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CURTIS PETER R'ICGOVERN FRANK BOWMAN H. N. HABERER WILBUR VAN ANTBER, Clerk O O O O O O I O''O0O'vi-'lMI I l O l OwO O'-Q.-.SI 4 Ip' 'IHOUO I I OH!'lOwI'vO l O l0O0O0O0O0O l0O0C0O' .gugug-.g..Q..5. -0-vi-1-vl-si--0--0 Ovivlvlf'O0O0C'0O0O0O0l0O0O l4-0 O O O'0i C -0--0--of-0--0-D--Q-0-Ou 000- -0v-0Q-0--0vl-0-0-0-0-lv4--O--0--c- 'CMO' 5--I--04-0--0--0-0--C-'C--C--0' 4. g..g 5.4....mf-0-0--of-0--Of-0--0--if -9.q..g..g.. 000' .q..g,. 'CHO' ui--0 3--0--o--vm-+one--0--o--a--0--l--nf-can-91-o--0--one FACULTY g . .........,...........,........,.......................g..,..,..... p 0 o Academy Faculty fx 3 . x f fi f 7 , ,ff , fx I I 4:-J' l'Af 'Z ' ' 5' ,fm ' f' , ' 'Q . Q Q 1, , , ' Q ff 1 I if f I JAJ'Xh JT' I JJYGKJ 'N xp P ' t XL .19 If F 151 OC Jay ,-r,, L ffm A' 'V - K-N- V Lf 412'-' XJ ........l...qI 6 Ig:-........ ,Jaf- 9.4..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..q..g..gg..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g g.....g..g..g..g..5..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g........g..g..g..g..4..5..g.-0..o..g..ga.g..g.....g..g..g..g.. High School Faculty LEON A. IJAVIS, PH. B. --------- Pr-inripal Hamilton College, Cornell and Syracuse Summer School RUTH ANDERSON, A. B. - - - - - - I'Iisfory and Cirirs Keuka College L. B. ASKIN --------- Urrlzexira mul Band Student of Ned Lafricain, Herbert Clarke. Prof. Albert Kuenzlen S. RosAMoNDE BARTLETT, A. B. -------- English Cornell University, Columbia University FRANCES BOWMAN, A. B. ------ New York State Teachers' College - Englixli AIARY L. CROOKS, B. L. I. ----- Emerson College of Oratory . RHILDA FARMER, B. S. ----- Cornell University Speer!! and Dramaiirs - 1IrmlPErrnInnli4'.v ll'l!LDRED FOLEY - ---- - Plattsburg State Normal FRANCES FOOTE, B. S. ------- Oneonta State Normal, Syracuse University - Co III merrial 7ll'IllIliIIfl Clair CLAIRE A. GAZIN ------ Lowvillc Academy Sffrerrlry to the Prin. CLYDE H. GEERLINGS, A. B. ------- Jllaflmnmfirs Hope College, Holl nd, Michigan: Graduate Work at Univ. of Michigan and New York State Teachers' College RALPH GIROUX, B. S. --------- fl-laflzemafifs Bates Collcgfs, Lewiston, Maine INA B. GLENN - - - .... l.iln-arian Lowville Training Class, Columbia Univfrsity lllAUDE E. HATHAWAY, R. N. ----- Nm-re Fixton Hospital Training School for Nurses l'iELEN D. JEVVETT, A. B. ----- Latin New York Stlte Teachers' Collette G. KENNETH KILPATRICK, B. S. ---- - Ag:-irulzure Cornell University OLIVE A. KILPATRICK, B. S. - - - flame Emnnmirs Cornell University VIRGINIA B. LATTIN, B. S. - - - Srienre Elmira College F. VIVIAN BICGRATH, A. B. - - - - Ifrrurlz New York State Teachers' College XVALTER O,CONNELL -------- Physiral Ezlumfirm Posse-Nissen School of Physical Education, Harvard and Springfield Summer Schools LEVVIS B. SHATTUCK, B. Sc. --------- flluxir Syracuse University MYRTLE YOUNG, A. B. ---- - - Iffxtory Smith College, Columbia University RUSSELL R. ZELLER, B. S. ----- Svienre Albright, Syracuse University C. ELLEN RICHARD, A. B. - - - Shorthanzl, Business Enylixli, 7lj'f7iIIfl Western Teachers' College. Business University DONALD SHUTTS - - - -... Slmfw Oswego State Normal VlRGlNI.A J. SPERRY - ---- Drawing Potsdam State Normal ENDORA V. STEGNER, M. A.g B. S. ---- University of Minnesota. Columbia University English 2 . .'0. .'l. '. . . . . . . 0 . . U Q . . U . .l'. . . .0'I O .l'l 'qI 7 P 00. 0 . . . . . . . . . . U U . . . . .......f.....Q 6 'I' 'l .g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..q..n.-o..o..o..o..o..o. ...g..g..g..g..g..g..q Elementary Faculty 4 . . ' ...........g,3I 8 Ig:-.......