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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

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' - 5 Q N QQ vi X Q Q :N Shri ' , 1 ' , I D H of J rm e 1 5 3 ' V m 8 O P I i 5 P1 e d B y L jf WWA Bvhrmirnn The days ot chivalry are gone' Gone wuth those days are the feats ot bold kmghts and brave ladies who fought for trlendshlp and tor the tradutlon and belnets that they held dear However here at Lowell Hugh School In the year l953 we have a luttle lady she IS not more than tuve foot three nnches tall who we know would equal and surpass the deeds ot Snr Lancelot an order to manntaln Lowells high splrlt and tradltlon Her splrlt IS as great as ours and her heart IS twlce as bug' This llttle lady was born Edith Harrlson on the great Island terrltory of Hawan where she spent most ot her lute For three years she at tended the Unlverslty ot Hawalu and then the Islands lost a superior student but Lowell gamed an mdnspensable school secretary as she might more sultably be called Loyal Custodlan Miss Harrison has served Lowell under tour prlnclpals Mr Crotts Mr Stevens Mr Hull and tunally Muss Pence As she modestly puts It she has been here a lnttle over ten years lt ns not dnttlcult to understand why Muss Harrison has endeared herself to all who know her Ask any one of the students clamoring smlle and trlendly personality are not hard to take So thank you Mlss Harrison from all ot us tor all that you have done We could never get along without you Therefore as a token ot our truendshnp and gratltude we deducate to you Mlss Harrison the result ot our months of hard work e new l953 RED AND WHITE ' 6 6 . . . l l T ' 1 - 1 ' I 1 . . . , , I I ' ll ' ll f . . . . . . . . . , ' . . . . . . . . to work In Miss Harrison's office. Her warm ' I I I , . ' I , I . . . ' ' ' , or I I I ' ' -th ' I ' Il ..2... ' PIN? Rush rush rush The present pace Can truly be called The Human Race' We thought perhaps to cogltate On kmghthood and Its bygone state Might be to us a sort of tonlc To counter balance the Super Sonic' Hence this book a resurrection For your crltucal mspectlon. 1 l 7 . ' - f a ' . 5 , I ' in 0 . , s. I I l 1 I . I GBM Ahminintrzltnrn MISS PENCE Principal What lies ahead as we approach June l953? For all but our high seniors there will be just the usual summer vacation and a delightful one, we hope. Before those students who are graduating there lies the wide horizon with many plans to choose from - preparation for entrance into college or uni- versity life, the beginning of military service, launching upon a vocational career, marriage and homemaking. Whichever path each of you may choose, members of the Class of June l953 we wish you the best of success We hope that the lessons and experiences you have had here at Lowell will prove of genuine practical value to you Lessons you have learned in the classroom should play a part in your success but of equal value should be the lessons in good sportsmanship service integrity reliability initiative and the courage to persist whatever problems may arise Congratulations on your graduation and may your future be rich in success' Edith E Pence Principal I am confident that this June l953 class will take its place among the finest Lowell has graduated You can make the most of your abilities and opportunities if you have devel oped the sense of values which Lowell has always aimed to instill that will guide you in the exercise of self discipline self understand ing and self direction With character built on such a foundation you will attain real success and happiness May your lives be rich n achievement and rewarding in service to others mam I 2 X P Z 'U fn Z us : 1445? Z U m m 3 o -Q. T o -4 V1 mam iz 1-.. Gladys Lorngan Dean of Girls s!w 'E MISS LORRIGAN Dean of Girls To the members of the January and June Classes of i953 Congratulations and best wishes for success and happiness as you continue your education or enter your vocation same high ideals and standard the splendid sportsmanship the kindly friendliness and the fine spirit of service which makes The Lowell Tradition one to which her students her thousands of graduates and her faculty are so loyally devoted Your years at Lowell have been marked with many accomplishments in classrooms in ath letic and other contests on the stage and the platform You will remember with pleasure the many friendships and activities which made your years at Lowell pass so quickly and plea santly We have faith that as you leave us you will take up the challenge to help the world achieve iustice understanding and peace Henry Karpenstein Acting Dean of Boys , . , , . I . . I I I I I if S i . . I , 2 N.. gay - - ' ' ' , - .ew . . '- , , ' . L S W I , - . ' v , - - A . . . . S l V, K fi . - - - ' WL no f A fu I . ,.. . - A -yjgi g't We are confident that you will carry on the 'Q 5 E4 , f , ' ' ' 4, ii' L gg . 'f if A We Vi 1, - , . ii Helping in Miss Lorigans office are Joan Conlan Susan Hurff Barbara Batmale and Joanne Alioto Mr Karpenstem and Gail Mes sina Clay Bradley Mary Jones and Allan Sommer M..,.., L ,ie W ,........,... 4 umvllrivn 661112 Swrnrrr Ask any Lowell student what is the thing to do and the reply will be work in an office Whether it be Miss Harrison s Miss Lorigan s Mr Karpenstein s the Library or the attend ance office everyone agrees that it is a must to work for someone' And looking at all the happy faces on these pages you can gather that they really have a wonderful time First let s look in on Miss Harrison s office and see what there is to do There are errands to run phone calls to answer and many other lobs that keep Miss Harrison and her helpers busy Looking in on Miss Lorigan s office we see the girls busily working to get something ready on time. There is never a dull moment but still they all enjoy it. Mr. Karpenstein the dean of boys and Mr. McCord the head counselor always have a lot to do and those who work for them are kept busy Mrs Kendall and her helpers are in charge of the mimeograph machine They have a big job to do but they have a lot of fun Miss Anderson and Miss Scott are our librar ians and they have a wonderful group of stu dents on hand to help around the library There are cards to file books to check in and out and always passes to collect There are many students working for indivi dual teachers and they deserve a lot of credit oo lt has always been considered a great honor to work in an office at Lowell and those who have the time and are able to do so are very fortunate. Lowell students have always been noted for their service and this reputation is being upheld. -5- xv A? ox... eww-,4-,f,,, .ew .A Office workers are 1 Jo Anne Patterson In the Inbrary 2 Students swgmng out books 3 Helpers un Mnss Harrasons offnce are Bonnne Bal thropc Glnger Treadwell Ann Vargo Lee Labay Allan Sommcrs and Mnss Har tson 4 Students be-Inq checked at the door of the Ilbrary 5 Loss Bernstein Barbara Flqone Mrs Kahn and Maurnnc Grant tn the ttendancc offlce Sftuhvntz 161112 Svvrutrv gr- 1 v lun Q, -1 V , ,J V A X A QM f f 4. 5.23 t ' 2 -f W, 'f f e c r e xx ,, W 5. 5: P . I 3 x , , R It R: ,, f I S r 'e xi ' ' A- ' Q , A 'wx , ft 4 A -r ,Q 5 ' O O lf' 1 V zu l':a wp . . fm' .. 6 .. K, ar! gfxi 53? QBLII' Qnunall jllilfllllg ADMINISTRATION Pence Miss Edith E PFIHCIDHI Lorigan Miss Gladys Assistant Principal Dean of Girls Karpenstein Mr Henry Assistant Principal Dean of Boys FACULTY Anderson Miss Jean Anino Mr Robert Baker Mr William E Balensiefer Miss Florence Barker Mr Ivan C Bass Mrs Clara lNiclaols Mr TJ Bass Mr George W Boehm Miss Leah Brauer Mr Bertram Brigham Sgt George Buckley Mr Robertl Burke Mrs Aileen ate li Mrs Elena B 'ooper Mrs Iva M Dealtry Miss Frances Driscoll Mr Francis G Drysdale Mr Walter C Dury Mr Andre last Mrs Virginia . . Fast Mr. Norval C. . . Feiling Mr, William E. . Flynn Miss Dorothy . . Fry Sgt. Foris . . . Gallagher Mr. Edward . Graeber Miss Alice . . Haven Mrs. Hazel A. . Heaton Miss Margaret Hyink Mr. Robert . . , Jamison Mr. David . . Jcnnings Mr. Henry H. , Jardan Mr. Edward . Kallberg Mrs, Esther B. Keene Mrs. Kathy . , Kellogg Miss Elfreda . . Library For Lang Ph E uc Mathematics English Mathematics Ar Social Studies Physical Education Foreign Languages R O T C English Social Studies Social Studies English Cafeteria English Science Social Studies Physical Education Science English Science . . - . Social Studies , . . Physical Education . . . Physical Education . R.O.T.C. Commercial Mathematics . . . . Social Studies . . . . . . English Mathematics Mec. Drawing . . . . . . Science . . . . . , Science . . . . . . English . . English Counseling . . . . . . English . . . . . . Science Kerner Miss Dorothy . English Counseling Soc. Goals Lee Mr John Lennon Mrs Agnes O Leubner Mr Eugene Livingstone Mr James LoForti Mrs Janis M Lorbeer Mr George C Mathisen Miss lone McBean Miss Una McBride Miss Mary K McCarthy Mr Cornelius McCord Mr Olin H Mensing Miss Barbara M Metcalf Miss Gladys Milton Mr RaymondJ Neff Mr Benjamin H Ogle Mr Gerald Osuna Miss Au elia M Polland Mr Samuel K Reston Miss Gladys Schou Miss Elsie M Scott Miss Elizabeth G Sink Miss lrene Smith Mrs Lenore B Strachan Miss Agnes Strauss Miss Celia Thomas Mrs, M. . . Travers Mr. Donald . Vasilatos Miss Maxine Volandri Mrs, Maude , Westfall Mrs. Theresa . World Mr. John B. . Worley Mr. William . Young Miss G. Frances English Foreign Languages German English For Lang Ph Educ Mathematics Social Studies Forensics Mathematics Soc Goals Mathematics Mathematics Counseling Latin Soc Goals Head Counselor English Foreign Languages P Educ Social Studi s Physical Education Music l-oreign Languagcs English Foreign Languages Social Studies Library Physical Education Phy ical Education Latin Physical lucation Soc Goals . Mathematics . . Physical Education . . . , , Science . Mathematics Foreign Languages . . . . . Science . . . . . English . . Art Social Studies Zeidler Miss Phyllis . Mechanical Drawing Mathematics Kissel Mrs. Anne ....... Adult Classes NON-CERTIFICATED STAFF Harrison Miss Edith P, . . . Secretary to Principal Cahen Mrs. Gertrude ..... Attendance Clerk Baar Mrs. Annette . . . Attendance 81 Book Room Kendall Mrs, Eleanor . Mimeographing 8. Transcripts Wurm Mr. Richard J .....,. Bookkeeper ...7.. , r I ' I 5-1 i ' as f . . 1 , , ., I I l , N451 I I ,, 1 I' I ' 5 I - l I y . 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I K A ' I I I I I 1 l , 1 1 D , 1 , T ' I I 1 , , 1 1 , 1 s 1 I l I 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 Q? 3? , yu, . ,, QNX 3 w f' 'S .ww Hlnmvllitvz at nrk x7 fy If I.. . -5-' I . , ,, . ., f ' H Q-T-1 i I 1X X XXX A '1' X 5 X M Qntihities X EECEN7 VX 6-NCCMP MANNY AGORASTOS MIKE LENSCHAU Fall Sec etary a Trea ure if DON BROWN BARRY MCCREA Ed to of Lo Fall Ed tor of Red and WhIte 152111 Svnnvrvrgna BILL MCCUBBIN KAY I-IELGESSON Fall P es dent a Vcc P PHIL FEI-ILEN Fall Yell Leader A hush fell over the throng gathered In the gaIly bedecked Lowell courtyard as KIng BIII McCubbIn and Queen Kay I-lelgesson were for mally declared rulers of the realm The Cablnef members chosen to serve the people were Manny Agorastos Royal Secretary MIke Len schau Treasurer of the Royal Purse Don Brown OffIcIal Scrlbe of the Lowell News and Barry McCrea Loyal Custodlan of the Annual Record the Red and WhIte Suddenly the newly ordaIned court Iester PhIl Fehlen bounded on the platform RaIsIng hIs hands IH the tradItIonal manner a huge roar arose from the crowd as the openIng cheers of t e E h Rah fnlled the aIr Bull McCubbIn our popular SOVGFGIQH doubtedly deserved the hIgh honors bestowed upon hIm because of hIs faIthfuI SGFVICS on the Block L BIg Brothers Scroll and as presIdent of the L I2 class Tall dark and handsome BIII was the Idol of basketball fans and freshman gIrls alIke BeIng a member of the Block L ShIeld BIg SIsters and a lIfer on the CSF were a few of Helgesson became the people s choIce Happy go lucky Manny Agorastos gaIned recognItIon on the Lowell grIdIron Scroll Block L and Blg Brothers The holder of the royal purse strungs MIke Lenschau has a long ImpressIve lIst of accom phshments to wrIte beSIde hIs name Only a few among these accomphshments were mem bershIp In the Scroll Block L CSF and BIg Brothers PhIl Fehlen our spIrIted yell leader besrdes belng a marvelous comuc had tIme to be L II class presIdent and a IIvely member of the dance and rally commattees The two Lowell scnbes Don Brown and Barry McCrea were favorItes of the people Thenr superb work on the Lowell and Red and Whlte respectIvely brought keen e Ioyment to all of theIr seventeen hundred read ers Don was BCIIVG In the Blg Brothers Scroll and CSF BeIng a capable edItor of the Red and WhIte was not the only ablllfy of ScrIbe Mc Crea Football track and Scroll Interested hIm I f r F ll s r Fall I r well I ' G I I ' T I . . I I I 4 I I , . I , , . .1 h A If Q 11 - - I A I I I Un' , ' t I A I I V ' ' ' r I r I F Il I rcsldent ' , I . I . ' II ' II the reasons why dark-haired, effervescent Kay , . . ,. . . I , , . U V ' I . , ' V I - V . A 1 I I I I I I . . . ' I I' , n- ' I I . , , . BROWN JOHN POPE NANETTE FIGEL SprnqScetay qTeaue i EdooLoe PAT ZELLER nq Ed to of Red a d Whtc Spring Snuvrmgnn Extra' Extra' A new king and queen are el cted by the people they establish a govern ment of fun and frolic This was the cry of every royal newsboy when on Senior Day Jan uary l953 after many moments of suspense the results were announced to an audience of l!OO Lowellites Those elected where Phil Feh len president Carole Rosenthal vice presi dent Don Brown secretary John Pope trea surer Nanette Figel editor of the Lowell and Pat Zeller Red and White editor The high school career of Student Body President Phil Fehlen was a true-to-life suc- cess story. Friendly Phil achieved his high goal through participation in many activities, l-l wus L-ll president yell leader and a member of the Block L Big Brothers and the dance and rally committees. Carole Rosenthal that girl with the smile always had a friendly Hello how are you? for everyone. Being L-ll vice president a Big Sis- ter a lifer on the CSF and a member of the Shield helped Carole make the grade. The boy elected for writer s cramp was popu- lar Don Brown. Before he became student body secretary Don was fall editor of the Lowell and a member of the Scroll and CSF. John Pope although more famous for his feats on the football field, was also a member ot the Scroll, Block L, L-l 2 class secretary, and finally student body treasurer, Giving all he had at Lowell rallies and games was the second Stan Kenton, Gil Sciacqua. Gil's robust spirit helped the rooting section help the basketball team on to its many vic- tories, Many hard hours were put in by Nanette Figel to bring you a tremendous school paper with loads of names, your namesl Nanette, be- sides being editor of the Lowell, was also a member ot the Shield, Block L, and Big Sisters, The friendly, cooperative spirit of Pat Zeller inspired her staff to bring you what we think isa terrific year book, Pat was a member of the Block L, Big Sisters and worked hard with her staff on the journal. PHIL FEHLEN CAROLE ROSENTHAL ' d ' ' C GIL SCIACQUA Spring Yell Leader C7 u A 'ass 3 4 ,J X N,-ff ,ff wwf MY att Pfiluu ut rt illall igigh Svvninm Summer vacatuon was over and the castle was hummung wuth actuvuty once agaun When electuons were over ut was found that Prunce Wes Muto was hugh man on the senuor totem pole Rught below hum was vuce presudent Mar gue l-ledtke As secretary the hugh and mughtues chose Pruncess Duane Ward and for treasurer Prunce Gene Hawkuns The ball started to roll as the Senuor Actuvu tues Cornmuttee composed of B Auzenberg S Benuamun R Erhart M Feunsteun J Galluganu M Moss E Raffetto C Traug and D Glaf kudes planned the hugh senuor pucnuc at Faurfax on October 2l l952 The term really started out rught at thus gay attaur Through November and December the sen uors studued hard behund the castle s red bruck walls tor un January the fun started un agaun On the nught ot January l6 the senuors entered the Nob Hull Room ot the Faurmont Hotel to begun hours ot dancung and partues Thus was the nught of the Senuor Prom' As these one hundred plus students marched down the ausles of George Washungtoru Hugh School Audutoruum to Pomp and Curcum stance on January 27 they knew that never agaun would four years be spent un such a won derful way .ufxfyy Xi wt my fy 0 0 W AN T mf I I u i M32 T. ,f f 1 ,fl fl, X Qzflf I Z , fy 'N f Af, v x 4- X K' A lj ,, k X X, ,X 1' 1 X N ,J A 5, A xx , ,seas so c T ,fl If X lv f ls 1' I as I U U f ll f V. x .CX ,Eiuugyf ff Ng I N' ' . xl ', v ff, 'K , ,140 u qkkp' L ,X u Ky? XX ,A f -'N . ,ff , is s J X r- X. X x 'N Q Rx V. J If 2 U ,DX N. J xxx ffi 2 E-, It Prcsident7Wcs Muto, VuccfPrcsudcnt-Marguc Hcdtke, SccrctaryfDuanc War Treasure -Eugene Hawkurus. Q' , . . . I . . . . 1 . - I - I V I I ' . . . I . ' .' . . ,, . I ' I ' . I ' I ll - , I I h . I I . .I . I . - . ' . I ' ' rl. 5' Q QNX JK mic 'lx f 1' 3 A tr-1 Presudc t Ku k Toohey Vce P es dent B P te on Sec eta c en a ce Co mtte M b I P W t eand M oe M Ga e A au ugge ann a R a G Mes na e ac e y F Bcge Spring iqigh Svvniura Sprung was here and hugh senuor class elec tuons were takung place un the castle Prunce Kurk Toohey was elected presudent and as hus aud Pruncess Bev Peterson was elected vuce presudent Carryung out the secretarual dutues was Presudent Judy Kelleher and Prunce Neul Blumenthal was elected to keep track of the senuor funds On the nught of March 20 were heard the heralds announcung the Senuor Exclusuve at Cuty College Lounge The senuors were seen dancung untul the clock struck twelve Next the heralds announced the H 4 Pucnuc on May 4 at sunny Faurfax where the senuors swam sunned frol uced and danced untul the moon rose The Empure Room of the Sur Francus Drake Hotel was the settung for the glamorous Senuor Prom held on May 23 The long awauted eve nung stretched on untul the wee small hours of the mornung The end of a perfect four years was clumaxed un the Opera House on June lO when the senuors receuved theur duplomas As they moved theur tassels from left to rught thus group of senuors knew that they would long remember the Class of Sprung l953 x! I 1 . M., u l l l u' I I 1 l, ,A l ll 3 sf? at ,lr HA 'ww , an f- , A M r' ye A , ,C 1 l V T Q ' f s rw? ' ' - M T , Q. 1,5 , gy 'K T I -Q:,,,z' 'Tw y - nl QS f- 5 Q, is 9 1 - 1 ' ' P u 2 u u -r T qu . k 2 ' V 4 . ' - j Eff ' n- 1 , u - r i 1 ev e rs , r ryfludy Kell her, Treasurer-Neul Blum thal, D n m i Q .mersf-J.G ,. s,K.Nil , .N ,. in, .Bl ,l. Russ,C. Br rn ,S.Bryn, ,Chn,. si, , I' Y. 9' JD L.: 1' 't-4.2 UUU W1 'tw 'it gf QC s! t tte-Me ee B SKI at illall 'QJQIIIII Svvntnrn senuors at last' When they Here they were thought ut over they really dudnt feel very dufferent but those envuous glances from the uunuors and lower classmen kund of made them seem on top of the world They ought to start studyung but turst these new senuors had to elect theur senuor ottucers After choosung very carefully ut was known to the whole castle that Prunce Don Schaller was to run the L 4 Class as presudent Pruncess Syl vua Hotchner was elected as the class s vuce presudent and Prunce John Pope as uts secretary The class s only actuvuty was a very success ful pucnuc staged un Glen Park on October 22 1952 ln conuunctuon wuth the H ll Class the pucnuc tutled Spook Festuval was enjoyed by all Perhaps thus was due to the tact that ut was planned by the L 4 Dance Commuttee consust ung of AI Breslauer Charlene Bruggemann Keuth Cohn John Gale Barbara lrelan Shar lene Kleun Corrune Lassers Jum Moody Joan Prenduvulle lrene Russ John Sampson and Charlue Travers Thus L 4 Commuttee also selected the tumes and places for the hugh senuor actuvutues whuch would be upon them un a few short months Thus very large class was certaunly Iookung tor ward to the day when they could tunally be the lords and masters of the large red castle Thus would be a day well worth wautung for 4' . I l X 0 Q I I :us V , L I . fs lu . f l f L l ' v vt Q ll M , ' l w W df' ,. tix' 4 ' G ur X' 2' f,0E Y 5 .f Q 21? t w X it A 4 S xg r' .f ' X .J , Ullll J L l Presudentw-Don Schaller, Vice-President1Sylvua Ho chner, Secretary-John Pope. Dance Comm: c mbers-A, Blum nf ld, C, Travers, J. Sampson, J. Gale, I. Russ, J. Prenduvullo, B. lrelan, C, ruggemann, , ein, Q 6 - - - A H - ll - ' I I . . , . , . I . I . . I . - - I I ' . . . I . I . I - . . I . V . . I I I . I ' ' I I I , . ' . I f - . I . ' . . . - , . . . , . . ' , . r yy? Fflj e t cot c V ce Ia c eta y a e a ce ttec- Membe l-labc Weck o o tt A c P BLvErT Spring llln1n Svvninrn The small class was flnally on top They had worked for three years and now they were sensors lt seemed luke time had just flown by for all of them remembered thlnknng as low freshmen that they would never be sensors The lastle seemed luke heaven and It felt as If every 1 ye was on those who were lucky enough to be ennors Their chorce for offncers was applauded as the results were posted Prince Scott Sherman drew the hugh card as president Princess Carla Tassu drew the next highest as vuce president, and Prlncess Eva Fueld, thrrd as secretary These three would really get a wonderful term started Allrson Green Sanford Haber Karel .lordalc Jackie Norwutt Lnbby Sutton and Bob Weck were selected as the L 4 Dance Committee Their first job was helping the hugh sennors plan for the Sensor Exclusive On March 20 at Cnty College was seen a Stalrway to Paradise Thus was an evening long to be remembered The next event of Interest to the L 4 s was thelr pncnlc wnth the H ll s on May 6 Glen Park really rocked as these two classes got to gether for a great four hours of lust plann fun As the term grew to a close thus very small class knew that after a long summer vacatnon they would return for the most wonderful term spent nn the castle O I 6' xl I jl A l l l ..,r . '-'t -:s-f x I Vw I v i - N L fx 1 L J l lo 1 l l ' l. l I I X ' Pr slderl -S t Sh rman, I -PrcsidentfCar Tassi, Se r r -Ev Fl ld. D n 'omml rs-S. r, B. , L. Sutt n, J. N rwl , ,Gro n. , I 1 I U . ,, .' . ,, . 