Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1962 volume:

LOWELL G H SCHOOL 1962 Cowellian Cowell High School Cowell, Jndiam Cowell District High School Zable of Co at eats Jeature 4 Seaiors 34 Uaderclassmea 56 A tkleties 82 Activities 10S Advertisers 128 3 Through the keyhole, representing the opening to the year past, we shall relive some of those exciting or even sad moments. It is like a diary containing those events which have special memories. These memories are special since they are about you, your friends and L.H.S. with whom you are all familiar. Looks like everyone is ready to begin studying. What a perplexing situationl Those poor freshmen boys at the Big Brother, Little Brother party. MR. FRANK E. DICK TRUSTEE RAY FORBURGER Mr. Dick received his degrees at Indiana State College and Indiana University. He is dedicated to the advancement of Lowell High School. Mr. Dick devotes himself sincerely to help all of our students. He is a well respected part of our school. Mr. Dick is also very much interested in advanc¬ ing the principles of the North Central Association and serves on many committees in the evaluation of educational curricula in other schools. 8 MR. THOMAS STUART Mr. Stuart attended Wabash College and Purdue University. He is kept very busy counciling and helping students choose the college or university they will attend. Resides these duties he has resumed teaching World History. In addition to these duties, he is Dean of Boys. BILL WEAVER MR. BILL CLARK MR. JESS SPENCER While the teachers are stimulating our brains, these three are keeping our building and yard in the best condition. MR. RAT NELSON U Nowadays everyone ' s trying to be a football player even the girls in the skit. girls were kept on their Big Sister, Little Sister Better watch where you are going Dave? What busy beavers? Don ' t worry Don, they are far behind you, as Honeywell takes first in a Cross Country meet. Deciding on a style for the Sophomore rings is quite a chore 6 Throw that ring hard! What kind of dance is that John? That ' s what one would call a Greecian pose. - r •, Z . � ■ We certainly enjoyed those entertaining and educational assemblies. Smiles!!! The report card must be good. What next-girls playing football. They called it the Powder Puff touch football game. Myrna Loy ' ‘ophonore Zella Jo Searle Junior Diane Schutz Freshman Juniors create spirit of Victory”. Mr. Touchdown Dave Gerner and Queen Jeanette Eskridge start the dancing for the evening. 16 QUEEN JEANETTE Sophomores really worked hard in creating their winning float. 18 Where there Is food, there will always be high school students-- even at a formal. You better Jump higher, Randy. Everyone seems to be enjoying themselves at the Christmas Formal. The Grand March is the highlight of every formal occasion. The L.H.S. ' land entertains with a few numbers at the Christmas program Looks like Larry has a problem. 21 Hula girls in Indiana? Hip-Hip-HoorayI!I! 22 Everyone seens to be enjoying their meal at the pitch-in dinner honoring the L.H.S. Lettermen. Queen Peggy and her court. Shiela Bruce Jane Dahl Priscilla Holley Georgina Schlesser Linda Thomason Marlean Zygula Sharon styles her play suit and seems to be ready to take it easy this summer. 2h Junior Prom Queen Priscilla Holley- being escorted to the dancing floor by- King Tom Milakovic. Alice and Charlotte seem to be relaxing for a few minutes. A Capella choir performing at the Annual Choral Concert. The boys as well as the girls looked splendid at the Junior and Senior Prom. Around the corner at the Prom Grand March. Charlene Shank was the winner of the Arion Music Award consisting of a scholarship to any college of her choice. What seems to be frightening John? 27 Donna Wargo, Senior; Susan Campbell, Freshman; Zella Jo Searle, Junior; and Jerry White, Sophomore were winners of the Departmental English Honors, Priscilla Holley was presented with the Lillian Brownell Oral English award. Boy ' s State appointments went to Walt Meyers, Steve Roy, and Steve Wilson and on the back row are seated Terry TUttle, Tom Regnier, and Ibd Pratte who were selected as alternates. Alternates to the Girl ' s State Ruth Ann Gollings, Sue Bailey, Linda Hansen, and Prudence Clifford stand behind their respective candidates Judy Sabemiak, Linda Little, Midge Herbst, and Ruth Kretz. You ' re all wet, I hit first ' . Don Kretz, Senior; Walt Meyers, Junior; Bob Cunningham, Sophomore; and Richard Pace, Freshmen, were the winners of toe intramural trophies by virtue of leading their classmates in intramural points for the entire year. 29 30 We devote our attention to the Commencement speaker. Salutatorian Dave Pratte receives one of his many awards from Principal Frank E. Dick. Sen tors Now we are Seniors, graduation has descended upon us, and we enter another phase of our lives. Even though a new type of living is before us, sadness appears on our faces and through our whole being as we think of our care-free high school days of the past, But as all classes before us we shall keep looking for opportunities of the future. Evelyn Albertson Peggy Allen Cathy Alyea Zander Allen Austin James Bolt Terry Borem Joe Boston John Boteler Philip Braun Marvin Bredemeier Sheila Bruce Diana Bruchman Terry Buchmeier Sandra Burger Ronald Bydalek Louise Chambers Judy Childress Sharon Cox Larry Cunningham Allen Curtis Jane Dahl William Dahl Joan Demerling Rolando Dirindin Sandra Drlnski Young Carlton Ebert Jeanette Eskridge Pratt Jin Fetsch Mary Ellen Fetsch Paul Fuller Kathleen Gault Monica Gembala David Garner Carolann Gleason John Gorden Pat Govert Judy Ha man Haake Bob Madders Karen Hamann Richard Hamilton Bill Hardesty Randolph Harkabua Jeffery Henke Richard Henry Douglas Herbst Sandra Huseman Mosure Jim Ialer Judy Jones Thomas Joyce Delight Juuti Kasparian Bill Kiechle Donald Kreti Janet Kreti Joseph Lear Phillip Likens Stephen Lindemer President Margaret Loveless Robert Lovell Robert McMillan Vi ' 1 Vincent Maniscalco Kathy Massoth Russell Merrills Vice-President Tom Milakovic Cheryl Mandly Jerry Nichols Penny Nolan Philip Nomanson Treasurer Larry Nord Joe Orr Leah Parrish Jannon Pattee Joe Pa rich Charles Peterson Patricia Phillips Linda Pierce Merkel David Pratte Rodney Reed Charles Reel Bemadlne Rietznan Benny Rouse Sharon Sabemiak Carl Sacco Georgina Sehlesser Sheila Schutter Ann Schuta Secretary Charlene Scroggins Eugene Sera Charlene Shank Becky Sharkey Frank Sheehy Sandra Skvierta Robert Slaman Gail Shupe Marilyn Smith Mike Snipes Carol Spry Albert Stoner Carl Studer Margaret Templin Linda Thomason Margaret Tolan Wlllaim Travis Pat Turner James Unger Carol Urbanciyk Jim Vadas Jack 7an Nada Michael Vicari Donna Wargo William Wargo Charles Werner Sharon Wiberg Philip Wletbrock John Wolgemuth Donald Wonnacott Sharon Woodbum William Wooke Pete Tale Darlene Zb In dm Marlean Zygula Senior ' Directory EVELYN ALBERTSON Glee Club, Pep Club, All School Show, Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, G. A. A., Student Council, Thespian. PEGGY ALLEN Pep Club, G. A. A., Student Council, All School Show. ALLAN AUSTIN Band, Football, L Club, All School Show Cast and Crew. JIM BOLT All School Show, Pep Club. JOE BOSTON Senior Play Cast, Thespian. RICHARD BOTELER Macfarland Jr. High School, Montgomery Blair High School, Choir. PHILIP BRAUN Band, Junior Play Cast and Crew, Senior Play Crew, F. F. A. MARVIN BREDEMEIER F. F. A. , German Club, Junior Cast and Crew. SHEILA BRUCE Home Ec. Club, Pep Club, Y-Teens, G. A. A., Glee Club. TERRY BUCHMEIER Band. SANDRA BURGER Sunshine Club, All School Show, Y-Teens, Best Look¬ ing Blonde, Best Looking Candidate for Sophomore Class. RONNIE BYDALEK Student Council. JUDY CHILDRESS Senior Play Crew, G. A. A., Pep Club, Student Council. SHARON COX Band and Twirler, Home Ec. Club, All School Show, Y-Teens, G. A. A., Pep Club, Homecoming Queen, Junior Play Cast and Crew, Tri M. LARRY CUNNINGHAM Latin Club, Football, Wrestling, Junior Play Crew, L Club. ALLEN CURTIS Latin Club, Student Council. JANE DAHL Pep Club, Y-Teens, Junior Play Cast and Crew, Senior Play Cast and Crew, All, School Show Crew, Lowellette, Lowellian, Home Ec. BILL DAHL F. F. A. , Football, Basketball, Senior Play Crew. JOAN DEMERLING Girls ' Glee Club, Pep Club. ROLANDO DIRINDIN Cross Country, Basketball, Latin Club, L. Club, Base¬ ball. CARLTON EBERT Basketball, F. F. A., Junior Play Crew. JIM FETSCH L Club, Football, Baseball, Wrestling. MARY FETSCH G. A. A. , Home Ec. Club, Junior Play Cast. PAUL FULLER Junior Play Crew. KATHY GAULT Band, Pep Club, Junior Play Crew, Tri M. MONICA GEMBALA Girls’ Glee Club, Pep Club. DAVE GERNER Football, Basketball, German Club, Sunshine Club, Student Council, L Club. GAIL SHUPE G. A. A. , Senior Play Crew. CAROL GLEASON Tri M, Thespian, Sunshine Club, Home Ec. C lub, Y- Teens, G. A. A., Girls ' Glee Club, Choir, Pep Club, Junior Play Crew. JOHN