Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)

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The students are not the only ones who experience various moods throughout a school year. Teachers are human, too! Believe it or not! The after effects of burning the midnight oil grading tests, the headaches of slow students, of too much work, of meeting chapter deadlines and of sponsoring student activities, all contribute to a well-rounded, sometimes rather agitated teacher. But then there ' s the enjoyment of a job well-done, the definite advancement of a slow student, and the rewards of assisting the students in their numerous activities. Yes, students and teachers alike experience the moods of a year.

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Lowell High School is capably managed under the direction of our principal Frank E. Dick. Mr. Dick ' s job is a tremendous one which requires much hard work, time, and effort. He not only serves as administrator of L. H.S., but as an advisor as well. Any student may look to Mr. Dick for guidance and help which he readily lends. A few of Mr. Dick ' s career highlights are as follows: Executive Committee, Indiana Association of Secondary School Principals; Governor ' s White House Conference on Education; North Central Association Visit¬ ing Committee on Evaluation; Arrangements Committee, Purdue Legislative General Assembly; President, Lake County Principals Association; President, Calumet Conference; Who ' s Who in American Education; Indiana Biographical History; Who’s Who in the Mid West; Legislative Assembly, Indiana State Teachers Association; Bureau of Entymology, United States Department of Agriculture; and, the Lowell Chamber of Commerce. As we well know, Mr. Dick provides the competent leadership which enables L.H.S. to advance continually. FRANK E. DICK RAYMOND FORBURGER and WILLIAM WEAVER Trustees