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

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'I' H I2 R E D A N IJ W H I T E I 9 1 3 Dux .xI.II GORDON BROVVN GEORGE BUSHNELL Editor Manager The Red and VVhite Staff Editor, TIIIa RED Asn NYHITE ........... Gonnox Bnnwx SENIOBS GILHIQRT ROOT .....................4............ Ediior ITATHARINE BOYNTON Nrltx Cooplzk ART M.u1sHAI.I. SBIITH. ......................,. . ..... Editor S'rIeI'HIzN BRODER, GIQRTHUDE Hlzss, EZRA GOTTHI2I,If ACTIVITIES I40l'IS HEILBIION ..................,. ............ l Editor CRIQAGH, XVII.I.I,uI ZECI-I, Hvxna JACOBS, xIII.IlREll IPswIT4:H, H,AROl,ll Lisnxlaa. BIERRICK V Ronan Baum, :XLAN HARRISIIN, LIONEI. PEREYRA, XXvII.LlARl BIaIuiI.s0N ATHLETICS How,mn CURTIS. .................. . . . . ....... . .EdlI4J1' HERHIQWI' BIENSING, Al1El.lZ Mokomav, .IIIIAN FnIIsnxI.aN BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager, 'PHE Ran ANII XYliI'l'E, GIa0RGIz BvsH x IaI.I, ASSOCIATES XXvILl.lADI BIzRIaI.s0N, STIQIIHIQN ScHwIaI'rzIsR, KATHIJQIIN NIA!-IONEY, xIl2l.Yll,I.E 'lwHREI.KEI.ll ASSISTANTS MCCAR'I'x', RICHARD ITYGGENHEIBI, BIARTIN XxvEII,, ETHIQI, OHBI, JOHN Nlosus, AI.x'I1lz Hmfxuxx EIIITH FIBUSH, SEYBIOUH Suxrz, NVII.I.IInI Joiissox, RIauIx,u,n Ih'xIwIaI.I. ADELE Nlnuoxliv, Slnxm' Lula

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L8l THEREDANDXYHITE Positions on the' business and editorial staff give valuable training to about 200 students each year. The result of their work is a newsy and interesting paper and a beautiful book, a permanent reminder of the happiest days in life. VVould any of the substitutes have any real sentimental value? Would they not be merely statistical, lacking the human interest ? Parents are concerned, not with any compilation of facts, but with the social, scholastic and athletic life of their children. Such information, written in the natural style of youth, is the mirror of future hopes and ideals. Value of Lowell Publications Fon IVIANY YEARS Lowell rested secure in the knowledge that she possessed the best annual and bi-weekly in San Francisco and all Northern California. Then doubts were raised and during the last two terms the question has been asked, Is the school getting full value from her publications? Counter queries might easily be propoundedg have those dissatisfied with present conditions any better plans, do Lowell students really want a prospectus in booklet form, or a loose-leaf collection of photographs, as has seriously been suggested? Yet some day an editor may arise who will alter the whole scope and purpose of the high school journal with the full consent and approbation of the school involved. It is true that Lowellites are paying a great deal of money for their paper and the RED AND VVHITE, collectively, but when we consider the large enrollment, the cost per capita amounts to almost nothing. Then, a portion of the sum is always obtained through advertising. This aid the business men voluntarily give toward the encouragement of our young citizens, that they may accomplish bigger things.

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10 1 THEREDANDXVHITE GILBERT ROOT MERRICK CREAGH LOUIS HEILRRON HOYVARD CURTIS XVILLIAM ZECH MILDRED IPSWVITCH NITA COOPER HYME JACOBS HAROLD LINDNER GERTRUDE HESS ROGER BRAMY EZRA G. GOTTHELF STEPHEN BRODER LIONEL PEREYRA JULIAN FRIEDBIAN HERBERT MENSING ' !