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Queen Pam assisted by Mike David descends for the traditional first dance of Homecoming. The flowers, crown, and winning smile of our homecoming queen. For the Lowell Red Devils, Homecoming week was a schedule of vigorous activities. Attired in the appropriate wardrobe selected for each day, the stu¬ dent body decorated school halls, store windows, and colorful floats; sponsored a parade and a bonfire; and participated in a spirited pep session. Then on a beautiful October night, our Devils faced the Portage Indians for the Homecoming game. The Devils, cheered on by an ecstatic crowd, scored twenty points in the first quarter. At halftime, Lowell was ahead 20—7. This score was the final outcome in favor of the Devils. At halftime a tearful Pam Ogborn was crowned Homecoming Queen before stands filled with cheering fans. The lovely queen was escorted by Mike David. Pam’s court and their escorts were: Seniors Alison Van Nada and Ron Brown, Karen Wade and Bruce Herz, Juniors Jane Hile and Doug Wiles, Sandi Sirois and Dan Ping, Sophomores Nancy Lucas and Rod Purkey, and Freshmen Joan Hoffman and Chuck Huseman. At the Homecoming Dance after the game, students celebrated their team’s victory to the music of the “Wheels of Fortune”. 6
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Student Life ’69 What is a student’s life like? It is classes, lunch hour, clubs, dances, and all the fun a student wants to make of it. A typical Lowell High School student’s life might include Homecoming, the Christmas dance, classes from eight to three, and a variety of clubs. A student’s interests may range anywhere from building a float to acting in plays. Each student did what he could do best and made ' other students’ lives more enjoyable. Among this year’s highlights were a winning football team, an exciting basketball season, a lovely prom, and Indiana’s Junior Miss. Not many schools had the quality of Lowell’s 1969 student life, but then not every school had the same quality of students to make it that way. 5
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Homecoming ' 68 The 1968-69 Homecoming Court and Queen: Freshman, Joann Hoffman; Junior, Jane Hile; Senior, Alison Van Nada; Queen Pam Ogborn; Senior, Karen Wade; Junior, Sandy Sirois; and Sophomore, Nancy Lucas.
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