GORDON PAT GOVERT Football, Basketball, Track, L Club, German Club, Senior Play Crew, Baseball. JUDY HAAKE Home Ec. Club, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Student Coun¬ cil, Homecoming Queen Court, Junior Play Cast, All School Show Crew, Lowellette. LOUIS HABERLIN BOB HADDERS Band, Tri M, Junior Play Cast and Crew, Senior Play Crew. KAREN HAMANN RICHARD HAMILTON Football, Basketball. WILLIAM HARDESTY L Club, Ag. Club, Senior Play Crew. RANDY HARKABUS L Club, Lowellette, Latin Club, Basketball, Football. JEFF HENKE L Club, School Photographer, Lowellian, Manager of Basketball, Track, and Cross Country. RICHARD HENRY DOUGLAS HERBST Student Council, L Club, Thespian, Boys State Dele¬ gate, Wrestling, Football, Track, Latin Club, Ger¬ man Club, Sunshine Club, Junior Play Cast and Crew, Senior Play Cast and Crew, All School Show. PRISCILLA HOLLEY G. A. A. , Y-Teens, Latin Club, Pep Club, Girls ' Glee Club, Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Crew, Li¬ brarian. MARIE HOPE Glee Club, G. A. A., Junior Play Crew, Senior Play Crew. Lowellette. JOHN HORNICKEL Latin Club, L Club, Student Council, German Club, Managed Track, Basketball, Football, Junior Play Cast and Crew, Senior Play Cast and Crew. PAUL HOSHAW BOB HOYT German Club, Senior Play Crew, Junior Play Crew. JIM ISLER Cross Country, Track, Band. JUDY JONES Girls ' Glee Club, Pep Club, Senior Play Crew. TOM JOYCE Latin Club, German Club. DELIGHT JUUTI Student Council, Latin Club, German Club, Band, Tri M, National Honor Society, Thespian, All School Show, Senior Play Crew, Lowellette. RON KASPARIAN Latin Club, Pep Club, Football, L Club. BILL KIECHLE Latin Club, Football. DON KRETZ Intramural Council, Choir. JANET KRETZ Lowellette. JOSEPH LEAR Band, Tri M, Thespian, Junior Play Cast and Crew, Senior Play Cast and Crew, All School Show. PHILLIP LIKENS All School Show. STEVE LINDEMER Latin Club, National Honor Society, Student Council, Boys ' State Delegate, Baseball, Senior Play Crew. MARGARET LOVELESS Band, G. A. A., Tri M. , National Honor Society, Stu¬ dent Council, Home Ec. Club, Junior Play Crew, Ger¬ man Club, Lowellette, Y-Teens. BOB LOVELL BOB McMILLEN Latin Club, Track. CHERYL MANDLY G. A. A., Pep Club, Latin Club, Girls ' Glee Club, Ger man Club, Junior Play Cast and Crew, Senior Play Cast and Crew, All School Show Crew, Lowellian. VINCENT MANISCALCO KATHY MASSOTH Senior Play Crew, Junior Play Crew, Girls ' Glee Club, G. A. A. LINDA MERKEL RUSS MERRILS Transferred from Hobart, Basketball, Track. RON MEYER Latin Club, National Honor Society, Lowellette. TOM MILAKOVIC Football, Basketball, Golf, L Club. EDWIN MOODY Latin Club, Pep Club, L Club, Junior Play Cast and Crew, Senior Play Crew, Lowellian, Thespian. SANDRA MOSURE JERRY NICHOLS PENNY NOLAN Latin Club, Student Council, German Club, Pep Club, Lowellette, Junior Play Cast, Lowellian. PHILIP NOMANSON Cross Country, L Club, Track, Basketball, Student Council, Sunshine Club, Pep Club, Thespian, Junior Play Cast and Crew, Senior Play Cast and Crew, All School Show. LARRY NORD Football, Basketball, Baseball, L Club, Junior Play Crew, Senior Play Crew. JOE ORR LEAH PARRISH Home Ec. Club, Tri M, All School Show, Lowellette, Band. JANNON PATTEE Sunshine Club, Band, Tri M, National Honor Society, Hoos- ier Girls’State, Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, Home Ec. Club. JOE PAVICH Football, Pep Club. CHUCK PETERSON PAT PHILLIPS Girls ' Glee Club, Y-Teens, Home Ec. Club, Pep Club, Thespian, Junior Play Cast and Crew, Senior Play Cast and Crew, All School Show. DAVID PRATTE Student Council, National Honor Society. JEANETTE PRATT Latin Club, G. A. A., Girls ' Glee Club, Pep Club, Student Council, Thespian, Lowellette, Lowellian, Senior Play Crew. RODNEY REED CHARLES REEL BERNADINE RIETMAN Girls ' Glee Club, Home Ec. Club. BENNY ROUSE L Club, Sunshine Club, F. F. A., Pep Club, Football. SHARON SABERNIAK G. A. A., National Honor Society, Student Council, Thespian, Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, Girls ' State Delegate. CARL SACCO Pep Club, Senior Play Crew and Assistant Director, All School Show Crew, Thespian. GEORGINA SCHLESSER Transferred from Hammond Tech. SHEILA SCH UTTER ANN SCHUTZ Pep Club, Latin Club, Home Ec. Club, Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Crew. CHARLENE SCROGGINS Home Ec. Club, Junior Cast and Crew, Band, German C lub. EUGENE SERA F. F. A. CHARLENE SHANK Latin Club, Home Ec. Club, Y-Teens, Tri M, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Student Council, Junior Play Crew, Band. BECKY SHARKEY G. A. A., Pep Club, Latin Club, Thespian, Student Director of Junior Play, Junior Play Crew, Senior Play Cast and Crew, All School Show. FRANK SHEEHY Wrestling, Golf, Senior Play Cast and Crew, Lowellian. SANDRA SKWIERTZ Pep Club, Home Ec. Club. BOB SLAMAN Band. MARILYN SMITH Junior Play Cast, All School Show Crew, Pep Club. MIKE SNIPES Basketball, Football, Golf, L Club. CAROL SPRY G. A. A., Girls ' Glee Club. ALBERT STONER German Club, All School Show. CARL STUDER Tri M, Band, Basketball Manager, Track, Cross Country, L Club, Student Council. MARGARET TEMPLIN Girls ' Glee Club, G. A. A. .Junior Play Cast and Crew, Senior Play Cast and Crew. LINDA THOMASON English Award, Girls ' Glee Club, Student Council, Na¬ tional Honor Society, Lowellette, D. A. R. Award, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award, Pep Club. MARGARET TOLAN G. A. A., Pep Club, Girls’ Glee Club, Y-Teens, Home Ec. Club, All School Show Cast, Junior Play Cast and Crew, Senior Play Cast and Crew, Thespian. BILL TRAVIS PAT TURNER Pep Club, Thespian, Home Ec. Club, Girls ' Glee Club, G. A. A., All School Show, Junior Play Crew, Senior Play Crew. JIM UNGER Boys ' State, A Cappella, Student Council, Cross Country, Baseball, L Club, National Honor Society. CAROL URBANCZYK Cheerleader, Pep Club, G. A. A., Student Council, All School Show Crew, Junior Play Cast and Crew, Senior Play Crew. JIM VADAS F. F. A., Intramural Council. JACK VAN NADA Pep Club, Student Council, Latin Club, Basketball L Club, Football, Golf. MIKE VICARI Thespian, Junior Play Crew, Senior Play Cast and Crew. DONNA WARGO Pep Club, Sunshine Club, Thespian, National Honor So¬ ciety, Student Council, G. A. A., Lowellette, Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, All School Show, Cheerleader. BILL WARGO Thespian, L Club, All School Cast and Crew, Junior Play Cast and Crew, Senior Play Cast and Crew, Pep Club, Baseball, Wrestling, Football Manager, Basketball. CHUCK WERNER SHARON WIBERG Girls’Glee Club, Home Ec. Club, Pep Club, All School Show Crew. PHILIP WIETBROCK Junior Play Crew, Basketball, Cross Country, Track JOHN WOLGEMUTH DON WONNACOTT Football, Basketball, Pep Club, Track, L Club, Thespian. SHARON WOODBURN Choir, Pep Club. BILL WOODKE Football, FFA, Junior Play Cast and Crew, L Club, Wrestling. PETE YAHL SANDRA YOUNG DARLENE ZBINDEN Home Ec. Club, GAA, Pep-Club, ' Y-Teens, Junior Play Cast and Crew, Senior Play Cast and Crew, All School Show Crew. CATHY ZANDER G. A. A. i Pep Club, Thespian, Latin Club,-Girls ' Glee Club, All School Show, Junior Play Cast .and Crew, Senior Play Cast and Crew. MARLEAN ZYGULA G. A. A., Pep Club, Girls ' Glee Club, Junior Play Cast and Crew, Senior Play Cast and Crew, Home Ec. Club. Senior r Sponsors MRS. VIVIAN KILE Mrs. Hile is another one of our well qualified English teachers. She attended Goshen College. Her main task is to teach the incoming Freshman good use of the English language. MR. LEONARD B. MINIX Music to Mr. Minix is a very important part of our school life, and since he has started directing the band, students can hear the noted improvement in the band. He directs the band and also gives private lessons. He attended Indiana State College. 