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

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FIRST ROW H Zollars D Cravcns V Herndon D Brookes W J Dalrymple F Mulllgan B Bell zer J Clumeck A Schwartz SECOND ROW G Erb A Johnson D Polussar M Cole J H n baum S Hough A OConnor J Wood D Green THIRD ROW R Wellman R Cheu F Ludwig D DAngln1 Freed A MacGregor J McCutcheon D Campbell B Elleson H Donrg Burnett scn P Gebhard J Kung J Saroyan G McChesney M Goldman I-I Buren Isaacs J Frcase C Johnson B Cauuna W Komatsu J Denham FOURTH ROW C Alpauqh D Ramsey N Petersen M Gorfunkr- D Skunner C Culver M Todd B Wuttman R Mason R Stedmun Another bug year has rolled by forthe Lowell Hugh Band under the durectuon ot the old master, Mr Krueger The band as always took a bug part un school attarrs The football season saw the band playung and marchung at every game The band repre sented Lowell over at the Cal Band Day and dud a swell job Came December the band presented uts an nual Wunter Concert for the students and followed It up by presentung a concert on two evenungs tor the parents and students alukr Under the durectuon of :ts student leader Barney Muzel the band added Its usual color and music to the basketball season The Northern Calltornua Musuc Festuval at Berkeley on May lst was well represented by Lowell musucuans playing In solos duets quar tets and qunrutets The band lost such long tume band members thus year as Barney Muzel Curt Culver Brad Burke Medford Todd Kent Lundgren Darrel Bloom Wlnltred Freed Jack Saroyan and Jack Grauss but has many up and comung musncuans to take theur places ADVANCED ORCHESTRA ST ROW W Frcecl J P oples M Woo B Teustnqrue S S: r lu Goran R Awrlre A M1cGr0ror K Bertram N Olsen SECOND ROW L Angel T Leonard N Tenekuuan M Wuttmun S Jacobson G Scuacqua R Mason S Auz J Kung M Lum THIRD ROW I Dcnhim A OCunn0r J ouciuct son S n Cl vcr M Tor: FOURTH ROW A Forhcml P ru cr J rymple V Hclucrt un P X E I -I - gg' L 'vu ,, ' ' . I ,up g u 1 9 R , v 1 '7 .ul BAND -- . , . , . , . I . , . , , , . ' , . , . . . f A , , H . . I 11 - ' A I I I . . . F . , A I ' l - ll ll I . h . A I I ,, . I ,, 1 A - 1 1 U I I I U I A 1 . . I . - - , s FIR -- - X , e ,, . , ' - ,, um cs, B. Hull, D Vega, L, Ji nes, L llwn, . u , 4 1 , A ' . I, I. ' A ,I , Bl Q l-, D. Hone, 'John , D Rolnssar, Rf Cnjuna D' ku ner, Jllr ,I J I I. -- , N , . G ny , Freasc, R. Sgurunuqs, R Srullul-, I, Dal , . H X , B. M rl, B, otter, . Ray. 4 N v lu, -.eq 5 . ' u.

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.. gl A Fl will F UQ F Pa l We a Tho l'1 8 et BV Qlnuri Jvnivrn Lowell rallles wnll be remembered forever by the graduates of many classes The tradition of the rally, prevlewlng com :ng sport events and specual occaslons, has de veloped over a period of years, and as appre clated by every Lowellute who has stood In the famous open alr court The yellrng of the Eeh Rah opens every rally with a burst of spnrrt as the Block L boys bring Lowell's battle axe down the stairs A hush falls on the assembled crowd as the flag IS brought out by the members of the Royal Guard, the R O T C The Royal Offlclals of the Student body relate the comlng events from the rally plat form and then our soverelgn, Mass Pence, guides her followers and urges them on to victory After the offrclal busnness IS completed, the Kung and Queen of the Realm Introduce the entertalnment to the anxious group WW The Opening rally of the Fall term was for the Football Pageant, held on September l2, l952 Durnng that term entertannment was at nts best, wuth such stars as Phll Fehlen, Jsm Thomas, and Paul West Sammy Davis was an extra feature enjoyed by all The student body met their football team, and spurut was raused by pre game rallnes The Sprung term had a wonderful program fnlled with the excitement of acquiring new student body offlcers, and champion basket ball, baseball, and track teams The rally everyone wants for from the mo ment they attend their first IS the traditional Block L Rally Senior Day, a double lunch, and the Sensor Faculty baseball game makes Lowell's rallies and tradntzons loved by all Every rally IS ended wlth the sungung of the hymn, dear to every Lowell:te's heart 5' ' H L ' ell f V 4 1 - u L -S X . r- 52. sg. f X 'r az? I - at -We -lfl - A T T K. ., 1 ,,,,, .A F' IQ? K X ' l' l l. Samrn avls, Jr. im: t ' fm ' 2 2, Jerry Le ' . 1 My 1 VV wls f, , Q ,j A 5 V , f K- 1 5 - QM, :W gi , T l W Q2 H 5 2, e d Yell d f in 2 ' ' W Phll ehlen. ,gffij ' ll 'Q ' , l' ' 1 3, u sf nd Jim m A ' v X doing an act. 'j 4.Tebndandstudnsa r ll . 3 4 1 y D ta g H a Lea e the Fall

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,s FIRST ROW-F. Harris, A. Carter, M. Lee, J. Othen, B. Warner, J. Powell, C. Dorich, L. Murphy, B. Neilson, E. Doodha, S. Ford, J. Otto. SECOND ROW-G. Vlahos, P. Wong, J. Smith, S. Herrington, M. Fuerst, D. Eslick, S. Aslnoft, S. Warren, V. Wimer, J. Yarnell, V. Schollhorn, R. Vuente. THIRD ROWfD. Cuthbertson, M. Bonaccorsi, J. de Ia Cruz, K. Harper, B. Lindsley, R. Gridcr, C. Egbert, C. Thompson, A. Shouis, J. Kafantaris. FOURTH ROW-B. Chcsse, N. Mithos, J. Vlahos, L. Jennings, C. Johnson, D. Maldonado, J. Green, B. Goldstein, S. Matclli, E. Raxtcr, A. Schmidt. Heard singing at the Holiday Varieties of the Fall Term of '52 was the Lowell High Choir. Under the direction of Mr. Berry, they did a swell job. Such outstanding members as Suezane Card- inal and Bob Thein did solo work for the Choir and other school affairs. Besides singing at the Varieties, the vocalists ot Lowell sang, as always, at the graduation. The choir was the guest artist trom Lowell at the Emporium one evening near Christmas. They brought a fine name back to Lowell. The Advanced Girls Glee Club under Mr. Berry has worked hard and sung at several affairs. The Dance Band, led by Gil Sciacqua, played at many ot the school attairs as well as outside ot Lowell. Four evenings this year, the Dance Band gave their time to entertain the psychiatric patients at Letterman General Hospital. The Dance Band has lost many ot their old musicians in graduation this year. Among them are Darrel Bloom, sax, Kent Lundgren, trum- pet, Ed Cholewa, sax, Curt Culver, trombone, and the star drummer, Brad Burke. The Dance Band is a strictly student-run organization and is very proud ot this tact. DANCE BAND FIRST ROW--V. Hebert, J. Frease, D. Polissar, G. Sciacgua, A. Johnson, B. Potter, P. Gebhard. SECOND ROW-4J. Dalrymple, A. O'Conner, B. Caiina, D. Skinner, C. Culver, M. Todd. .....----vs