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

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The Lowell ROTC Color Guard LGYALTY TO TIG Lowell High School can point with pride to its record of achievement and loyalty to the nation in peace and wat. Along with contrib- uting members of the armed forces to support the country's efforts in five great wars since 1856, Lowellites led all other schools in the city in support of war bond drives during World Wars I and II. However, the greatest manifestation of the schoolls loyalty to the nation is the almost 21,000 worthy American citizens Lowell has graduated in the past 100 years. fu. In 1962 Lowell High School is now located Z ina ine new building in the Lake Merced area. ' we 4 WWW .fits R .gemwmw 25341413 ZX.. M t,f4 1 I ,W , ' u n a 1 , ' ' I .V c ' ' 'trtu in Il ,LA I I K , i A ,rgqruzii 'l ' iff i ii Wi 'di' ' L ' ' A ,R , A A 'M Q: ll '- - I , K I .5 I . ami I PL 'vb ' K

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F 'P' . H- . ,,.ag:s.l..t Junior Red Cross members display some of the books, favors, and toys that have been made or donated by Lowellites. LOYALTY TO CCDMMU ITY Lowell students have always regarded community loyalty as an intrinsic part of school pride and loyalty. Students have given their continued aid and cooperation to such commu- nity projects as the United Crusade, the Red Cross, and the JACKIE program, through financial donations, assisting in publicity campaigns, and contributions of time and talent. The largest unit in San Francisco's Festival of Progress Parade this year was the Lowell aggregation. 1 ' g K , 1, - 7 ,r.r , iafgift tar , ff 3' it 'c t 1 1 , - , - ,Lf-:'++ 1 wwf--- ' 'Q' t t e -ssiigs? t ' t l sf-2f5:s ' t -f i 1 X c cssi y i A f s I 1 , A ' , EZi:ili.lllillli s 'gin I ,ig5SanfErancisco celebrates the open- ' W --ug . ss-, t r , i'i'1q',Qiiz?1 ofifhe cit 7st new International K mu... -' V -V, i ,,'u1v, H, AL 5k K VY 7 H z 1 iff t i ,Airportr ,A 1 ii ' f.. f i'5ff-.air H4 1 W i 1 , MI, fs , :QigTT,!:7i.ii:i 1 13 4 L t -V V-'X iiQg55gl1ffif 'ti

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' V Fashions of the Gold Rush Days when San Fl'L1I1ClSCll'S first high school opened are modeled by Sonya Holudilotf, joan Tuhtan. Sally Ann Hough, and Sue lirorhard. 'S Sue Linder and Ann jones show what the well-dressed motorists were wearing around the turn of the Century. 4 The Twentieth Century lwrought athletic participation to the young ladies as well as men. Sondra Snow and Anita Wfash- ington show what the Lowell co-eds of the period were wearing at the beach, and Carolyn Perkins and Bar- bara Elmcin display the garb of the girls' basketball team. V , r I. , . uf 1 lx I 'X - Q lf-3. ,lg limi . -. 1' Qlfvffi t- - Y' M iq, 1 'S - X, 4.1, X vi R Q Xxlle y A , - f.-- 4 'Lv A hx ll' lr ' ' x 1 5 ll fl.. ' Mayall gtg, 5 i - ttt.- ,.. . I N u 1' , r in i ci .i G 3 2' gbibv-' i fa ll' tif--' U 'fre-3-K i gegiigajtt1:zstgafftfsrwwstzsz1Q:fir-MMI X ,wwifSQ52afYi:Wf2,'f::fiHsiQzf5'VwishU1itww:wfttssszxsgzzzsesfl f 22