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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1945 volume:

THE RED and WHITE CIRCUS TROUPE Ringrnasters JEANNE PLUMB NANCY LOWE NANCY RlIT'l'liNCU'l l'liR Scenery Supervisor BARBARA PREs'roN Guardians of Purse Strings NANCY HUTCHINS NYANCQY LUWE Staging Crew GLORIA DE MARTINI ANALEIE FREEMAN MARTA NABEI. BARBARA LIYVISUN Shutter Sna p pers BOB MCVEY RONALD CRAWL-'ORB VALERIE WALKIER Big Show Manager MURIEL HARRISKJN Apprentices BEVERLY FIELB GEORLili SALINBER CHESTER TORRES X V01 1: 72 X if . LOWELI. HIGH SCHOOL STUDIEN TBODY ASSOCIATION ff SAN FRANCISCO CA LII: MR L. H. STIIPJIETQS PHI lIIPllL'S ME SSABE s year has turned a dream into a reality. Plans for a new Lowell High School' have been completed and a site of thirteen acres is now on the blueprints. Though the school buildings will be new, the old Lowell traditions of fine scholarship, good sportsmanship, and splen- did leadership will continue. May Lowell ever be San Fran- cisco's academic high school! The year 1944-45 is indeed a memorable one. It will live long in the history of Lowell High School. V MR, ROBERT BARRY DEIJIII TIIQI 1 1 n zlecllealing a journal, we of zlze Rea' ana' Wlzlle Sfaj try zo elzoose Zlze person most qualzfiefl for flze lzonor. Tlzls year we lzazfe elzosen a man wlzofn we believe to be the only possible elzoiee. A man who is known throughout llze selzool as a friendly, gooa'-lzunzorea' man. But abozfe all, a man who is the baclqbone, spirit, ana' lzara' worlq behind llze yearbook slag. Without lzifn, we would have failed. Wltlzout lzlm, llzere would lzazfe been no journal. And so, this is zflze man we dC'llIl.C'dlC' our book to. Tlzanlq you, ana' we will always remember you, Robert Barry. MISS MR. H. M. MONROE Girly' Boys' V ice- in mai pu! Vive' principal LTY' lNlR. L. H. STEPHEISIS Pfiflripal MISS E. L. LACOSTE Vice-Principal MR. H. M. MONROE Vice-Principal Adams, Miss R., Girls' Physical Education Alexander, Miss H. J., Music, English Alger, Mr. I. G., History Anderson, Miss J., English, Librarian Angus, Miss M. S., French Bach, Mrs. A. L., English, Spanish Balensiefer, Miss F., English, Counseling Barker, Mr. I. C., Mathematics Barnes, Mr. L. B., Physics, Science Head Barrett, Miss K. C., Latin, English Barry, Mr. R. E. Physics, Chemistry Bass, Mrs. C., Art Bass, Mr. G. W., Economics, History Beardsley, Miss L. J., English Boehm, Miss L., Girls' Physical Education Close, Mrs. M. S., Biology, Counseling Croker, Mrs. F. M., History, Counseling Curts, Mr. J. G., Mathematics, Treasurer Dealtry, Miss F., Chemistry Dobson, Mr. R. J., Biology Dole, Mrs. G. K., Girls' Physical Education Dunn, Mr. R., Chemistry, Counseling Fast, Mr. N. C. Science, English Feiling, Mr. W., Biol0gY, Boys' P.E. Flynn, Miss D., Girls' Physical Education Gallagher, Mr. E. D., Typing Gerlough, Mr. L. S., History Grimes, Sgt. E. K., R.O.T.C. Harris, Mr. E. H., Boys' Physical Education Henrich, Mr. L. J., Science' Herrmann, Miss F. L., Art' Johnston, Capt. F. E., Chemistry, Physics jordan, Mrs. M. W., Eng., Head Counselor Kallherg, Mrs. E. B., English, Counseling Karpenstein, Mr. H., History Head Kast, Mr. G., Science, Counselor Kellogg, Miss E. E., Physiology Krieger, Mr. R., Band and Orchestra Kuhnle, Mrs. V. T., English, Counselor Lee, Miss E. S., Mathematics Lennon, Mrs. A. O., Spanish Le Seur, Miss M. H., English Libby, Mr. B. B., Mathematics Lighty, Mr. S., Boys' P. E., Mathematics I.oForti, Mrs. J. M., Commercial Lorbeer, Mr. G. C., History, Debating Martine, Dr. E. M., German Matchette, Miss O., English McBride, Miss M. K., Mathematics McCord, Mr. O. H., Mech. Draw., Math Mensing, Miss B. M., English Metcalf, Miss G., Spanish Mitchell, Mr. M., Mechanical Drawing Neff, Mr. B. H., Boys' Physical Ed. Head Osborn, Miss E. M., English Osuna, Miss A. M., Spanish Patterson. Captain J. W., journalismf' Peckham, Miss G. C., History Peterson, Mr. M. T., Physics, Mathematics Polland, Mr. S. K., Drama, English Head Reston, Miss G. I., French, German, Spanish Revoy, Miss H. M., French Riedeman, Mrs. C. F., Mathematics Sanders, Mr. J. B., Mathematics Saville, Mrs. T. D., Girls' Physical Ed. Schou, Miss E. M., History Schwartz, Mr. A., Chemistry Scott, Miss E. G., Librarian Smith, Mrs. L. B., English, Girls' P.E. Tucker, Mr. F. B., Latin, Language Head Voyne, Mr. M., Boys' Physical Education Walsh, Mr. C. F., English Welch, Miss H. A., Mathematics Head Whitaker, Miss A., Latin Williams, Mr. S., History, Music, Spanish 'Abrem on leure. 'Ab.fen1 an mililary lvure. MM' L5 vw ,Q Ewa, S V4- .l.... - 1 i5-Iff. - ,,..-Q E' in? fk I I S I X Q' ' ' L E?-.LH X cu? I X rzarvaxzwa + wu-maeamnwr ' mam ATTRAGTIQNS was was - O, Anzmaas . fl X' 1 ff SX Q h j Emma 6 tif ATQRXQEWV QQ SIDE SHOW' I, ,,,A PREVUES Z V 11 .M wg- Afmmw 'XJI is r , 5 Q fi I C K :-N 2 Q , W 1? f 'r A 6 3 .M ' Q ' J Z 1 v 1 pn-W MANAGEMENT B Q, 'fi Q, 1 it 3, Egg? i - Ig Q V s 'QW In ,awk fig 55.302 ,-w'P,M,,,,w-f E wmv X v4.,,,N f-1,3 v , v ,Y , R. 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A A v ,, h, I V.: , Alf, 3 e Y' I MAIN EVENTS In ' X11 MQW I l ,I R 3 W f N 'W-...W Z A 4 FREEMAN ALLEN: Went out for track: was a lab assistant, and majored in science and math. RICHARD AMANDES: Mr, Monroe's office, CSF, and baseball team won Dick his Scroll cap. GERALD ASCHER: Played in the band, was stamp sales- man, and appeared on the honor roll. WILLIAM ASHER: Bill found time for football, even with his mathematics major. ROBERT ASTRUE: Bob was class cssayist, majored in languages, and graduated in three and one-half years. WALTER BERAN: Majored in math, was room rep- resentative and made the honor roll. JOHN BIER: Won a service award for selling car ticket's, and was a life member of the CSF. JERE BLANCHARD: Jere donated a piano to the school and entertained us at rallies. JANET BOCCI: Was popular at rallies for her singing: also member of the Triple Trio. DOROTHY BOXER: Dorothy majored in Spanish and worked in the library. CORINNE BUCCHIANERI: Life member of CSF, stamp saleswoman, and worked on library stall. HELEN BUCKLEY: Helen was a busy B : library, tennis, Girls' Adv. Glce: honor roll, too. CHARLES BUTLER: Went out for crew, served on two dance committees, and as a room representative. CONSTANCE CAMPANA: Connee was a Big Sister, on the dance committee, and took riding. HELEN CHAUSES: Member of Shield 8: L, Lowell stall: worked in Mr, Monroe s ofhce, Lost dz Found. RUBY CHIN: Ruby made many friends while at Lowell. She came from George Washington High. ALBERT COLLETT: Al made history and mathematics his majors, and was in the R.O.T.C. CONSTANCE COOK: Connie was our vice-president, girls' yell leader, and Shield member. FRANCES COOK: Majoreid in history and music, took ice-skating and graduated in three and one-half years. GLORIA CRAIG: As half of the singing duo we heard at rallies, Gloria was a big hit. LORRAINE DECKER: Lorraine majored in scienct, mathematics, and English. RICHARD DEERING: Dick was class valedictorian, and was made a life member of the CSF. SHARON DEMICK: Served in attendance olficeg asso. editor of the Lowell and made Shield. JAMES DERRYBERRY: Three and one-half year grad- uate, Jim majored in mathematics and played in the band. PATRICIA DESMOND: Three and one-half year graduate , came to Lowell from Presentation Academy. FLORA DESPOTAKIS: Worked in the attendance omce: her sports were swimming, tennis. RICHARD DUMONT: Three years in the R.O.T.C. band, rifle team, and science-mathematics major. MARYELLEN DUPLISEA: Her major was English and art, she worked in the library and took riding. BIG SHUW JOAN EMERSON: Served in attendance and Mr. Mon- roe's ofiiceg honor student. JOHN EPSTEIN: Life member of CSF: president of Boys' Council: member of Block L. JEAN FARRELL: I-I-3 and H44 vice-president: Big Sister, Shield and L member. BEVERLY FELIX: History-English major: made the honor rollg interested in singing. JOHN FITCI-I: Carried a rifle as a member of the rifle team: also appeared on honor roll. SARAH FONG: Sarah's major interests were mathematics, history, and making friends. JUNE FRACTENBERG: Stamp saleswomang participated in ice skating and swimming: honor student. JOSEPH FRANK: One of his interests was the past, for he majored in history. ANALEE FREEMAN: Analee took riding and tennis and was on the honor roll. ERNEST FRIED: Ernest was L-3 and L-4 room represen- tative and a stamp salesman. MARIE GALLIETT: Her sports were riding and ice skat- ingg English and history majors. EDWARD GARZERO: Ed was L-2 and H-2 room repv resentative and majored in mathematics. JOYCE GEARY: Prominent in dramaticsg entertained us often at rallies: three and one-half year graduate. BARBARA GEISSBERGER: Member of Block L, library staff, and Big Sisters: art-English major. VIRGINIA GIBSON: She was secretary of Block L and Shield Bc Lg life member of CSF. MARILYN GILBERT: Worked in the library, Lost Sl Foundg was a member of the riding club. GLORIA GOLD: Gloria was a room representative: ap- peared on the honor roll, and took riding. MARJORIE GOLDBERG: Margie majored in science, took riding, and was on the honor roll. IRVING GOLDSTEIN: Ran P.A. system: played the tuba in the band: majored in science. ROBERT GOMPERTS: For three years, Bob played in the band. He appeared in the '44 Varieties. DORA GREENLY: Dora took swimming and bicycling, majored in science, and made the honor roll. BEVERLY' GRIMWOOD: Bev was a member of the block L and majored in Spanish and English. .JAMES HAMMON: Served two years in the R.O,T.C.g majored in science, also honor student. KENNETH HANSEN: H-5 president, served ou dame committee, and majored in math and science, ANITA HART: Anita worked at thc easel for the art staff and, of course, majored in art. DOROTHY HARTMAN: Worked in the attendance office and majored in history, math, and English, MILDRED HEDBERG: Vice-president of the Shield St L, received a CSF life membership. ELIZABETH HEYN: A life member of the CSF she majored in French, Spanish, and science. I LI. 1944 I-IENRY HILLEHRAND: L,H,S.S.A. treasurer, president or the Scroll. and head yell leader. MARJORIE HOLBERT: Member of the Block L and CSF, She also participated in riding, ROBERT HONG: Finished his course in three and one' hall yearsg belonged to track teamg science major. INIARIAN HOXVE: Marian chose riding as her sport. Her mayor was scrente. NORIXIA VIEAN HOXVELI.: Norma was a member ol the Shield and I., Big Sisters, and Lnuwll stalf. RUSANNIS JAENSCQH: Majored in scienceg expert swim- mer and rider, and three and one-halt' year graduate. ,lACfQUIil.INE jENKINS: jackie worked hard on the L-3 dance committee and took ice skating. ROGER JOHNSON: Roger was H-I president. a Big Brother, and a member of the Scroll. BETTY KAHN: Her major was Ifnglr'-lr. She participated in ridingg honor roll, too. KENNETH KEENEY: Ist Lt. in the R.O.'I'.Ci., with three martyrs: Iznglrsh. math, and science. GRACE KEH: Grace was quite sporty, playing basket- ball. baseball, and swimming. PERN KLINE: She was a three and one-half year grad- uate, honor student, and majored in English and history. TATIANA KLIKOFE: Bowling. basketball. and room rep. kept lrer busy during three and one-hall years here, BENICE KOOLL: Benice was active in debating, a three and one-halt year graduate, and on the CSF. LUIS KONKEL: Lois belonged to the IISF for three years and received a life membership. IRENE KUHNER: Workecl in attendance and Mr. Mon- roe's ollrceg played basketball and baseball. SHELDON KULLY: Wfent out lor crew, baseball, and tootball, besides playing in the band. EDWARD KURTELA: Ed's sport was basketball. He also made the CSF with his four majors. EDITH LAI: Lile member ol CfSFg also tour majors: English, French. math, and sciente. PATRIIIA LARRIEU: Member ol Hel dance committceg active rn artg belonged to riding club, MARY LAXVRENCQEZ Member ol' Shield it L and Block Lg Irle member of CSF. IOSEPHINE LEE: Received her Block L for swimming and baseballg worked in attendance otlice. BEVERLY LEHMAN: Workecl on the I.