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LOWELL HIGH SCHOOL 17 .,..-.......,.... .... -....-....-...............,..- .... - .1.. -.... ....- --------- ---- ..-. - - W -4- Y L , Adj fr . ,AE' Shield and L, OMPOSED of twenty-two girls who have shown their merit through service to the student body, the Shield and L forms the girls, service society of the C !Qfv'i1 . . school. The officers this term were Florence Krenz, president g Eleanor Williams, vice- residentg and Wallea Torme , secretar. The untirin P Y Y S sympathy and help of Miss Lacoste contributed much. By maintaining committees and assisting at school affairs, the Shield and L has lived up to -its motto- In Service of Lowell. L
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gig. ,J uyi , F '95 g .'-1 f aim 2 16 The RED mm' WHITE .g....... -----------..- - --i- - - ..-....-..i.-....-.....-..........-....-..,.......-....-...g. Semll and lL, i F' 'X 3 HE Scroll and L is one of the most enterprising organizations in the school, ,721 4X,t and deserves the support and commendation of the whole student body. Z'gxgi Under the leadership of George Rader, president, and Russell Pierce, secre- z-?vfiilo-.4-4 tary, this boys' service society has completed a term in which they proved themselves indispensable by aiding at rallies, football games, dances and assemblies. Service is the byword around which this society functions.
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---------- - gTheREDandWHITE High Senior Low Senior LOW Junior UPPER DIVISION COUNCIL High Junior 9 .. 9 Q Boys tdlllllflill GHTHS CUUUCHH T Xi'f ,5 OLDING meetings at regular intervals throughout the term the school Q S7 decided success The first few meetings of the council were held with both -nk-, boys and girls attending but later in the term they each met separately At the head of the Boys' Council was Eugene Essner, a member of the football team and a hard worker. He has succeeded in organizing the room representatives so efficiently that they have been able to transact a great deal of school business. One of the main functions of the boy room representatives is to collect the bank money on 5,5,5g,: ,li K. . 931 . ' , . I Q ' council, composed of the boy and girl room representatives, has proved a 9 J-Z4 . . . . Q - - - 4'
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