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

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VIRGINIA TILDEN SHIRLEY McVEY Fall Editor Spring Editor 7 74 Here it is-your yearbook and Lowell's seventy-eighth Red and White. What, actually, IS an annual, a journal or whatever you may call it? Well-surprise! - it's a book, children. But a certain kind of book. The theme for this year's journal has been chosen as Indian Music, because our school operates like a combination of musical notes blended into a perfect, or almost perfect, har- mony. For instance, an Indian war chant could mean competition on the athletic field, or an Indian love song could mean our rallies and dances, and an Indian harmony could mean the perfectly timed scholastic semester. That's music? To most of the guys and dolls on the reser- vation the yearbook means just one thing - PICTURES. There are pictures of us, of our teams, of our dances, rallies, classes, vacations, and, oh, yes, even of our teachers. We remember that March Fifth, Monday when all Lowell was saddened to learn of the week - end automobile accident death of a beloved teacher, Mrs. Kuhnle. We have dedi- cated this year's Red and White to her memory. We remember Mike Voyne, our old football coach. Well, there is a two-page memorial I I I complete with pictures of Lowell football teams, back ten or even twenty years, This is our humble offering to you-the student body. You will spend a minute or two looking at each page. To those on the staff these 96 pages represent hours and hours of work- honest! But it has a deeper meaning to 256 members of the tribe. It means the end of four long years of study and of fun - it means the breaking off long friendships between the student and the teach- ers. It means the losing of some real close companions! That's the real reason for a book such as the Red and White, to which they, the parting seniors, can, and will, refer in the years to come. Ask some of the teachers here, or the parents who are alumni, or recent grads - if they still have their old yearbooks. The answer in prac- tically every case will be a loud and strong, yesl To the student body officers who leave, it means a permanent record of their accom- plishments in high school! lt means a record of that snow trip, or of the days of relaxation at the River, or the kicks in the court at lunch time. So, here it is. We think it's a good book - we hope you do tool