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

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JANUARY ' 40 JEAN DEWEY Jean came to Lowell as a L3 from Galileo. She did well in her studies, becom- ing an honor student. Will go to Marin J.C. BARBARA DON A Shield and L member, Barbara was Vice Prexy of our student body as a H4 after having been H3 Vice Preiy. She was prominent in debating. ELAINE EMMONS RIaine was a C.S.F, mem- ber and a sports lover, gong out for tennis, riding, swimming and ice skating. She will attend U.C. JACK FELDMAN Jack devoted much of his time to swimming while at Lowell, and roll at U.C. plans to en- ARTHUR FOFF Art captained the tennis team and earned his Block. He was active in debating, and plans to study law at U.C. FLORINE FRANK Florine served as High Freshman room representa- tive and was very active in her riding and swimming groups. ELMER GEPPERT Elmer was a fine musician and played in the school band and concert orches- tra. He will study art at S.F. State, JEAN GILLIO Jean was a great sport en- thusiast. She participated in both swimming and horseback riding. VIRGINIA GOLOSWORTHY A Shield member, Ginnie served in the cafeteria and Mrs. Miller ' s office. She went out for hockey and earned her Block L. RICHARD DIEBENKORN Dick went out for two sports, track and football. He also served in the li- brary and plans to attend Stanford. JACK DUNS Jack came to Lowell from Canada and majored in mathematics. He is very much interested !n pictures and will study newsreel photography. WARD ERICSSON Ward swam for the water polo team and played var- sity basketball for three years, earning his Block L. After graduation he wishes to become an electrician. JACK FERRIS Jack was a member of the track team for four years, and as a Block L member he was assistant Clerk of Awards and served on the traffic squdd. LESTER FONG Lester went out for track, and was an enthusiastic member of the Debating Society. Will take a P. G. at Lowell. ELFRIOA FULLALOVE Elfrida served as H4 room representative and went out for many sports includ- ing badminton, riding and swimming. U.C. Is her goal. JACK GILKEY Jack swam on two of Lowell ' s champion swim- ming teams and played water polo. A Block L man. he served in the cafeteria. WILLIAM GILMAN Bill tried Poly for si weeks and that was enough to send him back to Lowell. He will go to San Mateo J.C. GEORGE GOOD George was track captain and also went out for crew. Preiy of the Boys Riding club, he was on the Block L and traffic squad. JOSEPH DODGE Joe went out for basket- ball and lent his talents to the school band and dance orchestra. Eipects to go to college. EINA EICHNER Eina was a true sports en- thusiast who interested her- self In badminton, tennis and riding. GLORIA ESSMANN Gloria participated In ten- nis and hockey and was volley ball manager. She was elected Block L secre- tary and worked on the ■■Lowell. JUNE FINEGOLD June came to Lowell from Washington and devoted much of her time to Ice skating. She also drew for the art staff, as she wishes to become an art teacher. VELMA FOWLER A Shield and Block L mem- ber. Velma worked in the cafeteria and became hockey manager. She also was on the C.S.F. ALBERT GARCIA A Scroll member and star of Lowell ' s football and baseball teams, Al was class secretary in L4 and secretary of the L.H.S.S.A. in H4. FRANK GILLIO Frank was a leader in de- bating and brought Lowell many victories. Chief pro- jectionist, and member of the Literary Club, he will go to State. MARIANNE GOLDMAN Marianne was Prexy of the Girls ' Council and Vice Preiy of the Shield and L. On L4 and H4 dance com- mittees and C.S.F. mem- ber. Plans to enter Stan- ford. ELWYNE GRATTAROLA Elwyne Interested herself in swimming and earned her Block L. She will enroll first at J.C. and then go to U.C.

