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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1959 volume:

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X , kk Xia W ' . -W , 1 , ' ' 1 X X '. h Y ... x NQVK --.N q ' N , W PX J X THEME DEDICATION As we look around us we are aware that everythrng rs made up ol component parts We ourselves are a max ture In many ways ol good and bad of sleeprn and wakmg moments of work and play ol ganety an sad ness At frrst we were a part ol a llttle famuly later we jorned a much bugger famrly our school School however rs composed also ol many different students teachers classes subjects and actrvrtres To present thus mrxture we have chosen a theme to suggest how out of many drflerent mgredrents tools and processes used by varrous workers there comes a tme lrnrshed product That theme an serrousn ss and fun rs a cookbook Your Edrtors f,,,f- .Fire S XX TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY AND STUDENTS MAKE HISTORY TASTY MAIN COURSE Curriculum 920 NECESSARY INGREDIENTS Sensors and Profiles a 2227 Sprung 28 43 COM BI NATION SALAD Athletacs 44 59 TEMPTING DESSERTS Student Body Ollncers Actnvmes and Clubs 60 IOI . . If 1 1 - I tl . . . I I . - ' f . .. ' W to 9 S - , U . I TTS . -C If '1,,I 1 Q XTX Cs ,V - .... ..-- - - - I - - - - - - - - - - - 2 - - - - - 3-7 ' ' - FII ..--- - - . hfpnql. ADAMS Racflli CDCHL-Call-E5 'ffl DEDICATION L INGREDIENTS l red schoolhouse I 900 students 74 teachers 2 lrbronons ' .lx 8 jonrtors ' l heod engrneer mony prgeons METHOD OF MIXING Place students In lrttle red schoolhouse ond rnrx rn on ot mosphere ol understondrng supplred by teochers lodded trve or sux ot o trnne Blend to ochreve lull llovor ot leorn n Stir together ond ollow to settle tor tour yeors Remove from scene otter sprrnklrng wrth generous omount ot knowledge space ond sprrrt Wrll serve growrng populo tron ot world For best cutter results ollow jonutors rother thon prgeons to cleon up debris Refer to counselors for further lntormo ron We the chefs ol the Red and Whrte dedrcote thus yeczrbook to the Inmshed product Lowell I-lrgh School 2 W, E . f nf.- - V e I . . E I . ' I .11 1- 1' E . . il in llbroridns smoothly order Illl ' 9: M 1 A A: A Y Y IF I I . I . . . I' . - IN! The lirft area of our mokhook represents an im- rtaut lavlor uf our svhool lift-. We need our lean-liers zmtl mln-r staff memhers. Without their kills. their puinters. and their measuring: tlevic-es. ment of xxhal they do Lmrl with apprer-iatiqn of htm thu flu it Iullx and mtl me might not turn out very well. With avkmmletlg- ' ga I' ' ' . ue herehy intrmluvt- In ur reaclerx our 1-hefs. S XX OUR HEAD CHEF QDCLCLY' I atb QVC OCX imc K Cxbvxemgi CLYOCU VUCU, Q ll LUQ, QYLLS QVWX 'VYXQXM fum CL Q55 9 Kbfxux Yqgljfl If lmbgt VNC' ITL l -N D rittrw KNOX 5 CLLLCQ fi lc CltZ1LKq1?O, WRX C YLC KT J! :I Y 5 ' - xl , X 5 A 6 x N 1 r it fxx 1 F. ' x X , J . K kr r ' t , -km I 'El fx, 1' e . . . i l ,XUVCZJKCA 1 l X V. , I KJ- J V N F x ' P . l F . , ' NL K l J . i Xu C C. t w F4 , j-Jl , lfxfkr ff 3 f'x Mg, lnder the able ffuzdarzce o our f77I71CZf7f1l lllr A Perzno our xfhool mamtazned zts rrputatzon for outrlandznff amdemzc achzeve ment The heart of any home zs the kztchen At Lowell the heart of school actzvztzes 15 the famzlzar o ee rom uphzeh come notzces, bulletzns and lzsts whzch keep the school runnzng smoothly Mm Edzth Harrzson, secretary to Mr Perzno, 15 too busy even to stop for our photographer 3' ,SKXPM .WV so qv? Ww'N CHIEF COOKS NEVER GET IN STEW OVER MANY SCHOOL PROBLEMS Mr Henry Korpensrern Heod Counselor wos never foo busy wrth schedules pro grams ond odmrnrsfrcrfrve derolls To drscuss oreos ol personol ond school concern wrfh sfudenfs rw Mr Henry Karpenstezn zves advzsory stzmulus to zntellectual appetztes of xtudentr 'Vlrss Gladys Lorrgon Deon of Grrls gove unendrng hours ro problems ond ocfnvmes concernrng Lowells grrls She viewed eoch os My Four Lody M153 Lon an always kept the pot bozlzn as she adazses there zrls we Mr Horry Krylzer Deon ol Boys olwoys Q Most Hoppy Fello had the obrllfy to mrn rrnrze ond loolc on the brrghf snde of whof oppeored to be The most pressing of prob ems Mr Krytzer never gets zll of students' questzom' - -------in-...L l ' I I I - ,HQ f' I ' ' - pf ' 1 ,M 1 ' , it, Q ' 1 1 f . . . . . , . we 3 I r. . .1 5 Q 5 , 1, ,, Pl' M191 1 in k' 71 I' . y f J ' I I , .. H -. - I - N 'Q' lr'Tl'f't'rv1 T .5 l,,fSii?e.'lririi Ai , h tg-.dgwyi wr D c -' ci-V T 5 G D t 1 V ,aw e s o x X OO fa ll' ' l 4. 5 1 4 ll! ' H-2' 't' , tif . Q 1 -7 - , - 4.5 , fl 'l ,N - 1 .'u,0Ey'2.k,-gag tml ' 6' :gli L 'Y sax xbsqavfv-2 ' I v ' n A 09' -1 ' sf 5 FOOD AND THOUGHT GIVE BALANCED DIET t-ligh school teachers have their own triais and tribulations in their occupation. While Hman does not live by bread alone, even teachers find it necessary to stoclc up on vital victuals to lceep up their energy tor the many demands made on them during the course ol an average day. Reg. problems, classroom preparation, ac- tual teaching ot lessons, advising students on courses and college, otlice torms that have to be tilled out, attendance sheets, and club activities are just a tew ot the areas that capture a teacher's attention during a day. While they are kept going by morsels from our cafeteria and trom home packed paper bags, they are also nourished by their daily diet ot lite at Lowell. Make mine milk. Teachers chat during 40 lunch. Hamburgfws and school fJl'0l1lf'7l1X many times composed tht' luncheon nrwzu of these three. Salad dayv. Many' tcarhvrs also 'Tourztffl' calories. 415 Eltarultg itlelprh Sventnra itlilakv igwtnrg HE past four years at Loeeell hold treasured memories or the all and spring grad uates because Lowells history has become part o thezr own history their memories never to be orgotten As zncomznfr reshrnen in 1955 the many students eeere immediately entrusted to Mrs Ker Hzg ins zeho had her soczal studies class do a plan 0 the library zncludzng the numbers of the bookshelees On October 29 of that year they bot a glimpse 0 their trst Lowell Poly oot ball game at uhzch time Poly came out ar ahead ezth the ama ing znal score of 33 13 in spite 0 the act that Lowell teas stron enouffh to make the playo fs On zeeekends the Loueellztes took pleasure tn scaring themselees half to death at the French mystery Dzabolzque When 1956 came around Lowell entered zts Centennzal year and zn turn the Sophs ound calypso music pl za ity league and frog dzssectzons zn bzology to be musts on eeeryones lzst Mr Enfflander introduced ulzus Caesar to the fnflzsh III students and at the same time our Alumni were reorzented znto Louells way o lz e at the Louell hornecomznv where they wet nessed another Loztell Poly ame zezth a tradztzonal outcome Poly eon agazn 14 0 San Franczsco too kept up orze o zts traditions or on 1Warch 22 of 1957 at 11 45 AM Low ll shook from top to bottom durzn the bz vest arthquake here since 1906 'Ihe sztuatzon became so rattled that the students zeere dismissed almost t eo hours be ore schedule At the 1957 A A A football pafreant the juniors sae Louell emerge vzctorzous zezth thr e Mr Chaucer 1fI1ssDealtry Mr Przestly and Mr Patterson Wr Georfre Washington In April 0 58 1VIr Drysdale the baseball coach had reason to be happy for the Giants brought major league baseball to S F Finally the best benches in the court eere occupied by the seniors They exclusively danced zn the Whztcomb Hotel at Autumn Leates zn Noeember Durzn the past year the tuo graduating classes haze eztnessed hula hoops Ixellys Co e at the beach a beatznv in ally gzeen to Poly at the 58 Pabeant a desz n or a ne e Loeell the rst outer space mzssfle and the admzsszon o Alaska and Ha eazz to the Lnzon Besides all this they have seen Mr Liv Il stone brzn Loeell reco nztzon ezth his champion tennis team ellr Braunrezter zezth an outstandznff V ootball squad and Aflr An lerson ezth a renoened Forensic team On anu ary 23 the all H 12s attended thezr 91 nzor Prom Yea llflzst and raduated on an 27 In turn the 1959 spring graduates had their prom Passport to illernorzes on une 5 at the Fa r mont Hotel and on une 10 ended our fabulous years and many ond moments at Loeeell ' 9 , 1- . j ' H ' f f ' - -- f f , f . . .bf . Y U . . V i N - .g. Y . K .L f , . . . f , , , ,, I ,,,, ' f ' ll' - If - V . . J , I ly. Z. f. - J. . f f H ' 5 1 f . e f 1 s ' 1 . . I ,K . . ,, . . . .I . . .V . V H ,, f . , z , 4 ' ' . - e I 1 g -1 1 s f f H ., 1- f P ' - g V 2 . . . 1' I -. ' 'f f ' f 1 . : . . 1: ' ' 'f f ' ' ' L' . f ? P. . . . 5 f ' ' 1' H ' L ' ' V e 1 trophiesg best team spirit, best rooting section, winning team. That year Mr. Worley taught A . ,' 1 ' ', , 'f ,' . 2 , 1 . ' G ' . ' ff I s , - , ' ' ' If 7 .711 ' V ' H 1 . I . b - . , .V 1. , , M f 1 C, , J bf , 3 H s if U , gf fp f 'T Q .bullsf I 0 Zi. 'iv 7. ' ' I - Y 'I' je - JA V , , A P y :rx 7 ' U Q , 1 I . ' ' If ' DJ ' e . . f f 1 e , 1- 1 1 f -A ff e V . s T V 7 f L E. af I The morn course of ony meol IS fhe one oround whuch ol! others ore plonned The morn course offer all provrdes nounshrnenf To susforn growing bodies ond ocrrve mrnds We Therefore presenros our morn course the ocodemrc curriculum 714577 MAIN 001355 I I ' I I , . 4 if 60RRlC'0l UM S XXKXX I W 5 a b X -, X X X N 'Q X XX X 'ix f E E XX ,X Y H, r Q sxgbxxxxx X N E 1 MEASURE FOR MEASURE IN ENGLISH The EnglIsh Dept under the dIrectIon of Mr Polland IS an essentual part ot Lowell s currIculum Each student IS requIred to have had at least three years ol Englush upon graduatIon The requured courses whIch pro gress from Enghsh I to Englush VI Include a thorough study of grammar prIncIples and the basIc knowledge ol leadIng Amencon and EnglIsh lIterature The EnglIsh Dept offers addItIonal courses In .lournalIsm Prose FIctIon Contemporary tIon and Oral Enghsh These classes Include the presentatIon of IournalIstIc wrItIng techmques wIth a chance to WFIIS for the school newspaper the study of our classIcs In IICIIOH the knowledge of leadIng contemporanes and the art of logIc and thought organIzatIon These courses are Intended to enrIch the students knowledge ol the many phases of the EnglIsh Language Each IS geared to the requuements of leadIng colleges throughout the U S and provIdes dIverse and useful InIormctIon to always be of va ue 1' QQ 0:58. 4 Oo P 'ua V sf 4' 0 ' 43722 2' ,f' s ll ll . . X . I . . ' s - - 1 1 aol . V Literature, Advanced and English ComposI- Qygt, Z A . - . -x,Ac,. ,. 0 - I - , 5 . . . . . . . A 1 J I I I I X I T I I . fx COOKING WITH GAS- I ff ll I v7 I Drink Me.' BUNSEN BURNER STYLE ln keeping with the ropid progress being mode in the tield of scientific reseorch, Lowell's science department under the direction ot Miss Deoltry, .encourages students to toke odvon- toge ol the courses that will further progress. The science courses provided ot Lowell ore Biology, Chemistry, Physics ond Physiology. Biology includes the study ot plonts ond onimols from the simplest to the most complex torms. Chem- istry is o loborotory science that teoches, through lectures ond experiments, the noture ot the elements thot compose the eorth ond the otmosphere. The study ot energy, including otomic reseorch, is covered in one yeor of Physics. Physiology is olso o one-yeor course thot includes the study ot the humon onotomy, Eoch course is college prepcrotory. LET EM EAT CAKE IN SOCIAL STUDIES The socIal studres department headed by Mr Mrlton stresses the Importance ot berng tamIlIar wIth the world In whIch we lrve The freshman year IS devoted to the study ot Europe and Asra through geography hIstory and the analysIs ot present day lIte UnIted States I-lIstory IS a sImIlar course whrch IS taken In the Iumor year In erther the low or hrgh senIor term all students are requIred to take Senlor CIVICS ThIs course I Intended to enlrghten students on government procedures at local state and natIonaI levels Classes In EconomIcs CalItornIa EnglIsh and World HIstory are provIded tor those students above the freshman year who wrsh to talce addItIonal courses The socIal studIes department provldes a well rounded program desIgned to tIt the needs of the students by stImulatIng Interest and provIdIng a broader knowledge ot world attarrs trom pre hIstorIc to present tImes J' 'Mi-if f Ja 5,515 LJ ' 'H kk ',,c ll 1 ll sv xc, f ff, I I W K ' LA I 4 I I I . I . . U ' f 1 1 I . -S n . u 1 v 1 I u I ' n I I . I I I . .I 11' r- Vx,- .- U XIII T 1 'g,'g9.si.: s. F'-1 .v H JW, S4 Ni PI-EATERS IN MATH The mathematics courses offered at Lowell, designed to give the student a basic concept in working with num- bers and equations, serves also as a means to give students a good rea- soning power and to make them use their minds and think. Under the direction of Mr. Barker, the Mathematics Department offers A -ni i if ,.. X it - X.. ' . X -3 , l X . 1 5, -- X2 c 5'-'ffl I v xX. ' 1 1f l ' sr' 'f'-.u Q, f' -- - XX's s's:ni. i elementary algebra, a course which is created to teach the pupil something about fundamental mathematics and to prepare him for the upper division courses of Advanced Algebra and Trigonometry. Also included in this program is Plane Geometry which gives a con- ception of working with problems concerning angles, triangles, circles, and squares, and induces the student to really settle down and think. For the more advanced students a course of Math Analysis is offered and counts as credit for future col- lege courses, As a whole the Lowell Mathematics De- partment is a good means to give a student a good general knowledge of math, and an excellent back- ground for future use. .lf .3 'fig W ti if FOREIGN TONGUES ALSO TASTED Headed by Miss Osuna the Lowell Foreign Language department is designed chietly to enable students to de velop somewhat ot an understanding ot foreign language Latin French Spanish and German are all taught tor eight semesters and meet the basic entrance requirements to most at the universities. All of the languages mentioned above otler a beginning year ol grammar and basic vocabulary, bringing in later, an understanding ol the designated language through con- versation. ln the advanced courses the time is devoted mainly to the reading of short stories and novels, conversa- tion and discussion ol the country from which the language stems. A new field in toreign language which has recently been added to the Lowell curriculum is Conversational Italian. Through its study the student is able in the period ol one year to learn enough Italian to converse in' it. I I ti 'QU t Nghfx-L Ks FUTURE DOUGHMAKERS IN BUSINESS The business department ot Lowell rs composed ol two courses typrng ond shorthand Both ore courses that students fund most loenehcrol Not only do they prove voluoble to students who nntend to pursue coreers rn secretoruol worlc but olso to all others who wash to develop slcrll an tokrng notes ond preporrng their ossngnments qurclcly ond occurotely Typing ond Shorthond moy be token ot Lowell in any grode. Typing is o oneeyeor course: short- hand is cr one-term course. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY RIPENS GROWTH In order to create a healthy body and generally good physucal tutness the Lowell Physical Educatuon Department provudes a certaun amount ot dauly re quired recreatuon ment head along wuth the other P E teachers see to ut that the gurls partucupate un basketball volley ball socket kuckball softball and folk dancung thereby guvung them a well rounded background un sports Mr Neff heads the Boys Physucal Educatuon De partment and wuth hus management the boys are guven the opportunity to excel un theur tavorute sport and to develop skulls un others The schools varuous teams football and soccer un the tall and basketball track and swummung tennus and golf un the sprung all orugunate un the boys PE department wuth the most actuve par tucupants usually enrolled un the seventh peruod Gym cass Durung the seventh peruod gurls who have mam tauned at least a B average un P E and have a provuded wuth Advanced Tennis Begunnung Swum mung Advanced Modern Dance and Softball By enrollung un the 7 class the student meets her P E requurement as well as partucupatung un G AA . . I . . ' . Miss Boehm, The Girls' Pl'1YSlCOl Education CIGPCIVT- previously satisfactory record ot good citizenship, are 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 I. I 0 , I I . . . I - 5 . ' Q W in I in 4-rc ' L ar. s . 