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

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VOTERS First Row CARL RAAKA .... Carl, a Scroll and Block man, journal worker, basketball star, was room rep., L3 sec., H3 prexy, school treasurer, then president. DONALD RAHLMANN .... Don led an army life at Lowell. He was a captain in the R. O. T. C. and a member of the rifle team. A natural'' for West Point. RAYMOND RATTO majoring in math and playing tennis kept Ray plenty busy. He will take up linotyping at a trade school. MYLON REMBOLD ... Mylon belonged to the Spanish Club and also interested himself in dramatics, He will attend the S. F. College of Commerce. CLIFFORD ROBERTS .. . Cliff was the catcher for our baseball team and a member of the double quartet. He will prepare for civil service at S. F. J. C. DAVID ROBINS ... debating Dave was prexy of both the debat- ing society and the city debating league. A member of the C. S. F., he was chosen class valedictorian. RICHARD ROCHE... Dick was a transfer from St. Ignatius. He took soccer as his sport and will later attend Loyola Uni- versity. Second Row RALPH ROLESON ... Ralph interested himself in dramatics, and in track and basketball. He will enroll under the Blue and Gold banner. BETTE ROSENBLATT . . . studious Bette was another C. S. F. member. She will continue her studies at the University of California. : EDWIN ROWE .. . football was Ed's sport. He was vice-prexy of Block L, a ''Big Brother,'' traffic squad member, H4 room rep., and an office worker. MARGARET SALZ .. . Margaret was a ''smarty,'' being a C. S. F. member very often. Tennis kept her afternoons busy. Will go to Pomona. TOMORROW EVELYN SAPIR ... Evelyn played in the orchestra and worked in the library. She made the Block L for hockey and swimming. Will be a Blue and Gold rooter. DAVID SCHARFF . . . David was activity-minded, being a L2 room rep. and on the H3 dance committee. He also played basketball. Third Row MICHAEL SCHNAPP . . . Mike was a transfer from Poly. After graduation he will enroll at our San Francisco Junior College. HELEN SCHULTZ... dancing kept Helen plenty busy, but she had time to be an attendance office worker and a Shield girl. She wants to teach dancing. ARTHUR SCHUMACHER . . . prexy of the senior class, Art was head yell leader, a member of the Block for track and also a Scroll boy. Will go to California. HILDEGARD SEIDEL . . . Redheaded Hildegard's ambition is to be a teacher of math and languages. While at Lowell she was continually on the C., S. F. THELMA SELIX . . . Thelma, a talented cartoonist, was on the Red and White'' art staff and also was out for golf. She plans on attending U.C. L.A. Fourth Row JEANETTE SEVERDIA .. . Jennie interested herself in the Spanish and Music clubs. She was athletic enough to take three sports. Plans to do clerical work. NAOMI SHAIN .. . prexy of the C. S. F., Naomi will go to Cal. and study journalism. She worked on the ‘'Lowell'' and in the library. Took three sports. SAMUEL SHER... Sam was clever enough to major in three sub- jects. He is interested in science and will go to the Cal. Institute of Technology. EDWARD SHERMAN . prexy of the German Club, Ed also went out for crew and golf which gave him his Block L. Will attend Harvard Business School. : 2| Ce A ri ee arene rau renters ae a a a RO

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GRADUATES TODAY... First Row NEITA McKENZIE... Neita, a history major, plans to go to San Francisco State College and later become a dietitian, MARTIN MEHDY ... Martin's time was spent majoring in history and playing basketball. He will go to S. F. J. C. and pre- pare for civil service. MARTHA MELVIN ... Martha worked in Mrs. Miller's office and played basketball and hockey. After graduation she will go to college. ANGELO MISTHOS ... playing football got Angelo a member- ship in the Block L. He was prexy of tie Boys' Cauncil. He would like to be a cartoonist. DONALD MODLIN .. . Donald was on the swimming team for three years. At California he will study business adminis- tration. PATRICIA MOFFITT ... an artistic Shield and L girl, Pat majored in art and was on the 'Red and White'' art staff. She hopes to be a commercial artist. JACQUELINE MORRIS . . . horseback riding and tennis gave Jackie her Block L. She was an office worker and also a C. S. F. member. Second Row RUTH MORSE ... a three and one-half year graduate, Ruth was a Chemistry Club and a C, S. F. member. She will study bacteriology at Cal. LUCY MOURADIAN ... a Shield and L girl, Lucy was literary and then co-senior editor of the ''Red and White,'' a room rep., and also made the Block for badminton. ROBERT MURPHY .. . Bob was a lieutenant in the R. O. T. C. and also served as a room representative. Will study navi- gation at S. F. J. C. IRVING MYERSON . .. little but mighty, Irving took three majors in Lowell. He plans to take accountancy at the University of California. 20 EIKO NAKAMIZO . . . Eiko was active in golf and ice-skating. She was constantly on the honor roll, and will go to Cal. to prepare to teach. JUNE NAKAYAMA .... a history and English major, June was an ace debater and a hard worker on the Lowell staff. She was Class Historian and state oratorical winner. Third Row JACK NEALIS ... a happy-go-lucky C.S.F. member, Jack was basketball manager and a Block L boy. Stanford will claim him. SHIRLEY NEWMAN . . . Shirley took history as a major, and riding as her sport. Stanford will be her Alma Mater. EDMUND NORMOYLE ... entering Lewell as a L3, Ed was editor of the ''Lowell,'’ member of the Scroll and traffic squad, also an office worker. WILLIAM O'BRIEN .. . playing football got Bill his Block. He was a Big Brother'’ and a member of the traffic squad. He plans to attend Santa Clara. RICHARD PALTENGHI .. . Dick served in the R. O. T. C. and was very interested in dramatics. He plans to interest. him- self in radio work. Fourth Row MARION PARMELEE ... . Marion took ice-skating as her sport and worked in Miss Harrison's office. She will attend the Uni- versity of Hawaii. JEAN PEASLEE ...a L4 room rep., library and office worker, Jean enjoyed ice-skating and badminton. She will enter S. F. State College. FRANK QUINN .... Frank liked dramatics and appeared in five term plays. He belonged to the debating society and Lowell staff. U. S. F. will be his college. LESTER QUIRK . .. majoriag in history and French, Lester also was a swimming and track enthusiast. He will continue to study at Cal. 4

