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

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JOSEPH MITCHELL Editor of the Red and White 'Ci 41' ig,,,,,,g'......,....-Q I aiwf U' .. Nl' fy X W Ne-.,,..a- ' 5 ' J A Il' - 2.4 .A , . 4 we ' f ,K f 145 gf K ' I ' '-, 'Zi -. J 1 M E2 E . .-E, A7 ' 5 ' M L li' C-fat: ' 7 . V. V Xb-,L xfe J, J nil! A 4 -I A -' 'M .-was: P+ , :tim gn Q 1:75, , k pf figflgkliifi 'T . 5 1524, :iii-fsfilzj, . '- 1 '.n',il fi' ,-L r .t 4-,-X -s s ,X I, tw--Q41 ' X ' ' ' we Lf. ' fifflf . M524-1' ff ifcqhrilfnf. fu , N, I ,- g X SN 'R MARY ENGLER X Cafeteria Manager f :r ' 3. ,4 A xv ' ' , if M Alf f if EDMUND NORMOYLE Ed.tor of the Lowell UU lil! l'0 IC. 'I'0I,.l II BTUDENT BODYI ARTHUR SCHUMACHER Yell Leader I if PRING W. I94OGt L s 1 'rnmsunsn GUS! I e

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Q ff? ROBERT CURLEY President .T,.-4r-1 -J' JJ 'x FRANCES HARRISON Vlce President 9' .-E .,. ,, 45' 14 'All' 'luvdwr JOSEPH CULLEN Secretary llllll so wi I J j '11 - Md' CARL RAAKA Treasurer IOFFICERS OF THE

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LAN l'l,A.' ICLASSESI M.u:N1rflc:uN'r C.-YI'HIiDRAI.S. churches, and simple mon- asteries. some in ruins. others preserved for centuries. are a common but important sight throughout most of the twenty Spanish-Amcrican Republics. The glorious temples. exquisitely sculptured without the use of metallic tools. represent a perfection in architecture and art forms which have never been surpassed. ltflighty mountains surrounding these museums of rc- ligious art lend mystery and grandeur to the fantastic structures and ruins-the greatest wonders of the Americas. Practically each church has its distinctive note, its own striking example of Spanish Renaissance architecture. In their lofty interiors the passing drama of most of their history is intricately carved. The church, an important element in ancient and lnodern Latin life, has been the teacher of all classes of society. None has more willingly responded to its teachings for spiritual guidance than the simple peasant. Even today in modern Latin America the regulation of schools is in the hands of' the church. But education has changed from the idea of pure culture to a com- bination of cultural and technical training. Ambitious. previously hidden are now brought to light to develop a more intelligent and broad-minded race whose appreciation of art, education and good manners is at present noteworthy.