2 ' U I TS I . ' ' ' ' - ' gn S. I p-'gy' 'UK .f Nv 'V F' lwltlblu dent T e m VccP N cv Wet c tt e Membe Mu er MD Hall High fduntnrz The bug nught had come at last Musuc floated from the San Francusco Rowung Club out unto the nught to greet the uunuors who were stull arruvurug Yes ut was the Junuor Prom the long awauted dream ot all uunuors Bob Emerson supplued the musuc to the Snow Flake Serenade the theme ot the prom and the low and hugh uunuor Lords and Ladues danced the nught away Funally because all good thungs must come to an end the prom was over and all agreed ut had been one of the best Junuor Proms ever Credut tor the wonderful dance was guven to the head Lords and Ladues of the hugh uunuor class They were Tulue Barnum presudent Nancy West vuce presudent Muldred Harmon secretary To help them wuth the plannung of these events they chose Ron Clark Martha Danuels Ann Kuul Ruchard Munter Louus Pel tunu and Pat Zeller After the Junuor Prom came the annual class pucnuc Those hugh uunuors who were lucky enough to secure buds attended thus pucnuc wuth the Fall 52 low senuors at Glenn Park on October 22 ,gjwgl A . 'a .ff O X -'Fiqh QQ., ,AQ na 'A K 'Q Q LJ K ut A I X I 1 Nj I f l u l , at ..u.,, 5 ,... 'K ,Q My , , 25 ' P7 ' f '4 A ' - , st f ., 'l l ' 'ru ' ' u u Yi, . - 6 'M 7 , A Presi - uli Barnu , i - residerutf an s, Secretary-Muldred Harmon. Dan c Corrumi e rs-R. nt , L, Pelfunu, P. Zeller, . anuels, A. Kuul. Q . . I Q I - ' ' I ' I I I l A I ' I U l 1 I - . I ' ' V 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 ' ' . . . , , . - - - I I I t I I I I . , A I I fl fa W ZW ml f X V1 X TT M es W cfsww We bf R7 ,X j XMAS aww 'x d et R eBShfe B CKh Spring hugh Qiunznra Comblnung with the low junlors the Sprnng hugh juniors held a great Junior Prom The success of the Prom and of the fjne plcnjc held at Glen Park showed that this class would be among the finest Lowell has produced The prom the bug event of thelr junior year with nts theme Golden Paradjse was held at the Palace Hotel on Aprnl I7 wjth Charlie Stearns supplynng the mood music for dreamy dancang The leaders were well chosen by the class Every event they took part In was a success mainly because of the hard work put In by the officers The decjslon was djffjcult as all the candidates were well qualjfued and the decjsnon was close but out on top were Pete Janssen president Yvonne Laboure vice presldent and Barbara Batmale secretary The newly elected offrcnals then selected Barbara Davies Bull Pope Pete Render Arleugh Gleenblatt Joan Ryan Duane McClelland Glenn Bell Carole Kothe and Rodger Bohne as members of the dance commattee F I x guy Q A I T' -'T 0 0 j K. 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I I lx., Fld? wrt ltwllll J X VPBLUEU t h th Sec ta y Kyra Opperma Da ce Comm ttee Member -C Harns WK g Sp 552111 illnm Juniata ln the Fall of l952, as always, a new group of Lords and Ladres came unto the ranks ot upper classmen and became eluguble to hold their class election Many candidates stood before them and promised to do their best It elected They were all able and the decuslon was hard, but, out ot the tlnals, vnctoruously came Bert Shapiro, presudent, Sylvra Hollungs worth, vrce presndent, and Kyra Opperman, secretary ln order for them to carry out thenr promused duties, they needed addrtronal assistance To help them plan the Prom and the class pucnlc, they chose Ken Arndt, Glen Bell, Marilyn El drup, Carol Harris, Vlctor Hebert, Pete Jans Sen, Walluta Koenrg, Marcra Mecklenberg, Carole Montgomery, and Alma Splvock On the night ot December l2, these Lords and Ladres, together wrth the hugh gunror no bles held thelr Junior Prom at the San Franclsco Rowing Club The theme was Snow Flake Ser enade and the ladies who had been lucky enough to go recerved small, red and gold buds They danced the nlght through to the musrc ot Bob Emerson and had a marvelous trme tY flr,,, 5 rl' l It B 2 X . N r 1 L T o D Y. XX - Y ll l K , . 2 V 'fu' J ' X NNW ,,,.,., I 1 'f ll T rf X X A' - XA lb .M J ,JN 'B ' iz fl 53 l 1' ' 51- ' N tl ' l W ,rf E, K og.. fl ' X, , I fl, - ' x I President-Ber S aprro, Vice-President-Sylvna Hollingswor , re r - n, n i s . ' , . oeni , A. ivock, G. Bell, V, Hebert, K. Arndt, K. Lausten. APY 3 '?-6 mfw Tw? the Q R 6 gi ,LJ welt? N 4 so S525 y Hall Woo D m Wh te E Vog ste AJacosLCh BVoange 9' Spring Knut Jlumnrn Upon returning to Lowell nn the sprung of 53 the dreams of the Fall 52 hugh sophomores flnally came true when they became full fledged upper classmen They held theur first class electnons and elected Roland Peracca, presudcnt, Ann Mat chell, vlce president, and Hall Woo, secretary, to lead them These students who were very well selected by their classmates, In turn se lected a group of active people to help them carry out their plans These prlvlleged people were Davnd Burton, Larry Cohn, Alyse Jacobs, Carol Karstensen, Eleanor Vogel, Bart Voor Sanger, and Jlll White Together with the hugh juniors they planned thenr flrst Junior Prom which was a great suc cess lt carried the theme Golden Paradase and was held on Apnl l7 at the Palace Hotel Charlle Stearns was selected to supply the mu suc for the memorable evenrng After thus fnrst major event In their Low Junlor year, they proceeded to plan their first class plcnnc as upper classmen Wlth able assistance from theur class spon sor, and the H lO class, they held theur plcmc on April 22 at Glen Park There were games, dancing, and of course, food for the hungry young nobles F? a . ,, , K ggi , , , . 'W' - ' ' A K ' '- ' lg will L: I . ,. evo, 0 0 0 O ,X , l 0 o o 0 I 'M ' ' Y s 3 if., . ' ' JH I gli K we 3, ,7 , fb . ., -. v. nd-J I T' 4 6- . ' .AX Alain? A J X N-I XJ I g . t Q, . f X . ! IJ A L t fs I Presndent4RoIand Peracca, Vrce-Presldc-nt-Ann Mitchell, Secrctar - , ance Co mrttcc Members-fJ. i , . cl, C.Kar nsen, . b, . on, . ors r. 0 , , . . . . . I - ' - Il ' II - V ' I Hv Svrrnll BILL STIMSON Fall President BARRY McCREA Spring President So introduces the Scroll and L boys, who play an important part in the functions ot the Palace. Every term the Newcomers' Reception is a hit because ot the ScrolI's rendition ot the Can- Can, which they do tor the Fall newcomers, and the Spring Dance tor the Spring Term. The agility of these boys keeps the entire crowd doubled over with laughter. The more serious side ot the Scroll Boys is brought out when they help to keep order at the rallies and games. The Scroll boy is always ready, willing, and able to be ot service in any way. The Fall Term's activities were headed by President Bill Stimson and Secretary Denny Glatkides. The Spring term's activities were headed by capable Barry McCrea as president and Mike Gainey as secretary, ROW ONE---Agorastos, Blumenthal, Brown, Capp, Cook, Curley, ROW TWO--Denham, Fehlen Fuerstncr, Gainey, Gale, Glafkidcs. ROW THREE-Jacoby Lenschau, McBride, McCubbin, Mizel, Morrison. ROW FOUR-Nicland, Noe, Orear, Parks, Ptlucger, Pope. ROW FIVE-Raxtcr, Simpson, Tildcn, Toohey Wong. Q- hhiiff fs 'Hs 'S 5. rl' f:i: f li 3 sq QSM F ai,.,,, .. ,, ...W . ,W . . M as T HP Shirlh an .fi JANE sARToizi JOANNE ALIOTO Fall President Spring President lt is every girl's ambition to become a mem- This honor society was headed in the Fall ber of the Shield and L, and these girls have term by Jane Sarfori 35 President Paffv Mas' carelli as vice president, and Eleanor Jacobs as secretary. The Spring officers were Joanne Alioto, president, Elinor Shemanslai, vice presi- and white hat. dent, and Joan Conlan as secretary. to work hard to earn the honor of being called a Shield Girl and being able to wear their red ROW l--F. Berger, E. Berke,J Braas, C Bruggernann, S. Cahen, ROW 7- J. Conlan, C. Covington, D, Elmore, M, Feinstein, N. Figc-I, H, Free, G, Garvin. ROW 3-D Gehrke, C. Haugen, K. Hclgesson, M, Herst, S, Hotchner, M, Marsh, E. Jacobs. ROW 4---A. MacGregor, K. Mack- intosh, M. Hobbs, J. Mascarclli, P. Mascarelli, B. Peterson, C. Rcillv, ROW 5-D. Richard, C. Roberts, C, Rosenthal, M. Saunders, J, Schwcifler, E, Shernariski, K. Sinclair. ROW 6- C. Stearns, C. Toleson, D. Trevor, D. Ward, C. Witt. x 5, W Y.,, h .., 1 . r lii. f ' T ' hll' . ..., .- ' , . ,ii j, ,, . QM., Ei f ., S . ., 5 . . , Q 5 'I 3' X ',' I N 1 I f ,V qi AL. 1 H. r ' E v --af-w wir i ,, V T' ..,. ' S A' 1 ' , 3-. - 1 if W ' ..,, , r fre .,, 'if BOYS BLOCK L lst Row: D. Murphy, M. Agoras- 'f tos, D. Glafkldes, J. Jacoby, B. McCubbin. 2nd Row: B, Stimson, M. Lens- chau, F. Pyle, G. Cook. 3rd Row: B, Loshucrtos, H. Moy- er, W. Muto. ff' 2 'Q GBIII' LKHIQHTE In Armnnr To earn a Block L whale at Lowell IS no easy job tor Lowell has the hardest system of awards known an the San Francusco School System It you aren t on a champlonshlp team the block means three years of work ln your mdlvudual sport So the boys on the Lowell Block L wre very deservrng The Boys Block L also forms an Important part ot the school s actlvltles The boys wearlng the bug Block L are respected by all and thus they form the cenral nucleus lor the Lowell tradntlons and future The two dances sponsored by the Block L were no exceptlons to the tradltlon that the Block L dances have established The new comers have always seemed to look up to the boys ot the Block L as they should for as ln any school system an athletrc block ns an honor equal to any other achnevement The Block L had a tune set of leaders last year ln the tall they were headed by Jerry Jacoby presldent Dave Murphy vrce pres: dent Al Sommers clerk of awards and Paul Rosenthal sergeant at arms ln the sprung the presndent was Harry Greenberg vlce prexy Jrm Thomas and the clerk ot awards Al Sommers Many ot the wearers of the Block L wall contunue to carry on thelr athletnc careers when graduated from Lowell They wlll be the future All Amerncans and Olymplc champs Those who don t continue will have In their past an nmpor tant element the achievement ot athletlc suc cess and a Block L SPRING BLOCK L P95 f-Mig' Nt fm M. N Q ri 11 fllgrawwras. Www 'lEk L5kJmiau Q 3 Q 4 , . , . . A l l I 1 l I I h ' A' A U C Q , - - Q . I - - - . . I I ' A 1 . . . . . I - I I ' F ... is . in R as A I 7 . J-.x I s 1 ' ' ' Q s .J v.-. ' f f K 2 V rl A Y 4 Y M: , X .g:5:vi:::.E,:: gi K ,I M .lg .,Eg'1f'.. A f' . J '-,' g Mg.: 57' ' ' J 'mf - w 2frr-- are '.. Q I-, 1: ig 'elif hgz, : A ll.. 1 .wg ' 7 I . mg: Q 1 ,vqnf L aay. 'J Y . .Q ws as J. A Q- l 1 .--r l H Q. -' . fle ,lsr a a T L we 5 was mgff -H gif, M gif MA, 7 f.r,.-ow. J? N 3 ' .. S . -rv V 3 T . Q - , '1 A wt T in 'rg 'X l l 1 . ' sk M , N I LM it L 4,?'lj D YK 4 UH 1 2. I 'A' A , .f fl fl 7V hyxeh l ' I .J V ' .A l X d Q' 7' JERRY JACOBY HARRY GREENBER Fall Presudent Sprung President a FALL GIRLS' BLOCK L lst Row: C. Jacobs, H. Frec, K. MacKintosh, S. Cranston, C Covington, G. Berliner, J. Hali han, J. Schweifler, F. Davis. 2nd Row: D. Gehrke, S. Horn E, Strauss, S. Friedman, L. Koss ler, D. Trevor, C. Roberts, P Mascarelli. 3rd Row: J. Gallagani, M, Fein stein, J. Sartori, S. Cardinal, C Riedeman, C. Reilly, D. Ryman M. Hedke, S. Benjamin. 4? CONNIE COVINGTON GINGER TREADWELL Fall President Spring President Ellzur -Qlahwn A very important part of our palace is the Girls Block L This year was a very enjoyable one for all the girls Under the leadership of the Fall of ficers President Connie Covington and Secre tary Sonya Cranston a term of successful ac tivities were planned With the Boys Block L the girls helped to plan the traditional Block L Dance Everyone came and had a terrific time The Girls Block L then planned a wonder ful Roller Skating Party Everyone had a great time even if they spent part of it on the floor The high light of the Fall term s activities was the Banquet at Eth El Berts The new Spring Term officers were announced' Much GIRLS 13211112 'nn to the delight of all Ginger Treadwell was elected president and Barbara Scalabrino was elected secretary Under the leadership of the new officers another term of wonderful activities were planned Another Block L Dance was given with the Boys Block L and as usual it was a great success The Girls Block L Social Committee planned a picnic at Tilden Park in Berkeley One of the other successful activities that they planned was the Roller Skating Party at Skate Land The Block L Banquet closed this term s ac tivities for the girls Every one agreed that the Girls Block L is really tops and after taking two years of a sport it is an honor worth work ing for BLOCK L 0 0,-,DOH it ww Cl ff! are 4? 2.45, 551.1 J Wt n F3 sf. 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Ps Q A I FALL H4 BIG SISTERS FALL H4 BIG BROTHERS FIRST ROW C Robert F Davls M Hedtke A Awaya D FIRST ROW W Muto D Glatkldes J Jacoby B McCubbun Trevor L Kessler S Frledman C Jacobs M Agorastos SECOND ROW C Covxngton H Free K Helgesson P Misra SFCOND ROW D Murphy B Stnmson M LenschauJ Burroughs relll S Cranston G Berlnner THIRD ROW K MacKlntosh L Benparnln M Fexnsteln D Ward J Sartorr S Cardinal C Rledeman I5 1 IQ Qlrnihvra When you are suddenly In a strange new place wlth new faces new ways and even new er Ideas It as a dlfflcult sltuatuon A helplng hand a smule, and a luttle advuce wall make It easier Lowell ns fortunate because this help IS always present for the bewlldered newcomer In the form of the Bug Slsters and Bug Brothers whose lnduan tralts are servnce The Bug Sisters are selected for hngh scholar ship and cltrzenshlp while the Bug Brothers are chosen from the Block L and ROTC Under the leadershlp of Mnss Graeber and Mr Milton the group dld a great job of helping and orlentatlng new students to the Lowell ways The Bug Sus ters Luncheon Bug Snsters Lnttle Snsters party the Newcomers Receptnon and the Bug SPRING BIG SISTERS N Flgel S Gorman B T rstegge M HobbsJ Kelleher A Blau K Slnclalr C Randolph J Prendlvulle B Peterson F Berger J Alnoto C Stearns D Rxchard ROW 2 D Elmore C Donch A Porter M Woo K Stanley C Witt S Hotchner K Bauman B Murphy C Bolles B Scalw bruno C Fusher E Shemansku C Toleson J Barbata ROW 3 B Mattew J Powell S Davns H Bergen E Schlcsungnr A Blernoff R Hamllton E Berke L Bernsteln S Ford E Doofl ha S Cah n D Esllck B Edwards S Rams C Gere R Cahn ROW 4 C Bruggeman A De Btsschop M Cleve M Herst J Conlan C Rosenthal C Haugen G Gurvun S Spencer H Han sen J Braas R Sauer A Blurner amh Braivra Brothers Receptlon were successful events that the two groups sponsored for the lnttle lndnans The l-all Bug Sisters were led by Joanne Alloto chalrman Suezane Cardlnal soclal chairman Patty Mascarelll assistant chairman Helen Free secretary Nancy Kassel Coordun ator Darlyne Trevor assistant soclal chanrman Connie Covington Patty Mascarelll and Elea nor Jacobs speclal actavutues The sprung off: cers were Duane Ruchards chanrman Charlene Bruggeman assustant chalrman Margery Saun ders secretary Carol Gere co ordnnator Joan Prendnvulle social chalrman Mary Marsh, as slstant soctal chairman Jean Braas Fran Ber ger Nanette Fugel speclal actuvltles The Blg Brothers performed theur duties nn the sprung under the more than able leadershup of Harry Greenberg presudent AI Sommers, vnce president Dave Fractenberg secretary Al Holder sergeant of arms In the fall the pres: dent was Jake Jacoby SPRING BIG BROTHERS ROW l D Orear J Mathns B McCrea D Fractenbcrg N Blu menthul V Chuhlantseff M Leaskou N Mu thos J Gale ROW 2 H Greerberg A Sommer R Fuerstner L Falcon: M Noe J Thomas M Gauney B Shahovskou M Danlels E Raxter ROW 3 R Ventura J Denham P Fehlen P West B Mlzel K Nueltnd P Ro enthal A Holder B Goldsteln 1 Pope 7 . , . , . , . 1 - 'L --- , , . , . , . . , . , , . . , , , , . 4 0 . , , 1 1 ' ' I I I I ' I I I I I I I '- I I I I ' 1 1 ' - I I - R' I I I ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' - I I - , . , , . . , . . . . . I I I ' , . . , . . . I I ROW I-l, Birnbaum, A, MacGregor, M. Marsh, M. Saunders, . - - ' ' . . , . , . 3 , .A , , . , ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . 1 1 1 - 1 - - - . , ., , . . . I , . ,, . , . , . , . 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - - I - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - ' 7 C - I I X 1 , . , . , . s , . . ' , 1 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 4 ' I 1 ' I ' 1 ' -1 1 - ' 1 - 1 1 C 1 - 1 1 ' 4 - 1 - ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - I I1 l a . 1 . 1 I ll Oo J A 1' Glnunrd fur ihr ularv 1821115 Soft lughts mellow musuc and swayung cou ples us the best and most accurate descruptuon ofthe scene at a Lowell dance Led by Muss Dealtry a busy Student Body Dance Commuttee planned themes buds tal lues decoratuons refreshments and musuc The furst dance of the Fall term was held un the Gurl s Gym at Lowell The theme was Red skun Ramble and the dance took place on the nught of the Football Pageant September l2 l952 The Dolphun Club was the locale for Harbor Lughts a dance held on October l7 Musuc was provuded by Tom Stone s band The Block L Dance was a bug success and was held at school An Aloha dance bud a fond farewell to the term of Fall l952 mem bers of the graduatung class and welcomed the new term and the new hugh senuors Fall Terms l952 Junuor class held theur TOP CL to Rl B McCrea B McCubbun SECOND ROW S Kuhn FIRST ROW R Smpson K Karstcno D M rphy Recler E Shonfelcl B Stcndcll Wautc K Helgesso K Laustcn prom at the San Francusco Rowung Club and the hugh and mughty Senuors held theur memor able Senuor Prom un the Nob Hull Room of the Faurmont Hotel on January l6 The furst school dance of the Sprung Term was held on February l un the gurls gym The semu annual Block L Dance was on March 6 also un the gym lt proved to be lots of fun for those attendung Next un lune was the Senuor Exclusuve March 20 whuch was held at Cuty College Both the Senuor Exclusuve and the Junuor Prom whuch followed on Aprul 7 were consudered really great by everyone May 8 was the date for the Twurp Dance Every guy and gal attendung saud ut was a ter rufuc turnabout dance Last of all dances was the Senuor Ball held on May 23 at the Sur Francus Drake Hotel Everyone had a tremendous tame dancung to dreamy musuc Wl L Lo elace H Stone A Modln C Rosenthal J Hughes A Bl mer B Mattca ROW 3 F Hu ert E St John J Raffetto O u . I . I B . . I I . I . 1 1 ' . . . ' ' f 1 1 1 ' U I ' ' ' - 1 - 1 11 I , - Il I , ' , 1 1 1 . . . I . ' II . jf Q I I ' , . . , . II ll ' . I - . I - . ' I . . . . I ' , . . . - . , . A . RO - . v , . , . i , . , . - , , P, i , . , . ' , f ' U I - ' C. Tassi, B. Murphy. ROW 2--A, Epp, D. Bull, F. Baumeister, P. Fohlen, L. Waxman, A I i I Av - I I nl I I C, Green. . s n, . u . - , b , . . , . . ' .' J. Mu, 1 J, . A xt A In . . F ,W fx 4, u l Pk Dm? ff, 3 'sc Q' R1-vi' 5 0 QQ Bantam anil Qmllwn rv ifhm RALLY COMMITTEE R W I B McCre1 C Roscnihal C Molmon B Peterson C Bcrqcr J Aluoto N Blumenthal QOW 2 A Morruson P West T Barnum J Lasky D Hcnlbron ROW 3 G Sclacqua B Mlzci P Fchlcn D Hanes S Krueger ihvg-'ni 26 rw if ,ii 4, g 55 Q N I 4 ',, Q V R F LM C 5, W F Q 1 td ,X 5 3 gk , K , 2 x Y ' -'-' i 4 . 22 5 Era? ' M 'P' , 1, sf O ,Q , . A X , C Q 3' o O f . Q , . , . , . , . YV F Q N, K T V ' C . I 11 ' .. gl A Fl will F UQ F Pa l We a Tho l'1 8 et BV Qlnuri Jvnivrn Lowell rallles wnll be remembered forever by the graduates of many classes The tradition of the rally, prevlewlng com :ng sport events and specual occaslons, has de veloped over a period of years, and as appre clated by every Lowellute who has stood In the famous open alr court The yellrng of the Eeh Rah opens every rally with a burst of spnrrt as the Block L boys bring Lowell's battle axe down the stairs A hush falls on the assembled crowd as the flag IS brought out by the members of the Royal Guard, the R O T C The Royal Offlclals of the Student body relate the comlng events from the rally plat form and then our soverelgn, Mass Pence, guides her followers and urges them on to victory After the offrclal busnness IS completed, the Kung and Queen of the Realm Introduce the entertalnment to the anxious group WW The Opening rally of the Fall term was for the Football Pageant, held on September l2, l952 Durnng that term entertannment was at nts best, wuth such stars as Phll Fehlen, Jsm Thomas, and Paul West Sammy Davis was an extra feature enjoyed by all The student body met their football team, and spurut was raused by pre game rallnes The Sprung term had a wonderful program fnlled with the excitement of acquiring new student body offlcers, and champion basket ball, baseball, and track teams The rally everyone wants for from the mo ment they attend their first IS the traditional Block L Rally Senior Day, a double lunch, and the Sensor Faculty baseball game makes Lowell's rallies and tradntzons loved by all Every rally IS ended wlth the sungung of the hymn, dear to every Lowell:te's heart 5' ' H L ' ell f V 4 1 - u L -S X . r- 52. sg. f X 'r az? I - at -We -lfl - A T T K. ., 1 ,,,,, .A F' IQ? K X ' l' l l. Samrn avls, Jr. im: t ' fm ' 2 2, Jerry Le ' . 1 My 1 VV wls f, , Q ,j A 5 V , f K- 1 5 - QM, :W gi , T l W Q2 H 5 2, e d Yell d f in 2 ' ' W Phll ehlen. ,gffij ' ll 'Q ' , l' ' 1 3, u sf nd Jim m A ' v X doing an act. 'j 4.Tebndandstudnsa r ll . 