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

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Board of School and Community Service The Board for School and Community Services serves to coordinate clubs, interest groups and orga- nizations in their activities and service projects. The BSCS acts as a liason between the school and the community, publicizing school affairs. The orientation of new students, guidance to clubs, maintenance of the Lowell Archives, and assistance Officers for 1973-1974: Chairman--Paul Lucey Secretary--Jenny Collins Treasurer- -Eric Heran Historian- -Michelle Moore Publicity Commissioner- -Josephine Morada PTA Representative--Barbara Schulz THE LOWELL Editor--Harold Kruger RED AND WHITE Editor- -Gayle Tamler Big Sisters--Kim Carr Girls' Block L--Peggy Peterson CSF--Bruce Fink GAA--Pat Louie Scroll--Morgan Lam Shield- -Marie Czerwinski RCYFC--Bruce Batten to the Lowell PTA and Alumni Association are under the jurisdiction of the BSCS.. The BSCS includes representatives from the school clubs which totalled twenty- five students or more. This year, the BSCS established the procedures for electing the Board of Education representative. BSU --Gabriel Gallaread Chinese--Stephen Fan Filipino--Laurence Lucas Gastronomic Gourmet--Katie Cooney Japanese- -Akiko Takeshita LOLA--Roberta Hurtado March of Dimes--Paul Lucey Pep--Kathy Tally Pre-Med--Juliana Mah, Tommy Washio Math- -Noel Fong Red Cross--Frances Yong Soccer- -Alberto Elizalde Junior Classical League--Zachary Quan Russian--Nat Tomitch Forensics--Mary Greenwood Board of Education- -Nick Roxborough 30

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-nf' ,0- C i ,J Student Activities Board The Student Activities Board QSABJ, as the name suggests, handle student activities, such as the school dances, game rallies, and runs the Cardinal Carnival and the election gof the Homecoming Queen. The SAB administers and supervises the production of pass- books, and the production and sale of game tickets. Besides planning student activities, the SAB works to develop and maintain school spirit through the rallies, song girls, and yell leaders. The first dance of the year 1973-1974 was Only the Beginning. Officers: Treasurer- -Mike Levin Secretary--A udrey Tom Publicity Commissioner--Dennis Andaya Properties Commissioner--Denis Shanagher Art Commissioner- -Nancy Ross Dance Commissioner- -Grace Van Velthuysen Boys' Athletic Commissioner--David Fellows Rally Commissioner--Markos Kounalakis Girls' Athletic Commissioner--Donna Schmidt Business Manager--Mark Pulliam 29

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Clubs PRE-MED The students interested in medical professions had a wealth of information at their disposal thanks to the Pre-Med club. Fall officers: President Corliss Lee, Vice-pres- ident Amy Yee, Secretaries Jackie Markham and Eleanor Kuroda, Publicity Anne Meyers and Juliana Mah. Spring officers: Presdient Corliss Lee, Vice-pres- ident Tommy Ngai, Secretary Jackie Markham, Pub- licity Anne Meyers, Chris Jang, and Alyce Masuda. The success of this club, noted Sponsor Nancy Brewer, can be attributed to the good officers. The club, in hoping to maintain a strong organization in years to come, encourages anyone to become a mem- ber. Field trips to Stanford and plans for a Health Fair are projected for the future. Mrs. Brewer hopes that the club will continue to stress the preventative aspects of medicine including nutrition, exercise, and mental health. RED CROSS The Red Cross, one of the traditional school clubs, was headed by president Mary Xi, vice- president Debbie Nylund, secretary Maris Nervarez, and treasurer Mike Ugarra. Mrs Elena Catelli served as sponsor. Their first activity was a paperback and comic book drive to benefit shut-ins of all ages in SF hospitals. Holiday cards and favors were made for patients of Laguna Honda and UC hospitals. The Red Cross participated in the annual Cardinal Camival. Members pitched in and organized a profitable White Elephant sale. This year proved rewarding for mem- bers, having helped patients morale throughout SF hospitals. GASTRONOMIC GOURMET SOCIETY A relatively new club for the gourmet types at Lowell, the GGS went on outings to restaurants to s sample gourmet foods under the planning of president Julie Block and sponsor David Madfes. They held a pretzel sale and had ethnic dinners of their own pre- paration. The final dinner at the Basque Hotel, May 27, added to the succem of the club. ARCHITECTS 8: ENGINEERS The Architects and Engineers Club is a unique and interesting club with Mr. Peter Dahl as advisor and the Army- Corps of Engineers and the Explorer division of the Boy Scouts of America as sponsors. The club meets every other week and has a field trip or a guest speaker almost every month. Among the numerous other places the club has visited are the Linear Electron Accelerator at Stanford, the Bay Model, and the computer center at U. C. Berk- eley. The guest speakers invited have discussed with the members all the aspects of civil engineer- ing, from job opportunities to the construction of skyscrapers along with environmental engineering. Every June, the club goes on a canoe trip travelling down the Russian River. Camping facilities of the Explorers are also available to club members. Fall '73 officers: Spring '74 officers: President- -Eric Tang President--A llen Han V. President--Jeffrey Lee V. President--Raymond Pon Treasurer--Jeffrey Sik Treasurer- -Eric Heran Publicity Manager- Secretary--Vivien Koreisha Steven Lew Student board members at reception for Barton Knowles.