Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)

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The Junior Senior Powder Puff cheer¬ leaders rooted their team on to victory. We are number one,” was the Junior Senior team ' s battle cry. Homecoming 17

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team Sne P ° Wder PUff team t0 3 6-0 Vict0ry over the Freshman Sophomore Red Devils Cry: Smurf A Warrior! A Homecoming victory over Calumet was the icing on the cake after a round of activities during Spirit Week which raised Lowell’s spirits and hopes. Competition for the Spirit Stick pitted classes against each other in hall decoration, link sales and dress-up days. The winner was the Junior Class. Clubs tried to beat out one another in float competi¬ tion and window decorations. In¬ dustrial Ed. Club edged out VICA with the first prize float of “Smurf the Warriors”. Activities for Spirit Week be¬ came more competitive with the annual Homecoming Powder Puff game and a face-off between the Freshman Sophomore team and the Junior Senior team. From that battle, sponsored by the Ju¬ nior Class, the Junior Senior team emerged the winner. A pep session Friday afternoon had the student body fired up to burn the Calumet Warriors that night. The 29-0 victory was the perfect finish to a “spirited” week. Rob Robison was chosen as Homecomin King at the Powder Puff game. Pete Artim puts the finishing touches on VICA ' s second place float, Burn the War¬ riors . 16 Homecoming

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GREASE Rocks LHS The first theatre production this year was a musi cal, GREASE. With director, Mrs. Debra Ciochina and costume designer, Mr. Tom Su- fana, players recreated Rydell High School of the 1950’s. Producing another theatrical success didn’t happen without problems. Auditions had to be re¬ scheduled because scripts were late in arriving. Tryouts brought out so many candidates, they took two nights. There were many new faces in lead roles such as Diana Reeder (Sandy) and Ben Ruley (Danny). For sophomores Carolyn Blank and Kelly Mathias, this was their first major part. ‘‘It was neat how everyone in the cast got along off stage like they did on stage,” commented Carolyn who played Pink Lady, Rizzo. As Doody, Kirk Redman sings for the Pink Jim Dunn has entertained Lowell audi- Ladies and the T-Birds. ences with his talent as characters like Eu¬ gene. Cha-Cha (Teresa Redman) and Danny (Ben Ruley) had the right moves to win Rydell High’s dance contest. 18 Grease