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

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' 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

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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...

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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, - , .