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

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,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 -

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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