-3, H-3, L--I dance committees: L-3 vice-president. ARTHUR LEITHOLD: Art majored in math and French. He was lrequently on the honor roll. MARY ELLEN LEONARD: Participated in baseballg member ol Block Lg life member of CSF. LORRAINE LEONG: Lorraine entered Lowell in her junior yearg she has joined the bicycling club. LETITIA LESSER: President ol' the Girls' Council: a Big Srsterg lrle member of CSF. ROBERTA LEVY: Roberta was attive in dramatics and had an English-science major. BIG SHIIW JOYCE LEWIS: joyce s sports were ice skating, bowling, and baseball. Her major was Spanish. DOUGLAS LINDAUER: Won a service block: was a colonel in the R.O.T.C., and a Big Brother. RICHARD LOEWENGUTH: Swimming teamg H-4 room rep,g majored in English, science, and math. OHN LOUTZENI-IEISER' Worked in Mr. Monroe's J . othce and won his Block I. for the track team. HENRY LOW: Although new to Lowell, Henry made many friends. He was an honor student. MERLE MacKINNON: Merle was helpful as a member of the dance committee and Big Sisters. MERILYN MAGNUS: Played in the orchestra: English and French major: member of riding club. BARBARA MARCH: Barbara was a life member of the CSF and a member of the Advanced Orchestra. JOY MARTINELI.: joy was a member ol the Shield, Block L, and Big Sisters, JAMES MCGILLEY: jim's favorite sport was basketball and his major was history. NOEL MCKENNA: Bowling manager. life member of CSF, and member of Shield and Big Sisters. DOROTHY MCKINNON: Worked in attendance otiiceg went out for golfg history-English major. DAVID MILLS: Went out for track, majored in science and languages and was a three and one-half year grad. KARL MINNIGERODE: Worked on I.-4 dance committee, played basketball, and was a room representative. ANTOINETTE MISTHOS: Worked in attendance otlice: served as room represcntativeg honor student, too. SAMELE MONCHARSH: Made the honor roll with her history major and participated in riding. ARTHUR MORRIS: flame to Lowell from Seattleg was on the track team, and interested in art. BARBARA MORRIS: Served on the dance committee and as a room representative. She was an honor student. DORIS MURPHY: Doris was on the debating team and was an honor student. PAUL NEDERMAN: H-3 secretary, played varsity base- ball and basketball, and made the Block L. ALLEN NEXVELL: Received block for crew and football. Member of Sc.oll and H-4 dance committee. JACQUELINE NOWELL: Sports: ice skating, riding, tennis, and swimming. Active in dramatics. GERTRUDE O'BRIEN: She was class historian and re- ceived a service block. A Big Sister. NELL O'DONNEI.I.: Stamp salesmang member of the I-I-'v dance committc-eg took riding and ice skating. LALVIN PATTON: A lt.-colonel in R.O.T.ti. and ma- jored in mathematics and science. GILBERT PAVLOVSKY: 'Life member of the CSF, mem- ber of the Scroll, and H-4 dance committee. ELMER PISTOLE: Elmer went out for trackg majored in science and was I.-3 room representative. JEANNE PLUMB: Editor of the Red nm! Whitey worked in attendance otlice, and a Big Sister. LI. 1944 WALLIE PONTIUS: Wallie made English her major. She made the honor roll. MABEL PRZYBYLA: Mabel earned a service block for three years of hard labor in the cafe. ROBERT RANSOHOFF: Bob was a member ot' the Scroll Bc L, Block L, L-4, H-4 dance committees. DONALD RAY: Don was circulation manager of the Lowell and member of the CSF. NANCY ROBINSON: Nancy was a member of the library staff and the dance committee. THOMAS ROGERS: Came to Lowell in his junior year, was captain of traffic squad, H-5 room representative. LESLIE ROWLAND: Participated in ice skating and rid- ing. Science and English major. JOAN RUBEN: A three and one-half year graduate, par- ticipated in English and history. NANCY RUTTENCUTTER: An editor of the Red fr Whi!e,' active in dramatics and Lowell staff. GEORGE SANDERSON: He played the piano for the chorus class and was an honor student. ELLSMERE SCHENCK: Active in modern dancing, swim- ming, and ice skating, English-science major. PETER SCHOONMAKER: Went out for track, basket- ball and football, also was member of Block L. DAISY SCHWARZ: Was active in baseball, served in library, graduated in three and one-halt' years. ROBERT SELBY: Bob, a three and one-half year graduate, took R.O.T.C. and majored in science. GERALD SILVERSTEIN: Made the Block L for baseball, was on CSF, science-math major. WARREN SIMMONS: Three and one-half year graduate, head yell leader, Big Brother, crew and swimming. RUTH SKIPPER: Ruth's main interest was dramatics, majored in English, an honor student. JANET SMITH: Favorite sport was swimming, Eng- lish major placed her on the honor roll. MYRON SOSNICK: Myron served as a room representa- tive, majored in math, and was an honor student. DAVID SPRUANCE: Attained the rank of major in the R.O.T.C. besides English-math major. ALLAN STEINAU: Received block for swimming and track, majored in math, served as room representative. JUDY STONE: Member of dance committee and Glee Club, sports were tennis and ice skating. LENE STRUCKMEYER: Received service block, presi- dent of Girls' Block L, secretary of G.A.A. CHARLES SUTTER, Served as room representative, three and one-half year graduate, majored in science and math. JOHN TAYLOR: Served on the H-5 dance committee and as room representative. He played basketball. FLORENCE TRIZUTO: Worked in cafe, member of Shield and Big Sisters, a three and one-half year graduate. PHYLLIS VALLEJO: Was interested in riding and ice skating, worked in the attendance oflice. WALTER VAN DEHEY: Went out for track and majored in science during his three and one-half years at Lowell. BIB SHIIW DEWEY VENTURA: Dewey served as a room repre- sentative and made the CSF with his three majors. SPENCER VOYNE: Entered Lowell as H-43 a star in football and an honor student. BENJAMIN WAITE: Junior Statesman: majored in lan- guages and history: on the honor roll. HERBERT WEISS: Herb was drum major in the band and a warrant officer in the R.O.T.C. NANCY WHITE: Nancy was a member of the Shield, Block L, library staff, and Big Sisters. MELVIN WILLBACK: Mel won four blocks and was president of the Block L: L-4 and H-4 secretary. LINDSAY WILSON: Lin was student body president, head yell leader, and a Scroll member. PATRICIA WINTER: A three and one-half year graduate: took riding, and majored in languages and art. ALAN WOLF: A three and one-half year graduate and honor student, Alan won his block for varsity track. HARRY YOUNG: He received his diploma in three and one-half years instead of four: an honor student. MILDRED YOUNG: Chairman of Big Sisters: member of Shield, Block L, and CSF. JOYCE ZACHARIAH: Interested in dramatics and swim- ming: majored in math: a three and one-half year graduate. BOYS Allen, Charles Freeman Amandes, Richard Bruce Ascher, Gerald Morton Asher, William H. Astrue, Robert William Beran, Walter Bier, John Allan Butler, Charles James Collett, Jr., Albert Victor Cott,- Lawrence Vernon Deering, Richard Arthur Derryberry, James Ward Dumont, J. Richard Epstein, ,Lohn Howard Fitch, Jo n Marshall Frank,EJr., Joseph Fried, rnest S. Garzero, Edward Charles Goldstein, Irvin Thomas Gomperts, Robert Elliott HammonkJames E. Hanson, enneth Raymond Hayward, Gerald R. Hillebrand, Henry William Hong, Robert L. Johnson, Roger William Keeney, Kenneth Russell Kully. Sheldon David Kurtela, Edward Michael Leithold, Arthur F. Lindauer, Douglas C. Loewenguth, Richard E. Loutzenheiser, John W. Low,.Henry Chow Martin, William L. McGilley, James Andrew Mills, David Marion Minnigerode, Karl Morris, William Arthur Nederman, Jr., Paul Irving Newell, Allen Patton, Calvin J. Pavlovsky, Gilbert Pistole, Elmer Robert Pollack, William David Quin, Geoffrey Robert Ransoholf, Robert Howard Ray, Donald Richard Rogers, Thomas F. Roth Frederick Rusch, Hans Sanderson, Leonard George Schoonmaker, Peter Kip Selby, Robert Bruce Simmons, Warren Lewis Sosnick, Myron Jules Spruance, Frederick David Steinau, Jr., E. Allan Sutter, Charles William Taylor, John Boyd Teplin, Daniel L. Van Dehey, Walter Ventura, Dewey Voyne, Spencer Sydney Waite, Beniamin H. Weiss, Herbert George Willbach, Melvin Wilson, Lindsay Knox Wolf, Alan Jerome Young, Harry GIRLS Blanchard,Jere Edonna Bocci, Janet E. Boxer, Dorothy Anthony Bucchianeri, Corinne B. Buckley, Helen Betty Campana, Constance Carol Chauses, Helen J. Chin, Ruby May Christensen, Dolores M. Cook. Constance Cook. Frances Charlotte JOAN ZEALAND: Joan participated in baseball and basketball and majored in science. HUSTEH Cooper, Paula Lou Cox, Rita Louise Craig, Gloria Jean Decker, Lorraine Demick, Sharon Patricia Desmond, Helene Patricia Desootakis, Flora Dunlisea, Maryellen Emerson, Joan Marie Farrell, Jean Murray Felix Beverly Jean Fong. Sarah Suey Fractenberg, June Lee Freeman, Analee Phyllis Galliett. Marie Elizabeth Geary, Joyce Barbara Geissberger, Barbara Clare Gibson. Virginia Margaret Gilbert, Marilvn Faye Gold, Gloria Rochelle Goldberg. Marjorie Elise Greenly, Dora Almeida Grimwood. Beverly J. Hart, Anita Lore Hartman, Dorothy Ann Hedberg. Mildred Louise Heyn. Elizabeth Holbert. Mariofie Lois Howe, Marian Elizabeth Howell, Norma Jean Jaensch. Rosanne Gertrude Jenkins, Jacqueline Kahn, Betty Frances Keh. Grace Klikotf. Tatiana Kline, Fern Lyn Konkel. Lois A. Kooll, Benice Kuhner. Irene Barbara Lai. Edith S. Larrieu. Patricia C. Lawrence, Mary Eleanor I.I.fl944 Lee. Josephine Chin Lehman, Beverlee Edna Leonard, Mary Ellen Leong. Lorraine Lesser. Letitia Jane Levy, Roberta Elaine Lewis, Joyce Irene MacKinnon, Merle June Magnus. Merilyn Jean March. Barbara Ann Martinell, Joy Avon McKenna, Noel Marie McKinnon, Dorothy L. Misthos, Antoinette Helen Moncharsh, Samele Audrey Morris, Barbara Jane Murohy. Doris Lorraine Nowell. Jacqueline Clair O'Brien. Gertrude Frances O'Donnell, Nell Peck, Jacqueline Plumb, Jeanne Kathryn Pontius. Wallie Ann Przybyla. Mabel Martha Robinson. Nancy Ida Rowland, Leslie Winefred Ruben, Joan Ruttencutter. Nancy Inez Schenck. Ellsnere D. Schwartz, Daisy V. Shea, Helen L. Skiboer. Marv Ruth Smith, Janet