Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)

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After nine months of hard work, it’s finally the l A H urray! It’s finally over! June 5 has finally arrived! No more algebra books and teacher’s tired and disgust¬ ed looks. No more chemistry labs and typewriter tabs. No more paper, pencils and torn-up folders. Finally no more HOMEWORK! “It’s great! I’m glad it’s finally over. It took too long!” said junior Tina Conner. Most students couldn’t wait to hear the bell ring for the last time and rush out the doors to enjoy a summer of fun and relaxation. Al¬ though most students didn’t regret leaving school, they felt a little sad about saying goodbye to their friends. I’m excited to become an upper¬ classman, but there are a lot of peo¬ ple I ' m really going to miss, said sophomore Maurissa Afanador. Even the teachers felt relief after 180 days of lessons to teach and papers to grade. They seem to look forward to their vacation as much as the students do. “It feels pretty nice (to be getting out of school). Just like the kids I look forward to summer vacation too,” said Mr. Beeching. No longer will the students have to get up early to go to school and stay up late “cramming” for the next day’s tests. Instead after June 5, the students can leave behind the dark halls and few walls for fun in the sun” at the beach. Sandi Woodke “I’m glad it’s finally over. It took too long!” Tina Conner 36 Last Day

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Steve Fenters shakes hands with Edward Anderson, President of the School Board, as he receives his diploma. Graduates Jodi Beier, Tarina Call, and Shannon Joyce await the final announcement of their gradu¬ ation. Kelly Owen delivers her gradu¬ ation speech to her class. Mrs. Osburn oversees Shelli Fun- ston as she plays music for the graduation ceremony. Graduation 35

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On the traditional “last day”, the seniors staged a protest in front of the office to op¬ pose the suspension of the Student Council president. Chris Bielefeld. While cleaning out her locker on the last day, Tina Glassman finds the dictionaries she has been missing all year. Last Day 37