Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)

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Junior Class Poem I. And who am I, that I should write a verse? I—dare I deem myself so clever To pen lines to such a class as ours Don’t laugh and I’ll endeavor. II. My mind is as a misty haze, My Carter’s ink is blue, My pen is a Spencerian With these, kind Juniors, I write for you. I wish you well—you know it! So why should I say that? I fear that as a poet, I’m going to fall quite flat But remember this little lesson, That our—teachers—dear, have taught, If vou cheat in “’zaminations” Good luck! but don’t get caught. Au revoir! the time is hastening, That I can spend with you. So long drawn rhymes, like Ford cars Must have an ending too; But as jitney busses olden, Probably, being used in war, Still bring back memories golden Of summers faint and far. So may this little masterpiece, Altho it too must die, Just sort a make ye recollect Our happy days in Lowell High. —Truman Klein.

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Top, Left to Right—Mildred Foster, Virgil Scritchfield, Ralph Cable, Avis Bryant (Faculty), Ernestine Belshau, Velva Moxell, Violet Hayden, Bessie Stup- py, Velva Cobb, Vessie Mahler. Imogene Strickland, Ruth Sanders, Ruth Berg, Mary Little, Bertha Stuppy. Georgia Baker, Ruby Surprise, Elva Spry, Gladys Buckley, Orra Zartman, Grace Rudolph- Rosalind Feddler, Ramona Strickland, Fern Tanner, Hermenia Kimmet, Mildred Surprise, Floyd McVey, John Bruce, Dorsey Right, Wilford Weaver- Fred Minninger, Mabel Thompson, Helen Lee, Irene Barber, Helen Brooks, Cecil Kelsey. Ernest Barr, Harold Brownell, Wade Maxwell, Lyle Trump.