Louise Struckmever, Lene Triiuto. Florence Anita Valleio. Phyllis Ann West, Virginia Grace White, Nancy Winter. Patricia Gray Young, Mildred Doreen Zachariah. Joyce D. Zealand. Joan THOMAS ACTON: Tom was on the fall track team, worked in bookroom, and majored in math. ROBERT ADAMS: Bob came to Lowell from Wilkins High. He was a lab. assistant. MARY ALICE ALLEN: Mary majored in parlais-vous francais while at Lowell. DENEAI. AMOS: Deneal was a room rep., on the honor roll, and majored in math. 81 science. jANET ANDERSON: Big Sister: member of the H-3 dance committee: majored in history. CHARLES ANGIN: Member of Louvll staff, played base- ball, and majored in history. YVONNE ANTHONY: A three and one-half year grad- uate, she worked in library and majored in history. CAROL ARNSTEIN: Carol was a room rep., Big Sister, and on the honor roll. ROSAUND ARONSON: Rosalind went out for swim- ming, and was on the honor roll. BlLLlE ATHEL: Billie was a Spanish major, and is very interested in continuing her Spanish after graduation. CLAIR BAKER: After coming to Lowell in his junior year. Clair went out for track. BARBARA BARBASH: Barbara went out for ice-skating. and was member of L-5 dance committee. GLORIA BARILLAS: Gloria was a swimmer, played base- ball, and majored in English. BEATRICE BARKER: Beatrice was an English major while at Lowell. GREGORY BARTLE: Greg was in R.O.T.C., played chess. and belonged to Stamp Club. ANN BARTLETT: Vice-president I..H.S.S.A.g Big Sister: girls' yell leader, H-3 vice-president. DOROTHY BARTOSH: Dorothy majored in the sciences and English while at Lowell. BARBARA BATES: Barbara was an H-3 room rep., mem' ber of C.S.F., and worked in Miss Flynn's office. JAMES BEAVER: President of Scroll and Lg member of the Block Lg played on the football team. BARBARA BEEVERS: Barbara came from Denver, Colo- rado, and had a major in English. BARBARA BEELER: Majored in English. ANGELA BELLANTE: Angela sang in the choir, majored in science and math, and was on honor roll. CARL BENGTSSON: Carl majored in math. and was on the honor roll. MARY BENNETT: Mary majored in English and history and was interested in singing. JOANNE BERAN: Class Valedictoriang Shield: Block l.g Lowell Stalfg C.S.F. debater. JOYCE BERK: Joyce majored in English and history and was on the hoaor roll. JOHN BERL: Class Historian, member of the C..S.F., and majored in math. KATHRIN BERTRAM: Sally went out for horseback rid- ing and majored in French. BIB SHUW BARBARA BETTMAN: I.-4 K H-4 room rep., member of Shield, C.S.F., and Big Sister. ROBERT BILAFER: Bob was a room rep. in the L-2 and L-4 and majored in science. VIRGIL BIRDSALL: Virgil majored in English and lse- longed to the Chess Club. MADGE' BISSINGERZ Madge went out for swimming. was a room rep.. and majored in espanol. PETER BLACK: Peter tame to Lowell lrom St. Ignatius in his senior year and majored in math. ZENA BLAIR: Zena transferred from Visalia High, maj- ored in English. and was in orchestra. ALBERT BLOCK: Al was in the dance band for two years and majored in history. GEORGE BLOOM: George was a member of the R.O.T.C., on honor roll, and operated the mimeograph. BETTY BLOOMQUIST: Betty entered Lowell in her senior year: was on C.S.F.: majored in math. SELMA BLYTHE: Selma plaved tennis, was on C.S.F.. worked in library, and majored in history. AIOI-IN BORDWELL: Scroll: Block I.: Big Brothers: H-3 K L-4 dance committee: swimming. ,IOI-IN BORETA: President Block L K Big Brothers: set'- retary Scroll: football and track. PATRICIA BRANDON: Big Sister: went out for swim- ming and bowling: Mr. Monroe's otiire. CLAIRE BRINNER: Member of Shield, Big Sisters. and a L-4 room representative. ,IAMES BROWN: jim was a popular sergeant in R. O. T. C. after coming to Lowell from New York. ALLEN BUMAI.A: Allen was an English major. ROBERT BUNDY: Bob was a popular otiicer in R.O.T.C. and a member of the Saber Club. FRANCES CALA: Frances came to Lowell from Livonia, New York and majored in history. MARIE CAMP: Vice-president Shield, Big Sisters, bowl- ing. and English major. JANE CAMPODONICO: jane was a member of the ad- vanced glee and majored in history. MILLICENT CAREY: Millicent came from St. Rose, was on honor roll, and majored in languages. FRED CARR: Fred was a member of the Lowell StaH, worked in the othee, and majored in English. BARBARA CARREIRO: Barbara was a member of the L-4 dance committee, and majored in math. NADINE CHANDLER: Nadine came to Lowell in her junior year and majored in math. HOWARD CHUN: Howard was a member of the C.S.F. and majored in math. 5: science. HANNAI-I CHYSOSKY: Hannah was on the C.S.E., a L-4 room rep.. and on L-ft dance committee. XVILLIAM CLARK: Bill played baseball, was a room rep., and was on the honor roll. COLLEEN CLARK: Colleen was on C.S.F., was an iee- skater, and majored in French. SPIII li 1945 BEVERLY COHEN: Bev is a three and one-half year graduate, worked in the library, and worked in the office. SHIRLEY COMFORT: Shirley was a Big Sister, swim- mer, and a member of the honor roll, JANE CORKRUM: Jane was in the advanced glee, went out for swimming, and was interested in music. GLORIA COURTNEY: Gloria was a H-4 room rep. and assistant chairman of the Big Sisters. ARTHUR CREBASSA: Art went out for tennis and base- ball, was on Block L, and in band. GEORGE CROWLEY: George majored in science and English during his four years at Lowell. ANTHONY CUEVAS: Tony was a member of the C.S.F., A L-4 room rep., and a member of choir. JEAN CUMMINGS: Shield, Big Sisters, swimming and bowling, and Miss Lacoste's office. JOHN CURLEY: Secretary L.H.S.S.A., member of Scroll, and assistant yell leader. JAMES CURTIS: Secretary of Scroll, band leader for two years, and R.O.T.C. Captain. BURTON DAGITZ: Burton was a member of the honor roll, and majored in English and history. ELAINE DAVIS: Elaine was on C.S.F., was a three and one-half year graduate, and a room rep. BETTY DAVIS: Betty was a basketball manager for two years and clerk of awards for Block L, BARBARA DEL MONTE: Barbara went out- for tennis, was on honor roll, majored in French. DIANE DE MARTIN: President of Girls' Council, Block L, Big Sister, and manager riding club. GLORIA DE MARTINI: Piano accompanist at ralliesg C. S. F., and Red 8z White stalf member. ROBERT DESKY: Life member C.S.F., H-4 room rep., 3 years of band and orchestra. ALANNA DEVEREUX: Alanna transferred from Our Lady of Victory High School in her senior year. BEULAH DOLAN: Beulah entered Lowell in September and majored in that hard subject, English. ROBERT DONOVAN: Bob played goof football, was a 1'st Lieutenant, and majored in math. ROBERT DRYDEN: Bob made many friends while at Lowell. SALLY DUNGAN: L-4 room rep., G.A.A.g bowling, member of honor rollg stamp salesman. JAMES DUVARAS: President and sect. L,I-I.S.S.A,, Scroll, Block L, and basketball star. DONALD EACKER: Don was a member of the Block L, went out for track, and majored in math. PATRICIA EGAN: Pat majored in English and history and was in dramatics. PATREA EGBERT: Pat went out for swimming, was on honor roll, and majored in English. NORMA JEANNE ELKINGTON: Vice-president H4 classg Shield, Big Sisters, H-4 dance committee. RICHARD ELLSWORTH: Dick was a first sergeant in R.O.T.C., and majored in history, BIB SHUW BARBARA ELTRINGHAM: Went out for swimming and majored in French and English. DANARD EMANUELSON: Dan was on Block L, was a L-4 room rep., and played baseball. BARBARA ENGLER: Babs went out for hossback riding and tennis and was a room rep. HELEN EPLING: Helen transferred from Sacramento and was a room rep. JEREMY ETS-HOKIN: Jerry was in dramatics and was one of the star debaters. WILLIAM EVERS: President H-4 class, treasurer L.H.S. S.A., Scroll, and Block L. LEOPOLD FALK: C.S.F. pres., Statesman, debater, and a room rep. HAROLD FARB: Harold participated in many activities while at Lowell. FRANCES FEISEL:Frances went out for swimming, was a room rep., and majored in French. BEVERLY FIELD: Beverly was on Red 6' While staff, Block L, and assistant bicycle manager. CAROL FILENE: Carol went out for badminton, and majored in that grammatical language, English. ANNA FILICE: Anna was on C.S.F., on library staff, and went out for swimming. PAUL FISH: Paul played 120's basketball, Block L, and majored in history. JOSEPH FLAI-IAVEN: Joe was on Block L, worked in Miss Harris0n's ofhce, and played basketball. JOHN FRACCHIA: Block L, room rep., played 130's basketball, and played football. HERMINE FRIEDMAN: Transferred from Lincoln High School in her Junior year. JEANNE GA'GEN: Jeanne participated in swimming and majored in history. GENEVIEVE GALLIETT: She went out for ice-skating and majored in Spanish. GERALDINE GALLIETT: Majored in Spanish 8: English and went out for ice-skating. JACQUELYN GARBER: Majored in history 8: English, besides art which is to be her profession. CARMEN GARCIA: H-4 room rep., war stamp sales- woman: majored in Spanish: honor student. JOHN GARVIN: John was a member of the rifle club, a C.S.F.'er, and majored in mathematics. MAXWELL GILLETTE: A member of the R.O.'I'.C. and track team, Maxwell came from Chicago. DUANE GILMAN: His sport was track and he majored in science and mathematics. JEANNE GLAZIER: Member of Block L: secretary of Slide Rule Club: majored in mathematics. ELEANOR GLIKBARG: A member of the dance com- mittee, majored in English, and was a room rep. PATRICIA GREGORY: Vice-president of L-4 class: L-3 secretary: Spanish-science major. JOAN GUMBRECHT: G.A.A, president: Shield 8: L and Block L member: term play lead: C.S.F. SPHI I3 1945 HEINZ GUMPEI.: A member of the ritle team and the Chess Club, he majored in mathematics. MARTHA HACK: Her sport was baseball: her major history: member of the Chess Club. RICHARD HAMMEL: Went out for 120 basketball, base- ball, and majored in English. LEE HAND: Block L member: L-3 secretary: three and one'haIf year graduate: science major: crew and football. MARYLE HARRIGAN: Participated in swimming: worked in Miss Harrison's orhce: Big Sister. MURIEL HARRISON: Senior editor of Red 6 Whilr: liked to ice skate 81 bowl: science major. AN'TOINETTE HARTMAN: Came to Lowell from the Academy of Presentation: she majored in Latin. NANCY HEMINGRAY: Nancy majored in mathematics and was a member of the C.S.F. CHARLES HENDERSON: Captain in R.O.T.C.: presi- dent of Jr. Statesmen: member of the C.S,F. CHARLES HERRING: Block L member: tratlic squad: library staff: majored in math. 8: English. ROBERT HERSHENOW: Student Body Secretary: Scroll 51 L: dance band leader: R.O.T.C. lst Lt. XVILLIAM HEYER: Member of swimming team, played in adv. band, also C.S.F. member. JAMES HIGGINS: Mathematics major: stati sergeant and member of the color guard in R.O.T.C. STANLEY HOTCHNER: Prominent debater: science- math. major: R.O.T.C. and C.S.F. member. MARGUERITE HOWELL: Big Sister, worked on library statf, and majored in art. REED HUNT: Majored in mathematics tk science and ap- peared on the honor roll frequently. JACQUELINE HUTSHING: Jackie's 4 sports won her Block L. She had an English-science major. DOROTHY JOHNSON: Worked in cafe and attendance othce: science-English major. FLORA JOHNSON:Member of Shield LQ L and Big Sisters: active in dramatics and riding. PATRICIA JOHNSON: Worked on library staff: I.