Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)

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Knowledge with the personal touch stimu¬ late thought and develops the minds of those who care enough to try. from-Purdue’s Debris, 1958 Although we often forget it, the faculty is an integral part of our school. The high standards of our educational systen are maintained only by the diligence and high ideals of our teachers. We may not show it very obviously, but we ' re really proud of our many teachers who care enough to try. A good teacher dedicates many hours to us in addition to the six he spends in the class¬ room. Besides correcting papers and pre¬ paring lessons, he attends P.T.A. meetings, basketball games, football games, class plays, band and choir coneerts, evening meetings of the clubs he sponsors, and per¬ haps he is taking a graduate course at one of the university extension centers nearby. The most meaningful rewards a dedicated teach - er receives are our stimulating questions and our interest in learning.

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This is our principal, Mr. Frank E. Dick: A. B. Indiana State Teachers College; M. S. Indiana University. The tremendous job of running our school requires much thought and careful attention. Mr. Dick devotes himself sincerely to this task with hopes that L. H. S. may be continually bettered by his efforts. Mr. Dick, the students of Lowell would like to take this opportunity to say thank you for all that you do in our behalf thruout the year. - 30 -