1- Library nourishes all tastes in total currzculum ROUNDING OUT THE RECIPE We 'O yolv 'Vi ' . O o Q 1, ' K 2. r f! ily, V' vo 67 0 A mixture of art, music, mechanical drawing, and sophomore goals compose the final ingredients and conclude the Lowell High School academic recipe. Design, freehand drawing, crafts and activity art make up the cur- riculum which would enable all those interested and capable to become virtuosos in this field. For the musically minded, be it vocally or instrumentally, the music maestros offer chorus, girls' glee, band and orchestra in both beginning ond advanced stages in order to teach the newcomers, and give the more advanced students an opportunity to participate in musical activi- ties around the school. Another course, general music, teaches o general concept of music and enables the pupil to appreciate good music. The future architects, builders, and craftsmen of the world have an opportunity to study mechanical drawing and thereby learn the angles of this field. Sophomore goals, a requirement for graduation, deals with the prob- lems with which a student may have to cope in college and in the busi- ness world. N M SJ nAdesn L'-ff My ssA eCa ylE I1 BW en C M Ramon Cu el Ms EI b thG ldsmth FACULTY NOT PHOTCGRAPHED I 5 . pl. Q ' is ec n r o V L Mi nn re xc angel Mrs. EI a atelli bfi! Eugene Dwyer L Kd RF siiaegare:HeaiorT et XJ Mr. Stanford Lee Mrs. t el Hull Mr, i ar ohnson I . a e n i st Mr. James ivin I e Miss ad s etcalf r. c on il on r. avi o d Mr. Samuel K. Polland ' ffi e ta Q Eh Rch dl MsKthle Lnd edt L gson GI yM M Rym dMt M D dMoy O c S ff Cafeteria Staff Gets Taste of Own Food Jkt, ix., ttxt 55 JL ' 6,77 wefmff N XGA! X25 fi EX if LIWM WX 7 ZAAJX Necessary Ingredients Seniors lf' G 4 ev LCC 1 KIQZXC Q W Q'ef4F ,J7'i!fL1 f - pfffl fs s s' e v -e e es Q 4 q ' H ' J N 1' ex-4 O X Z- ff F -4 A -Q f ,X W-1 ir? cs Q O 6 'N I 4? l W I IK e xfx -X 1 e Ui' X XX X X X ,, ,V R gy 5 1 D fy 4? ' REX 1 ' ' J Lf? o ' 1' o Lee' Q J C y o o Q--s if . , , X Myrla Rosalie Bonnie Donald Albores Allen Beekman Belkin Papnoses keep envious eyes on Senior Braves , H Steven Robert Alena Boucloureg Braley Brayton Bronec NCUCY l-eoflf-'fd Michael Patricia Brown BUTIYGN Caulfield Clark in :I-. 4' W 'W Lillian cleLoscda Der D'Orazi Eclgeman lngrid Paul Raymond Paul Shirley Walla f Emilscn Epp Fay Fireman Fowler Gibbons Ox ',,. if B 2' L. Brenda Rosalinn Harold Oro Frank Judith Gilman Gislre Guefersloh Haim Halldorson Hansen Zoanne Kingsley Louann John Jacqueline Paul Harris Hastings Heineclre Henrz Hinden Hoffman fs .. -0 'I'-' li -91, 1711 if 3 1--' Roomy Mary Sally Pamela Armelm Srephe Hormuz Howard Hurlf Ireland Jackson Israel fl 23 Susan Diane John Karen Jamarl' Johns Jossls if Q-.-f Raechelle Dimifry Kcrzmar Kassinov Karl Landes Judith S'-'San Logle Lunde ,Q Nancy Joan Lawrence Miriam Meier Metzner Miller Migke I, or fw V Win 'li W 'lim Robert Judirh Mitfel Moore Morefti Noodlman l-OUiS0 John Paul William Okubo Ort Penn 5. in 4 'tv I Joeonn , , PSYGFSON Priest Ramsey Rivcrc fi Q Calories nfcesxitate waist whittling In f -:nf f' K 9- .39 W W 'ff XIX por 49 in '59 if 351+ 'l',,+f4rxi:',, Q fix 'i+d1 N W IK 4.-xiiifii, . fx +:f 'l' K3 W X ex, 26 Marie Peter Peter Richard Roces Ruff Samuels Shemano N av- , Q 235' Gerald .lune Jacqueline Dennls Slaughter Spence Swartslager Sweeny Jean Ray Paula Stephanie Tobin Tyson Visser Vuyas 17 Arthur Gmc Joane Mary-Ellen Watson Waxman Westermark Wheatley MYRLA L ALBORES-Bug Suster Pre Med Club Future Teachers Rally Commuttee Plans to attend Cuty College BONNIE BEEKMAN-GAA Ice skat ung swummung, volleyball Vuce Presudent of the Latun Club Reg Rep Red Cross Rep Dance Com muttee She hopes to attend San Jose State ROBERT BOUDOURES Frosh Soph football team Red Cross Rep Plans to enter Armed Servuces BOB BRAY'l0N 110s and 20s bas ketball team Block L Can be reached at Chuco State un Sep tember ALENA BRONEC-Well known for her partucupatuon un Modern Dance Wull go to Cuty College NANCY BROWN-Actress un Varuetues and Term Play Bug Suster Reg Treasurer Reg Rep GAA Soft ball Worker un Mr Krytzers of fuce To Cuty College of Mann MICHAEL CAULFIELD Famous fun ny man of Varuetues and Term Play Trumpet un the band and orchestra Plans to further his ed ucatuon at C C S F SANDRA DER Block L Bug Susters GAA and the orchestra wull at tend the Unuversutv of Calufornua DOLORES DORAZI GAA partucu pant wuth skull un uce skatung swummung and rudung member of L 11 actuvulues commuttee and Dance Commuttee She plans to go to Marun JC and then to sr State to become a teacher PAUL EPP Three year member of Lowells baseball team and mem ber of the Boys Block L Socuety Entered U of Aruzona RAYMOND FAY Student Councul Bug Brother and Socual Chaurman of Tullucum Club Wull attend the SHIRLEY FOWLER-Came to Lowell as an H ll Durung her year and one half here she was a Jr Red Cross Representatuve Plans to at tend SF State College BRENDA GILMAN Edutor of The Lowell Valeductoruan of Class CSF H11 Actuvutues Commuttee She plans to attend the Unuversuty of Calufornua to become a teacher ROSALINN GISKE Lowell staff and Assustant Edutor of Red 8- Whute Presudent of the Science Club G A A swummung manager and Shueld Wull attend Unuversuty of Calufornua to study teachung HAROLD GUETERSLOH Bug Broth ers H ll Actuvutues Commuttee ROTC Rifle Team Next stop after Lowell us Cuty College FRANK HALLDORSON Basketball and football Block L He wull go to Oregon State or Notre Dame JUDY HANSEN H11 Class Treas urer Reg Treasurer Actuvutues committee Varuetues GAA Mod em Dance rudung and Block L After graduation she wull attend SF State ZOANNE HARRIS Shueld Bug Sus ters GAA Moden Dance Block L Ticket SeIler's Club lnena tuonal Club Unu ersuty of Calu fomua after graduatuon KINGSLEY HASTINGS Lowell Hugh band Hus new address us the Unuted States Naw LOUANN HEINECKE Shueld Block L Tasty Tidbits of Fall Graduates RICHARD WHITE SUSAN WONG JOANN YEE L12 Vuce Presudent Bug Susters Va ruelues Vuce Presudent of the Poster Club Tucket Selers Cubs She can now be reached at the llnuvcrsuty of Calufornua JOHN HENl'Z No deflnute future plans JACKIE HINDEN Junuor Actuvutues Com muttee GAA bowlung and Block L Now attendung San Jose State PAUL HOFMANN Presudent of the H 12 Class Parluamentaruan Scroll JV and Varsuty football teams He wull uoun the Army Meducal Corps for sux months then on to Cal MARY HOWARD-Shueld Bug Brothers L 12 Actuvutues GAA bowlung and Block L Attendance Offuce Now attendung SF State College STEVE ISRAEL Presudent of Bug Brothers Sports Edutor of the Lowell L8uH11 Actuvutues Commuttees football team and KG s Hus plans unclude the Coast Guard then Cal ARMEKA JACKSON Now attendung Cuty College of San Francusco DIANE JAMART Bug Suster Chaurman Shueld Secretary of the L 12 Class Block L and Attendance Offuce After graduation she us plannung to work JOHNNY JOHNS-110s and 130s basket ball Red Cross Rep Ile plans to study KAREN JOSSIS Band Mauorette Shueld Bug Susters GAA uce skater and Lu braruan She now attends the Unuversuty of Calufornua LOUISE KALBFELL H IZ C ass Secre ary and H12 Actuvutues Commuttee Vane tues GAA swummung and bowlung After graduatuon plans unclude work and Europe JOANNE KARONSKY Fall Edutor of the Red G Whrte Lowell staff Exe utuve Board H ll L 12 Actuvutues Commuttee Block L Term Play and Varuetues Plans to study Law at CCSF and UC RAECHELLE KARTMAR GAA modern dancer Plans to attend S F State Col lege and mauor un Dramatucs DIMITRY KASSIANOV Plans to attend Cuty College after graduatuon JOYCE ANN KELLV Sh eld Bg Susters The Lowell GAA Clerk of Awards Block L Tennus Manager Future Teach ers Club Plans to attend Ch co State PETER KNIGHT l't0s basketball team Plans to attend Cuty College on a schol arshuo HOWARD LACHTMAN Football and base ball teams CSF Bug Broth rs and Reg Treasurer He us now studyung Law at the Unuversuty of Calufornua ALAN LACY Scroll Bug Brothers L 12 Actuvutues Commuttee Block L Varsuty Baseball Reg Treasurer ls attendung th- Un versity of Calufomra EVA LI-Came to Lowell from Hong Kona and was a member of the Scuen e Club She us goung to Cuty College and ma porung un accountung PAULINE LINDSAY STEWART Feature Ed utor of the Lowell She us goung to State College to study Nursung DICK LINDSLEY Varsuty football for three years Knughts of the Gruduron track Block L wrestlung team chour Red Cross Rep He wull go unto the servuce or to CCSF JUDY LOGIE Shueld Block L Forensucs Secretary Asst Manager of Modern Dance CSF Offuce Worker Lubrary Servuce Is attendung SF State MILDRED LUM Bug Suster Reg Rep Student Councul She us studyung to be a teacher at S F State SUE LUNDE Drummer un the band and orchestra Scroll Bug Brother H12 Ac tuvutues Commuttee swummung team Block L Is at Cuty College for sux months then on to C OP DON MCKEEN Was on ROTC drull team un the Chess Club and ltaluan lub He is now studyung enguneerung at Cuty NANCY MEIER Bus Mgr of 59 year book Advertusung Mgr of 58 yearbook Lowell staff Bug Susters GAA rudung Block L Varuetues Tru Fus ls plannung to attend Unuv of Oregon or Oregon State JOAN METZNER Was the H 12 Treasurer on H 12 Actuvutues Commuttee Art Club us now studyung accountung at CCSF or U C LARRY MILLER Lufetume CSF Bug Brothers Edutor of Latun Newspaper Dance Commuttee soccer basketball ls attendung UC ROBERT MITTEL Presudent of the L12 Class Scroll Bug Brothers Lll H11 Actuvutues Commuttee CS F Rally Com muttee Block L and swummung and basketball teams He wull attend the Unuversuty of Calufornua JUDY MOORE GAA bowlung and rudung She wlll attend Cuty College then Marun Junuor College and mayor un Busuness PRISCILLA MORETTI Bug Susters Block L GAA Red Cross ltaluan Club I brary ls now attendung San Francisco State College BOBBI NOODLMAN-G AA Block L Car nuval Commuttee Tucket Sellers Club Oftlce staff and was Volleyball Man ager and Treasurer of the Art Club She us studyung Socual Work at the Unuver suty of Aruzona LOUISE OKUBO GAA swummung and assustant manager of bowlung Block L Poster Club Chaurman Carnuval Com muttee Mumeo Offuce Is now at Hea'ds Busuness College PAUL O'LAGUE Football and track team Block L H 12 Actuvutues Commuttee and Hall Guards He wull attend Cnty College for sux months then the Unuversuty of Calufomua FRANK PARSONS-A member of flue Stu dent Body us now un the armed ser vucas BILL PENN Football team Block L Bug Brothers Actuvutues Commut tee Saber Club and drull team Hopes to attend Unuted States Na val Academy GEORGENE PETERSON Secretary of the H11 Class a Bug Suster on the Block L and Actuvutues Com muttee worked un the Attendance Offuce She us now at college study mg to be an unteruor decorator JOEANN PRIEST-Socual Chaurman of Bug Susters H12 Actuvutues Com muttee Varuetues Rally Commuttee and Red Cross Rep ls now study ung at SF State College SHIRLEY RAMSEY Bug Suster Sec retary of Gurls Block L Manager of GAA Tennus L11 Actuvutues Commuttee and Future Teacluers Club She now attends S F State JUDY RIVARA CSF Bug Susters GAA bowlung and swummung and Block L Is now studyung to be a teacher MARIE R ROCES GAA bowlung modern dance uce skatung and was on the Lubrary Staff mem ber of the Poster Club She wull attend Caluf School of Fune Arts or Lone Mountaun PETE RUFF-An actuve member of the Bug Brothers Is attendung Cuty College PETER SAMUELS-Block L Presudent Member of the Executuve Board All Cuty swummung golf team Ac tuvutues Commuttee and a Bg Brother He us gorng to mauor un Busuness Admunustratuon and Law at U of Aruzona RICH SIIEMANO Presudent and Treasurer of the Student Body Presudent of L11 Class Scroll Bug Brothers Capt of golf team and Presudent of Tucket Sellers Club He us studyung Busuness Ad munustratuon at U SC plans at present JUNE SPENCE-Shueld Presudent L 11 Vuce Presudent Bug Susters and LI1 L12 Actuvutues Commuttee Block L and GAA softball and bowlung She us now enrolled at SF State College JACQUELYN SWARTSFAGER Now studyung Dental Nursung DENNIS SWEENEY Played on the Varsuty basketball team He us now a member of the Marune Corps JEAN TOBIN-Block L GAA ten nus modern dance and swummung and Lubrary Staff ls goung to S F Cuty College RAY MORTIMER TYSON Was Presu dent of Scroll quarterback on the Varsuty football team a member of the Block L and Knughts of the Gruduron He plans to study Enguneerung at the Unuversuty of Calufornua STEPHANIE VUYAS-Block L GAA and a worker un the Maun Offuce ls studyung to be a Dental Assus an JOANE WESTERMARK Was the Vuce Presudent of Shueld a Bug Suster H11 Actuvutues Commuttee GAA bowlung and Gurls Block L She us now studyung at San Francisco State College MARY ELLEN WHEATLEY Bug Sus ter Presudent of the Future Nurses Club and member of the Pre Med Club ls now attendung college I ,H :A ' I . - ,- ' .:. ri' University of Callfornia. a Pre-Dental courselat Cjty College: Big Sisters, Varieties, and Block L. 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LW C' Duane Pat Moyer McKerncn McLellan McMillan Charles Pamela Marilyn Joyce Lange Mefoyer Micklaurz Middleton Miller Miller 6' Barbara Mendiola Charloffe Minear ,an 'IS 43 Margarel Ann John Pafrlck Hiroshi Gail Morgenrofh Morris Munfer Murphy Nalai Nelson 35 Michael Vickie Hope Wesley Steven Bruce NGWMOI1 Nichols Nifz Nordlancl Olramofo OSl9fmCIfl I U b T' i Robert Rav 'BF W V David Marianne Parlow Parsell Postorino Pease Pel6l'l1GI'1S Frank Paul Sue lfefle Thomas Piazza Polinq Ponlier POOH PVIW 3' T 'J ,. ff,, fv- 'L hp' ,nf -5. + l Hedy Richard Bonnie P' li, cj p b k Quinn Rademacher Ramos Richardson rlfc or rzy crows y 36 I4 Leonard Daniel Barbara Charlotte Richardson Roach Roarir Roberson 'YV' Lf 'Y' Y- TH Robinson Roidan Roscr Steven Leonard Benito Sfephen Rowe Ruby Ruero Samuels 15. Rooseveff Dorothy Chrisfal ,-,, Sands Schaeberle Schenir Scholeiieid 0'- Cl 0 2 ,, .fi-.,,, I - Sunny side up as f0n'miL'c15 mpjrud national title Coafh Arzflfuwz :im1rz'irs if tlzcfll si fu meals on board um rem, .wmftlzzn ahaxs coo mg I x -,... Mark James Sharon Richard Veda Steven Susnow Swanson Sween Sweefapple Swift Swiq ,z Q4 2, ,c..