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

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A- TRED xv WHITE - Tl-IE PRINCIPAIQS MESSAGE O THOSE aloouT To leave Lowell: GreeTings: We who remain in The school are abouT To say Tarewell To you Tor a Time. While we wriTe Tinis To one very deTiniTe parT oT your ca- reer, iT is done wiTh The Torward look oT expressing good wishes and such hope as may seem iusTiTied. The word Tarewell iTselT means May your going be wiTh prospecT oT a good journey. This is a TiTTing Time To pause in reTrospecT and ques- Tion as To whaT grounds There may be Tor such hope. l-low well have you laid or sTrengThened The ToundaTions oT real success in The days To come? l-lave you somewhaT realized ThaT oT all Things characTer is The mosT imporTanTg and ThaT MR. F. E. CROP-fs' Principal real success is assured, aT leasT in greaT degree, by esTalolished habiTs oT reliabiliTy in eTTorT, aim, and principle? ln The degree in which you have supplemenTed your naTural abiliTy and advanTages oT circumsTance-social and economic-by a daily conscious eTTorT To do and Tollow The besT you know and believe, in such degree is your worTh-while success measuraloly assured, and The hope and TaiTh oT your Triends likely To be iusTiTied. This is a place where your own selT musT siT as judge. lT The school and iTs opporTuniTies have helped you in These Things, iT has suc- ceeded: oTherwise, Tor you aT leasT, iT has failed. And so we say Tarewell, wiTh Taces seT hopeTully Toward The Things oT a beTTer day. 155

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-'l'i'i JU N E, I932 aes+he'ric aspeci which, in Ihe course of years, Ihrough The course of ceniuries Io come, is bound 'ro build an everlasiing monumeni 'ro man's abiIiIy-a monurneni' dedicaied Io Jrhe beiier qualiiies wiih which he has been endowed. MODERN OLYMPIC ALL-TIME RECORDS Evenf Record I00-meier run IO.6 sec. I00-melrer run I0.6 sec. I00-meier run I0.6 sec. I00-nneier run I0.6 sec. I00-mefer run I0.6 sec. 200-meier run 2 I .6 sec. 200-meier run 2 I .6 sec. 200-meier run 2 I .6 sec. 400-melrer run 47.6 sec. 800-meier run I min. 5I sec. I500-meier run 3 min. 53 sec. 5000-me+er run I4 min. 3I sec. I0,000-me'rer run 30 min. I8 sec. I0,000-me+er waIIc 40 min. 28 sec. I I0-me+er hurdles I4 sec. 400-meier hurdles 53 sec. 400-mefer hurdles 53 sec. Running high jump 6 'Hi 6 in. Running broad jump 25 I+. 4 in. I-Iop, siep and jump 50 H. I I in. Pole vauI'r I3 II 9 in. Discus 'rhrow I55 I+ 3 in. Javelin 'rhrow 2 I 8 Fr. 6 in. I6-pound shoi 52 I+. I in. I6-pound hammer I79 II. 8 in. 56-pound weighi 36 I+. II in. Peniaihlon I4 poin+s DecaIhIon 8053.290 poinfs Av. Name and Nafion Year D. F. Lippincoif, U. S. I9I2 I-I. M. Abrams, Greai Briiain I924 Percy Williams, Canada I928 R. F. McAIIis+er, U. S. I928 J. E. London, Greai Briiain I928 A. Hahn, U. S. I904 J. V. Scholz, U. S. l924 I-Ielnui' Kornig, Germany I928 E. I-I. LiddeII, Greai Briiain I924 D. G. A. Lowe, Greai Briiain I928 I-I. F. Larva, Finiand I928 Paavo Nurmi, Finland I924 Paavo Nurmi, Finland I928 G. I-I. Goulding, Canada I9I2 Weighiman-Smiih, Soufh Africa I928 Lord BurghIey, Greai' Briiain I928 F. M. Taylor, U. S. I928 H. M. Osborn, U. S. I924 E. B. I-Iamm, U. S. I928 A. W. Winier, AusIraIia I924 Sabin W. Carr, U. S. I928 Dr. C. L. I-Iouser, U. S. I928 E. I-I. Lundquislr, Sweden l928 John Kuck, U. S. I928 M.J. McGraIh, U.S. I9I2 P. J. McDonald, U. S. I92O E. R. Lehionen, Finland I920 Paavo YrioIa, Fir1Iand I928

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