Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)

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THE LOWELLIAN SENIORS CHARLES SURPRISE Football ’29; Vice-President Class ’27 Howling Fifty ’27; Skyrocket Staff ’29. 3 g : RACHEL WILLIAMS Patti Club ’25 ’26 ’27; Pianist for Patti Club ’28 ’29; Pianist for Warbling Society ’28 ’29; Operetta ’25 ’26; Pianist for Boys’ and Girls’ Choral Contest ’28; Pianist for Operetta ’27 ’28 ’29; Itaretil Club ’25 ’26 ’27; Declamatory Contest ’28; Junior Play ’28; Skyrocket Staff ’28. Page twenty-nine

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the lowellian SENIORS LUCILLE SEARLE Patti Club ’27 ’28 ’29; Operetta ’27 ’28; Itaretil Club ’26 ’27; Choral Con¬ test ’27 ’28; President Itaretil ’27; Howl¬ ing; Fifty ’27; Science Club ’29; Com¬ mercial Club ’29; Itaretil Play ’26; Junior Play; Vice-President Class ’26; Declamatory Contest ’26; Skyrocket Staff ’26 ’27 ’28. 0 0. H CORINNE STILLSON Lincoln High School ' 26 ’27; Crown Point High ’28; Commercial Contest ’29; Skyrocket Staff ’29; Commercial Club ’29. O 9 Q ANITA STOLBERG Patti Club ’26 ’27; Annual Staff ’29; Commercial Club ’29; Operetta ’26 ’27; Student Council ’29; Commercial Contest ’28 ’29; Skyrocket Staff ’29; Choral Con¬ test ’26 ’27. 5:1 53 55 GLADYS STOLBERG Patti Club ’26 ’27; Choral Contest ’26 ’27; Operetta ’26 ’27; Commercial Club ’29. a a a RONALD STRICKHORN Football ’27 ’29; Track ’26 ’27; Basket¬ ball ’28; Wrestling ’27 ’29; Science Club ’29. Page twenty-eight

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In September, 1925, a group of Freshies climbed into a little red aeroplane and set out to explore the atmosphere of High School. With Sheridan Huge as their pilot they safely weathered all the tempests but when the cyclone of mid-years came around it required brains and courage to stick it out. However, the sturdy little craft bore through the storms. Soon after, they made a landing in the Field of May. The ship repaired, in ’26 they ' started out to conquer more air territory. Glenn Steward was their pilot but when he drop¬ ped out, Charles Surprise assumed control. After a brief rest for both ship and brains, Charles turned the little red plane over to a capable aviatrix known as Carrol Foster. By this time they were accustomed to flying and gave over a lot of their time to gaiety. But they were serious when they saw a storm brewing. In ’28 they exchanged the little red airship for a large and beautiful one and put Bert Griesel at the wheel. This was their last trip together so they enjoyed themselves to the best of their ability. When they landed in spring they gathered about their ship for the last time and had a great feast, then said good-bye to their pleasures together and walked from the field into the great world. —Corrine Stillson O % Page thirty