5U MISS MARY FRANCES BAUGHMAN Miss Baughman attended Indiana State College and Indiana University. She cap¬ ably teaches Advanced Algebra, Plane Solid Geometry, and Trigonometry, to the various students who are interested in mathematics. She is always willing to help any of her students who desire her help. Each year her Solid Geometry class displays the beautiful Christmas tree. MR. JAMES LITTLE Mr. Little learned his teaching skill at Purdue University. His Ag. students receive many awards every year. Besides teaching agriculture he also teaches Chemistry. MR. C. EDWARD CHAPMAN C. Edward Chapman, our government teacher, attended Wabash College. He is most remembered by the Senior class! Besides his teaching chore, he attempts to find time for guidance work. He is known for his Senate and House of Representatives, which he conducts in each of his government classes. Under classmen 1 t every senior w wonder what Lowell High School i is. coming to when they observe I w the underclassmen. I ' m sure if m f they would think back a couple of years, they would have found 1 their actions and manner similar of today ' s underclassmen. Te3, those seemingly impossible fresh¬ men, sophomores, and juniors soon become seniors and young adults ready to takB responsibility. i J i Those four years in high school k make possible learning to work as a A unit, a driving spirit in reaching a certain goal, as well as an accumulat- A — Class of 1963 Treasurer Sue Schulte and Secretary Ken McAllister President Terry Tuttle and Vice President Bob Dahl David Dorothy She Alexander Anderson Bailey Arthur Baker Janet Bartlov Karen Basham Tom Beckman Carol Behen Michael Beird Bonnie Bets Bruce Borggren r Bruce Brummel « Marvin Burch Bill Bush Mary Bush Larry Prudence Cheek Clifford Bill Linda Carlson Cavinder Terry Coffin Donald Cooper Alice Cronkhite Bob Dahl Nick Ronald Davis Dawson Diane Diane Dickinson Dovichi Bill Drake Ralph Drinski Jim Eberle Leslie Erb Alice Everett Thomas Feddeler Sharon Fetsch Charles Fiene Paul Bus selberg Deborah Goodwin James Gottschalk V i Carol Graves Karen Greathouse A Janet Greer f Bob Griesraer Pat Haberlln Bob Haberzetle Bill Hagle Bob Ham . h Linda Hansen Bill Hayden Sandra Hendryx Marjorie Herbst Melody Her Diane H oshaw Charles Howklnson Ronald Huseman Marie Jurs Sharon Jurs Beverly Kamminga Steve Ruth Kersey Kretz John Kroll Sara Linda Laumeyer Little Robert Sheila Livengood Lobin 60 Terry Meyer « « Walter Meyers Richard Mikels Keith Miller Larry Miller Sharon Minton Michael Moody Adolph Mueller Sob Meyers Jim Nichols Cheryl Nolan Margaret Pete Nomanson Nomansan Billie Ogbom Charlotte Phebus Theodore Pratt Ken Phillips Peggy Prevo Marlene Quasebarth Kathy Ragon Kathy Rattray Judy Saberniak Kathy Sayers Kathy Russel Margaret Rutkowske Lynn Ruge 61 Pat Barbara Sue Schmelter Schreiber Schulte Sandra Schultz Zella Jo Searle ■Hi Dennis Skelley Mike Skorka Richard Smith Larry Snell Jim Scott Karen Wayne Stelnbach Stoll Lyle Linda Strickhom Sullivan Linda Swett Charlotte George Taylor Taylor Alice Thiel Bill Mary Thornton Titei Terry Tuttle Karen Usher Judy Welle Mary Weatphal Alexander Wllkaa Bonnie Bernease VanDyke Ward Richard Underwood Austin Wilson Carol Wilson Ernest Wilson Sandra Sandra furgilas Zander NOT AVAILABLE Dan Brortan Terry Coffin Joe O ' Connell Jim Pavich Dick Underwood junior Sponsors MR. GERALD BRAUN If History is your favorite subject then Mr. Braun is one of the fine teach¬ ers of History at Lowell High. He seems very much interested in History because his students feel he teaches it very well. Mr. Braun graduated from Indiana State College. Freshmen algebra, is also taught by Mr. Braun. MR. ROBERT RAT One can find the amatuer and ex¬ perienced artist in Mr. Ray ' s art classes. His students make the posters for plays and design the crowns the queens will wear. Aside from this busy schedule he also teaches World History. Mr. Ray attended Iowa Wesleyan and the Art Institute of Chicago. MR. WILLIAM MARTIN Mr. Martin finds time from his regular teaching schedule to help students prepare for the Junior and Senior Plays and also the All- School Show. During school time he teaches Junior and Senior English, Literature, Composition and Speech and Drama. He attended Indiana State College and Indiana University. 63 ROSEMARY HUFF MRS. GLADYS HETHERTNOTON If you see a cheery smile on a face, then it probably is Mrs. Hetherington. She teaches Sophomore English and Literature. She attended Hanover College. MRS. Mrs. Huff is one of the two Home Ec. teachers who readies some of our students for the job of housewife. Mrs. Huff graduated from Indiana State College. MR. GEORGE HAM Mr. Ham has been a typing teacher at Lowell High for a number of years. Before his teaching career he attended De Pauw University. His many awards for typing exemplifies his typing ability. Class of 1964 President Jerry Boyd, Secretary-Treasurer Dan Herbst, and Vice President Becky Holts Norma Alexander Ernie Anderson Judy Andersen Mary Alexander Judy Armstrong Emogene Asche John Austgen Bruce Austin Marion Bailey 65 Peter Brockman Tom Crl8ler Nancy Baker Kathy Barts Preston Beeler Robert Beird J r. i % Todd Bill Belshaw Berdine Carol Cynthia Berger Burger Drummond Black Ronnie Jerry Bostian Boyd Keith Brown Terry Brown John Brogh Burger Jim Qarry Donald Burnham Carlson Connie David Childress Childress Connie Clark Reta Clinton Diane Coffin 5 i i William Cook Sharon Copelin Joan Crisan Jim Cunningham Robert Cunningham Donald Curtis Bernard Daun 66 Laura Nancy Leslie Carol Davey Dinsmore Drake Duncan Carol ynn Donna Eberle Ebert Shirley Finck Gayle Fox ' l ✓ V ( Donna Galbraith Dennis Gates Arthur Oeiter John Gidley Nancy Gorball Nancy Graham Michael Grant Betty Gray Diana Bill Grover Ham Rosalie Hamblin Roger Hanson Ila Harrison John Henke Dan Herbst Linda Herron Larry Hitzeman Donna Hodges Becky Holtz 67 9 Don Honeywell Russell Horn Tom Hunley Ann Hutton Susan Jones Sue Johnson Keith J ohnston Dennis Ronald Keithley Ketelaar Diane Kintz Agnes Kirkus George Kooistra Barbara George Kopaczewski Korthauer Bob Kralek Clarence Krapf Christine Kroll Janet Kuhns Frank Kukrel Carol Lach Bonnie Lamport David Lanoue Joe Lappie Virginia Lawerence Reggie Llewellyn Don Love Myma Loy Larry Luchene Delores Luckiewic Margaret McKosson Marian Lear Cl Kenneth Menefee i PA Kenny Merkel -4 Jane Meyer Ronald Meyer Diane Miller Cheryl Jennifer Jackie Mosier Moyer Neal Carol Nespital Howard Nutt ( 1 Phyllis Ogle Gail Dorothy Olsen Orr Ted Larry Dana Paprstein Parrish Pattee Melvin Perzee Linda J oyce Phares Price Mary Reed Linda Gary Reinhard Rich George Linda Rietman Rose a Jim Rosenthal Nolan Roy Frances Ruge Jim Rupar Paul Russel LeEtta Russell « Patricia Scheub Alice Ronald Delores Donald Fred Linda Shields Shipley Sinks Smith Sons Stephenson 69 Ronnie Taylor £ Christine Van Nada Carolyn Strickhom Nancy Strickhom John Stuhlmacher Wayne Stuppy Betty Talley Barbara Taylor Zachary Marthann Eugene John Susan Taylor Tolan Truman Unger Usher Jacqueline Witt V ' Robert Yahl Donna Zander Michael Zatorski William Zulaski Marlin Zygula A n Barry Wilk Joe Hayden Robert Hennin Dan Hughes Lance Mulvihill John Post Micnael Schutter 70 MRS. ARLINE VANDERMARK Mrs. Vandermark is the other half of our Home Economics teaching team. She also teaches the art of homemaking to the feminine group of our student body. She received her degree at Purdue University. Resides her teaching, Mrs. Vandermark is the school ' s dietician and also Dean of Girls. MR. JOHN TODD Mr. Todd attended Indiana Central and also 3utler University. He is kept very busy by teaching p hysics, physiography and coaching our wrestling and track teams. Sophomore MISS JUDITH VAUGHT Mr. Miller, another very busy teacher, must find time from teach¬ ing commercial studies to direct the students on the yearbook staff. He supervises the printing of pictures for the school yearbook. Mr. Miller attended Indiana State College. Miss Vaught is another member of our English department. She attended Indiana State College. She has been working with the Lowellette staff to promote a better school newspaper. Miss Vaught assists Mr. Martin in preparing for Senior and Junior plays, also the All School Show. MR. DANIEL MOLCHAN MR. KEITH PERRY Another biology instructor is Mr. Perry. Along with teaching biology he also assists in coaching. A busy life for anyone I He attended Indiana State College. Sponsors Mr. Molchan received his degree at Purdue University. He loves sports as anyone could tell, as he teaches physical education and Health and Safety. He coaches our football team and assists in basketball teams. He also participates in the Student- Faculty games. MISS MARY ALICE WILCOX Miss Wilcox is a colorful mem¬ ber of our faculty. She is kept busy with teaching shorthand and bookkeeping and managing the book¬ store. Miss Wilcox attended Central Normal College and Indiana University. MR. DENNIS PLANTKNGA Mechanical drawing and Shop are the teaching tasks of Mr. Plantenga. He attended Purdue University. Also assists in coaching. 72 Class of 965 Frances Adams Shirley Adams President Susan Cox, Vice-President Jim Austgen Secretary Marsha Hunt, Treasurer Dick Henn (absent) Donna Bales Ramona William Carol Basham Behen Beier Neal Judith Beier Berg Carolyn Boggs Jann Gary Boone Boston Donald Kenneth Bradbury Bradley Richard Bradley Earl 3randt Ruthann Branham Henry Dennis Breckling Bros 73 Karen Brown Robert Brown Mary Bruce David Brumbaugh Naomi Buckels Joseph Bush Kristine Copelin Mary Dolberry Richard Susan Cable Campbell Lance Cepuder Peggy Margaret Rex Challoner Chambers Clark Gwynn Clemens J oseph Clemens Pamela Clifford Y Patricia Clinton Regina Clore Bruce Connelly Harvey Cook Vernon Susan Cornell Cox John Ronald Jackie Crisan Crofford Cross Richard Cynthia Cumberlin Curless Mike Dahl - j a Del Dean Deavour3 Victoria DeLoe Richard Dickerson Raymond Dirindin Allen Dockweiler Rosemarie Bryon Jack Barry Diana Dorsett Dreiling Drew Dunbar Dykeman Joyce Eaker Robert Foster David Gagnon Nancy Joan David Sharon Frank Betty Ebert Ellis Eskridge Everett Farrell Fedler Sharon Richard Finch Fish Gerald Fogarty Cheryl Foley Linda Foster Daryl Lynn Fraley Frank William Norma Frayer Gaarz Geraldine Linda Galvin Gates John Gorball Richard Govert Thomas Grant Nancy Grover Elsie Govert Stephen Grzych Christine Gunnerson Charles Geraldine Richard Haberlin Hall Hall Linda Hamm Phyllis Hammersley Mary Hammond Edward Hardesty Kay Dan Harness Harrison Peggy Harder 75 U ' •� ' . 