Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)

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6 Seniors

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A re we just country hicks who take life easy and don ' t get excited about anything? THINK AGAIN! Who are we? We’re talented musi¬ cians and actors, energetic athletes and gifted scholars who continue to be the best in all we attempt. Add to this impressive list two for¬ eign exchange students anxious to share their culture and lifestyle with us. At the same time, we give them a sense of belonging and an education to take back with them. Our influence then becomes international. Each face we see represents an in¬ dividual with special talents, abilities and interests. Put them all together and you have an environment charged with excitement and growth to rival any big city. Lowell students are anything but ordinary hicks. Don’t let the corn¬ fields fool you! Jeff Kormendy shows just one of the many faces that makes up Lowell High School and makes it unique. Sophomores (left to right) Brian Moser. Nadine Brindley and Ryan Nestor are Stu¬ dent Council members in charge of orga¬ nizing activities to ensure a successful year for their class. Chris Zugel enjoys the company of fellow Theatre Arts members at a Pizza Hut out¬ ing. Album 5

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Seniors are into the spirit of the Halloween Jennifer Michallick learned her lesson well Dance which they sponsored. that secretaries should always be pleasant. Joyce Myers and Donna Kontol are living proof that good posture is always necessary for a healthy look. Amy Laszlo checks to make sure she has all she needs before she goes to her next class. (jeans biung Responsibility, wofuiuty hey’ve come a long way! When the Class of I98w started as freshmen, they fit off to a shaky start. Their reputation was tarnished because of the biflpgy final situation. Now, four years later, the unfortunate incident is just a memory. The class rallied back to bring honor to themselves and the school. From its ranks come two exchange students, Herve Poncin and Chris Loges. It has also produced a star ath¬ lete in the form of Mike Cash. The class can also claim an applicant to a military academy, Michelle Baker. The seniors have also had their share of successful fund raisers like the Halloween Dance this year. Thanks to senior Deb Pearson and class funds, Lowell has a new dance tradition. While their introduction to high school life may not have been the best, four years later, the seniors leave be¬ hind a legacy of maturity and success.