Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)

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NORMA WORLEY Nondescript, Noble, Nimble, veil- meaning, winning, wishful. Press Club 46; G.A.A. 43; Mixed Chorus 44, 45, 46; Glee Club 43; Most Likely To Succeed 43, 45- Bond 46: Library Assistant 45; Office Assistant 45; Distinguished student 43; Honorable Mention 44, 45; Lowellette Staff 45- Lowellian Editor-in-chief 46; Student Court 45; Stage Crew 45; Oral English Award 43; Girls ' Octette 44, 45, 46. WILLIAM ZEHME Watchful, Witty, Well-known, Zealous, Zip, Zestful. Roosevelt High School, East Chicago 43, 44; Golf Major 45, 46; Best Looking 46.

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LAURA SMITH Lusty, Lucky, Lively, Sincere, Self-confident, Simplicity. Home Ec Club 45, 46; Press Club 46; Lowellette Staff 46. RUTH SOUDER Ready, Responsive, Respectful, Sedulous, Sapient, Scholastic. Home Ec Club 46; Press Chorus 45. 46; Most Likely tinguishea Student 45; Hono in-chief 46; Clerk of the U.S. History Award 45. Club 46; G.A.A, 45. 46, Secretary 46; Mixed To Succeed 44; Library Assistant 44; Dis- rable Mention 43, 44. 46; Lowellette Editor- House 46; Student Court 46; plav Cast 45- VIRGIL STEUER Veracious, Vital, Vigilant, Schemer, Skillful, Sociable. Play Cast 45; Stage Crew 45. MARY TAYLOR Merry, Mannerly, Maiden, Twinkling, Truthful, Tireless. Home Ec Club 46; Press Club 46; Latin Club 43. 44., 45., 46- G.A.A. 43, 44j 45, 46; play Cast 45; Science Club 43., 44., 45., 46. DALE TURNER Defendant, Delightful, Desirous, Tolerant, Taut, Tactful. Stage Crew 45; Football Minor 43. ERNEST TYLER Edonomical, Eligible, Energetic, Typical, Timorous, Timid. , vr L 5 - ' 6- F.F.A. 43, 44, 45, 46., Treasurer 46; Cross Coun¬ try Minor 44j Major 45. JACK VANCO Jolly, Jaunty, Judicious, Vocal, Vital, Vigilant. Band 43., 44; Lowellette Staff 46. PHYLLIS VIERS Patient, personality, pleasant, Verity, Volatile, Volunteer. Home Ec Club 46; Press Club 46; G.A.A. 45; Most Popular 44- Office Assistant 43., 44., 45, 46; Lowellette Staff 46; Student Council 43 . 44 , JEANNIE VINNEDGE Jocund, Jocose, Jewel, Vivacious, Vigorous, Home Ec Club 43, 44, 45, 46; Art Club 44, 46; 45, 46; Stage Crew 45; Best Looking 46. Veracious. Mixed Chorus 43, Trustworthy, Tangent, Home Ec Club 45, 46. THELMA WARREN Temperate, Whole-hearted, Worthy, Womanly. ESTOLINE WHITEHOUSE Enjoyable, Efficient, Esthetic, Warm-hearted, Worker, Willful. Home Ec Club 44, 45, 46; Mixed Chorus 46; Girls ' Octette 46.

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the honorable (?) class of ' 46 being of doubtful sanityj do hereby will and bequeath (this means give away) the following things to the following people: To Mr. Brannock—a mustache cup in case he decides to grow another some day. To Miss Cook — a No Parking sign for the first space so she won ' t have to get up so early to get it. To Mr. DuBois—a new car for his wife to usej because she is so ashamed to drive him to school in the old one. To Mrs. Hetherington—a cash register so she can keep track of the money she takes in on gunij sandwiches,, and candy. To Mr. Horn—a 1947 Cadillac so he can take all four of his boys for a ride at once. To Mrs. Fedler—an assistant to assist the office assistants because they need assistance when they are scurrying assisting her. To Miss Tyler—a book of fool-proof recipes so that her home ec classes can ' t possible make mistakes. To Mrs. Sisson—an invention of some sort to keep the junior bofs quiet in sixth period study hall. To Mr. Jones—a new baton—one with an automatic shock on it to wake up any band members caught napping. To Miss Baughman—a membership in the Lonely Hearts club. To Miss Russell—a pair of shorts that automatically become a skirt when she goes ' into the hall. To Miss Nolan—less worries so that she may have less gray hair. To Mr. Hull—a zoo full of animals so he can take his pick when he wants an animal to dissect. To Miss Tompson—a speech class that always gets their lessons when they are due. To Miss Wilcox—an automatic yellow slip signer. To Mr. Milakovic—a football team that never gets hurt so they ' ll stay in good shape all season. To Mrs. Parker—an automatic dish washer to wash the dishes left by refreshment committees. To Mr. Ruley—a new easy chair for the furnace room. To Mr. Tilton—a night gown, because he ' s the night janitor. Ij Joe Abraham., will my ability to sleep in government to Tom Shark- man . son. lx Joanne Albertson, will my gum to Jean Leep now that T ' ve got mv To my little sister., Betty., I will my stature. Ij Florence Amtsbuechler. will my basketball tactics to Eva peter- and my short skirts to Shirley Cool. ,, ? lad Y s Anderson, bequeath to my sister Helen, all my untiring extorts to go with several fellows from different tows at one time. I alsg will her my technique to get away with it without arguments. Here ' s hoping you can do it, Helen. I. Don Barr., will all my legal excuses to some freshman who misses as much school as I did in my four years at Lowell. Ij Bob Sergj hereby will my seat in fifth period study hall to Jack Kazon so he can wink at Lorraine Sauer an d also sit by Norma Jane Schrei- ber. I, Eileen Callahanj do hereby will to Pauline Hetherington my activities in G.A.A. and in physical education class. Ij Pat Callahanj do hereby will to Barbara Viantj my pleasant man¬ ner toward seniors] Ij Geraldine Childress, will to Wayne Wietbrockj my height and my small feet. Moy h© grow taller than I have. Ij Roger Childress., do hereby will and bequeath to Darrell Cavinder