Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)

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Several times during the year, the L. H. S. choir under the direction of Wendell Frederick entertains us with beautiful seasonal music programs. Mr. Frederick spends long hours pre¬ paring the choir for concerts and con¬ tests. His variedcurriculem includes teaching Latin I II and sponsoring the Tri-M and the senior class.. English I and Shorthand I are courses taught by Ruth M. Dick. She may al¬ so be seen as librarian where she gives a helping hand to students wishing to find library information. Mrs. Dick enjoys traveling and she has miscell¬ aneous collections from various states in the United States. She is a sopho¬ more sponsor. GLADYS HETHERINGTON The very active Sunshine Club has Gladys Hetherington for their sponsor. This club is a very busy one and it requires that a lot of extra time and effort be put in by Mrs. Hetherington. She teaches sophomore English and is a sophomore sponsor. WENDELL FREDERICK Prospective typists and secretaries look towards George E. Ham to help them with their task. Mr. Ham teach¬ es typing and has a great interest in this particular field. He sponsors the Lowellette and is the editor of the Hessville-Woodmar Lite. Mr. Ham is a sophomore sponsor.

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Gerald M. Calvert is back at L.H.S. after a years absence. Mr. Calvert teaches U. S. History to juniors and Freshmen algebra. He also sponsors the Freshmen class. Mr. Calvert is active in all types of sports. Gerald Braun ' s second year here at L. H. S. was spent teaching World and United States History. The sophomore class had him for a sponsor. In his spare time, Mr. Braun enjoys all types of sports for a hobby. Tennis and photography are the favorite hobbies of one of our newer faculty members Harold Gordon Campbell. He is one of the Chemistry and Biology instructors. This year, for the first time, these classes have taken interesting and educational field trips which he co-sponsored. Mr. Campbell is a junior sponsor. C. Edward Chapman is a very ver¬ satile person indeed. He has several active hobbies, one main one being, dancing. On the school side, M r. Chapman is our government teacher and is in charge of vocational guidance which helps prepare many scholar- ship-bound seniors for college life. He also sponsors the junior class. C. EDWARD CHAPMAN mgm

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X ' • - Rosemary Huff ' s favorite hobby is sewing. This is indeed appropriate because she teaches Home Economics. A very busy task is hers in co¬ sponsoring the Home-Ec. Club, which has several active projects. Mrs. Huff is also a junior class sponsor. After school hours much of her time is devoted to her little son Mark who is five. VIVIAN HILE Sponsoring the Student Council is a busy taskindeed. Vivien Hile capably manages this job and in addition she also sponsors the National Honor Society. Both of these active clubs need much attention. Mrs. Hile teaches English and World History and sponsors the junior class. Harold R. Huff sees a lot of action during football season and for several weeks before during practice. Being assistant football coach requires much time and effort which he readily gives. He may be seen during games giving a word of advice and encouragement to the boys. He also teaches algebra and general math and he sponsors the Pep Club, the cheerleaders, and the sophomore class. F.F.A. is particularly fortunate in having such a qualified and interested sponsor as James E. Little. Mr. Little and his club boys enter many judging contests and have brought back numerous high honors. He teaches vocational agriculture and chemistry and sponsors the junior class. One of his favorite hobbies is raising angus cattle.