3 4 1 y D ta g H a Lea e the Fall FIRST ROW H Zollars D Cravcns V Herndon D Brookes W J Dalrymple F Mulllgan B Bell zer J Clumeck A Schwartz SECOND ROW G Erb A Johnson D Polussar M Cole J H n baum S Hough A OConnor J Wood D Green THIRD ROW R Wellman R Cheu F Ludwig D DAngln1 Freed A MacGregor J McCutcheon D Campbell B Elleson H Donrg Burnett scn P Gebhard J Kung J Saroyan G McChesney M Goldman I-I Buren Isaacs J Frcase C Johnson B Cauuna W Komatsu J Denham FOURTH ROW C Alpauqh D Ramsey N Petersen M Gorfunkr- D Skunner C Culver M Todd B Wuttman R Mason R Stedmun Another bug year has rolled by forthe Lowell Hugh Band under the durectuon ot the old master, Mr Krueger The band as always took a bug part un school attarrs The football season saw the band playung and marchung at every game The band repre sented Lowell over at the Cal Band Day and dud a swell job Came December the band presented uts an nual Wunter Concert for the students and followed It up by presentung a concert on two evenungs tor the parents and students alukr Under the durectuon of :ts student leader Barney Muzel the band added Its usual color and music to the basketball season The Northern Calltornua Musuc Festuval at Berkeley on May lst was well represented by Lowell musucuans playing In solos duets quar tets and qunrutets The band lost such long tume band members thus year as Barney Muzel Curt Culver Brad Burke Medford Todd Kent Lundgren Darrel Bloom Wlnltred Freed Jack Saroyan and Jack Grauss but has many up and comung musncuans to take theur places ADVANCED ORCHESTRA ST ROW W Frcecl J P oples M Woo B Teustnqrue S S: r lu Goran R Awrlre A M1cGr0ror K Bertram N Olsen SECOND ROW L Angel T Leonard N Tenekuuan M Wuttmun S Jacobson G Scuacqua R Mason S Auz J Kung M Lum THIRD ROW I Dcnhim A OCunn0r J ouciuct son S n Cl vcr M Tor: FOURTH ROW A Forhcml P ru cr J rymple V Hclucrt un P X E I -I - gg' L 'vu ,, ' ' . I ,up g u 1 9 R , v 1 '7 .ul BAND -- . , . , . , . I . , . , , , . ' , . , . . . f A , , H . . I 11 - ' A I I I . . . F . , A I ' l - ll ll I . h . A I I ,, . I ,, 1 A - 1 1 U I I I U I A 1 . . I . - - , s FIR -- - X , e ,, . , ' - ,, um cs, B. Hull, D Vega, L, Ji nes, L llwn, . u , 4 1 , A ' . I, I. ' A ,I , Bl Q l-, D. Hone, 'John , D Rolnssar, Rf Cnjuna D' ku ner, Jllr ,I J I I. -- , N , . G ny , Freasc, R. Sgurunuqs, R Srullul-, I, Dal , . H X , B. M rl, B, otter, . Ray. 4 N v lu, -.eq 5 . ' u. ,s FIRST ROW-F. Harris, A. Carter, M. Lee, J. Othen, B. Warner, J. Powell, C. Dorich, L. Murphy, B. Neilson, E. Doodha, S. Ford, J. Otto. SECOND ROW-G. Vlahos, P. Wong, J. Smith, S. Herrington, M. Fuerst, D. Eslick, S. Aslnoft, S. Warren, V. Wimer, J. Yarnell, V. Schollhorn, R. Vuente. THIRD ROWfD. Cuthbertson, M. Bonaccorsi, J. de Ia Cruz, K. Harper, B. Lindsley, R. Gridcr, C. Egbert, C. Thompson, A. Shouis, J. Kafantaris. FOURTH ROW-B. Chcsse, N. Mithos, J. Vlahos, L. Jennings, C. Johnson, D. Maldonado, J. Green, B. Goldstein, S. Matclli, E. Raxtcr, A. Schmidt. Heard singing at the Holiday Varieties of the Fall Term of '52 was the Lowell High Choir. Under the direction of Mr. Berry, they did a swell job. Such outstanding members as Suezane Card- inal and Bob Thein did solo work for the Choir and other school affairs. Besides singing at the Varieties, the vocalists ot Lowell sang, as always, at the graduation. The choir was the guest artist trom Lowell at the Emporium one evening near Christmas. They brought a fine name back to Lowell. The Advanced Girls Glee Club under Mr. Berry has worked hard and sung at several affairs. The Dance Band, led by Gil Sciacqua, played at many ot the school attairs as well as outside ot Lowell. Four evenings this year, the Dance Band gave their time to entertain the psychiatric patients at Letterman General Hospital. The Dance Band has lost many ot their old musicians in graduation this year. Among them are Darrel Bloom, sax, Kent Lundgren, trum- pet, Ed Cholewa, sax, Curt Culver, trombone, and the star drummer, Brad Burke. The Dance Band is a strictly student-run organization and is very proud ot this tact. DANCE BAND FIRST ROW--V. Hebert, J. Frease, D. Polissar, G. Sciacgua, A. Johnson, B. Potter, P. Gebhard. SECOND ROW-4J. Dalrymple, A. O'Conner, B. Caiina, D. Skinner, C. Culver, M. Todd. .....----vs 2 5 0' ' 001' Q? Girlz' Athlvtir Aaanriatinn Do you know why the Lowell girls have such good figures and always look so healthy? Only one answer . . . they participate in the various G.A.A. sports. A good many of the Lowell girls take part in some sport, if not two or three. Whether they bowl, skate, or bat a ball, there's always a place for them. On Mondays and Tuesdays you can find the Modern Dancers busy at work learning new dances and exercises This is one of the sports which takes part in the Varieties and also does some television work now and then under the fine supervision of Miss Boehm and manager Stephanie Davis Volleyball seems to be a sport which is en joyed by a lot of girls lt is a good all around sport and manager Sybil Cahen is always on hand to help the girls improve serve or learn to set em up better Enjoy swimming? Then the YWCA on Wednesdays is the place for you If you can t swim, don't let it bother you, there's excellent instruction provided by manager Sylvia Hol- lingsworth under the supervision of Miss Strauss. Of course Tennis and Softball are provided for those who like to hit a ball. Whether you use a racket or a bat, its still fun, and both sports are part of the GAA Managers are Wendy Eppinger and Marge Meredith Like horses? Then Riding should interest you Under the capable management of Mar gery Saunders the Riding Club meets once a week for instructions Ambitious? Ever try Bowling? Our largest number of girls go out for this sport and why not? lt s a lot of fun also good exercise Mana ger is Fran Napolin Head of this organization is Jean Braas with able helpers Carolee Witt and Sharon Ford Fall terms officers were Cecelia Toleson Edith Strauss and Cynthia Stearns Tw 1-y '? HETPE wtf fivln-gr Rfk m.4L...,. AA G,Dffvra Harwtg The fall term's manager of Bowlung was Frances Berger, who not only dad a good job, but Increased the number of bowlers numer ously At the head of four outstanding volley ball teams was Rosemarne Sauer, who ns a mlghty good player herself A home run' And who hut lt? Ot course Barbara Mugg, fall manager of gurls' softball Modern dancing seemed to do a fnne job under the management of Jean Braas Always first to get on her horse and start rldlng, was manager Margie Hedtke Good swxmmers ns what manager Sharon Ford 'rrued to make out other gurls Always on and after that 'rennrs ball was tall manager of Tennns, Carolee Wntt s S X '22'Y'? 34 an -:mir-'rn dglfvL1a,,..kaL. B-Qual .K Ml Q46-Y' i. Biology Club, 2. Chinese Club, 3, Poster Club, 4. Radio Club, 5. Slide Rule Club, 6. Chemistry Club, 7. Writer Club. O 0 to Many Lowell students are a part of a group which is very important in the proper function- ing of the school's activities. This group con- sists of the various small organizations in our school, However an even larger group know nothing of this group, and because of this they are losing out on an important part of Lowell life, The different clubs which exist in Lowell fulfill one of the most important needs of the students, providing for them a way to partici- pate together in their personal interests. GIRLS GLEE FIRST ROWWS. Mzitosich, S. Mierson, B. Neilson, D. Among these clubs are the Writers' Club, which turns out an annual book of their efforts, and the Chess Club, which has matches against many schools and groups. The Chemistry and Biology Club made many field trips during the year, these trips served a dual purpose of being enjoyable and educational. The Public Address Crew is of direct service to the school, they set up the sound equipment for the rallies, games, and dances. These clubs combined with the Slide Rule Club, and Chinese Students Club are certainly an important part of the Lowell castle. R Callins, L. Hearnc, D. Dell Era. SECOND ROWJP Wong, S. Herrington, M. Sponaugle, L, tail, J, Jacobsen, B. Warner. llllRD ROW--S. Warren, A. Radovich, F. Ainsworth, C. Thomiiwii R, Hamilton. f r -x r. it X ' A 15 -2: Wg sf'- DoN BROWN r NANETTE FIGEL Fall Editor X 0 , Spring Editor K Q r P Qxngalv Svrrrhvz FII? THE L SHN FRINCISCOS OLOCQT '4 va-4 mol' Playoff 4, Olnnutzee Deuded Eliot Por Indmns May I. IJIFU1- S 3 Ulbslon fume I 'P 6 mv uses aff , SESQSSW 'mg' C Sl ru F mm r fb f 5-1 K' En Nm! I C edsklfl'-5 ,Roun 34 June 11,1 :NWN 'Rim Mk jg N V ggi A' g 5 gf, 4 4, .fly if Y. 4 4 A xl f It ,ff 1 , V X' nl EEN .Rift , ,4 ,, , . , f A ' Arline Blumer, Nanettc Figel, Bruce Shafer, Rich Hartnett, Joan Erbentraut, Tom Schwabacher, ,v V7 I W t ,M ig . 1 - , w f 1 Q ,wr 4 V M ,. ,M 1, E . rf jfs' o .3 fl Q---:'j,:':a: '.'-:. 5 :-,-, H .,..,.. ., V , ffm ,A ' .Arr Almagz Bang Thus years Lowell staff provided the school with an accurate over all coverage of Lowell s actlvltues and events A total of twelve edrtnons was publushed sux nn the Fall and sux In the Sprung Fall editor was Don Brown Has assoclate editor was Keith Cohn Rach Passer was Sports Edrtor the Page Editors were Nanette Flgel Joanne Alnoto and Walt Levlson staff artlst was Arlune Blumer Photographers were Carl Kress Claude Lowen and Laurence Wormser Business Manager was Peter Clyde ln the Sprung term Nanette Flgel was edrtor Assocnate Edltor was Joan Erbentraut Sports Left Rich Passer Right Keith Cohn Don Brown Nanette Flgel Editor Rich Hartnett Tom Schwabacher Barbara Davies and Bruce Shafer were Page Edltors Arlrne Blumer was Artist and Feature Editor for the second tlme Sprung Photograph ers were Claude Lowen Carl Kress and Laur ence Wormser who also dld photography for the Red and White Business Manager was Dave Glassel ln the Fall the Lowell sponsored a Basket ball Queen Contest which proved to be a great success A sux page edltlon came out on Block L day In the Spring term ln It was published the tra dltlonal Last Wlll and Testament of the Sensor Class 'Q' sr' 1 at - 1 11 11 - - - I I I ' 1 , . . . 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T r I ,, ,',X is L at f 'ryj ff M 'rw ,E Gluztnhmnn nf thv Jlnurnal BARRY M CREA PAT ZELLER Fall Ed to Q In a quiet room In a back hall of the brlck castle a handful of people were seated bustly recording wrth quill and Ink the hnstory of the past year In the royal court These lndustrlous nndnvlduals were members of the fall and sprung Lowell Red and Whnte staff ln the mndst of the group with pens and glue brushes flyung were master scrlbes Barry McCrea and Pat Zeller In the money vault counting the gold were business managers Joan Conlan and Del Nelck The chief concern of scribes Charlie Green Gall Moss Dave Baar and John Gale was to see that the feats of the knnghts of the grnduron basketball court baseball dnamond and track fneld were not forgotten Mary Jones Gall Messnna Carole Nuckelson Ann Kopelk Val Wamer and Judy McDonald attended to the many soclal actavntues of the Lowell court whale Barbara lrelan Joan Prendlvulle and Bev Swope pgb d had flngers IH the glue pot pasting pictures ln the book upside down Runnxng In and out wuth the almanac Who s Who on the Reservatnon were royal Red and Whnte staff page boys Duck Lane Curtns Culver and Erme Lelchter Super sales men Carole Randolph and Mary Wlttman sold yearbooks to every knnght and noble that would buy one Not to be forgotten was the Advisor Scribe Mr R J Buckley whose patience was tried more than once by has ltrled so hard but It just didn t come out right staff Wlth mk on their fingers and glue In thenr halr every scrube on your l953 Red and Whlte staff both fall and sprung worked has hardest and trled has best to brlng you a terrnfuc year book We hope you luke nt' S ope ll th P te Bluett a d Ma y Jones s N 3 , f if ffw 1 3 PA s'Tf !3'3 fi e 'Q X 4' W 1 JN-K' Q, 4 5 :..Z7, f lk fi' f N W-my 3 w Z: 1,: .-Q,- fffw I .ga H39 S. W 1 4352. farm AW 153' L' nf limp fur ifxvlaxatinn flu: '-tn.. I. Bob Thein and Sue Cardinal. 2. Miss Boehm's Modern Dance Group 3. Jacquie Hughes, J rn Armstrong, and Dick Capp. 4. Val Wimer, Jim Thomas, Bonnie Ludwig and Phil Fehlen. 5. V1r et es Sensational is one of many words which can best describe this year s Varieties. The program began with the overture A Tribute to Romberg played by the Lowell Orchestra, to be followed by the amazing skit One Woman in the World. Solos in song were well provided by Sue Cardinal, Tania Tabouret, Bob Thein and David Freeman, Mr. Polland's drama students brought laugh- ter to our lips and tears to our eyes in the skits, Advertisement Drama, Municipal Daven- f port, The Very Naked Boy, Adventure,' Two Boys Meet Girl, and Buying A l-lat. Finale. 6. Myrna Williams. 7. Jim Thomas Paul West and Phil Fehlen. 8. Ned Risbrough, Bob Thein, and Leon Waxman. 9. Georqo Mcflhesnev and Dale Polissar. Outstanding talent included Kent and Jerry Rose Patsy Guittre and Sally Ramos. Miss Boehms and Miss Strauss dancers were on hand to give us all enjoyment with their dancing. Mr. Berry s choir put us in thc Christmas mood singing carols. Nearing the end of the program the l-ligh Steppers gave us a good example ot precision dancing. An oustanding climax, The Jolly Snow Man, composed and directed by Mr. Anino, was presented by the Lowell Big Sisters, Due to the hard work of Mr. Polland, its director, the '53 Varieties again earned the title Great, 5 15 5 JA 3 .-f FALL BOYS CSF Fourth C Lee J Hedgpeth Peterson B Werner M Noe Jo ak M Cole D U er Peracca J Debenham T ard J Parks C Rals on McBrlde P Dahl B Pflueger Txlden A Lazar M Lenschau H Lurle G Naparoff Second D Berger D Hone T Schwabacher J McGulvray 2-vhs. Cohn S Krueger R Fuerstncr A Wong R Alvarez Furst A Johnson T Ensenstadt J Hymans S Breyer M Leland E Shonfeld J Mltchell R Ad ams J Nolan B Pope Q 0 0 'KP' FALL GIRLS C S F Fnrst Row A Davles M Wltf man S Cahn J Alnoto M Saun ders B Terstcgge C Watt M Stendcll N West 2nd Row E Strauss S Cranston C Covington C Jacobs A Jacobs S Wcseman A Ravera J Spnvok D Elmore E Schles sunger J St wart 3rd Row M Fuerst M Uhlman A McGregor A Chasln J Hut tle C Gere C Bruggerman S alns H oo Burd Jacobs Q 4th Row S Benlamm G Mes snna G Berlnncr K Helgesson J Whnte C Montgomery M Wulhclms A DeBIsschop Schenk 1' P Ubutatanhtng Lgrmnn How was your report card? Thus rs the famallar cry heard around Lowell every term as the flnal grades come In Most of the trme the re y will be Oh a rug t l guess u every once ln a whsle there comes a gubllant yell that can mean only one thmg e Lowell Hugh School Calnfornua Scholarship Fed eratlon has another member Of course there are always a few brauns who manage wlthout much effort at all to be come a member of the CSF almost every term These are lnfe members and are excep tlonal people, who are looked upon wnth a feel mg of How rn the world does he for shel do rt? They do It by hard studying good concen trataon and a lnttle overdose of that well known gray matter located In the head ln the Fall 52 graduation class they were prlvnleged to have among them eight of these brnlllant people The bralns of thus class were Connne Covington Sonya Cranston Edith Strauss Kay Helgesson Eleanor Jacobs Mlke Lenschau Donald Peterson and Bull Stnmson A lufe member of the C S F rs a very exceptlon al person maunly because of the requlrements he must fulfill He must be a member of the C S F for at least four terms .4 Y. if .. . : . , , , D, . . , . , . , K. 5 rd , . , . tt , R, J A , . . h I . , , t , S. . ' i ' , , ' ' ,' Kf lik ' 1 . ' 5' K ED K' ' ' ,- C5 f ' . . . ' , l 2 4 ' , . ' - li will ., F K J - r - A 1 - ' 'S ggi , . , , . ' , , Woo, P. Zeller, L, Sutton, B. A . , . ' , . - ' 'X I lRf,' ,w',F, ,'oQ ' x ' XZ' h . . . . .I I, .4 I L. . -J l Q Q ll IJ 4 - - ll ' . . ' ' Il ' ' ' 1 . . U . I - - 11 - 1 ' pl , - Il h, ,sb f I A - ' . . . th , , ,, A ,, I ' 1 1 . ll ' Il 1 1 1 A I I ' t . . . I . -40.. The C.S.F. itself is not easy to make. lts re- quirements are a ten point honor count on the final grades. Because of the fact that an A is worth three points and a B worth one, the prospective CSF. member must have three A's and one B as his final grades. This in itself is not easy and to accomplish this set of grades for four terms is even harder The life members of the C S F for the Spring of l953 are Judy Barbata Audrey De Bisschop Doris Elmore Henry Lune Don Brown Steve McBride Charlene Bruggeman, Nancy Kassel John Pope, Stephanie Davis Keith Cohn Richard Alvarez Mike Gainey, Carol Gere, Karen Miller, Marilyn Hewitt, Jo Ann Stewart, May Woo, John Parks, Andy Wong, Carol Rosenthal, Jean Braas, Edwin Shonteld, Devin Utter, Margery Saunders, Mary Cleve, Audrey MacGregor, Joel Hedgpeth, and Alan Lazar. The Spring l953 members were too busy with other school activities to plan a picnic or to elect officers but they did however make a trip to the University of California The Fall l952 members elected Andy Wong as president Margery Saunders vice president, Margit Uhlmann secretary and Carol Gere, treasurer mm Svrhnlarzhtp illnnnrz SPRING GIRLS CSF lst Row S Cohen W Eppinqcr B Hill M Wittman M aun ders C Witt B Tcrstegge N Holtzworth M Uhlmann A Mic Greqor D Elmore J Alioto C v J Bass I Russ P Ze 2nd Row A Lynch C Dorich L Bernstein E Berke S ow A Eqlite C Rosenthul M Woo E Schlesinger N Olsen D J s L Sutton N Wst Anixter 3rd Row M Hewitt M Cleve nlan l e Fi 4 Davies G Ebert B Div cs J Erbcntraut R Cahn S Cahen Il A D B h 4th Row M Anderson B Mui a S Brochard A Witt Chashin L Goldeen L Schenk M Fuerst C Bruqgeman C Gere J Miller SPRING BOYS CSF lst Row A Sommer S Breyer R Low S Muto M Leland B Weck B Purrinqton S Wein berq J Gale D Fractenberq ope R n Fu Hvmans D Hone 2nd Row J Fidler T Stephens D Berger A Katsuyama H Strauch L OShea S Krieger Cohn D Sisich H Lurie rks K ee Po a Wonq 3rd Row G Cuthbertson J Ver du J Hedqpeth S McBride E Shonfeld B Pflueger C Brad C Tilclen J Raffeto Lazar P Dahl J Nolan J Pope F Baumeister 4th Row R Alvarez M Cole B Shapiro D Heilbron T Schwab acher K Jordak D Polissar J Dalrymple C Ralston F Krasne G Nazaroff B Honig G Bell O it 'lf limit I . 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' ' , Af - , S I . -n I. - , - . , 3 ,V J 1' W5 FORENSICS FIRST Row s Brochard L sfea ns P Eldredge s Squire J Klan G sumo P wade Fall PfeS'dCf1f CYNTHIA STEARNS OND ROW e ke k e er J hell ras c K Sp ng Pre de t STUART POLLAK THIRD ROW D Polsa M Leland G M Gofnkcl T E e tad IEP Ellnrvnmr Svnrwtg Going into its lOlst anniversary The Lowell High Forensic Society has become a prominent group in the activities at Lowell Under the superb coaching of the old master Mr Lorbeer the society got off to another big year last fall First off they elected the officers which would act as their leaders for the fall term of 52 Low senior Cynthia Stearns was chosen as a very capable president to hold this posi tion As secretary they chose Jim Mitchell and as treasurer Stuart Pollak Leland Levy and Dic4 Krzlitzen winners in California represented Lowell last summer in the Nationals at Boston Both boys lasted through the quarter finals before being elim mated With such a past behind them the society began to work toward another impressive year The Novice Tournament at Saint Ignatius gave twenty two students a chance to try their skills At the Merced Tournament Jacques Hymans and Frank Krasne won B Division Debate with 22 students competing. Next came the Oakland High Tournament in which low junior Roland Peracca took a first in Oratory. Susan Bryan and Gerald Grant made the finals and the debate teams of Jim Mitchell and Stuart Pollak lost only one debate. Meanwhile, between the big tournaments, Lowell was being well represented at small gatherings Cynthia Stearns represented us at the Lions Club Gayle Susnow at the Knights of Pythias Elaine Berke in the Senior Division and Jerry Grant in the Junior Division were the representatives at the Hearst Contest spon sored by the CALL BULLETIN Illness hit the Forensics hard at the Northern California Finals of the National Forensic League With such people absent as Roland Perwcca Liv Stearns and Mr Lorbeer himself the Society lost this tournament However the debate teams of Marc Leland and Stephen Breyer lost only two out of seven debates and the team of Jim Mitchell and Stuart Pollak lost one out of six which was an excellent record for Lowell The students now elected such good officers as Stuart Pollak president Stephen Breyer vice president Jim Mitchell secretary and Marc Leland treasurer These officers were to represent the society for the spring term The Forensics are active around the school also Joyce Spivock and Liv Stearns gave Hum orous Declamations to entertain the P T A this spring. Over 60 Lowell students participated in some form of inter-scholastic Forensic work during the Fall and Spring terms and hope to win over Sl0,000 in prizes. A tribute was given to Mr. Lorbeer last fall. The forensic coach was given a diamond key from the N.F.L. He was one of the few to ever receive the very high honor in this field. 1.42.- TOP ROW R1 ter J Bur ou R Ba chspres R Cooper L Thorsen J lsaacson M Daniels SECOND ROW J Schwabacher R Alm D Berger Y Bokura A Breslauer N Fax C Kress EP frugal? Ogunrh Excellent leadership and complete co opera tlon among the cadets have given the ROTC Battallon nts most successful year since the end ot World War ll During the year the battalion was dlvlded up unto tour companies whnch held a total ot l6O cadets This was a marked smprovement over the previous year s enrollment As rn torerunnlng years Lowells ROTC cadets were rated highest IH the clty All ot San Francascos ROTC units have tor many years looked to Lowell for the highest examples of precusuon respect and courtesy The three ROTC Instructors Lleutenant Krencrckn SFC Brigham and SFC Fry have led the battalion through the last year Lieutenant Krenclckl lnstructed the third year cadets Ser geant Brigham the second year cadets and Ser geant Fry the tnrst year cadets Each year the ROTC practices and drills for several mann events The most Important of these IS Federal Inspection Thus IS an annual Inspection conducted by the California Mulutary Dnstrlct by order ot the U S Army Lowell s ROTC battallon IS graded on a natlonal basis wnth all other Junnor ROTC unrts Grades are grven on marchlng theory and mxlstary cour tesy Another mam event IS Parents Night Here cadets gave demonstratlons ot the work they have accomplished through the year The cadets also march In two parades each year along wlth cadets from the other San Francrsco ROTC unnts These are the regular Saint Patrick s Day and Columbus Day Parades The other three events are the company pla toon squad and undlvudual competutxons which take place at the end ot each semester and the Nlnety tlrst Dlvrslon Competition Another actlvnty ot the ROTC IS partnclpatzon by the rutle team nn several Important rrtle matches Perhaps the one whtch IS looked tor ward to more than any other IS the National Hearst Rltle Match rnstltuted by Wllllam Ran dolph Hearst The rrtle team tures against other teams throughout the Nation In the match Another match which gets top bullung as the Snxth Army Match where the team tures against other high schools ID the Sixth Army Area Top scorer of the rntle team was Te ry Lyttle who recently gained the rating ot Expert Rrtleman In the Junior Dlvlslon of the National Rltle AS soclatlon The rating ot Expert Rntleman ns second best In the NRA All nn all the ROTC has had an excellent year and has made an excellent appearance ID all events In whrch It partlcrpated I-may 1' 1 'W s x t . l 2 JP' as I .a f' I we A - 1 ir K i -WE. tx , . r ghs, . u , . , . , . ' , . . 4- BOTTOM ROW-G, LeGear, C, Malnns, G. McChesncy, M. Orloff, N, Petersen, N, Shcrkoft, K. Yamada. f I ' 9' YJ I Q ' - i I . , ' I . I . . , , , I , . I - 1 I . . . . . I . T ' I I I . . , . . I . . . . . . . I ' I ' l T . . . ' . . . I I ' - , . . I . . I 1 I 1 ' , h . . , - ' I , 1 . . . ll I ' ' 1 . . . . .