Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)

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In the local news the 1968-1969 school year was a year of community pride in the accomplish¬ ments of L.H.S. students During the fall semester the football team won the Southern Division title in Calumet Con¬ ference play and placed many boys on All Star teams. At the same time the Cross Country team was taking many honors and qualified for the Regional. With the coming of the second semester, Lowell laid claim to the 1969 Indiana Junior Miss. The basketball team es¬ tablished a winning record, and the wrestling team produced a sectional winner. Throughout the year extensvie plans were made for the new school. The class of 1969 had the honor of being the last i to graduate from Old LHS. We hope that as underclassmen change from the old building to the new, they will take with them the tradition and spirit of old Lowell High as an essential part of student life. 3

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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