English and math. DENNIS CALOFONOS: Dennis was in the Bandg Honor Roll' school artist. Majored in English, Spanish and Art. XVILLIAM CALVERT: Bill was 2nd Lt, Calvert in R.O.T.C, and Saber Club memher. JOAN CANE: Ioan is a 3V2-year student who nlayed in the or- chestra, took riding and dancing, and made the Honor Roll. ELAINE CARSTENS: Elaine was H3 vice presidents Big Sisterg Block Lg assistant howling manager. English and science major. WANDALINE CARTER: Wanclaline was on the L3 dance com- mittee, C.S,F,, went out for swimming and badminton. BETTY CARTXVRIGHT: Betty took swimming and made English and history her majors. CARMEN CASTILLO: Carmen was Spring '47 Shield prexyg feat. editor on the Luu'r'll,' Big Sisterg Block Lg ice skating manager. HELEN CHAN: Helen was in the Glee Club and majored in science and history. CATHERINE CHAPMAN: Cathy was Shield sec.g clim. ot' Big Sistersg Forensic Society prexyg life member CS.F.g library stall. LORETTA CHERRY: Loretta came from Poly in her senior year. English and science major. DION CHESSE: Dion was football manager and went out tor swimming and basketball which won him his Block. French major. jANET CHILJIAN: janet was on the Block L and in the or chestra. English major. RHODA CHRISMAN: Rhoda was an L3 room rep.g Big Sister: Honor Roll: G.A.A. howlerg French major. PAUL CLEMENS: Paul was an English and Spanish major while at Lowell. ALBERT CLICK: Al was in the hand. in the R.O.T.C., and went out for baseball. CAROLYN COFFIN: Carolyn went out for advanced swimming and took riding. English, history, science and math majors. .IULIUS COHEN: Julius was a math and English major while at Lowell. HARRY COHN: Harry won his Blotk in hasketballg room rep.g Mr. Monroe's othceg trathc squadg history major. PEARL COHN: Pearl was L4 room rep. and on dance committeeg library statfg Block Lg English and history major. SPRI 1947 HIGH SEN RICHARD COHN: Dick worked in the attendance otlice four terms. History and English major. ROBIN COLLINS: Robin was a C.S.F.'er on the Red am! W'l1m- and library staff, went out for riding and swimming. HARRY COLLIS: Harry was secretary of the C.S.E.g H5 and L-1 room rep.: head of language coaching. SHIRI.EY LOOK: Shirley was .i Big Sister and went for swim- ming, dancing and tennis. RICHARD CQORNEW: Dick was on the soccer team while at Lowell. ELIZABETH COXVEN: Liz was editor of Rea' and lY l1ilf,' Block L, v.p, of Shield 81 I., the 1.ou'ulI,' Big Sisterg ?WQ year graduate. ALEXANDER CRAXVFORD: Alex was on the Block L for lightweight basketball and majored in math and English. HARRIET CUMMINGS: Majoring in English, science and lan- guage, she made the C.S.F. and took riding as her sport. TRACY CUMMINGS: An honor roll student, he majored in English and languages and played tennis while at Lowell. RICHARD DALMAS: Dick played football and baseball for his Block L and majored in English. jAMES DANIELS: Wllile at Lowell jim was a delegate to the San Francisco Youth Ass'n1 majored in English and took track. ROBERT DAVEY: Block L and Scroll and L memberg yell Ieaderg L5 class pres.g treasurer L.H.S.S.A., Boys' Council prexy. DIANE DAVIDSON: Vice-pres. I..H.S.S.A.1 member Big Sis- ters, the Block L, Shield K I.: assistant girls' yell leader. ARTHUR DAY: Art transferred from Commerce High in New York in his senior year. English and math majors. HELIA DE KONINLK: Helia was on the I.f1u'i'1l and library starlg French major. jOANE DENBY: joan came from Guatemala via I'as.ulen.l Play' house in her senior year. THEODORE DETHLEFSEN1 Ted went out for football and is a 5-year grad. He majored in mathematics and scienre. NAOMI DRUCKMAN: Majored in English and was a mem- ber of the Lowell Orrhestra. ANTHONY DUNSTON: Rell and llnlvili' sports editor: Sc roll N l.g L5 dance committeeg Miss Harrison's otlice. Honor roll. BERT