Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)

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Weather Or Not Through sleet, snow, rain and cold, the mail is still delivered. The weather can’t stop the mail but it can postpone classes. It doesn’t deflate our spirit for we achieve a great deal in academics, in sports, in vocational training and in the simple pleasures of life. Summer is a time for rebuild¬ ing—structurally and mentally. Warm temperatures and sunny skies were perfect for repair work on the building this summer. Fall brought the beginning of a new school year, brilliant colors, and fog delays. School spirit soared as the football team had its best season in eight years. Warm temperatures made win¬ ter seem more like spring and found us longing for snow days but settling for a “plumbing day” in¬ stead. Spring fever at Lowell meant Prom, Graduation and leaky roofs. It was also a time set aside to rec¬ ognize students for their achieve¬ ments during the school year. We were inconvenienced by the weather but we achieved a great deal to be proud of. We graduated another class; we won another game; we had another theatrical success; we survived—weather or not. 2 Weather or Not