4 1 Donald Hartman Jean Hayden Richard John Hayden Heath Douglas Richard Hein Kenn Ned Herron John Rachel Here Here Lois Hess David Hittle Constance Hile Carol Hoffman Virginia Holtz Marvin H oneycutt Patricia Huebsch Richard Hulsey Gary Humfer Cherri Hunt Marsha Hunt Geraldine Stanley Hurst Hurst Richard Huseman James Iliff Jeff Johnston Shirley Joyce Nancy Lach William James Lain Langen Sandra Carol Lanoue Larson Charles Laumeyer 76 Trudy Lawyer Carol Timothy Jack Richard Lewandovski Lindley Likens Love James Loveless Nancy Lukken Sharon McElroy Jacquelyn Michael Pamela McGhee Mclntire Manno Ruth Marsh Ramona Mathis % ,jL t Allen Meyer Albert Michiels Lloyd Milton Sheila Minton Judith Molden Lynn Thomas Mosier Moyer Linda Connie Mussman Nelson William Neaves Gary Nomanson Patricia Olsen Cassandra Orr Thomas Pancini Richard Pace Paul Linda Patchett Parks Clifford Gerald Patch in Pelham Virginia Perfettl Marilyn Doria Persee Peterson Jimmy Peterson 77 William Pigg Linda Poer Rax Popplewell 0 • Y Y Rebecca Prevo Cleoellen Quale Mary Richards Harriett Ricketts Michael Roy M Anita Rupar It Diane Schultz Kristine Gayle Schlachter Schoon Robert Diane Schultz Schutz 9 Jt % ■■■ Sjt Wayne Schutz Ralph Scott Elaine Skelley Alan Stack Neil Stuppy Donn Sund Judy Sykora °V Raymond Szarmach 4 Lloyd Taylor t H ' H Dennis Tegtmeyer Betty Templer Laura Thomason Lawrence Thwing Alan Trueblood John Underwood Elizabeth Unger 78 Edward Vadas Oraig Wletbrock Fred Vadas John Valois Rosemary Sidney Valois Van Horn Jamie Dale VanDeursen Vaughn Gilbert Walker Carol Ward Don Weaver Dawn Wiberg Naomi Wedding Sharon Wells Erlene Wemes Doris John Wilson Wilson J oseph Wilson Martha Wilson Ronnie Wilson Bill Bonnie Wilson Woodbum Dale Mitchell Larry Joseph Woodke Zakula Zander Zarych Owen Brown Bonnie Clark Tbm Felder Don Mahone John Mentink Darlene Schutz Not Available 79 MR. WENDELL FREDERICK . vV ntmwt ytvWrj Mr. Frederick learned the art of conducting students in music at Manchester College and also at Northwestern. Along with the duties of teaching vocal music, he also teaches Latin. MRS. MARY SISSON •freshman Mrs. Sisson has just re¬ turned to teaching after a year ' s rest. She has resumed teaching U. S. History to the Junior class. Mrs. Sisson received her degree at Purdue University. Sponsors MR. PAUL SCHUYLER Mr. Schuyler is responsible for the active intramural program for the boys at Lowell High. He also instructs our boys in Drawing and Industrial Arts. Mr. Schuyler ' s college life was spent at Purdue University.. MISS GERALDINE THOMPSON Miss Thompson has a very big task, that is the task of taking care of our library. She also directs the student librarians and under her supervision they become well experienced. Miss Thompson attended Lindenwood College and the University of Illinois. 80 I MR. ORVILLE RATZLAFF Want to learn German? Join Mr. Ratzlaff ' s German class. Resides teaching German he also teaches Freshman English and literature. He attended Anderson College and Columbia University. MRS. EVAMAE BIBICH MRS. HAZEL NICHOLS Mrs. Nichols attended Indiana University. She teaches Latin and English and literature to Juniors. She can always be seen standing at her door with a bright smile on her face. MR. HAROLD CAMPBELL Mrs. Bibich, the girls ' physical education teacher, attended Indiana State College. She is kept very busy trying to keep up with about two hundred girls three times a week. This would be a difficult task for anyone, but Mrs. Bibich seems to enjoy it. MR. ARTHUR ROSE Algebra is a pretty hard subject for many students, but they can always get help from Mr. Rose. He taught Algebra this year and was also a member of cur football coaching staff. Mr. Rose attended Indiana State College and Ball State. 81 Our chemistry and biology instructor is Mr. Campbell. Ke received his degree at Eastern Illinois University. He can be seen helping students with their experiments or displays for the Science Fair. Ictics More students participate in sports at Lowell High than in any other activity. Not all students are on the basketball, football teams, etc., but they are at the games cheering their team to victory - — or feeling depression after being defeated. Sportsmanship is learned and continues to grow through the seasons helping mind as well as the body to grow. Observers learn the true meaning of sportsmanship as do the participatants. We are very proud of all who were on the various teams of the different sports and hope they will continue to do as well. lootball The Fighting Red Devils football team was in the thick of the battle for the conference championship down to the last game. But our last game was postponed because of a severe rain storm and cold spell, and that last game with Dyer turned into a battle for second place and we lost 28-7. The Devils pushed across nine touchdowns to run up tne nighest score in recent years in downing East Gary 60-0. Our football team reached it ' s peak in a battle witn a tough Edison team and we ran ail over tnem winning by a score of 35-19. The defense and offense were tops and like the opposing coach remarked after tne game, tnose Red Devils came to play football. A touchdown by Gerner that was set up by same good blocking went for 93 yards and we were off. First Row: P. Russel, P. Bruckman, D. Black, E. Truman, J. Gidley, D. Childress, J. Fiene, J. Rosenthal, Second Row: B. Hayden, B. Griesmer, D. Herbst, S. Wilson, R. Dawson, T. Beckman, B. Haberzetle, T. Tuttle, Third Row: M. Moody, P. Govert, A. Austin, D. Wonnacutt, B. Woodke, M. Snipes, 3. Kiechle, L. Cunningham, Fourth Row: A. Wilson, J. Van Nada, R. Kasparian, D. Gerner, B. Rouse, L. Nord, D. Herbst, T. Milakovlc. 85 We went up to Merrillville and tore them apart by a score of 26-12, wnicn was another top performance ty our boys. This time we got to bring home the gold foot¬ ball. Larry Cunningham was selected on the All-Conference as a guard as was Dave Gerner in the half back slot, and Tern Milakovic also made the team as an end. Bill ’Woodke was chosen on tne second team. Tom goes in for the TD . -and the race is on. 86 First Row: R. Henn, J. Wilson, C. Laumeyer, B. Rouse, D. Dickerson, T. Pancini, Second Row: B. Wilson, C. Patchin, J. Langen, J. Bush, R. Govert, J. Peterson, A. Stack, H. Breckling. Third Row: T. Lindley, T. Felder, D. Woodke, J. Austgen, R. Pace, N. Beier, R. Clark, V. Cornell, B. Dunbar. The ref seems to be in a hurry. Watch � rtiere you ' re going, Dave. 88 Varsity Football 0 Football-O-Rama 7 7 Griffith Hi 13 Portage 13 60 East Gary 0 m Gary Wirt 12 13 Highland 18 35 Edison 19 13 Crown Point 18 26 Merrillville 12 7. Dyer 27 J V Football 7 Griffith 7 6 Valparaiso lii 13 Andrean Hi 52 Highland 0 7 Crown Point 12 13 Dyer 13 Hi Merrillville 7 Freshmen Football 20 Crown Point 0 13 Andrean 20 20 Valparaiso 13 27 Munster 0 28 Dyer 0 7 Andrean 13 Baseball U Hammond Tfech 7 0 Hammond Clark Hi 6 Edison 7 Ji Wirt 16 3 Griffith li 7 Highland 1 3 Merrillville li 2 Portage 9 5 Crown Point li 10 Dyer 11 3 Calumet 15 li East Gary 6 7 Chesterton 6 Wrestling 31 Edison 23 21 Bishop Noll 25 23 Portage 28 16 Hammond Clark 36 16 Merrillville 3U 32 Dyer 16 Ii2 Wirt 6 12 Hammond Tech 3b 9 Hammond Morton 37 Hi Hammond High 32 15 Roosevelt (Gary) 29 17 Highland 27 18 Crown Point 25 20 Valparaiso 20 3li East Gary lli 3U Griffith 16 Scores of Scores Varsity Basketball li2 Chesterton hB lil DeMotte 56 61 Morocco 51i 60 Hqbron 53 59 Dyer 37 7li East Gary 56 56 Griffith 6o 51i Portage 82 U6 Calumet 62 52 Norcn Judson U9 50 Highland li3 56 Crown Point 66 U9 Bishop Noll 71 60 Portage 52 31 East Gary 71 80 MerrillviHe 6h 6h River Forest 52 69 Wirt 59 53 Griffith 62 68 Hammond Been 65 59 Hammond 65 J V Basketball 3h Chester ton 3li IjB DeMotte 36 25 Morocco 38 33 Hebron li8 39 Gavit 31 li7 Dyer 29 37 East Gary- 59 30 North Judson 31 31 Highland 29 li7 Griffith 35 U9 Merrillville 51 li5 Crown Point h9 U6 Bishop Noll ho 35 Portage 57 2i6 Edison h3 50 Merrillville 52 1 6 River Forest Ho ho Wirt H2 hi Griffith lili Freshmen Basketball 38 Munster 2H 26 Rensellaer 38 2H Washington 6H 36 Crown Point 31 18 Dyer 27 36 River Forest lil 3h Merrillville 56 hh North Judson lil 31 Griffith 30 hO Bishop Noll 50 36 Hammond High 63 51 Crown Point 56 H8 Hebron H5 35 Highland 51i Cross Country U9 Calume t 15 20 Wanatah 35 32 Griffith 25 22 Highland 33 27 Gary Wirt 28 22 Merrillville 33 23 East Gary 38 31 Kouts 2li 21 Dyer 36 20 Edison 39 h7 Crown Point 16 17 