ERBENTRAUT: Bert majored in English and look an aiademic course. jEAN ELLIOT: jean played basketball while at l.oweIl and majored in English and art. ARl.ENE ELLIS: Majoring in English and science, she worked in the library and gained her Block L in riding. NANNIE MARIE EVERETT: Nannie transferred from Eudora High in Arkansas in her high senior year. jAlVlES EARXVIG: james transferred from Steinmetz High, Chi- cago, Illinois, in his senior year. RONNY FIGEI.: Ronny majored in English and history and was on the Block L for her sport. riding. DOROTHE FINN: Dorothe was on the Block I.g C.S.F.g library staff, assistant chairman Big Sisters. English major. LEONA FLINT: Leona was one of Miss Harrison's hard work- ersg also she was a room rep. and on the honor roll. KENNETH FOEHR: Ken was on the All-City football and track teams, the Block I. tlerk of awards. English major. IDRS DONALD FORSYTHE: Don came from Kansas City, Kansas, in his senior year and went out for 150 track. YVONNE EOURNIER: Yvonne was active in the G.A.A. and was an English major. J. ARTHUR FREED: Art was president of the Forensic Society. I.t. Lol. in R.O.T.K1., and associate editor of the Lowell. BARBARA FREEMAN: Was a Shield K L member, G.A.A. sec. and vice-prexyg Block Lg swimming mgr. and a room rep. ISABEL FREUD: Isabel was feature writer on the Louwllp L4 room rep.: Block Lg C.S.F.g English and Spanish majors. JOAN ERISBIE: Girls' yell leader: L3 vice-prexyg Shield 8: L: room rep.: KI.S.F.g and a Big Sister. ARTHUR FUDEM: Art won his Block in swimming: room rep. twice. Language and science majors. HERBERT FUNG: Herb was president of the Lowell Chinese Social. German and science majors. STANLEY FURUTA: Stan was a science major while at Lowell. ALICE EURUSHO: Alice came from Cheyenne High School in Wyirming in her senior year. DOROTHY GADD: Dodie went out for swimming. English and history majors. BARBARA GALE: Barbara was an H4 room rep.: Junior States, man othcer, and worked in the cafeteria. Music and science majors. JOHN GALLAGHER: John was exchange editor of the L11u'ell,' room rep.: dance committee. Language and science major. RUTH GAI.LAHER: Ruth participated in ice skating and majored in history. French and English. DOROTHY GARBARINO: Dottie was a member of the Girls' Glee and took peddle-pushing as a sport. English major. KENNETH GARDNER: Ken was Prexy of the Scroll it I.: Block I.g H5 dance committee: Big Brother. Science major. DORIS GASS: Doris was a Block L member and manager of table tennis. Math, science and history major. ALFRED GEROERER: Al was on the honor roll and majored in mechanical drawing and English. MARIANNE GITZLER: Marianne worked on the l.1fu'ifll,' Girls' Glee. English and history major. CHARLES GOFORTH: Chuck went out for track and football. English major. SUSAN GOLDSMITH: Sue worked on the Lowell: Block I.: Big Sisterg Attendance othce and room rep.: H--4 dance committee. LAURENCE GOLDSTEIN: Laurence was an othce assistant, and he was on the Honor Roll with his English-history major. DOROTHY GOODING: Dorothy worked in the Lost B: Found: G.A.A. basketball. English major. VIRGINIA GREEN: Ginny worked in Mr. Monroe's othceg Block Lg Big Sister g Asst. mgr. ot swimming. English major. MARLENE GREENBERG: Marlene took horseback riding: ice skating and bowlingg room rep.: English major. JOAN GREGORY: Joan took ten-pinning and swimming. Art and English majors. DAVID GROVE: Dave was on the honor roll and majored in mathematics. JOAN GUNZBURGER: Joan worked in Miss Lorigan's office, was on the debating team. English and history majors, SPRI '1947 HSE BEVERLY HAMME'l4'I': llev took swimming antl Girls' Glee. Room rep. History major. JANE HAMMOND: She was on the Iilorgk I.: Cf.S.F.g Library stalIg Big Sisterg English major. CAROL HEALY: Karol was a member ol' the Girls' Glcc aml went out