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

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Summer: an 7a Winery ?76a,oea Summer vacation is herell For three months Lowell students can leave the old brick building in darkness and set out for a summer of fun. Lake Tahoe and Russian River, the moun- tains and the seashore, will see a lot ot Lowell students! Adobe Creek and Fairfax will see Lowellites on Saturdays and Sundays. And China Beach will be crowded all summer long. Kids from Lowell can have fun, no matter what they do. The crew up at Lake Tahoe or the gang at Russian River have no more fun than the groups ot Lowell students that gather at Fairfax on Sundays or who dance at Adobe Creek on Saturday nights. Some believe in suntans in their own back- yard. And when the weather is nice, Lowell in- mates gather to have their own picnics and suntan oil parties. Summer vacations can be fun, and Lowell students make sure they arelll ..24..

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HIGH FROSH - 322 FRONT ROW CL to RJ: Rosinsky, Sorensen, Provenzo, Millett, Perry, Shira, Mierson, Silverman, Shaw. SECOND ROW: Page, Rayla, Shigley, Rosenberg, Palmer, Schenk, Sawyer, Peoples, Sullivan. TOP ROW: Stern, Rosene, Rol- dan, Simpson, Seager, Ryman, Schwartz, Taicahash, Ryan. HIGH FROSH-403 FRONT ROW lL to RJ: Wollett, Weddelton, Tabouret, Weyrauch, Ward, Otto, Noguera, Veale, Young. SECOND ROW: Wright, Weisshaar, MacPherson, Wirth, Sugarman, Taylor, Wilkins, Williams. TOP ROW: Peevey, Underwood, Werner, Weissenburger, Rose, hite. 695 me 6664464 .law LOW FROSH-139 FRONT ROW CL to RJ: Dixon, Douthit, DeMun, Belton, Blumenfeld, Bocek, Alter, Aizenburg, Dowling. SECOND ROW: Adams, Clark, Brewer, Brooks, Asinoff, D. Brookes, Blum, Belkin. BACK ROW: Blakemore, Burnett, Caylor, Beales, Barnblat, Gooch, Abitsch, Briar. LOW FROSH--219 FRONT ROW CL to Rl: Rosen, Sibell, Samuels, Smith, Vlahos, Stendell, Sponaugle, Sirbee. SECOND ROW: Vargo, Lubarsky, Laing, Ross, Riddle, Rich, Thomson, Popovich, Russ. BACK ROW: Nolan, Rockstrah, Merrill, Mattson, Nazaroft, Sevier, Redford, Minney. 6644444 LOW FROSH - 'IO6 FRONT ROW KL to Rl: Klein, Jacobson, Kissock, Leeds, Hanson, Hom, Ingram, Holtz, Larnar. SECOND ROW: Fish- er, Leland, Hurff, Karavos, Jacobs, Fuerst, May, Keller, Green, BACK ROW: Hammon, Erb, Henry, Hansen, lnouye, Herst, Katsuyama. LOW FROSH 4 218 FRONT ROW il. to Rl: Elman, Woo, Tzvikevich, Melmon, Egbert, Yarnell, Warner, Lee, Morie. SECOND ROW: Long, Sherrod, Breit, Grider, McKenzie, Young, Keller. BACK ROW: Delagnes, Debenham, Matelli, Cleary, Didriksen, Dunn, Welsh.

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4m ima 'a Weak, aa Where do students work the hardest, study the longest, and complain the loudest? Why, in each and every one ot Lowell's 6l classrooms, naturally. As the pictures on this page show, most Lowellites do have a serious side, and are usually pretty earnest about their stud- ies. This is proven by the high record Lowell graduates main- tain in their college work, Lowell has always had a well- rounded diet ot academic, so- cial and athletic activities,This I is due, no doubt, to the care- ful planning of the chief cooks, our teachers, and to the healthy appetites ot the students. l-Some happy freshmen in Miss Schou's class. 2-Turn off that charm, Bixby. Miss Kellogg's physiology lab is no place for it. 3-Mr. Barker's mathematical geniuses take time out for our photographer. 4-Future Republicans in Mr. Bass's Senior Civics Class. 5-Some serious students learning the meaning ot QUO VADlS in Miss Whitaker's Latin class. 6- Posture Per- fect is the theme of another one of Mr. Bass's Senior Civics classes,