- ' ' . l A . - 11 A 11 ' . - I . . V I , 1 1 ' 1 ' ' I ' - - . . . ROTC A COMPANY FIRST ROW J Prro P Kung L Merle A Czyz M Montelth D Green D Hadsel C Brown N Doane H Strauch SECOND ROW R Quaun N Faux T Schwabacher J Burroughs SFC Bngham 'FC Fry M Danrels C Kress N Sherkott K Obencharne THIRD ROW B Lyttle D Law A Garcra K Takahashn K Childs A Sturgeon R Noyes B Hopkrns R Felecra M Gensberger D Howard FOURTH ROW P Lew H Galla J Delprero G Lenahan E Long Moran A Nalavalko Mclntosh Reud A Company came out tops rn the Fall C Company rated second only to A term lt won the Company Cup Company Dnll Company lt placed second ln Company Com Medal Platoon Close Order Drlll Medal and petrtlons and nts two platoons came rn second Platoon Physrcal Drlll Medal Commander of ln platoon Close Order Drrll and Platoon Phys: thus top unlt was Cadet Captarn Mrchael cal Dnll The company also boasted a top Daniels The Company Cup rs given to the unrt squad whnch came rn second an squad competr showing best performance throughout the tions Company Commander was Cadet Cap term tain Rrchard Cooper me. ' ROTC C COMPANY FIRST ROW R Rowe W Bellezer Y Bokura SFC Brlgham SFC Fry N Peterson G LeGear D Baar G Ruchards SECOND ROW B Welsshaar D Rosen J Jackson R Whitney J Jung M Moore W Rockstroh asknn J Blyoder L Epsteln T Marks THIRD ROW J McLean C Smrth C Kurchhoff D Demung W Mitchell J Campbell W lrwln R Krrchhoff D Surfleet D Ramos 44 gwi 11 .1 1 1 - 1 - I1 - 1 - 1 - 1 I- 1 A 1I 1 1 - 1 - - ll Il ' II Il II Il . , . ' I I I , , - f h ka-, ,, if HI -.. I .I .... , I v .jk . ' 4-, Id PIN., 1 , J., I 4 or , 1 -.. J. .M 4 I II N . ,. f, W - 11 11 - 1I - 1 ' 1 g 1 - 1 - 1 - Q ' A ' . -' . , 1 , I. , . I , .I , . , . I 1 I 1 - 1 - 1 ' ' 1' . , . , . , 1 , . , 1 , 1 , - U - I ' ' ROTC B COM PAN Y FIRST ROW M Russ M Orlott C Mallns J Isddcson SFC Brnqlwrn SFC Fry C Tnorscn A Ere lauer R Alm SECOND ROW J Babcock T Simmons G Beck R Kuppnnger D Orton R Sprnqs B Sweeney R Chun W Thomws D Cwlfwxy G Cuthbertson R Wong THIRD ROW T Lyttle S Dederuan K Dougherty D Hwrtman R Muller F Sturgeon V Best E Resch T Caylor B Company showed up wlth quute a tew drnll experts A select group ot these were the members of George Cuthbertson s squad who carried oft the squad competatuon award Thus as one ot the most sought atter awards that the ROTC gives out B Company also boasted D Company us the ROTC s new company It was organlzed to provrde tor the surge of new cadets In the ROTC Now near completnon ot nts second year D Company has proved to be a worthwhile venture Fall Company Com mander Cadet Captain Rlchard Bauchsples Sprung Commander Cadet Second Lueutenant the top thlrd year cadet Alfred Springs Norman Faux ROTC D COMPANY FIRST ROW E Smnth A Sandrock C Barkley Dunnunq L OShca R Lange SECOND ROW W Easley K Yamada R Bauchspncs SFC Bnqham SFC Fry E Raxter R Cooper D Berger D MacDonald THIRD ROW J Pntrman K McLean C Thclss R Ramsey E Fnllnnoer A Pagsolmgan E Myrne D Wu'kuns R Torqqsno F MrN1:r Walker H Manubusan J Andrews I andeshev FOURTH ROW J Bellfxeld F voqht Quan R Hanson W Hale D Rodgers N Srmth D Petersen B Chnsum L Pappas D Courtway 45 I I H .. A , , . , , , . U , I , , . , . s , . . -W , . ' , , , . , , . , . I g , . , . , , L, . ,tl w . -f. , , V , L 4 , , , . , . , . , . ' . Il ll ' ' Il ll 4 I I . I ' ll ll . . . . , ' ll ll . . - - I , . LQ, A . , l nn H H Q ... W Q 'Hd wr. Mk V 9 1' 9' 5 my .ww wh' Ei Q? W' :wi 4: A i 5? ggf fwiif- , Q J nhlvn C621 Ingvihvr '-T uvrgmhvrr ffl I llwe-X f . 5 fs' i-fig We 9' , A -v 1. A-vii .f W'-I X 'Q ia 5 , 'w Q' 3, i f uma illrvvzv zmh nhlvz Efvnvvzv Christmas and Easter time found the nobles of Ye Olde Castle far from home, for no snow tell on the palace spires. Lowellites could bc found at Soda Springs, Kiski, and the Sierra Club flying down the frozen slopes. Between oight and five, the lucky snow-lovers could be found skiing, building snow-men, and hurling snow balls, and thoroughly enjoying every min ute of it. Among the experts could be found Mr. Anino and Mr. Buckley, who frolicked as much as the students. . . . which all goes to show that Old Man winter isn't so bad after all, -43,, X asv? l Q, S sg B+ If 'Egg 5, li' W-we ,, 5 nhlvn ining this Sun As the sun goes, so goes a Lowellitel And truer words were never said, because wherever there is sun, you are bound to find a Lowellite enjoying it, Favorite among the sun spots is Fairfax, and many of our royal ladies could be found there on sunny Saturdays and Sundays, in outfits that would have shocked their English predecessors. The knights, though not in armor, made their appearances in the sun, too, though from the looks of this page, not very oftenl For those lucky enough, Palm Springs helped the early sun tans along during Easter vacation, ln the summer, Tahoe, The Russian River, and countless other places overflowed with Lowell lords and ladies. Even back-yards were converted into sun- bathing spots . , . weather permitting! -49- ii .1535 IS?-'J H' F55 M50 w Svvninrn Qwign Smprvmv ,, K I 41 'X 45' S A ' v M-50-f X- i 5 i -id v 1' is if .Uuninm Maur illun 'nn The two years on the bottom finally passed It was a slow, drawn-out process, but getting to be a junior at the end was worth it all. These Lowellites really got in the swing ol being a part of the red-brick castle. The privil- leges ot upperclassmen were their at last, though studying was harder than before. The whole year was filled with picnics, dances, oth- er social and school activities, and a great deal of good hard work. The Juniors got to know their own class- mates much better and on a much more friend- ly basis, Lowell really turned out to be greater than they had anticipated. As their junior year drew to a close, these students regretted that their high school days would soon be ended, ..52.. PM ' Li :EW gh? LJ stu J 4.231 1 .yu EMMANUEL AGORASTOS. Manny participated in Football, and was a member of the Scroll, Block L, and Student Council. He was Student Body Secretary and L-3 President. BEVERLY AIZENBERG. Majored in English and History and participated in Lowell Varieties and Block L. She plans to attend College of Pacific. EIKO AOKI. Eiko participated in GAA and majored in Science while at Lowell. She plans to go to City College to become a nurse. ATSUKO AWAYA. Member of Big Sisters and GAA. Majored in English, History, Spanish and Math. She is headed for Cal. SUSAN BENJAMIN. Sue was a CSF member, on the RED AND WHITE Staff, Big Sisters, and GAA. She will attend S. F. State. GABRIELLE BERLINER. Gabie was active in GAA. She majored in English, Music and French and intends to go to Pomona. VAN BEST. A member of Lowell's Music Club, Van plans to attend City or State to study for the ministry. He came to Lowell from Aptos. DARRELL BLOOM. This prominent member of the Dance Band and Music major plans to make State his destination and will become a musician. JOHN BURROUGHS. West Point and a career in the army await John, who was active on ROTC, and a member of the Football Squad and Big Brothers. GLENN BURTON. A History major, Glenn is going to San Francisco State to become a teacher. Glenn came to Lowell from Grant. GWENDOLYN CAMPANA. Gwen was a member of the GAA Block L, and Room Treasurer. Her majors were History and English. She is going to S. F. State. .. CAROL CAMPBELL. Carol came to Lowell in the Spring of i949 and majored in English. She plans to attend S. F. State and will become a dancer. SUEZANE CARDINAL. Suezane majored in Music and was a Big Sister and Block L member. Plans to become a singer, after attending State. JERRY CARVER. Jerry majored in Math. He came to Lowell from Grant and plans to go to City College to become a food broker. EDMUND CHOLEWA. Was in the Dance Band. He majored in Music and plans to go to San Francisco State. GRANT COOK. Grant was quarterback on the Football Team, Block L, Basketball Team, Scroll and L, and L-4 Dance Com- mittee. SANFORD COPLIN. Sandy served as Student Council Prexy, majored in History and English and will major in Business Administration at S.F.C.C. CONSTANCE COVINGTON. Connie was on the C.S.F., Big Sisters, and Shield, and served as Block L President. She plans to go to U.C. to study medicine. CHARLES COWAN. A Science major while at Lowell, Charles plans to attend S. F, State. He came to Lowell from Marina Jr. High. SONYA CRANSTON. Room Rep., Big Sister, GAA, Block L Secretary, L-4 Dance Committee, Orchestra, Life Member of C.S.F., headed for Cal. EMILIO DACQUISTO. A Music major, he came to Lowell from Roosevelt Jr. High as a sophomore. JEROME DARE. Jerome majored in German, Math and Science. He is going to U. C. to take up chemical engineering. SENIOR DAY MEANS CRAZY COSTUMES, WATER PISTOLS, AND ROLLER SKATES. Svvninrn- iliall IH 2 Svvninra- illall 1952 BRlNGlNG DOWN THE AXE IS A TRADITION DEAR TO EVERY LOWELLITE, FRANCES DAVIS. GAA, and Block L member. She majored in Math and French and plans to be a dietitian after attending C I G. ALBERT DITTMAN. Al majored in Science and plans to be- come an electronics technician He came from Portola lr. High as a sophomore. ROBERT ERHART. Bob came to Lowell from Turkey. He mae jored in History and Science, and went out for Track. Going to S. F. State. JUDY ESBERG. Judy was on the C.S.F. and Big Sisters. She majored in French and Art, and is headed for U. C. MITZI FEINSTEIN. Shield, Block L, Big Sisters, Student Body Dance Committee and Senior Activities Committee. Going to lJ.C. to study dress designing. HELEN FREE. Helen was on the Shield, Block L worked in the Attendance Office, Secretary of the Big Sistelrs. Headed for Cal. MARILYN FREEMAN. Marilyn majored in Language while at Lowell, and acted as Room Representative to the Student Council. She came to Lowell as a sophomore. SHARON FRIEDMAN. C.S.F., Big Sisters, L-i2 Dance Commit- tee, Block L, G.A.A., and worked in Mr. Karpenstein's office. Going to become a commercial artist. JOYCE GALLIGANI. Member of Block L, Senior Activities Committee, G.A.A. intends to become a buyer after gradua- tion. DOROTHY GEHRKE. H-3 Dance Committee, Block L, Shield and L,, Big Sisters, and worked in Attendance Office. Majored in German and plans to attend C.O.P. DENNIS GLAFKIDES. Denny was on C.S.F., Block L, Scroll Secretary, President of Silver Spikes and Senior Activities Committee. Headed for Princeton to become an atomic scientist. LIBBY GOLD. Majored in History and English. Served as Red Cross Representative. Plans to study at S. F. State to become a legal secretary. SHIRLEY GREENBERG. H-ll Dance Committee, Block L, and G.A.A. member. Hopes to attend San Jose State to become a journalist. EUGENE HAWKINS. L-I2 Dance Committee, H-I2 Class Trea- surer, and Registry Treasurer. Gene majored in Science, German and Math and plans to go to City. MARGARET HEDTKE. Margie was a Big Sister, H-I2 Vice Prexy, Riding Manager, and Block L Social Committee. She plans to become a nurse. KAY HELGESSON. Student Body Veep, L-3 Vice Prexy, Big Sisters, Block L, Shield, and Life Member of C.S.F. Kay is going to Cal to become a physical therapist. JUAN ELIZABETH HOLIHAN. Joan was on the G.A.A., Block L, and an office worker. She plans to go to S, F. State or San Jose State to become a teacher. SANDRA HORN. Sandy was on the C.S.F., G.A.A., LOWELL Staff, Room Representative, and Red Cross Representative. She came to Lowell from Presidio and plans to go to Univer- sity of California to become a journalist, JERRY HORTON. Jerry came to Lowell as a L-IO from Portola Jr. High. He majored in Science and Math and plans to go to the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy. ANN ISHIDA. Ann participated in Swimming, Basketball, and Volleyball while at Lowell, She came from Girls High and plans to go to U.C, to become a nurse. ELEANOR JACOBS. Eleanor was Shield Secretary, on the Big Sister Special Committee, Block L Dance Committee, L-4 Dance Committee, and a Life Member of the C.S.F. .IERROLD JACOBY. Jerry participated in Basketball, Baseball, Football, Track, was President of the Block L, Big Brothers Scroll, Rally Committee, Dance Committee. Headed for Stanf ford. 3' ,. g, fag .' 55: aw fi .f it 'H 'W K S... i 9 S .ig , I ' Lx 'WS RQ' f it .A 1 ss -21 .t .sf sz? I A Q i Qi . S div . , i l' f W ' 13' if 1 f m l ' .5 'QO- 'ti K- 2595? ,sy ix I if I . ,-if .:,- --Q- .ag Af QQ rw A 'YP r wi 5 'eff' -1 A wx -'yy-. ELIZABETH JOHNSON. Elizabeth came to Lowell from Marina and plans to go to Santa Maria J.C. While at Lowell she majored in English and History. HARRIET-LEE KELLER. Harriet was on the Block L, G.A.A., and in the Varieties, She came to Lowell from Dudley Stone and plans to go into nursing at the Mt. Zion Nursing School. ELIZABETH KESSLER. Libby was on the Carnival Committee, Block L, G.A.A., Big Sisters, L-11 Dance Committee. She came to Lowell as a L-9 from Grant. RICHARD KISLITZIN. Dick was in the Forensic Society. He came to Lowell in 1950 from Sacred Heart and plans to go to City College and then into diplomatic service. I JOE LEJARZA. Joe came to Lowell in September of 1952 from Commerce High School. He plans to go to University of California. IGOR LANDYSHEV. Igor came to Lowell from Heidelberg, Germany and was in the Radio Club. He plans to go to City College and become an electronics engineer. MICHAEL LENSCHAU. Was H-11 Class President, L-12 Dance Committee, Student Body Treasurer, Scroll, Big Brothers and Lite Member of the C.S.F. He plans to go to Cal. LAWRENCE LINN. Lawrence majored in Science while at Lowell. He came in June, 1949 from Aptos Jr. High. MICHAEL LIOTWEIZEN. Mike was in the ROTC, Rifle Club and 1952 Varieties, He plans to go to U.C. and then become a concert pianist. WILLIAM LOSHUERTOS. Bill was on Carnival Committee, Track, and a Class Representative. He plans to go to S. F. State. VALENTINE LUHS. Valentine came to Lowell from Massachu- setts as a L-IO. She plans to go to City College to be a secretary. CHARLES LUMSDAINE. Charles came to Lowell in Spring of 1952. He majored in Science and History and plans to go to City College KENT LUNDGREN. Kent was active in Advanced Band, Dance Band, Varieties and he played 1l0's Basketball. He came from Marina Jr. High in 1949. KATHERINE MACKINTOSH. Katherine was on Shield, Big Sis- ters, Block L, Dance Committee and Library Staff, She plans to go to S. F. State to become a teacher. SIGRUD MAHL. Sigrud was G.A.A. President, Modern Dance Manager, on Block L Dance Committee, in Varieties, on Executive Board and Registry Treasurer. JACKLYN MASCARELLI. Jacky was on H-11 Dance Commit- tee, Block L, Shield, Red Cross President, Carnival Committee and Assistant Chairman of the Big Sisters. PATRICIA MASCARELLI. Patty was Vice President of the Shield. on Big Sisters, Bowling Manager, Carnival Committee, H-11 Vice President. She came to Lowell from Aptos. TOM MCCONNON. Torn came from Washington High School in Spring ot 1949. He plans to qo to City College and become an arch:tectural engineer. BILL MCCUBBIN. President of the Student Body, on Big Brothers, on the Basketball Team, President of L-I2 Class, Dance Committees. He plans to go to Cal. FRED McNAIR. Fred came to Lowell in January, 1952, and majored in Science. He is going to City College to become a high school teacher. HOWARD MEYER. While at Lowell, Howie was on the Foot- ball and Swimming Teams. He majored in Art and Science and plans to go to City College. MARILYN MOSS. Marilyn was on Senior Activities Committee, a Room Representative and Carnival Committee. She plans to become a buyer. THE BLOCK L RALLY IS ALWAYS SAD FOR SENIORS, ESPECIALLY AS THE SHIELD GIRLS SING THEIR FAREWELL SONG. Svvninra- illztll 12152 I Svvninrn- Ellall IH LOWELL SPIRIT IS ALWAYS AT ITS PEAK FOR THE LOWELL- POLY RIVALRY. DAVID MURPHY. Dave was on the Block L, Swimming Team, Vicc- President of Big Brothers, School Dance Committee. Plans to go to San Jose State. HOWARD MURRAY. Howard was on the Swimming Team, in the Band and Orchestra. He came to Lowell as a L-IO. WESLEY MUTO. Wes was President of H-I2 Class, member ol Block L, on Football and Track Teams and was on the Student Council. He plans to go to Cal. GEORGE NAKAHARA. George majored in English, History and Music and was in the Chorus Group, He plans to go to City College. KENNETH OBENCHAIN. While at Lowell, Kenneth majored in History and Math. He came to Lowell from Roosevelt in l95O as a L-IO. DONALD JOSEPH PETERSON. Donald was a lite member ot C.S.F, He majored in Math and participated in ROTC. He came from Fairmount School as a L-9. HELEN POPOFF. Helen was a Big Sister and majored in French and Art. She plans to be a commercial artist or a dress de signer, and attend City College. FLETCHER PYLE. Fletcher was a member of the Football Team for tour years. He plans to go to San Jose State and study the lumber industry. ELWYN RAFFETTO. Elwyn majored in Science and Math. He was on the Track Team and H-I2 Dance Committee. He plans to enter Cal and study medicine. GERDA RATKOVSKY. Gerda majored in Language and Eng- lish while at Lowell. She was in the G.A.A, and Ushers Com- mittee. She plans to work after graduation. CAROL REILLY. Carol was on the Carnival Committee, Shield and L, Big Sisters. She majored in Arts and Crafts and plans to go to Lux College. HENRY REPETTO. Henry came to Lowell from Portola Jr. High. He majored in Science and plans to go to Golden Gate College after graduation. CAROL RIEDEMAN. Secretary of L-I2 Class, Dance Commit- tee, Block L and Big Sisters, She majored in English and German. CHRISTIE ROBERTS. Christie participated in Folk Dancing and was a Red Cross Representative. She came from Aptos Jr. fs ,Q tee, Block L, and in the Orchestra, She plans to go High and plans to go to City College. ANDY ROGOZIN. Andy came to Lowell from St. Dominic's in W47. While at Lowell he majored in History. KENT ROSE. Kent came to Lowell from Berkeley, California in Fall, l952. He majored in Music. Kent plans to go to San Francisco State College. DOROTHY RYMAN. Dorothy came to Lowell from Marina Jr. High in Spring of 1950 as a L-IO. She plans to go on to Lux College. JANE SARTORI. Jane was President of Shield and L, on Big Sisters, G,A.A, Bowling, Dramatics, Term Play, Varieties and Miss Lorigan's office. She plans to go to San Jose Stale and on to Stanford. JANIET SCHWEIFLER. Janet was on the L-I2 Dance Commit- to Cal. MARIE SCOTT. Marie came to Lowell as a L-IO in Spring of l95O. She came to us from Roosevelt Jr. High. KALERIA SHARIGIN. Kaleria came to Lowell from Japan as a H-ll in Spring of l95l. She plans to go to City College after graduation. GUIDO SPINGOLA. Guido came to Lowell from St. Monica's While at Lowell, he majored in History and he plans to no on to City College. ,IQA - - .f if.. Grief-a. - . 4 'f ...M-nr , we 'Qin' 'Wu r ... , 'tg ,,,. . ,,. . efbixi: .sip IR, c f' ' 'BIA b, l. BOYS Emmanuel D Aqorastos Earl Van Best Darrell Bloom John Dunwoody Burroughs Glenn Edward Burton Jr Jerry D Carver Edmund Stanley Cholewa Sanford Coplun Grant V Cook Charles Edward Cowan Emxljo Vnctor Daccjulsto Jerome Gordon Dare Albert Carl Djttman Robert John Erhart E Dennls Glatkldes Euqene D Hawkuns Jerry Douglas Horton Jerrold Jay Jacoby Richard KISJITZID Iqor A Landyshey JosephJ Lejarza Justus Machael Molltor Lenschau J Lawrence St John Llnn Mrchael Llotwerzen Wrllram Joseph Loshuertos Charles James Lumsdalne Kent Lee Lundgren John S McConnon Wrlljam James McCubbm Fred Louls McNanr Howard D Meyer David Gary Murphy Howard Waqner Murray Wesley S Muto Georqe Mlnoru Nakahara BILL STIMSON Bull was Presndent of Scroll and L on the Student Body Dance Committee L 3 Secretary Rally Commjt lee C S F Carnlval Commlttee He majored IH Math and he plans to go to Cal EDITH STRAUSS Edrth was Secretary of the GAA and on the Bug Snsters She majored In French and lntends to enter Stanford ANITA SUNG Anjta came to Lowell from Mountann Vlew School as a H IO Whrle at Lowell she majored rn History ROBERT THEIN Bob partjcupated ln the Vanetles and Chour He majored ln Muslc and plans to go on rn that fueld H came from Drew School LLOYD THORSEN Lloyd was an the ROTC Swnmmlng and lrwrk Teams He ol1ns to go to San Franclsco Slate College after graduation HAROLD TEITLER Harold came to Lowell from Ann Arbor Mjchlgan In Fall of l95O Whale at Lowell he majored rn Math ALLEN TOM Allen came to Lowell from Commerce ln Fall of 1952 He majored In Math whale at Lowell MATTHEW TOM Matthew majored ln Hlstory whsle at Lowell He came from Grant School rn Sprung l949 CLAIRE TRAIG Clalre partlclpated In the GAA and majored nn French and Sclence She came from Columbus School DARLYNE TREVOR Darlyne was on the L I2 Dance Com mrttee Block L Bowllng and Bug Slsters Sie majored rn Musjc and Math DIANE WARD Deane was a Recjlstry Treasurer on the Carnl val Commlttee Student Body Dance Committee Bug Sisters and GAA Bowllng Swnmmsng NANCY WASSON Whlle at Lowell Nancy majored In Engllsh and Hlstory She was on the LOWELL Staff and the RED AND WHITE Staff She plans to go to Stanford DON WHITE Don came to Lowell from Roosevelt ln l95O He was a Room Reprr. entataye and In the Forenslcs He plans to go to Cal VICTORIA YU Vrctona came to Lowell from Commerce last term She majored In Sctence and plans to go to Paclfrc Unron College FELICIA ZEIGER Feljcla partrclpated rn GAA Horseback Rldmg and Bowljnq She plans to be a commercjal artist and attend Cnty College GRADUATING CLASS OF FALL 1952 Kenneth Edward Obenchaln Donald Joseph Peterson Fletcher S Pyle Elwyn L Rattetto Henry D Reoetto Andrew Alexander Rogozln Mlchael Rokltnansky Kent Allan Rose Guldo John Sounqola Wrllram A Stlmson Harold Herman Teltler Robert Mnchael Them Lloyd Sanford Thorsen Allen S Tom Matthew F Tom Thomas L Tucker Donald Frankljn Whrte GIRLS Beverly Pearl Alzenberq Elko Aokl Atsuko Awaya Susan Jeanne Benjarmn Gsbruelle G Berluner Gwendolyn Mary Campana Carol Antornette Campbell Suezane Ely Cardunal Constance Joan Coylnqton Chrustel Sonya Cranston Frances Davls Juta Esberq Mjtzr A Fernstem Helen Frances Free Marllyn Marsha Freeman Sharon Beverly Friedman Joyce Ann Galluqanu Dorothy Jean Gehrke 58 Llblay Rosyln Gold Shnrley Ann Greenberg Margaret Loujse Hedtke Kay Nancy Heloesson Joan Elnzabeth Holuhan Sandra Roslyn Horn Nonko Ann lshrda Eleanor Ann Jacobs Dons Mae Jacobson Eluzabeth Louise Johnson Harrrett Lee Keller Lrbby Suzanne Kessler Audrey Janus Lantry Valentlne Luhs Katherlne Lrlluan Cecllra Macklntosh Srgrud Bjrkljn Mahl Jacklyn Ann Mascarelll Patncla Jean Mascarelll Minlyn Carole Moss Helen Popotf Gerda Ratkovsky Carol Anne Rejlly Carol Anrta Rnedeman Christie H Roberts Dorothy Carol Ryman Jane Edith Sartorr Janet Elalne Schwelfler Marne Loulse Dnanne Scott Kalerua Sharlqnn Edlth Rose Strauss Anrta Sung Claure Tralq Dwrlyne Trevor Duane Ruth Ward Nancy Lorraine Wasson Vnctorua Sue Yu Felrcla Joan Zelqer 4 - .I I - . .' 