- Samuel Bill Meli sa Talrenouclwr Tom Thompson Thordardollir Konsfanlin Sergio Noel Richard Brenda Tania. Tifoff Torrez T Trelten Valpoon V9I'll0UQH V. .I 1 S Robeff Terry Mar Hilda :gr Waeghr Walker Y W0lf0'eh Watanabe Weinrob 39 Machu.: Harry Hysh Wes' Williams w'l5on 47' Lani William Williams Wirfll S'ephen David Lindo Wise Wonq Woods 'Cf' AmQ!d Henrlanne M'Cl'109l Wong Wong Wobds Eugen, Irving Holy Yuen Zaretslcy If bf- 5- Ann jack Phillip Young Yup Ziegler 40 HIDEFUMI AKAHOSHI Plans to at tend CCSF after graduatIon CAROLYN ALBRIGHT Bubbly fraendly Poster Club Carnaval commattee to attend CIty and then become a beau tacaan DAVID ALLEN Wall attend Golden Gate College after graduataon LINDEN ANDERSON Bag Brothers Student Councal w Ioan aar force after graduataon Chess Club RUSSEL ANDERSON Bag B o thers Chess Club dent Councal wall study for career as an archatect after grad uataon LEON ARNOLD-Asparang thespaan wall pursue career at the Pasadena P ayhouse RON ARVO Cross country track team baseball softball to Ioan servace after gradu ataon VERA JANE AU-Actave Indus traous Sec H 12 class C S F Block L rally com mattee Student Councal sees herself as pre med student at U C ANDRA AUZ Future p'ans have not as yet been decaded VIVIAN BACCI-Bouncy Modern dance softball wall at tend nursang school to become anethesaologast MARY BACKUS-Sancere ar workang Bag Sasters Block L Laterary Club to attend Caty College or U C BONNIE BAKER Lakeable G AA Block L guard aspares to become a secretary IIM BAKER Sportsman oo a track basketball wall attend Caty College or SF State MARINA BAKSHEEFF Sweet amaable C S F French u Internataonal C ub Bag Saster Block L C C S F after graduataon LILIA BALANON Actavataes GAA Future Nurses Club hopes to traan for nursang career at St Francas Hospatal DIANE BARON Petate sun wor shapper Block L tacket seller reg treas hall guard plans to at end Caty College after graduataon SUSAN BATES-Fraendly res Shaeld song garl vace pres Block L to college after graduatIon DEREK BEARD Musac man orchestra Daxleland band Block L Soccer team off to C CSF after graduataon BILL BERMAN-Qulet lakeable Pres of Wrater. Club Choar Plans to attend C C S F after graduataon CORAZCN BILBANO Partacapated In GAA and garls Block L Nursang career IS after gradu ataon goal HELEN BRADY Thoughtful sancere partacrpated In G AA choar Future Nurses Club wall st adv narsang at CCS F CHARLES BREYER Most Lakely to Succeed outstandang pres Student Body ra comm chaarman soccer team Block L scroll head yell leader plans to attend Yale or Stanford SPRING SENIOR PROFILES IERROLD BRAUNSTEIN ROTC man member of champaon shap drall team rafle team Sabre Club plans to further educataon at CCSF REBECCA BRODER-Asparang artast Poster Caub Future plans Indefanate IOAN BRODMERKEL Vavacaous reg rep Actavataes Commat song garl bag saster shreld Block L S F State IS alter graduataon goal SHEILA BROWNLEE Modern dance Red Cross T C t Santa Barbara KAREN BURKLAND Earnest thoughtful was a member of Future Teachers Club GAA Scaence Club bag sasters Block L Plans for the lu ture Include a teachang career MEL CALACAL Fraendly e was a member of Italaan Club Wall attend CCSF after graduataon PATRICIA GALLAHAN Sweet sancere GAA modern dance ICB skatang Block L Sasters plans to prepare for lournalasm career at SF State JUDY CAPEL Thoughtful GAA Student Councal bag sasters Poster Club attend Cal after graduataon IOHN CAPPELLETTI-Good guy was member of Lowell football eam C C S F as after grad ualaon goal JOYCE CARLENZOLI Fraendly partacapated In GAA os ter Club headed for C C S F after raduataon CHRISTIISE CARMACK-Actave GAA Block L Shaeld Red Cross veep act comm Future Teachers C ub wall at te S FS to prepare for teachang career KEN CARVER Was a member of the Sabre Club plans to at tend C C S F after graduataon RON CEVOLANI Lowell football team wal don army unaform after graduataon SHERRY CHAMOVE LIve'y person BI sec Student Body C S F Block L Shaeld Bag Sasters etec board Lowell staff Cal after grad uataon THOMAS CHANG Daebaat partacapated In Bag Bros Choar Soccer team p ans to attend Chaco State or C C S F FERALEE CHERIN Energetac vavacaous song garl Shaeld vp tacket seller Ska Club G A A Block L act comm headed for DENISE CHARPIOT Date baat B'ock L Bag Saslers e Cross rep Block L queen p'ans to attend Chaco S ate or C C S F JERILYN CHERIN Energetac refreshang low Iunror veep GAA radarlg CSF vace pres Block L Itor of Red and Whate Sasters Ska Club carnaval comm future lournalast wall study at Cal or Unaversa of Machagan SEYMOUR CHERN Y Industraous Bw Bros reg, treas basketball Chess Club after graduataon goal IS Cal KENNETH CHEW Hard worker Block L scroll CS F exec board future plan as to study dentastry at Cal or Stanford REBECCA CHOW Demure Sasters Block L e Cross rep bound for SF State SUE CIARKE Sancere es aar song garl Block L Shaeld Student Councal Bag Sasters GAA attend S F State after gradu a Ion LARRY CLOSE Industraous sensable scrol Italaan u locker servace w contlnue educataon at SF State BURKE COCHRAN Actave Block L Bag Bros dent Councal track team plans to attend Stanford after graduataon IUDY COHEN Luvely tacket seller GAA Block L Bag Sasters to U SC for teachang credentaals MAUREEN COHN Wall go to USC after graduataon LAUREN COLLOFF Earnest sancere hopes to attend Cal after graduataon JACK CONWAY Wall take draftang courses at CCSF after gradu ataon DAVID COOK Seraous ar worker actavataes Jr Red Cross ltaaan Club ture Teachers Cub to at tend S F State RAUL CORNEJO-Fraendly v a wall attend CC S F DAVID COSTEROUSE ROTC drall eam color offacer member of Sabre Club w go to C C S F KATHLEEN CRIPPS-Musacal Ivey Garls Gee Club GAA plans to work after gradu ataon ED CRUZ Lakeable fraendly member of Pre Med Club FRANCES DAIRE-Athletac ra team captaan Block L Bag Sasters reg rep gars gee varIetIes THOMAS DAVID-Sancere daous actave In Bag Bros Laterature Club lnterna taonal Club headed for Reed or Cal after gradaaataon MARGARET DAVIDSON Congenaal outgoang plans to at tend C CS F after graduatIon JOHN DEMIRDJIAN Partacanated In ROTC drall eam rafle team hopes to become a dentast after college career at WILLIAM DENARDO Industraous member of Scroll chestra was student concert band leader IS plannang to attend Cal TAM DILLON Musac manded was actave In gars glee v choar GAA Block L term play plans to work after graduataon NICK DOCAN Headed for CCSF after graduataon ALLA DOMBROVSKY Actavataes at Lowell Included ushers reserve Internataonal Cub e Cross rep wIll attend CCSF after graduataon VALERIE DONG Laterary was actave In forensacs a er graduataon plans Include SF State ANITA DOUGLAS Talkatlve was a member of Pre Med Club partacapated In term play after graduataon goal IS Cal western TIM DUNN Talented artast was actave In Scroll Block L salver spakes Poster C ub track team headed for CCSF and Cal to study scaence and commercaal art PAM EFFENBEC Casual song garl Bag Saster a tacapated In GAA Block L Shaeld to attend Cal after graduataon EILEEN EDWARDS Partacapated In GAA modern dance skatang swammang hea ed for C C S F after graduataon PAUL ERICKSON-Actave Scroll lunaor Red Cross he wall study for a teachang career at S F State BOB FEGER Wrestlang Club hopes to open German pazza par PATRICIA FERNANDEZ Iakeable sancere partacapated In garls Bock L she IS headed for CCSF after graduataon HILARY FIELD Petate mass was actave In GAA Block tacket sellers Latan lu member of Shaeld Bag Sasters after graduataon wall attend UC CHARLES WALLACE FIELDS St daous actave was mem ber of Scroll forensacs C S F Scaence Club erature Club hopes to at tend Stanford or Harvard ROBERT FLAHAVAN Plans to at tend C C S F alter graduataon FAREL FOOTMAN Tennas enthus Ias was member of Bag Sas ers Student Councal act comm wall pursue rol lege educataon af'er graduatIon GINGER QLANAJ FORTIN Demure Block L Red Cross rep commattee wall attend SF State ELSIE FRAUMENI Partacapated In GAA Block L Future Nurses Club hopes to be a kandergarten teacher CALVIN GEE Is bound for CCSF after graduataon MARGOT GEVAART Fraendly was socaal chaarman of Bag Sas ers partacapated In GAA tennas wIll pursue col lege educataon at Pacafac Unaver ART GINSBERG-Casual wheel custodaan of school member of Bag Bros o team actav comm ra y comm bound for Cal CHARLOTTE GIVENS GAA volley a to C C S F after grad ua ION BONNIE GOLDMAN Intellagent most lakely to succeed correspondang sec of school Shaeld Block L GAA forensacs C S F exec board lnternataonal u Carnaval comm headed for Pomona or Stanford MARGARET GOLDSMITH Fraendly Ameracan faeld servace exchange student pres lnternataonal and Laterary Clubs Bag Sas ers G A A S F Y A TONY GONZALES Sportsman actave In baseball football Knaghts of Gradaron Block L plans to enter CC S F MARSHALL GORDON Sancere studaous Laterature C ub R 0 T C Iunaor achaevement C I plans to attend Cornell or a A - ...Big - - t- I a ' ...Rd I' 'A -- V '-.- ' ...... to H - ...pin -' h tee.... 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' - ' JULIANNE HAMMOND-Actnve enthusnastnc partncnpated nn G AA dance commnttee ushers reserve Lannn Club Shneld pres Bng Sns ers executnve board sees herself as pre med student at Cal DAVID HARRISON Track team to CCSF after graduatnon LOIS HAURAT Partncnpated G AA horseback rndnng wnll study for a dramatlc career after graduatnon LORNA HAURAT-GAA horse back rndnng plans for future are not decnded JULIA HAWKINS Sernous served Bng Snster ters Club plans to attend Unnversnty of Florence MARY HODGSON Intellectual type forensncs student coun dance commnttee Scnence Club orchestra carnnval commnttee hopes to attend Stanford Unnversnty BARBARA HOLTON To trann for nursnng after graduatnon JILL HOSMER Partncnpated GAA reg treas plans to attend San Mateo Jr College and art school after graduatnon DUNCAN HOWARD Wnll attend Cal Poly after graduatnon GEORGE HOWARD-Plans to work after graduatnon DON HUFNAGEL Bng Brothers Block L C S F treas baseball bound for Cal after graduatnon CAROLYN HURT Vnvacnous act commnttee Bng Snsters Block rally commnttee chanrman actnvntnes commnt carnrval commnttee to attend U C after graduatnon Shneld Bng Snsters Block rally comm chanrman actnvntnes commnttee carnnval commnttee to attend UC after graduatnon KEN JONAH Gam man ar tncnpated nn term play wrest Inng club fut re plans nn clude CCSF after graduatnon REUBEN JOSEPH Plans for after graduatnon have not been de cnded BETTY JUHL Sensntnve dnous Wrnters Club GAA attend S State to prepare for a wrntnng career HELEN KAFAFOV Bound for Cnty College after graduatnon RICHARD KAHN Partncnpated nn tennns swnmmnng Brothers Block L attend C C S F JOHN KASPAREK Plans to attend CCSF or S F State after grad uatnon WILLIAM KELLY Partncnpated nn Lowell chonr plans to enter Marnne Coros after graduatnon ADELE KELLOGG Petnte ar tncnpated nn GAA Block L Red Cross Lowell staff Pre med Club carnrval comm Glee Club plans to attend college after graduatnon BEITE KING-Actnvntnes GAA Lowell staff Bng Snsters bound for S F State after grad uatnon JOYANNA KLEIN Frnendly res chonr and gnrls glee GAA hall guard plans to ob tann her Mrs after graduatnon SPRING SENIOR PROFILES C.,,.n.,..,ed RUDY KRUSE To attend Calnfornna Marntnme Academy after gradu a non JONATHAN KUHN-Good guy casual basketball tennns actnv comm reg rep plans to manor nn math and scnence at Cal after graduatnon PHILIP KWAN Wnll attend CCSF after graduatnon JANET LAPIDUS-Plans have not yet been decnded PETE LARSEN To Unnversnty f Oregon after graduatnon LINDA LAWS-Saucy spnrnted after graduatnon plans nn clude C C S F GARY LEE Conscnentnous Chess Club Lnterature Club Wrnters Club Scnence u to Cal after gradu atnon LANETTE LEE Ponsed Block Bng Snsters chonr GAA reg treas var e nes plans to be an optom etry manor at U C LAWRENCE LEE Was a member of adv orchestra Tnllncum Club to attend Cnty College after graduatnon TIMOTHY LEE Partncnpated nn R OTC college ns hns after graduatnon goal to prepare for a career as a forester BOB LEHMANN-Athletnc oo a basketball dent Body treas edntor of Lowell reg rep KG 5 Block L youth nn govt day 59 board of supervnsors on to Stanford PHIL LENDARIS Good natured sec treas Bng Brother: adv band orchestra Chess Club to State College to study for career as a CPA FRIEDA LEVIN Congennal SITIIIIUE Bng Snsters dance comm tncket sellers G A A Lowell staff Red and Whnte staff Skn Club any college ns goal after graduatnon IRENE LEVIN Block L GAA offnce work plans to attend college alter graduatnon LOIS LEVIN Lnvely Block L Red Cross Lowell staff Red and Whnte staff Skn Club G AA Poster Club to attend Cnty College after grad uatnon LORRIE LEVIN Vnvacnous frnendly Shneld Bng S15 ers Skn Club Block L SONS HIFI Student Body e exec board to at tend Cal or Unnversnty of Mnchn an LINO LICUDAN Good man musnc mnnded adv chan Swlmmlllg to college after graduatnon DAVE LIEBESKIND Wntty cheer leader 0 HIE Club Student Councnl future pre med student at Cal JUDY LINDQUIST Serene comodatnng GAA glg 3,5 ters counselnng offnce of Shneld wnll study for teachnng career at Augustana Col ege DIANE LIVCHITZ Ponsed u dent Councnl actnv comm Lowell staff Brg Snsters dance comm GAA carnnval comm plans to attend UC after graduatnon SANDY LOUBE-Casual togger actnv comm Block L golf team basketball headed for Marnn JC after grad uatnon DEXTER LOUIE Effnclent dustrnous C S F res Bng Brothers Student Counonl H 11 treas execunve board Scroll Scnence u to attend U C ARNOLD LOW Wheel class pres L 11 treas reg rep Block L Scroll Tnllncum Club Red Cross C S F torensncs to UC after graduatnon MARTIN LOWENTHAL Earnest studnous C S F Scroll forensncs Scnence Club wnll attend Pomona College to study polntncal scnence ZOYA LUKIAN-Actnvntnes G A A swnmmnng Latnn Club headed for U C after grad uatnon VINCENT LIU JR Was a member of Lowell soccer team w attend U C after graduatnon GILBERT LUM Plans on college career after graduatnon MAGELLAN MARIANO-Was a mem ber of the Lowell football team headed for CCSF after graduatnon DAN MARBLE-Actnvntnes Block Bng Bros baseball soccer assns yell leader wnll attend UC ROBERT MAUROVICH-.After grad uatnon plans have not been de cnded BRIAN MAYER Lowell football team headed for Cogswell to study for a career as an automo tnve engnneer DIANE MAYER Sweet artncl to Cnty College after grad uatnon LOU MARTINEZ Lous after gradu atnon plans have not as yet been decnded CONNIE MATTHEWS Enthusnastnc spnrnted Block L actnv comm adv chonr wnll prepare for nursnng career at C C S F PATRICIA McKERNAN Retreshnng composed Block L Bng Snsters GAA Red Cross a v chonr exec board p ans to return to home country Aus tra na KAREN McLELLAN Glownng nvey edntor of The Lowell song gnrl secretary C S F Bng Snsters exec board forensics H 1 actnv comm plans to fur ther nournalnsm career at Unn versnty of Mnssourn ROGER MENDELSON-Actnve Scro Bng Brothers basketball dance comm rally comm Lnterature Club plans to attend Stanford BARBARA MENDIOLA Spnrnted Block L act comm reg treas G A A C S F carnrval comm to attend CC S F after graduatnon NANCY McMlLLAN Snncere sweet secretary of Bng Sns ers GAA Red Cross ns plannnng to attend busnness college after graduatnon CHARLES METOYER Wnll attend oollege after graduatnon PAM MICKLAUTZ Forensncs GAA Chonr to attend Cnty College after graduatnon MARILYN MIDDLETON Ponsed actnve reg rep GAA Block L Bng Snsters carmval comm headed for Unnversnty of Hawann after grad uatnon JOYCE MILLER Gnggles GAA water balnet Cross Red and Whnte staff Lowell staff carnrval comm wnll prepare for a teachnng career at U C LANCE MILLER-Artnst casual reg rep track swnm mnng wrestlnng team Block L Poster Club plans to enter Calnfornna College of Arts and Crafts after gradua non CHARLOTTE MINEAR Actnvntnes GAA ltalnan Club Lowell staff plans to be an anrlnne stewardess MARGIE MORGENROTH Vnvacnous column edntor of the Lowell poster club GAA carnnval commnttee Red Cross rep plans after graduatnon not' decnded ANN MORRIS-Frnendly snncere GAA chonr ra comm Shneld term play to enter SF State after graduatnon JOHN MUNTER Earnest student CS F tennns Block L Bng Brothers plans to attend Cal after graduatnon PAT MURPHY Happy go lucky humorous Block L oo a baseball track reg treas Red Cross rep plans to attend college after graduatnon HIROSHI NAKAI Track basket a Block L Snlver GAIL NELSON Talkatnve nvey GAA act comm Gnrls Glee Bng Snsters plans to study for a busnness career after graduatnon MICHAEL NEWMAN Wnll attend SF State after he graduates VICKIE NICHOLS Energetnc Lowell staffer Red and Whnte staffer carnnval comm wnll prepare for a teachnng career at San lose State HOPE NITZ Frnendly depend a e Block L hngh IU nnor secretary GAA pres student councnl secre tary of Shneld busnness man ager of The Lowell C S F off to SF State after gradua on WESLEY NORDLUND Pantncnpated nn Lowell football and baseball plans to attend CCSF or S F State STEVE OKAMATO Actnvntnes reg rep Lowell band bound for Cal after graduatnon BRUCE OSTERMAN-Actnve go get head yell leader tncket seller dance comm Columbna Unnversnty to study for a career as an electrncal en gnneer ROZZIE PARLOW Bouncy smn n CAA golf Snsters Block L headed for Cal to become teacher DAVID PARSELL Bng Bros Wrnters Club Sabre Club wnll attend eastern college H .. - ' ' , -' In M t.. . .... 