Merrillville lil 39 River Forest ; 20 39 Portage 22 25 East Gary 39 33 Chesterton 15 32 Hebron 23 D-ack 29 Hobart 132 Crown Point 78 Griffith 53 37 Calumet 72 31i Dyer 56 Chesterton H7 li7 Andrean 62 28 Wirt 55 Griffith 52 51 Highland 56 East Gary 29 li9 Bishop Noll 61i li Hobart 99 Wirt li6 Merrillville lili Crown Point 31 29 Portage 57 Edison 51 25 Merrillville 58 Crown Point 5U 53 Morocco 56 79 Wheatfield 70 DeMotte 51 Wanatah U5 H9 Hebron 59 Golf 223 Edison 211 223 Roosevelt (Gary) 205 183 Merrillville 161 133 Portage 191 187 East Gary 219 137 Highland 160 137 Horace Mann 181 206 Bishop Noll 163 206 Hammond Tech 137 190 Beecher 168 176 Highland 16H 176 Griffith 170 19li Horace Mann 191 19H Merrillville 176 137 Roosevelt (E.C. ) 177 178 Crown Point 153 178 Wirt 179 165 Dyer 16H 165 Edison 178 90 I.owell wins again. Undressing in a public place—my, oh my1f!f Cross Country One the toughest of tne high school sports is Cross Country. The two mile run is up and down hills, over rough terrain, and through cold and rain. Ihe Red Devil harriers turned in creditable season ' s record, but ran out of gas at tne conference meet and finished far down the line. Don Honeywell was tne top point getter with 11 8 and Bob Cunnin iam next with 116. Both will return next year along with Ray Dirindin and Mickey Roy also letter winners. G. Nomanson, M. Roy, M. Cunningham, J. Unger, T. Pratt, R. Dirindin, D. Honeywell, P. Nomanson, R. Dirindin. 91 basketball Basketball practice got off to a slow start tnis season as 5 of 6 of tne eventual starters had to play a postponed football game at Eyer, The final polished team was not ready for tne opener with one of Chester¬ ton ' s finest teams in many years. Our Fighting Red Devils did well, How¬ ever, and were leading at the end of tne third quarter by 5 points only to be tied by Chesterton at the gun and then on to lose in tne overtime. With a cold shooting night at DeMotte and their second straight set back the Red Devils rebounded with four strai it victories prior to the Lake County and Chesterton tournies. With a Hi to 9 quarter lead over Griffith in the Lake County Tourney the Red Devils proceeded to flounder and couldn ' t get untracked and came out with a four point loss. At the Chesterton tourney things got worse. A 28 point loss to a young Portage team and a 16 point loss to an average Calumet team made the Red Devils and followers wish they had stayed home. Wake-up, Randy you ' re supposed to be playing basketball. MM MV vamM nMfllKS K||I W M y m m ■ ' WBr. ■ fll VV ill ■ � ■ B ,4L M Left to right: R. Mikels, R. Merrills, T. Feddeler, T. Milakovic, L. Nord, R. Dirindin, R. Harkabus, M. Snipes, J. Van Nada, T. Tuttle, B. Dahl, B. Hayden. 92 Sure do have some flat-footed basketball pxayers. IVo days after the opening tip off of the North Judson game, our Red Devils beat the Blue Jays to get back to their winning ways. Due to an electrical storm ]Vo days after the opening tip off of the North Judson game, our Red Devils beat the Blue Jays to get back to tneir winning ways. Due to an unusually heavy sleet and snow storm a power line snapped and plunged the gym into darkness and the game was delayed until on Monday. After a win from Highland and a loss to Crown Point and Bishop Noll the Devils avenged their previous loss to Portage by and eight point margin and continued to win tneir conference games by beating Edison, Merrill- Key Jack, everybody ' s watching. ville, and Wirt. Going in to the final game of tne season witn Griffith our Fignting Red Devils were tied with Crown Point for first place in the conference. With another b point loss to Griffith tnings looked bad indeed to take that championsnip. It happened, though, and Crown Point lost plunging Merrillville, Lowell, and Crown Point into a three way tie for the first place trophy. In tne sectional our Devils lead all tne way and eventually beat Hammond Ibch 68-65. Ibam balance showed as 5 of 6 players scored in the double figures. Then that night after leading Hammond Clark the first two quarters and trailing only 3 points at the end of the third quarter our Devils faltered toward tne end and were elininated from the tourney by a 65 to 59 count; thereby, ending the third consecutive winning year for tne Fighting Red Devils. 93 Tom Milakovic was moved to center at mid season and became a demon on tne boards and scored well in toe real impor¬ tant games. Mike Snipes made tne All-Conference team and tied the single game scoring record at 36 . He al30 set a record for the most free throws in one game at 18 out of 19 tries. Randy Harkabus an All-Conference selection set four rebounding and scoring records. Rebounding records set were for most in one season at 21 2 and most in varsity career at 1 68. Also scored most points in one season at 331 and in varsity career at 591 . 91 Jack Van Nad? was switched from forward to the guard position this year and performed excellently in setting up plays. He was also selected for tne Sportsmanship Award. Terry lUttle was the regular sixth man on tne team and played good defensive ball and played well in tne tournies. Larry Nord received All-Conference Honorable Mention; and ne, too, became a playmaker after playing tne forward or center spot last year. 95 Jack makes a cute ballerina on the gym floor. l J V basketball First Row: D. Childress, T. Brown, B. Wilk, J. Fiene, J. Cunningham, Second Row: T. Belshaw, R. Shipley, B. Felder, R. Llewellyn, L. Cheek, D. Black, J. Stulmacher. First Row: J. Drew, C. Patchin, T. Felder, B. Wilson, P. Patchett, B. Foster. Second Row: C. Haberlin, K. Huseroan, L. Cepuder, B. Rouse, R. Pace, J. Underwood, T. Lindley. Third Row: R. Dirindin, M. Roy, J. Heath, D. Woodke, J. Austgen, N. Stuppy. Jrcslmm Basketball Kneeling; T. Cook, D. Harrison, D. Herbst, L. Cunningham, M. Zakula. Standing: G. Nomanson, D. Hughes, M. Cunningham, C. Howklnson, D. Herbst, B. Grlesmer, C. McMlllen. Wrestling The bubble finally burst. After winning the conference championship two years in a row we finally took it on tne cnin. We finished third. However, we had two boys who took first in the Crown Point Sectional, Larry Cunningham and Danny Herbst. Chuck McMillen and Bob Griesmer placed sec¬ ond in the sectional and ali four boys wrestled in the regionals in Lafayette. Chuck and Dan placed fourth at the regionals. Captain Larry Cunningham went undefeated during the regular season with a 11-0 record plus three wins each in the conference meet and tne sectionals. Nine letter winners will be returning for next season ' s wars and that conference championship. Chuck checks his weight. 98 Take it easy on the heads, boys. Tie him in a bow and send him home, Doug. Larry Cunningham for his tremendous desire, leadership, and scholarship was the winner of the All Sports Trophy. Dob, what type of victory waltz is that. Danny, you shouldn ' t be laying down on the job. 99 Standing: R. Pace, N. Stuppy, B. Felder, T. Belshaw, R. Lllewellyn, J. Boteler, L. Nord, P. Govert, R. Dirindin, Kneeling: B. Wilson, G. Elliott, A. Stack, B. Wllk, T. Brown, J. Unger, J, Flene, Baseball Baseball, like the rest of our spring sports, was dominated by underclassmen and didn ' t get on the winning side enough times. The big feather in the Devil cap was beating Crown Point 5-lu ' Ihey gave the leaders of tne con¬ ference a headache losing only by one run to each of tne conference leaders. Ihere were only tnree Seniors on this year ' s team and with most of the lettermen returning will be a powerhouse next year. Knock It out of the park, Larry. Jim Unger was the winner of the trophy for obtaining tne highest scholarship for an athlete. 100 Boy, pay attention to the game. Pat jaunts across home plate. VJhat are you doing, Pilly? 