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

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C9QI'LtiO4'S BART VQORSANGER ANN MITCHELL P 'V1f.. id 1'f1 1 Vi l-1Y Preiiflml President Bart Voorsanger, Vice President Ann Mit- chell, Secretary Martha Lendaris, and Treasurer Pat Aleck, heading the fall H-12 activities committee, led the senior class to a highly successful term. October 11 was the date and Fairfax was the scene for the Senior Picnic. Dancing to the music of Walt Tolleson at City College Lounge on October 29, for their own Senior Exclusive proved to be a wonderful experience. Howard Fredric's band provided the music for the Senior Prom at the Room of the Dons. And the all important Senior Day, january 21, was a fitting climax to graduation. MARTHA LENDARIS PAT ALECK 5'erremry 7'fe,1.r1zre1' .,. .... 3 -is .5 .'1sg:,:.,..i::a ..:'-: : W. V .V 'T . .21 A Q 3 'i .1 ... ti 2 .P -PERS-r23?' Er- . . .2 f 1 I Z giggvsf vi- 5 ,H IE J s ' wav' -gg. 1 ' 4, 1. . ' .,... -V 'ssivrf , I ' . . . ' .. t g. I . 4 ,a ,. ,, . , :gre x -. ' aft f sp- A fix, ., if A5351 A' . . , 'r july WG ' ' , fwx i-f fr 557 .gif . 2 gl se.. 1. - . ,W W, i gl f , D - ..,.., EH - . grrftaawiggv, if ' r 1 FALL H-12 ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Iii mum' A. Mitchell, J. Gokson, J. Sam sun, M. Lendaris, P. Aleck, K. Karstensen, B. Williams. 2115 P'0Il'.' E. Norgard. I.. Cohn, P. Goorgian, S. Krieger, C. Pritchard. 3rd mum' M. Axt, C. Malins, B. Vonrsnnger. flfl gflgll CS3QI'LtO4'S JERRY GOLDMAN GRETCHEN GAUSE Pre.u'dr'nI Virv Prr'iia'z'f1I The Spring I-I-12 Activities Committee, led by President jerry Goldman, Vice President Gretchen Gause, Secretary Connie Brown, and Treasurer Tom Levison, planned a very eventful term for the high seniors. First of the events was the Senior Picnic at Fairfax on May 13. Everybody had an enjoyable time in the sun and water. The music of Benny Watkins' band set the mood for the Senior Prom held at the Empire Room of the Sir Francis Drake on june 3. Fun and merriment were had by the high and mighties on the great Senior Day, june 10. PAGE TEN CONNIE BROWN TOM LEVISON Sei'v'v1a1'J' Trearnrer H- 12 ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Irt mum' Dick Shuey, Connie Brown, Jerry Goldman, Gretchen Gause, Tom Levison, Sam Franzella. 2nd mai: Addie Hong. Robert Hermann, Andrea Schwartz, Louie Levin, Karen Ty- ree. 3rd muff Mary Ward, Paul Blum, Louise Edler.

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ur pring Csituclent Qocly fsfeaclers GORDON CALLAWAY Preridenl SANDY JOHNSTON Vice Prei ldenl NANCY SAWYER Se rrutirry ROG ER RYMAN Trmrflfer The student body election results at the end of last semester showed that all of the victorious candidates were members of the class of june '55. Gordon Callaway, president of the Scroll during fall '54, was elected president. He was also low junior class president and football captain. Sandra Johnston, who was low junior class secretary, was elected to the highest office a Lowell girl can achieve, that of vice president. Others selected to help Gordon and Sandy were Roger Ryman, treasurer, and Nancy Sawyer, secretary. Rog, besides being a s-tar football player, was low senior class president and Nancy was low senior veep. Marshall Kreuter, another football star, was elected editor of The Lowell. and Sue Braag, editor of the Red and ll l9ile. Bill Werxmer, former assistant yell leader, moved up to head yell leader with Ken Kahn and Mike Byrne as his assistants. And rounding our the rule, Sally Mierson became girls head yell leader with Van Utt as her assistant. BILL WERNER SALLY MIERSON SUE BRAAG MARSHALL KRIEUTER lioyv' Iliad Yell Leader Girlf' Head Yell Leader Edilur of Red and llybife liililm' of The Louwll PAGE NIN li

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gal! DQI'M.OI'S The fall '54 low seniors elected three capable Low- ellites to guide them through the term: Roger Ryman, presidentg Nancy Sawyer, vice presiclentg and Paula Skene, secretary. These oflicers in turn selected Sue Fisher, Joanna Tom, Karen Tyree, Linda Sorensen, judy Palmer, Rosalind Mann, Stu Pollalc, Cliff Mar- AD . f94'M'lg ROGER RYMAN NANCY SAWYER PAULA SKENE Prcfidwil Vic: Pfwidcrll Sa'cn'lflr1' shall and Marshall Kreuter to serve as members ol' the activities committee. In October, the class combined with the high se- niors to hold the Senior Exclusive at the Students' Lounge at City College. Everyone had a good time and it was a huge success. .3 D OW 0l'llOI'S GUY ERB DIANE DE MUN ANITA XWASHINGTON BOB MINNEY P1-cinlurll I'ici' Pre,iif1'w1l xlrliflg Vice Pr'r'iiu'r'ul Srrn'1r1ry I.-12 ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE lar raw: jnelle Rosen. Guy Erb. Anita Wasliingtmrn, Bob Minney, Janice Yarnell. Jml muy' Bob Lom, Bachman, Manny Goldman, Diane Brooks. 3r':lm11'.' Ken Ilalling. Only one more year to go! Most likely this thought ran through the mind of every low senior in the school. When the term began, the L-12s elected three very able students to lead them. They were Guy Erb, presi- dentg Diane De Mun, vice-president, and Bob Min- ney, secretary. However, due to illness, Diane was not able to attend school during the term. Anita Wash- ington hlled the vacant position very capably. The only event the activities committee had to plan was their senior picnic, May 51. Everyone had a gala time playing and eating at Sigmund Stern Grove. PAGE ELEVEN