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' ' --' ..,.St- 'K i.g... ...Big KAREN PASTORINO Serene smIIIng student body veep song gIrl Shreld SIster Block L headed for Cal after graduatron CHERYL ANN PEASE PartIcIpated In GAA bowlrng and softball Brg Srsters off to college to become physrcal theraprst MARIANNE PETERHANS-Sweet serlous lorensrcs c comm G AA plans to attend Cal or S F State RONDA ANN PHILLIPS-Musrcal choIr Brg Srster lrbrary s a to attend SF State to study dramatrcs PAUL POLING Sports mrnded Block L varsrty football baseball plans to become a sheetmetal man and attend nlght school after graduatron SUE PONTIER-ActIvItIes Block Bug Srsters pres of SkI Club GAA bound for S F State after graduatron IRENE POON Reserved Indus trrous Blg Srsters e Cross rep GAA plans to attend SF State after gradu atron BEN POPE Best bulld ca tam football team track reg rep on to Wesleyan RAY PRZYBOROWSKI Was a mem ber of the Lowell track team wIlI don navy umform after grad uatron BARBARA QUINN-Chorr GIrs ee carnlval comm attend C C S F HEDY RADEMACHER Partlclpated dance comm Poster Club to attend C C S F after grad UBLIOH RICHARD RAMOS Drama enthus as forenslcs Itallan u reg rep comm Varretres plannrng to attend SF State College GLEN RICE Plans to attend SF State after graduatron BONNIE RICHARDSON Plans to at tend desrgn school after gradua Ion DANIEL ROACH Was presrdent of Sabre Club Red Cross rep member of rIIle team headed for Chrco State after grad uatron CHARLOTTE ROBERSON Partrcrpat ed In GAA Blg Srsters student councrl wrll attend Cal after graduatron ED ROBERTSON lntelllgent forensrcs C S F Scroll to UC after graduatlon FRED ROBINSON PartIcIpated In baseball football p ans to enter the grocery busrness after graduatron DIANE ROSEN Smrlrng e a e Shreld GAA offrce headed for Cal after graduatron LINDA ROLDAN-Quret sweet Block L GAA Future Teachers Club she IS plannrng to work after graduatron PHILLIP ROUTH Plans have not yet been decrded LEONARD RUBY After graduatron plans are not defInIte SPRING SENIOR PROFILES emrrmd BENITA RUERO-GAA Brg Srs ers Red Cross rep dent councrl to study for teachlng career at SF State STEVE SAMUELS Alter graduatron plans for Steve Include C C S F ROOSEVELT SANDS To attend CC S F after graduatlon ANGELO SARGENTI Angelo IS plan nrng to attend CCS F after graduatron CELESTE SARLATTE Humorous lorenslcs to S F State for a drama degree CHRISTA SCHENK Outdoor type sprrlted reg rep Slster G AA Low Junlor secretary Low Semor class song gIrl plans for the future Include becomrng a medrcal secretary JOEL SCHOLEFIELD PBTLICIDHICU In basketball carnrval comm Chess Club lnternatronal ub headed for college after graduatlon TOM SCHRAG Tennls Block L Brg Bros reg rep baseball student councll U C IS goal after graduatron MARGO SCOTT Shy demure to Santa Rosa JC after graduatron SANDRA SHAPIRO PartIcIpated In chorr Grrls Glee GAA she IS bound for Colorado State College after graduatron DOROTHY SCHAEBERLE Was acuve In Brg Srsters Block L GAA Latm Club plans to attend SF State ofter gradu atlon INGRID SIEWART PartIcIpated In modern dance Block L she plans to study speech ther apy at SF State GARY SILBERSTEIN Outdoor man lrkes skung surfrng was member of golf team S F' b Block L dent Councrl plans to study medIcIne at Cal or Stanford VERA SMIRNOVA Partrclpated In ushers reserve GAA lnternatronal Club CCSF IS after graduatron goal ROY SMITH Is plannrng to attend CC S F after graduatron SUE SMITH Was actrve In GAA bowlrng BIg Slsters ter graduatron goal IS to become a teacher SUSAN SMITH AmIabIe actlve GAA pres Shreld Srsters C S F plans to attend Stanford or Cal VALERIE SMITH Equestrran Shleld GAA horseback rd n ex pres GAA Block L to attend UC t DBVIS LEONARD SNAIDER scroll athletrc manager lrfe C S F rally commrttee golf team Block L on to Cal or Stanford to become an englneer IUDY SODA PartIcIpated In band GAA college or work Ing are after graduatron plans KAREN SOLLIE PartIcIpated In choIr G A A ItaIIan Cu headed for colleue after graduatron MAYO SOO H00 Demure reg IEP Red Cross Srsters Poster Club plans to attend UC School of Archrtecture NICK ST AMANT-Gagster BIg Bros Eatrng Club the armed servrces and CCSF after graduatron plans DONALD STERN Advanced band Sclence Club stage crew wlll attend C CS F to study pre pharmacy MARK SUSNOW PartIcIpated In football track basket a Block L BIg Bros was custodran of student body TOYOK0 SUMIDA Dependable actrve GAA Block L Shreld Brg Srsters C S F Scrence Club to C CS F af ter graduatron JIM SWANSON Pop off was a member of basketball team Block L SHARON SWEEN Small and saucy GAA lrbrary staff Block L chorr plans to enter nurses trarnlng after graduatron RICHARD SWEETAPPLE Quret relrable plans to attend Cal after graduatlon VEDA SWIFT Frrendly smI Ing GAA Blg Slster off to S F State after graduatron STEVE SWIG H 12 treas soc cer team swrm team forensrcs act comm Student Councll Skr Club Block L plans to at tend college after graduatron LINDA TAKENOUCHI GAA Pre med Club Future Nurses u to attend C C S F DON TAKAKURA Basketball reg rep reg treas wIll attend C C S F KEVIN THOMAS-Good guy tIcIpated In basketball tennls Block L C S F attend Cal and maror In physrcs JIM THOMPSON All around guy date baIt basketball baseball Block L pres of Scroll after gradu atIon plans Include SF State DUFA THORDARDOTTIR Swedrsh mrss was actrve In forensrcs plans to return to Sweden and attend college after gradu atlon KONSTANTIN TITOFF Plans to at tend CCSF after graduatron ELLA TOM Dependable Shreld GAA Block L ushers reserve after gradua tIon goal IS Cal SERGIO TORRES-Was pres of srl ver sprkes member of Block L track team to SF State alter graduatlon NOEL TRACY-GAA sec Pre med Club Block L plans for the future Include CCSF and Cal nursrng school RICH TRETTEN Actrve Cu swrm team Block Golden Dauphrne I ros dance comm attend C C S F or S F State alter graduatron RENDA VALPOON Partrcrpated In GAA softball volleyball swrmmrng headed for CCSF to take busrness and secretarral trarnrng MICHAEL VELIZ Musrc man band orchestra dramatrcs to Iorn Coast Guard alter graduatron SAM VIGIL Brg Bros audlo vrsual future plans IUCIUUC the Army and CCSF BILL WAIGHT Varsrty basketball track Block L treas headed for SF State after graduatlon MELISSA WALKER SGTIOUS student C S F Block L Brg Slsters Red Cross plans to attend U C at Davrs ROBERT WALRAVEN Was a mem ber of Scroll wrll pursue co lege educatron after gT8dU8tI0'I TERRY WATANABE Frosh football track reg treas to attend C C S F MARY WEINROB PartIcIpated In G A A swlmmlng ead ed tor college after graduatron CYNTHIA WHEALEN Lowell staff GAA swImmIng ea ed for college after graduatron HARRY SKIP WILLIAMS-swm team basketball plans to attend college afther graduatlon LANI WILLIAMS Sense of humor pus act comm treas Red Cross rep GAA carnrval commlttee wrll attend SF State and pursue modelrng career UGH WILSON Loquacrous forenslcs chorr reg rep rally comm plans to attend SF tate BILL WIRTH Plans to work and attend college part trme after praduatlon STEVE WISE P8fllCID8lEd In pa crew swrm team a guard wrll attend CCSF after graduatlon soccer team Block L plans to attend Idaho State Col e e DAVID WONG Plans have not as yet been declded HENRIANNE WONG Earnest studrous vp Blg SISYCTS partIcIpated In GAA ushers reserve lrbrary staff Cal IS after graduatlon goal SUSAN WONG Was a member of Sclence Club she IS headed for C C S F to study chemrstry LINDA WOODS ACLIVE song Shreld Bloc L Brg Srsters reg rep act comm s of GAA plannrng to attend Chrco State MICHAEL WOODS PBTLICIDBTEO n Lowell football track He has not as yet decrded hrs after graduatron plans HENRY YEE Bug Brothers IS headed for C CS F after grad uatlon ANN YOUNG Forenslcs Block Brg Srsters to at tend Cal alter graduatron IACK YUP lack wIII attend CC S F after graduatron IRVING ZARETSKY-C S F enslcs Scrence C'ub ternatronal Club reg treas Student Body treas Scroll carnrval commrttee PHILLIP ZIEGLER Actrve es eyes sec treasurer Brg Brothers C S F Scroll reg rep to 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Two other new sports hove been oclded this yeor, odvoncecl tennis with Miss Proto ond woter ballet under the direction ol Miss Becker. The old stoncl-bys ore horseboclc ricling, which puts on o horseshow once o term: bowling, where one sees the stors ol the lutureg hord hitting volleyboll ond soltbollg ond grocelul modern clonce. Muscles stirred in boml fingj if 2 6 Girls' serving makes good game SEEN IN G.A.A. ACTIVITIES The organization presents the numerous sports during seventh period and alter school lor interested girls who want to improve their abilities and sportsmanship, or who simply want to have fun. When each girl has met the attendance requirements of her sport and has exhibited good sportsmanship, an award is received. Alter four terms ol taking active pan in G.A.A. a girl receives her Block L, and becomes a member of the Girls' Bloclc L society. During the tall and spring semesters the GAA. tun- ctioned most successfullyunder the leadership of Presi- dents Valerie Smith and Susie Smith. A jew bits from riding n , c vis.. 'glltw Dancers find recipe for beauty. ,Z These aquamazds never llounder r B .-95 94 Q ,'?'n1JQ1 - -E 1 5 rw ,Z ,J I ' 1 I ., 1 3 - F V Q' W S? 'X J.V.'S AND FROSH-SOPH SET RARE GOALS This yeor's Junior Vorsity tootboll squod, under thestrict cooching ol Mr. Andy Korbo, took first ploce in their division with o 7 win O loss l tie record. Led by Joe Alverez ot quorterbock posi- tion ond o big rugged line, the J.V.'s beot all comers except for co-chomps S,l. who monoged to tie the Little Redmenf' Some ot the ployers on the teom wont to move up to the Vorsity teom next yeor ond in hope to help boost the teom's record. Under the cooching of Mr. Robert Broun- reiter, Lowell's Little II ended its seoson with o 3 win-3 loss record. The teom rolled over Woshington, Bolboo ond SH. but couldn't hondle tough S.l.I Poly, or Lincoln. Ken Kendoll in the boclctield ond Roy Ju- bity up torword in the line loolc like possible future rnoteriol tor the other teoms. Most ot the squod hos plons to ploy ogoin next yeor ond hopes to move up to either the J.V. or Vorsity ronlcs. 1 BASKETS NOT FILLED WITH EGGS Although the Big Red Machine didn't turn out to the pre- season expectations, the Lowell baslcetballers finished up their season with a three win live loss record. l-lopes that rose alter Lowell upset Mission in the lirst game ot the season were dashed against the su- perior torces ol such squads as Poly and Washington. Outstanding players included Don Talcalcuro and John Garber who combined to form colorful and tricky playmalcing and passing. Jim Thompson consistently turned in line performances. Returning hoopsters will be sophomore Bill Carter, who looked brilliant in this year's AAA play and l-lowie Sundberg, junior. The thirties squad will leed the varsity some good talent and next year should see a better season. s Rore fingi to Shoot Without Arrows t All three of the lightweight basketball teams were fired with spirit from the very beginning of the season but unfortunately were unable to measure up to the pre-season expectations. The II2's under the watchful eye of Coach Anino finished fifth in the league with a 3-5 record. The practice season for the mid- get hoopsters looked promising but when the regular season rolled around, the team had it's ups and downs. High basketball potential was displayed by Bob Marlborough, Manuel Cunagun, Jeff Davis, Bob Aguirre and Alvin Newman. The l2O's veteran coach Ben Neff, fied for sixth in the league with a 3-5 record. Coach Neff expected to see the boys back next year as I3O's who are raring to go. The team produced the following stanld-outs: Wayne Toda, Phil Stone, Rudy Solanya, and Hiroshi Nai i. The papooses of the basketball court had a fair season, hav- ing been defeated in two out of five games. Season leaders were Uyeda, Yoshimura, and Peschiltres. Kevin Thomas saw plenty of ac- tion and looked good in the court. Sophomore Ken Kendall saw ac- tion in every tilt and with his native ability looks promising for future years. Although the lightweights have not had the best season in re- X cent years they came through when they were expected to and are ff to contribute to a strong varsity next year. x 7- rin iw CROSS COUNTRY MENU ADDS CONTINENTAL FLAVOR This year's cross-country team was not so strong as it has been in recent years, but the varsity came out victorious against Washing- ton, St. lgnatius and Mission onthe l.9 mile course through the middle of Golden Gate Park to round out a lull season. The top man on the totem pole was Senior Tim Dunn with Todd Campbell, Serge Torres, Dave Kuperstein, Gene Piscia and Ar- nis Kapostins close behind. The junior varsity took a strong fourth in dual meet competi- tion with Bill l-lanson and Ned Millet sparking the team to three vic- tories. The Sophs toolc championship for the second straight year with the help ot several young runners who are expected to form the nucleus ot championship teams in the coming years. With graduation talcing only Dunn and Torres, Coach Wolf is looking forward to a most successful season next year. ua A55 Ed! INDIANS AND SOCCER A PRETTY FAIR PEAR The Lowell Soccer Squad ended a very successful season compared wrth prevrous years Thus years record was 3 l I wrth the team just barely mrssrng the play offs Coach Walt Drysdale commended the boys for demonstrating real Lowell sprrrt rn all of their games whether they won or lost Some of the seasons outstanding players were Derek Beard wrng Dan Marble full back Rubrn Joseph rnsrde and Arnold Wong goalre Pete Hacker Vrncent Lru Steve Swrg Jrm Elliot Jamie Valle and Tom Chang came through when the chrps were down The most wrdely played sport rn the world wall be back at Lowell next term rn the form of a team composed of four returning starters and an eager second strung from last year Coach Drysdale was satrsfned wrth thus years performance but strll expects greater thrngs next year BATTER UP Lowell's VarsiTy baseball Team, alThough picked eighTh aT The sTarT oT The season, srrove hard To prove The experTs wrong. Coach Wolf Drysdale's Redmen had a com- binaTion of good players, experience, spiriT and poTenTial. AlThough They wenT Tar This year They would have been even beTTer had They plugged up The gaps and had a biT beTTer luck.. The Team never sTopped Trying, and looked good ThroughouT The season in spiTe of The TacT ThaT They did noT succeed in winning all of Their many games. CenTerTielder, and All CiTy candidare Tony Gonzales, piTcher Don l-lufnegel, 3rd baseman Jim Thompson, and righffielder and piTcher PaT Murphy played conTinually good ball Through The season To help bring The varsiTy Team on To vicTory. l.owell's Junior Varsify baseball Team, under The able direcTion of Coach RoberT BraureiTer, fared preTTy well This season. AlThough The Team made a Tew errors They showed True poTenTial for beTTer and sfronger acTion in The nexT Tew years To come. MosT of The boys will be playing nexT year and will pro- bably move up To The VarsiTy Team. VarsiTy Coach VValT Drysdale can look Tor- ward To The nexT baseball season when he will be geTTing such ouTsTanding players as STan Fuelscher, Bob Samuel, Al Newman, and Bob Vandenburgh. i'l T'iE TiT Eiifil !'2i2 T'E Iii l'T'l'3'Tl , Y , as r l T5 A ' y It , .. i LowELL FISH NOT HIGH AND DRY 51 l I , . c S c .Q -- ATT VARSITY swrMMERs During the past year Lowell's Varsity Swim Team has shown great improvement over the previous years, in that its members had more experience, and the better swimmers were evenly distributed throughout the various events. However they were not strong enough to capture the city title, for the rest of the San Francisco schools too went out for swimming in a bigger way than ever before. Although next year the team will be without Skip Williams and Lino Licudan the two divers, Steve Swig strong man at '30 TEAM butterfly, and individual medley man Richard Kahn, the coach expects next year's team to be even stronger because of the many swimmers who will participate for the second and third year in a row. As for the lightweight teams, the l2O's i' ' fi I V ' .1 were the best Lowell has had for years. They won every practice meet, unofficially breaking the city record in the four man Q3 X , , I free style relay. Although Lowell had a X ' ft ' 8 et, ,A ' strong squad so did Washington and S.l., Y' ' and between these three teams there was I a close fight for the championship. Credit 3 should be given to those four boys, Bill l-lansen, John Klein, Bob Marlborough ' and Bill Schmohl, who brolce the city re- cord in the free style. The l3O team, too, showed promise SY from the start, but again it found the com- m Fr Q V petition from the other schools in the city K t- ,'.' is to be a bit more than it could entirely I 4 K cope with. All in all though, free style men Diclc lnman, Wallace Crawford, Dave Hof- mann, John Aylivin, Rich Stillman and Rich Tretten helped to bring the 30's on to i victory in some of their many meets. 