Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)

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19 16 Just One More Year

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Class We Seniors have a tale to tell, Of our High School days in old Lowell. The Freshman Class of 1911, Surely was not sent from the realms of heaven, For we were as mischievious and as fresh as any, But not as green and backward as many. And as Sophomores we stood a good show Of being Juniors, don’t you know? And so we were Juniors the very next year And faced our troubles without a fear. But as Juniors we stood the test. And now we rank among the best; We’ve worked this year with brain and hand And scon will leave for an unknown land. Every one knows of the work we’ve done But no one knows of the fights we’ve won Except those who have endured our fate And wait for us at ambition’s gate. Our High School days have been “pecks of fun” But who can know till the race is run How enjoyable the days have been And that they would be glad to live them again. And now jolly Juniors we leave to thee The realms and reins to supremecy; And in so doing you leave your stand And the Sophomores take it at the wave of your hand. And to the Freshmen we give up sway And hope that nothing will them dismay, It ever was a giggling class— But that’s the kind that always pass. Here’s to the teachers of our four years! Here’s to the School we leave with tears! Here’s to the Class so tried and true For they were found to be true blue! “Let us then be up and doing With a heart for any fate Still achieving, s till pursuing Learn to labor and to wait.” Garnette Foster, ’15.

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Back Row Left to Right— Alice Love Nada Wood Katherine Metcalf Ada Newkirk Bertha Bess Gladys Tilton Grace Hathaway Floy Newkirk Mabell Bruce Agnes Nelson Marna Bess Zelma Anderson Ethel Nelson Lola Mallott Front Row— Vernard Chapman Adam Dorsch George Stuppy Clark Brownell Fay Haskell Dewey Childress Leo Kimmet Harold Griesel Gilbert Pattee Elmer Childress