lor tennis. History anrl English majors. XIUARD HEALY: W:lr'rl was one of our mage Starsg on the Block L1 tratht' sqnatl. Hall a history major. MYRTLE HEDBERG: She won her Block in many sportsg Big Sistcrg Block L seeretaryg on rlance committee. MARYE'I l'A HEGGELUND: She worked lor Mrs. Clloseg G.A.A. English major. JOHN HENDRICKS: Jark was a member of the Scroll it Lg Block I.: rlance committeeg olhee stallg room rep. JOYCE HENRY: Joyfe was prexy of the Girls' Block l.g serverl on Shieltlg Big Sister. English major. NWILLIAM HIC.KLlN: Brll was I..H.S.S.A. prexyg Blotk L, L--I prexy, H45 secretary, Brg Brother. Math major, PAUL HODGES: Paul was lst Lieutenant in the R.O.T.Cf. anrl on the rifle team. JOAN HOLLEBAUGH: Joan was teature erlitor ol' the l,rrrr'rll: Red anrl Wlrite stall. Tennrs managcrg Block l.g Shiclrl it I.. AREND HORSTMEYER: Buster was proxy ol' the Blovk I. antl Big Brotlrersg l.-sl set., room rep., varsity tootball, lX1onroe'x olhee. SYLVIA HUDSON: She went out for basketball and baseball. KENNETH HURBERT: Ken was a Bbfjfyear gratluate. Science and English majors. GEORGE HURXVITZ: George was on the li,S.F. and a math math. Math antl English majors. NANCY ILES: Naney went out lor swimming, Scienre and art majors. XWILLIAM JACKSON: Brll was on the Block Lg Orchestrag Vari- eties, Dramaties major. ROBERT JACOB: Bob was football managerg room rep.g antl a math major. JACLYN JACOBS: Jatkie was manager at howlingg Block l.g 4f.S.F.g Big Sistcrg Mr. Monroe's otlree. Math major. ROBERT JACOBS1 Bob was on the Blotk Lg Orcliestrag Varretiesg rlramatits major. TANYA JERKIEH: She majorcrl in math antl srienceg EVQ-year grad.g in G,A.A. with ice skating and dancing. IILARK JOHNSON: Clark was a math and language major. KARNA JOHNSON: Karna was a math antl language major while at Lowell. SA-RITA JOHNSON: Sarita was on the Slrieltl R L3 Block for swrmmrngg olhteg ff.S.I7. lireneh and seienee majors, RICHARD JOYCE: Dirk was on the Honor Roll .mtl an English and language tnajor. MARK KASANIN: Mark was sports editor ol' the I,frrr'r'll,' member of the Scroll tk I. and ff.S.F. EDHNA KATO: Erlna went out lor swimming anal was an English major. GERALDINE KAUEMAN: Gerry took swimming and bowling. English and math majors. IURS GLORIA KENNEDY: Gloria followed a college preparatory course in Lowell and plans to enter a university on graduating. MARILYN KING: Marilyn was a member of the Block L besides staying on the Honor Roll with her science major. TAD KITCI-INER: Tad transferred from Santa Barbara in his senior year. JOAN KOPPICIH: joan worked in thc attendance oriice and Lost and Foundg G.A.A., howling and ice skating. PAULINE KUNZ: Pud was on the Block Lg Big Sisterg life member of CI.S.F. English major. GEORGE KUXVATANI: George majored in mathematics and English while at Lowell. CHARLES LAMPE: Chuck was a dramatist and went out for baseball and track. English major. BARBARA LANE: Barbara worked in Miss Loriganls ollice and attendance othce. History major. MARY LAUBER: Mary came to Lowell from Notre Dameg G.A.A. Ice skating, English major. YVONNE LE VIGNE: Yvonne was a reported on the I.f1u'ull staff and a room rep. SHIRLENE LEBOVITZ: Shirl took swimming and bowling: ad- vanced Glee. History and English majors. .IAMES LEONG:I.Iim went out for soccer and ilcbatingg room i'ep.g I.