3 - SHARP 20's FAST TRACKMEN BURNED WITH GET-UP-AND-GO With a squad of over IOO boys, track coach Barey Wolf has made up one of the best teams seen at Lowell in the past four years. The Varsity squad sporting only tour sen- iors was turned into a dark horse by the addition ot many stars from the lightweight teams. Coach Woll's strategy paid oll in a suspense laden 58- 55 win over Washington at mid-season. Some ol the season's outstanding cinder men were: Leigh Calloway in the shot and discus with Ron Stratton giving him close competition all season. With the best-looking form in the city, hurdler Jim Whitaker, a junior, should put his name in the record books several times in the next two years. Soph. Bill Carter, having cleared 6' 3 at mid-season is expected to save many meets in the next two years. Graduating Seniors Ben Pope and Dave Harrison have made their marks as trackmen in tour years at Lowell. With an over- abundance ot junior talent the varsity trackmen will be back stronger than ever in l96O. Weakened by having many stars stepped up to the varsity for the regular season, the Low- ell lightweight trackmen had a better than aver- age season. The All-City meet was the telling point and the lightweights came through with lly- ing colors. The lightweights will lose their star dash man Hiroshi Naiki as well as Don Meyer, a reg- ular first place man in the high hurdles, due to graduation. Even with the pirating ot stars by the varsity the smaller cinder- men developed these stand-outs: Ken Kendall in the 75 yard dash, Gene Pisca in the medium distan- ces, Dave Kuperstein in the 320, and Bill Hanson in the 330. All in all the lightweights are expected to show their stuff next year as more of them join the varsity. Top Tennismen in California Prove Not All Love leads to Marriage For the nineteenth time in the past twenty-two years Lowell has the distinction of being the home of the Northern California high school tennig Champions, Under the almost professional guid- ance of Coach James Livingstone, the boys developed, by practicing every day after school, into a great squad, being evenly balanced, having a large quantity of standouts . . . Bob Axtell, Jan Kucera, Anatol Brashnilc, John Garber, John Munter, George Grunig. As evidence of how good Lowell's team really is talce a loolc at the outcome of just a few of the outstanding games they played. Service Provided With a Lot of Racket Lowell Varsity defeated- San Francisco City College Varsity IO-O jf' San Mateo High 8-2 i ? Capuchino High I I-O ff Galileo Hiqh 7-O X Lincoln High 6-l C Mills High 7-O ' ,J Hillsdale High 8-I 5 Balboa High 6-l li ,Q C C jo 2453-Q LOWELL GOLF TEAM TEAED OFF The Lowell golf team had a swrngrng season thrs year The squad whrch suffered heavy losses after last year wrth the graduatron of some of nts top n'en drd farrly well rn league ploy Frnrshrng rn the upper drvnsron the well balanced team turned rn a good account of themselves whsle the predrctrons forecast that thus year the Warrrors would get well scalped Srlberstern and Sandy Loube emerged to lead the lndrans through therr AAA league season Although great men such as Rrch Shemano were lost because of graduatron the ample replacements of rncomrng students kept the golf team up to or I ll ll i Under the coaching of Mr. Argent, such men as Qery V W np Xi I ,tl rn G Kavwas I-u .,-A -1- -'T KNIGHTS SPENT TIME xg RAISING DOUGH lt you see o bug husky member of the Lowell tootboll teom crowlung on hus honds ond knees through the court durung the lunch peruod dont thunk he us crozy he us just beung unutuoted unto the Knughts ol the Gruduron The Club hos recently trued to ouvoud the udeo thou ut us merely or troternuty ond hos mode detunute contrubutuons to the school such os holdung o cor wosh to rouse money un order to purchose o comero lor the lootboll teom The K G s o thurty yeor old orgonuzotuon oround Lowell wos estoblushed to pro the plouyers with the most spurut ond drve to bring theur teom on to vuctory Durung the post yeor the presudent ot thus group wos Tony Gonzoles ond the secretory treosurer Ben Pope Through theuuleodershup lost toll the mony members cludung Bob Lehmon Poul l-loflmon Duck Lundsley Leugh Collowoy Dove Urreo Gory Dole Fred Grumm John Bernord Fronk l-loldorson Donny Ayog ond Steve lsroel we e kept quute busy hovung fun ond workung ot umprovung their tootboll skulls lla K. . l , l X , f X x ff r f ' T is UG Q Sn ,- f il 1 '-x I 7 u g u V lu I I I I mote generolispirit omong the members of the tootboll teoum, dnd to give recognition to - I . 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One of the most important projects which it toclcled during the past yeor was the re- vrsuon ol the school constitution Sue Lunde Ce P'eS'4 Tne board which meets every Thursday morning before school is the chief governing body of the As socroted Students ol Lowell l-lrgh School lt has rn its power the duty ol molcrng ond executing lows Bonnie Goldman Corresponding Secretary Sherry Chamove Recording Secretary Bob Lehman Treasurer Presrdent gzver all Fxecutzzr Board taste 0 leadership it-'7 Charles Breyer Brenda Gilman Joanne Karonslry Leonard Snander Art Ginsberg Yell Leader Editor of The Lo ell Editor Red and White Athletic Manage Custodian L, n I I n o 'QS' j ' il . N l ' ' . . ' xx ig v ' x ' E, 3 f L , L gg i , N ' A ' . . f . V 7 H D f . 1 ,V V Z 1. 1 I w if-4. V, K lvlggl Q L -., ., znnaaii 'v L ., J my J X 24, , r 4 - , l v 1 h SPRING OFFICERS SPICE UP ACTIVITIES Charles Breyer Presrdent Karen Pastenno Vc Presrdent Pat McKernan Correspondmg Secretary Lorne Levrn Recording Secretary Irvrng Zarets Treasurer Sprzng Executzve Board 0 ten went break astless and sleepless because 0 early mornzng meetzngs tormulotnng ond odoptmg on onnuol budget wtth the opprovol of the Prrncspol ond oldnng In the bolstering of the morole ond an promottng the welfare ol Lowell Hugh School Dunng the sprung the members oppropruoted Custoduon Don Meyer odequorte funds to pur chose o new school bonner ond tmonced the Skt Club IH their project of pomtmg the gorboge cons red besudes dvscussmg ond octmg upon other ssues whuch foced them A greot deol ol time wos spent on the revtsnon of the constitution of the school Bruce Osterman Karen McLellan Jerilyn Cl-.Min Alan Lercll Dan Meyer Yell Leader Editor of the Lowell Editor - Red and White Athletic Manager Custodian ...Z- YELL LEADERS FLAVOR SCHOOL BOf M Fortunately tor the quieter members of Lowell Student Body there were peo ple such as Chuck Breyer Bruce Osterman and Dan Marble in the spring and Bruce Qsterman, Lee Sanlcowich and Dave Lrebeslcind rn the spring to organize the loud- Zr yelling members, and thus prevent Lowell s walls of Jerico from a-tumbling own. The yell leaders, assisted by spring song girls Joan Brodmerlcel, Sue Clark, Pam Ettenbeclc, Christa Schenk, and Linda Woods, and boisterous Susie Bates, Feralee Cherin, Linda Krauss, Karen McLellan .... Row I-S. Bates, L. Levin Row 2-F. Cherin, K. Pasterino, L. Krauss, K. McLellan 1n1uJ.11-AQ!!--l-53531-3-'Q-4 ' - A 1 5,gi.31f:3j,g.g.5-5-,53553 3 'f 4, ' A A at 1 ' ' y .L ZH. f ,, ix V. I , T V , , W ck, ,,.l ego, x A 4 xx in , ' ' Q S t ,f h , SONG GIRLS WITH SPIRIT C Schenk L Woods J Bodme He P Effe back S Clark ...Lorrie Levin, ond Koren Posferino during the fall, were responsible for building up spirit ond voices omong the Lowell lndions or The rollies ond gomes. Credit is cerfoinly fo be given fo These people who worlced so nord fo 'give Lowell such disfincfion during the annual A A A Foof ball Pogeonf, ond of the many foofboll ond boslcefboll goimes dur ing the yeor. D. Lioboskind, B. Oshrmon, L. Sankowich FALL H I2S SIMMER WITH ACTIVITY Y-Q xg B PAUL HOFMANN A CLARK LOUISE KALBFELL JOAN METZNER Presxdent Vuce President Secretary Treasurer ROWI P HOFMANN J METZNER J PRIEST P OLAGUE P CLARK ROWII DBELKIN N BROWN J MARKS L KALBFELL J YEE SPRING H 12S BREWED UP SPIRITS STEVE BLEY LINDA KRAUSS VERA JANE AU STEVEN SWIG Presldeni Vnce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer SPRING H I2 ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE ROW I D THORDADOTTIR, D CHARPIOT, L KRAUS, V AU ROW II K PASTERINO, C HURT, C MATTHEWS, C CARMACK ROWIII S BLEY, S SWIG, B LEHMANN I . V It , ' H I I I I J L ,. Q P T 'S FALL HIGH SENIOR ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE 1 . A T li I A -? Qi .W . ' ' T I Q- s' IX . I '5 I I I 2. f, I mx 3' A R.. W W ,, x 13 I 1 Q n Fm al.. FALL L I2S APPEASED STUDENTS APPETITES ARNOLD LOW CHRISTA SCHENK PAT McKERNAN STEVE BLEY Presrdent Vrce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer FALL L I2 ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE R RAMOS A LOW S BLEY P McKERNAN J BROD MERKEL C SCHENK C HURT G NELSON V BACCI C MATTHEWS SPRING L 12S KNEW DOS AND DOUGHN TS GARY MORRIS SHERRY RUSK JULIA CHANG President Vrce Presrdent Secretary STEVE SAXE Treasurer SPRING L I2 ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE ROW I Y BIRNBAUM, B KOSSEN, M LEFCO,J TURNBOW ROWII J FLAHERTY, L LANDO, P HACKER I I Sri Q I I I I I I I 1 A ,4 it ,I jk 2 , I I , I I A ' ' lg Ez Q I I 5 LH11 DISHED OUT FUN hw DON DISTERHEFT JUDY SOANES LESLIE LANG JULIA CHANG President Vice P esadenf Secretory Tref-1SUrer Q FALL HIGH JUNIOR ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE ROWI B KOSSEN J SOANES L LANG D DISTERHEFT PLANS OF SPRING H 'II S PANNED OUT WELL I x U!..w.f.-NL RON STRATTEN LINDA WHITE BONNIE NISHKIAN BOB OPPENHEIMER Presrdent Vrce President Secretory Treasurer SPRING HIGH AND LOW JUNIOR ACTIVITIES COMMITTEES ROW I S PRICE N BATMALE A JACOBS S JOHNS L HURLB RT E ROVS II J GLASSMAN C HOFFMAN L WHITE W FUL LER I LEVIN J PARASKOU ROWIII M HARBAND I IVELICH R STRATTEN T TONG D CARROLL B MINGST F A L 'S S ,I .xx 'Y 1 I I ALA II Q' '-vw N ff ,V I Row II: Ff SANSOT: NI. LEFKO, T. SCHRAG ' I I J I ' I . I I AI I I In I I ff. W n I J l O I 1 , s R' FALL L II S STUFFED TERM WITH ACTION LINDA WHI M TY HARBAND ART DOLAN KAREN LUDWIG TE AR Presudent Vice President SBCIBIGYY TYGCISUYBY FALL LOW JUNIOR ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE B OPPENHEIMER L WHITE K LUDWIG D CARROLL M HARBAND B MINGST D HOFMANN STUDENTS ATE UP IDEAS OF SPRING L II OFFICERS . 4 . MIKE GILMAN SUSAN JOHNS JOANNALYNN PENA President Vice Presideni Secrercry Eg f W I L II's Armed for Achvlfy r f I X A asf 0 N :Id 2 N ' w ' A Q'-' II I ' Y.. 7l y r r scRoLL AND L i r SIZZLE wm-I L ' li'-' I ,PAV Us It is bgcouge of the hord work on the port of Z it' i i if , V . V Roy Tyson, toll President ot the Scroll, ond June ii 'a T i. 54 L' -I Spence the President ot the Shield, thot Lowell ' ii l-ligh School lourrched ornother onnuol Christmas , r k T , drive . . . this time to send phonogrophs to some T 'i T he ot the needy children's homes Ground the city. ' iiiiiii 5,, . L .Vi 1' I 5 J 1 ,,1. if 'i It is not hord to imogine the joy ond excitement v ' iiiv li f z E xii i thot oppeored on these smoll children's toces gi ' -K A. i 2, ' iiii g et I 1 2 when they sow so mony oi Sonto's helpers enter- ing their home to shore o little bit of speciol Christ- , QVP A rxii .J N mos spirit with them. :V 2V-- l l.. v I 1 F V h K r' L T ,. ' ' t:-f,: 2 . 2 2 4, it It N 4, tr 1 'F n. ff x r. 4 ,- Q S ' 1 S 11 x ig . Row I-Don Belkin, Jim Bennett, Charles Breyer, Leigh Calloway. Row ll-Kenneth Chew, Larry Close, Bill Denordo, Tim Dunn. Row lll-Paul Ericson, Charles Fields, Pete Hacker, Robert Hayes. Row IV-Paul Hofmann, Alan Lacy, Robert Lehman, Dexter Louis. Row V-Arnold Low, John Morlrs, Roger Mendelson, Don Meyer. w obert Mittel, Bruce Osterman, Rich Shemano, Leonard if' Ro Vl-R Snaider. Row Vll-Kevin Thomas, .lim Thompson, Ray Tyson, Irving Zoretslry. Row VIII-Phil Zeigler. Not Pictured-Martin Lowenthal, Ed Robertson. .4 - . r ys 4 y r , , N. '.' .2 i if N , -if 2 . 1 If rw E l Santa? helpers make it a sweet Christmas 72 - SHIELD AND L ACTIVITY i 7 V,., ' N' ' T I I S I ' 1 Q yi I . ' N f Q 'I f ', I, 3 , I! V , 1 Ji, A- 2 f r r I , M ,f 7 41 6 21 r E r Q , Children of St. Franczs Day Home are Lowelliv children, too. Under the leodership of Susie Botes ond Jim Thompson, the spring Presidents oi these corresponding organizations, the members of the Shield ond Scroll, who were recommend- ed by the sponsors of school service groups ond extro-curricuior octivities, were kept busy greeting the new students of the first doy oi the new term, sponsoring ond supervising the moin spring project, the Newcomers Recep- tion, ond receiving ond ushering or meetings such os PTA. I s r,, it icy s- . , , ara , ,,r. mf r , ,.rf fr , ' 3 I K V, r A. wa 6- Q r , , J , .,,, rf, . at , Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row ' ri .vllr I ,, . A VIA: H- ,T KH I-Vera Jane Au, Susie Baies, Joan Brodmerirel, Christine Carmacir, Sherry Chamove II-Feriiee Chelin, Sue CIarIr, Pamela Eifenbacl, Hillary Field, Rosalinn Gis e III-Bonnie Goldman, Oro Haim, Julie Hammond, Zoanne Harris, Louann Heineclre IV-Mary Howard, Susan Jackson, Sandra Jacobson, Diane Jaman, Karen Jossis V-Joyce Kelly, Linda Krauss, Lorrie Levin, Judy Lindquist, Judy Logie VI--Sue Lunde, Ann Morris, Hope Nitz, Karen Pasterino, Diane Rosen VII-Ingrid Siewert, Susan Smith, Valerie Smith, June Spence, Toyolo Sumida VIII-EIIa Tom, Joane Westermarlr, Linda Woods 73 'iii I Q I, Jul I 3.- JAMART, M. ARD, ROW I-L. LEE, T. suMIDA, H. FIELD, v. SWIFT, M. I. sPENcs, s. soo Hoo, c. MATTHEWS, s. sMI'rI-I, Is. Row II-S. JACKSON, B. BEEKMAN, z. HARRIS, I. GOLDMAN- L- LEVIN- H- NITZ KORSS, J. PRIEST, M. wi-IEAILEY Row II-s. JACOBSON, F. LEvIN, P. cALLAI-IAN, Row III-I. RIVERA, s. I-IURFF, L. KALBFELL, I. MAY- C'-ARK- K- FASTERWO- J- HAMMOND- - BLuM, M. ALBoREs, s. LINDQUIST COHN- J- UNDQUIST Row Iv-N. MEIER, J. wEsrERMARK, L. HEINEKE, s. ROW ll'-L HAWKINS- B- JUHL- S- CHAMOVE, R- LUNDE, R- GISKE CHOW, I. POON, K. MCLELLAN, J. BROD- MERKLE Raw Iv-F. cI-IERIN, F. FOOTMAN, I. sIEwERT, D. SCHABERLE, F. DAIRE, M. WALKER, N.GOLD- SMITH, P. EFFENBECK, L. WOODS. BIG SISTERS HELP LITTLE SISTERS OUT OF A STEW -Chairmen ofthe Big Sisters, Diane Jamart in the Fall and Julie Hammond dur- ing the Spring, have seen to it that their organization has kept up its traditionally admirable reputation. The Big Sisters organization is a group ot upper division girls selected by the Big Sis- ter adviser, Miss Graeber, on the basis ot scholarship, citizenship and personality. Each girl new to Lowell has her own Big Sister who will help her with such problems as homework and social relations. lt is evident to the members ot this organization that many of the new pupils will have trouble adjusting to their new school, and so they stage such events as the Big Sister-Little Sister Luncheon where, in an atmosphere ot friendship and fun the newcomers are able to get to know their fellow classmen and their school better. A Big Sister is the new girl's best friend! ROW I-J. HAMMOND, H. WONG, H. RADAMAKER, N. MCMILLAN Row II-F. LEVIN, D. CHARPIOT, s. SMITH, D. LIV- CHITL M- BAKSHEEF- C- HURT- S- SMITH Row I-I. sAMPsoN, M. BURNICK, M. LEVIN, L. KAP Row Iv-M. WALKER, 1. CAPEL, I. CHERIN, c. scHeNK, LAN, s. MEEKER, c. WONG. ROW D- THORDADOTTIR- M- MHJULETON Row II-Ia. KOSSEN, s. RUSK, c. zIPKIN, M. Tosv, s. III-B. KING, I. POON, R. HOW, S. FONTIER, P. McKERNAN, K. BURKLANIJ. PAULOTTZO, J. SOANES, L. LANG, S. DePUIS, I. TURNBOW BIG BROTHER CHEFS PREPARE LITTLE CHIEFS FOR LOWELL 'Q w-vm!! LEFT TO RIGHT ROW I ROW II ROW III ROW IV M HARBAND T DAVID J BENNETT T GONZALES S ISRAEL P SAMUELS L MILLER D PARSELL J ROLSTON P FIREMAN H SUTTERSLOH H LACHMAN 8 COCH AN D CARROLL D LINDSEY S BLEY T SCHRAG B WEILER B HEMBERGER J MENKIN LEFT TO RIGHT ROW ROW ROW ROW I CHANG S CHERNEY M SUGARMAN M HARBAND T IVELICH B MINGST B MAUROVICH R TRETTEN D CARROLL D DISTERHEFT D URREA T TONG R ANDERSON H YEE E BERGMARK H FONG R KAHN T SCHRAG F SANSOT D PAR SELL C FIELDS D MARBLE R MENDELSON G SILBERSTEIN R FAY B WILLIAMS J HIERONYMUS To help the rncomrng L 9 ond L IO boys to odjust to thelr new school rs the prrme responsnbuluty of the red copped boys seen hustlung oround durrng the frrst few doys of the new term The Bug Brothers, os they ore more commonly colled, wos heoded by presadent Dexter Loune durmg the sprung term ond presudent Steve lsroel durung the foll Mr Lucey foculty sponsor, explorned thot the members ore o select group who meet certorn schol ostlc ond crtrzenshrp requlrements The Bug Brothers have o Bug Brother Ll tle Brother ploydoy eoch term an order to enoble the boys to get to know eoch other better The morn gool of the Bug Brothers rs to see to rt thot the newcomers feel ot home ond learn the bosrc concepts of whot Lowell wall expect of them os soon os they enter the school rn order thot they moy enjoy theur new school from the stort SPRING AND FALL COMMITTEES PLANNED RALLIES IN GOOD TASTE Row I: M. Gruenberg, J. Mayblum, S. Jacobson, K. Schwartz Row ll: D. Hanley, A. Morris, L. Shapeero Row III: S. Lunde, R. Shemano, P. Haclrer, B. Mittel Leading the spirit for both tall and spring rally committees was Sandy Jacobson. She and the other enthusiastic members of both committees helped promote the high spirit which reigned over all football and basketball games. The biggest and most important ol all the rallies were the fall and spring Block L rallies, in which the High and Mightiesu ruled supreme. Although at these two rallies most ot the entertain- ment was provided by the high seniors without the competent help of the committees they could have never been as great as they were. Mr. Anino did an excellent job as advisor and without his help and guidance the committee could not have functioned as well as it did. Lelt to Right: Row l: G. Hong, J. Sampson, J. Hoffman, S. Jacobson, B. Osterman B. F' d M. S . nen , ugarman Row II: C. Breyer, L. Snaider, S. Strange, D. Urrea, T. lvelich, S. Bley R. Lehman. 