Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)

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ABOVE LEFT: Chris Eich, Don Childress, Brian Morris, and Ali Kashani display their F.F.A. exhibit. ABOVE: The choir takes a quick break between songs. LEFT: The R.O.T.C. display some fancy footwork for the Open House visitors. 19

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Open House attracts Parents and Friends. Some of us think of Open House as a day of death when your par¬ ents come in and hear all the bad reports from the teachers. But there is a better side to Open House, it is a great chance to show off our school. Also, the clubs present different things they have accomplished. The Art Guild dis¬ plays their work as the band and choir do their stuff. And to top it off the Thespians put on a fine per¬ formance in the Little Theatre. All of these people really worked hard to show the parents and friends what a great school we have. ABOVE: Joyce Little and Pam Davis paint a decorative mural. RIGHT: Chris Morrison and Jane Borkowski perform a mime for the visitors. 18

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A Romantic Turn Of Events. RIGHT: Julie Brunner and date Jim Evans sit one out and enjoy each other ' s company. BELOW LEFT: John Allie and Melinda Blan¬ chard arrive at the dance and are greeted by Mr. Kalbac. BELOW RIGHT: Vicki Umfleet and date try out a new dance together. On December 15, 1979, amidst the snow and ice, the Lowell High School Christmas Dance was held at the high school in the multi-pur¬ pose room. This was a formal dance sponsored by the Student Council. Refreshments were pro¬ vided by the Student Council and pictures were taken by Wahlberg Studio at a charge of $7.00. The multi-purpose room was decorated for Christmas with a tree in the center of the gym with lights and strings of popcorn, and even a gift or two to add to the spirit. Windows were sprayed with cheery holiday greetings and snow scenes. All attendance had a very enjoyable time.