-3 tk L-4 room rep.: Latin-science major. PAULITA JOHNSON: A H2 and H--I room rep., Polly majored in English and made the honor roll. PHYLLIS JOHNSON: Phyllis majored in art and was very interested in singing. ROBERT JOHNSON: Went out for crew: band, ritie team, LQ Saber Club member: science major. WILLIAM JOHNSON: President of Jr. Statesman: mem' ber of Debating Society: L-4 room rep. BRUCE JONES: Went out for baseball B: crew: mcchanica al drawing and science major: room rep. EDWARD Josie: Participated in swimming and basket- ball: math. major: honor student. JOAN KAHN: Joan participated in riding, majored in history, and made the honor roll. AMELIA KATES: Spanish-English-history-science majors. member ol' C.S.F. and war stamp rep. BIG SHIIW PETER KEHRLEIN: Came from St. Ignatius, member of Lowell Stat? and majored in English. NOEL KELLY: Head yell leader: editor of the Lowell Scroll 34 L and Block L member. HARLAN KESSEL: Editor of Lowellg went out for track, president of Spanish Club. BEVERLY KINSMAN: Bev was a member of the Glee Club and participated in swimming. RONALD KLEIN: President of Debating Society, C.S.F., war bond comm. member, room rep, CHARLINE KNIGHT: Charline majored in English and appeared on the honor roll often. JOSEPH KOHLBECHER: joe was H-4 secretary and a member of the Block L 84 Scroll 8: L. JACK KOHN: Member of Block L, traffic squad, and tennis team, math.-science-English major. RICHARD KOVAK: Dick came to us from St. Ignatius. He majored in English and history. LISA KRAUS: She majored in math. and French, and was a member of the C.S.F. DONALD KUHN: Don was a three and one-halt' year graduate, majored in English, and made the honor roll. FRANK LA BERGE: He was active in dramatics and a member of the Scroll 8: L 81 traflic squad. ELLISE LACHMAN: She worked in the library, majored in English, and was active in sports. LE ETTA LANDON: Le Etta majored in home economics and made many friends while at Lowell. PETER LA VOIE: He went out for track and baseball and majored in English and music. WILLIAM LA VOIE: Bill went out for track, sold war stamps, and was a room rep. DON LAWRENCE: Block L secretary, active in basketball 8: divingg Big Brother. LENORE LE BLANC: Majored in math. and science, Chess, Psychology, 8: Dramatic Club member. GLORIA LEE: Active in swimming 8: basketball, majv cred in math. 84 languages: C.S.F. member: MARY LEE: Block L secretary: bond 'saleswomang L-4 84 H-4 room rep.: English-French major. MERRIAM LEVIN: Participated in ice-skating: majored in science: Big Sister: room rep. MARK LINTZ: Mark was a member of the debating team and made many friends while here. ALINE LITTMAN: She majored in English, was an honor student, and liked to ride. FRANK LOCKWOOD: Frank's major was science and he played in the dance band. BERNARD LOGASA: Bernard made the honor roll fre- quently with his English major. MARION LORTON: Member of the Block L and Big Sisters: worked in Miss Harrison's otiice. PATRICIA LOUGHMAN: Majored in French and Eng- lishg took swimming and tennis: honor student. HELEN LOUPE: Her sport was swimming, she majored in history, and was a room rep. SPHI Ifi 1945 NANCY LOWE: Editor of Red G While, Shield member, class essayist, debating pres. JUNE LOWE: MILA LUKASI-I: Member of dance committee, went out for swimming 8: tennis, room rep. EUGENE LUNN: Warrant othcer in R.O.T.C., promin- ent in band, member of Saber Club. JANE LYON: Member of C.S.F., Big Sisters, office staff, tumbling team, and Red Cross. DAVID MC DADE: Majored in math. and Spanish. ELLEN MAGNIN: Member of Shield 6: L, Big Sisters, bond staff, Debating Society, C.S.F. ROBERT MAHER: Big Brother, history major, Block L member, varsity basketball player. JOHN MANHEIM: Majored in science, room representa' tive, went out for sports. RICHARD MANSEAU: Big Brother, worked in Mr. Mon- roe's ofhce, received a Block L. STEPHEN MARX: President Boy's Council, sports were football, baseball, and crew. JAMES MC CANN: Room rep., sergeant in R.O.T.C.g track, majored in science B: math. JAMES MC FARLAND: Member of the Statesmen Club, staging crew, and Scroll and L. DONALD MC PHEE: Went out for track and received a Block L for his service in sports. i SHIRLEY MC RAE: G.A.A. sports, Big Sister, library staff, majored in history. . WALTER MC RAE: Advanced band for two years, R.O.T.C., took part in the Debating Society. PATRICIA MILEY: G.A.A. swimming, received a Block L, majored in science. RICHARD MILLER: Room representative and worked on the trafic squad. MARION MINTON: An honor roll student, and a mem- ber of the C.S.F. iquite an academistj PAULA MOFFITT: Many G.A.A. activities, Jr, Red Cross, math., science, and art majors. PATRICIA MOORE: Member of the Glee Club, contin- ually on the honor roll. RONALD MOORE: Room rep., honor roll, Lefty gafned publicity in varsity basket-sniping, CHARLES MORLEY: Beat the cinders in track. RICHARD MORRIS: Low 4 president, Scroll 8: L, all- city football, received a Block L. PATRICIA MULLER: Through taking English, Pat has become quite a Girl of Letters. RICHARD MULREADY: A sports-o-crat, going out for baseball, basketball, football, Block L. JOHN MURRAY: English and German majors, member of the Saber Club, R.O.T.C. officer. GUNTHER NAGEL: Math. and science majors, went out for track, honor roll , three and one-half year graduate. BIB SHUW JANET NATHANSON: An honor roll student, Janet majored in languages.. VIOLA NELSON: Honor roll: room rep.: history major: took swimming with the G.A.A. WILLIAM NELSON: Gained a name as center in varsity football: Block L: Big Brother. HAROLD NEWMAN: Math. and science majors: Hal is a three and one-halt' year graduate. BEVERLY NICKELSON: Went out for baseball dz swim- ming: majored in history: Chess Club. CORA NICKS: Majored in English: took swimming: Cora came from Colorado in her senior year. ORLY NOLZE: President of Shield 8: L: Big Sister: swimming: Mrs. Harrison's office. WILLIS NORTON: Studied French: an active member of the Glee Club. MARY JOE NULAND: History major: Bicycle Club: Mary Joe entered Lowell in her junior year. RHODA OLDFIELD: Four years G.A.A. sports: Presi- dent Girls' Block L: many majors: C.S.F. JEROME O'LEARY: Asst, yell leader: Scroll 81 L: worked in Mr. Monroe's office: honor roll. FLORENCE OLESON: History major: transferred from Butte, Montana: sang at school rallies. GERALD OLSON: Block L member: went out for base- ball: English 8: history majors: honor roll. LAWRENCE OLSON: R.O.T.C. three years: Chem. Club member: trathc squad: honor roll student. MICHAEL O'NEILL: Block L: 130 basketball: baseball: math., science, history majors. JEAN ANN PADDOCK: Science and math. majors: room rep.: honor roll student. NORMA JEAN PARSONS: Honor roll: G.A.A.: swim- ming: majored in art. BARBARA PEDERSEN: Barbara came to Lowell from Reno, Nevada and had a business major. BERT PEDERSON: Went out for track and tennis: Block L: history major: room rep. DOROTHY PIERSON: Room rep.: worked in Mr. Mon' me's office: Big Sister: Shield 8: L. BARBARA PONCETTA: Big Sister: science and French majors: Block L: G.A.A. ice-skating. CATHERINE PORTA': G.A.A. ice-skating and tennis: room rep.: majored in science. BARBARA PRESTON: Spanish 3: art majors: Shield Bc L: Big Sister: C.S.F.: Red 6- White artist. BEVERLY PYNE: G.A.A. swimming: English and Spanish majors. MARY QUIGLEY: Member of the Lowell staff: English and history, majors. EDWARD REILLY: Took part in the advanced band. FLORENCE REILLY: Stamp representative: G.A.A. hosswoman : majored in music. ELIZABETH RHOADS: Big Sister: a 4-term room rep.: worked in Miss Harrison's office. SPHI E 1945 MARIE RITCHIE: Math. majorg room representativeg honor roll student. NXIILLIAM RIVAS: Footballg Block Lg history and English majors. MARY ROBERTS: Played in the Orc'hcstrag majored in Spanish and science. RICHARD ROBERTS: Cadet major in the R.O.T,fI.g math., stience, and history nmjorsg Cl.S.F. FREDRILII RODENBAUGH: Swimming: stience niajoig Lhess Club member. RHODA ROSE1 A G.A,A. enthusiast, going out for ire' skating, ping pong, and the Ski Club. STANLEY ROSE: H-3 dance committee, trafic, English major, honor roll, and a room rep. XVALLACIE ROSENBERG: Transferred from Burlingame Highg stienre 5: history majorsg basketball. PATRICIA ROSENWALD: Majored in stience .intl Span- ishg horse-backer A ine-skaterg Block L. EMIL ROTHENBERG: Captain R.O.'I'.!f.g math. and English majorsg honor roll, ELAINE RUFF: Transferred from George Wfashington High. ARA SAHAGIAN: Stroked for the rrewg science and niethanical drawing majors. FRANCES SCHMITT: G.A.A. dancingg Frances majored in math. and scienceg honor roll. CQISSIE SCQHWARTZ: Took swimming 5 majored in historyg was on the honor roll. - MARIAN SCHXVEDHELM: A room rep.1 worked in Mi. Monroe's ortireg riding with the G.A.A. YIACQUELINE SEIBERT: Block Lg honor rollg science majorg tennis manager. JOHN SHERLOCK: Majored in French and historyg hon- or roll student. STUART SIEROTY: R.O.T.C. Captaing Saber Iflubg Scroll 8: Lg trackg Red 6 While staff. HERBERT SILVERSTEIN: Majored in English A history: tootballg baseballg Block L. MARILYN SIMMONS: Majored in scienceg honor roll student. JASPER SIPES: Dance band, advanced band, and orches- trag majored in musir. math., tk science. ROBERT SMITH: Dame band and regular handg majored in math. and scienccg honor roll student. WARREN SMITH: Basketball: received 11 Block Lg math ze science majorsg L-4 dance committee. ROBERT SOCKOLOV: Played freshman football and was an honor roll student. PETER SOKOLOWISKI: Took track and had a gym major in mind. ROBERT SPIEGELMAN: Majored in mathg he was active in debating, radio announcingg R.O.T.C. PAUL STANLEY: Basketball 254 trackg Block Lg I.au'ell staffg three and one-half year graduateg C.S.F. MILDRED STARR: Took ridingg majored in English and Spanishg honor roll student. BIB SHIIW GEORGE STEVENSON: R.O.T.C. colonel: rifle team, Saber Club: football 81 swimming sports. ROBERT STEWART: Went out for track, received a Block L, and majored in science and math. WILLIAM STEWART: Track enthusiast. AVONNE STONE: Took swimming and tennis: Judy sang in the Glee Club: majored in history. NELL SULLIVAN: WrJi'ked in Mr. Monroc's office. Nell transferred from San Mateo High. ELWIN SWANSON: Block L basketball 130 and Varsity bucket boy: math and science majors. LORAYNE' SWEET: Attendance officeg majored in English and science: honor roll student. WILLIAM SWIFT: R.O.T.C. otficer: member of the Saber Club: science majorg honor roll. ANNA SYLVESTER: G.A.A. Clerk of Awards: Shield 5: Lg accompanist, Girls' Glee Club. NED TAVERNA: Transferred from Rome, New York: science major. PATRICIA TENNANT: Transferred from Sequoia High: went out for riding. INGE THALER: Went out for bicycling and swimming: math major. SUE THOMPSON: Majored in science and math: mem- ber of the C.S.F., Big Sisters. JOSEPH THURSTON: Top hoopster varsity basketball: played baseball: Block Lg Big Brothers. EDWARD TONER: Played varsity football and took swimming: Block Lg history major. CHESTER TORRES: Red G Wfhile staff: came to Lowell in senior year from Central America. EUGENE TREASRAU: Made blocks in baseball and foot- ball: Big Brother: rally committee. CAMILLE TRUNCALE: Came from Washington High: member of dance committee: room rep. LINNEA TSCHUMY: Took a great interest in art and history. 