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

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Rallies Qffer C1 Variety of Talent Life at Lowell would not be complete without its spirited rallies. Under Mr. Anino's leadership, the rallies are planned by the student body officers and the rally com- mittee. During the past term, Lowell's rallies have been highlighted by a return of Sammy Davis, Jr. at Christ- mas time, Scottie Doggett, the banjo player from Stanfordg and the two visitors from Poly pantomiming How Could You Believe Me When I Said I Loved You When You Know I've Been A Liar All My Life. Other 'ifamous talents at Lowell were The Three Candidates, Joan Carr and her little White Coat pan- tomime, and the three Hollingsworth sisters. We also enjoyed the singing of Peggy Stearns and Dorothy Jones and the pantomime by Marian Wil- liams. PAGE FIFTEEN

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FALL L-12 ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Front row: C. Harris, W. Eppinger, N. I-Ioltzworth, J. Spivock, C. Warren. 2nd raw: R. Brewster, L. Minney, B. Pope, B. Chisum, D. Hone, F. Baumeister, E. St. John. Fail High Juniors Walt Tollesonls band playing sweet music at the Century Club was the site for the Junior Prom on De- cember 11, 1953. Neil Voorsanger, Carol Karstensen, and Karen Kar- stensen, president, vice president, and secretary, respec- tively, were pleased with the outcome of their prom, December Melodyf, Pat Aleck, Barbara Clark, Arlene Diller, Jeanne Gokson, Jack Hymans, Donald Krauss, Neil Peterson, Leona Rotenberg, and Sue Whisman helped plan the prom. LOW ll ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Front raw: Gordon Calloway, Sandy Silverman, Sandy Johnston, Bill Warner. 2nd row: Joe Lasky, Jerry Goldman, Bob Parker. PAGE FOURTEEN Fciii Low Seniors The L-12 class elected three outstanding Lowellites to guide them through their Fall '54 term: Elson St. John, president, Joyce Spivock, vice president, and Bill Pope, secretary. Twelve other students were placed on the L-12 ac- tivities committee: Patti Berelson, Roy Brewster, Bill Chisum, Fred Baumeister, Wendy Eppinger, Carol Harris, Dan Hone, Nancy Holtzworth, Larry Husband, Martha Kahn, Lloyd Minney, and Christine Warren were the lucky kids. HIGH 11 ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Frou! row: Sue Wfhisman, Leona Rotenburg, Barbara Clark, Pat Aleck. Rnd row: Donald Krauss. Fall Low Juniors The Fall '53 L-11 class held its first elections in September and elected Gordon Calloway, president, Yvonne Grossi, vice president, and Sandy Johnston, secretary. Those students in turn selected ten other Lowellires to serve on their committee. Ken Adams, Victor Bogo, Larry Dashiell, Jerry Goldman, Joe Lasky, Merrily Long, Bob Parker, Sandy Silverman, Paula Skene, and Bill Werner were the lucky students. December Melody was the theme of the Prom that those students helped plan for December 1 1 along with the H-ll class. The Century Club was the location and Walt Tolleson provided the music of the evening.

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CHARLIE CURLEY: Room Rep., president of the Scroll, class treasurer, L-11 Dance Committee, CSF, picnic and carnival committees. Charlie majored in science, math and language. He will attend Davis. COLMAN DANIEL: Colman majored in history while at Lowell. He participated in football. He will attend C..C..S.F. MARTHA DANIELS: Shield, H-I2 vice president, Big Sisters, CSF, H-11 Dance Committee. Martha majored in French, English, and science, She will go to Radcliffe Co lege. JOHN ANSON: john majored in math and Latin while at Lowell. After graduation he plans to get a Ph.D, and go into the teaching profession. DAVE BAAR: Dave was Business Manager of the Red and Wlyrre. He majored in history and math and plans to go to CCSF, then become a professional jazz pianist. TULIE MILLARD BARNUM: President of the boys' Block I., junior Class president, Big Brothers, Scroll, Silver Spikes, basketball, track, baseball. Tulie plans to attend Stanford. ROY BEI: Roy majored in science and math. He was a Red Cross representative and a member of the CSF. He plans to go to C.C.S.F. and then to U.C. DIETER BERGER: Scroll, vice president of the Saber Club. and CSF. Majored in English, math, and Spanish. Dieter plans to go to Cal after graduation. BOB BRADLEY: Bob majored in science -and history while at Lowell. He was a Room Representative. He plans to continue his education at C.C.S.F. ERNEST CABRERA: Ernest majored in math, science, and history. He plans to attend C.C.S.F. to study engi- neering. VERA CHIRIKOFFZ Vera majored in French while at Lowell. She also worked in the gym office and participated in G.A.A. Ice Skating, She will attend C.C.S.F. after graduation. GORDEN CLARK: Majored in science and math. Gordon was a Room Rep. and was on the Dance Committee. He will go to Cal and take the Pre-Medical course. ROGER CLARK: Carnival Committee, Red Cross Rep- track, basketball, baseball, Rog majored in science and plans to go to San Francisco State. RON CLARK: Ron was on the Dance Committee and track, and baseball teams. He majored in English and plans to go to San Francisco State. MALCOLM COLE: Malcolm majored in music, science and language while at Lowell. He was a member of the CSF, band, and orchestra. He plans to study music at the University of California. Class of January, 7954 i M JOHN EGAN: John majored in English. He was a Room Rep.. a member of the Block L, and participated in track and basketball. He will attend C.C.S.F. then Cal. VASSII.Y DUBENKO: Vassily came to Lowell after attend- ing high school in China for 3 years. He majored in Industrial Arts and plans to attend C.C.S.F. after gradua- tion. IIIM EMERSON: jim majored in history, English and anguage. He was sport editor of the Red and Whiie, a class treasurer and participated in football and track. He will attend San Francisco State. JOAN CLAIRE ERBENTRAUT: Majored in English, science and languages. Library staff, CSF, Lowe!! staff, Varieties and Big Sisters, joan plans to go to Cal after graduation. EVA FIELD: Majored in German, math, English and science. Secretary of the L-12 class, Carnival Committee, Shield, Block L, and G.A.A. bowling. Eva will go to Cal. PETE FLOOD: Majored in English, science, language and math. Pete was a Room Rep., treasurer, L-ll secretary, on the Block L, Scroll and Big Brothers. He participated in football and swimming, and will attend Stanford. JOSEPH FREASE: Wfhile at Lowell Joseph majored in music and science. He was the Dance Band leader, and also participated in football. He will attend college after graduation. DAVID FREEMAN: Dave majored in English and history. He participated in the -Varieties. After graduation he plans to become a professional singer. GEORGE FRENKEL: George majored in English while at Lowell. His after-graduation plans are to attend C.C.S.F. PAGE SIXTEEN i' 4-or Rates' 'FR ii