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r. i n .1 v i. m . lifcr.al.fe. ' Jif II ' l . ' iiM l l a a a ll idUil.iiwirM r MmhMi; ••wfewu i» u,i»u i t..i4 fe •MttTMtAM SENIOR HISTORY Eighty-nine seniors flocked into the halls of Lowell High in September of 1947. Aiming toward their goal of reaching Washington D.C. they started bv sponsoring a paper drive which netted them eighty-seven dollars. A candy stand was soon set up in the hall and weekly sales from this con¬ cession added greatly to their finances. Additional scrap and paper drives held throughout the year also helped. Pop¬ corn. candy, hotdog and pop concessions at basketball and football games, along with informal dances after the games provided more funds. Cr December 20, the semi-formal Christmas dance, pins, stationery., pencils 1 It w | 0 k WA k A uu schedule, and seniors promoted a successful Milk sales, two raffles, class inscribed with the basketball all helped out will be under the ood sale held in March, The tour the class is going to take guidance of the Penny Barker Tours, Inc. and will take the class through Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, North Carolina, Maryland, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Pennsylvani and Ohio. Cn April 9-10 the seniors presented their annual play. This year they chose We Shook The Family Tree as their presentation. Winners of the class Lowellian contest included Phyllis Sutton and Dick Jackson as best looking and Jack Lind and Lavonne Barker as the most athletic. The most popular honors went to Betty Duncan and Joe Kormendy and Lois Little and Bill Sheets were voted as the two seniors most likely to succeed. Six of the senior entrants walked away with top honors in the all-class Lowellian contest. Dressed in navy blue gowns, eighty-seven receive their diplomas or. May 21. seniors will SENIOR PLAY WE SHOCK THE F MILY TREE by HiIdegarde Dolson Directed, by Geraldine Thompson cast Hi ldegarde........Shirley Imes Sally......Lavonne Barker Mother...Ruth Vanco Father.Bob Coloney Bob...LeRoy Liptack Jimmy.Joe Kormendy Jill...Pauline Hetherington Ellie May.Betty Duncan Paige.Barbara Long Freddie.Wilbur Hegnauer Mrs. Shermer.Marylee Fleming Mr. Shermer.Bill Sheets After winning the school debate, Hildegarde still has no date for the Prom. Afraid she will be a spinster or a librarian, she gets herself and family into embarassing and rollicking situations. The three act comedy has a laughina whirlwind finish with a happy solution to Hildegarde and friend Freddie ' s problems. 1 i l i .’ • nr « ' ninn||»u- tihciw.- -v-an ' «« It . 1 1 m .!-»•» « •JllMi ' -.WMW.H . •.m r
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SENIORS Betty Albertson Bashful, Joyful, Ambitious. Lat i n ij 2 j Press 3. Home 4. 4. Ec 4 • Glee Club 1. Mixed Chorus 4. Lowellette 4. Lowel1ian Staff 4. Leonard Allie Curly-Haired Casanova. Lowellette Staff 4. Lowellian Staff 4. Football (Minor and Major 4). Secretary of Ag Club 3. L Club 4. Ag Club 1, 2, 3j 4. Press Club 3j 4. Lavonne Barker Lovin ' , Laughin ' , Lively. Honorable Mention 2, 3. Oral English Award 2. G.A.A. Letter Sweater 4. G.a.A. Basketball and Brace Award 3. Best Junior Girl Athlete 3. G.A.A. Secretary 4. Lowellette Staff 4. Lowellian Staff 4. Clerk of the House of Representatives 4. G.A.A. Secretary 4. Sunshine Club 1. 2. 3, 4. Press Club 4. Glee Club 1. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. Stage Crew 3. Girls State Alternate 3. Office Assistant 4. Spelling Contest 2. Class Bowling Team 5, 4. Orville E. Beier Dumb, Dopey, Intelligent. Best Defence for Football 4. Football 1, 2j 3j 4. Minor 2. Major 3, 4. L Club Vice-President 4. L Club 3j 4. Marcele Berdine Merry, Energetic, Brainy. Came from Hammond High during Junior year. Home Ec Club 4. Choir 3. 4. Glee Club i, 2. (H.H. S.)
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