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

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ADMINISTRATIGN An entirely original and a high type of beauty was created by the Mayans. These were the most highly civilized Indians of whom we have any record. Their art showed an advanced development based on a great tradition in which standards were evolved and perfected by countless generations of crafts' men. The Mayans excelled in group composition, and, as may be noted, in the decorative use of line.

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APPRECIATICN It would have been impossible to have produced this edition of the Red and White if it had not been for the deeply appreciated help of Mr, Kenneth Elder and Mr. Raymond Peterson of the Walter Mann Co., photofengraversg Mr. Robert Abarta and Mr. Wayne Dye of the Borden Printing Co.g Mr. and Mrs. John Doherty of the Fisher Studios for their painstaking camera workg Mr. Barker and the members of the Lowell Camera Club, especially Alan Alch and lack McKillen, William Harrison and his camera have contributed school life snapf shots of faculty and students. Cur thanks are also due to Mr. McCord and Mr. Peterson, who have improved our group picture taking by spending many hours of work on our new court backdropg to Mr. Curts and Mr. Tucker for the good watch they have kept of our moneysg to Miss Harrison for her valued assistance in the ofhceg to the Editor of The Lowell for the loan of certain cutsg to Mrs. Handlon, President of the Lowell P. T. A., Mr. Stephens, our principal, and Mr. Monroe and Miss Lacoste, our vicefprincipals, for their wholehearted cofoperation. Also to all those regular staff members who have aided in the production of this book, I oiler sincere thanks. WILLIAM KRETZMER, Editor.

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