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First Row FRANK SHERMAN .... Frank served as an L3 and H3 roo nee sentative and majored in math. Will go to S. F. GENE SIMON ... Gene, who took as her major history, will go to | Marin J. om ‘after graduation. JEANETTE SOKOLOFF . . . Jeanette took part in several sports and belonged to the Chem. Club. Her ambition is to teach English. Second Row GLORIA SONNENFELD .. . serving as room rep. four times, Gloria was a C.S.F. member. She is going to Cal. to study dramatics. RALPH SPIEGL ... a Scroll boy, Ralph, the Journal's sports edi- tor, was on the L4 and H4 dance committees, a swimmer and a tennis player. ROBERT STAHMER ... a laboratory assistant, Bob also went out for tennis and served as a room rep. Will study aeronautics. Third Row LORETTA STEVENS .. . secretary of the Block L, Loretta helped Miss Harrison and enjoyed horseback riding and tennis. BETTY JANE STRINGFIELD .. . majoring in history and languages, Betty worked on the 'Lowell'' and played tennis. Is college bound. JOAN STUART ... Joan was on Shield, C.S.F., and the art staff. She found time for dramatics, ice-skating, and swimming. Fourth Row EILEEN SUTTEN .. . taking charge of lockers was Eileen's big job. She found time to play badminton. Will go to college. MASATERIE TATSUNO ... sports-minded, Masaterie participated in basketball and track. Will attend business school. WILLIAM TAYLOR .. . Bill had the distinction of making C.S.F. three times. At Stanford he will study business administra- tion. Fifth Row JOHN THOMPSON ... making a Block L through his good work in football and track, John was a member of the traffic squad also. EMMELINE TONG ... Emmeline, a math major, was often on the honor roll. She plans to enroll at San Francisco Junior College. JEAN TRIMBLE... Jean took badminton and riding for sport and science and latin for study. She will attend San Mateo GRADUATES TODAY... Boys Aaronson, Clarke Chandler, William Haas, John Keisling, Leslie Neuman, Peter Schumacher, Arthur Aoki, Michio Cohen, Arthur Haber, Jr., William Keller, Norman Normoyle, Edmund Schwartz, Arthur Auyong, Benjamin Cohen, Irwin Hait, Charles Kepon, Jr., Peter ; ne Sher, Samuel Coleman, Ted Halstead, Forrest O'Brien, William Sherman, Edward Ball, Charles Conn, Jr., Edwin Hanamura, Bob Larson, Bert fal os Sherman, Jr., Frank Barreto. Daniel Paltenghi, Richard = ' Crowell, Burton Hardesty, Kenneth Lastreto, Rene Spiegl, Ralph Battat, Jake Hartford, Bertram . Stahmer, Robert Quinn, Frank Beanston, Donald Davis, Robert Haun, Raymond MacFarlane, Herbert Oulric: dohn Strand, Robert Benezra, Albert De Martini, John Heyman, Alvin Manning, William ’ Bernhardt, Ralph Ducasse, Maurice Hideshima, Hikaru Marcucci, Dean Raaka, Carl Tate, Thomas Bik, Jack Dudley, Dixon Hitchcock, Willis Marsh, H. Wayne RakImann, Donald Tatsuno, Masateru Bird, Gordon 7 Hoffman, G. Skiles Mattei, Peter Ratto, Raymond Taylor, William Bruch, Paul Flexsenhar, William Horn, Bertram Mauer, Jr., Thomas Rembold, Mylon Thompson, John Buchan, Ralph Fried, Lawrence Hughes, Philip McKenna, Ralph Rinder, Robert Twohy, Robert Burmeister, Robert Mehdy, Martin Roberts, Clifford Bush, Dean Galvin, George Johnston, Douglas Misthos, Angelo Robins, David Vladimiroff, Alex Bush, William George, Richard Jones, Stratton Modlin, Donald Roche, Richard Gianopulos, John Jones, J. Gilbert Murphy, Robert Roleson, Ralph Warnke, Frederick Calhan, Edward Goldfinger, Clarence Murray, Alden Rvaseanin Weiss, Samuel Campbell, William Grady, Creighton Kahn, Frank Myerson, Irving ; Wiard. Ellis Canfield, George Grannis, Donald Karonsky, George Scharff, David Cardinal, Robert Graves, William Katase, Yuzo Nealis, John Schnapp, Michael Yip, Henry