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

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JUNE, I932 ROUTING IVE 'em The ax, Lowell! So Tirmly did our yell leader. STanTord l-lorn, and his assisTanTs. Jack WoosTer and Wil- liam OsTerman, impress This ThoughT on The minds oT Lowell rooTers, ThaT excellenT co- operaTion and enThusiasm were evidenT all season. The girl yell leaders, DoroThy Deering and Cecilia Kass, also did Their share in mainTaining The high sTandard oT rooTing which Lowell has al- ways enioyed, parTicularly aT The many girls-' rallies which were held This Term in The audiTorium. As a uniT, These leaders have made possible an unusually peppy series oT rallies, due To Their care- Tully planned work and Tireless energy. An inno- vaTion aT rallies which aided Their success greaTly was our new amplifying sysTem, which made iT possible Tor all direcTions To be heard accuraTely, and Thus insured beTTer aTTenTion. Since The spring Term is a long one and de- mands supporT Tor so many diTFerenT Types oT acTiviTies, The Taslc assigned The yell leaders is always a parTicularly hard one. This Term The sTudenT body supporTed The Tull spring aThleTic program oT baskeTball, baseball, Track, crew, swimming, Tennis, and golT. The greaTesT grand- sTand supporT was shown during The series oT hard- ToughT baskeTball games ThaT severely TesTed The meTTle oT The yell leaders. Lowell's excellenT rooT- ing secTion, parTicularly aT The championship nighT games, was a TribuTe To The labors OT l-lorn and his assisTanTs. l'7l

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RED za WHITE STUDENTSCOUNCILS HE spring Term oT I932 began wiTh plenTy oT spiriT, when elecTions were held in all The regisTry rooms Tor The represenTaTives To Boys' Council and To Girls' Council. The membership oT These councils is re- sTricTed To one boy and one girl Trom each regisTry room. The Boys' Council elecTed RoberT NorTon as iTs presi- denT, while Mr. C. F. Walsh ol'-Tered his whole-hearTed co- operaTion as TaculTy adviser. This body conducTed The sale oT TiclceTs Tor all aThleTic conTesTs and aided in The sale and disTribuTion oT sTudenT-body cards. lT was Through The aid A oT The Boys' Council ThaT such a high percenTage OT sTu- denT-body cards were sold. The imporTanT duTy oT The TirsT ROBERT NORTON meeTing was The Task oT choosing The assisTanT school yell leaders. Jack WoosTer and William OsTerman were se- lecTed. During The TourTeen Terms ThaT This body has been in exisTence regular meeTings have been held and many irnporTanT measures discussed and enacTed. The Girls' Council sTarTed iTs elevenTh Term oT exisT- ence by choosing as iTs worThy presidenT Dolores Downey, who represenTed The council on The Board oT DirecTors. lvliss E. LacosTe again aided The girls in many ways as DoLoREs DOWNEY , TaculTy adviser. Regular meeTings were held and discussions Took place on The beTTermenT oT school TuncTions. The girls aided in promoTing school spiriT, which is oT such viTal im- porTance To Lowell. They helped in every way possible To mainTain The high sTandard which Lowell has aTTained. In succeeding, They did very Tine worlc and added The weighT oT one more Term's sincere eTTorTs To The already splendid repuTaTion oT The Girls' Council. More and more are boTh oT These councils becoming an inTegral parT oT The liTe oT The school, vesTed as They are wiTh The responsibiliTy oT sTudenT selT-governmenT and Tused as They are wiTh The spiriT ThaT is Lowell. llbl

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BOOK II C LAS S E S FRANCES JUDSON. Edi+or q A ITI-IOUT reference lo lhe rules and melh- ods used in alhlelic evenls Through gen- eralions, 'rhe modern alhlele would fare badly. l Thar is why The coach or inslruclor is such a viral clor in any arhlelic organizarion. l-lemusl' in- mucl each member of his alhlelic group in lhose m nfs which are necessary al his slage of Train- r rfher development l-le musr loespizs- ' ' as ew indomirable courage and spirir 'llelr In nSIOl lrl2lOse under hum lo wlnl A 5 x r S l M' B f Wil ll lflwlll Uyiilllw lllllll J fx ll W