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

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,af-fn? E IE I Eg ' f w Wm Q' ' Q l , 1 C' 'fum Q, V? ist 1i Choral Theatre The Choir tackles the highs and lows of sing- ing in the Choral class. Starting with warm -ups, the singers exercise their vocal chords daily to pro- duce melodious raptures of music. They also exer- cise their penmanship by writing reports on music. Performances, under the director of Johnny Land, include the Evening of Melodrama, the Porgy and Bess Concert, the Pops Concert, and the opera Dido and Aeneas. They contributed to the public's pleasure in singing at the Fairmont and at elementary schools. Also the class raises funds future tours. l

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Dido and Aeneas

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Top: Janice LoForti, Bottom: Pam Lyau ' 'flu . in ,, - T ypiflg Considered a skill, typing should occupy every student at least one term. If the classroom proves too noisy for sensitive ears, earphones are the answer! Typing l includes the basics, such as centering, horizontally and vertically, tabulating margins, composing, and personal typing. Students skim through the term paper and business formats. For a greater understanding ofthe typewriter Typing 2 includes detailed study on the term paper, outlines, manuscripts, and letters. Although unable to type l5O words per minute to the rhythm of Ain't No Love. . . Like My Baby's Love as Ronald Todd Mingo can, typing students may perhaps type 50 words to a slower rhythm, As the Beat Goes On. A battery of teaching talent handled the typing classes over the past year--Mrs. Jan LaForti, Mrs. Stella Michaelian, Miss Pam Lyau, Mr. Don Richardson, and Miss Iennette Adami. 16