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

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,4 Wow MZ 7010144 Um 7aca6Zq Miss J. Anderson, Mrs. A. L. Bach, Mr. W. E. Baker, Miss F. Balensiefer, Mr. I. C, Barker, Mrs. C. Bass, Mr. G. W. Bass, Mr. S. F. Berry, Mr. B. Brauer, Sgt. G. Brigham, Mrs. E. B. Catelli, Miss M. Chase, Mrs. M. S. Close, Mrs. l. M. Cooper, Mr. F. G. Driscoll, Mr. W, C. Drysdale, Mrs. V. E. East, Mr. N. C. Fast, Mr. W. E. Feiling, and Miss D. Flynn. Out of breath yet? There's still more, you know: Sgt. Ff Fry, Mr. E. D. Gallagher, Mr, L. S. Gerlough, Mrs. H. A. Haven, Miss M. Heaton, Mr. R. B. Hyink, Mr. D. Jamison, Mrs. E. B. Kallberg, Mrs. A. O. Lennon, Miss M. H. LeSeur, Mr. G. C. Lorbeer, Miss I. Mathisen. The list continues: Miss U. L. McBean, Mr. C. J. McCarthy, Mr. O. H, McCord, Miss B. M. Mensnig, Miss G. Metaclf, Mr. E. G. Minkwitz, Mr. B. H. Neff, Mr. J. W. Patterson, Miss G. I. Reston, Miss E. M. Schou, Mr. A. Schwartz, Miss S. Cheikeri, Miss E. G. Scott, Mrs. L. B. Smith, Miss C. Strauss, Mr. D. Travers, Miss M. Vasilatos, Mrs. A. K. Wallach, Mr. C. F. Walsh, Miss A. Whitaker, and Mr. J. B. World. Although the following people do not teach, they deserve much credit for keeping the homefires burning: Mrs. A. Barr, Atten- dance and Book Room, Mrs, G. Cahen, Atten- dance Clerk, Miss E. P. Harrison, our faithful secretary to Miss Pence, Mrs. l. Nadeau, trans- cript clerk, and Mr. R. J. Wurm, bookkeeper. We will not forget those who really keep the fires burning: Mr. H. Mindew, chief engineer, and Mr. E. Ward. Child, when you grow up and go to Lowell, there'll be a brand new modern building. Lucky youl This familiar saying was hopefully ut- tered by those of us who have older brothers or sisters who have graduated from our alma mater when we were going through the bread and jam stage. Even though the building may be old, we couldn't be any prouder of a fine high school with its great faculty, lasting traditions, and a standard no other school has yet to equal. ' Miss E. M. Schou Miss E. Kellogg M555 G. Metcalf Mr. E. Leubner Mr. O. H. McCord Mr' D, Jamison Miss D. Kerner Mrs. E. B. Catelli Miss H, A, Welch ..7..

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Miss D. Flynn Mr. L. S. Gerlough Mr. S. K. Polland Mr. G. W. Bass Mrs. H. A. Haven Miss M. K. McBride MVS- l- M- COODSF Mr. W. E. Baker Mr. J. B. World 00: 74646 payed Zan 7065! ,See Ding a ling-ling boingl Darn that old alarm clock, anyway! -that is the familiar phrase practically all of us are disgustedly compelled to remark each morning when we open our eyes to face another day of the same old. weary grind. After shutting the alarm off, we might roll over and steal another forty winks with the knowledge, I just know l'm going to be late! No, students aren't the only sufferers who have to rise - sixty-eight members of the Lowell faculty have to rise and shine, just as you and l, to face the fact that there's a long, important job ahead of each of us. lt is with great pride that we are able to proclaim our roll of honor containing the names of the faculty who graduated from Lo- well some odd years ago. Miss Pence, Miss Lorigan, Mr. Anino, Miss Boehm, Miss Mc- Bride, Miss Graeber, Miss Kellogg, Miss Ker- ner, Mr. Leubner, Mrs. LoForti, Mr. Living- stone, Mr. Milton, and Miss Reston. Yes, all our faculty, like us, have trudged to the old red brick schoolhouse of fifty four registries, in all kinds of weather. As you probably have had drummed into your ears ever since your entrance into our beloved wigwam, Lowell is predominately a college preparatory school. We are especially proud of our various departments and fine supervisors of each department. The heads of departments are: English, Mr. S. K. Polland, Mathematics, Miss H. A. Welch, Instrumental Music, Mr. Krieger, History, Mr. Karpenstein, lacting headl and head counselor, Language, Miss Osuna, and our Science chairman, Miss F. Dealtry. The other members of our faculty who de- serve honorable mention are: H5-

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PETE KISTLER KIRSTEN DENKER Fall President Fall Vice-President RAY PERKINS VIRGINIA WARE Fall Treasurer Fall Secretary Popular Virginia Ware was elected to the minute-keeping job. Aside from being a Big Sister and on the Block L, Ginny was also L-4 Vice President and active in the GAA. Our former Head Yell Leader and track star, Ray Perkins, was elected to the job of keeping our school's finances in good order. Ray could be found most any time counting money in l43 Loaded with energy and school spirit, Head Yell Leader, Carter Cohen, was on hand at all the games to give our team the support they needed. Head Squaw on the Red and White this term is Kay Takakuwa. Besides bossing the RSQW staff, Kay had time to participate in the Big Sisters, Shield and the Block L. From Z to A, Zena Abers adds up as a mighty fine editor of the Lowell. On the Shield and Big Sisters, Block L and Dance Committee, Zena gave many hours of her time to put out six wonderful editions of the paper. Our Assistant Yell Leaders, Barry Gilbert and Leland Levy, deserve special crdeit for the fine spirit they showed at games. They helped to keep the Lowell spirit high in the rooting sec: tion. 466 .leawlew The idol of every Freshman - the envy of every Sophomore -- the ambition of every Junior - the pride of every Senior. Who or what is it? A Student Body officer. Up on the platform during the rallies and wearing a friendly grin in the halls is Pete Kistler, our Student Body President. Pete, as our chief, has participated in many Lowell ac- tivities and displays tremendous school spirit. A member of the Scroll, C.S.F., and Dance Committee, Pete is best known for his ability on the football field. Blond, blue-eyed Kirsten Dencker was chosen to be head squaw for the Fall. Kirsten's school activities include the Shield, Big Sisters, GAA, and the Rally Committee. CARTER COHEN PATSY SPEER Fall Head Yell Leader Fall Girls' Head Yell Leader ZENA ABERS KAY TAKAKUWA Lowell Editor Red 81 White Editor gy 197 95' -'Qiv2?2.h'.,.W,