'THEODORE VALORIA: Played on the basketball team: track: crew: Block L. STEPHEN VARNHAGEN: Member of Scroll 8: L, C.S.F., Block L, and track teamg three and one-half year graduate. ALENE VERNON: Majored in music: played in the or- chestrag honor roll student. FRANCES VIEIRA: Shield 81 Lg Block Lg Big Sister' C.S.F.g worked in the dog house. DONALD WACKS: History and language majors: C.S.F., debating and ticket salesman. BE'l l'Y WAGNER: Honor roll: swimming: Glee Club- majored in history and French. DOREEN WALKER: Clean-up committeeg room rep.- L-4 dance committee. VALERIE WALKER: Transferred from Missiong worked on Red 6' While,' math and science majors. CARROL WALLACE: Honor rollg history major. SPHI E 1945 -IAY WAl.SH: Mcmhci ui jr. SlLlfl?SIl'lCl'l, Chess liluh, trnalg tcixmg rfmin rep. I HARLES XVATT: iIil'1lHSliCl'l'ULl funn 'lcxzisg history maj- imrg truths squad. CQONSTANKIE NVEISS: Clunnic came Irwin Fluiiilu. Shc Ill1l10l'lfkl in languages and history. MARY XVIGMORF: Shiclil CQ 1.3 Girls' Blink I.g Big Sixtcrg fi.S.F. ' VITLITA XVLKINSONZ Sniinlniwgg micmc xxmlirlg wnin icp.g i.ilctcx'i.i xxirrk. FRANK XVILSON: Siicncc and l.mgu.igu inujiug Cihcss N Chemistry Kflubsg C,S.F. XVII l.lAlNl XVISIK ARVER: llill has .1 snicntilif future IH mind, jANlffE XVISEMAN: l,w1ri'lI stall, musii' rniljor. lmrwc- lmiiking, .mil Girls' Cilcu lluhlvcr. MARILYN XVISSINU: ilicim plug ycll lnxnlrlg il.un4 umunittcc. l4lf'l l4Y XVONC: O.A,A. ziitiviticsg ilmjmcil in suicmc. SHELDON NVONG: lXl.xjmcil in muxirg intcicstcnl in xpurls, engineering. .IUANITA XVOODS: Chemistry inixiurg mug in the Cilcc Cflulxg ,wimming with G.A.A, DORIS ZEBALLOS: 'lii'1u1stcii'nl limm Pi'u5ci1t.1tioiig girl inixjnrg swam with G.A.A. IIJH ll BIB SHIJW BOYS Acton, Thomas Angin, Charles Amos, Deneal Baker, Clair Bartle, Jr., John Beaver, James Berl, John Bilafer, Robert Birdsall, Virgil Black, Peter Block, Albert Bordwell, John Boreta, John Brown, James Bumala, Allen Bundy. Robert Carr, Fred Chun, Howard Cott, Lawrence Cowell, Ernest Crebassa, Arthur Crowley, George Cuadra, Carlos Cuevas, Anthony Curley, John Curtis, James Dagitz, Jr.,Burton Desky, Robert Donovan, Robert Dryden, Robert Duvaras, Jr., James Eacker, Don Ellsworth, Richard Emanuelson, Danard Ets-Hokin, Jeremy Evers, William Falk, Jr. Leopold Fish, Paul Flahavan, Joseph Fracchia, Jr,,John Garvin, John Gillette, Maxwell Gilman, Duane Gumpel, Heinz Hammel, Richard Hand, Lee Hawley, Robert Helmuth, James Henderson, Charles Herring, Charles Hershenow, Robert Higgins, James Hotchner, Stanley Hunt, Jr., Reed Johnson, Robert Johnson, William Jones, Jr., Bruce Jose, Edward Kelly, Noel Kessel, Harlan Klein, Ronald Kohlbecher, Joseph Kohn, Jack Kovak, Richard Kuhn, Donald La Berge, Jr., Frank La Voie, Peter Lawrence, Don Lemesh. Martin Lintz, Mark I.ockwoocl, Jr.. Frank Lunn, Eugene Lynch, Jr., Fred MacDade. David Maher, Robert Manheim, John HU Manseau, Richard Marx, Stephen McCann, James McFarland, James McPhee, Donald McRae, Walter Meeuwig, Richard Miller, Richard Mingee, Robert Moore, Ronald Morley, Charles Morris, Richard Mulready. Richard Murray, John Myers, XVef1tworth Nagel, Gunther Nelson, William Newman, Harold O'Leary, Jerome Olson, Gerald Olson, Jr., Lawrence Olvera, Robert O'Neill, Michael Pederson, Bert Reilly, Edward Riggins, James Rivas, William Roberts, Richard Robinson, Jr., Wfillard Rodenbaugh, Fredrich Rose, Jr., Stanley Rosenberg, Wallace Rothenberg, Emil Sahagian, Ara Sherlock, John Sieroty, Stuart Silverstein, Herbert Silverstein, Jerrold Sipes, Jasper Skidmore, Robert Smith, Robert Smith, Warren Sockolov. Robert Sokolowski, Peter Spiegelman, Robert Stanley, Paul Stevenson, George Stewart, Robert Stewart, William Swanson, Elwin Swift, William Taverna, Ned Thurston, Joseph Toner, Edward Torres, Chester Treasrau, Eugene Valoria, Theodore Varnhagen, Stephen Wacks. Donald Wlatt, Charles Wilson, Frank Wisecarver, William XVnlt', Lawrence XVong, Shelton GIRLS Allen, Mary Anderson, Janet Anthony, Yvonne Aronson, Rosalind Athel, Billie Barbash, Barbara Barillas, Gloria Barker, Beatrice Bartlett, Elizabeth SPHI H1945 STE Pi Bartosh, Dorothy Bates, Barbara Beavers, Barbara Beeler. Barbara Bellante, Angela Bennett, Mary Beran, Joanne Berk, Joyce Bertram, Kathrin Bettman, Barbara Bissinger. Madge Blair. Zena Blomquist, Betty Blythe, Selma Brandon, Patricia Brinner, Claire Cala, Frances Camp, Mario Campodonico, Jane Carey, Millicent Carreiro, Barbara Chandler. Nadine Chyso'sky, Hannah Clark, Colleen Cohen, Beverly Comfort, Shirley Corkrum, Mary Courteney, Gloria Cummings, Patricia Davis, Betty Davis, Elaine Del Monte, Barbara De Martin, Diane De Martini, Gloria De Mattei, Barbara Devereux. Alanna Dolan, Beulah Dungan, Sally U Egan, Patricia Egbert, Patrea Elkington, Norma Elrringham, Barbara Engler, Barbara Epling, Helen Feisel, Frances Field, Beverly Filene, Carol Filice, Anna Friedman, Hermine Gagen, Jeanne Garcia, Carmen Galliett, Genevieve Galliett, Geraldine Garber, Jacquelyn Glazier, Violet Glikbarg, Eleanor Gregory, Jean Gumbrecht, Joan Hack. Martha Harrigan, Mary Harrison. Muriel Hartman, Antoinette Hemingray, Nancy Hutshing, Jacqueline Howell, Marguerite Johnson Dorothy Johnson, Flora Johnson, Patricia Johnson, Paulita Johnson, Phyllis Kahn. Joan Kalech, Joyce Kates, Amelia Kinsman, Beverley Knight, Charline Kraus, Lisa Lachman, Ellise Landon, Le Etta Le Blanc, Lenore Lee, Gloria Lee, Mary Levin, Merriam Littman, Aline Lorton, Marion Loughman, Mary Lowe, Nancy Lukash, Mila Lyon, Jane Magnin, Ellen McRae, Shirley Miley, Patricia Miller, Virginia Minton, Marian Motiitt, Paula Moore, Patricia Muller, Patricia Nathanson, Janet Nelson, Viola Nickelson, Beverly Nicks, Cora Nolze, Orly Norton, Willis Nuland, Mary Oldfield, Rhoda Oleson, Florence Paddock, Jean Parsons, Norma Pedersen, Barbara Pierson, Dorothy Poncetta, Barbara Porta, Catherine Preston, Barbara Psaltis, Eugenia Pyne, Beverly Quigley, Mary Rhoads, Elizabeth Reilly, Florence Ritchie, Marie Roberts, Mary Rose, Rhoda Rofsenwald, Patricia Rulf, Elaine Schmitt, Frances Schneider, Nieves Schwartz, Cissie Schwedheim, Maria Seibert, Jacqueline Simmons, Marilyn Starr, Mildred Steinmann, Shirley Stone, Avonne Sullivan, Nell Sweet, Lorayne Sylvester, Anna Tennant, Patricia Thaler, Inge Thompson, Sue Truncale, Camille Tschumy, Linnea Vernon, Alene Vieira, Frances Wagner, Betty Walker, Doreen Walker, Valerie XVallace, Carolyn Weiss, Constance Wigmore, Mary Wilkinson, Velda Wilson, Dolores Wiseman, Janis Wissing. Marilyn Wong, Betty Woods. Juanita Zeballos, Doris fl X CLASS OFFICERS ROGER JOHNSON. f1r'e.fin'w1lf MELVIN XVILLBACK, J6L'7'l'flll'y,' and JEAN FARRELL, fire preJin'c'nI for class of fall, 1944. XS N S 5 ,sg . yiylwof ff .V l , , . ,f yy v ty, t I . fnxw '- l l'. ,tm 'V ' e WW I' f ,P WWII, r .JYNN 0- ,,,.1-.4.,xx Www! 0' ' 0 V JI? I x HII LL Ladeeeees ..... and ..... gentle- men!! Step right this way and hear all about the gone but not forgot- ten members of the Fall Class of On your left, ladies and gentle- men, we see the one and only Lind- say feverybody knows himj Wilson, president of Lowell High Student Association. Our main attractions could not exist without enthusiastic Connie Cook, one of our vice-presi- dents who had a hello for every- one. These two top personalities led the student body in one of the most successful terms in the history of a senior class at Lowell. Other student body officers who did a lot of work- and we do mean work, were: co- editors of the Red and While, you know, that super-duper, special, HIGH SENIOR ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Bark row: Ventura, Astrue, Willback, Hanson Loewenguth. Fronl row: Bocci, O'Brien, Plumb Lesser. ACTS 1944 swell, superb annual were jeanne Plumb and Nancy Ruttencutter. Also the majority of the Shield and Scroll, office workers, and athletic teams were members of this class of '44 The class of fall '44 had one of thc best for prexy, Roger johnson. No, we can't say anything better about him that hasn't been said before but he was one swell class president. jean Farrell-now there's what we call a personable and interesting vice-presi- dent. Yes, jean worked hard at her office. The secretary was our athletic Mel Willback. All these ofhcers ar- ranged a Senior Prom that will not long be forgotten. The whole class was an enthusi- astic group and Lowell is proud of the seniors of Fall '44 HIGH SENIOR DANCE COMMITTEE Hub raw. Larrieu, Pavluvsky, Taylor, Willback, Howell. lr n 1'nu'.' Plumb, Farrell, johnson, Struckmeyer, Lralg. GRADUATION SPEAKERS Y ROBERT ASTRUE. eJ.rayi11,' RICHARD DEERING, mledirrorinn and GERTRUDE O'BRIEN, laifrurifln for class of fall, 19114. IVI R CLASS OFFICERS, FALL BOB HERSHENOXV, .vPt'1't'l:1l'y ,' PAT GREGORY, rice-pre.fi1lenr,' and DICK MORRIS, pferidenl for class of fall, 1944. ,lt a Q 'W J' u4 'Q f ff V WA Ma f a fl . sl xx M --1' .WK fhfllf ls X - -Maw xv Win' I I , I-I 511111 is Peanuts ! I .... Popcorn I I .... Candy!! .... Right this way ladies and gentlemen, don't miss the main attraction going on inside. The stu- dent body officers are now holding the spotlight-On your left, ladies and gentleman, we see the very capa- ble president of the Lowell High School Student Association, jim Du- varas. And, And? be sure that you don't miss our vice-president, Ann fthat oh! so perfect girlj Bartlett, our vice-president with all the new ideas, and who did so much for the spirit of Lowell. That wonderful Bob Hershenow is this term's student body secretary, who did a lot for each rally. Editor of the Red and White was our girl, Nancy Lowe-one of the cleverest journalists this side of the Golden Gate. Harlan Kessel did a lot of work in his office of editor of LOW SENIOR ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Back row: Smith, Silverstein, Boreta, Sieroty, Cue vas. 