Lowville Academy and Central School - Lowacadian Yearbook (Lowville, NY)

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T H E L O W A C A D I A N 1930 Clem O very BHIRNE O,CONNOR . . President GERALDINE MARTIN . Vice President FREDERICK STEPHENS . Secretary E1.IZABE'FH VVILLIAMS . Treasurer ee! .Getter Dezyy ef Ike Senior Clem Victory makes History can very well be applied to this Senior Class. VVhen only eighth graders, success was assured because of the impression made upon the student body. At the moving-up exercises our president, Byrne O'Connor, gave a speech, which after a pause, was followed by some rousing good cheers. This proce- dure was out of the ordinary and unique and certainly made an impression on our superiors. I VVe were graduated on a red and white stage and Professor Davis presented the diplomas. VVe had a picnic and then awaited our first year in high school. The first year in high school was uneventful, but we impressed. The Juniors gave us a Kid Party to welcome us into Lowville Academy. We were promised a banquet for selling the most subscriptions to T he Ladies Home J ournal, but-well we never got it. The second year we just blazed, In the first place Pen Dragon opened up its arms and welcomed us in. In the second place we won all honors in inter-class basketball. In the third place we impressed, Low and behold the first Sophomore Hop ever held was sponsored by VVe.', It was a success financially and socially. The gym was decorated in blue and white with colored balloons, and Smith's Jolly J azzers furnished music. Enter the Juniors. First place in inter-class basketball. Student-faculty government introduced. Junior play, Yes, Yes, Go On measured up to all good expectations. The big Himpressionf' The Junior Prom. The gym was decorated in a basket weave of green and gold. CHARLES VVETMORE, '30. I 16 l