101 Back How: G. Nomanson, J. Wilson, R. Mayer, R. Smith, J. Austgen, D. Honeywell, K. Brown, J. Gidley, R. Dlrindin, B. Kralek, G. Rietman, C. Fiene, P. Patchett. Front Rowr A. Wilson, G. Korthauer, D. Childress, A. Trueblood, J. Drew, R. Dawson, J Langen, J, Patchin, B, Cunning¬ ham, P. Nomanson, D. Herbst, C. Laumeyer. Zrack Woefully lacking in experienced personnel, our track squad suffered through a very disastrous season. The team was made up of mostly freshmen and sophomores and witn determination and lots of desire should be a winner next year, Jim Patchin was tne leading point getter with John Gidley craning in a close second. George Kort¬ hauer tied the school record of 22:9 in the 220 yard dash, and ne along with Patchin, Gidley, and George Rietman made up one of tne fastest half mile relay teams in L.H.S. history. Jack, take the baton with you. 102 103 Killings Adolph Mueller, Tom Regnier, Ron Shipley, Ken Me Abater, Tom lilakovic. Standings Drummond Black, Larry Zander, Jim Cunningham, Rich Mlkele. Twenty two candidates yelled Fore and took off in quest of the coveted five man golf team. Four were returning lettemen—-Tom Milakovic, Ken McAllister, Adolph Mueller, and Ron Shipley—and Tan Regnier, eventually, became tne fifth regular. Ricn Mikels, Jinny Cunningham, Drummond Slack, and Larry Zander all played in one or more matches and certainly will be pushing for places on tne team next year. Our season wasn ' t exactly what you call a big success as we lost more than we won, but with more experience and seasoning we should be a winner next year. In our final match we turned in the best score of the season with Milakovic getting a 37, McAllister and Snipley 1 2 ' s, and Regnier a 1 1 for 165 and still got beat. Such form Lining it up Keep your head down Paul Schuyler Athletic Director Head Basketball Dan Molchan Head Football Assistant Basketball Art Rose Assistant Football Coaches Bob Miller Oolf John Todd Wrestling Track Dennis Plantenga Cross Country Assistant Track Keith Perry Baseball Freshmen Football Freshmen Basketball 105 Student Managers Jeff Henke, Statistician Carl Studer, Senior Manager Bill Hagle, J 7 Manager Donnie McManon, J V Manager Jack Eskridge, Student Trainer Donnie McMahon, J V Manager 106 Sara Laumeyer Donna Wargo Carol Urbanczyk Varsity Cheerleaders Reserve Cheerleaders Linda Cavinder Nancy Strickhom Kathy Bartz Nancy Dinsmore Rosemary Valois Diane Schuts Jamie Van Derson Snooky Rieke To add spice to the students of Lowell High School extra cir- rular activities have been created in the form of clubs and similar organizations. Their functions not only provide pleasure, but students feel honored when they belong to Student Council, Thespians, National Honor Society, Tlri M, etc. During the different seasons of the school year, different organizat¬ ions stand-out in presenting activities This enables students to belong to two or more clubs adding variety while not having to participate in many at once. Ron Dawson, Vice-President} Carlton Ebert, President; Bob Dahl, Secretary. zl um W I P JfeMI . r 1 $ i a za ■■ - vV«■ T- l«a v— 7 -� 1 . ffw xu jvCTf k 9 IKu rtmk Kr T JHM 19 « 1 ■T rSl ' ' • hit urc la raters of America Work and more work and a little play is the daily routine to a member of F.F.A. The Future Farmers of America rent farm land to work to make money for their treasury. Mr. Little, their sponsor, has many projects for the boys which will help them become bet¬ ter farmers and citizens. Marvin Bredemeier, Treasurer; Bill Dahl, Sentinel; Bill Woodke, Reporter. 110 Sunshine Club Everyone in the Sunshine Club has one goal, to make everyone happy and smiling. The members take turn s selling popcorn at all the football and basketball games. Every once in a while they get the chance to sponsor a sock hop. The members are chosen during their Freshman year and remain a member all four years. Their sponsor is Mrs. Hetherington. Diane Miller, Secretary; Dave Gemer, President; Nancy Strickhom, Corresponding Secretary. Pep Club We ' ve heard this many times, The girls have the big mouths, (No Offense), but this year the girls of Lowell High have proved it t They have built a very enthusiastic Pep Club-ALL GIRLS-and they are doing an excellent job of build¬ ing school spirit. They have sold candy and used the money to purchase Sectional tickets for the members of Pep Club. All in all, the Pep Club has been very successful in all its endeavours. Mr. Rose has the pleasure of sponsoring the GIRLS! Donna Hodges, Treasurer) Peggy Tolan, Secretary) Peggy Prevo, Vice-President) Carol Urbancisyk, President. 112 Sharon Wocdburn, Secretary; Mary Titei, Jr. Representative; Donna Wargo, President; Phil Nomanson, Vice President; Doug Herbst, Senior Representative; Larry Snell, Treasurer. Zkcspms Ready, action I This phrase is often heard within the walls of good, old L. H. S. The Thespians was created for the students who live for acting and could prove their ability by earning points to become a member. Many of the members are talented and some have gone on to fur¬ ther success in the dramatic field. Mr. William Martin is their sponsor and director of all plays. First Row: J. Lear, P. Tolan, S. Huseman, P. Phillips, P. Turner, Second Row: A. Wilkas, D. Bruckman, S. Sabemiak, M. Zygula, M. Templin, Third Row: P. Wietbrock, C. Gleason, D. Juuti, C. Taylor, R. Hadders, C. Sacco, Fourth Row: M. Moody, B. Meyers, J. Homickel, M. Vicari, E. Moody, R. Wargo, Fifth Row: D. Wonnacutt. S- i ._• ‘4 j) 1 • FRESHMEN MEMBERS OF G.A.A. Margaret Loveless, Secretary-Treasurer Fifth Noon Hour; Priscilla Holley, Secretary; Judy Childress, President; Ruth Gollings, Vice- President; Linda Sullivan, Treasurer. Girls ' Mkletic Jssocintern We ' ve heard many girls make the remark that if they could he on the many athletic teams the hoys are on, they could do a better job. This is debateable! Of course, I imagine quite a number of girls would try out for the teams if it were legal. But it isn ' t, so they must settle for the quiet games of volleyball, deck tennis, and girl ' s basketball. SENIOR MEMBERS OF G.A.A. QUIETt Did I say quiet? I ' m afraid not, if you ' ve ever heard them at noon, while Mrs. Dibich frantically blows her whistle to quiet them down. They love sports and prove it by playing nearly every noon hour. The members of G .A .A . co¬ sponsor the Mother ' s Tea with the Home Ec. Club. SOfflOMORE MEMBERS OF G.A.A. Cat in Club The first annual Roman Banquet Tho Latin Club is composed of the students who are studying Latin. At their meetings they discuss the way of life of the early Romans. Their sponsor is Mr. Frederick. First Row: A. Kirkus, J. Crisan, G. Olsen, D. Orr, B. Talley, B. Gray, C. Lach, Second Row: P. Schmelter, S. Lobin, C. Eberle, L. Davey, F. Ruge, C. Van Nada, C. Childress, M. Lear, N. Alexander, Third Row: H. Nutt, G. Rich, L. Weller, D. Skelly, D. Gates, B. Wilk, D. McMahan, J. Boyd, Fourth Row: J. Rupar, R. Dirindin, R. Llewellyn, E. Anderson, J. Nichols, D. Black, R. Shipley, B. Felder, M. Zatcrski. 116 Sitting? R. Rarkabus, R. Krets, C. Graves, L. Swett, L. Hansen, R. Meyer, Standing? C. Taylor, B, Drake, L. Little, D. Goodwin. Cowellette Lowellatte, the school newspaper, is published every two weeks by the Lowellette staff. Each year the staff strives for a better paper. Their sponsors are Miss Vaught and Mr. Ham. 117 Girls ' Qlee Club The Girls 1 Glee Club is another fine addition to the music department. They, like the A Capella, perform at the Spring Concert. The Girls ' Glee Club is also directed by Mr. F rederick. First Row: D. Schutz, S. McElroy, G. Schoon, R. Branham, D. Roberts, P. Clinton, L. Stiener, J. Boone, Second Row: J. Van Deursen, D. Schultz, C. Beier, L. Thomason, M. Bruce, L. Foster, L. Poer, B. Prevo, C. Boggs, E. Unger, Third Row: P. Wiberg, C. Gunnerson, S. Everett, G. Hurst, R. Mathis, N. Buckels, P. Kleckner, R. Kretz, N. Grover, B. Clark, Fourth Row: K. Schlacter, S. Adams, L. Mosier, F. Rickets, N. Ebert, M. Wilson. I Student Council Workl Workl Work! That is a familiar phrase to all mem¬ bers of Student Council. At times its like pulling teeth, yet Mrs. Hile, their sponsor, usually gets a few volunteers. Each member threatens to quit if someone else doesn ' t get busy and help, but with no more to say the members get busy and make whatever they are sponsoring successful. Everyone enjoys the fes¬ tivities of Homecoming and the Christmas Formal. The Student Council and Mrs. Hile deserve praise for their accomplishments. N. Dinsnore, Secretary-Treasurer, D. Herbst, President. J. Eskridge, Vice President (Absent). C. Van Nada, P. Holley, F. Huge, M. Loy, D. Ebert, L. Davey, M. Weddle, D, Wilson. y Zeens As blue or brovn eyes blink at you, who could resist buying the potato chips the girls of Y-Teens sell. They smile so sweetly that you have to buy at least one bag. That is why that for the past few years the Y-Teens have sold the most potato chips in the Calumet Region. Miss Vaught has it arranged so that they have a business meet¬ ing and a party once a month. President Susan Usher, Secretary Donna Galbraith, Vice-President Alice Cronklte, Treasurer Karen Usher 120 The BRAINS of L.H.S. and that they are I This is a group of very deserving students who have worked hard to earn the recognition of belonging to the National Honor Society. All of the faculty and their sponsor, Mrs. Hile, are proud to have such a fine group of students at Lowell High. A junior must have a 3.b average and a senior a 3.2 average to be¬ come a member. A student maintain¬ ing this average is inducted into the Society during a formal initiation. Mr. Dick presents Jim Unger his membership card. Margaret Loveless, Secretary-Treasurer} David Pratte, President} Jannon Pattee, Vice- President (absent) National .Honor Society Standing: D. Wargo, C. Chank, D. Skelley, S. Lindemer, S. Wilson, W. Meyers, S. Roy, R. Meyer, J. Unger, L. Thomason, D. Juuti, R. Gollings. Sitting: S. Saberaiak, C. Graves, R. Krets, S. Lukken, J. Saberniak, L. Little 121 L.H.S. lettermen from 1907 to the present attended the