'Front -row: Brinner, Thompson, Chysosky Harrigan, Pierson, Lee. ' ACTS 1945 the school paper, The Lowell. Other high-four student body officers are: Noel fjust call me Red j Kelly, head yell leaderg president of the Boy's Council is Stephen Marx gpresi- dent of the Shield is that cute Orly Nolze, and President of the Scroll is jim feveryone knows himj Beaver. The officers of the high senior class are Bill Evers, a very, very president, Norma Elkington, our swell vice- presidentg and joe Kohlbecher, sec- retary. Summarizing their eventful four years at I.owell, were graduation speakers: Joanne Beran, valedictor- ian, john Berl, historian, Nancy Lowe, essayistg and Ellen Magnin, who delivered the invocation. One of the largest graduation classes of Lowell, they are the most grateful, as they entered when japan struck, and are leaving after the ca- pitulation of Germany. LOW SENIOR DANCE COMMITTEE Bulk :.uu'.' Smith, Morris, Curley, Hershenow, Bordwell. Fran! raw: Dungan, Truncale, Elkington, Walker, Car- reiro Gregory. CLASS OFFICERS, SPRING AIOE KOHLBECKER, .ww-v1m'y,' BILL EVERS, preridef1I,' and NORMA ELKINGTON, 1'iLiL'-f77'k'.fIlfL'7ll for class of spring, 1945. CLASS OFFICERS, FALL CFLAUDE ROSENBERG. Jec1'elary,' MARGE BROOKER, 1'ii'Fff7Y'L'.Yi- rlrrlf: and -IAK K STROUD. ju'tvirfl'11l lux' class ol fall, NH. x 1x QR X X ,Q 2' l V X ., GWWM, Q' -'HX I Z. J In V 'IW A, i m Q' 2157, - px ,.,-x --S ifffitmf A- ' it Ht I x AI FALL Wfe made it 3 Y I Yup, were seniors. The class of fall '45 is very proud to announce its coming graduation in the month of February and the year 1946. Now that we're the big guns, you might as well know our class ofhcers this term. President Claude Rosenberg, an enthusiastic and real good worker, put over one of the best if not the best, class dances this term. We mustn't forget our own Beverly Huff, vice-president of the fall '45 cla-ss. Secretary Bob Nolan was cho- sen to read the gossip column at the class dance. Amid the color and clash of dances, classes, lockers and the roll of the snare drums, we can see the LOXX' SENIOR ROOM REPRESENTATIVES lillrk rvfun' Sclliavone, Stroud, King, Mcflorcl, Dow I-'f-nn! muh' Sthwahacher, Fisher, Taylor, Wfzxlkci Petersen. l-HITS I945 class of '45, a small but enthusiastic group of students on the eve of their graduation, with all flags flying-but this Comes under the heading of Things to Come. Sure we've moaned about tough assignments, and have bitten our fingernails over some tests, but we love it: overstuffed and bulging lockers, dashing madly to class, so as not to 'be late, the slightly over- crowded Dog Houses, and of course, those fashionable and shapely gym suits!! The seniors of fall '45 are going to be a small but highly appreciative class. We're proud to be a part ot Lowell. LOXV SENIOR DANCE LOMMITTEE balk faux' Rosenberg, Schiavone, Stroud, Ellis, Mailloux, McVey. Fran! f0Il'.' Morgan, XValker, Brooker, Kennard, Herman, Goodwin. x CLASS OFFICERS, SPRING BOB NOLAN, .rerretaryg BEVERLY HUFF, fire-ffreJident,' and VLAUDE ROSENBERG, prefidenl for class of spring, 1945. CLASS OFFICERS, SPRING, 1946 SHAUN HOLMAN, fm'.iidi'rvf,' VIRGINIA 1'il'4'-pr'cvi1li'f1!,' and BOB POLITZER. .u'iwm:'y. for class of spring, 1956. .1 ,. na 4 4 I O1 fv QQ .AAI S Willis li' A :IN ., x Q 8 I tri Llljntx F nt RX X , le I J ' X Y , i , ti L5 f, UNDER SPHI As the Spring term got under way, the high three class under the direc- tion of Dave Holman, presidentg Phyllis Carreirog vice-presidentg and Thomas Trowbridge, secretaryg thought it would be fitting for them to dedicate the high three dance to the UNCIO at San Francisco. Us- ing the theme of the meeting, C011- ferwlce Caperr was planned for the eve of the opening, April 24. Some of the tunes that were dug up out of the files were the Truman Twirlg Stalin Stompg and the Churchill HIGH JUNIOR DANCE COMMITTEE limb wuz' West, Stewart, Mauslmrdt, Collins, Holman Fran! mum' Mitchell, Carreiro, Lovincr, Blythe, Lau tcrwasser, Lee. ST DIES IQZIB Chug. But, getting back to the class itself, we find that many of the pupils are getting into the school activities, such as the Scroll and Shield, Block L , journalists, gridiron stars, and many of the others. The high three class is always the backbone of the school because they will be the next term's seniors. Lo- well is proud of these boys and girls, proud of their efforts and enthusi- asm, and feels sure that their deter- mination will make I946 a great senior year. HIGH JUNIOR ROOM REPRESEN'I'A'l'lVES link row: Sommer! Torre, Ganyard, Beniotf, Chavanetto, Crawford. lfmnx mu Cartmnn, Seglueri, Southard, Clahen, Stone, Kellogg. Lehmann, Konings. Jw CLASS OFFICERS, FALL, IU-S6 TOM TROWBRIDLQE, i'ei'fif1m'p.' PHYLLIS CiARRElRO. Ihr'-ffl: 1 1l,' :mil DAVE HULNAN, pwiiilifrlf. for class of l.rll, 1946 UNIIEHSTUIIIES CLASS OFFICERS, FALL, 1946 CHESTER STANARO, pre.iidenl,' YVETTE VAYSSIE, fire-p1'efi4lf'r1t,' and AI. CARR, ,fei'remry, for class ol' fall, 1046. 1 fx, uvml x X R Nx NX X E w x ,Wiki S J x if f S . X Q ,J HJ. 7' -E Qs' ll'llLI.+I94B Sinbad the Sailor, Ali Baba, and other characters were missing, but -- Characters abounded at the Arrzbirzn Kzzigbff Dame given by the low jun- iors. Sheiks, Harem girls, and others of the Desert Band streamed into the auditorium. Presiding over festivities were Ca- liph Chester Stanaro, Princess Yvette Vayssie, Ali Ben Carr, and seven hard-working Sultan's Advisers. Clashing the cymbals and playing were Bob Hershenow and his Sand- stormers! IOW IUNIOR DANCE lIOMMl'Ii'l'EE 1 nur milk u em. .enn.m. Iii Ill mum' live f , i ua-k fW.' Rc- k, Bei 'inn b -Q 1 1 U tfarr, Vayssic, Stpinaro, McDowell. l, X 3 . 1 fun -5 is Q x 'X Nl! K XX? if N N. N .i'. X V- ' ' X ESE -'1 X S . ..,,,,. L f ' .t , V KID llj Miss Beaver caught shortlsl at the Frosh Reception. 121 Mesdames Cemplxasize the pretixl Morris, Beaver, Stroud. and Evers demonstrate Backtield in Motion. 13? Frosh get out of ilasses to be awed by proceedings. Hb Villain Joan Gumbrecht intimidates Light-House Keepcfs Daughter Nanty Lowe lin a borrowed Trattlc Squad xaintozxtl, L53 Miss Teddy Adshade. Theodorz1 Goes WiliI, This way to the Big Show! Hey, Rubes QFresh- men to youj, take your Seats in the Bleachers! Sophomores, ease down in the Reserved Section. Get those Freshmen to settle down and watch their Elders. Remind them that the Elephant never forgets. First impressions are lasting . . . wake them good! It is a Challenge to keep up the Standards of Lowell . . . our Big Top . . . and the Kids are mighty proud to follow the Star Performers of If fa ' f -qv N.-1 , 2'- LJLI --., if W .. this Year. The Seniors have been responsible for keeping school Activities running smoothly. When they, and, in turn, the juniors, go out into the work-a-day World, Frosh and Sophs will have to take their Places. All the Lower Class- men are going to strive to emulate their outstand- ing Accomplishments. Now, Young Fry, gaze in awe at the Per- formance in the Big Ring by the well-known Seniors. They have the Spotlight today, duly FRESH MEN ROC PM REPRlZSlZN'l'A'I'l VES Burk mum' Inman, Hannatyne, Koovslninotl, Marte, Royxcll. Dans Lee, Pulitzer. Fran! mir: Stanknrd, Potter, Brooke, XVaters, johnson Pappadakas. I.aVignc. - SHIIW ill Lowerclassmen start young, jackie Darling with Bob Davie. 121 Ticket-seller Alvin Luston high-pressures Frosh to make his cut for the day. 131 Ah. to be Freshmen again-without homework. worries, or dates! 145 The Scroll proves itself to be amusing. tlid. Noir: Tbrrv um 4 gm: in mp burial 153 Hello Day Ends Camille Truncale, a big senior, giving autographs to her' Freshman admirer, Bob Derryberry. - earned by graduating with Honors. In the ad- V joining Ring, our fair Juniors are working up to the High Rope and are fast learning the top Tricks of the Trade. There are lots of ways Lower Classmen can do this, and many already have begun. It means working hard on Studies and Extra-Curricular Activities. It means giving Service to the School and upholding its Traditions. It means turning out for Sports. For the Boys, Football, Baseball, SOPHOMORE ROOM REPRESENTATIVES b ik mir: Sockolov. Wilbur, Anderson, Tamberg, Horstmcyer, Matheny, jones, Hcndricks. Front raw: Berwick, Vayssie, Simon, I-linden, I-lasson, Harmon, San Felipe, Hirschfeld, Greenberg. Nagel. Basketball, Track, and Swimming compete for Favor. The Girls can choose Badminton, Bicyc- ling, Bowling, Riding, Skating, or Swimming. For both Boys and Girls, individual Initiative can be well expressed in the CSF., Library Staff, Red and White, The Lowell, and many other Activities. While it may seem impossible now, one day some of you may even excel your predecessors? Who knows? L W 1 092 4 E xx ll' A X 5: 41 SX 9 3 Z .A-1 17,11-I7 433' x ix f ..... 1 . 3 .,.,.,.,,.,.,.. X Q y -at mu, Wm V4 gi ,J X S -7 5, I 5- R i 'DX Z Q A : A x xf R 1 A aw, 1 wg, Q? if ,...N,,,,.,w,.,,w,, fl M 4 f I .Q THU ' 2' '4 a2va+r+a1swi fa4e'ff '-fi W' is fr is 'ifavffm'-'ff 31 'fri . ::i?tf.:t?fYa1 eiif.,.r2iWiioD non ts. Y wwiw? wanna, . R 'M' 9 L!-O C it N NWA e 121515 lMEA 1 h ff? 'gfffrbifz i i v M ,if?f0a,fj5TY'5is1p,g, in ESTCQWT mod ming: f'1'rlfSifi5'5i? J '5APQ!m' K 135 V 1' ' 1 'QFESCQQSB M tea farsacateaeggaan 'ima wad , ' -- 'B , ' if is-'fa 5 ffi' we-AY ng 'i' la' at Sv' ifgl3 0av5 fflil Qxofifgfgw, M. Q5 my A 'pegs 36 M, Q. ,Mar it sy? 0 o 9 'Y' amasm sw ya ,gsiyvwiaitgtif is: fd, giaff , Q y Q, xx an Y I aff gp ',,,, ' 9.-ae.:,rsftas rr as - 5' 1 . ' . ,ff I .gf eg cg?-72' L Q0 figs: are r e fa- s z WW f ' as , as ,,'g.9sS'-1 gh 4 4 A X G qt gxfigfplsflizbggzf 1 . fa, as y 5 r 5 341. -ip Y' .B A wgQ,Mri.3- ,app-y is W The iysieagdinlzi hu fontgbg , ig an new 5 as . ii C' A Nils S'l'fwl?Jni'lliLriii?ifm1:Qieh wiltfia 9' L V tn . it lx Msn. lwfxflfti. .iw faves' ,,,,s.vg1 Qilffflfuiiw L The Lowell Parent-'Teacher Association proudly can look back upon a successful year, as the term comes to an end, They have tripled their membership and can boast one of the largest enrollments in the city. All 500 members have contributed toward the work accomplished. Under the capable leadership of Mrs. Roscoe Bush, presi- dent, and Mrs. Dwight Willuur, vice-president, the P.T.A. has as its objective plans for the new Lowell, The group was instrumental in securing approval of our new school. The P.T.A. made the blood donor drive successful by publicizing the drive, and having members contribute. Lowell may be proud of the constant support and assistance of its P.T.A. Ili Mis. llusli, president ol' the Lowell P,'l'.A., cuts tlxe Founders Day cake. 121 President bush and Mr. Stephens, honorary vicerpresident, act as hosts. L31 Mrs, R. Bush, president, and Mrs. D. Wilbiir, vice-president, leaders of our cltiticnt P.'l',A, group during the past year. PRESS GE TS Every circus has to have a publicity depart- ment, and where the Hayes-Ashbury Street Cir- cus is concerned, the Lowell is it. When the cir- cus toured this vicinity last Fall, the publicity department was in charge of Noel Red Kelly, assisted by Sharon Demick. Now that it is Spring, and the Hayes Street Carnival has returned, the Scandal Sheet is in charge of Harlan Kessel, assisted by Bob Hitchcock and Noel Kelly. Twenty performers comprise the Press Agents staff, each one having various assignments. These Press Agents cover athletic events, rallies, and extra-curricular activities. 'Q-defli cers W if ' 5 Qs . 'l tt? Ewtpa awr e at aavaiff Nga-f 'gAgv'Ps9n'w'l'?i X at , K inf? 'Abell vw if my g L t 1 5 GBM if I r Bef 6 6 iii., 1 'll 9 A V W 2 A ,tins ' ,, lar- i . m Day-.5 Q 1 ,. ..V. f .--- w 1' Jfww -v i: t sw-?J' me if NME- as V W Q V' es' ,: G , Wwe :WC L zi, 1 A-C Zffg s ' 5 Are 1.9 6 . V 5 well CWB CDVefe Xl'3af'Q New W? 