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ippH 4ii HAIL GRADUATES! Column One Bush Chriitlan Conradi CLARE BUSH Clare tranjferred from Washington as a L3. She served on the art staff, and will go to business college. CAROL CHRISTIAN On Shield, Carol wasC.S.F. Preiy, Girls ' Yell Leader. Cleric of Awards, and golf manager. Played with the band and orchestra. Chooses Stanford. GEORGE CONRADI George rowed for the crew for two years and earned his Block L. He assisted in Miss Harrison ' s office and played in the band. Will go to U. C. Column Two Button Clifford Conran HERBERT BUTTON Herb transferred to Lowell from Petaluma High, and majored in Spanish and his- tory. Plans to study Diesel engineering. DOUGLAS CLIFFORD A Scroll and Block L mem- ber, Doug served as Cafe- teria manager when H2. He was elected L3 secre- tary and H3 Preiy. VERNA CONRAN Verna served as a rest room attendant. Her Block was earned playing Badminton. Plans to attend S. F. State. Column Three Campbell, B. Cohen, B. Cowles BARBARA CAMPBELL Barbara came from Wash- ington as a junior, and en- joyed swimming and music. A C.S.F. member, she will attend U.C. BETTYE COHEN Bettye went out for ice skating and riding and be- came assistant riding man- ager. Preferring women ' s colleges, she chooses Mills. BARBARA COWLES Barbara was an active member of Lowell ' s Psy- chology club. After gradu- ation she plans to major in journalism at S.F. J.C. Column Four Campbell. J. Cohc Davis, JAMES CAMPBELL A Scroll L member. Jim- mie became cafeteria man- ager in L4. A L3 room representative, he earned a basketball managerial block. JEAN ELMA COHEN A member of the Block L. Jean was riding manager as a H4. She served on the Lowell staff, and plans to enter Stanford. CHARLOTTE DAVIS Charlotte went out for badminton and was active in the Town Hall club and Debating Society. She wishes to study beauty cul- ture. Column Five Campbell. W. Coleman Davis. L. WILLIAM CAMPBELL Bill signed up for both track and football and yet had time to devote to his studies, becoming a C.S.F, member. Will enter S.F. State. HARRY COLEMAN Harry enjoyed tennis as his favorite sport. He ma- jored in history and science and did well in his studies. LEONA DAVIS Leona sang with the Ad- vanced Glee and enjoyed tennis and golf as her sports. Stanford is her goal. Column Sii JAMES CHANDLER Chandler Jim was on the water polo Compton and swimming teams, and Dettner was an outstanding actor. In L4 he was room repre- s«ntative and on the dance committet. Will go to U.C. CHARLES COMPTON Charles entered Lowell last spring, yet he proved his abilities by being elected Presy of the Psychology and Motion Picture clubs. GORDON DETTNER Gordon was a C.S.F. mem- ber, and earned his Block L by proving himself a star runner in track. Plans to enter U.C. Column Seven Chow Connick Devote RAYMOND CHOW Raymond was H4 room rep- resentative and a C.S.F. member. He is interested !n Chemistry and will con- tinue hit studies at collage. HOWARD CONNICK Howard was an all-around sportsman, playing varsity baseball, football and track. Of course, a Block L man. JUSTIN DEVOTO Justin played baseball for Lowell and was a member of the Block L. He served at L3 room representative. T«n

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HAIL GRADUATES! Column One Gr««r Hamilton Honan DENVER GREER Denver enjoyed swimming as his sport, and drew for the art staff. He intends to go to business college. NOBLE HAMILTON President of his H4 class. Noble was also a tennis ace and earned his Block in that sport. He will at- tend U.C. MARIAN HONAN Marian participated in swimming and tennis, her favorite sports. After grad- uation she plans to attend S.F. State. Column Two ROBERT GRIFFIN Griffin Bob was an R.O.T.C. tieu- Hauck tenant. He also served as Hunter, A. room representative of his class several times. WALTER HAUCK Walt went out for football and was an active club participant, being elected treasurer of the Hi-Y club. He hopes to become a pharmacist. ALYSE HUNTER Alyse loved sports and went out for tennis, bad- minton and ice skating. She Clayed with the Advanced and, and someday hopes to be a teacher. Column Three Groner Havey Hunter. Wm. SEYMOUR GRONER Seymour was an able mo- tion picture operator, and was secretary of the Psy- chology club. Hopes to be- come a pharmacist. SYLVESTER HAVEY Sylvester was an outstand- ing sportsman, being a star baseball player, member of the golf team and a football player. WILLIAM HUNTER Bill earned his Block in swimming and soccer. He served on the L4 and H4 dance committees and was H3 and H4 room represen- tative. He chooses Wash- ington State. Column Four Gullmes Hendricks Ishii VICTOR GULLMES Vic enjoyed music and earned a Block for his sing- ing vrith the Advanced Glee. He will enter San Mateo J.C. FRANK HENDRICKS Frank enjoyed playing with the intermediate orchestra. At S.F, State he will major in Spanish. KUNIO ISHII Kunio played on the llO-lb. basketball team, on which he earned his Block L. Hopes to enter college. Column Five Gyselbrecht Hill Jellins JUNE GYSELBRECHT June went in for sports, participating in badmin- ton, tennis and ice skating. She plans to attend Stan- ford. BARBARA LEE HILL Barbara was L3 Vice Preiy and L2 room representa- tive. She assisted in Miss Harrison ' s office and went out for ice skating, golf and badminton. EDWARD JELLINS Ed played basketball and was an ace on the track team. He was Lowell ' s fore- most cartoonist and It Is his ambition to make this his life-work. Column Sh ROBERT HALE Hale Bob played I20 ' s basketball Hinman and golf. On Block L traf- Jennings fie duty, he worked in Mr. Monroes office. On L3 and L4 dance committees. WIN go to Purdue. ROBERT HINMAN Bob was a member of the crew. He went out for foot- ball and also managed that sport. He wishes to become a cattleman when out of school. BETTE JENNINGS Bette was a H2 room rep- resentative and helped in Mrs. Miller ' s office and served as a rest room at- tendant. She hopes to at- tend Stanford. Column Seven Hall Hoffman Jensen HOWARD HALL In Scroll and Block L, Howie was on the soccer and swimming teams. He worked in the cafeteria. was H3 secretary, and on the L4 dance committee. JEANETTE HOFFMAN Jeanette came to Lowell as a L4 from Germany. She has eicelled in all of her studies, and after gradua- tion will enter S.F. to study music. ROBERT JENSEN Bob was an enthusiastic member of the school band and helped pep up our spirits. After graduation he plans to study with the Cal Aggies. Twelve