-rl dance committee. Art and language majors. VICTOR LEVIT: Vic was on the 50's and varsity basketball teams. Ci.S,E.1 352'y8ar grad. MARILYN LEVY: Marilyn worked in the I.ost and Foundg G.A.A. howler, Science and history major. ERNEST LINDENAU: Ernie was a dramatistg R,O.T.C.'erg hall guard, History major. LILLIAN LIPP: Iioming here as a junior, she entered swimming and howling. Math major. ANNETTE LOGASA: Annette was in the Advanced Gleeg bowl- ing: Fall 1946 I71l7'i6'fiC,f,' modern dancing in G.A.A. FREDRICKA LOHNBERG: Freddy took G.A.A. dancingg mem- ber of the advanced orchestra. Music and English majors. GABRIELLE LOHNBERG: Gaby took G.A.A. dancingg member of the advanced orchestra, Music and English majors, MURIEL LOXXVE: Muriel went out for G.A.A, swimming and ice skating. RODGER LOXVNEY: Rodger was business mgr. of the Lazwll: library statlg honor roll. English major. JANE LOWY: jane won her Block in horseback riding: room rep.g French, history and math majors. MARIE LUDEMANN: Marie was a Shield ZS: L mcmberg Block L for bowling imgr.I Q G.A.A. Clerk of Awardsg room rep. ROBERT LUM: Bob spent his school time majoring in math and English. JOHN LYNCH: john was a tirst class seaman. Majored in Latin and English. JOSEPH LYON: joe was H--'I room rep.g C,S.F.3 and an English major. BEATRICE LYSANDER: Bea was on the Red 6 W'biIe,' Lost and Foundg G.A.A.g C.S.F.'er and an English major. PAUL MAIER: Paul went out for goof footballg room rep.g C.S.F. 3V2-year grad.g honor roll. English major. SPRI 1947 ANGIE MARINOS: Angie sang in the Girls' Glee and majored in art while at Lowell. FRANK MARTELL: Frank was on the tratht squadg took an ataA demic course. English major. ROBERT MATHENY: Bob was one ot our are basketball players while he attended Luwell. FRANK MATSUNO: Frank tame from Ann Arbor, Michigan. in his senior year. Math and English major. WILLIAM MAUS: Bill transferred from Manual Training High in New York in his senior year. English and science major. JOAN McCRAY: joan was a H-l and H-3 room rep.: G.A.A. swimmer and bowler. English and science major. MARION MCKENNEY: Marion went out tor li,A.A. tennis and horseback riding. PETER MERRILL: Peter went out for goot' football. English and history major. MILDRED MERSICH: Mildred was prexy ot the Glee Llubg G.A.A. mgf. of Modern Danceg G.A.A. Cllerk ot Awards. Fall Wo. PATRICIA MEYER: Pat had majors in science and English, and she participated in swimmingg honor roll. RONALD MEYERZOVE: Going out for track, Ronald kept up his history and English majors. NOELLE MILLER: Noelle won her block in tennis: Big Sisttrg H-3 room rep.: l.uiwII statfg Asst. tennis mgr. Science major. PHYLLIS MINTLE: Phyllis took swimming and had a science major. MASAMI MIYAMOTO: He was Secretary ot' the Scroll 84 L. was a room rep.: Lab Assistant and on the honor roll. YOSHIAKE MIZUIRI: Yoshiake transferred from Richmond High to Lowell when he was a high senior, SERENA MOORE: Serena was a L-4 room rep.g Big Sister: won her hlock in swimming. English major. YASUKO MORITA: Yasuko went out for swimming and was on the honor roll. VERONICA MORRISON: Ronny was a member of the Girls' advanced Glee and also was a ten-pinner. English major. WILLIAM MORROXV: Bill was a room rep. and went out lor baseball. Science and English major. FRANCES MULLAN: Frances was a hall guard and very aitrve in sports and took English for her major. ROY MURDOYK: Roy was fiolonel ol the R.O.'I'.l'.g member of the Scroll 81 L. Big Brothers and If.S.F. BARBARA MURPHY: Barbara took her school time to major in history and English. MARTA NAGEL: Marta was Editor of the Rcd 6 llnljili ,' Shield 8: Lg Block I,g Big Sisterg room rep.: asst. riding mgr. MARCELLA NARDI: Marcella was a room rep. twice: G.A.A. swimming and horseback riding: SVZ-year grad. English and science. MARILYN NAVE: Marilyn was L-Al room rep.: L-I dance com- mittee: and worked in the attendance other. XVILLIAM NEFF: Bill was rexy of the H-Al class and served on the Scroll 8: I.: won his block in swimming. JOSEPH NEII.: joe had a science major while at Lowell as well as English. BARBARA NEILS: Barbara worked on the library stall. Language major. H SE IDRS MARION NITZSCHE: Marion worked in the Lost 54 Founclg was chairman of the Big Sisters, Sp. '-17. English major. XVILLIAM NYHAN: Bill won his block for varsity