Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)

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... with knowledge The football field—a classic example of the coming of autumn and the di¬ rect encounter of two opposing teams, the place where the knowl¬ edge of one is matched against that of another. Inside each individual there are con¬ stant encounters with knowledge. In meeting other individuals, we find unique and differing opinions and philosophies—we are exposed to new concepts. The new knowledge need not always be a radical change—colliding with our beliefs as players collide on the field—sometimes it’s only when the individual realizes the concept is something he had not been aware of before. But, regardless of the degree of new¬ ness, new problems and attitudes cannot be shut out from us, for we are surrounded by individuals and so will constantly encounter knowledge. 9

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Bullfrogs Croaked, Rest of Season Somewhat Dismal Other than the Crown Town rout, Red Devil football 1974 was a pain¬ ful rerun of Red Devil football 1973. Life on the field was just never quite everything the fans or the team had hoped for. New stars and old stars provided the major highlights of the year. Senior Mike Kasparian exhib¬ ited to opponents his pinpoint pass¬ ing and gave Lowell a passing attack it had lacked for some time. Kim Hales played superbly at linebacker all year long, and of course there was the mercurial Tom Renn, who rushed and rushed and rushed some more, and finished the season with 1256 yards. Hales and Renn, both juniors, were selected to the Lake Suburban Conference All-Star team and will be around next year to anchor the team. 10 Varsity Football