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Junior Class History When we, the Juniors of L. H. S., entered Lowell High School as Freshmen, we were nearly twice as numerous as we are now. When the excitement of the first few days subsided we settled down and chose our class officers. We elected Roger Steward, President; Samuel Sirois, Vice president; Vera Hay¬ den, Secretary, and Jean Hidings, treasurer. We had several parties which we thoroughly enjoyed. The next year we came back, as Sophomores, slightly di¬ minished in numbers, but with increased confidence. Our offi¬ cers for this year were Albert Surprise, President; Jean Hidings, Vice president; Dorothy Young, Secretary, and Harvey Taylor, Treasurer. We chose Miss Meehan for class advisor. We en¬ joyed two parties that year, being less bashful. Some of us took part in athletics and school activities. As Juniors, our numbers have been lessened considerably, but our pride and self-importance have been increased propor¬ tionately. When we look down upon the poor struggling Fresh¬ men, just getting a start in life, we feel very old and wise and important. This year we have elected Harvey Taylor, President; Albert Surprise, Vice-president; Jean Iddings, Secretary, and Wayne Petrv, Treasurer. Miss Boyle was chosen as class advisor. A Junior class benefit show, “The Sea-Hawk,” was given, and this increased our finances materially. We have been well repre¬ sented at football and basketball games this year, and we are planning a splendid bancjuet for the Seniors. We are very proud of our past record, but we hope to do better in the future. S. Sirois. Lei any man speak long enough, he will get believers. ... —..—..—..——..j. Page twenty-five
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Class of ' 28 junior Class Foster First Row: Milford Nichols, Harold Childers, Samuel Sirois, Gilbert Mc- Nay, Albert Surprise, Norman Richter, Ernest Nichols, Elmer Paulsen. Second Row: Jean Iddings, Thyril Childers, Corinne Strickhorn, Nola Lar¬ son, Helen Shafer. Irene Haberlin, Berenice Nelson, Evelyn Hayhurst, Miss Boyle, Charles Larson. Third Row: Raphael Tuuk, Thresea King, Dorothy Taylor, Rachael Wil¬ liams. Kathryn McFadden, Bethel Dahl. Ruby Love, Bessie Lappie, Ruth Meadows, Eleanor Nichols, Edna Balk. Shirley Burton. Fourth Row: Raymond Zanders, Harvey Taylor, Wayne Petry, John Yiers, Alvie Hadders, Maurice Bydaleck, Donald Dickey, Ivan Brouhard, Gerald Ebert, Ebert Martin, Myles McFadden, Thomas Bearden, Ches¬ ter Reike, Elmo Schultz. + Page twenty-four
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