football and three years of track. Science major. DONALD O'BRIEN: Don was a member of the Saber ffluh and a lst Lieutenant in the R.O.T.C. Language major. HELEN OKUBOZ Helen went out for swimming and was a mem- her ol the f,f.S.F. CQONSUELO OLIVARES: Consuelo was a life -memhei' ot -the C'.S,F.g a Big Sister and won her block in swimming, ice skating. LORRAINE O'TO0LE: Lorraine went out for swimming and ice skatingg was on the honor roll. English major. -IANET OXVEN: janet went out for horseback riding and majored In art. SUMIKO OZAXVA: She won her hlock in howling, was a Big Sister and majored in science and languages. FRANK PACKARD: Frank was on the l.nu'cfll staff and heat the cinclers in track. Had a science and math major. THEO PAPPADAKIS: Theo was a Glee Klub member and room rep.g science major. MARGARET PAPPAS: Margaret took swimming and majored in science. Latin ancl German. LORNA PEKK: Lorna was in the Girls' Gleu and took swimming. English major. LULERNE PERKINS: Lucerne was a memher of the Lihrary statl and Block L. Ice skating manager. History :incl English majors. CECELIA PESAK: Cecilia took swimming and hadmintong honor roll and a math major. jOAN PHILLIPS: joan came from Alhany, New York, in her senior year. Music major. NORMA PIERCE: Norma went out for tennis and liorsehack rid- ing. English and art major. MILTON PILHASHY: Milton went our for trackg honor rollg math major. THOMAS PISINGER7 Tom came from Europe in his sophomore year. Math major. BRUCE POND: Bruce was a Captain in the R.O.T.Kf. and was captain on the tralhc squaclsg Scroll and L. Math and science major. MARILYN POORE: Marilyn transferred from Anniston High School, Alahama. in her high senior year. IAMES QUONG: He divided his time with track. lf.S.E., Lah, Asst. james' majors were in math and SCICFICC. DELORES RAINER: Delores workecl in the lihrary and went out for swimming. French and English majors. IVAN RAINER: Ivan was a Lan Assistant and had majors in math. science, English and Latin. DELLA REES: Della was on the Shielcl and the Big Sisters. Also the orchestra. She worked in the fIal. C,.S.F. KATHRINE REMENSPERGER: Kay worked in the cafeteria. A Big Sister and took haclminton. English and math majors. RONALD REUTHER: Ron translierrecl from Vallejo Senior High in his senior year. CARI. RINGLHOP: Don won his hlock in hasehall and j.V. football. Big Brother. EANE RISI: jane went out lor swimming and was in the Vfirieliei. nglish major. SPRI 1947 HIGH SEN MARY ROBERTS: Mary was a room rep.g l..S.l:.g Attendance Office worker. Spanish and history mayor. DIONE ROSE: Dione went out for horseback riding. Att major. BETTY ROXVAN: Betty was an ice skater and mayored in Art and English. BETTY RUMIN: Betty was in the advanred glee and took tennis. Latin mayor. CHARLES RYAN: Lharlie was one ol' the mainstays ot our foot- hall team while he was at Lowell. MARTIN RYPINS: Martin was onthe I.rgu'rll. Honor rollg room rep. and track man. Math and English mayors. EUMIO SAITO: Fumio was a major in math, science. Latin and English. JEAN SALTZMAN: ,lean was prexia of the Girls' touncil. Girls' Yell Leader. Sp. '-17. Block L mcmmer. DOROTHY SAND: Dorothy was in the advanced orchestra, acs rompanist lor advanced glee. dancing and Iirlfllllci, VIAMES SEAVEY: jim was on the track teamg hasehallg and a room representative. LONETTE SCHEPPS: She worked in Mr. Monioe's othce, Big Sister. French and science mayor. MARILYN SCHNEIDER: W'ent ont for swimming, was a room rep., and mayored in English and history. NATHAN SCHNEIDER: Bud worked in Mi. Monroe's othre. was on the Block L and was a room representative. NANCY SCHREPEL: Took part on the I f1r1r'Iii1i and sang with the advanced glee. HARRIET SCOTT: Xliforked in Mr. Monroe's othreg Big Sister: and went out tor howling and tennis. Spanish mayor. ,IOSSELYN SKROGGY: