Lowell Technological Institute - Pickout Yearbook (Lowell, MA)

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e k V)N S f N o Oi TEXTILE THE strong are her sons, tho ' rocky are her shores OUTING The upstream outing of instructors and students of Lowell textile school was held Thursday at tire Martin Luther camp rn Tyngsboro and was an enjoy- able event. At the close of the athletic events It was announced that 1911 class scored 31 points, the 1910 students 18 and those who will graduate in 1912 14 points. In the ball match the Southwick hall students beat the instructors, 7 to 6. in the afternoon ' s ball match the class of 1S12 beat the 1910 students, 4 to 2. The winners In the athletic events were : 100-yard dash— Won by Murphy, 1911; Harrison, 1911, second; Pensel, 1912, third. Time 11 3-58. 220-yard dash— Won by Murphy, 1911; Keough, 1910, second; Crane, 1912, third, Time 26s. 440-yard run— Won by Murphy 1911; Hale, 1910, second; Keough, 1910, third. Time 57s. Shotput— Won by Faulkner, 1911, 36ft.; Murphy, 1911. second, 36 ft.; Harrison, 1911, third, 34ft. 11 in. Broad Jump— Won by Nevin, 1912 17 ft. 3% in.; Crane, 1912. second, 17 ft. 3% in.; Harrison, 1911. third, 17 ft. 3 In. High jump— Won by Leek, 1910, 6 ft. 1 in.; Hartford, 1912, second. 6 ft. % ln -: Carey, 1910, third, 4 ft. 10% In. Relay race— Won by 1910 team, dis- tance half-mile, time not taken. Wewh, Keough, Hale and Carey, 1910 team; Hunton. Harrison, Merrill and Murphy, 1911 team. Joseph Conley and Conney Barnes, skilled lightweight wrestlers of Lowell, gave a fine, exhibition of wrestling fol- lowing the school sports. The, trip to and from the Vesper landing in Lowell was made in k steamer. Dinner wa» .lHSrved In lh pa- vilion. Charles H. K«mf«, tMtBwIfcl- pal, presided and Jr.mes T. Smith, r retary of the 1 t ' llst 3Sf Rfl k Biiest of the facultv and studeiwBM 13

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FRESHMEN! HEED YE! ===== 1927 SPEAKS! —— F R E S H M E N lORGET not what you are — you yellow ribbed, sneaking, thieving, squirm- ing green things who seek to monopolize the privileges we suffered a year to have. EFRAIN from wearing Golf Stockings, Bow Ties, Sweaters. Don ' t ever display your prep, school insignia on your green carcasses. Don ' t glow about what you have done — SHOW IS. NTER into all Class Scraps. Attend All Rallies, but Don ' t l)e too con- spicuous. Wear for your own safety the prescribed hat rack cover. MOKINO cigarettes is for MEN Only. Therefore, you butt snii ers, you pipe suckers, use only corncobs to satisfy your selfish cravings. AVE with you always a bountiful supply of ignitable Lumber. Always have your yellow ribbed carcasses covered with a coat. EN Only are allowed to be seen with young ladies. This lets you out. XERCISE your vocal chords at all RALLIES and (James. Use the Textile Hello at all times. ] earn and use ALL Textile Songs and Cheers. EVER forget who your superiors are — never pass an upper Classman with- out removing your bonnets.