4 T , . . ., . , , A 1 i I . . . ,, . . ,, . 7 J . , . . . 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' . MWA, FM it ,V , K 'Q . we ,aggiw an ... Q'l f't' .4 I atggr-V.-a ye ,si 'R- ,. It 12 f X i V I f 'HOF If sa. if r f fp i nw' :.. . 3 ,sv ai. 1 QL I S if ,I Svrninra- Sivpring IH 3 THE GREAT LOWELL ROOTING SECTION WATCHES AS THE KNIGHTS OF THE GRIDIRON PERFORM JOANNE ALIOTO. President of the Shield, Chairman of the Sisters, Block L, Rally Committee, Lowell Page Editor, Block L Dance Committee, C.S.F. Majored in Science and English. FRANCES AINSWORTH. Frances was in the Advanced Choir, Dance Band, and Girls' Glee. She majored in English and History and is going to City College. JOYCE ALM. Joyce worked in the library and the girls gym. She majored in History and plans to go to St. Francis Hospital for Nurse's Training. RICHARD ALVAREZ. Dick was a projectionist, life member of C.S.F., Chemistry Club. He majored in Science, Mathematics, and French, and plans to go to C.I.T. MARY ANDERSON. Mary was on the G.A.A., Block L, and C.S.F. She came from Presidio Jr, High, and plans to go to S. F. State. SYLVIA PHYLLIS ANSON. Yell leader, Big Sisters, Block L, Carnival Committee, Rally Committee. Majored in English and History. CAROL ARMSTRONG. While at Lowell Carol was on the Block L and G.A.A. bowling. She majored in English, and plans to go to San Jose State. JAMES ARMSTRONG. Jim participated in thc Varieties while at Lowell. He majored in Math and is going to enter S.F,C.C. to become an engineer. VICTOR ASANO. While at Lowell Vic majored in French, Math, and Science. He came from Pacific Heights School and plans to go to City College. LARRY AXTELL. Larry was on the Block L, Tennis team, and a Red Cross Representative. He plans to go to San Jose State to become an archaeologist. GEORGIA BALDASSARI. Block L, G.A.A. bowling, and Block L Dance Committee. Majored in Science and English and is going to S. F. State. JUDY BARBATA. H-Il Dance Committee, Varieties, Big Sisters, C,S.F., Registry Treasurer and Mr. Karpenstein's office. Majored in French, Science, and English and plans to enter Cal in thc fall. ANN BARNARD. Ann was on G.A.A. bowling, and a Room Representative. She is headed for Children's Hospital to be a nurse after graduation. JAMES BASS. Jim majored in Mechanical Drawing and partici- pated in Basketball and Track. He came to Lowell from Presidio in Fall, I949. KAREN BAUMANN. Block L, Big Sisters, Library, GAA. She majored in Science, Math, French, and English, and plans to go to Reed College. JERRY BELDFIELD. Jerry was in the Rifle Club and Radio Club. He came from Honolulu and after graduating he plans to become a dentist. HALINA BERGEN. While at Lowell, Halina was in the Big Sisters. She majored in English and plans to Q0 to S. F. State and then become an actress. FRANCES BERGER. Shield, Block L, Big Sisters, H-II Dance Committee, Bowling Manager, on LOWELL staff, Registry Treasurer. Majored in English, French and Science. ELAINE BERKE. Elaine was on the Shield, Big Sisters and par- ticipated in forensics. She came from Presidio as a L-9, and plans to become a nurse. DONN BERNSTEI-N. Donn sold tickets and has worked at the bank counter office since he was a freshman. He plans to go to SFCC. LOIS BERNSTEIN. Big Sisters, G.A.A., Block L, Attendance Office, and RED AND WHITE Staff. Plans to go to Cal after graduating. KATHERINE BERTRAM. Kay was on the picnic committees, and the G.A.A., and she majored in Music and English. She plans to become a court reporter after attending Munsons. ALICE BIERNOFF. While a Lowellite Alice was a Big Sister, on the Junior Prom Committee, and drew posters for class activities. She plans to study medicine at Cal. INA BIRNBAUM. While at Lowell, Ina worked in Miss Grae- ber's office and was on Big Sisters. She came from Marina Jr. High in fall of l95l, and is going to Cal. LOIS BIRNBAUM. Lots was on the G.A.A. and worked in the ottice. She plans to go to the University of Nevada after graduation to study art. WALTER BIRNBAUM. Walt came to Lowell from Aptos Jr. High, and maiored in Science and Math. He plans to be a doctor after studying at Cal, ANITA BLAU. Big Sisters, Block L, Student Body Dance Com- mittee, G.A.A,, Senior Activities Committee, and Varieties Majored in Science, French and English. GEOFFREY BLUM. While at Lowell, Geoffrey was on the CS F, He came from Marina Jr. High in l95l and plans to goto UC. RICHARD BLUM. Dick was on Boys Block L, Golt Team, Car- nival Committee, and a Red Cross Representative. He plans to go to Stanford. NEIL BLUMENTHAL. Scroll, Block L, Treasurer of Hfl2 Class, Rally Committee, Big Brothers, Student Body Dance Commit- tee, He plans to go to U. of Hawaii. ARLINE BLUMER. L-ll Dance Committee, Big Sisters, Student Body Dance Committee, LOWELL Staff. Mapored in Art and is headed for U.C.L.A. DINA BOGDANOVA. While at Lowell Dina was on the Library Staff and Usher Committee, She majored in Language and plans to go to SFCC. CORA BOLLES. Cora was a Big Sister, on the L-ll Dance Com- mittee, LOWELL Staff, Block L, Varieties, Carnival Commit- tee, H-ll Mrs. Claus, She plans to go to S. F. State, MARY ANN BONACCORSI. While at Lowell Mary Ann partir cipated in Riding, Swimming, and Choir. She plans to take Animal Husbandry at Davis. JEAN BRAAS. Big Sisters, Shield, GAA President, H-ll Dance Committee, and Library Staff. She plans to go to San Jose State after graduation. CLAY BRADLEY. Clay was on the Block L, CSF, and Handbook Committee, He came from Grant and plans to go on to Cal to be a corporation lawyer. AL BRESLAUER. Al was a Room Treasurer, L-l2 Dance Com- mittee, ROTC, and Slide Rule Club. He majored in Science and Mathematics and will probably enter Cal. NANCY BREWER. While at Lowell, Nancy was on the Student Council and Writers Club. She plans to go to Radcliffe College and study dramatics. DON BROWN. Don was on the Scroll, Editor of the LOWELL, Secretary of the Student Body and member of the Silver Spikes, He plans to enter Stanford in the fall. CHARLENE BRUGGEMANN. Charlene was on the L-I2 and H412 Dance Committees, Shield, GAA, and Block L. She is headed for San Jose State and will become a teacher. SUSAN BRYAN. Susan was a Big Sister, Red Cross Rep., and was on the Senior Activities Committee. She mayored in History and Language. ELLIOTT BUCHDRUKER. While at Lowell Elliott was a re- porter for the LOWELL. He majored in English and History and plans to go to Cal's Law School. BRADLEY BURKE. Brad was a member ol the Band, Dance Band, and Orchestra. He maiored in Music and plans to go to S. F, State, SYBIL CAHEN. Sybil was on the GAA, Shield, and Big Sisters She maiored in English and French and is hearted for Cal. CARD STLANTS ARE ALWAYS A MAJOR PART OF THE EXCITEMENT OF THE LOWELL-POLY GAME Svvninrn- Svpring IH E-' xi. ig, ,, ...Me Qi.. , iL, g, W6 .A W :mn Q Q' Wf f Q. ' iw . ' as gmrmg 1 r ? 'fl' in T .if f ew .ft ,M f A ' . 4 F X Xi , ' . i s Wu A E it 'R' l ' 'iw I if i if f. ' j 0 , . as t si 7 ' .1 ' VV A 5, . I I '-ali' TRIBESMEN -:,v. - I 'ig' ,FWN3 evyw. . I f' W as is f , . ,L . .. X if nm 3 State. He came from Grattan and is going to State Brothers, and Ice Skating. Came to Lowell from Tokyo 'Bn-.Am.6p QQDAD Um' I I fm I Associate Editor of LOWELL. Headed for the Stanford reser vation. ., NADINE COLEMAN. Nadine came to Lowell from Lincoln as a Junior. She majored in English and is going to San Jose ,7 ...QA State. 1 A Q RICHARD COLMAN. Dick was on the Track Team Block L f , ff' and majored in Math and History. He plans to go to UC after graduation. JoAN coNLAN. Big sisters, shield, RED AND WHITE Block ' i L Dance Committee, Carnival Committee and Secretary of it Shield. Majored in Spanish and English and is planning for Stanford. f engineer. medicine. insurance business. University. hostess. Going to Cal. Svvnrnra HEI CHIEF LOW RAISES THE SPIRIT OF HIS FELLOW RUTH CAHN. Big Sisters, worked in office, Senior Activities Committee, Varieties, Term Play, and Room Treasurer Majored in English and French and is going to UCLA HENRY CALLAGHAN. Henry came to Lowell from Sacred Heart, He plans to go to City College after graduation JUNE CAMORIANI. Block L, Bowling and Office Mwjorccl in Spanish, English and History and is to go to SFCC RICHARD CAPP. Block L, Scroll, Track, Term Play and Var ieties. Plans to go to Cal and become a director of television FRANCINE CANTANIA. Francine came to Lowell from St Dominics. She majored in English and is going to San Jose BRUCE CHESSE. Manager of Football, Basketbull md Track LARRY CHIN. Larry was on Basketball and Track Teams and the Block L. He is going to Louis and Clark College VLAD CHUHLANTSEFF. Vlad came from St Josephs School and was on Football and Baseball Teams, Block L and Big MARY CLEVE. Big Sisters, C.S.F., Red Cross Rep Bowling PETER CLYDE. LOWELL, Track, L-ll Dance Committee Li brary Work. Came from Town School and is headed for Ss.QI.sC59.iulv3MM,9 hum KEITH COHN. Swimming, L-I2 Dance Committee Block L ED CONNER. While at Lowell Ed was on the Track Team and a Page Editor of the LOWELL. He plans to go to Cal to be an RICHARD COOPER. Dick was on the Soccer Team and ROTC He is going to City and then into an army career JAMES CRILLY. Jim was on the tennis and JV Football Teams. He is headed for Stanford after graduation to study AL CROSBY. While at Lowell AI was on CSF Track and Room Treasurer. He is going to Cal to become a physician ANDY CRQW. While at Lowell Andy was on the Swimming Team. He is going to Cal after graduation and then into the CURTIS CULVER. Band, Dance Band, Orchestra RED AND WHITE Staff and Rally Committee. He is going to Williamette JOANNE DAHI.. Joanne was on the LOWELL GAA and Block L, She is going to San Jose State to be an airline PETER DAHL. Pete was on Basketball and Cross Country Teams, He was in the Slide Rule Club, Chess Club and C S F JACQUELINE DAHLMAN. Jackie participated in G.A.A. and Block L. She plans to go to State and become a teacher. DEE ANN DANIELS. Dee Ann came from Portola Jr. High and was on G,A.A. and Block L. Headed for Abilene Christian College. MICHAEL DANIELS. Big Brothers, ROTC Officer, and Veep of Saber Club. Came from Sacred Heart and going to SFCC. STEPHANIE DAVIS. G.A.A., Block L, Big Sisters, Manager of Modern Dance, Library Staff, C,S.F. Headed for Stanford after graduating. AUDREY DE BISSCHOP. Audrey was on CSF, Big Sisters, GAA, and Block L. She plans to go on to State and do something in the science field. NANCY DEMMLER. Nancy came to Lowell from Commerce High in Fall of l952. She plans to become a professional ballet dancer. JEROME DENHAM. Band, Track, Block L, Scroll, Big Brothers, CSF, Yell Leader. Came from Aptos. DARLENE DEUTSCHER. Darlene came to Lowell in her fresh- man year. She maiored in Art and plans to go to College rf Arts and Crafts. NANCY JANE DICKERSON. Nancy Jane worked in the library for two years, and was on the Ushers Reserve Committee. She's headed for UCLA. PAT DICKEY. While at Lowell Pat was on the CSF, Slide Rule Club and Student Control Committee. He majored in Math and Latin and plans to become a Naval Officer. NICKA DOBBS. Block L, LOWELL Staff and GAA Modern Dance member. After graduating Nicka is going to SFCC. EUGENIE DOODHA. Big Sisters, Red Cross Rep., GAA, Varieties, Block L, Advanced Choir. Going to City. FRANK DOODHA. Frank came to Lowell from Santa Rosa as a H-IO. He marored in Math and Science and plans to Q0 to Cal. CARMEN DORICH. While at Lowell Carmen was on Bio Sisters Modern Dance, Forensics, Choir, Gym and Library Service. A three and a half year graduate. BOB DULIK. Bob majored rn Math and Science and was on the Track Team while at Lowell. He's headed for Stanford. WAYNE EASLEY. While at Lowell Wayne marored in English Math, and History, He plans to go to City College after graduation. BEATRICEWEDWARDS. Beatrice was on the Block L, Big Sisters ani Ushering Committee. She is going to Munson Business Co egc. DORIS ELMORE. Block L, Big Sisters, Shield, Life Member of CSF. Maiored in English, Spanish and History. WECZESLAW ELSENER. Majored in History and Science, After :graduation he plans to do to City College to be an engineer. DARLENE ESLICK. Block L, Big Sisters, Alternate Yell Leader gnd GAA. Majored in English and Science and is goinq to tate. HENRY ESPINOZA. Whale at Lowell Henry was on Basketball and J.V. Football Teams. He came here from Dudley Stone. NORMAN FAIX. Norman majored in Math while at Lowell He came to Lowell from Roosevelt Jr. High. NOBLES DECORATE THE ROYAL COURT lN PREPARATION FOR THE GRAND CARNIVAL Svvninra- Svpring IH 3 b uv MW Awww nf g tg? 5 ee 'Zigi KN an Sputum- Svprtng 1952'- IEASURING FOR CAPS AND GOWNS IS ONE STEP NEAREP TO GRADUATION PHILIP FEHLEN Student Body Prexy Block L txecutlve Board Yell Leader ljlq Brothers Dance Commlrtee Ll Prexy Scroll Rally Lommlttee Headed tor Stanford ROMUALD FELICIA Romuald partlclpated IH tennls whlle tr Lowell FIC plans to loln the navy after attendlnq Clty Collenlt ROBERT FERROGGIARO Partlclpated ln track and cross country Bob plans to qo to Cal Poly to be an 'leronuutlcll cnglneer NANETTE FIGEL Shleld Block L Edltor of LOWELL Blq SISTCTS GAA Nanettc malored IH Enqllsh and French and IS headed tor the Stanford Campus CAROLYN FISHER Blg Slsters Orchestra Block L Student Court Room Rep Colnq to San Jose Statc after graduatlon DAVID FLATTERY Dave was a member of the Chess Club He malored ln Sclence and IS golng to Arlzona U NATALIE FLEISHER Worked ln Mlmeograph Offlce and wws on the RED AND WHITE Staff She malored ln Engllsh Sclence and Language LENORE FLESCHLER Lenore was on the GAA and worked ln Mr Karpensteln s OfflCC She IS QOIHQ to Cal after graduatlon SHARON FORD Cholr Blq Slsters Clerk of Awards of GAA Varletles and Block L Sharon IS golng to SFCC FULVIO FORNASIER Fulvlo came from St lgnatlus ln fall 1952 He malored ln HISTOFY and IS QOIHQ to U of HBWBII LAURETTA FOX Whlle at Lowell Lauretta was on the RED AND WHITE She malored ln SCIENCE and wlll study to become a lab technlclan DAVID FRACTENBERG Senlor ACflVlflES Commlttee Blq Brothers Block L Dance Commlttees VBVIGTIES CSF Track Team Headed for Stanford Reservatlon WINIFRED FREED Whlle at Lowell Wlnnle was on the Block L and GAA She malored ln MUSIC and IS QOIUQ to State RICHARD FREEMON Carnlval Commlttee Band Youth Government Orchestra and Dance Band Dlck IS golng to Georgetown U and wlll go lnto buslness admlnlstratlon RONALD FUERSTNER Scroll Blg Brothers CSF Block L Band Tennls and Swlmmlng Teams He came from Aptos ln hls freshman year and wlll attend Dartmouth MICHAEL GAINEY Mlke was on Block L Blq Brothers Secre tary ot Scroll L ll Dance Commlttee Football Team Golng to Perdue JOHN GALE Scroll Blg Brothers CSF Football Track Presl dent of Student Councll Headed for Cal GAIL GARVIN Gall was on Sh eld Blg SISICTS L ll Dance Commlttee She malored ln Engllsh and French and IS QOINQ to Cal ANN GASSNER Ann came to Lowell from Shreveport L She malored ln Art and IS golng to Loulslana State NANCY GATES Nancy was ln GAA Red Cross VBIICTICS and Term Play Sh plans to go to State and study advertlslng CAROL GERE GAA Blg Slsters Block L CSF Ushers Llbrary SCFVICG Headed for Cal to become a chemlst RONALD GILLESPIE Ron was a Reglstry Treasurer whlle at Lowell He malored ln Math Engllsh Sclence and Language and IS plannlng to attend Cal or Stanford PETER GOLDBERG. L-9 Room Rep., Basketball Team, Swim- ming Team. He came to Lowell from Grant and will attend Stanford. FRANK GOLDER. While at Lowell Frank was on the Tennis Team. He is going to Cal to become a dentist. BERNIE GOLDSTEIN. While at Lowell Bernie was in Choir, Big Brothers, Block L, and Football. He is headed for COP DEAN GOODRICH. Dean was on the Block L while at Lowell. He majored in Math and is going to Cogswell Engineering College and will follow that profession. SUE GORMAN. Ady., Choir, Big Sisters, Block L, Varieties, GAA, Came to Lowell from St, Rose Academy. FRAN GOTFRID. While at Lowell Fran was in the Varieties, GAA and Block L. She is going to Lux College. GARRY GRAHAM. Garry was in Varieties, Forensics and Basketball. He is going to Arizona U. after graduation. JACK GRAUSS. Swimming, Band, Basketball, Football. Headed for University of California after graduating to study mc-cli CINS, CHARLES GREEN. Charlie was on the Basketball and Swim- ming Teams, Student Body Dance Committee, Card Stunt Committee, and Sports Editor of RED AND WHITE. Going to Washington U. HARRY GREENBERG. President of Block L, President of Big Brothers, Executive Board, Football Team. Plans to attend San Jose State. RICHARD GREENBLAT. Dick came to Lowell from Santa Barbara. He plans to be an airplane mechanic after attending SFCC. ROBERTA HAMILTON. Block L, Big Sisters, Head Yell Leader. Majored in English and is going to Cal. GUY HAMELIN. Guy came to Lowell from Everett Jr. High He plans to make mechanics his career. CARL HANKEN. Carl was on the Track Team, a Projectionist and in the Chemistry Club. He came as a L-I0 from Marina. HENRIETTA HANSEN. While at Lowell Henrietta was on Big Sisters, Block L, and GAA. She is going to San Jose State. MARGUERITE HANSON. Marguerite majored in History while at Lowell She came to Lowell from Los Angeles, LEONA HARPER. While at Lowell Leona majored in English and History. She plans to become an actress. LAWRENCE HARRIS. Chemistry and Radio Clubs. Majored in Science and Math. Came to Lowell from St. Brigid's. RICHARD HARTNETT. Sports Editor of LOWELL, Chemistry Club. Attending State College after graduation. BARBARA HASSMAN. While at Lowell Barbara was on GAA She plans to go to Business College after graduating. CAROL HAUGEN. Big Sisters, Shield, GAA, Room Rep., Stu dent Body Dance Committee, and Assistant Tennis Manager. She is going to go to Cal. CAROLE HATCHER. Carole was an Usher and also on the GAA. While at Lowell she majored in History and Spanish. LOWELL CARD STUNTS ATTRACT HUGE CROWDS Svrninra- Spring IH 3 'V 'nw Svvninra- Bjaring IH 3 THE SENIOR EXCLUSIVE AT CITY COLLEGE WAS A HIGH POINT IN THE SPRING SEMESTER JOEL HEDGPETH. Joel, a Life Member of CSF, majored in Math, Science, and Language, He is headed for Cal pharmacy school. MAUREEN HERNAN. Majored in History and English and was a GAA member. City College is Maureen's future. VIDA HERNDON. A Music and Language major, Vida was a member of the GAA and Advanced Orchestra. SUSAN HERRINGTON. While at Lowell Susan belonged to the Block L, and GAA. The Colorado U. Campus awaits Sue, who will become a teacher. MARCIA HERST. Shield, Block L, and GAA were only a few ot Marcia's activities. She hopes to attend San Jose State and teaching school will be her future. MARILYN HEWITT. Marilyn majored in Math and Science, was a CSF and GAA member and will attend Colorado U. She came here from Kentucky. K CTZLT ,fi Q7 ,., 14,4 L I' ' Ti ' f W L,4..Lc5 L-12245143 K 'S PAUL HIRO. Paul participated in Football while at Lowell. He majored in History, Science, and English and is going to State. MARIANNE HOBBS. Shield, CSF, Big Sisters, Block L, Library, GAA. Planning to go to Cornell U. to study engineering. BOB HOELTER. While at Lowell Bob was in Track and Soccer. He is going to become an engineer after attending Cogswell University. ALLAN HOLDER. Al was in Basketball and Big Brothers. He majored in Math and Science and is going to Cal. JOAN HONEK. Joan majored in Science, Math and Language. She was on GAA and a Room Rep. She's going to Cal. SYLVIA HOTCHNER. Shield, Block L, Bowling, Big Sisters, Veep of L-I2 Class, H-ll Dance Committee. Majored in Science and French. KENNETH HRIBAL. Ken was a member of the Chess Club. He majored in Math, Science and English and is going to U.C. FRANK HUBERT. Football, Student Body Dance Committee, Track and Golf. Frank is going to Stanford. JACQUIE HUGHES. Room Rep., Varieties, GAA, Student Body Dance Committee, Carnival Committee, Term Play. She majored in English and is going to San Jose State. JOAN HUTTL. Big Sisters, GAA, CSF, and Orchestra. Joan came to Lowell from Aptos and is going to Cal. RUTH HUTZEN, While at Lowell Ruth was on the Block L. She majored in English and Language and is leaving Lowell to go to UCLA. BARBARA IRELAN. GAA, Block L, L-I2 Dance Committee. RED AND WHITE Staff. She majored in English, French and Science and is to attend Cal. JOAN JACOBSEN. While at Lowell Joan was on the GAA, and Block L, English was her major and she's planning on being a dental nurse. MARY JONES. GAA, Carnival Committee, RED AND WHITE Staff, Registry Treasurer. Mary majored in English and Science and is headed for CCSF. MURIEL JOSEPHSON. While at Lowell Muriel was on Block L, a Room Rep., and Red Cross Representative. She plans to attend S. F. State. GALE KAHMANN. While at Lowell Gale majored in History. He is to attend U, of Washington to become a dentist. VX GARY KALMAN. Carnival Committee, Red Cross and Dance Committee are just a few of Gary's activities at Lowell. He majored in English and Art. RICHARD KAMLER. Rich participated in Basketball and Track. He majored in English and Science and is headed for U. ot New Mexico to be an eye doctor. JAMES KANIHAN. Jim was on Cross Country Track Team and a Registry Treasurer. He came to Lowell from Daniel Webster as a freshman. NANCY KASSELL. C.S.F. Writer's Club, Music Club, Big Sis- ters. A Latin and Science major, Nancy will attend U.C. JUDY KELLEHER. Judy was in Varieties, Big Sisters, Serif- tary of H-12 Class, Senior Activities Committee, Red Cross and GAA. Majored in History and English. JOHN KING. John majored in Science while at Lowell Ile came from Mission High and is to enter City. ROBERT KIRCHHOFF. While at Lowell Bob majored in Math and Science. He came in Fall, l952, and plans to go into en- gineering. S-HARLEEN KLEIN. L-l2 Dance Committee, Room Representa- tive, GAA, Block L, THE LOWELL. Came from Marina Jr. High and majored in History and English. JERRY