Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)

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Homecoming Dance Spirits undampened by the Football loss. Lowell High Students trans¬ ferred the Homecoming festivities to the gym. Queen Janet Hoffman and her escort Bennie Kyle took the floor alone for the first dance. Quorum provided the music and we provided the spirit to finish Homecoming week on a good note. tU MXMIUUt£ IXuK-f IT 6

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1: Janet Hoffman is named Homecoming Queen. 2: Claudia Wall, Nancv Haseinan, Ka¬ ren Hall. Janet Hoffman. Karen Kender, Gayle Nassau, and Chris Huseman comprised the 1973 court. 3: Newly crowned queen waves to admirers. I: Benny Kyle ami Janet have the spotlight. .5: The crowd gets it on. 6. Quorum provided entertainment at the Homecoming Dance. 16 Homecoming Dance

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X-Country Fleet Feet The 1973 version of Lowell High School’s Roadrunners was a vehicle of speed and grace Led by the spirit and dedication of the captains, se¬ niors Dan Rust and Bill Busovsky, the team ran to surprising success, (and they were surprised, too.) Coach Larry Ouwenga was the guiding force for the team when they got, well, over-exuberant. Although the Roadrunners did not enjoy spectacu¬ lar, record-breaking results, their sea¬ son was a bit more prosperous than our other fall sports. Terry Little won the award for the Most Im¬ proved Runner at the end of the year and Dan Rust was voted Most Valu¬ able Roadrunner. 1: Row I; Eric Foss, Dave Hoffman, Bill Bus¬ ovsky, Randv Corns, Bill Ping. Row 2 ; Mark Sampson, Gary Ross, John Odrobniak, Bret Ellis, Steve Runfeldt, Andy Eubank. Row 3; Dave Lepper, Don Stuart, Terry Little, Steve Pribvl, Dan Rust, Ken Keithley, Coach Ou¬ wenga. 2: Roadrunner Ken Keithley and Andy Eubank “Beep Beep!” past a dying Merillville runner. 3; Gary Ross shows the strain of a big race. , The paek trails fleet-footed Dan Rust. •5; Coach Ouwenga bathes in the glow of victory. 18 Cross-Coimtrv