'D Fields' .fa fffr.-HN ae?s3 t'3'55l'5 , wiv ax atziyymml a itfligxx vmwfw ua W2 ul ew at D ' we 'Q' 1ft'l5v1e Rw vw -'lbw blkxxgv Wifsffwafgs , 'an 172 ga 'X germ. MC!!! f , ff vb X , .wwfnisa 1W ,..se af fxfestfift .ms-if is lm. Ms'i'l?sffs1 1X'Yqx'b,Ka?',S3e5,fei't,s BERAN HUNT DEMICK KELLY KESSEL IIITCHCOCK LOWE NOLAN RAY STANLEY LINTZ WISE MAN BILL JEANNF PLUMB RONALD CRAWFORD MURIEL HARRISON S mar Editor ! lfdztw zu Cbze' Pt 4. l I NANCY HUTcr11Ns f NANCY LOWE , , B,,5j,,e5S Qgflflaggf- I Y Izdzfqr-111-Clszef . Run for your lives! ll' '!No, stay where you are! ! Here they come. Strike up the Band! Is it a Bird?!' Is it a Bee? No, it's not even Superman! ! '!IT'S THE RED AND WHITE STAFF! 'ladies and gentlemen!! Your attention please!! Our Ringrnasters, Jeanne Plumb, Nancy Lowe, and Nancy Ruttencutter, announce that the super-duper BU HII Art Editor BEVERLY FIELD DeMARTIN GEORGE SALINGER BOB ,A .V Photo circus issue of the Lowell High School Red amd White is now available. Come one, come all!! Tour with us through the Main Acts, visit the Strong Men, see our Headliners F! Spend the day under the Hayes Street Big Top! Barnum 65: Bailey was never like tbi5!! EXHIBITS Gilbert Pavlovsky John Bier Pferidenl Vice-Prefidenl Lee Falk Lorraine Forkgen Piwidwil Vim:-Pr'e,ridc11l L- , . 5. VRMHUN l' lg E J? LL Si m -' 1, in Fl' , YH- . X X U J M-14' 4 N l ' l Q A Ts x EY Q Q i X l 5 ' X :: X X Q E f N HAM., T., JSQWH, L Ur 'I '- 1 an Q ll ,- California Scholarship Federation Step right up newcomers! Swami-in- Chief Lee Falk is about to reveal the future of the CSF. Gazing into his crystal ball, he relates that his assistant Swamis, Vice- President Lorraine Forkgen and Secretary Harry Collis together with the rest of the cult will continue extensive coaching ser- vice as in the past. Future plans include a dance with hopes of an inter-school CSF gathering. For membership in this exclu- sive organization three A's and one B are required. CALIFORNIA SCHOLAR- SHIP FEDERATION Back row: Wolfen, Rupp- recht, Hotchncr, Bachelor, Adam, Chun, Sears, Wil- son, Falk, Wilbur, Louie, Smith, Pruett, Collis. Kou' 5: Swingley, Dakin, Kasa- nin, Lyon, Lee, MeKowen, Desky, Wacks, Henderson, Bennett, Eriksen, Evans, Riedeman, Bicr. Row 4.- Hammond, Kunz, Rees, Holshouser, Ailen, Siel, Noonan, Felice, Authauser, Hedberg, Young, Gibson, Lawrence, Steineke. Row 3: Caranor, Petroff, Coblentz, Konkel, Richardson, Han- ford, Houstoun, March, Wigmore, Leonard, Bucchi- aneri, Heyn, Kates, Kraus, Lee, Oldfield. Row 2: Schwabacher, Morgan, Sil- verstein, Bordwell, Berl, Stevens, Ellett, Kahn, Mai- er, Amandes, Deering, Klein, Lee, DeMartini. Franz wir: KIummings,McKenna,Hard- grave, Bcttman, Forkgcn. Minton, Pavlovsky, Sweet. Lesser, Waters, Petersen. johnson, Kealtey, Magnin. Holbert. l l SQ ' .EX 1 M .X , 1 fsxx J. -his My: wie? Qgnaiiffspi 3 '5 - ' -I ,--5 QXQHVQY. ig L N W 1 . I , v ,a SLAAX 2 Mme NAzr!vRA1HuN 'v 9 9 KNOWS Au. , ,sees Au, f See the stupendous sl1ow!! Come in and gaze breathlessly at the wonders you are about to see!l just ten cents, folks, the thin part of one dollar!! They walk, they talk!! They tell you of wonders supreme. Wlio are they? Why' they're our Barkers of course!! Why, last fall under the leadership of Chief Barker Nancy Lowe, Assistant Ronald Klein, Pen Scribbler Jocelyn Mitchell, and Money Keeper Richard Deering, the Barkers brought fame to the Low- ell Circus after winning every event they par- ticipated in. This spring, circus history is re- peating itself, thanks to Mr. Lorbeer, Chief Barker Ronald Klein, Assistant Ruth Schwa- hacher, Pen Scribbler jocclyn Mitchell, and Money Keeper Bob Bennett. Nancy Lowe Ronald Klein Ruth Schwabacher Plwidwzt Prwidgfvzl Vice-Pferldenl loanne Benin Richard Deering -lcrry Etta-Hokin DEBATING Burk ruuu' Wacks, Falk, Bastahlc, Deering, Spiegel- man, Bennett, Hotchner, Salinger, Ets-Hokin, Klein. Center row: Hirschfeld, Kaatz. Isaacs, Sal- inger, Sternenberg, Johnson, Merenbach, Magner, Figel, Miller. Profil 1'ou'.' Schwabacher, Gilbert. Heller, Lowe, Lorbeer, Henniger, Stone, Chapman, Blank. 111-112115 HEEUHBE W SHI BTU SLEPT HERE A Pennsylvania farmhouse is the site of the hilarious three-act comedy chosen as the Senior Play. Under a delusion ex- pressed in the title, Newton Fuller pur- chases the abandoned place. Later, he Ends the conclusion to be historically inaccurate, for Benedict Arnold, not George, slept in the dilapidation. After this temporary set-back, Newton's his- torical mistake exhibits real problems. Between incessant calls for more gravel, absence of adequate roofing, the neces- sity for transporting all water from an adjoining river, no road to the house, rising expenses, the Fuller budget suf- fers. In the meantime, daughter Madge gets into difficulties with the country theatricals. The climax is the visit of the 17 year locusts. Annabelle's impres- sion is that an Insect Convention has been called on the site! Trains, week-end guests, and finally the arrival of wealthy Uncle Stanley adds to the complications. At which point, Mr. Prescott, an amiable misanthrope, accuses the Fullers of encroaching on his property, digging a well which taps his water supply, as well as using his pri- vate road. And he is not happy at the childlike characteristics of playful Ray- mond, whom you would like hanging around your house-by the neck!! Pres- cott's threat of foreclosure forces Anna- belle to admit her love for the recondi- tioned wreck. At this time, to save the house, the Fullers brave the wrath of Uncle Stanley to ask his assistance, only to End his millions are non-existent. He decided that people would take care of him so long as there was a probability of inheritance, so why clisillusion them? An apple cider bout reverses the picture of the situation in the mlinds of all con- cerned, and only a suggestion is required to start house-wrecking before the fore- closure. After a methodical and efhcient job of hatchet-wielding, a surprise coup restores the possession to the Fullers, too late to forestall the deluge as a hurricane breaks about their ears! The audience goes out just where the play came in . . . what a circle!! - if .. .,,. . 5, .V g., . 2 1 M E 'h w 2 Ti? il if E3 3 I: 5 IX 15 Z' y Y 1 E? I 1 I , ' 3 W fi aw w f- 3, Q 5 'f:'l ,ggi W -ww? A Q ka Y WX'-', 'ff Q Q 4 j g f W fgfffy 1 1 2 -A' 1 42 vw va' 3 3 if 1 ,b I , . 5 O1 J -,zu Q xi A, .. v -'Qs-5 Q gb E .QR is WX v. V. E ELK 4 'fs Enix: K Q Q23 W? E ik' GIRLS' ADVANCED CQLEE Hack raw: Paul, Wagner, Mersitli Gallagher, Peck, Moore, Wlarc. Bloomquist, Butler, Beeler, Pinkus. Cezzlev' row: Walker, johnson, Po- min, McSwceney, Bennett, Craig, Bocci, Barnes, Ghelard, Burnt-ll Schiff, Glover. Front wrt-.' Del makas, McClymond, Roseveu. Clook, Sylvester, Miss Alexander, Petersen, Rennilson, Maluvsky, Block, Thomas, Mahoney, DANLE HAND liark ww: Berejkoll, Hulmutli, Sipes, Allen, Smith, Lockvmml. Kent. Front ruff: Baker, Aushcr- man, Sears, Hcrshcnuw, Blink, Olney. Neff, Kelly, llmlvriagn. A LAPPELLA CHOIR Hack row: Schwartz, jensen, L.:- Voic, Carr, Hunt, Sanderson, Cue' vas, Weber, West, Ruben. Cwzlw row: Sayad, Mersich, Artal, Com- fort, Desmond, Kinsman. Wfeuvcr. Politzer, Kyle. Stewart, Hutto, Merrill. Front row: Cook, Pierce, Schwarzinback, Bouyowklis, Crock- ett, Miss Alexander, Landon, XVastls. XY'oods. Wfilcs, Burns. MUSIC AVAN A-DVANCED BAND Binh row: Kraus, Harris, Helmutli, Reilly, Kent, Sipes, Smith, Desky, Allen, Lockwood, Roche, McNamara, Cmzlrf ww: Benedict, Block. Sockolov, Riedeman, Curtis, Weis5, Olnon, Olney, Hansen, Dumont. Franz wir: l.unn, Cohn, XVils0ri, Crebnssa, Prickaril, Ausherman, Bruker, Heycr, Gnmperts, Ascher, Sherman, Sears. CONVERT ORC QHESTR A 15,1112 1-uzr: Cfliiljiiin, Cutron, Baker, Fischer, Tennant, Brown, Desky, Magnus, Pavlovsky, Lee, I.eonarr.li Cenlfr raw: Bmith, Utecht, Terling, Nygren, Tellelsen. Kraus, Wfnoltlridge, Fortakoff, Wfaller, Psaltis, Wiseman, Epling, jackson, Greenly. Franz m14': Roberts, Pedersen, lNl.msfeldt, Collis, Brnnk, Drivckman, Mr. Krieger, Gale, March, Hemberger, Blair, Ricliarilsnn, Garner, Sunshine. ill BIG SISTERS Bark four: McKenna, Howell, Ferrell, Nolze, Trizuto, Kurrle, DeMartini, Siel, von dcr Meh- den, Southartl, Aiken, Clhauses Celllvr row: Hutchins, Demiek Lewis, Lee, Elkington, Cum mings, Pierson, Lawrence, Gil-1 son, Hedberg, Howell, N. XVlxite, Struckmeyer, Camp Iffnuf mu: Wfigzmore, Wfool drielge, Konings, Petroff, XVat ers, Young, Close, Magnin Lesser, Courteney, Morgan Bettman. r -.if 123 OFFICE ASSISTANTS Bark ww: Maher, XVillbi1ek, Boreta, Amamies, Thurston, Putney, XVilson. Center row: Glaf kides, Clark, Vnloria, Louie. Morris, Ilordwcll, Cowell, Loewenguth, Mansean, Taylor, B. Pierson. Franz row: Lawrence, Demiek, XVishan, Lambertsen, Emerson, Marx, Mr. Monroe f-lj BIG SISTERS Bark roam' Heller, Clifford, Freeman, Utcfht, Peterson, McClym0nd, Springsteen, Brooker, John son, Walker, Solomon, Glafkirles. Currier 1'nu': Levison Davis, Comfort, Peterson, Levin Taylor, Chauses, Lore, Stone. Poncetta, Comfort, S., Smirnoff, Lehmann, Smith, Holshouser, Attinger. Ffont raw: Pollock: Hoyt, I-Iall, Arnstein, Forkgen, Levy, Anderson, Bartlett, Branclen, Block. GJ SCIENCE ASSISTANTS ' Bark foie: Rupprecht, Amandes, Kohn. Front 1 wir: Xwilsnn, Bennett, Ricdeman. C53 BOND STAFF Bark row: Stow, Sieroty, Stone, MCKeever Rosekrans. From mir: Magnin, Mrs. Rrede man, McKee, Rea. BU T5 Q11 LIBRARY STAFF Bark row: Hedberg, Solomon, Chysosky, Betschart, Cohen, Platt, Gumbrecht, Bucchianeri, Lagomarsino, Klinkan, Auf- hauser, Jorgensen, Lewis,Young, Lawrence. Center row: Powell, Frankel, Blauney, Collis, Pav- lovsky, Murray, Nolan, Mc- Vey, Angin, Herring, Lambert. Hail, Clifford, White, From row: Garreiro, Southard, Hard- grave, Littlepage, Young, Bia- gini, George, Felice, Hunt, Craig, Smith, Geissberger, Gib- son, Hedberg, Steineke, Siel. Q2 I LOCKERS Burl: row: Aboudara, Mr. Sanders, Edwards. Front f01L'.' Hoyt, LeMieux. Q41 RADIO CLUB Buck row: Pruett, Amandes, Pavlovsky, Trow- bridge, Silverstein, Front row: Lee, Loret, Aiken, Varnhagen. C31 OFFICE ASSISTANTS Burk row: Lorton, Flahavan, johnson, Evers, LaBerge, Beaver, Kohlbecher, Ganyard, Sevadley Canter row: Brooker, Springsteen, Herman, Lee, Elkington, Howell, Farrell, Cook, Cummings McKenna, Forkgen, Rhondes, Evers, Bartlett. Franz row: Lehmann, Simu.s, Friend, George Morgan, Miss Harrison, Camp, Waters, Levison, Super, Howell, Hemherger. Q53 BIG BROTHERS Bark row: Lindauer, Nelson, Duvaras, Lawrence, TIIUISKOU, Miller. Borcta, Mameau, MOHYOC Fronl rnuu' Wilson, Evers, Simmons, Beaver, Marx, Bordwell, Morris, Kelly, Willback, Johnson , , :NV K . -lg 5 QM XI x 'a gf WM fam RIFLE TEAM Bark ww: Wilkinsixn, Daniel, Garvin, Skidmore, Evans, II- yin. From rout Estavan Marks, Dresel, Sgt. Grimes, Hungerford, juhnson, Gumpel Schmidt. RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS Tw 1-auf: Colonel Lmdauer, Lt.