Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)

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At the Royal Palace, Queen Gloriana, portrayed by Snooke Rieke, inspects the superbomb brought back from New York by Tully Bascom and victorious army of three. The Mouse That Roared” The make-up crew did their best as is seen in this picture. Everyone seems quite impressed by the modern weaponry used by the glorious army of Grand Fen¬ wick. However, the feeling is not shared by General (Frank Far¬ rell) Snippit of the U. S. Army. Glorianna the Twelfth . . Maureen Rieke Mary.Joan Ellis Ann.Sue Cox Jane.Peggy Harder Fran.Pat Collins Pam.Linda Parks Norma.Trudy Lawyer Helen.Betty Jo Fedler Page.Diane Schutz Miss Johnson ..Joan Ellis Miss Wilkins.Judy Bobbitt Mrs. Reiner .... Phyllis Hammer sly Jill ..Virginia Perfetti Debbie.Linda Muss man Tully Bascom.Tom Pancini Mrs. Bascom.Dorisann Patton Count Mount Joy.Rich Pace David Benter.Dennis Broe Mr. Beston.Ji m Loveless Professor Kokintz .... Sid Van Horn President.Dennis Sejda Gen Snippet.Frank Farrell Will Tatum.Daryl Fraley Tom Mulligan.David Hittle 3 Students. . Rachel Herz, Elsie Govert .Phyllis Hammersly .Sue Cox .... Daryl Fraley Student Directors

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In the throne room Queen Gloriana discusses mat¬ ters of state with her ministers, Dennis Broe and Rich Pace, while Trudy Lawyer and Betty Fedler wait in attendance. The senior play was presented in November, 1964. This play is a sa¬ tire on the political blundering of countries in our time. A small country, Grand Fenwick, captures a super bomb by declaring war on the United States, and, after steal¬ ing this bomb, Grand Fenwick tells the great powers of the world there must be peace. Besides this, the Fenwickians have beaten the U. S. in war, and as reparations the United States must pay $1, 000, 000. The play was presented to the student body and two night audiences, by whom it was uproariously received. But, as always, it appears that the cast and crew enjoyed producing the play as much as the audience enjoyed watching. The Archers Daryl Fraley and Bill Rouse display excellent bowmanship. Seniors Present Female tourists, Pat Collins, Peggy Harder, Joan Ellis, and Linda Parks, wait while Tom Pancini as chief ranger gains his composure. The brilliant Professor (Sid Van Horn) Kokintz contemplates the formula for his discovery, the 2-bomb, a super weapon.

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Homecoming Week On Monday of the Homecoming Week festivities, Jim Gleason, Laurence Ketelaar, Pete Kasper, and Linda Lyons start the week off right by parti¬ cipating in Sweatshirt Day. Jane Skinner, Bob Hatch, and Pat McCloskey don their sweaters on Class Sweater Day. Freshman Dan Casarez wears his green shirt. Sign Day brightened up the lockers Tuesday and also helped to boost the school spirit of the student body and the football squad.