Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)

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At noon the cafeteria is the center of activity . . . somedays, it even seems dangerous to venture in . . . but wi tli a school with an enrollment of 6 ' 4, most of which eat in the cafeteria, what can one expect !!!!!!!!! The shop is usually a beehive of activity Don Jurs is busily working on his project. In the Study Hall, one can usually find-- the bookworm . . . the genius . . . the cut-up. . . the one who didn ' t get enough sleep last night . . . and the one who is failing a required subject. . . The line in the cafeteria sometimes stretches to the door . . .what with Mrs. Hutton ' s cooking, any line would!!!! Ronnie Ellis and Tom Gollings have been caught by our candid camera ... on their way to class

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What ' s more enjoyable than to dance the afternoon away . . . GAA often keeps the noon activity rolling At noon, one may find the pep club busily at work practicing for the next game. This year the pep club was the largest L.H.S. has ever had, and also the best. . . their performance at the Holiday Tournies and at the Sectionals proved that the results were well worth their effort . . . Ronnie Manno and Donna Wargo seem to enjoy company on their way to class. After lunch, the gym is the usual gathering place, especially when the weather is bad for those who generally take an afternoon walk or sit out on the lawn. THROUGH THE DAY. . . . Through the day, students may be found most anywhere .... • • • • when intramurals don ' t!!!!!!!

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LOWELLIAN STAFF. . .. Along with the daily hub-bub. The Annual Staff of 1959 presents The 1959 Lowellian. Many old ideas have been abandoned by the staff and new ones have been put into effect in their place. Through the turmoil, the ooh ' s and ah ' s of the student body, the staff worked on. There were many trials and tribulations that the staff encountered. There were days of fun and laughter, and days of achievement and success. Through the year and out of the imaginations and minds of the members of the staff, The 1959 Lowellian is now proudly presented to you the present and past students of Lowell High School. Georgia and Anita are busy at work on their sections of the annual . . . Mike and Sherry are reading at their lesiure, while Joyce struggles along at work. . . There were many days of decision on the part of our advisor, Mr. Miller. - 10 -