KLER. Baseball and Track Teams, H-ll Dance Com- mittee. He is to attend U. of Texas and then become a professional baseball player. JAMES KNOWLES. While Jim was in Lowell he majored in History. He came here two years ago from Drew's School. ANNE KOPELK. While at Lowell Anne was in Varieties, H-l2 Room Rep., and GAA. She majored in English and is going to State. YVONNE KRAMER. Red Cross, Room Rep., Carnival Commit- tee, GAA, RED AND WHITE Staff. Majored in English and Art and is to become a model. NANCY KRAUSS. While at Lowell Nancy was in GAA and Block L. She is a three and a half year graduate and is going to UCLA. THOMAS KULL. Tom is a three and a half year graduate. He plans to go to City to take a business course. JOAN KUMLER. Joan participated in GAA, CSF, Red Cross, and Picnic Committee. She is going to Davis College after graduating. RICHARD WAYNE KUTZ. Wayne was a Room Rep., and went out for Football and Track, He is headed for SFCC to go into architecture. CORINNE LASSERS. GAA, Block L, L-I2 Dance Committee, CSF, Red Cross, Orchestra. Came to Lowell from Aptos anrl is going to Mills College. ALAN LAZAR. While at Lowell Al was on L-3 Dance Com- mittee, Carnival Committee, Room Rep., and CSF, He is headed for Cal after graduating. MIKE LEASKOU. Mike was on Basketball, Track and Football Teams, Big Brothers, and Block L. He majored in History and is heading for UCLA. GEORGE LEDERER. George was on Block L Dance Committee, and participated in Track, Baseball and Tennis. He majored in Science and plans to become a professional prizeefighter. PETER LEDERER. Pete was on the Dance Committee while at Lowell. He is goinq to the University of Paris and become .1 diamond cutter. SHIRLEY LEDRICK. Shirley majored in Art and was on GAA while at Lowell. She came from Jefferson High School as a H-9. l.OWELL ROOTERS CHEERED AS THE INDIAN BASKETBALL TEAM BATTLED FOR THE AAA CHAMPIONSHIP ilvrninm- fivpring IH 3 f 3' xgiim ll . if E 4 fr-s uv Yis- my . - ,r Svvninra- Svprrng IH 3 LOWELL SENIORS MANAGED TO FIND TIME TO RELAX IN THE SUN DURING THE BUSY SCHOOL YEAR CALVIN LEE. While at Lowell Calvin was In the Usher Cor as I V, CSF, Biology and Music Clubs. He is going to Cal to become a pharmacist, GEOFFREY LE GEAR. Geoffrey was one of Lowell's few three and one half year graduates. He was an ROTC Officer and a member of the Chess and Chemistry Clubs. THOMAS LEONARD. Tom was in Track Football and Basket ball. He majored in Music, History and'Math and is entering State. WALTER LEVISON. Walt was on the Editor of the LOWELL. He majored in Stanford in the fall. FREDRIC LINN. Fred was in the Chem He came from Aptos as a L-9 and is entering Cal, JOANN LIVINGSTONE. While at Lowell Joann majored in History and was on the Carniv1l Committee anl GAA . , 1 a member. She will make fashion designing her career. Track Team, a Page Math, and is entering and Slide Rule Clubs. EVERETT LONG. While at Lowell Everett was on Library Staff, and majored in Science, Math and Language. He came from Kittredge as a freshman. YV Dance Committee, Room Rep., and Red CrossIRep, She is go- ing into nursing, GRETCHEN LOUTHA in GAA. Came to Lowell from Akron, Ohio and will attend City. JOAN LOVERING. Ushers, RED AND WHITE Staff, Library S r GA e vice, A and Room Rep. Majored in English and History and is going to Cal. ONNE LAMOTHE. L-3 Dance Committee Student Body N. Majorecl in History and participated JOHN LUETSCHER. John majored in Science and Math while at Lowell. He was on the Track Team and is entering Stanford. HENRY LURIE. Henry was on CSE, Slide Rule and Chess Clubs. He is going to Cal and then into mechanical engineering, AUDREY MACGREGOR. Big Sisters, Shield, Block L, GAA, Library Staff, CSF, Registry Treasurer. Majored in Music and came from Aptos. GRAHAM MACKINTOSH. While at Lowell Graham majored in Art and English. He came from Columbus and is entering City. JUDY MAHON. Judy was in GAA, Block L, Library Service. She majored in Spanish and English and is entering Cal to be a nurse. EDITH MALAMUD. GAA, Block L, Varieties, Library Stall, Block L, Banquet Committee. Edith majored in History and French. RONALD MALESPIN. While at Lowell Ron participated in Basketb.II. H 1 e majored in Music and rs going to Cal Poly to become an engineer. HENRY MANIBUSAN. Henry majored in Math while it l. -Il. 1 OWL He is entering Santa Clara after graduating to become an engineer. MARY MARSH. Shield, Block L, Big Sisters, CSE, GAA, Regis- try Treasurer. Came from Grattan and is headed for Cal. BARBARA MATTEA. Barbara was on Big Sisters, CSF, Student Body Dance Committee. She majored in Art and will make commercial art her career. RAY MASON. Ray participated in band and made Science English and Music his majors. Came to Lowell from Mission Dolores. JAKE MATHIS. Swimming Team, Biq Brothers, Block L, Stu' dent Council, and Biology Club. He majored in English, Science, and Math. STEPHEN McBRIDE. Steve was on the Scroll, CSF, and Writers Club. He majored in Latin, Science and Math and was named to West Point. BARRY McCREA. Football, Track, President of the Scroll, Class and Student Body Dance Committees, H-ll Class President, Editor of RED AND WHITE, and Rally Committee. To enter Dartmouth. WALLACE MCCREA. While at Lowell Wallace participated in Track and Swimming. He majored in Math and is entering Whitman College in Washington. JOHN MCGILVREY. John came to Lowell from Presidio Jr. High and was in the Slide Rule Club. He is planning to becomi- a nuclear physicist after attending Stanford, GAIL MESSINA. Student Body Dance Committee, RED AND WHITE Staff, Senior Activities Committee, Registry Treasurer, Came to Lowell from Presidio and going to Cal. KAREN MILLER. Karen was on CSF, GAA, Block L, lair, Sisters and Library Staff. She majored in Math aiirl Science, and will enter Wisconsin U. NICK MISTHOS. Lightfweight Basketball, Big Brothers, Regis try Treasurer. Majored in English and History. HENRY MITCHELL. Henry came to Lowell from James lick Jr. High, and was on the Cross Country Team. He majored in Math, BARNEY MIZEL. Band Leader, Rally Committee, Track Team, Scroll, Big Brothers. Majored in English, Science and Music Will take law at Cal. RICHARD MOHR. Dick came to LOwcll from Aptos. He ma jored in History and is going to San Jose State to become a criminologist. JOHN MOLINARI. Jack was a Room Rep., and Red Cross Rep. He came from St. Ignatius and is going to Menlo Jr. College. JIM MOODY. Soccer and Track Teams, J.V. Basketball and L-l2 Dance Committee. Majored in Music and will r-mt-i Northwestern U. AL MORRISON. Scroll, Yell Leader, Block L, Track, Carnival Committee, Card Stunt Committee, and Room Treasurer. His majors were Math, Science and English. He is going to Cal to study medicine. GAIL MOSS. Gail came from Grant Grammar School and majored in Math. He was on the RED AND WHITE Staff. FRANK MULLIGAN. Frank came to Lowell from Rierdan and majored in History and Music. He was in the Advanced Band. BARBARA MURPHY. GAA, Block L, Student Body Dance Committee, Big Sisters, LOWELL Staff, and Red Cross Repro sentative. Science, Spanish and English were Barbam's majors. JANE MUTH. Jane majored in History while at Lowell. She plans to enter Stephens and then become an airline hostess. BAR-BARA NEILSON. GAA, Carnival Committee, and Gym Service. She majored in History and Music and came to Lowell from Star of the Sea. CAROLE NICKELSON. Carole came to Lowell from Grant. She was on the GAA, and RED AND WHITE Staff and majored in History. KIRK NIELAND. Track, Block L, Big Brothers, Scroll, P.A. Crew, Dance Committee, Room Representative, Secretary ot Student Council. Going to Stanford. MARK NOE. Scroll, Biq Brothers, Block L, Senior Activities Committee, L-3 and Block L Dance Committee, Basketball Team, CSF. Going to Purdue. MARCIA NORSTROM. Marcia was in Advanced Band, Retl gross, Library, GAA, and Block L. She majored in French and cience. 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A as Svvninra- Spring IH 3 ASSISTANT RULER OF THE REALM KARPENSTEIN LOOKS OVER THE ROYAL ROOTERS LES NORTON. Les was on the Basketball Team and majored in Science. He came from Everett Junior High and plans to enter Cal. PAT O'DONNELL. Pat came to Lowell from Tiacola and maiored in History and Math, She will make veterinary medi- cine her career. RICHARD OREAR. Block L, Big Brothers, Track, Football, and Scroll. Maiored in Math. He came from Grant and is going to U.C. BARTON OTT. While at Lowell Bart majored in History and English. He is going to U.C, to study law after graduation. DICK PADDACK. Slide Rule Club and Math Club, Room Repre- sentative, Room Treasurer, Maiored in Math and Science and is headed for Stanford. JOHN PARKS. Scroll, Student Council, Slide Rule Club and Laboratory Assistant. Majored in Math and Science and is to enter C,l.T. RICH PASSER. Sports Editor of LOWELL, Baseball, Basketball, Track and Block L. His maiors were English and Science. He is going to University of Arizona after graduation. ROBERT PERRY. Bob was on the Basketball Team for three years, Red Cross Representative and Carnival Committee. He majored in Science and is to enter U.S.C, after graduation. BEVERLY PETERSON. H-ll and H-I2 vice-president, Shield, Rally Committee, Big Sisters, GAA, Senior Activities Com- mittee. Spanish, Science, and History were Bev's majors. OTTO PFLUEGER. Bud was in Band, H-ll Dance Committee, Scroll, Swimming Team, and C.S.F, He maiored in Science, Math, Spanish, and English and is going to Reed to study medicine. ELAINE PICETTI. Elaine was on the Block L Dance Committee, Usherinq and GAA, Maiored in English and Math. She is plan- ning to enter Cal after graduation. FRED PLAGEMAN. While Fred was at Lowell he was in the Block L and maiored in History, He came from Presidio Junior High. DORIS POLLAK. Doris was on the Carnival Committee, and Varieties She maiored in English, Spanish, and French. JERRY POLZIN. Jerry maiored in History and was on the Track and Soccer Teams. He is going to the U. of Minnesota to become a rancher. JOHN POPE. Track, Football, Lfl2 Secretary, S, B. Treasurer, Block l., Scroll. He maiored in Science and Math. He came to Lowell from Town School. ANN PORTER. LAII Dance Committee, Picnic Committee, GAA, Room Rep., Big Sister, Ann is going to the U. of Ore- gon after graduation. JANET POWELL. Janet was on the Big Sisters, Block L, and GAA. She majored in Music and History while at Lowell, JOANPRENDIVILI-E. Reg. Treasurer, Big Sister, L-4 Dance Committee, GAA, CSF, Block L, RED AND WHITE Staff. She is headed for Cal after graduation. ADRIENNE RADOVICH. While at Lowell Adrienne participated in Bowling. She is going to become a receptionist. SANDRA RAINS. Big Sisters, GAA, Block L. Maiored in Span- ish and English and came to Lowell from Dudley Stone as a L-9. Plans to be a Secretary. SOLIDAD RAMOS. Sally came to Lowell from Honolulu. She participated in GAA and majored in History. CAROLE RANDOLPH. GAA, Block L, Big Sisters, RED AND WHITE Staff, and Miss Graeber's Office. Maiored in English, Science and French and is entering San Jose State. FRANCES RATCLIFF. While at Lowell Frances was on the GAA and worked in the Attendance Office. She is attending City College after graduation. EUGENE RAXTER. Eugene was on Scroll, ROTC, JV Football and in Advanced Choir. He came from Portola Jr. High and majored in Mathematics. LEONARD REITER. Leonard was in the Varieties while at Lowell. He majored in Art and is headed for California College of Arts and Crafts after graduating. DIANE RICHARD. Shield, Big Sisters Chairman, Library Staff, GAA, Carnival Committee, CSF, and Room Treasurer. Headetl for U.C. NED RISBROUGH. Ned was our Chief Lo and on thc Track Team, He majored in History and is to go to U.S.C. CAROLE ROSENTHAL. Student Body Veep, Shield, Vice Presi- dent of L-ll Class, Big Sisters, Student Body and L-ll Dance Committee, Rally Committee, Executive Board and CSF. Plans to go to Stanford. PAUL ROSENTHAL. Paul was H-ll Secretary, Basketball Team, Block L, Big Brothers and Golf Team. Entering U. ol Texas and then into Business Administration. ROBERT ROSS. Bob was on the Baseball Team and Block L. He majored in English and came to Lowell from Riordan. JOAN RUIZ. H-ll Dance Committee, LOWELL Staff, GAA, She majored in Science and English and is going to San Jose State after graduation, IRENE RUSS. H-I2 Activities Committee, L-l2 Dance Commit tee, CSF, Block L, GAA, LOWELL Staff and Ushering. Majored in History, English and Language. PETER SAH. While at Lowell Pete majored in German. He was on CSF, Soccer and Tennis Teams and will make the army hi-. career. JOHN SAMPSON. Johnnie was on the Block L, L-I2 Dance Committee, Swimminq Team, Youth in Government, and Stu- dent Council. His majors were Math, Science and French. CAROLE SAMUEL. Carole came to Lowell from St. Brigid's and while here majored in English. After graduation she will work as a stenographer. JACK SAROYAN. While at Lowell Jack was in Band. He majored in Math and is goinq to Cal and then into dentistry. ROSEMARIE SAUER. GAA, Yell Leader, Rally Committee, CSF, Block L, Big Sisters. Majored in English and German and will enter the teaching profession. MARGERY SAUNDERS. Shield, Secretary of Big Sisters, Block L, GAA, CSF Veep, Library Staff, Margery's majors were Science, Math and Language. She will attend Cal after gradu- ation. BARBARA SCALABRINO. Barbara was on Big Sisters, Block L Secretary, LOWELL Staff, GAA, and Room Rep. She majored in Science and French. DONALD SCHALLER. Basketball, Track and Football Teams, Lfl2 President, Lfl2 Dance Committee and Room Rep. Came to Lowell from San Rafael Military Academy. MARCU SCHERER, While at Lowell Marcu majored in English. He came to Lowell from Portola Jr. High and is going to State EVA SCHLESINGER. Eva was on Big Sisters, GAA and CSF. She majored in Spanish and English and is headed tor State ALBERT SCHMIDT. Al participated in Track and majored in Science and Math while at Lowell. He is going to maki- pharmacy his career. LIONEL SCHMIDT. Lon came to Lowell from Presidio .mtl participated in Swimming and on the Block L. He majored in Science. LOWELL OFFICERS OF THE SPRING SEMESTER PROVED CAPABLE IN THEIR LEADERSHIP Sputum- Svjaring IH 3 nn-' af wk? 4? all ...S 'er Svvninra- Spring IH 3 THE LOWELL HIGH FORENSIC SOCIETY CONTINUED TO UPHOLD ITS REPUTATION AS ONE OF CALlFORNlA'S FINEST ORATORICAL GROUPS BARBARA SCHNEIDER. Block L, GAA, Block L Dance Com- mittee, H-ll Carnival Committee, Registry Treasurer. Majorecl in Art, Science and Math. RICHARD SCHOTTSTAEDT. Dick came to Lowell from Kitt- redge and majored in Science and English, He is planning to take a pre-med course at college. MARTIN SEGOL. While at Lowell Martin majored in Language and Science. He was on the Red Cross and is going to Cal. ROBERT SHAHOVSKOI. Track, Block L, Big Brothers, Room Rep., and Registry Treasurer. Bob's majors were Science and English. SHARLEEN SHEPHARD. While at Lowell Sharleen majored in History. She came from Salt Lake and plans to be a medical secretary. ELINOR SHEMANSKI. Vice-president of Shield, Block L, Big Sisters, GAA, Registry Treasurer, Carnival Committee, Majored in Spanish and will enter Stanford. HOYT SHERMAN. Hoyt was on Stage Crew, P.A. System, Swimming and Basketball Teams, Carnival Committee. He majored in History. NICHOLAS SHEROKOFF. While at Lowell Nick was on thc ROTC and the Color Guard. He came to Lowell from New York and majored in Math and Science. EDWIN SHONFELD. Ed was Room Rep., Life Member of the CSF, and a member of the Student Body Dance Committee, ll0's Basketball, and Lowell Band. He plans to study medicine on the Cal Campus. RONALD SIMPSON. Ron was a member of the Scroll and L, Track Team, Cross Country Team, and Dance Committee He will soon belong to the Stanford Tribe and will become a medicine man. KITTY SINCLAIR. While at Lowell Kitty was a member of the Shield and Block L and worked in Miss I-larrison's office. She majored in French and History. JOY ANNE SMITH. Joy was a member of the Lowell Choir, and majored in English and Music. She came to Lowell from San Lorenzo. RAY SMITH. Ray's major while at Lowell was History. After high school he plans to become an engineer. TERRY SOLKOV. Terry majored in History and Science while at Lowell, and she participated very actively in Swimming. IRENE SOOHODOLSKY. Irene was a member of the GAA and worked in the Attendance Office. Her major was Science, and she plans to attend SFCC. SARAH A. SPENCER. Sarah was a Big Sister, and a member of the GAA, and Ushers. Her majors were Math and Science. RUTH SPIESS. While at Lowell Ruth was a member of the GAA. She majored in Science and Math and plans to attend San Francisco State. CARMEN SPINGOLA. Carmen was very active in the GAA while at Lowell. Her majors were Art and History. RAYMOND SPRINGS. While at Lowell Ray majored in Music He was a Lowell Usher, and he plans to attend SFCC after graduation. KATIE STANLEY. Katie was a member of the Block L, GAA, and a Big Sister. She worked in the Attendance Office and is headed for Arizona University. CYNTHIA STEARNS. Cynthia was Forensic President, a mem- ber of the Shield and L, Big Sister, GAA Clerk of Awards, Modern Dance Manager and CSF member. Next term will find Cynthia on the Cal Campus. ROBERTA STEINBERG. Bobbie was a member of the Block L and GAA. She participated in the Varieties and majored in Science and Spanish. JO ANN STEWART. Jo Ann was a member of the Block L, and GAA. She was also a lite member ot the CSF and worked hard in the Library. Her majors were History, French, and English. FRED STURGEON. Fred was busy majoring in Math and Science while at Lowell. He plans to become an electronical engineer after graduation. BEVERLY SWOPE. Bev was a member ot the Block L, GAA, CSF, and RED AND WHITE Staff. Her majors were English and Language, and she plans to attend SFCC. GAIL TAYLOR. Gail majored in Language and English, She was also a member ot the Writers' Club, and will attend S. F. State. NAOMI TENEKJIAN. While at Lowell Naomi participated in the Varieties, Orchestra, and GAA. Her majors were English and Music. BARBARA TERSTEGGE. Barbara was a Big Sister, and a member ot the GAA, Block L, and CSF. She was also on the Library Staff, and her majors were Music, Science and Lan- guage. JIM THOMAS. Jim was a member of our Championship Basketball Team, and was Block L Vice-president and on the Block L Dance Committee. Jim, seen often at Lowell rallies, majored in Math and Science. CALVIN TILDEN. Cabbie was on the Scroll, Block L, Dance Committees, CSF, and Football Team. He majored in English and Math and is headed for Stanford. MEDFORD TODD. Medford was on the Cross Country and Track Teams. He was a member of Band and Orchestra and majored in Music and Science. CECELIA TOLESON. Shield, Big Sisters, GAA President, Room Rep., Block L and Library Staff. Cecelia majored in English. CLIFF TOM. Cliff came to Lowell from Commerce in Fall, l952. He majored in Math and Science and is going to SFCC DONALD TONG. Don came to Lowell from Commerce. He majored in Math and plans to go on to college. KURK TOOHEY. Kurk was H-I2 Class Prexy, on Scroll and Senior Activities Committee. He plans to cjo to Cal to study dentistry. CHARLES TRAVERS. Charlie was on the Football Team, Block L, and Senior Activities Committee. He plans to go to Cal to study engineering, GINGER TREADWELL. Ginger was on Block L Dance Commit- tee and Social Committee and Block L Proxy. She majored in English and Science and is to study nursing. BEVERLY TRYON. Bev was on the GAA, Block L and Orch- estra. She majored in English and Music and came to Lowell from Dudley Stone. JIM TSE. Jim came to Lowell from St. Mary's High School and majored in Math. He is going to Iowa State. SHIRLEY TUBBS. Shirley was a member of the GAA. She majored in Math and Science and plans to go to Vanderbilt University. DEVIN UTTER. Devin was on the Track Team, CSF, and Radio Club, and he majored in Math and Science. He plans to go to Stanford. PHIL VAN DE VENTER. Was on Football Team and Block L. Phil majored in Music and plans to join the Marines. FRANCES VAN FOSSEN. Choir, Big Sisters, Ushers Club and Tri-Y, She majored in Music and Science and is headed tor C.O.P. LANA K. VASILEU. Majored in Languages, and History. Plans to be a language instructor after graduating. Lana came here from Tokyo. THE CHOIR UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. BERRY MADE A FINE SHOWING AT CHRISTMAS TIME Svvninra- Svjaring IH 3 'bitt qv' I 1. J , ?h ?. ti wk .1 I. ' ww. wal ,e.,23-,ig Wx Ny Svvninra- Svpring IH 3 FOUR TOP WINNERS IN THE HEARST HISTORY CONTEST WERE LOWELLITES RICHARD VEGA. Dick was on Football, Track, Block L and Orchestra. He majored in Music and is headed for CCSF. ROGER VENTURI. Roger went out for Football. He was a Big Brother and on the Carnival Committee. He is going to Cal Law School. JOE VERDU. Joe was on the Carnival Committee, member of Science Club and CSF. Majored in Math and Science and will go to Cal. JOHN VLAHOS. Participated in Forensics and was on the Football Team. John majored in History. VALERIE VLAUTIN. Majoredi n English and Science. Val was on LOWELL Staff, Library Staff and the Block L. JANE WAGNER. Jane was a member of the GAA, Room Rep. and Red Cross. Her majors were Spanish and English and she plans to go to Cal. KARIN WALKER. Karin was a Registry Treasurer, Room Rep., and on Block L. English, French and Science were her majors. TERRY WALLACE. Came to Lowell from Hawaii. He was active in sports and majored in English. He plans to enter Cal and study engineering. MAXWELL WARD. Majored in Science and Math. Was on Block L, and Football Team. Plans to go to Cal and study dentistry. BARBARA WARNER. Majored in Music and was a member of the GAA. Barbara's intentions are to become an opera star. SHELBY WARREN. Majored in French, participated in GAA and was on the Block L. Nursing will be SheIby's future oc- cupation. LEON WAXMAN. Math and English were Leon's majors. As' sisted on the Track Team, in the Office, on the Football Team and Student Body Dance Committee. He plans to be a dentist after attending Cal. JANET WEAVER. City College will be Janet's destination where she will study merchandise buying. She majored in History. STEWART WEINBERG. Majored in English, Math and Science and was a member ot the Block L and on the Track Team. Plans to attend Cal. PAUL