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

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Breyer, Powers, Hynes, O'Brien, Blockley, Halsted, Shattuck. d'Alessio, Miss Selig, Hart Qchairmaril, Berry, Miss Brown, Stiles The Ad Drive Committee :ff RO my-we HOSE who coinposecl the Atl Drive CO111ll1ltU'4' this selnester should he given ii vote ot thanks for their excellent work iii spur- 'gocf ring the stmleiits ou to the zittaiiinieut ot one of the laiigelst sums over suhscrihecl to Rell and White zulvertisiiigf. Not only was this holly one oi' the prime factors in iletermiiiiiig the success ol this iQXJfJ 4 joiiiumi, but it was an upholfler of ax Lowell trmlition of long' stziiidingz that of coiicluctiiig El SllC'C'6SSliUl All Drive. lt the efforts of this com- mittee clirl not meet with slit-cess. this journal of school activities voiihl not he piihlishecl. M To Dorothy llrowii and .lack Powers goes the honor of lc-zinliiig' the Wiimiug 4-hiss, the Low FI'l'SllI11f'll. to victory in the mlrive for ails. The other im-iuhers of the conimittee were: George Hart iii charge. zissistetl by Willizuu llqriies, lieiiiieth Berry, Wagner d'AleSSio. Stanley Breyer, George Stiles, lieuore Selig, Dain Marx, 'l'e1l Blocklelv. llieliaril Guggeuhime, Emiiiel llalstetl, llieharfl 0.l'iI'l81l. William Sluittiielc. Iloroth-v Brown :mil ,lack Powers. Fifteen

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Draper, Dalpino, Coldner, Taylor, Cole, d'Alessio, Breyer. Musto, Nason, Moore, O'Brien, Ewing, Howlett. Miss Brown, Miss Vlfiederman, Miss Cox, Hart, Smith, Berry, Miss Meade, Miss Band. The Executive Committee AQ? .6 N thi- s111110 111z11111e1' that the Bozml oi' S11pe11'viso1's Llirvvts thv Q lt' v alfairs of this city. tho lixvm-lltive l'o111111itt11e flirec-ts klllfl 1'1111trols N ggi? J -1 Composvml ol' all st111l1111t-body officers. Zllltl 1'op1'ese11tz1ti1'vs ol' y . . . 'M -0 the 2IllIl9JE1C' Zlllll ll0ll-2tfl1lQfll' school groups, the 1-o1111111tt0e passes l fi- fl.. Q '-L Jn' -' pl -fp- the z1Ifz1irs that c'o111f111'11 lioxvoll High School. :Q '. .: 1 1 - , r x all tho legisl11tio11 that is 111-vessary for the 111ai11tc11:1110e ol' school activities. ll. for 6X?lll1PlQ, 1111 11thl1-tic team wislws to s11l1vrl11le 21 51211119 with 1111 u11tSi1l11 Oljptilliilltj it must first rec-eivo the vo11se11t ol' the con1111itt1-0. O1' il' il C011- stitutioiial 11n1e111l111v11t is iweclvml, it is the vomniittee that cleciclvs 1111011 its pro- visions and Ill'0S9lllS it to tho st-hool for ratilicatioil. 'l'h11 'Fact that this ter111's sn-hool business has been so well co111l111:te1,l, moves that the lixec-11tiYv C'om111ittee for this soinester has been a llill'll-Vl'OI'lilllQ co11S1:ie11tio11s g'1'0111rolf st11clv11ts who l1z1Y9 had tho hleals ol' Lowell at hezirt. .l7f11r1'fz'1'11

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5 E: iw '. 5' fnsw? -ff' Robert Schermer George Bocarde Sidney Lipstich Chairman The Staging Committee p bv A ff?-xr 'HLE students are engaged in praising the efforts of the cast ol the Dramatics Club plays, they should not forget to 'give credit to an integral cog in the machinery responsible for theisuecess of SX Once in a Blue Moonv and the several one-act plavs produced. t This essential part is the Staging Committee, whose business it A is to attend to the actual stage work of the productions. George Boearde is chairman of this group, the two other members being Robert Sehermer and' Sidney Lipstieh. This hard-Working trio Certainly deserves much Credit for the :invaluable service which they have performed. The construction and the painting of the scenery has been accomplished in a most satisfactory manner. As all the members of the com- mittee belong to the class of June 325 it is hoped that the work they have carried on so well, will be continued. Sixtevlz