joss was the prexy ot the Srroll 84 I.g and was president ol the H-5 class. XVon his hlotk in track. BARBARA SEID: She went out toy howling and had a math and English mayor, JOY SELIXi -Ioy went out lor swimming and was a Red Cross room rep. Language mayor. IANE SEYMOUR: She went out for tennis and mayoied in art. ROGER SHATZ: Roger had an English and math mayor and was on the llllalh. basketball team. ROBERT SIMMONS: Boh won his Block I. lor Iootlwall and swimming. ESTHER SIMON: Esther was a Red Lross room rep. and mayored in English and science. EDXVARD SIMONS: He was a room rep.g worked in Mr. Mon- ioe's other and had a srience and language mayor. DEAN SLATTERY: Dean was Head Yell Leader honor roll. and on the GERALD SLAVIN: KVM on the Block L Sotiety and worked in Mr. Monroe's othce. Wfas a room rep. and on the honor roll. GRETA SMITH: Greta was on the Block L and was a room rep for three terms. English and Spanish mayors. NORITA SOBEL1 Norita was a Big Sisterg worked tor Mrs, tflosei room rep.g G.A.A. English major. ROBERT SOCQKOLOV: Winn his block for hasketlwall and tennis. On trathc squad and had science and history mayors. IURS ERNEST SPITZER: Ernie was a science major. He came to Lowell in his junior year. GEORGE STAHMANN: George was in the Lowell band. He was a math major. MARIAN STARK: Marian came to Lowell in her senior year and became a member of the Girls' Block L. HENRY STEINW: Hank was on the lmzwll: won his block in tennis: traffic olhcer. English major. THOMAS STERN: Tom transferred from Lincoln in his senior year and became a history major. MARION STEXVART: Marion took G.A.A. ice skating and mn- jored in English. RICHARD STRANZL: Rich went out for basketball: honor roll. English and science major. HERBERT SUHR: Herb won his block in tennis and lightweight basketball. English major. ADRIAN SUNSHINE: Adrian won his block in orchestra. Three and one-hall year grad. Music and German major. DONALD SWEET: Don was a three and one-half year grad: K..S.F.g honor roll. Science and math bmajors. RALPH SNVEET: Ralph went out for basketball and took English tor a major, EDXVIN TAKAHASHI: Ed majored in mathematics during his years at Lowell. TAKETSUGU TAKEI: Wliile at Lowell Tak majored in science and mathematics. GARY TALBOT: Gary took an academic course and was on the honor roll. IEANUTANAKA: She 'gained her Block L in swimming and ma- jored in English and science. GLADIOLA TAYLOR: Majoring in English, math and science, she found time to take swimming for her sport. SHERRILL TAYLOR: Sherrill spent her time majoring in Spanish, English and science, ROBERT TELLEFSEN: Bob made many friends and was an honor student during his stay at Lowell. VICTOR TORRES: Vic won his block for track and football. He was a Big Brother, room rep., and majored in Spanish. TOMOMI TSUCHITANI: Tomomi studied hard and was on the honor roll. 'RALPH VAN DER NAILLEN: A room rep., was on the H-5 dance committee and played tennis. TEDDY VAN LOGHEM: She majored in Spanish, English, sci- -ence: was a room rep. and a member ot the G.A.A. PETER VAN SICIKLEN: Peter was a member of the Lowell tennis team. DON VALORIA: Don was a member of the Block L for playing on the 10's and 20's teams in basketballg majored in history. 'RONALD VEHLOW: Ronald was on the trathc squad and at hall guard: he majored in English and history. DOUGLAS VERNON: Doug was a member of-the Red 6 While staff and served on L3, H3 and L4 dance committees: honor roll. HERMINE VINKLER: She majored in science and languages and made the C.S.F.g also worked in the Attendance Office. BARBARA VUCCI: Barbara majored in history and her sport was gwimming. SPRI 1947 VIEAN XVAGNER: A Big Sister and n lihrnry worker for three termsg she rniiiored in Spanish and English. CORINNE WAl.l.: Corinne was Financial Mgr. on the Rm! 6 W'biIr,' Girls' Assistant yell lender. Sp. '-17. English, math majors. FLORA XVALTER: Flora won her block tor active participation in G.A.A. sportsg dehatingg CQ.S.F,'er. Science and Spanish nmjor. MARILYN VUARDLAXV: lwliiriiyn was on the Block L, Kf.S.F.3 Mr. Monroe's orhceg room rep. 