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

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BOYS) HIG h2S:6.4,0:0 ty Sutter Street, between Gough and Octavia Streets. An old-fashioned building; methods of education keyed to that day, but now outmoded; nineteenth cen- tury graciousness: in that light we see the Lowell of yesteryear. It is that spirit that you will see creeping between the lines of this book; it is that spirit you will see reflected on the pages of this journal. Our present school, although not new in structure, embodies the typically modern student; curriculums fitted to the needs of the day; new manners of education; nineteen forty-two sincerity: that is our school today. Dominating the leaves of our book 1s this spirit. It is Lowell, past and present—the theme of this Red and White. ee . uy ;

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