banquet honoring the charter members of Lowell High Lettermen ' s Club. Ibis highly success¬ ful celebration will be held again in 1966 and every five years thereafter. jC Club All the he-man athletes of dear old L.H.S. belong to the Letterman ' s Club. The members sell programs at the football and basketball games. All boys consider it a great privilege to belong to the L Club. They are sponsored by our basketball coach, Mr. Schuyler. What would we do without our handsome lettermen? cap pc Ha Choir The A Capella performs each year at the annual Spring Concerts and at various other school functions throughout the school year. Their director is Mr. Frederick. First Row: J. Saberniak, L. Sullivan, S. Woodbum, D. Bruckman, L. Hendryx, K. Greathouse, S. Saberniak, C. Gleason, L. Thomason, P. Phillips, S. Yurgilas, L. Ruge, P. Scheub, M. Lear, P. Haberlin, Second Row: C. Mosier, L. Herron, G. Fox, M. McKesson, B. Van Dyke, 3. Holtz, J. Meyer, S. Hendryx, S. Laumeyer, S. Wiberg, K. Basham, M. Smith, K. Massoth, M. Fetsch, Third Row: J. Musch, K. Everett, S. Bailey, G. Olsen, K. Russell, S. Schultz, M. Hope, B. Taylor, R. Clinton, N. Strickhom, J. Demerling, C. Spry, L. Cavinder, M. Zygula, P. Tolan, Fourth Row: P. Covert, B. Carlson, L. Cheek, D. Kretz, D. Eskridge, R. Bydalek, K. Miller, D. Herbst, M. Vicari, J. Fiene, R. Boteler, J. Lear, M. Schutter, D. Smith, B. Griesmer, C. Fiene. 123 ' .’e ' re all poised ready to go. Maud Officers Hand The band and its director, Mr. L.B. Minix have good reason to be proud of their accomplishments. They received a second rating at state contest and many of its members have received various honors at other contests. We hope the band will continue its fine progress. Pound as I mi it, I just can ' t break it. Charlene Snank Bob Ham Margaret Loveless Leah Parrish President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Ihe cymbals clash and the drums will roll. 12U Are you sure everyone has the same music? As tney smartly march in the band shows off their new uniforms. ihe bana giving tneir all ior the Christmas Concert Home Economics Club Are you going to be a little home- Mker? Well, if you are the Home Ec. Club was designed with you in mind. The girls are capably taught the art of homemaking, which many will use in later years, by their sponsors, Mrs. Huff and Mrs. Vandermark. Each year they sell the delicious candy that almost everyone buys and co¬ sponsor the Mother ' s Tea. To prove their ability the members bake the cookies for the Mother ' s Tea - and they are GOOD! 126 Betty Talley, Secretary; Sandra Zander, Vice-President; Jane Dahl, President; Laurie Luckiewics, Treasurer Cheryl Mandly and Editor, Edwin Moody lay out one of the many pages required for the yearbook. Cowellian Work - and plenty of itl The outcome - our Lowelliani This year we have worked hard along with our sponsor, Mr. Miller, towards a better yearbook. With the help of new ideas and the co¬ operation of our staff, we present our Lowellian. Taking, developing and printing the many pictures that went into the annual took most of Jeff H 0 nke and Jay Sheehy ' s time. The composing of the mountain of articles needed was left in the capable hands of Penny Nolan and Jane Dahl. 127 Zo Our Advertisers and Patrons The Lowellian Staff wishes to pay tribute to the many advertisers and patrons who have so generously contributed to the success of the 1962 Lovellian. Tour kind consideration makes it possible for the students of Lowell High to publish a yearbook we are proud to own. Cedar Cake Jlorist and Gift Shop Say It With Flowers Phone Cedar Lake 7532 R.R. 3 Box U52 Cedar Lake, Ind. 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Commercial Lowell Phone 7-1311 C H Phillips 66 Service Nortn Junction 2 U1 Lowell Phone 8105 Carol Shop 108 Broadway Cedar Lake Phoije 7615 Charles Agency 135 W. Commercial Lowell Pnone 5301 Robert G. Corns, O.D. 202 Mill Street Lowell Pnone 6 91 Eller Funeral Home Lakeside Drive Cedar Lake Pnone 2581 Evelyn ' s Beauty Salon 318 E. Commercial Lowell Phone 3181 Raymond Forburger County T—ii Lowell Phone 9162 129 LOWELL HOME SUPPLY CO. Electrical and Plumbing Supplies Hardware, Paints, Wallpaper Phone 4902 Lowell, Indiana Phones: Off. 6621 - Res. 5371 F. J. VAN NADA AGENCY 10 Wall Street Lowell, Indiana FIDELITY - PHENIX FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY TILTON - OSBURN INSURANCE MULTIPLE LINES Phone Lowell 9182 At night Lowell 7-7792 or Hebron 6-3466 Graves Welding Shop Expert Arc and Acetylene Welding at the T Lowell, Indiana 130 Express Mto Parts 201 E. Commercial Avenue Phone Lowell 2781 LOWELL HICKSGAS INC. Domestic and Commercial Gas Heating Motor Fuel Conversion Equipment Appliances Lowell, Indiana Phone 6972 and 9320 BOWLING at its best Lowell Post 101 Lowell, Indiana Automatic Pin Spotters Compliments MATT’S RESTAURANT Phone 3031 Lowell, Indiana 131 LOWELL LUMBER CO for your LUMBER and a complete line of BUILD IN0 MATERIALS LOWELL 2511 State Route 2 Lowell, Indiana WARNE JONES SUPER FOODS 301 W. Commercial Lowell Phone 3741 INGS Association PLEDGED TO PROGRESS LOWELL, INDIANA 403 WEST COMMERCIAL AVENUE ANCO TV RADIO Philco and Motorola Dealer YOUR LOCAL HI FI AND STEREO DEALER Sales and Service 319 West Commercial Phone 7-1541 Lowell, Indiana Kuiper Pack ing Company Wholesale - Retail - Cue tom Butchering Hickory Smoked Hama and Bacon 1 90 W, Commercial Lowell, Indiana 132 Glass For Every Purpose—Installed While You Walt Causing Auto Glass 4 Zrim Auto Glass Sc Upholstery Our Specialty All Work Guaranteed Hours—8t00 to 5:30 Week Days—Saturday 8r00 to IrOO 312 Jefferson Phone 1 331 Lowell, Indiana ALBERT A. MILES and MARY L. MILES REALTORS 249 Mill St. Lowell, Indiana Phone Lowell 3471 LOWELL NATIONAL BANK Phone U26l 155 Mill Street 59 Years of Friendly Service Member F. D. I. C. Cowell ftody Shop Phone 6021 COMPLETE BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS AUTO PAINTING AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Lowell Livestock Auction Sale Every Wednesday Ernie Neimeyer Owner and Auctioneer Phone Lowell 9313 133 CUNNINGHAM FUEL COMPANY QUALITY FUELS FUEL OIL COAL 108 Washington Street Phone Lowell h3Sl LOWELL, INDIANA FRY’S 5c to Si.00 STORE 305 E. Commercial Ave. LOWELL, INDIANA or 216 South Maine, Crown Point Phone Lowell 9137 Earl L. Fry Zed ' s jewelry HAMILTON - ELGIN - BULOVA Jewelry In Its Entirety Bluebird DIAMONDS U09 E Commercial Lowell, Indiana Phone Lowell 8331 13U OLSEN REAL ESTATE 907 C. COMMERCIAL LOWELL, INDIANA MARTIN OLSEN aiAiToa mom � jjj LOWELL MEAT PACKING CO Wholesale Meats Expert Processing for Home Freezers - Custom Slaughtering - Joe Martin Rd Phone Lowell 5471 Lowell, Indiana Lowell Floral, Gift Garden Center FLOWERS BY ANN 0 DUKE 1114 (. COMMERCIAL LOWELL, INDIANA CARL KENNEY T ' iresfon Tires - Tubes - Batteries Auto Accessories - Farm Service - Sporting Goods Phone Lowell 3811 East Commercial Ave. ESKRIDGE FUNERAL HOME Oxygen Equipped Ambulance Service 707 E. Commercial Ave. Lowell, Indiana Phone 3131 John A. Eskridge Ella Mae Eskridge 135 the Rose Restaurant Good Food Homemade Pies Downtown Lowell Rose and Emory McKnight Regniers” When you say it with Flowers say it with Ours Floral Garden Center Phone Lowell 3521 162 Washington Street Lowell, Indiana TY ALYEA AGENCY INSURANCE 401 E. Commercial Ave. Lowell, Indiana DUNN INSURANCE AGENCY BILL DUNN - LEON LUMP Insurance To Fit Your Needs FARM - AUTO - FIRE P. 0. Box U55 Fhone Office 4 Home 7-1201 Lowell, Indiana RENEE ' S BEAUTY NOOK 405 C. COMMERCIAL PHONE LOWELL 2861 SICKINGER’S JEWELRY Lowell, Indiana ESSER HOME FURNISHINGS G. E. Appliances--Sales Service Kroehler Furniture Bigalow Gulistan Carpeting Phone 6571 Lowell Indiana SNELL CHEVROLET SALES 213 E. Commercial Ave. Lowell, Indiana Ph 4721 PATRONS Studer ' s Standard Service Schneider, Indiana Pnone Lowell 1 81 1 Tastee-Freeze Loweil-Cedar Lake Road Cedar Lake, Indiana David B. Templin M.D. Robert D. Smith M.D. 308 E. Commercial Lowell Phone 2181 diaries E. Van Nada 10 Wail Street Lowell Phone 6621 Wally ' s Auto Station R.R.ifl Box 3U1 Lowell Fhone 9831 Wahl berg Studio Lakeside Drive Cedar Lake Pnone 31 11 V. F. W. Lowell Memorial Post 681 1 Loweil-Cedar Lake Road Lowell Fhone 7-1321 William ' s Standard Service North Junction 2 1 1 Lowell Phone 2081 137 WITH BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS IN YOUR CHOSEN CAREER CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL 1961 GRADUATES OF LOWELL HIGH SCHOOL HARDINGS, INC. 109 West Commercial Ave. Lowell, Indiana Toni’s Drive-In ■ ' the place where everybody meets ' ' to get those delicious sandwiches and malts On Lowe 11-Cedar Lake Road Just North of Lowell STAHL UTILITY BODIES - DUMP BODIES PERFECTION HOISTS and BODIES - KNAfflEIDE BODIES TRUCK EQUIPMENT House Welding Body Shop Phone Lowell 93h2 U. S. Ul Schneider, Indiana J. C. CLEANERS LAUNDRY COIN-OPERATED LAUNDERETTE THE