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

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Greetings From the Governor It is a pleasure for me to join in extending greetings to the alumni, students, and faculty of Lowell High School on the approaching centennial of their school's founding. As the oldest public high school in the Far West, Lowell has played a prominent part in the development of our State. The contributions its graduates have made to our culture and economy during the past 100 years have certainly been many and varied. The splendid tra- ditions and fine spirit which are characteristic of Lowell augur well for the future of your school as it embarks upon its second century of educational service in San Francisco. Cordially, GOODWIN J. KNIGHT Governor of California Governor Goodwin Knight

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STAEE OE THE RED A D WHITE Ayforiute Editor Sporty Editor . Aftizfitief Editorf Sfdj Merrzherx . Afsocitzfe Editor S porty Editor . Alzzmrzi Editor . Photo Editor . EDITOR-GWEN DAVIS Fo!! Sttzjjl . . ROZ PERRY Senior Editor . . ANITA WASHINGTON . BOB STEWART Bufinefy 1'VItzmzger . . . CAROLE GOLD . . . . . . . JOYCE RICHARDS and BARBARA TEXIERA . SUE BARNARD, YVONNE DANDY, DAVID GREEN, JUDY ROSENTHAL, ARNELL SHOWS Spring Staff BARBARA TEXIERA Senior Editor . . . YVONNE DANDY RICHARD SOWARD Bltfirrefi Marzoger' . JOAN MENDELSON . . SUZY FRIEND Copy Editor . . . JUDY NAKAMOTO . SUE GINSBERG Adzfertifirzg . . . MIMI FRASER Staff Memherf DIANNE ADDINGTON, AL BENT, JEAN ERSKINE, JANE KAFANTARIS, KARINA KANG, MIKE LARSEN, LYNN MALFANTI, PATSY MOORE, CYNTHIA NICKELSON, JULIE PETERSEN, BARBARA SEELEY, LYNN VLAUTIN. JERRY FALK Photography ALAN MAY RICHARD POSADA Portraitf PLYMOUTH STUDIOS Cover KARINA KANG ROBERT JEUNG ADVISOR-ROBERT J. BUCKLEY

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lvlayor George Christopher Congmtulofing Lowell High School on tloe Occasion gf Its 100th Annioerymgf RESOLUTION No. 16367 Whereas, The members of this Board of Supervisors have noted with deep pride that during the year 1956 Lowell High School will celebrate the 100th anniversary of its founding, and Whereas, On August 16, 1856, Lowell High School, then known as Union Grammar School, under the guidance of its first principal, Ellis H. Holmes, was opened with an enrollment of 45 girls and 35 boys, and nhnwi, Throughout the years Lowell High School has maintained on the highest level its academic traditions and has made, and continues to make important cultural contributions to San Francisco, and today thousands of its graduates have taken their place in the public, professional and civic life of San Francisco and this Nationg and Whereas, Lowell High School, facing its second century of achievement, is meeting with vigor the challenge that the future holds, and its progressive program of study and training promises from its graduates accomplishments even surpassing the glow- ing record of its past, now, therefore, be it Qbsnlfnh, That the Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco, in recognition of the notable contributions to the welfare and progress of San Francisco, which have been made by Lowell .High School, does hereby take this opportunity, on the eve of said institution's centennial celebration, to extend to the school, its faculty and its students, past, present and future, sincere congratulations, heartiest commenda- tions and the cordial wish that Lowell High School may Hourish forever. The foregoing Ruolution war introduced by Superoixor Francir McCarly and Adopted by ummimou: :foie of the Board of Supervirofr of the City and County of San Fnmcirco ax in regular meeting on Monday, january 30, 1956 Qtr or from ruidnu of Q I ' - d of Su 'Jon Clerk of tb: Board ofSupen1imr.r Mayor of tb: City and Cunt San Fran.-irra