-Colonel Patton, Mayor Stevenson, Captain Curtis, Captain Henderson, Captain Roberts, Captain Rothen- berg. Row 3: Captain Sieroty, Captain Spruance, lst Lieut. Bundy,1s1 Lieut. Donovan, lst Lieut. Dresel, lst Lieut. johnson. Row 2: Ist Lieut. Keeney. Ist Lieut. Longman, lst Lieut. Marks. 15tI.ieut. Murray, 2nd Lieut. Bennett, 2nd Lieut. Hungerford, 2nd Lieut. Lunn. Boilom raw: 2nd Lieut. Raasch, 2nd Lieut. Raffetto, 2nd Lieut. Swift, Warrant Officer XVeiss. nr. ss NON-CQOMMISSIONED OFFICERS Bark rozv: Hopper. Harrison. Olson, Lollett, Daniel, Higgins, Block, Hitkok, Evrins. MtSwain, Clarke, Rich, Skid- more, Dozier, Brill, Gillette. Cmrrr mum' Anmuth. Sears, Salinger, llyin, Ellsworth, Spiegelman, MacDade, Dumont, Estavan, Bloom, Wilkinson, Prichard, Pitkin, Rupprecht, Payne. F1-0111 raw: Gomperts, Habeeb, Ralfetto, Noonan, Fitch. Gumpel, Longman, Selby, Sgt. Grimes, Swift, Murray, I.unn, Stone, Bennett, McCann, Schmidt, Raasch. R.O.T.C, BAND Hulk Mirza' Lunn. Kraus. Kent, Reilly, Prichard. Hever, Slpes. Desky, Allen, flelli, Lockwood, Roche, Dresel, Mc Namara. Fran! row: McRae, Olney, Crebnssa, Wilson, Aushermnn, Curtis, Weiss, Gomperts, Ascher, Dumont Sherman, Olsen, Sears. COMPANY A Bark 1'0'1.l'.' McKowen, Fournier, Ellinghouse, Rosso, Tuohy, Wong, Baier, Foge. Currier row: Skidmore, Harrison, Hotchner, Loret, Whitchurch, Miller, jegi, Abreu, Brown, Hopper. Iimflf ww: MucDude, Brill, Clarke, Marks, Hen- derson. Dresel, Longman, DuMont, McSwain, Ralfettn. 1112 COMPANY B Bark row: Gfroerer, O'Brien. Collis, Vrecland, Baker, Bridgman, Furlong. Russell. Fochr, Cohn, Stephenson, Ulm, Burge, Donavon, Arribere, Washington, Demakas, Glenn. CL'77lf1' raw: Evans, Hickok, Dozier, Higgins, Babow, White, Fried, Hammon, Birenbaum, Brousseau, Patton, Cary, Rude, Schiessel, Grove, Cantwell. Front row: Colt, Gillette, Chilstrom, Noonan, Habeeb, Swift, Gumpel, Hungerford, Bundy, Casey, Keeney, Fitch, Robinson, Hartley, Schmidt, Wilkenson, Anmuth, Wolfe, Maier. COMPANY C Bark row: Sunshine, Chambers, Bruch, Spain, Strauss, Meeuwig, MuKowen, Cnmpanella, Rnften, Hodges, Battle Cqnler raw: Lee, Murdock, Ehe ts. Pitkin. Block, l-little. O'B'ie1, Lusto, Olson. Fran! f'ozc'.' Cfnllctt, Mdfann, Selby Weiss, Donovan, Rothenberg, Hcrshcnow, Raasch, Ellsworth, Rupprecht. COMPANY D Bdfk HIV JQYCC- MUFPIW, Calvert, Pond, Conway, Morel, Bunker, Bush. Cenlur row: Lintlenau, Garvin, Payne, Bloom, Morris, Ilym, Chapman, Marshall, Salinger. G. F1-mn mir: Rich, McRae, Estavm, Sivroty, Stevenggn john. son, Murray, Bennett, Stone, Daniel. 3 65' saw A m SW 6 ' Q 411535, A r . A 4 17 A Zu XSS sv' x ttf? K ir A 1 E M 'flu X v EZ' if QA, 'lf W XMKXM X g X W XW I X X 4 Wa 31'r'l'f97 4 A 1 4 y i ,.' u 1 GLADIATGRS W 's we, 3, if Y . '21 - qw A 'pg' :- 1 9' W, : ' .0 2. 1, Wndxi' i 1 iffy? ,, 1 Q, ,-,li ,US N4 N, F L9 1, T!- 4 1 . , i, X , fx .- 5 K yn , ...wa , Xv,,.x..w , Koi ,I 'T f 3 5 5 E X s 'fb 'ix sf!!! if wx YQ, ..aa-msg 3' NW K4 4' as-4,-7... 4' f 4 a 'Aw 'nv Ns vi 0 , Y fi, , .lg- ft Q , br HEY x A5 xff 1 ..cf f' X Liu I li i .Kurt A A BE. Due to pre-season injuries of Quarter- backs Moscrop and Williams and Full- back Gitchell, the future varsity started slowly. After a few games under their belts, the Indian Papooses met the Com- merce Pups and were edged by a margin of 7 to 6. A pass from Quarterback Mouse Moscrop to lanky End Simmons netted the score. This was the closest the team came to victory this season. Coach Lighty says, Maybe next time! There was some fine material this year. Look for these names on the 1945 varsity: Neshanian, Gitchell, Jenson, Moscrop, and Williains in the backfieldg Baker, Kluge, Brooks, Putney, Dunn, and Sim- mons in the line. A An. GOOF FOOTBALL Bath row: Mr. Lighty, Colt, Meyer, Haney, Bloch, Perstein, Herzstein, Alterman, Stevens, Nyhan. Naify, Qhessc. Row 3: Lynd, Kessler, Kuhncr, Cunningham, Knosis. Maier, Brennan, Sheldon, Goforth, Bartlett, Raw 2.' Gitchell, Priest, Konkcl, Baker, Ryan, Boreta. Hurstmeyer. Moscrop, Putney, Livingston, Ringchop. Fran! row: Burton, Brooks, XVolIenberg, Simmons, Oberg, Simpson, Neslmnian, Dunn. 1 EU TIJHTIU ISTS .... A Z ,.., Yr ' A L ' .... A 5' f ...,, l K E YK' L ' - .. Q ,fx f 2 iw 2 :rim 1: X' 2as5saaaae1is5s:::: Wim .,'- -E Vsiaaerv V sw ,Egg a vg Jie V2 3121: . X11 X, v f -vrrv - . ,e V V, 4 L,-.5. 3 :A s ---- - -, ss :si ,wwf ,,:ggs,,: ::::::,:g:u,: .-::::::::::::::::,.ewaaa.. . . 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A wg ig IQA wg 'lf 1 W 1ff?ff'f22 f ' W1'f - 'lf 'lf -K pgflg f mm, f m M ngzf 5 w l 'f X ,,,.,,,,.....g ,ii W 2-Qi-ffwl Pa.--: .: ':a-'r-S 51 Q Q I ' L3 .5::3::,5 9 , x ,::g: ---f - :-: I x A S W 273 ' S 5 E 1 'E' 'lf iff 1 QT. , U , , R .g hfqfsf XX ...Q -.. M! fi 5, .,., . ,fi dl, J, 3 wr' W 1 'f V? ' i WW? X r f ,, . gif ie , Q, S E H-.JK-3-ig. if ,rv STHU BOYS' BLOCK L Burk row: McPhee, McKeon, jordan, Evers. Kohn, Wlaketield. Tambcrg, Huber, Boreta, Thurston, Gitchell, Duva ras, Nolan, Rosekrans, Stewart. CL'71ft'1'1'0llf'Z Nnckortl, Fish, Moore, Emanuelson, Lawrence, Scovil, Treasrau, Wfulf Mr. Neff, Flahnvan, Torres, Riggins, Simmons, Nelson, Fracchia, Block. Franz row: Smith, Toner, Hanford, Beaver Maher, johnson, Willback, Bordwell, Marx, Morris, Mycrs, Ransohoff, Smith, Valoria, Shemano, Rosenberg. BOYS' BLOCK L Bark 7'0ll',' Shelley, Sugarman, Griftin, Louie, Henry, Bantle, Murray, Scroggy, Stroud, Manseau, Ganyard, Dinkel spiel, Glikbarg, Marre, Davis, Wlare, Eakcr, Silverstein. Cvnfer row: Healy, Schiavone, Hayward, Carr, Gomez, Her ring, Crawford, Kahn, Sockolov, Noonan, Smith, Solomon, Edwards, Swanson, O'Neill, Mulready, Bauldauf. Mul lowney. Franz row: Barnett, Swingley, Silva, Fisher, West, Pederson, Dow, Von der Male, Mr. Monroe, Fudem Fulton, Stanley, Olson, Kohlbecker, Nedcrman, Morse, Kelly. TRAFFIC SQUAD fBottomJ Bark 10111: Nelson, Hand, Schiavone, Simmons, Mailloux, Kohn, King, Stroud, Rose, Watt, Shelley, McVey Front row: Nolan, Ilyin, Clerf, Bergerot, Pond, Dow, Mr. Alger, Carr, O'Leary, Harris, Bauldauf, Dcwberry, Angin UNDER THE .1 - BIB TUP SXVIMMING 1311412 wiv: Sims, jones, Hedberg, Lysander, French. Miley, Lewis. Girss, Helms, Beland, Cfhiljizxn, Green, Rnsekind. lfullifi mu: Bur- ket, Kunz, Henry, jneohs. Lzlntry, Bouyonklis, Duviir ras, Hiller, Nnrwall, Frau- er, Christensen. Druchl. Iirnrzl mir: Davey, Lagu- mnrsino, Stnvsky, Hansen. Fournier, XVgirdl:1w, Misx Adams, Levisim, Aahlwy. Gegun. Fraxnkenlverg, Al- linsun, l.:igm111x1'sinu, DANCING Burk rnilu' Gill, Bryant Peters, Allinsun, Gentilli johnson, Williilins, Cass Mac'Dnngrld. Glover, Clark Front fouu' Clifford, T0 mich, jurgemen, Stung Struckmeyer, Miss Boehm, Pctrofl, Morgan. Shilwinsky Jarkich, Mersieh. IIE TEH SXVIIXIMINC1 limb mir: Schuldt, Fxxmmis Beavers, Schmelzcr, Miley Glnzier, Grutzmzicher, Hu stun, Freeman, lieeler, Heg- glund. Clartwright. Curllw mir: McKee. Argnll, Har- der. Huymond, Schmidt, Skundin. lirunks, Xveaver. Isuircsnn, Smirle, Kyle. Liercke. Ifwul mn' .' Clif- ford, Clirrk, Attinger Quilndt, Freeman, J., Bm ram, Fisher, DeMartini XVaters, H., XVMU5, P. Schcidtmim, Esser, HI ICE SKATING Burk row: King, Miller, Demick, Meyers, Howard, Brooks, Hull, lsrael. Dunw- das, Gulick, Stewart, Sy-la vester, Schenck, Rhoades, f.Yr.'P1I:'l' razr: Singleton, Trowbridge, Santerelli, jo- go, MCClym0nd, Rosevear, MacDonald, Clayton. Stone, jellins, Wiseman, Hinder, Mahoney, Sinn. Frwzl row: Iles, Konchol- ski, Castilla, Lane, Kop- pich, Mortimer, Platt. Mrs. Saville, Hoffman, Wall, Clinton, San Felipe. Bloomfield, Rowan, and Thomas. mon, Kaufman HADMINTUN AND TABLE TENNIS limi wiv: Lawrence, Larr- er, Allan, Powell, Lewis, Herman, Morse, Simon, Friend. Lerzlrr row: Wal! lace, Weiler, Gass, Maier Hasson. Olivares, Kreling Norwall, Moser, Jorgensen Frankel. Fran! mir: Young, Barnum, Carter, Goldsmith Brown, Glafkides, Hem- hergcr, Young, Gibson Geissherger, Lawrente, M. s RIDING Iiuuk row: Slel McCul lougli, Wilshire Mooney Lee, Taylor, Townsend Hitchcock, Lorton Grim wood, Isaacs, Schvvedhelm Clark, jones, Ware Center mrs: Rea, Fisher Waters Brocato, Southard Rhnade Berwick, Lehman Hunt Evers. Lauterwasser Rosen wald, Hunt, Aslan Fran! ww: Howell, Morgan A ken, Sitzman, Aiken D Barnes, Gumbretht Miss Adams, Coblentz David son, Saltzman, Friend 5 IIE TEH HI BASKETBALL BASEBALL To Left Bark row Glafkides Mitchell, Vieira, Keatley, Anderson, Top Right-Bafk row: Leomrd Powell Sayad Ludemann jones Beam Powell Dehe Fmnt mu Loviner, Lee, Brown, Mrs. Dole, Kuqrtzweil, Rose. Franz mu jnrgcnsen Heskins Coat Miss Flynn Saper Seghien Schwabachcr Kelleher. Wigmore, Kch, Rose. RIDING Center-Back row: Breenberg, LeMieux, Lloyds, Sutherland, Potter Hamlyn, MacKenzie, Druehl, Modlin, Peterson, llflisiwu cr. licttman Burnstein, Emmons, Puckhaber. Center row: Magnus, McCague Wahle, Wright, Hammond, Frisbie, Cohn, Carstens, Ellis, Magnus Gegan, Argall, Smith, Frankenberg, johnson. Fran! foul: Hirsch feld, Wiseman, Figel, Holbert, Kahn, Milter, Rodin, Levy, Falk Houstoun, White, Freeman, DeMartin, Lehmann, Hallehough. BICYCLING Bottom-Burk row: Davis, Artal, Kurrle, Smith, Garbarine, Biagini Ruttencutter, Walker, Eddy. Front row: Siherman, Wallier, Schepps von der Mehden, Field, Blank, Mullan, Smith, R, BLE IIHEH BELLE5 LENIC STRLII KM YY I-.R lilrirk I, I-'znidmr F l Mm, l c 1 1 l l i l i l l ui xx me iff iii' Hlfglnf . t U.- at-'rim GIRLS' MANAGERS Bark row: Brown, Hemberger, Glafkides, Platt, Von der Mehden, Gumbrecht, Wigmore M0rgar1,lStruCkmeyQr. from fflllh' Sylvester, McKenna, Miss Boehm, Mrs. Dole, Miss Flynn Mrs, Smith, Mrs. baville, Miss Adams, Levrsnn, Petrotf. GIRLS' BLOCK L MARY NW URUWV' MtKenna, Lorton. Schcnck, Punfctta Gibson, Miss Flynn, Struck- clmf U4 .air-was ' limb row: Mooney, Gumbrcllmt, Cirimwnnd, Glzrzier, Leonard, Young, Hedberg, W'hite. Lawrence, Hulbert, Wigmore. Front row: Demick, mcycr, Lee, Roscnwnld, Oldfield, l.cc, G. l M ARY LRE lilac! 1, 5fmf.r, ,V Avmcixmifr unison Blank L Sefrzlary THE E I 1 . . , ,. ? a fi o 0 9 o 0 o 0 0 0 ' V. . E , i i J 7f'f 7 L 1. i.. i ' - Q NNIE UAHLEY5 We, the ringmasters of the fall and spring shows, being in sound mind and body, do hereby hand out our Annie Oakleys to the following performers who have aided us with the big show under the Big Top: Mr. Barry, our greying adviser, who did so much, we can't thank him enough, Mr. Stephens, Miss La Coste, and Mr. Monroe, who put up with our ravings, Miss Harrison, who lent us her Don Amechel' so often, and with a smile, Mr. K. Elder, Mr. N. Levy, and Mr. Peterson ofqthe Walter Mann Co., and Mr. Watson and Mr. Tappendorff of the Lexicon Press, who printed and engraved our advance publicity, Mr. Doherty of the Fisher Studios, who shot our stage hands, the OPA, who out of the good- ness of their darling little hearts, gave us a priority for Elm, and last, but not least, the staff who moaned louder than we did, but really did some good work, especially Bob McVey, Barbara Preston, and Ronald Crawford, whose respective photography, art work, and general dirty work helped us immensely. All in all, it was a good performance!!! l Nancy Lowe, Editor Jeanne Plumb, Editor Nancy Ruttencutter, Editor