1 DANCE COMMITTEE'S CAREFUL PLANNING MADE FOR WELL-DONE DANCES xx 5 I i r ROW I-R. SHEMANO, H, FIELD ROW I-R. TRENTON, R. TATUM, M. HARBAND K PAS ROW II-I. MARY, F. LEVIN, J. HAMMOND, K. WOO TERINO, W. MILLER, H. RADAMAKER ROW III-I. HIERONOMUS, S. LUNDE, S. GOLDSTEIN, ROW II-D. CARROLL, D. URREA, S. SMITH D L. KAPLAN, D. D'ORAZI During the past year everything from Sadie Hawkins to witches and their black magic has entered Lowell at the time of its dances. This is due mainly to the fact that Sue Lunde, head of the tall Dance Committee, and Karen Pas- terino, head of the spring committee, and the industrious members made the dances so successful that just everybody had to come. The members ol the committee are selected by the school president, vice president, and are approved by the Executive Board. The main qualification that each member must possess is not a knowledge of how to tango, but rather the candidate need have a 25-point honor count during the previous term final report card period and definitely must have a willingness to work. Fortunately all the members'ot the Dance Committee during the past term have had all of the mentioned qualifications and have used them to the best of their power to produce some ot the greatest Lowell dances that this school has ever seen. HEMBERGER ROW IlI- T. IVELICH, R. MENDELSON Lowell's Dance: Are the Greatest 'J .jg 'ww CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION fOr Cooking, Seasoning and Flavoring Dept.2 Fall Members Spring Joiners js-1 The California Scholarship Federation is a statewide organization established to foster a higher standard of scholarship and service among the various schools To become a member of this organization a student must receive a total of ten points in the preceding term s finals for membership in the current semester Points are counted as follows A in a prepared sub ject 3 points B in a prepared subject I point A in an unprepared subject ll 2 po nts B in an unprepared subject 'Q point A in ROTC theory 'Q point recommendation for service credit I point No credit is given for gym or ROTC grades and poor citizenship and any grade below a C automatically discjualxfres a member The C S F sponsored by Mrs Wallach is a true aid to students who are perhaps unable to comprehend their schoolwork for it offers a volunteer coaching service This coaching service is available before and after school and during lunch periods to accommodate the students who have fallen behind in their worlc The activities of the C S F are not restricted to hard worlc and study for fall president Martin Lowenthal saw to it that the members attended the annual picnic at which time everyone had loads of fun and poison oalq. Spring president Kenneth Chew helped to malce the C.S.f:. field trip to San Jose a tremendous success. Life Members Hungry for Knowledge Fall and Spring Councils Became Good Connoisseurs of Rights and Wrongs Around Lowell 'During the past year the Student Coun- cil, under the careful guidance of its sponsor, Mr. Anino, was kept quite busy. Every Tuesday morning before school the reg, reps. met in room 207 to discuss the new and old business. Any ideas brought up by a student were then taken to the Student Council meeting by their respective representatives, and discussed as part of the new business ol that day. If any of the ideas were within reason and were passed they were turned over to the Executive Board for its approval. s ' ' A r L..... H4- 0. img rl rr 'gm r. 'li v5O,qp 5 Fl TRENTON, J. IWAFUCHI, T. STRAUSS MARKS, B. MINGST, G. SILBERSTEIN ROW III-D. MARBLE, P, HACKER, T. IVELICH, D. CARROLL, T. GONZALES, B. OPPENHEIMER, C. BREYER ROW IV-B. SCHOFELL, P. ELLIOT, S. LOUBE, B. MITTEL, J. SWANSON, J.JOHNS, S. SWIG, R. KAHN, K. THOMAS ROW V-F. HALDORSON, J. THOMPSON, S. RUBIN, D. LINDS- LEY, D. BELKIN, P. LARSON, D. URREA, D MEYER, T. SHRAG, G. WARNER BOYS' BLOCK L GETS FILL OF ACTIVITIES The Boys' Bloclc L, under the sponsorship ot Mr. Wolf, ond the leoclership ot toll term president Peter Somuels, ond Tony Gonzales in the spring, is one ol the most populor orgonizotions omong the othletes ot Lowell. To be eligible lor membership in the society nine points must be eorned in ony ot Lowell's mony sports. Although requirements vory with eoch sport, points ore generolly given Ior cloily porticipotion, molcing o teom, ond tolcing port in o certoin number ol leogue gomes. The Boys' Block L oids the school by helping to keep order ot the rollies oncl in the sponsoring of some ot the Lowell clonces. To become on member of the Boys' Block L is on gool to be in the Lowell trodition Iorever. I fe X 'W fwfffw VKKQ 1 If 5 ROW I-K. CHEW, L. SNAIDER, B. COCHRAN, B. MINGST, T. STRAUS5, D. EPSTEIN ROW II-R. TRENTON, R. MUTO, C. BREYER, P. CARROLL, T. IVALICH, D. URREA, F. SANSOT ROW III-K. DAVIS, B. FRIEND, B. LEHMAN, B. BAYER B. MEYER, P, ELLIOT, S. SWIG, T. SCHRAG, R. ROW IV-KAHN, D. MARBLE, J. BERNARD ROW I-M. SUSNOW, L. SNAIDER, A. LOW, P. SAMULES, R. ROW II-B. COCHRAN, P. EPP, R. SHEMANO, P. OTLAGUE, J. ROW I-D. ROSEN, D. CHARPIOT, T. SUMIDA, M. BAKSHEEFF, J. HINDEN, B. NOODLEMAN, J. HANSON. P. CLARK, A. KEL- LOGG, J. KARONSKY, J. YEE, L. LEE. B. GOLDMAN, L. LEVIN, M. HOWARD, J. SPENCE, O. HAIM. ROW II-Z HARRIS, S. RAMSEY, P. FERNANDEZ, S. JACKSON, C. MINEAR, B. KING, J. TOBIN, G. FORTIN, S. SMITH, L LEVIN, J. KORSS, J. COHN. R. PARLOW, H. NITZ. ROW III-S. DER, V. SWIFT, R. GISKE, E. FRAUMENI, S. PONTIER, J. RIVERA, J. KELLY, E. TOM, V, AU, R. CHOW, M. WALKER, S. CLARK, N. MEIER. ROW IV-F. LEVIN, S. JACOBS-ON, S. CHAMOVE, L. KRAUSS, D. BARON, S. BATES, K. PASTERINO, M. MIDDLETON, L. WOODS, P. EFFENBACK, P. McKERNAN, S. SWEEN, J. HAMMOND. ROW V-I. SIEWARD, J. LOGI, T. DILLON, C. CARMACK, H. FIELD, D. CHABORLI, J. METZNER, G. PETERSON. J. BRODMER- KEL, F. CHERIN, L. OKABO. ROW VI-B. BEEKMAN, S. HURFF, F. FOOTMAN, L. HEINEKE, S. LUNDE, P. MORRETTI, J- MAYBLUM, J. WESTERMARK, D. JAMART, J. PRIEST. GIRLS' BLOCK L MEMBERS WARMED UP BUT NOT OVER-COOKED DURING YEAR The Girls' Block L Society is composed of senior girls who have received G.A.A. awards for six terms lgirls who enter as sophomores need four termsl. It is at the end ot this time that a girl is eligible to receive their eight-sided red and white medallion, the or- ganization's -symbolic necklace. At the beginning of the new term the members get together at a banquet and have an opportunity to make new friends Isukiyaki, fried prawns' egg foo young, to name but a tewl. Fall president Jo Ann Yee, and spring president Marilyn Middleton were considerate enough to make sure to it that everyone had enough to eat, and luck- ily enough, too, lor where do you think girls get enough energy to go on with a sport for the seventh time? .... At the Block L Banquet, of course! ROW I-V. AU, K. BURKLAND, S. PONTIER, R. CHOW, B. KING D. SCHABERLE, T. SUMIDA, B. GOLDMAN, C. MINEAR. ROW II-K. PASTERINO, S. BATES, L. KAPLAN, L. LEVIN, E. TOM, M. BAKSHEEF, A. KELLOGG, C. WONG, S. RUSK. J. SAMP- SON, H. RADEMAKER, L. KRAUSS, F. CHERIN. ROW III-C. CARMACK, M. WALKER, S. WISEFIELD, D. LIVCHITZ, D. HARPIOT, M. LEVIN, N. TRACY, S. SMITH, S. CLARK. ROW IV-S. JACOBSON, M. MIDDLETON, M. TOBY, D. ROSEN, M. BURNICK, L. LEVIN, I. LEVIN, J. HAMMOND. ROW V-J. CHERIN, B. BAKER, QP. EFFENBECK, J. BRODMERKEL, L. WOODS, B. MENDIOLA. P. McKERNAN. td 0 ef c I Cs . 0 '3!'5 ':'2 00 . 0 ORCHESTRA UTILIZES 3 g 1 3 I cg ALL THE INSTRUMENTS, O 050 you INCLUDING DINNER BELLS 3 OO O FT '4.:.. I.. --... ,.. ..!2'ff O 0 With his instrument in hand, a musician can create music to tit his mood. ln a tit ot trustration, he may work out the agonized strains ot a haunting blues melody, or bubbling over with pure happiness he could pop up with a springy march or dance piece. But on orchestra, take the Lowell orchestra tor example, has to adapt itself to the mood ot the designated music, and work with that. Under the leadership ot Mr. Kreiger, who took his Sabbatical leave this February, the orchestra last fall undertook the large project of entertaining in the winter Varieties. It can easily be said that the orchestra's performance was tirst-rate in quality. Succeeding Mr. Kreiger during the spring was Mr. Eugene Dwyer, whose job it was to lead the group through the three main events ot the spring term: the term play, the spring concert, and graduation. So, with noses to the grindstone, the young instrumentalists trom way out in Room 90 practiced and completed their performances in good style. PRECISION OF BAND ADDS MUSICAL FLAVOR A generous helping of effort and an ample serving of talent, sprinkled with a dash of good cheer, makes a good band. Chefs working with I 'X this recipe this year were Pep Band leaders T' f 1 s ., ffl 2 John Benson and Bob Bobrow, and Concert V K q' ,l,l ,f 5' Band leader Bill Denardo. The two head chefs tl Q 'Q 'ff helping out were Mr. Krieger in the fall and y Mr. Dwyer this spring. it N f, It was a difficult recipe to put together, be- - W ,il 'I cause of the size of the band, but that was rem- iggg , g a g edied when Mr. lirieger split up the band into -is . ' .. two sections. This system of alternating was done mainly for the games and rallies and it worked out quite well. Immediately launching themselves into work last September, the band members performed at the Annual Football Pageant, then began working on pieces for outside performances and songs for the games and rallies. The toll term brought good luck through a trophy from a women's auxiliary organization for the Dixieland Combo. Next there was Big Game Da with George Washington High School. ln the spring there was the spring concert in which the band, orchestra, choir and girls' glee participated. PEAR SHAPED TONES g TRAINING OF CHOIR The Choir which wos ongrnoTed Tor The purpose of enTerTolnlng The sTudenTs of Lowell ond beTTerrng The members knowledge of muslc IS composed of some of The mosT enThus1osTlc people oround The school The Chorr porTrclpoTes rn ocTnvrTres such os The Newcomers Recephon The WrnTer VorreTres The Sprrng ConcerT ond The Groduohon exercsses Twlce every yeor Besrdes work :ng ond slngrng1ndusTrrously oround school The Chorr members porToke rn ex Tro currrculor ocTlvlTres os well During December They wenT ChrlsTmo corol :ng ond ThroughouT The yeor They worked on projecTs such os moklng o rec ord Tor The Red Cross ond plonnrng enTerTornmenT Tor drfTerenT hosprTols cr schoolwrde sung rn The sprung w'+h all Son Froncrsco high school choirs, or PTA Tund rousing beneTlT, plus oTher engogemenTs os They were presenTed. aww Y . - N r'f,'. ' T3 ,, g we , 'z 5, is is TT sw if C T ' f W- ,,., V H , H T5 U A I I 'Y , . ,I , . . il , 1 -, , , - , T A a F I an V I 1' sw g r A 5.-' -T-L Y 7 - I ll , .lv I 'go ' My rf ' T' 5' xl? -Q-- I l 7 I I I I . . . . 1 . . . . 1 1 , . N ' 1 ' ' - l S - I - I ' - 1 I. Glee Club Sings For Its Supper Sitting through the door and walls of room 3l9 are melodic strains created by the Girls' Glee Club. This group of feminine voices, aside from having other per- formances here and there, accompanies school shows such as the Christmas Varieties. At the Varieties of l958 the girls were in top farm, singing Down in the Valley and other songs. Officers of the Girls' Glee Club are Joyanna Klein, presidentg Tam Dillon, vice president, and Melanie Krupp, secretary-treasurer. The glee club's faculty adviser is Mr. Bernard, who also heads the choir and the other vocal groups around school. The Glee's performances on the whole have been first rata, according to Mr. Bernard, and he thinlcs that this year's songstresses have been some of his best. N36 Poster Club Always In Good Taste During the tall the Poster Club, under the direction of Miss Chase, spent its after-school time malcing different designs to place around the more conspicuous places of our sturdy edifice to entice students to buy tickets, clean up the school, become members of the Associated Students of Lowell High School, or just to cast a glance in that direction while they were sauntering down the halls between classes. Even though the club has been discontinued because of a lack of time on the part of both teacher and stu- dents, we are happy to say that the art classes have contributed their time and effort to the helping of pro- ducing posters in order to lceep Lowell from becoming an artless, undecorated school. fl I'-I -- - .7 Ml- E!!! Fi -Eff 71 85 ui'-N I E 'fvcigf 'gf JR. RED CROSS ADDS SWEETNESS TO LIFE 184-g- r -an ' 'iw '. ln the world that has been created today, one of warfare, both atomic and germ warfare it is essential that the young members learn something about repairing damage as well as cre- ating it. The Junior Red Cross thus at this time is functioning as a means of aid to countries and communities who have been affected at one time or anotherl by some unfortunate circumstance. The Junior Red Cross is active all through the year. For example during Christmas it sends all sorts of gifts to needy hospitals and childrens' homes. It also sends many books, toys and other useful things abroad to foreign countries. This organization is under the sponsorship of Mrs. Cattelli, and under her leadership it prom- ises to remain an active organization as long as students are willing to cooperate in all of its fun- ctions both financially and physically. FRED es- . 99 PRE-MED CLUB FOLLOWS DOCTOR'S ORDERS The Pre-Med club, the first of this type of club to appear in the Bay Area high schools, was formed to acquaint any in- terested students with the medical field. Under the sponsorship of Fall term Presi- dent Jack Lenahan the group visited Let- terman l-lospital to tour the wards, and viewed an operation at Stanford Hospital. Also on the agenda were visits from noted medical men: Ralph Rosenberg, MD., who spoke on arthritis and rheumatism, and Dr. Sooey, chairman of the Ear, Nose and Throat Board of the University of Cali-- fornia School of Medicine. Although the club is not designed to turn out professionally-trained medical person- nel, it certainly does serve as an excellent means of getting up an interest of youth in this profession. PA-AUDIO-VISUAL AMPLI-FRYING During the past year the Public Address Crew and the Audio Visual Club have been combined into one organization with the purpose of serving Lowell at games, rallies, PTA meetings, and some of the other talked about, and talked at functions held around the school. Mr. Ehrman, the faculty member respon- sible for these two organizations, has seen to it that the boys get adequate training in working with microphones, tape re- corders, projectors, and all of the other equipment involved in this ty e of work. It is not necessary to have hadbexperience in working with these implements. lt would be a difficult task to get along without these students who at various times can be inadvertently tripping people with elongated extension cords for it is they who help, behind the scenes, to make the activities at Lowell a success. vu, f 9 QQ ? ..