'nglish major. DONALD XVATSON: Don won his lllotk I, in track and w.is gin English major. ,IEAN XWESTON: jenn went out for ii.A.A. tennis gtntl swim- ming: a CI.S.F.'er. Science major. KENNETH WHITE: Ken won his block tor trztckg room rep.g Mr. M0nroe's nthce. English major. ROBERT VWDDOP: Bob took tlrilmiitics to heart: honor roll. Math and science majors. DWIGHT XVILBUR: Dwight was n Scroll K L member for heing Sports Editor of the Lowellg room rep.. Big Brotherg Block l., 1 Sl'. ALLEN XVILLIAMS: Al won his block for football and tennisg Scroll Az Lg Big llrnther and Secretary ot' the L-5 class. FRANK Wll.SON: Frank was on the honor rollg tootball :mtl ii science maior. LUCILLE VVILSUN: Lucille was :tn English iintl history mgiior its well as ri C.S.F.'er. FLORENCE WlNNlNG: Florence won hcr hlock tnr being active in sportsg l.nuwll stall: Big Sisterg Miss Hgirrison's othte. IOANNE WISEMAN7 Joanne won her Block l. in horsehnck ritl- ing and was an English major. MANFRED WOI.FF: Miintred was 11 ZV2-year gmtl and ai miith and English major. ALBERT WKOLLENBERG: Al won his hlock tor litltlfblllll Mr. Munroe's othceg mom rep.g :mtl honor roll. MIYOK0 YAGO: Miyo went out for hiiskethnll and swimming. Maiored in English. YO-NEO YOSI-llMURA: Yoneo majored in science and Engish while at Lowell. SHIRLEY YOUNG.: Shirley worked in the attendance othce .intl Library staffg Big Sisterg L-4 dance committee. History mayor. KESJIRO YAMASAKI: Maiored in science and mathg honor stu ent. H SE IURS 47 RUSTER ' SPRING 1947 Aboudara, Irving Abreu. Manuel William Adshade, Frank T. Anderson, Steven L. Arnett, james Edward Arribere. Gerard G. Ashlock, Peter Dunning Babow, Eugene H. Badock, Richard Baer, Alan Battat, Saul Bell, john Hamilton Berling, Clayton Birenbaum. David B. Boreta, Dushan Brady. Edwin E. Bridgman, jon M. Brohman, Richard A. Brook, joseph George Brousseau, Sandy E. Calofonos, Dennis Calvert, William Saeger Chesse, Dion Clemens, Paul Edward Click, Albert W. Cohen, julius Nathan Cohn, Harry H. Cohn, Richard Collis, Harry G. Cornew, Hartell Richard Crawford, Alexander M. Cummings, jr., Tracy Dalmas, Richard E. Daniels, james Riley Aiken. Nancy King Anderson, Audrey Adelaide Anderson, Betty Alice Rosalee Arons, Elaine Rae Atherton. jean Lenore Badal, Dorothy Bane, Barbara Marie Beeler, Beverly jo Biagini, janette Rita Blank, joan Leigh Blechman, Marilyn Bliss, Olive Alison Bloomfield, Irene Evelyn Boe, jane Ann Brandt, Marjorie Elizabeth Brill, Maurine Ann Cane, joan M. Carstens, Elaine Carter, Wandaline Kahala Cartwright, Betty B. Castillo, Carmen Estelle Chan, Helen Chapman. Catherine Margaret Cherry, Loretta Chiljian, janet Helen Chrisman, Rhoda N. Cotiin, Carolyn Nadyne Cohn, Pearl Corrinne Collins, Robin Enid Cook, Shirley Yvonne Cowen, Elizabeth Cummings, Harriet W. Davidson, Diane de Koninck, Helia Denby, joane Chatfield Druckman, Naomi Elliott, jean G. Ellis, Arlene jane Everett, Nannie Marie Davey, Robert A. Day, Arthur G. Dethlefsen, Edwin Stewart Dunston, Anthony Franklin Erbentraut, Edwin Bert Farwig, Stanley james Foehr, Kenneth F. Forsyth, Donald R. Freed, j. Arthur Fuden, Arthur Fung, Herbert Sheldon Furuta, Stanley Shigeru Gallagher, john Merrill Gardner, jr., Kenneth Drake Gfroerer, jr., Alfred Melvin Goforth, Charles L. Grove, David Malley Hendricks, john L. Hicklin, William john Hodges, Paul H. Hoffman. john Louis Horstmeyer, jr.. Arend Louis Hunt, Percy Theodore Hurbert, Kenneth L. Hurwirtz, George Keatinge jackson, William I. jacob, Robert Michael jacobs, Robert Leigh johnson, jr., Clark Moore