Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)

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FRONT ROW: Randy Wietbrock, John Jurs, Rex Cunningham, Larry Workman, Doug Hales, Stan McLellan, Dean Hoover. BACK ROW: Terry Brownell, Barry VanDuersen, Don Gwyn, Dan Butor. FRONT ROW: Carey Foley, Bob Wesselhoft, Dan Huseman, Roger Ohlenkamp, John Gwyn, Steve Schmelter, John Ziegler. BACK ROW: Ralph Midkiff, Rich Presley, Paul Smith, Steve Carter. FRONT ROW: Bob Kronsell, Tim Tilton, John Zukley, Dennis Hagenwald, Barry Belstra, Terroll Padget. BACK ROW: Ralph Ballou. Mark Allie. Page 23 sponsored by Certified Super Foods (East Side-West Side) Cedar Lake, Indiana

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Lowell Red Devil Football FRONT ROW: Mick Milakovic, Mike Sharkey. Mike Peterson, Paul Steiner. Steve Sark, Don Herlitz, Tom Little. BACK ROW: Randy Hile, Charles Drewry, Mike Smith, Steve Jensen. Mike Smith, top Devil ground gainer, shows the tension of a game. Coaches Bill Wornhoff, Frank O ' Shea, Mike Sullivan, Jim Novosel. Randy Hile (14), quarter back of the Devils, grinds out tough yardage against Hammond Tech while Dan Butor (20) blocks.

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J.V. Football The Junior Varsity football player is a lonely individual. His games are not well attended, he is not the dar¬ ling and hero of the school, cheer¬ leaders do not chase him around for dates, and he feels little recognition for the battering he takes both in practice and in games. His is a life of silent striving with a higher goal always to be reached. The J. V. footballer works hard; just as hard as the varsity player in practice; he works harder in many games be¬ cause the J.V. squad is always un¬ derstaffed and not as well equipped. But he continues to work and sweat and bleed because ahead, somewhere next year or the year after, THERE IS THE VARSITY. AND EVEN MORE THAN THE J.V. YEARNS FOR THE VAR¬ SITY, THE VARSITY NEEDS THE J.V. TOMORROW ' S HERO. „» ‘ $ ' ■H 1 . ■ ; I m -