-my i I , on g .gp THE LDWEL SAN FRANCISCO S OLD? Vul 108 Nn 6 SAV FRANCISCO l Senuors Ready lor Grad Ceremonues Tomorrow at Nourse One More Day Tull We fct Out 'lhat s what most of the hugh and mughtues around the Reservatuon wrll sung at todays Block L Rally Bug day usTuesday january 27 when the class of January 1959 wull grad nate from the stage of Nnurse Audu truruuuuu For some ut null represent tht hegunnuuug of a hugluer educatuon for others 'the start of a career for all uurupatuent markung of weeks off the calendar wull be over At Z p m 100 Lowell Hugh 'school students wull proceed to the stage ruunrcluung t the strauns of lou p and Lurcumstance plaved luv the orchestra under the durectuon of Nlr Regunald Krueger Paul Hofmann presudent of the class wull act as master of ceremo nues first mtroducung the guest speaker Dr Eduard Redford 'K sustant Superurutendent I H ugl Schools xx ho wull greet the class The class essay Struxe Tluou 'lo Be A Van wull be guten hy Oro Harm and Brenda f ulman wrll tle luver the xaleductory Hughlughtuuug the musuc ul program wull be the premrer of an orugunal song by Bernhard Bernard present ed bythe Chour and Clee The song W Craduate Tell Xie NN hatcha Go rua Do us patterned spurutual and dtducated IUYBS The hugh ushed thus nuor Br tlunung hall gave the Meyer Hel er Rex Benn prayer wha sungung of e Hofmann H12 Double And Roll The semu annual Block wull be held duruuug a today January 26 Featured at thus event announcements of the ne of gcroll and Qluueld the the Bag Brothers and and the otfucers of the cuetues An attempt to get by such grads as Qtan Wulluams and Nfary been made Thus day wull also much antucupated Q baseball gaume fEdutor nuors are hughly favnrc As thus day of seuuuor f precede the fall graduu day much us expected merrument from the soon rt ung hugh senuors McLellan. Cherln To Head Publrcahons Karen XIcLellan H12 luas been appounted the sprung edutor of lhe Louell and Ierulxn Cheruuu H12 us the edutor of The Red and was announced advusor Thus ne by Mrs V ,rx 0 C t 355 X-V' el' bowl ts 9 ev r no ot xx X0 exeh e Athi! Ooh' E tl ' t master of ceremonnYo owt vsm tm Preeedung the bre 09526, Tcexronueena l ' nm, nuors attended baccal SW on We eu, Bl , nus free or uces at the church of the 101 X-9 chouce Eallol I ln honor of theur day u ere allovued first readun, Lowell whuch was dustrubuted at the breakfast before coples nent on sale at school. wull receuve a pass .ass raculty members who were not photographed un November wrll re- ceuve remunder notlces un theur boxes requestuug that they be taken dur mg thus penod Fall Sfaff of The Low I hry 1, elq,-,dRd 0 make plans r.,,f, End wuuue Peruno Buds Senuors Aclueu On January 27 a group of Low ellutes wull he suttung on the stage the Nourse Andutoruum un theur anr gonuus cagtrlv wautung a graduuatuon ceremony al vtutlu Amerucan hugh To these mughtv I owell you do after gradu lut uuuturt or less tolun your acluons null c ' your own responsuhuluty how uuuttllugent you are pruttuutual you pos do wuth your lufe of your motuvatuon on P 43 I Theme Prom gowns worn Senuor Prom t ry 23 un the X' X m sod hff House 6065 ne vle' Sea Must X0 t Xu of' 0' X tr X W' cos wPort Esrlroffl' Edllol' cur dates kv A or X O S accom c. tu all sw me Sloe I te Glo auns of e o 1 09 te' X ol' up 0 Moll ex' Mogul I ext' 0 cnestra atfalr touched off the actuvmes schedule precedung graduatuon January Z7 Paul Hof mann H12 presudent was un charge of specunc arrangements. Invrted guests were Mr and Mrs Peruno Mr and Hrs Krytzer lluss Longan, Mr Karpenstean, and the hugh se- mor reg teachers llrss lcBnde, Muss llcBean and Hrs. Walheh, and Mr McCarthy hugh semor ad WIC' usy yeCf presu or the 7 elec tuons ut was aun the Bug Game rally January 16 Servung wuth hum as vuce presudent wull be Karen Pastermo Usually student electuons are re vealed at the Block L Rally but the Executuve Board voted thus year to depart from thus traduuon and an nounee the results early un order to guve the uncomung officers some tume The experuence of prevuous years has shown that new officers beung unex peruenced must devote the Brat few weeks of office to famuluanzung them selves wuth routme mat-ters It s hoped that thus new procedure wull elumunate thus so that student gov ernment may operate more eticuent ly from the begunnung Other results were Lorrue Levin recordung secretary Pat McKernan correspondung secretary Irvmg Za retsk, treasurer Bruce Osterman head yell leader Don Meyer cus toduan Alan Learch athletrc man ager and Group B of the song gurls who are Joan Brodmerkel Sue Clarke Pam Effenback Lmdawoods and Chnsta Schenck Calendar Z6-Senior Brekfut, Church Services BloekLRal1y 21-Grnduauon at Nonne An- ditorhlm,2p.m. Zl-Selfschednlmg Day 29-RqortCu'ds 30-lid-eermlnees I-Piludayollprhg I9 KB 9-I3-8elinrPortnitaier'!'he l.eulmdWIite B-Lincoln: lied 23-Wig1nnsBIa1hhu- laid Ill. ill. ll. Ill. Feb. Feb. Feb. Fda I , .. . . . ' , I ' u 'H-1 -y f w - ' . . I. ' ' I Q , v A X 4- V' l of , Len? . r 1 0 - , --hx nl Q D . h U t s ego . 'wsu l V ' ' 1 tu' l lil Q a ' ' I I A N-V ' '. . l , . -I - 'l U I Y , T V A I 1, , I A lr v I . . l . .' . . . cz U ' I , . .. - T I ' ' - I T - ag I fllfffl H135 filfftlvell HWS- to worklwith the outgoing oiicers. an -Y A l , F , I . 1 . . X . . .V , . , J . . . - x ' ' ' - as , 4 :I ' ' , un - ' 5 . Lt I A n V S: l , E Al ' 'Cf ' 1 , - ' . , W ' U Z K fgytt.-M '. . . . A. .e ici ur... ..: '? T I ' -or lvl 'W' Z 'O Lou' 1' J Al , A Xa N ti YN' A - u bo H 8 -we he 1 a ' ' th t -an o Q D we I ' . A . ' EA! M - E . S th d A QJYK . ' J ' 'Q G' 6 or - - ' J . HH o R 4 ' v . ' . - ' - 'ng 1 . n . ' r I Q THE LQWELL SAN FRANCISCOS OLDCST HW'-I-l SCHOOL. PAPC u su uuuvcusco l-RIDAX vu-tml uzv zo 1959 Foundedlwwr 1393 Two New l Added to Faculty l'luus term l ouuell welcomes faculty two uuew teachers ls uleeuu l uuudstedt w uo ul X rs thru vu uo unatlutnuutucs and German X recent uuutcrvucw revealed YS N ll W 5 wluuclu makes luer a natuvc f C lturuuua glut atteuuuleul Stanford l versutv where she receuved a clor of arts degree un art llefore vnovung to San I' tuuo years ago Nlrs Lundstedt luer husband novu a stuudeuut at unp, Law School l ed uuu tle Xlrs Lundstedt finds Lowell new and dulterent from luer teachung post wluuch uvas at technuc Hugh However slue say lovuell students They seenu v uuuce but she feels tluat the scl needs an elevator fHer roon 403 Mrs Luntlstedt has no cluuldrer pets but she does have hohhucs whuclu uuuclude playung tcnuuus huuuld nug furuuuture scuuuuug auuul ofcourse drauuung 'llue other new addutuon us rs Susanne Wolff wluo also tluuuults that the school should luave an elevator N rs Wolff was horn un Bcrluuu Germany However she atteuuded San Francusco State Lollege earuu ung a bachelor ot arts nu luernuauu Her husband us nouu a student there Last term Nlrs W olff tauuuelut at uuucoln but she says of Iowell luke ut so far Mrs VK olffs hohhues unclude svvummung horseback rutlung and archery One Year Term Gefs Support' ln order to avoud unnecessary confuusuon and to brwuug forth a more satusfactory educatuonal program more and more colleges are adoptung the one vear term whereby stu dents enter college un September and culmunate tlueur term of studues un June three or four years later Sunce thus pruogram us rapudly becom mg the cluouce of many colleges throughout the Unuted States the unconvenuence of mud term grade changes un elementary junuor hugh auud hugh schools us under consudera tuon and has caused many arguments for and agaunst the one vear term In order to get some uulea of houv hugh school students feel about the matter the Lowell Hugh journalusm classes took a survev ol the opun uotus of students who are now faced wuth mud term graduattons The pneral trend of opunuon was for the one year term ul elementary fContd on Page 0 At Lowell almost everyone reads the f Where have all those prrunuuncuut umllla L mlnsfly on the topic 0 lc uulcrs uhtuut scluuol hccn dusappu ur Q Fllmalmll versus Sovlel 0 H I0 W qu cutuon ou lxNlllCs weekly sc tl vs I' c rutlutr unornnuy, full' and Sclellce gel es mmm, md 3 K tc U 'lr Counts revcalcd tluat Russuauu l v'u.u, utr, Nou ..' ' ..' ' ' . ' A '. 'I '- ' . ' 'an Q . , -u 1 A ' I art, an .1 .. ' lff, 'l I ut - -' I ,,,, , I -ab I I I I . I . I Xl Liuuulft ' ll 'a. horn uuu I b, III, ' f' U I - - I I ' ' ' : ' ' tu l I Qffj x 'Q Y' .,- .' ' . - -, I , . ju 1 4' - ' ' . . . I, . . . ' l f 'I l ' 'z -, 1- 1 -1 - HU' ' 1 Y I l I 1 l I I 'l ' 'Q ' ing t 7 YYl I' is ru nu lllZ . ict Ellll 5 1 ' I 'II 'Q 4' l I I .4 ' .. . thei 1u,':?' lu- - ' ' tl' X ' ' I , l l' I I ' ' I 7 M rv, V ' L little ,1-j- jim. tv - -' ' ' I -- ' tion April 23. At the zone compe- ' I 'A In 1 auul ft out, H ' ' '- If ' nl' f I 'V . ' l ' I' I' ' I ' I ' of the: ju st' ' is t t-vu'IItA 1 I , 1 'V D ' ' ' U Q A ' dcu or y 1 ' ' i ' I I ' ' 3 l ' f utu uf ut , Us ' . I ' If I I' ' ho-1' 1 l se n the ' C ' ' 1 . I I ' ' ' - II YI II f I I Nemo ' . en- ' ' I , I 1 I' ,un 1, tu' ' ee ' '- X A K ft ' I, ' I I HI is sli 1 Y' luzurrc and di - I M .' I - l ' by ' I Z :e , 's . - ' f I Hg- , . e I 1 1 I ' . ' . I Or . .I . . I y . R . , - ' l ' 4 N II O d , J I ' I - . 5 4 l - IA. e I - . - . .. .. , T e d ' - 1 n .. . . - 1 I ' I ' I .. n - ' ' ' ' - day. ' ' ' ' . l' 1 uund lhc auusvvcr to se u c uruuus he n ut ll l Room lccatuon o hots lunch room uc vs dog mu ru level uuuuclu at t us pnun glutlv n lmrught hopes tor thc fuutu pressed hy all those furnusluung ut lt s new center tor take the load OH of teacher and 102 as Fxecutuve Board the new room to has a place to from the luuustl Furst floor un It us panr all student e there and t meetungs v pflh fire es? Egg, l Brady Wifi, Z, ed Ladet George Sf sf and Hugh senuor has been aff A the ROTC Regumental Comma- for the ian Francusco hugh schools for the Sprung term 1959 Thus ap pountment earns luum the rank of Cadet Colonel He wull be un command of all the cadets and oflicers un the seven San Francusco hugh schools and he vvull presude at specual cuvuc functuons Brady earned hus appountment through competttuon wuth cadets from other San Francisco hugh schools through practvcal work and wntten examunatlons to school uuuutul tluey are sv take a test tluat 'f tluey pass Seniors Named In Banlt of America nnual Confesl' Fd Rohertsouu Honnue Goldman and Ann Nlorrus have been chosen sto represent Lowell at the Hank of Contest on Aprul 23 un the of scuence luberal arts and arts respectuvely ut was an tluus week by Mr Peruno Lnder the Achuevement Award ram revpreseqtatuve wunners thus group vvull complete tluus g wuth outstandung senuors other Northern Calufornua hugh ols for unduvudual cash awards ung from S25 to S1000 Tlue local vvunners were deter muned hy a faculty eommuttee on the basus of theur hugh school schol arshup extra currucular actuvutues and potentual for future servuce to humanuty The four orugunal contestants wull receuve engraved trophy plaques for excellence un major fields of study Plaque wunners wull go through an addutuonal screeuuung to determune who wull advance to zone competu tutuon furst place wunners un each of our nuajor fields wull qualufy to com pete un one of the two Northern KCalutorutua finals for top awards YUQ 156 first place wunners wull m cash awards f Ile Pro U ef,e o u Ce fb ef, VVeek begu 5 0 ty un the finals be S11 formu fabled wull not throughout a holuday next George Wash Lowellutes not any manner by a bearung our found 9 y O1-ie tame wull be payung H9 Lowell Winne. Nlargut johnson H9 was the vvun ner of the lucky S200 bull un the sprung drawing of Lowell subscrtp tuons Margut came to Lowell from St John s and plans to major un Eng uh. Ufbo ,ames Russell Lowell oi .lay also us Febnaary 22 due respect to lr Wash ungtot. :hose btrthday 99 and MXIOOW of the populatuon wull be celebratung we of the nal hope that you will enjoy 'the holiday and wash you a happy Lowell: Barth For those students with an extra surge of interest in foreign affairs, there is the International Club. Headed by President Margaret Goldsmith, the club welcomes discussion on any country or world problem of interest or importance. The club has arranged movies, provided speakers, and formed anel groups discussing different parts of the world, bringing forth new ideas and often creating better understanding of the needs of people throughout the world. The International Club also includes the interest- ing activity of working with the American Field Service, concerning students who are eligible for INTERNATIONAL CLUB There are several clubs around Lowell which, because of size, are not widely known, Perhaps one of the most interesting of these is the Writers' Club, sponsored by Miss Metcalf. Bill Berman, president: Eva Herndon, vice presi- dent, and Marilyn Levin, secretary, preside at the meetings every two weeks. The club, as one may guess by its name, is com- posed of students whose aim is to write. Miss Met- colt explains that there are no inactive members of the club: each student must present at least one work every six weeks and submit it to the constructive criticism of the group. The students hope, in this manner, to further improve their work. A booklet, comprised of the best efforts of the writers, is published each spring. The variety is great as any style and subject matter are permitted. participation in the foreign exchange program. WRITERS' CLUB EFI om: Q . FoRENslcERs C 00k'fJ BREAKFASTLESS 0'-f3,,q,,,+-j U Oo You ore cordiolly invited to ottend Forensics, thot is if you con pull yourself to school ot 8:00 A.M., for eoch morning from 8:00-8:40 there con be found in room I3l o group of extremely tollcotive people. Our Forensic society here ot Lowell hos the proud distinction of hoving won sev- enteen stroight sweepstolces chompionships in Northern Colifornio competition. The troining for this greot ochievement begins in the eorly morning closs ot which con be found the new speokers who ore trying to goin poise ond confidence os well os the old pros. After o certoin omount of instruction the members ofthe closs find themselves be- ing guided by Cooch Anderson to o tournoiment where they help Lowell mointoin their Top Talkers chompionship. 