LAUNDERETTE OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY Phone 5271 127 Washington Lowell, Indiana OPCH 24 HOIKS Vi lbu r. Lumber. Co. WHERE YOUR HOME BEGINS Phone 3261 Lowell, Ind. Complete Building Service Designing e Financing Lumber Millwork Building Supplies Paint Fuel Garden City Foods Shop Save at Garden City Foods 129 W. Washington Phone 3541 Lowell, Indiana C-ood Luck to Class of ' 62 For The Best In Baked Goods WINSLOWS BAKERY Visit Our New Coffee Bar Phone 7-1341 Located in Garden City Supermarket OHLENKAMP MACHINERY CO. Vern Ohlenkamp OLIVER SALES SERVICE Bus. Phone 4691 Res. Phone 9643 Lowell, Indiana Bob Genda Motor Sales friendly FORD dealer Two locations Across from airport in Cedar Lake 149 W. Commercial in Lowell Phone Schmelter’s Auto Sales Used Car Lot on Mill Street Lowell, Indiana MtUUSHWCfl fcW Side AT LOWELL Top of Hill, Next to Ford Garage 145 W. Commercial Phone 5621 More Than Just A Hardware Cangen Realty 219 East Main Street Phone 93l|0 Lowell, Indiana Keeler’s Service Station Buy the Best Forget the Rest MORE MILES IN EVERY GALLON Lowell, Indiana 1U0 Huber Petroleum, Inc. Lowell Rensselaer Hebron 9561 630-R 6-2200 Lowell Stone Products Inc Through-Wall and Veneer Masonry Units with Cast Stone Face-Either Lightweight or Regular Concrete Backing All Sizes and Types of Concrete Blocks Route 2 Lowell, Indiana Phone Lowell 9213 Gleaner’s Farmers’ Elevator Company Phone Lowell 7-1421 North Hayden, Ind. P. 0. Lowell, Ind. Grain - Seeds - Feed Fertilizer - Farm Supplies RUIM FARM EQUIP. CO. Jim Curless Allis-Ch aimers Sales Service 455 N. Nichols St. Lowell, Indiana Phone 7-7481 mi Grant Brothers Dry Goods - Peters Shoes Ball Band Footwear Men ' s and Women ' s Apparel 317 E. Commercial Phone 4621 Lowell, Indiana THE TOGGERY The Store For Men McGregor - Jantzen - Enro - Gulf Stream 304 E. Commercial Phone 5631 Lowell, Indiana KAY’S TOWNE SHOP Specialty Shop Nationally Advertised Brands Only Kay and Floyd Holland Phone Lowell 7-1041 DAVIS STORE DISTINCTIVE Ready - To - Wear Phone 5101 Lowell Gladys M. Ashton, Owner 1U2 Cook Hardware Co Walt Meves, Prop. Phone Cedar Lake 7200 Cook, Indiana CENTER GARAGE Dealer PLYMOUTH - VALIANT - CHRYSLER Phone Cedar Lake 7171 Cook, Indiana R.R l Box 38 Cedar Lake, Indiana floe ' s Sleetrie For the finest in EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL SALES - Refrigerators - Television - SERVICE Phone Cedar Lake 7109 Cook, Indiana Qreat Oaks Club On Great Oaks Auto Theatre Drive Health Dept. After � ! Room R.R. 1 Box 31 Cedar Lake (Cook), Indiana Phone Cedar Lake 7636 Lake Surplus Supply Bargain Center on U. S. 1 1 and Cedar Lake Road Cook, Indiana Phone Cedar Lake 7011 73l� 5 1U3 LYLE’S PHARMACY Let Us Fill Your Next Prescription Phone C. L. 7136 Cedar Lake, Indiana Lyle Prendergast, R. Ph. SHIRLEY’S DANCE STUDIO BALLET TAP ACROBATIC BALLROOM ADAGIO MODERN JAZZ CEDAR I.AKE SHOPPING CENTER ACROSS FROM ROLLER RINK — C. I- 7880 “RIGHT IN THE CENTER OF THINGS” RUSSELL’S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Cedar Lake, Indiana 5-10 BEN FRANI CERTIFIED SUPER FOODS CARRY - OUT SERVICE MODERN - CONVIENENT FREE PARKING SHOPPING Eaat Stda in Shopping Canter TWO LOCATIONS West Side in Shopping Canter Cedar Lake, Indiana United ' s Mouse of Music Radio - TV - Wrlitzars - Organs - Piano Sales Service Phone 7922 Cedar Lake Indiana w - — ■ � 1 ' ■ 4 UNI160 - • USED ® nf y x nnonttnor. , Mill Zop Restaurant Frieda 4 Harry’s Truck Stop Home Cooking South of Junction 2 III Phone Lowell 7-l67li WOODBURN BR AUTO SUPPLY phone . CEDAR LAKE ■ 7o� k Woodburn Bros. Auto Supply Service Auto Parts Cooper Tires Wholesale Retail West Side - Cedar Lake Near Main Post Office Phone C. L. 7086 MOODY’S DAIRY QUEEN Cone with the curl on top. Next to Midway Ballroom Cedar Lake, Indiana Phone CL 6294 0 7iau6le? Art s Moble Oaks Service Center Complete Auto Service - Automatic Transmission Repair Ignitions 4 Brakes Batteries 4 Tires Oenerators 4 Starters Washing 4 Greasing Located West Side of Lake Phone Cedar Lake 5l5l A. F. Jackson Cedar Lake, Indiana Pine Crest Boat Marine Mercury Outboard Motors Span American Fiberglas Boats Wood Lapstrake Boats Snoco Trailers Phone Cedar Lake 3772 R.R. 2 Box 16 Cedar Lake, Indiana IBERCLA55 BOATS .CCE550RIE5 3T T W ,— ' = MARINE 5HQWRDDM ■ ODD LAPSTRAKE BOATS 1145 SOUTH SHORE GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB Golfing - Dining - Dancing Playable After Rain On the Southeast Shores of CEDAR LAKE, INDIANA Anderson’s STANDARD SERVICE WASHING - GREASING - TIRE REPAIRS - TIRES BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES Phone Cedar Lake 7506 Cedar Lake, Ind. The First National Bank OF CEDAR LAKE CEDAR LAKE, INDIANA A Community Owned Bank Q. fill A SHADY BEACH yW RESORT CEDAR LAKE. INDIANA Phone 7691 MERRITT BETTY COFFIN Cottages - Boat Launching - Picniclng Lakeshore Hardware Plumbing Supply Co. ■EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME” CEDAR LAKE, INDIANA PHONE: 4822 1U6 LIKENS CLEANERS LAUNDERERS Lowell - Cedar Lake Rd. CL 7020 Cedar Lake, Indiana GROSS AGENCY FIRE - AUTO - CASUALTY’ We Write All Lines Fast Reliable Claim Service Real Estate Services Available Buy - Sell - Trade CEDAR LAKE 7237 If No Answer Call Cedar Lake 7424 South Store Drive Cedar Lake New 5-Minute 11 7 Gates fteauty Salon Cedar Lake Shopping Center Phone - 5232 HYBRIDS Lowell Indiana HOCKNEY PACKING CO. Complete Meat Service” Phone, DeMotte 7-3755 Thayer, Indiana Orchard Qrove Service Station Washing and Greasing Tires Batteries Route 2 and 55 Lowell, Indiana Phone 3681 1U8 NOW ITS PEPS YOUR FUTURE ' S BRIGHT IN NORTHERN INDIANA If your eyes are on far horizons following graduation, here ' s a suggestion: Look around you right here in NIPSCOLAND! There are vast and challenging opportunities in northern Indiana for trained young men and women in industry, commerce and agriculture. Some of the greatest challenges await the talent and imagination of young people in the investor-owned utility business. We will be happy to discuss your career opportunities at N1PSCO... drop in and see us! NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY .... serving today.building for the future.... 1U9 what’s their future The young people you see in these pictures hre all on their way to successful careers in one of America’s basic industries . . . steel. They decided (as we hope you will decide) to let Inland Steel Company help them plan their future. Some are gaining knowledge and experience in spe¬ cial trades to become journeyman machinists, car¬ penters or electricians .. . some are concentrating on certain phases of steelmaking by working in the open hearth shops, the cold rolling mills or the galvanizing lines. Still others are working in laboratories building a sound foundation fora future in steel research. Inland offers the high school graduate an excellent opportunity to further his education. Employees may participate in a variety of on-the-job training pro¬ grams, or they can continue their formal education by registering for evening courses offered by local Purdue and Indiana University Extension Centers. Plan now to investigate the unlimited opportunities for you in steel . . . with the midwest’s own steel company... inland steel. INLAND STEEL COMPANY Indiana Harbor Works Employment Division 3113 Block Avenue East Chicago, Indiana 150 Morris W. Gilbert 6172 E. Commercial Lowell Phone 5531 Hawk ' s Fishing Camp U.S. 1 1 Kankakee River Schneider Phone Lowell 2576 Hein Realty 1 06 E. Commercial Lowe 11 Pnone 9395 Ernest K. James, D.D.S. 315 W. Commercial Lowell Pnone 1)1 1|1 K B Service East Edge of Lowell Lowell Phone 9102 A. L. Kazwell, D.D.S. Lowell-Cedar Lake Road Cedar Lake Pnone 71 22 M. E. Kolb Standard Service U.S. 1 1 Cook Pnone Cedar La: e 2001 Lowell Bottled Gas 156 Washington Lowell Pnone 2321 Lowell Cleaners Laundry 1 12 E. Commercial Lowell Pnone 31 51 PATRONS Lowell Feed Grain 111 Mill Street Lowell Fhone 1 151 Lowell Liquors 220 E. Corunercial Lowell Fhone 9172 Lowell Tribune 116 Clark Lowell Fhone 2091 John A. Mirro, M.D. 317 W. Commercial Lowell Phone 271 1 W. A. Misch, M.D. Lowell-Cedar Lake Road Cedar Lake Phone 2331 Nick ' s Store For Men Boys Lincoln Plaza (Across from Bank) Cedar Lake Pnone 5223 Parkway Plaza East Commercial Lowell Fhone 9772 Pelican Cafe South Junction 2 1 1 Lowell Fhone 9732 Raeth ' s Barber Snop R. R. 1 Cook-Cedar Lake Road Cook Fhone Cedar 65b2 Reno ' s Route 2 h 1 1 Lowell Phone 9265 Harold Ricn Standard Oil R.R. 1 Box 62 Cedar Lake Fhone 71 13 Paul Rooerts Insurance Agency 307 E. Commercial Lowell Fhone 5361 Victor J. Rooert3 307 E. Commercial Lowell Fhone 5611 Schneider Grain Conpany Schneider, Indiana Fhone Lowell 91 1 2 Schneider Heating Schneider, Indiana Fhone Lowell 61 51 Steward ' s Motel Service Station Route 2 1 1 Lowell Phone 1 081 Stratton Grain Company Schneider, Indiana Phone Lowell 7-H 91 151 LOWELL HI G H SCHOOL