joyce, Richard A. Kasanin, Mark O. Kitchener, Raymond Lee Kuwatani, George Leong, james Chan Figel, Roslyn Louise Finn, Dorothe Marie Flint, Leona josephine Fournier, Yvonne Freeman, Barbara Marie Freud, Isabel j. Frisbie. joan M. Furusho, Alice Asako Gadd, Dorothy M. Gale, Barbara jane Gallaher, Ruth Mary Garbarino, Dorothy Ann Gass, Doris F. Gitzler, Marianne Goldsmith, Susan Elinor Gooding, Dorothy jane Green, Virginia Helen Greenberg, Marlene L. Gregory, joan Marie Gunzburger. joan Hammett, Beverly Lizabeth Hammond, jane Newman Healy, Carol Ann Hedberg, Myrtle Marie Heggelund, Maryetta Helen Henry, Elizabeth joyce Hollebaugh, joan Hudson, Sylvia C. Iles, Nancy Lee jacobs, jaclyn Carol jarlrieh, Tanya jean johnson, Kama Solia johnson, Sarita Kay Kato, Edna Kaufman, Geraldine Kennedy, Gloria King, Marilyn Alice Koppich, joan Kunz, Pauline Sue BOYS Levit, Victor Bert Lindenau, Ernest Harding Lowney, Rodger William Lum, Robert G. Lynch, john D. Lyon, joseph F. Maier. Paul Martell, Frank H. Matsuno, Frank Maus, William F. Merrill, Peter Meyerzove, Roland Stanley Miyamoto, Masami Mizuiri, Yoshiaki Morrow, William Murl Murdock, Roy Kenneth Neff, William M. Neil, joseph B. Nyham, William Leo O'Brien, Donald Keith Packard, Franklin Ames Pilhashy, Milton L. Pisingei, Thomas E. Pond, Bruce Elwod Quong, james Rainer, Ivan Ernest Reuther, Ronald T. Ringchop, Carl Donald Rypins, Martin R. Saito, Fumio Alfred Schneider, Nathan Scroggy, Logan josselyn Seavey, james Leroy Shatz, Roger Francis GIRLS Lane, Barbara jean Lauber, Mary C. La Vigne, Yvonne Marie Lebovitz, Shirlene Lillian Levy, Marilyn Lipp, Lillian Logasa, Annette Ruth Lohnberg, Gabriele Lohnberg, Lisa Frederika Lowe, Muriel Lorraine Lowy, jane Louise Ludemann, Charlotte Marie Lysander, Beatrice Swope McCray, Evelyn joan McKenney, Marion Leigh Mersich, Mildred Darlyn Meyer, Patricia Ellen Miller, Noelle Mintle, Phyllis jeanne Moore, Serena juanita Morita, Yasuko Morrison, Veronica j. Mullan, Francis Edna Murphy, Barbara Ann Nagel, Marta Ann Nave, Marilyn Louise Neils, Barbara Alayne Nitzsche, Marion Amelia Oltubo, Helen S. Olivares, Consuelo O'Toole, Lorraine M. Owen, janet Mae Ozawa, Sumiko Pappadakis, Theodosia Michael Pappas, Margaret Catherine Peck, Lorna Marie Perkins, Lucerne Pesak, Cecilia B. Phillips, joan Simmons, Robert j. Simons, Edward W. Slavin, Gerald M. Sockolov. Robert I.. Spitzer, Ernest Stein, Henry Stern, Thomas Hunter Stahmann, King George Stranzl, Richard Henry Suhr, jr., Herbert Sunshine, Adrian Sweet, Donald Sweet, Ralph Hurst Takahashi, Edwin Taketsugu, Takei Talbot, Gary E. Tellefsen, Robert Torres, Victor j. Tsuchitani, Tomomi Van der Naillen, jr., Ralph E. Van Sicklen, Peter L. Vehlow, Ronald Ernest Vernon, Douglas Carson Watson, Donald H. White, Kenneth Henderson Widdop, Francis Robert Wilbur, III, Dwight Locke Williams, Allen D. Wilson, Frank S. Wolff, Manfred Ernst Wollenberg, jr., Albert C. Wood, David S. Yamasaki, Keijiro Yoshimura, Yoneo Pierce, Norma Lorraine Poore, Marilyn Miller Rainer, Delores Ramona Rees, Della Maybury Remensperger, Katherine Larsen Risi, jane Roberts, Mary Alice Rose, Dione joyce Rowan, Betty jean Rumin, Betty jean Saltzman, jean Pauline Sand, Dorothy Rose Schepps, Lonette Schneider, Marilyn Louise Schrepel, Nancy Anne Scott, Harriet justine Seid, Barbara E. Selix, joy Roslyn Seymour, jane S. Smith, Greta Lois Sobel, Norita Cohen Stark, Marian Sylvia Tanaka, jeanne Ellen Taylor, Gladiola Taylor, Sherrill Thorp, Ella Mary Van Loghem, Theodora j. Vinkler, Hermine Sharon Wagner, Marilyn jean Wall, Corinne Emily Walter, Flora Rose Wardlaw, Marilyn Anne Weston, jean Rita Wilson, Hazel Lucille Winning, Florence Elena Wiseman, joanne Dale Yago, Miyoko Young, Shirley Barbara AUTCJGRAPHS S .4 .L I-K .A Aw ' 3 . J., hgh., . mf? 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