9l RESERVED FOR USHERS The Ski Club is a comparatively new organization at The Ushers Reserve, headed by Barbara Andre and sponsored by Mr. Bernard, is an organization which en- ables students to attend operas, symphonies and bullets and at the same time give service to their school and their community. At the beginning ot the month the members ot this organization sign up tor the performance at which they wish to usher and are assigned to their posts accordingly. During the past year the girls have been fortunate enough to hear great artists such as the famous Van Cliburn. And during the summer when the students are also kept busy with their ushering they have the oppor- tunity to attend pop concerts conducted by the great Arthur Fiedler. Skiers Land in Sugar Bowl Lowell. It began this term under the sponsorship at Mrs. Kingsbury and Mr. Coward. There are about torty active members who participate in the club's altairs under the leadership of their elected otficers: President, Sue Pontier: secretary, Leslie Robinson, and treasurer, Reinart Ziet. The club, which is tor students who want to learn to ski as well as tor more advanced members, usually meets once every two weeks at Lowell to discuss their coming ski trips and other activities. Besides actually going to the snow, the skiers'invite ski instructors to their meetings to talk with them, and they have movies on skiing and its techniques. Skiing and snow, however, are not the only concern ot the club, as it finds various projects around Lowell to take care ot during the warmer months ot the year. The he-man's club, more commonly referred to as the Wrestling Club, is a very strong organization around Lowell. The club has not been too active during the Spring term be- cause the members were all trying to get straight Ks on their report cards and were recuperating from the rugged fall semester. The club's idea of a perfect physique is not Marilyn Monroe, as might have been expected, but rather Popeye. All members who do not eat spinach directly out of the can have been put on o blacklist and in the near future they may be considered dropped from the club unless they present a Don Sher- wood Club Club card stating that they are really he-men after all. Ticket Sellers Nourish School Activities iifi lXtxg V Spinach Is Specialty Of Wrestling Club One established requirement of a ticket seller is a loud and good voice, for they must yell over and over their constant cry, Does any- body want to buy a ticket? On behalf of the Red and White we shall try to discuss sonely these persistent people: The Ticket Sellers are a group of students who solicit tickets for all school activities. They can be found before reg., during lunch, in the halls, in the classrooms, in and out of the court and over and around the students push- ing their everlasting product, a ticket. The members must be given credit for helping to make the Varieties and Term Play a success as well as supporting the school's teams, and the P.T.A. Although students are sometimes rude to these people, the ticket sellers, people of ter- rific endurance, always manage to come back for more. GOLDEN DOLPHINS MADE BIG SPLASH AROUND SCHOOL A new organization around the school, pattern- d after the K G 's is the Golden Dol hins The e . . , p . club was founded at the beginning of the spring semester and is to swimming what the Knights of the Gridiron is to football. There are nine charter members, all of whom have been approved by Coach Feiling. To qual- ify a boy must have been a member of the team for one season, must show team spirit, drive, the will to win and must contribute more than just his presence to the team. Most of the members belong to the Block L, and can be seen wearing their Golden Dolphin pins on their blocks. Plans for thetfuture are vague, but the members would like to possibly purchase a movie camera, so that they can watch the films of the meets, and profit from viewing the errors that they made. IT WAS HARD TO KEEP TRACK OF FAST SILVER SPIKERS The Silver Spike Society, sponsored by Coach Barney Wolf, is the track team's equivalent of the Football team's club, the Knights of the Gridiron. Like the K.G. club, members of this organization are selected on the basis of team spirit, good sportsmanship and ambition, plus membership on either the cross country or track team for two seasons. Silver Spikes can be distinguished by their small silver spike shoe and their emblem of two hands passing a baton which are the sym- bols of this society. The main purposes of this group are to help Mr. Wolf organize the track team and to promote team spirit. The spring team members, who are all upper division boys, elected Sergio Tores to the office of president. He filled fall term presi- dent Don Belkin's silver shoes. A banquet was held by the club on Januar 9, I959, which Mr. Wolf as well as the Silver Spikers and cross country team attended. Buon giorno. Como sta Lei? , so speaks Mrs. Catelli to her Italian class seventh period each term. Although Italian does not count as credit for college, tive credits are added to your high school record tor having taken it. The club was designed to teach the student more about ltaly and the Italian language. The club members have the opportunity ot going on field trips, hearing visitors from dilterent italian organi- zations speak about ltaly, having parties and meet- ing new and interesting people. Besides all this, they have a good time while they are being edu- cated in the pleasant atmosphere ol Italy. FUTURE TEACHERS ITALIAN CLUB The purpose of the Top Teachers ot Tomorrow Club is to acquaint its members with the opportu- nities available in the teaching profession and to give them some conception of the trials and tribu- lations that they may some day have to encounter in this field. Mrs. Haven, the club sponsor, and Wanda Franklin, president, provided the members with field trips to places such as Polytechnic High School, at which time there was a joint meeting ot all ol the San Francisco schools. During the year at their Wednesday meetings new teachers at Lowell who have interesting back- grounds have talked to the club of their teaching experiences and ot some of the pleasures and haz- ards ot teaching. As a whole the club functions as an immediate means ot bringing a better relationship between teacher and pupil through a general understanding of one another. i. - ... -.. L' 1 ' c. is , ....,....-. Something Always Cooking In Science Club The Lowell Literature Club, with a varying member- ship ol approximately twenty-five students, has been de- signed chieily to encourage and teach the pupils ot Lowell to read, understand and enjo the worthwhile literature ol the world. During the weekly meetings the club reviews various authors' material and discusses the points olvthe authors' works both objectively and sub- jectively. Also included in the weekly agenda oi this club is a well-rounded program ot reading suggestions, and aids in getting the most out ot the selections which one reads. The club adviser, Mr. Handel, sees to it that the Litera- ture Club gives each member an opportunity to further his education through better knowledge ol the mechanics ot good reading. The torty members ot the Science Club, which is sponsored by Miss Dealtry, have, during the past year on Wednesday afternoons, had the opportu- nity to Further their scientific knowledge, and at the same time have lun and make many new triends. The club went on trips and tours to various places around the city, and at times has been able to just sit still and have education in the torm ot lecturers just walk directly up to its doorstep. Part ot the agenda ot the club includes movies and demonstrations by Miss Dealtry and some ol the other more scientitically inclined people around the Lowell testing grounds. Literature Club Provides Food for Thought I .mf 96 , R. O. HAS A YEAR WELL DONE The Lowell I'Iigh R.O.T.C., organized in l9I5 to assist with the training of the high school student for future years of military work, has brought honors to the school once again this year by winning numerous awards. They took a first place award in the William Randolph Hearst Annual Rifle match and were the winners of the Inter- scholastic Rifle Matches with Poly and Galileo. They also were awarded the Liberty Bell Trophy for the Best Fancy Drill Team and at the same time ranked high in the competition for many other awards. All students who take advantage of the opportunities offered by the R.O.T.C. have new fields of interest opened to them. They are given credit for one year of college R.O.T.C. Besides all this they are getting firm training for future military careers and are learning the fundamental principles of what it takes to make a good Ieaderas well as a good follower. Biir ' fin fr' reg: J, GIRLS' GRILL TEAM Lowell I-Iigh School is one of the few schools in San Francisco that has the dis- tinction of having a Girls' Drill Team. The girls on this team are fully aware of the fact that they must work hard to make their school and the whole community proud of them. Thus, it is not uncommon to see the female marchers, and drillers practic- ing dilligently before and during their lunch period in the schoolyard. Because of the hard work that they have put into perfecting their skills, they have been able to capture prizes for their efforts. They won the second prize in the I958 Columbus Day parade, and first place in the i958 I-IalIowe'en parade. IT cerTornly con noT be sold ThoT The hord worlcrng members ol The R O T C do noTh1ng buT morch ond morch ond mor h Tor These rndusTnous boys do hnd Time To srT ond soclolrze an Lowell Hugh Schools Sobre Club The club rs sponsored by SQT Of Lelsure SheTon ond :T rs composed of oll The R O T C olllcers These members Tlnd Time every Fndoy mornrng To hold o meehnq oT which Tame They plon The vorrous socrol ocTrvrTres To be shored by The sTudenT dur :ng The semesTer LATIN CLUB lil flflllx! The members of The LoTrn Club Tollow closely In The TooTsTeps of Therr on cesTors by ponolcrng rn o seven course Romon bonqueT l . . I I . . T f l y T T l Tv T t ' ' ! U 2 J L L L . ls 'xl V L L I r A 1 L A L X , 1 3' Lx .L or , Sabres Get Sllce MANY COOKS DIDN'T SPOIL THIS BROTH .lerue Cherun Red and Whute Sprung Edutor extreme lelt sturs up her brew ot other yearboolcs lor guudes to the lunushed product Samplung the aroma are Left to rughtl Karen McLellan Sprung Edutor Lowell Bob Le mann Sprung Sports Edutor ol Lowell and Red and Whute Hope Nutz Sprung Busuness Manager Lowell Merle Burnuclc Sprung Busu ness Manager Red and Whute RED 8. WHITE STAFF Fall Edutor Joanne Karonslcy Sprung Edutor Jerulyn Cherun Fall Busuness Manager Nancue Meuer Sprung Busuness Manager Merle Burnuclc Assustants-Rosalune Guslce Adele Kellogg Arl' Vuclcue Nuchols Photography Davud Babow Eruc Bergmark Sports Edutor Bob Lehman Advusor Mrs Barbara Rosenberg u l a . . - - I l l v us nu - . - . I . . . . . . . I I I I . . . . I I . . . . . ' . I I I . , . . . . . ' . . . . . - . . . . 1 T I . We L ' 2 .eu l. if ,a 9 'L let ff' 11.77 :She w alism to loum A, 0 I want my Maypo , A-- 120, 771006 h a turtlenec k They'll be all fight as soon as t ey digest their lunch from the ca etena Th e club wit iz the ZU I Ofie CAREERS IN BEAUTY It you re thinking ol a good career posslbnl lty dont tall to check Cosmetology' The newest tlnest school ol all is right here in San Francisco where every step ol your course is personally directed by Miss Marty Schaumann wmner ot many awards for halrstyllng Nationally known leader in the lleld ol Cosmetology and member ol the Oltlclal Hair Fashion Committee Get your training trom expert sources lor a pro tltable and pleasant prolesslon' 4 SCHOOL OF BEAUTY f +1 AND HAIRSTYLING 278 Post St lAt Union Sq el 6th Floor San Fanc sco SUtter I 795l D op n and obser e a class n action' Note Bargains rn Beauty' Junior and Senior Shampoos and Sets 75c Phone tor Appointments I Best wishes trom Elsie and the whole Borden family an remember it it s Borden s It s got to be good 'KUIHQIIJ' COMPLIMENTS OF CHERIN HOME FURNISHINGS 727 VALENCIA STREET UN 3 2000 I , I 0 I 9 ' I . . . , . I I , I ' L 7 ' I EI ine Ruud, Lowell '56 graduated t a good beauty position, dresses ' I th hair of Jessica Madaio as f her advance teachers Training C urse. Wacing is senior student Bll Brizee also of Lowell. . ' uar - r I - - r i v i ' . . I 5 , - ! U I ' a 0 Q I HI 0 I l U ! ll U I roud of your achievements as a class, he Lowell High P.T.A. wishes to you, the graduates of 1959, successful and happy future We the graduates of the Class ol l959 nn behalf of all Lowell students extend our thanks to the P TA for the many things It has given us ff E633 N 1 ifllwivwq N wfff u My .V 3 Q 1 1 . 1 c a a C f , X i fl 1 KU Alvllfjlx 1 5 Lk. 3 lb x r J t. ,U lr P Q' ,L V 'lc L l V LJ X v N , f, , NM X VL V LUG ,ev 5 QL L MLUNX ul' kv E052 ,. fu C, y lf it fr V3 'l 'N 'J' V v lf .' P ,PL X-V w' Lb U. ,gb ,VI 1. 'lx Q X: mi .Y 1 NN 5 X., lildx I n - Ivxvl' NX A K, ,wld N' X, I, ' 'fi' -V2 ,M Al if . r, .CMA WL M rx W skis ,ld N VM pl ls fi fl A f - V ,Q Qjkfc ly, MUN v YV e ,Y ,M 7 MM W M 103 V ri COMPLIMENTS OF Mr and Mrs Wm W Albright Mr and Mrs Kam Hoy Au Dr and Mrs D Bernstem Mr and Mrs Wayne M Braley Mrs Leonard Bunyan Mrs Phllllp Lee Bush Helen D Carmocl: Mr and Mrs Robert H Carver Mrs Rolande L Charprot Dr Albert S Chew Lrly E Chew Oma Collins Mrs M Davidson Mr and Mrs Joshua Epplnger Mrs Melvm Erickson A Frlend A Friend ol Lowell Mr and Mrs E Glslce Mrs Donald B Gordon Mrs Charles Grubstlc Mr and Mrs Elle S Harm Claire Parlzer Hand Herman s Delrcatessen Armelca T Jaclcson Sr Thelma S Johnson Mr and Mrs Malwln Juhl Miss Joyce Kelly Vrvlan Kelly Mr and Mrs Arthur Kleln Mr and Mrs Steve Lendans Mr and Mrs Victor Levln Gnd Anuta Mr and Mrs J L Lmdqulst VmcentH T Llu Dr Howard Low Moms and Jullet Lowenthal Charles Metoyer Mrs P Metoyer Mr and Mrs Phuhp Mehner Mrs Dorothy Mlnor Nenods Allred E Neuman Rev and Mrs A C Nutz Jean B Parsell Chaplam and Mrs Paul M Pease Mrs C S Pope Glen Rice Edith A Rrvara Mr and Mrs Wrlbur S Ruff Mrs R D Smith Mrs Herbert G Swanson T and T Plumbing T D S and T D Z Mrs Ros Thompson Mr ancl Mrs Rlchard E Treton Mr and Mrs RayC Tyson Ben Waxman Mr and Mrs Paul Wheatlv Dr and Mrs H D Wrllrams Mr and Mrs Henrv F Wong Mmme Wong COMPLIMENTS OF THE LEXICON PRESS Pnnters of The Lowell 500 Sansome Street GArfleld I 6859 Commercial Bulldmg Malntenance Company Jamtor Servuce and Wmdow Cleamng BOB HELLER JO 7 5840 From a Frrencl CLASS OF 1928 The combmed stalls of the Red and White and The Lowell extend their best washes to the graduating class ol I959 .l l . ' Jr. J .n l . . Mrs: Robert Gremmlnier Mrl and Mrsl. H. F Smith ww l N4 Iss., 4' J H585 Y 'QFOPOZ SCAREER '96- vou RE WCA mr RIGHT mAcK... to an rnreresnng crreer xx hen you ask your school Employ ment Counsclor rbour opportunrncs lf Metropolrrrn Lrfc Good starting SHIHIICS Cash awards for suggestions regular rncreases rapld Promonons Ideal workrng condrtrons Lrfe Insurance Drsabrlrtv Hospltal Surgrcal and Major Medrcal Expense benefits Well equrpped medrcal serv1ce A modern well stocked Appetrzrng luncheons lrbrary no charge as guest of the Company to employees wlthout charge Fun rn many socral athletlc Lrberal vacatrons and hobby and recreatxonal holrdays grou s lt's fun to work with your friends lor full rnformatron come to the Employment Bureau Monday through lrnlry my trmc bctvsccn A 30 A M xml H PM METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 765 Collfornia Sfreef, San Francisco 20, Calif. QI fa 1 . , V 1 ' A I I I Il 3 - I I P ' so,e rry I I . 'nog Z ppvyp ' se Q 'if E , C E E UN p . A n . P. . QS '41 QN 1,-'Xl COMPLIMENTS OF DRIVER EDUCATION CENTER 552 McAlluster UN I I688 MUNSON SCHOOL lor Prrvate Secretaries THE SCHOOL for Trammg Secretarial Accountmg Typrng Day or Evening Yuu sorso COMPLIMENTS OF LINCOLN BOWL Pm Room and Cocktarl Lounge 3I9 6tl1 Ave SK I 3939 Bull Baron: Red Reynolds I2 Alleys ? D Wakelee s Pharmacy Slnce I85O Prescrlptron Specralrsts SAMUEL BURNICK 3 SK 5 038 COMPLIMENTS OF MENDELSON ZELLER COMPANY INC J UNd hll36500 II4448H IO6 Congratulations To the Graduating Class of 59 From a Frlend Ng 1, Q N . . Q 5 I . I ii Q . F ' In the Heart ol the Downtown Are on Y' 1 - -.-1:52, X 3? Q, 3 E . . 1 RFQ N, . 62 Cla I- f 1-'U '1 flffl ll PFUNTING ,-.ND LIIHOGRAPHING c r, - F tin SanF1a 'sfo with Rotar 'Offset r i - - oward SI et I Q . O I . .5421 coNeRAruLATloNs fJ TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1959 ' J! FROM A FRIEND BEST WISHES FROM SENIOR REG 104 T h G I BKII w hordadottir, V. Nic ols, L. Levin, J. Lindquist, L. Lee, R. Parlow, I. Levin R M s Korner, T. Lee, S. Wise, K. Pcsforino, J. Schneekloih, M. Baclws, J. Carlenzoli, R. Phillips R Sargenfini, J. Swanson, J. Kuhn, M. Lowenfhol, B. Minor, R. Mcurovich, N. McMillan, J Yup, B. Juhl, D. Liebeslind R Ginsberg, R. Monfes, R. Przybofowski, P. Lendaris, T. David, G. Lee, T. onza ez . e y Dunng Frequent Tralnmg Increases Schoo Paclfn: Oppnrlunlly Advancement Telephone vacation Personal Clerlcal Inleresl Employees COME IN AND SEE US AT OUR EMPLOYMENT OFFICES 445 Bush Sl 3333 25th Sl I40 New Montgomery Sl A9 H 5 Pald U Jobs Pay for High l I I for I Pain - in . -Valerie n Nm, -I ' Gayle King L-I Aufagraph l j I W r X5 ,L K X . X 2 xx X X j W 3 . , t. . I ' W , l K 4 ' A 1 Ain.- ff-Q TEE' ,ww if uhh' xf 2,1 '35 1 I s-.1 eral 'O