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

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RED 8tWHlTE x BOYS' COUNCIL a HE Boys' Council is composed of representatives elected every term in each registry room. It held meetings at regular intervals throughout the term and proved a decided success. Merritt Barnes Was chosen president. Miss Lacoste was faculty advisor. ' During the term the representatives transacted a great deal of school business. One of its main functions was to sell tickets for the football games. This is the eleventh term that the council has been in existence and has proved of value to both teachers and pupils. 'i9i918Q,17Q.'7'

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if i f i DECEMBER, lg A . . ,,., X7 ifgairwl iii. I ' I 'GIRLS' CCUNCIL HE Girls' Council works in cooperation with the Boys' Council and is simi- lar to it. Miss Lacoste as faculty advisor was aided by Margaret Lindus, elective president of the Council. Early in the term Virginia Orr was elected Girls' Athletic Manager by the girls' room representatives, who comprise the Council. The Girls' Council took charge of the Bundle Days, which were held' on October 22 and 23, Through the medium of the representative a direct appeal was made to each class. 'Q5i919QWE.'7'