WEST. Was a member ot the Block L, Rally Committee, Senior Activities Committee, Big Brothers, and on the Football Team. Paul will attend Washington State. JANE WICKSTROM. Will attend an art school after gradua- tion. Jane majored in English, Art, and French while attending Lowell and was on Carnival Committee. MARILYN WILHELMS. Was active in the GAA, Block L, on Library Staff and CSF. She majored in History, French and English. DON WILKINS. Majored in Math while at Lowell and will attend Georgia Tech to become an aeronautical engineer. CAROL WILLIAMS. Carol's aim is to be a bacteriologist. She majored in Math and Science and was on the GAA and Library Statt. GARY WILSEY. Majored in Mechanical Drawing. Gary came to Lowell from Oakdale Union High School. VALARIE WIMER. While at Lowell Valarie was on Block L, RED AND WHITE Staff and in Varieties She majored in English, French and History. JEFF WISNIA. Jeff was in Radio and Chemistry Clubs and majored in Science. He is to enter Cal Tech to become an engineer. CAROLEE WITT. Shield, Big Sisters, Block L, Tennis Manager and CSF and Big Sisters Secretary. She came to Lowell from Hamlins in I949. ANDY WONG. CSF Prexy, Usher Chairman, Executive Board, Scroll, Carnival Committee, and Library Staff. He majored in Math, Language, English and Science and is headed for Cal, PEGGY WONG. Peggy participated in Varieties, Choir, and GAA while at Lowell. She is planning to enter Mt Zion Nursing School. WING WONG. While at Lowell Wing majored in Math and Science. He came from Canton, China and is going to City College. MAY YUNG-FUN WOO. May was on Big Sisters, CSF, Chinese and Slide Rule Clubs. She is entering Stanford and will study medicine. KAHN YAMADA. Kahn was a member of the Sabre Club and a Registry Treasurer. He is planning to become a pharmacist after entering U.C. JOANNE YARNELL. While at Lowell Joanne was in Varieties and on the Carnival Committee. She came from Dudley Stone and majored in Music, History and English. BOB CELSO. Bob majored in English, Math, and Science, and is going to City. He came from St. Brigids, -35. . ,,.. , , , Eff ee K W .. A , SM ' 'K i PM 'A Svvninrn-Spring 1953 xf K pquur ,ff x ' '.l 5. . of - 74 - r Qt: Rnchard Scott Alvarez James Mllton Armstrong Vlctor T Asano Lawrence Adams Axtell James A Bass Jerry Dems Belfneld Donn Rapheld Bernstenn Walter Blrnbaum Geoffrey Arthur Paul Blum Rnchard Charles Blum Nell Bruce Blumenthal Clay Pope Bradley Alfred Fisher Breslauer J Gordon Stewart Brown Elllott Donald Buchdruker Colln Bradley Burke Henry Edward Callaghan Rlchard Paul Capp Robert Jess Celso Sam George Chellos Bruce Kemble Chesse Larry Mlchael Chun Vladlmlr M Chuhlantseff Hunter Brooke Clyde Jr Kelth E Cohn Richard S Colman Edward Jewett Conner Rlchard Walter Cooper James Edward Crllly Ill Alexander Clayton Crosby AndrewG Crow Jr A Curtis Culver Peter Andrew Dahl Mnchael A Daniels Jerome Harold Denham James Patrlck Dlckey Frank N W Doodha Jr H Robert Dullk Karl John Dxaz Wayne Hugh Easley Weczeslaw Elsner Henry Frank Espinoza Norman Samuel Falx Romaald Fellcua Robert Louis Ferrogglaro Davld Stophlet Flattery Gabrlel Flaum Fulvuo Fornasler Davld Fractenberq Rrchard D Freemon Ronald Charles Fuerstner Mlchael Dean Ganney John Robert Gale Ronald L Glllesple Peter Goldberg Frank B Golder Bernard Goldsteln Dean Oliver Goodrlch Garrett Paul Graham Fellx L Grauss lll Charle R Green Harry Greenberg Rlchard Allyn Greenbluf Guy Hamelln Carl Fredrlck Hanken Laurence A Harrls Rlchard Adnan Hartnett Joel Thomas Hedgpeth Paul Haro Robert Eugene Hoelter Allan S Holder Kenn th Hrlbal Frank Al'en Hubert Anthony Gale Kahmann Rlchard Dean Kamler Jame J Kanuhan Marvin Keys John James Kano Robert Gerhart Klrchhoff Jerald Allan Kler James T Knowles Thomas Martin Kull Alan Ernc Lazar Mrchael Benlamrn Leaskou 0112155 nf 4111112 IH E'- George Lederer Peter Lederer Calvln Mark Lee JosephJ Lelarza Vlncent Thomas Leonard Jr Walter Sultan Levuson Fredrrc Alan Llnn Everett George Long Jr John Duer Luetscher Henry Lurle Graham Terrier MBCKIHYOSK Ronald Frank Malespln Henry C Manlbusan RaymondJ Mason Jacob Lenhardt Mathls J Alexander Wallace McCrea Stanley Barrows McCrea John Duff McGllvray IV Dwight Lee Melville Nlckolas Peter Mlsthos Henry Wllllam Mltchell Bernard Herbert Mnzel Richard Alan Mohr John Leonard Mollnarl Edward James Moody Jr Allan Rlchard Morrlson Gall Allan Moss Frank W Mulllgan Klrk Lauretzen Nleland Mark Wllllam Noe Frank Lester Norton Rlchard Coburn Orear Barton L Ott Rlchard Wllllam Paddack John Walter Parks Robert Roy Perry Otto Henry Pflueger Jr Stephen Barclay Place Fred Gray Plaqeman Gerald T Polzln John Blqelow Pope Rlchard Joel Passer Newell Eugene Raxter Edward Partridge Rlsbrough Paul Charles Rosenthal Robert Burgess Ross Peter Sah Jr John Frederlck Sampson lack M Saroyan Donald Robert Schaller Marcu Scherer Albert Julius Schmrdt Llonel Blackmore Schmldt Rnchard Edwln Schottstaedt Martln Arnold Seqol Robert Shahovskol Hoyt T Sherman Jr Nlcholas T Sherokoff Fdwnn Marshall Shonfeld Ronald Graham Simpson Rav Howard Smlth Alnhtred Raymond Sprlngs Frederlck Lewis Sturgeon James Finley Thomas Jr Calyln Brnuner Tllden Medford Eluster Todd Clnfford S Tom Donald Tong Kurk Richard Toohey Charles N Travers llmmy Tse Devln Hugh Utter Rlchard L Veda Phllln Van De Venter Roger Edward Ventun Joseph Bernard Verdu Jr John Basnl Vlahos Terry Reed Wallace Maxwell R Ward Leon Edmund Waxman Stewart Welnbero Paul Rlckenbacher West Jr Lyman Herrlck Wllbur James Donald Wllknns Cary Roy Wllsev Jeffrv Arnold Wlsnua Andrew Evander Wong Wlnq Wong Kahn Yamada HerbertJ Yum GIRLS Joanne Mae Alloto Joyce Marllyn Alm Mary Allce Anderson Sylvra Phyllls Anson Carol Marne Armstrong Georgla Lee Baldassarr Judith Elena Barbata Ann Meredlth Barnard Karen June Baumann Halma Bergen Frances Loulse Berger Elalne Marllyn Berke Lols Elaine Bernsteln Katherune Marne Bertram Allce Julla Blernoff Ina Blrnbaum Lols Marne Blrnbaum Anlta Lucille Blau Arllne Phyllls Blumer Nadeshdal Bogdanova Cora Mae Bolles Mary Ann Bonaccorsl Jean Arlune Braas Nancy Lee Brewer Charlene Elizabeth Bruqgemann Susan Helen Bryan Sybzl Beatrlce Cahen Naomi Ruth Cahn June Marne Camorlanl Franclne Sonya Catanla Mary Llllas Cleve Nadlne Renee Coleman Joan Eleanor Conlan Joanne Dahl Jacquelrne Clara Dahlman Dr Rlccl Ann Danlels Stephanie Jo Davis Audrey Gall De Blsschop Nancy Carol Demmler lren de Tabensky Nancy Jane Dackerson Nlcka Dobbs Eugenle Frances Doodha Carmen Dorlch Beatrlce Edwards Dons Ann Elmore Darlene Yvonne Esluck Nanette Kay Flgel Carolyn Flsher Natalle Maruan Flelsher Lenore Fleschler Sharon La Verne Ford Lauretta Fox Wlnlfred Loulse Freed Gall Garvln Nancy Gates Carol Grant Gere Suzanne Marne Clam. Gorman Frances Gotfrld Roberta Hamnlton Henrletta M Hansen Marquerlte Anne Hanson Leona Marguerlte Harper Barbara Enld Hassman Carole Lee Hatcher Carol Lee Haugen Maureen Patrncla Hernan Vida Jayne Herndon Susan Sturtevant Herrlngton Marcua Joan Herst Marllyn Dlanne Hewutt Marlanne Merriam Hobbs Joan Loreen Honek Sylvia Joan Hotchner Jacguellne Margaret Hughes Joan Marne Huttl Ruth Arlene Hutzen Barbara Grace lrelan Joan Ann Jacobsen Mary Carolyn Jones Muriel Regna Josephso Nancy Kassell Judrth Ann Kelleher Sharlene Renee Kleln Anne Kopelk Yvonne May Kramer Joan Mary Kumler Yvonne Celeste Lamothe Corinne Hamilton Lassers Shirley Jeanne Ledrlck Jo Ann Llvlnqstone Gretchen Marne Louthan Joan Caryl Loverrng Audrey May MacGregor Judlth Mahon Edlth Ann Malamud Mary Joanne Marsh Barbara Jane Mattea Gall Margaret Messlna Karen Barbara Muller Barbara Jane Murphy Jane Whltman Muth Barbara Lee Nellson Carole Lee Nlckelson Marcla Ellen Norstrom Patrlcla Ann O Donnell Daisy Parker Beverly Viola Peterson Elarne Shlrley Plcettl Dons Pollak Roseltha Ann Porte Janet Gayle Powell Joan Evelyn Elanor Prendlvllle Adrienne Ann Radovlch Sandra Kay Rams Solldad Ramos Carole Adnenne Randolph Frances Olive Ratcllft Duane Thelma Rlchard Carole Jean Rosenthal Joan L Rulz Irene Michelle Russ Rosemane Ann Sauer Margery Helburne Saunders Barbara Joan Scalabrlno Eva Ruth Schleslnqer Barbara Arlene Schnerder Elanor Beth Shemanskl Sharleen Mae Shephard Katherine Ann Slnclalr Joy Anne Smith Theresa Jean Solkoy Irene Ellzabeth Soohodolsky Sarah Ann Spencer Ruth May Spless Carmen Marne Spungola Katherlne Bertha Stanley Cynthra Nan Stearns Roberta Mae Steinberg Jo Ann Adalr Stewart Beverley Ann Swope Darlene Gall Taylor Naoml Elalne Tenekuan Barbara Elleen Tersteqqe Cecelua June Toleson Vlrqlnla Ward Treadwell Beverly Jo Tryon Shlrley Roslen Tubbs Frances Jean Van Fossen Svetlana K Vasllev Valcrle Mav Vlautln Jane Carole Wagner Karln Kimball Walke Barbara Ruth Warner Shelby Lee Warren Janet Weaver Jane Barton Wlckstrom Marnlyn Terry Wllhelm Carol Lee Wlllxams Valarle Ann Wrmer Carolee Marne Watt Peggy Wong May Yung Fun Woo Joanne Carole Yarnell Q . , S 5 n A I rl A , I rg ,V Q , Philip John Fevhlen Darlene Elaine Deutscher Carole Barbara Samuel 9130115 Big W U 54 K' r ' X . 1' f J f VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW R V t o ce 0 q ye I e y B Mc ea SECOND ROW B St y W TH RD ROW old te e W lk M h p e D Tlfnrghta nf Thr Grthrrnn Q62 PAGEANT SEPTEMBER I3 A surprising Lowell team sparked by John Pope s 32 yard run and cheered on by a prnze wlnnung rootlng sectlon overcame a hlghly rated Lmcoln eleven on yardage l O un the second A A A Football Pageant The Mus tangs uslng an unfamtlnar spread formatlon were hampered by poor passes from center and the loss of two fnrst strung backs Tony Serra Lnnk fullback was magnufrcent as he accounted for all of hrs team s yardage but he was con tnnually hampered by a hard chargnng lndnan une BALBOA SEPTEMBER 'I9 Lowell s Bug Red Machnne started the season successfully by upsettmg Balboa 26 O The In dlans dnsplayed a versatule attack scorung fnrst on a pass Grant Cook to Mlke Leaskou who played an outstandung game Charley Travers bucked the lnne for a TD and Wes Muto showed some unfamnlnar Lowell speed wlth a 66 yard scoring jaunt Harry Greenberg added Insult to mlury by puckung up a blocked punt and runnung for a touchdown Vlad Chuhlant seff s two converslons capped the fnnest opener that the Redmen had played In many a moon GALILEO SEPTEMBER 25 A stone wall Gallleo defense anchored by All Cnty guard Sonny Sanchez deranled Lowell s Bug Red Machme 6 O The Lnons repeatedly threatened but penaltles and fumbles kept them from scorung untul the fourth quarter 2... when Paul Johnson whose earlier touchdown had been nullufned by a penalty raced 29 yards to score eludlng Mlke Leaskou Vlad Chuhlant seff and Barry McCrea Lowell on the other hand could put together only one drlve which Sanchez and company halted a scant sux yards from paydnrt SACRED HEART OCTOBER 2 The lndnans scorung ln every perlod put the Bug Red Machme back on the wunnmg track with a 26 6 victory over an under manned but scrappy Sacred Heart eleven The Lowell of fense sparkled agamst the weak Irlsh Charley Travers tallued twnce Wes Muto churned 30 yards for a score and Grant Cook passed to Don Schaller for sux Cook s passing the recelvmg of Schaller and Mlke Leaskou and the running of Vlad Chuh lantseff John Pope Muto and Travers were all Impressive MISSION OCTOBER 9 Sparked by plucky Wes Muto Lowell staged a last mnnute rally to tue Mnssuon l4 I4 The fact that Mnsslon having used two mellgable players forfeited the game was almost ant: clnmatnc Trallmg late nn the game due to two bad breaks an lnspured lndlan eleven drove to the Bear sux and on fourth down Grant Cook passed to Mnke Leaskou for the TD With the pressure on John Pope booted the tymg pomt seconds before the game ended . 1 , .A f, if . H ,ll . ! .v . y V 5 , ls 'A ' 1' A ' S 1' 3 A- . en urn, J. Gale, M. Leaskou, G. Co k, H. Gr nb fr , F. P l , M. Agorastos, D. Gafkid 5, H. Me er, . Cr . - , lmson, manager, D. Murph , B. Loshucrtos, M, Ward, W. Muto, S. Kuhn, C. Travers, P. est, J. Jacoby. l -B, G s in, T. Leonard, C, Tlld n, D. i es, D. Maldonado, B, Yarnabe, . Gaincv, B. Sc 1 p r, . Rosenberg. 0 Q 6 YZ 1 'C . . I ' ' I , . . I ' - 1 1 ' . . . . . I I , . . . - . I I I I ' I I I . - . . ' I ' ' ' ' I . '. . .' ' I I . . I' . - , - 11 I , . . I . . . I - '. . - , . I . . . I I . I . I I - ' I I I ' Il Il ' ' . . I I ' . . . . I I - ' ' - . . . ' .- I . ' . I v 1 . .1 I - - I I . . . . . , . ' 1 1 1 . . . . ,, ,, . I ' .. . . I . l I , . , 'U X 3 i ,W ff . , ' an Si . may MIKE LEASKOU End CHUCK TRAVERS Fullback SANFORD HABER Halfback JOHN GALE Guard SAINT IGNATIUS-OCTOBER 'I7 An unwary lndian, riddled by the passing of Paul Camera, was dismantled by the Wildcats 3l-6. S. l. scored all of their points in the first half, three of their touchdowns the result of intercepted passes. Lowell looked much better in the second half, but could score only once. Wes Muto set up the touchdown, sprinting 52 yards, and Grant Cook went over. POLYTECHNIC-NOVEMBER I Mike Leaskou's record-breaking perform- ance was not enough as a great Poly team turned back the lndians for the tenth straight year, 33-2l. The Parrots got two good breaks and I4 points in the first quarter, but after that Lowell, led by Leaskou, outplayed them. The big end cinched All-City honors by catch- ing nine passes for l4l yards and a touchdown, and running for big yardage. Choo-Choo Chuhlantseff and John Pope also countered for the Indians, and guard Harry Greenberg was outstanding on offense and defense. WASHINGTON-NOVEMBER 7 Washington made use of the long gain to slip by the Big Red Machine, 28-27, in a thrill- ing game marred by numerous penalties. The Indians drove to a touchdown in the failing minutes, Johnny Pope kicked the conversion, and it looked like a sure tie. Lowell was off- sides, however, and Pope's second kick was no good. Sam Kuhn blocked a punt for the first score, and after that the lead changed hands frequent- ly, with Pope, Wes Muto, and Mike Leaskou registering for the Redmen. LINCOLN-NOVEMBER I4 Determination was not enough to overcome the Mustang attack as the Indians lost the season finale and a possible play-off berth, I4- 6. Lowell's fast backs were hampered by slip- pery footing, and only Wes Muto could gain consistently, making I22 of Lowell's l26 rush- ing yards, and scoring the only touchdown on a 70 yard bolt. Harry Greenberg's pass intercep- tion and return set up the score. Quarterback Grant Cook was injured, and although Mike Gainey did a fine relief job, Cook's experience and accurate passing were missed. -.781 me f' t - E . lk ? ' .. if BARRY McCREA Tackle JERRY JACOBY End MIKE GAINEY Quarterback BOB SCHIPPER Guard ' N' 'E up-If Q ...iw Too-l. Pope with the ballg 2, Chuhlantsetf looks trappedg 3. Leaskou dodges S, H. defendersg 4. Travers through centerp 5. Pope around endg 6, Balboa man stopped as Gale and Meyerson assist. Igigiakin Igarahv Bottom l Leaskou grapples with S. H. man as Travers comes upg 2. Kuhn and Glafkides stop Balboa manj 3. Choo Choo gains yardageg 4. Pope and Leaskou intercept in Galileo gameg 5. Gale leads interference for Leaskoup 6 Leaskou carries against Poly. ABQ s.. 1 W'WWW ' A -V79 -- JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRSI ROW B Peterson Goldman G Bell B Scott D Peck M Byrne O Cohen R Ryman D Roberts C Machlntosh CECOND ROW P Cayrnla E Benton B Pope J Layton T Tcrstoqgc l Castellon J Reed G Calloway J Hansen W Kcough THIRD ROW A Axelrod R Bohcn R Paracca P Sewer P Flood L Falcon: J Dalryrnple B Neff R Hermann T Pctng C Prichard .Uumnr Harmtg Thus year s Junior Varsnty took a 50 50 splut four wuns and tour losses The squad beat Galuleo Balboa Sacred Heart and Mass on and lost to Lincoln Poly Samt lgnatnus and Washungton Many prospects tor next year s Varsuty showed up on the team Although only halt the games played were won by Lowell the team LEFT Mlsthos drnbbles behmd Perry RlGHT showed speed and control good sportsmanshup lots of skulls to be developed and perfect re sponse to the coachlng of Ray Mtlton What as more Important now where do they go from here? Already Lowell has the makmgs of a great Varsuty for next year wuth these kids lt should be a wnnner all the way through Plagcman leaps or rebound nn S l Game L f Y . - r J' , V , . , A V - 1 - , - , . . . - .1 'T . I 7 4 , - , A , - V , . , . , . , . , 4 . + ' V ' r ' I ' V ' V - I ' I ' r ' V ' I ' ' '. Q o . , . . , . - 1 f 1 l I - 1 r n l T - I f , . . . , . 3 . 4 . l, 4 7 N, Q' W L G i f , lm fy VY D' F J In VJ. , , , I in CROSS COUNTRY lst Row: P. Reider, B. Ferroggiaro, M. Todd, P. Dahl, A. Crosby, J. Raffetto, C. Pushman, D. Utter, 2nd Row: J. Denham, R. Bullock, C, Hanken, I. Ocuba, J. Janofsky, P. Hall, E. Conner, N, Risbrough, A. Lazar, H. Hanken. 3rd Row: C. Siefert, R. Simpson, B. Shahoyskoi, B. Potter, P. Geb- hard, A. Johnson, D. Brown, H. Mitchell. 0111155 nuntrg l Lowell is a school not noted for their cham- pionship soccer teams, but rather for the spirit and hustle which these teams always display. This year's team was no exception. Although Lowell ended its season with a record of O-8, they did not stop hustling for one minute. Lowell had the dubious distinction of setting a record that will never be broken, Although they tried very hard, they didn't score a goal all season. Lowell's soccermen did come close to a tie when they played Saint Ignatius in the game of the season. Saint Ignatius scored a goal in the last period to eke out a l-O win. The team showed improvement in every game and should be much stronger next year. The team-was led through the season by two very outstanding players. They were Bob Hoel- ter and Alfred Angulo. Hoelter played center- forward, and Angulo played inside-right. Other outstanding members of Coach Drys- dale's team were Pete Sah-fullback,Jim Moody- fullback, Tom Stern-halfback, Jerry Polzin-left A -R - wing, Marvin Keyes-goalie, Douglas Tanner- right wing, and Terry Wallace-halfback. Determination, natural ability, intestinal for- titude, and hard training are what it takes to make a cross country man, Lowell's Cross Country Team had just that and more last year, but it still wasn't enough. With Old Stadium as a backdrop, the team downed all oppon- ents until the last two meets, when they lost to Lincoln and Washington, Burning with the fire of vengeance, the boys vowed to win the City Meet for themselves and their coach, Don Travers. Their effort was supreme, but still the team was beaten. However, they came within just one point of the City Championship. Led by the nine minute club of Pete Reider, Don Brown, and Dick Bullock, the team was supported with a strong nucleus of Bob Shahovskoi, Medford Todd, Ron Simpson, Bill Davis, Bob Ferroggiaro, Price Hall, and Carl Hanken. These ten stalwarts were the boys who held up the great Lowell Tradition of fine track teams. Svnrrvr SOCCER lst Row: T. Wallace, J, Moody, Roth, A. Angulo, N. Brock, B. Hoelter. 2nd Row: C, Wriqht, T. Stems, J. Polzin, R. Krame. 3rd Row: D. Tanne, P. Robinson R. Cooper. W Illankrthall 'Pam Minn 11112 SAINT IGNATIUS-JANUARY 2'l Facmg thenr fnrst real test of the regular season before a standlng room only crowd the Redmen defeated St Ignatius 44 38 The Wildcats opened with a ball control game but a free throw by Mnke Leaskou and two stolen passes by Al Holder both resultmg un scores gave Lowell a lead that they never lost Jerry Jacoby topped the scorlng wnth I3 polnts Leaskou besides hurting S l with hus slam bang floor game cornered ll and Grlder and McCubbun each collected elght WASHINGTON JANUARY 23 Two last mmute free throws by Clarence Grlder gave Lowell their fourth straight league vlctory 35 33 over a hugh Washington varslty Wnth only I2 seconds left Grlder was fouled at mndcourt and wrth more than 3000 people screamlng he calmly sunk the two charntnes to glve the lndlans their wnnnnng margnn A last dltch Eagle shot rolled In and out of the basket as the game ended Grader topped the scoring column with I8 points Mrke Leaskou put In eight and Jake Jacoby chipped nn with sux IR T ROW L P If B Sh SE OND ROW J J b B H RD ROW M L k LINCOLN JANUARY 7 With the first team playing only slightly more than half the game Lowell completely outclassed a game but nnexperlenced Luncoln qumtet 49 29 Wnth Make Leaskou Goals Grlder and Bull McCubbln scoring frequently the smooth Indlan attack rolled up a I3 O lead In the first quarter and was never pressed thereafter Leaskou besides leading the scorers wnth I6 points dnsplayed amazung passnng skull and Grnder rebounded and played the plvot post wuth the grace of a professlonal BALBOA JANUARY 13 Showlng an almost complete lack of team work but deadly shootmg eyes the happy go lucky Lowell cagers trampled a young and stall bunldmg Balboa fnve 53 32 The loose lndrans took an ll l flrst quarter lead and had com plete control all the way despite a sernes of wuld passes and :ll advnsed shots Hustlmg Mrke Leaskou agaln led all scorers wlth I2 points Jerry Jacoby has runnmg mate at guard got ll and Clarence Grlder got enght e A Cbb J MN I Thomas and Holder 2 Gr der and Noe 3 Leaskou and Gr der 4 Gr de 5 Leaskou GALILEO JANUARY 29 Galrleos unheralded and wunless Llons al most scalped the unwary Red lndlans and It took a hot scornng performance by Al Holder to preserve Lowell s undefeated strung 54 5l Holder a ball hawkung forward tanked l7 points mostly from the outsnde and thus was enough to offset Gallleo s run and shoot tactlcs Mlke Leaskou tied Holder for honors wrth I7 and Goals Gnder scored nme Jerry Jacoby and Bull McCubbln each playing has last game got seven and four points respec SACRED HEART FEBRUARY 3 Lowell led by hook shot artist Clarence Grlder overcame a two point half tnme defrclt tlvely and rolled to their slxth consecutive vrctory 50 45 over Sacred Heart s Fighting lrlsh Sacred Heart pulled ahead with a second perlod splurge but the lndrans ganned control shortly after the untermlsslon and although the lrnsh kept It close that proved to be the ball game Grader collected 2l polnts to lead both teams Mnke Leaskou tallied l2 and Al Mock starting has fnrst game scored eight POLYTECHNIC FEBRUARY 13 Lowell clinched the regular season cham plonshlp with a 50 42 trounclng of traditional rlval Polytechnic The lndlans followed their usual course bulldlng up a bug lead watchlng nt shrunk and then wrapping It up with a late burst Goose Grlder hooked through l9 points and Mike Leaskou besides holdrng down Mau nce Jones Poly s top scorer connected for I5 Al Mock got ten and Al Holder Pete Gold berg and Paul Rosenthal all broke Into the scoring column MISSION FEBRUARY 27 The Red lndlans flnlshed the regular season undefeated by polrshmg off Mlssnon 50 40 The Bears were never a real threat as Lowell racked up thelr eighth straight wln and gained an lnslde track to the champlonshlp Clarence Grnder and Mnke Leaskou flnlshed one two respectively an the league scorung race Grlder tallled l9 points to swell his total to l l3 and Leaskou collected l6 to flnush wuth lO7 POLYTECHNIC MARCH 5 An amazlng scoring performance by Muke Leaskou led the lndlans to a 57 32 victory over Poly In the sem: finals of the championship playoffs Leaskou connected on l3 of l6 shots for 30 points the flrst A A A varsity player to break 30 since Ken Flower another great Lowell guard Clarence Grader hampered by Illness could garner only eught Dornts Al Holder scored eight and Bruce Shafer playlng only a few mrnutes bucketed four WASHINGTON MARCH 6 Al Mock s free throw In the last 25 seconds gave Lowell a wln over Washington 3l 30 and the cnty champlonshnp In the most thnlllng game of the season The contest started slowly with the Eagles ahead 4 3 at the quarter mark The Tribe was behind untll the last period then battled back gamely untll Mock s charlty shot sewed It up Clarence Grlder pumped In ll polnts to top the lndlan scorers and Muke Leaskou got l0 Mark Noe and Jim Thomas also turned In good performances Q , g . 1 g . x g . I rg . . . , . . I . . . . - . , - , . I . . . . . . I - I . . . . I I . . . . . , . - - ' ' 1 1 11 11 - - - I . . . . . , 1 1 1 ' I - - l - - - , . , . . . . . . - , . , . . . 1 , . 1 1 1 , . . . I 1 1 1 I 1 - , . , , , , . . . ' - ' ' 1 1 1 - , 1 ' . 11 11 A - . , . ' , ' . - 1 . . . 1 1 ' 1 1 , . 1 M'ke L k ' AAA Mike Leaskou Mike was named the outstanding player in the A.A.A. and was picked on the All-City and All Northern California first teams. Cool Mike is one of the greatest preps to come from San Francisco. Clarence Grlder Although only a junior Goose led the league in scoring with ll3 points ln addition he was named to the first string All City team and to the second string All Northern Califor nia squad Al Holder The sparkplug of our varsity was Al Holder Al was the cleverest ball handler in the league and also had a fine eye For his fine play during the season he was named to the All City sec ond team Jerry Jacoby Jake pulled the team through to many a victory in his three years of varsity ball He did everything on the court exceptionally well and looms as a fine college prospect Jerry too graduated in February Bill McCubbin Known for his boxing skill as well as for his basketball playing Scotty had the deadliest eye on the club The team was dealt a big blow league games had been played P te G ldbe g Al Holder k .Ia o Glhampzt AI Mock Al took over one of the two starting posts left vacant by the graduation of Jake and Bill. Mock is one the best ball handlers on the squad and great things are expected of this smooth-working junior. Mark Noe Although off to a slow start Mark ended the season on the starting five He and Al Mock teamed at forward to fill admirably the shoes of McCubbin and Jacoby in the playoff and Tournament of Champions games Pete Goldberg Pete played forward for the champs and pos sessed deadly shots with either hand as well as a fine sense of control Due to transferring from another school Pete was eligible only a half term Lou Pelhni Lou was a fine and steady guard for the AAA Champs His reliable play helped the teams along in many a game Lou is a low senior and has a half season more Jim Thomas Nicknamed Snowman for his part in the Christmas Varieties lanky Jim s hard rebound ing saw the club through to victory in many forward or center for the starters M k N r I eas ou Clarence Grader Ja e c by 0 Q O ll ll ll ll Il ll I 1 ' . ' ' , , a I ll ll f ' ' . , I ' . . . . . ,, ,, . . - ll 11 - - - - ' 1 I . . I . . - when Bill graduated at midterm after five games. Jim filled in exceptionally well at either Lou Pelfini e o r ar oe Jim Thomas ' , :BMW Wifi' at gaze - , ,jk . ...,A,: . . itil'- 'iff I4 ke ' sa 4 Q . ,E.,. KW B. PERRY N. MISTI-IOS M. BODDTN F. PLAGEMAN B. YAMABE J BASS ALTERMAN Guard Foiward FJrwa.d Guard Guard Forward Guard 12'-H5 min 4 - Lflnm' 4 The AAA. League was rough this season, and Lowell's l3O Ib. club failed to make the playoffs. The Indians finished the league race with a 4-4 record. This record included wins over Lincoln, Balboa, Sacred Heart, and Washington, the losses were to Saint Ignatius, Galileo, Poly, and Mission. The two best games of the season were the upset over favored Washington and the close win over Sacred Heart. It was a high spirited team which downed the Eagles by the decisive score of 34-26. In the S.H. game it was that future star, See Alterman, who scored in the last few seconds to send the game into over- time, and then won the game 54-5I by his long floor shot. FIRST ROW-C, Tom, J. Bass, N. Misthos, B. Yamabe, M. Bodde SECOND ROW4B. Perry, L. Cohn, R. Nyhan, R. Clark. I'1. The first string included Bob Perry, Max Bodden Nick Misthos Bob Yamabe and Fred Plageman. The most popular subs were Jim Bass and Seymour Alterman The laughs this season were provided by Fredrick Plageman and James Bass who put on a good show for the crowd more than once Bob Perry and Max Bodden were selected for the l3O Ib. All-City second team. Perry and Bodden stayed neck and neck in the scoring race during the season, but Bodden came out on top by 4 points Player Total Points M. Bodden B. Perry N. 'sthos .. . B. Yamabc J. Bass . .. . . .. F Plageman S, Alterman . THIRD ROWfW. Balrnale, F. Plageman, F. Dashile, M. Mattson. 'l20's BASKETBALL lst Row: J. Debenham, D. Heath, S. McGowan. 2nd Row: B. Scalo, J. Lasky, T. Barnum, C, Eklopp. 3rd Row: D. Bull, T. Tsuyuki, D. Tsugita, B. Watanabe, Y. Mumehara. Lowell's l2O pound basketball team ended the i952 season with a fine record. The sea- son's final game found the Indians in a three way tie for first place with Balboa and Wash- ington. The season started with the Indians gallop- ing over the Lincoln Mustangs, 4l-22. St. Ignatius was second on the Lowell list, falling gracefully to the tune of 28-l9. Mission next fell before the Red axe, 45-32, with Sacred Heart doing the same, but with difficulty, 3l-30. None too impressed with their Sacred Heart victory the Indians went on to beat Washington 22-I9. Lowell then made it seven in a row by beat- ing Poly and Galileo by scores of 3l-26 and 44-28 respectively. 1 12 Qaskethall 'I'I2's BASKETBALL Ist Row: N. Urano, S. Reed, J Daniels, T. Levison, J. Thomson 2nd Row: M, Fisher, K. Krauss, A. Vargo, C. Ferrogiaro, S. Niel- son. 3rd Row: J. Aigeltingcr, M, Axt A. Clark, R. Anino. . 'F LoweIl's ll2's, despite a bad start, rallied to tie for third place in the AAA. standings. Close losses to Lincoln, 26-22, and St. Ignatius, I9-I 6, got the Papooses off on the wrong foot, and it looked like a long, sad season. The Indian quintet came through with their first victory against Mission, 3l-27. Sacred Heart fell next, 34-30. The five little Indians looked forward to the Washington game confi- dently, but the Eaglets rudely shattered their dreams, 26-IO. But the Little Red Machine was not discour- aged. They took out their disappointment on another bird, the Polytechnic Parrot, drubbing the traditional rival, 30-I9. With the Poly scalp on the war-belt, Galileo and Balboa were easy prey. Basketball We sings rf! lr Bob Ross Bob Perry Bruce Purrlngton Lowell s baseball team thus year won two games In league play whale dropplng sux Theur lnexperuence was the mann reason for thus show mg Only two of the startnng nnne wlll graduate In June and Lowell should be much stronger next year ln their opening game agalnst the tltle bound Sacred Heart nlne Lowell made a good show mg but bowed 7 O Fave errors and weak hut ting were mainly responsible for their flrst de feat Pete Janssen pltched favorably and Bruce Purrlngton the thlrd baseman got the only Lowell almost turned ln an upset ln thelr second game but lost an extra lnnlngs by a 5 2 count Goals Grader of basketball fame putched good ball but errors and bad breaks led to defeat Captaln Lloyd Mlnney and Catcher Bob Ross got timely hlts an the clutch to drive ln runs In their worst showing of the year Lowell was trounced by a good Saint lgnatlus team 8 l Roger Bohne had an off day and had to be re Ileved by Janssen In the fourth :nnlng -my Lloyd Mlnney Rog Bohne Clarence Grlde The varsity finally won their flrst AAA victory of the season by noslng out Washungton In an extra lnnlng thriller 2 l Grlder lumlted the Eagles to three hlts In reglsterlng has flrst wln Ken Archibald Lowell center fielder sung led In the eighth to score Bruce Purrlngton with the decldung tally Lowell scored nts flrst run when Lloyd Mun ney drew a base on balls and was sacrnflced to second by Ross He went to thlrd on Bohne s grounder whlch the Washington fnrst baseman booted Lloyd and Roger then proceeded to pull a successful double steal to score the run In the Poly game Lowell was beaten 8 5 Seven errors hurt Lowell The Mlsslon Bears slaughtered the Trlbe I3 2 when they scored seven runs an the seventh lnnlng Bob Mlnney and Mike Berger played good defensuve ball ln thus defeat The lndlans finally got back ln the vuctory column nn the last game of the season by beat :ng the Galnleo Lions 5 2 Roger Bohne patched the victory for the Cardinals Gruder Archlbald and Lloyd Mlnney led the huttlng barrage on the hapless Lions BASEBALL FlRST ROW R Ryman, D Tanner B Perry E Ford G Rnchard M Axt L Munnev J Nanlo SECOND ROW K Archnbald B Munncy B Purrnngton P Jwnsscn R Carver M Berger D McDowell T Stern THIRD ROW J Nevun C Eklof B Elleson R Bohne P West B Ross B Jones J Rugney an UM J' Fave 'P lxlmg s f H ' ff: ' 0 I It 'W . - 53551335 'a ',I,Q, I ..I.i.z:'.I'.: 1 yr g ,MQ 'Q' 2.5, Z' 7:1 ' 5 V Iii 'T S iii ' ,, - + fisixifiz I r - t: ' 555237, ii. , L: . -:- K - Q , ,fill ,:- , --I-:1 0 45.5 3'-r , vlll ,il -I -M4 . QQ, , ,, ,. F, I 'YN r I g 1, , A 'fl I If ,E ,,... , , 5 1- 7 'z X .i , , X YQ- S:- a s-1.sS. VX l 1 ix . V, 4 K .J f . if X g . rx g K - R L I - - . . . I ' 1 ' , ' . . I U A ' ' - I l I I I l hit. ' ' I I - Q I . . . . - ' ' I I I Talkmg ov r strategy on the bench 2 Purrlngton and Mmney waltmg to bat 3 Sacrnfece bunf by Russo 4 Archibald runs out bunf 5 Coach Drysdale yells encouragement 6 Grlder and Purrlngfon select bats Eazvhallvrn emh Qlarkvtmvn BOTTOM ROW P Goldsfeln R Fuersfner K Jordak L Axfell C Bradley T Urban A Krelger R Brewster TOP ROW F Golder J Crelly D Glassel F Wmsfon K Arndt C Curley B Wmston ...ive- 89 l l f K T V Y ,ssrs, , F If Q K f. ' A ,Q fa ' . 45 lyyi I , J , , ., I O X ..,,:g, V I ' Q' A , A 0,1 V4 b '- , A U O Q X 'va ,..-nnvlll 'I ,gli nu... wma ey de fo e a 2 d a p a am W ton a d K c cr a doubles matc ue e a dU h ggood fo vtmvn Arr Qlhampa gain Lowell has always been noted for uts great tennus teams down through the years They have never had much competutuon from Bay Area Schools and more tumes than not they have beaten the best teams un Calufornua Thus year s team was no exceptuon It boasted such outstandung stars as Frank Golder Larry Axtell Clay Bradley Bull Wunston and Ron Fuerstner The lnduans breezed through all theur matches thus year, wunnung all but one by a 7 O score ln the Washungton match they blast ed the Eagles 6 l Lowell also won the All Cuty meet easuly when Golder, Axtell, and Bradley made a clean sweep Thus was theur seventh straught champuonshup The top star thus year was Frank Golder who took a furst un the All Cuty meet He has played many top rankung stars and has guven them a good battle Frank us among the top ten n Calutornua Larry Axtell took a second place un the All Cuty meet thus year and has been a star on the team sunce he was a freshman He us ranked seventh un Northern Calutornua He surprused everybody when he won the Northern Calu tornua Champuonshup un the uunuor duvusuon when he beat Golder un the tunals The team had some very outstandung net men to back up the regulars They were Abe Krueger, Ken Arndt, Fred Wunston, Leroy Brewster, Jerry Denham, Jum Crully, and Dave Glassel The lnduans almost pulled the upset of the year when the came wuthun one pount of beatung the Stanford Frosh The college netmen are consudered one of the best teams un the country l , , 1 1 I au Q- if 5 , X 1 . , .M Q 1 R l .3 'l ff 3 as f 5 ug, ,ga ' J, .,..,. .1 l ,. I x l V gl u .I 4 u A u A Q D s l. Bradl monstrating r h nd, . Gol er rctu ung backhand. 3. Axtell pa ng sl . 4. irus ru ri Q un h. 5. F rstn r n ban s owun rm. of ' . . ' i 1 I ' . , . ' ' . l 1 ' . I I I . . . . . . . . . '- o ptP D opp Be ReBoheCt Ro enthal Mnlfvrn itlanv 65111121 Brat GOLF TEAM Once agaln the Lowell Divot diggers proved themselves to be a top rate golf team of the Bay Area The sax man team coached by Mr Lnvlng stone was one of the outstanding teams In the cuty along wrth Luncoln Balboa and Samt lgnatlus The team was led by Captaun Paul Rosenthal who shot a pretty consistent game ln the 70 s Backmg up Paul were Duck Rose Roger Bohne Ball Honng Don Krauss and Glenn Bell All these golfers shot a good game In the low elghtles and made a strong team for Lowell Junior Malcolm Brock was the tnrst sub on the team This boy backed the team up when ever Illness hlt any of the top sux 4? L. to R.-B. Honig, D. R se, Ca . . Rosenthal, G. Bell, R, Bohne, . Krauss. Gr u ix, L. to Rf-Honig, ll, Krauss, 'os , n , ap . s . 9' I . . , I I I I ' I . . . . I 1 I - ' ,-ef ,Q if 'KSA VARSITY SWIMMING FIRST ROW L Schmldt J Grauss A Crow H Sherman K Cohn J Mathis SECOND ROW P Flood R Fuerstner B Pflueger P Braverman J Isaacson THIRD ROW J Layton P Juvet J Craug D Hone SWIM TEAM The Lowell Hugh School Varslty Mermen had another great season thus year The team was weakened from graduation but It stull had some of Its veterans returning such as Jake Mathls 200 yd freestyle Luonel Schmldt l00 yd backstroke and 50 yd free style Dave Henlbron 200 yd freestyle Andy Crow, l00 yd freestyle and Dan Hone l00 yd freestyle Jack Grauss was outstanding In the breast stroke event He broke the school and the cuty record A newcomer to the school John Craig took over the duvung honors for the varsuty and as FIRST ROW S Krieger N 1205 SWIMMING Falcon: A Sommer Coach Feulung predicted he dad a swell job In the clty meet Backing hum up was Jlm Layton ln the l30 s dlvlslon Coach Fenlnng had such stars as Al Sommer l00 yd breaststroke and 50 yd backstroke Levlo Muzi Falcons In the l00 yd freestyle Nell Voorsanger 50 yd backstroke and relay team Bart Voorsanger l00 yd breaststroke and Paul Coorllan duvlng for the team The 30 s league thus past year was a close battle wnth Washington Lnncoln and Lowell In the 20 s duvusnon such swnmmers as Craug Swanson Jimmy Tse In the breaststroke Pang Yee l00 yd freestyle and Ken Bley were the best men on the team and Ken did extremely well In the All Cnty dlvang champlonshlp 130s SWIMMING Voorsanger P Goorllan L Muzi FIRST ROW P Yee B Wlttman K Bley SECOND ROW V Hebert D Heulbron J Sampson SECOND ROW P Blum S Polse A Belkrn THIRD ROW B Voorsanger D Polnssar D Bull fa r' I at fl 1'5- W PETE REIDER DICK BULLOCK GEORGE LEDERER DAVE FRACTENBERG MIKE LEASKOU PHIL FEHLEN CHUCK TRAVERS M le 440 O d 440 H qh H die h J tp t 8 8 Re y c Dsc Gltnhvrmvn lflamv Films Igvar POLY MARCH 25 Lowell barely won a 58V2 54V2 vlctory over Poly In the flrst meet of the year Hnghllghts of the day were Sanford Haber s 23 6 furlong Phnl Fehlen s 5 ft IO In hugh jump and Al Mor rlson s wunnlng century Duck Bullock put on a burst of speed to stave off Poly s Jam Blore In the flnal yards of the relay and this factor de cnded the meet Lowell s 30 s were downed by Poly but the 20s were vlctorlous Ravenald Wllllams turned In a I0 6 hundred to best all Cnty txmes BALBOA APRIL 6 Tom Leonard turned ln a 2 04 5 half mule to lead Lowell to a 6I 52 vlctory over the Bucs Yamabe bested the broad pumpers at I9 ft 6V2 Inches whlle Kirk Nueland vaulted Il ft 3 Inches to lead the cnty In thus department Leas kou Render and Travers were also among the days winners Rach Passer turned In a 47 ft I I Inch shot put effort as the 30 s won handlly and lnouye and Adachl turned In the season s bests for the 20's un the low hurdles and 220 respectlvely LINCOLN APRIL 'I6 The lndnans beat down the Mustangs 95 I8 Just about everyone placed for Lowell on the ram and wnndswept track but In the llmelnght were Ed Conner wlth has wlnnlng mule effort and Moe Noe vnctor In the 880 Tom Leonard won the 440 and Fehlen copped the hugh jump The Lowell 30 s were upset by the Lions but the 20 s came out on top GALILEO APRIL 23 It wasn t a breezer but the lnduans chalked up their fourth A A A wan Leonard broke the school record wnth a 4 43 mile whale Travers threw the shot 50 ft 7 Inches Render won the half mule and the relay team posted their best time of the season The 20 s and 30 s also won ST IGNATIUS APRIL 29 Lowell tamed the Wuldcats easily 73h to 39M as Charlle Travers turned In a double wan Travers whupped the shot 5I feet and the dlscus I I3 feet Other outstandsng performances were Leonard s 2 03 5 second place half mule, Reid ers 4 44 5 mule, and Morrlson's double wln In the IOO and 220 VARSITY TRACK FIRST ROW B Yamabe, J Kannhan, J Moody, P Fehlen, M Todd, J Thomas, G Lederer, B McCrea, M Noe, P Dahl, A Crosby SECOND ROW D Melvnlle, E Conner D Hmes, B Fruck, B Zwueg, PSevler, P Lederer, D Brown, A Morruson, B Muze-I, J Raffetto, E St John THIRD ROW B Shahovskon H Yum D Fractenberg, J Vannuccl, P Relder, K Nleland, D Colman D Orear, C Hanken FOURTH ROW W McCrea J Pope, R Snmpson, D Capp D BulIock,J Denham, B Potter A Axelrod R Passer ' 9 I to 4 I . 255 ' ' 1 ' rf . I 5 I I 1- f Q L Q.: V , -1 W A x V. fj. 1 51, V' 'I' ' , I .- - - A ' ,.,- , f ' X Af , 1, 7 I , I fa- '4 3 V I ' 1 My I ' I f V I I 7' , J 2 .5 .V i IO Y . i ur s Hig ump Sho u 8 0 80 la Dis us Hurdles i us Q 0 ' I I 'I ' I T . , . . . . . . , . , . . . I . . . , . ' I I I - l I I . I D l . , . n Q I - I l , 1 .. ' . I . ' . ' . .I V I . ' ' ' I , ' ' I I 1 'I ' i I I I ' , . . . . . . I 1 . .I . , . . . , , U . D . Wh JOHN POPE BARRY MCCREA PETE LEDERER DON BROWN MARK NOE KIRK NIELAND AL MORRISON Captain Shofput 100 Yd M lc 880 Pole Vault O Yd D scus Relay 8 e ay Both llghtwelght teams won as Wllllams turned In a 24 4 furlong around the turn and Passer threw the shot 48 feet l l V2 Inches WASHINGTON MAY 7 The stage was set for the dual meet champ lonshlp but agam as an the past the Eagles were too much to handle Lowell was outscored 66M 46V3 Easily the outstandmg performance of the day was Tom Leonard s 4 40 4 best of the sea son mule Ed Conner also placed thlrd wuth hus Ilfetlme best 4 51 Washington s Ray Mcln tyre gutted out a sux unch wln In the 440 agalnst Duck Bullock whale Pete Render and Don Brown placed one two In the half mule Charlne Travers also came through wnth a 5l ft 5 un shot put effort Lowell only managed to salvage three of the thirteen first places but the Redmen gathered quite a few of the other spots Leaskou and Kanlhan placed In the hurdles Kuhn In the shot Pope In the discus Morrison In the sprlnts and Yamabe and Bullock In the broad lUmP The Lowell 120 s won the clty tntle with one polnt to spare by vlrtue of Wllllam s l0 6 cen tury Adachl s 23 7 220 lnouye s l4 7 hurdles and the relay The varsity wound up as the cnty s second place outfit YM 'I30's TRACK lst Row L Chun B Pope T Yasykochu, N Rlsbrouqh, L Le yin B Dullk G Lederer 2nd Row R Munter,W Levlson, T Barnum L Husband B Los huertos J Kler P Lcderer, R Passer 3rd Row B Agustln, H Mutchell, A Schmxdt T Okuho, P Hall, S Gould P Gebhard, P Pallos 4th Row R Sumpson B Under wood, A Johnson, D Vega, T Ryan D Snllnman, P Clyde, J Reed A 1: Y i ' , 5 V ' :I . ll ,, ,, ,If . ' , x Q . ' , ' gf , . N , Rt , X 4 55 I . I ' . i lO . I 80 R I . . . . L, , 1, I ' ' , . . . . . ' , in , ' -A 2 I I I V I 1 . ' Q . . . 'gk ' ' l : .. ' ' - ll f l A ...' v I .V V I I ul 1 'T ts . ll if K I A f 1 1 I 1 1- E E XY Y UE: .G I , I . N.. . ' s ah. if f , , . . . vf , -I 1 I X ' I ' I I ' I f E . 1 . . - -A... Pw Left-Chin and Lederer lead the IOO yd dash against Poly Right Morrison leads Lederer and Kanihan in the IOO yd dash in the Mission meet no 'L ua Top L. o Bottom L. waxQ .rv wawwagl lv' .Q as 1 .r R.-Leonard wins th, mile. Gould takes 30 s 440. Kanihan runs high hurdles. to R.--Hines over the bar in the pole vault, Start of the mile-Conner Todd , gl Brown Leonard an 'M d Simpson. 120 s TRACK lst Row: C. Marshall D. Verdu T. Stephens R. Sponauqlc S Franklin, P. Adachi D. Burton J. Nolan. 2nd Row: S. Weinberg, R. Wil- liams, A. Kafsuyama, A. Inouye M. Hone, A. Grccnblaf, H. Woo A. Clark. 3rd Row: B, Weiner T. Miranda A. Shalar, J. Franzella, R. Her- mann, L. Marshall. Arknnmlvhgmvntua As edutors of the l953 RED AND WHITE we would luke to express our apprecuatuon to the many people who helped un the publucatuon of thus book Wuthout them we never could have met our deadlune So thanks to Mr Anderson of Calmar Pruntung Company to Mr Bull Rechun and the S K Smuth Company and to the San Erancusco Engravung Company Thanks also to Mr and Mr Hall of Ply mouth puctures who were so patuent wuth our demands Thanks to Muss Harruson for the use of fules and for helpung us wuth our Senuor Roster And thanks to Mr Wurrn who helped us to keep our books straught Thanks to you Lowellutes Peter Bluett for the art work and the many hours of tume whuch you spent wuth ut Laurence Wormser Carl Kress Claude Lowen Ruchard Cheu and Duck Capp for the photography work and to all of you who submutted snapshots Specual thanks to Joan Conlan and Del Neuck who handled the money matters to Mary Wutt man for the Senuor sectuon to Gaul Moss and Charlue Green for the Sports sectuon and to Beverly Swope who stepped un more than once and gave us help when we really needed ut Thanks to both the Sprung and Fall staffs too for theur hard work and many efforts And last but certaunly not least many many thanks to Mr Buckley our advusor We are certaunly grateful to all of you for your help The fulfullment of your efforts lues wuthun these pages Thus us your book as well as ours BARRY MCCREA Fall l952 PAT ZELLER Sprung 1953 Lfnf S 1 , . , . . . . . 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