-. -0--an--M-U 5 U 5 3 i Q 6 'I' F S 6 6 Q 5 i 'I' 2 E 2 E 2 2 9 6 'P 'I' Q 'I' ,E -0--O-O Elementary Faculty u-9-nav-Q--Q--o--o-4-A--0-0--of-v-0-of -o--o-one--o-o-u -out--9-9-Q 3'-to -0-44-O--of-0-fr-O--9 -in-vw-4--91--0-0--O--9 BERNICE AGNE - IVIARGUERITE AIKMAN GRACE AMES - MERIBETH BALDWIN ETHEL A. CANNAN MARY R. CARTER - Oswego Potsdam State State Cortland Cortland State State Normal Normal Normal Normal Lowville Academy Training Class Lowville Training Class, Syracuse Extension Course ALMA J. EVANSTA EMMA E. GOESEKE IRENE GOLDTHORPE RUTH B. joNEs GRACE KOTARY - PAULINE LILLIBRIDGE HAVERLY MOYER DOLORES MURPHY M.ABEL A. RICH - MOLLIE S. ROBERTS EVELYN H. STEAD IUORIS L. WALSWORTH Junior Iligh Seienee, History, Vocational Guidanfe St. Cloud Teachers' College Buffalo State Teachers' College Potsdam Potsdam Potsdam Oneonta Oneonta Oswego Lowville Potsdam Geneseo Cortland State State State State State State Traini State State Normal Normal Normal Normal Normal Normal ng Class Normal Normal State Normal Special Glass Junior Higlz Spelling Second Grade - Third Grade - Fourth Grade Second Grade Fifth Grade Fifth Grade Junior High History - Junior High Geography First Grade Junior High English First Grade - Junior High Arithmetic Third Grade Kindergarten Fourth Grade .--,.-..-.........o. ........M...................,.......................fgI 9 ............................. . . . ................... . . . . . ......,.. fl1-D--l--o--o--0-0--l-C-- -V 444--0-0-'94--0094-0 -Owl- 000sl000000000000a000000000000-nos01000000000000000000000000000000000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I Training Class : Sfmfzxurwl by Kllss l oo'ri5 : get if A ' W' A iv .. 1 . : lim-k Row-A. Scr.1.n'.xx, A. Tckcx, I. ScH.fxN'1'z, H. XV.-xLi4i2R, AIOSER, E L. ALLEN, R. IJUFLO. I I 1-our Rau'-H. Nokia, Y. S'r.-xxrizr, A. Hlmar, ll. SINISER, X. lQNt:LuimRT, I N.Ao1zNs, L. 130511.-xR'r, I . lJli'l'liRS0N, Miss Fooriz, KI. filiNACK. . . I . C Q . : and with great ideas we intend to go out to face the catastrophies of this world about I us. Our present officers, President, Klargaret Genackg Yice President, Russell 1 Uuflog Secretary, lvah Schantzg 'l'reasurer. Lois lloshart: Official Reporter, Florence : Peterson, furnished us with numerous ideas which aided in producing such comely . . . masterpieces. O lt was with the highest ideals that we entered 'llraining Class in September, 1931, 9 As we look through the school this year, at the students whom we will leave I behind us to their destination and doom-we regret not having a few more years to 2 spend in the roll of our dear old Academy. 2 Q 3 NVC started the year in right by having a Clet-together-and-get-acquainted' party, at YVhetstone Gulf. So many ghost stories were told Cby the light of the f campfirej, Nliss Foote taking the lead, that we were all in a restless frame of mind I U D I Gur carefully organized Basketball team became gradually unstrung, until but : a skeleton of the team remained. Although we have but a year to spend in training XVl'lCfl VVC I'CfllI'I1CKl l'l0lTlC. Z we will hold much in reminiscence of the good old L. F. A. .000000 o0000 00000000 000000e00 00--0-'-DBI IIC -0--000 00000 00 00000 00 0000 00000000 SENIIURS 0 o o o c 0 ..........................g..,.....p-.p...... ......................,..g.-o--Q-.......... Class of 1932 H. HUMPHREY, Pres.,' M. KELSEY, Vice Pres.,- B. DUFLO, Sec.,' E. BARNES, Treas. FACULTY ADVISORS CLYDE H. GEERLINGS, RUTH .ANDERSON We entered Lowville Academy in '28 as Freshmen, 108 strong and as green as they come. Edwin Christiansen was elected president. The Juniors gave us the customary party and we returned it. We also ofliciated in moving up day with our cat and dogl' orchestra, and closed the year with a picnic at Whittakers Falls, chaperoned by Miss Bell and Mr. Parker. Our Sophomore year was most inactive, llfliss Bell had accepted a position in Utica, several of our number were gone and we lacked our Freshmen enthusiasm. We gave one party to raise money' but failed to participate in moving up day. As Juniors we regained our old pep and we elected Helen NlcCarthy president, but she was taken ill and her place was filled by Evelyni Buff. VVe entertained the Freshies at a kid party' and raised money for our prom by dues and selling candy. We gave a novelty hobo party and everyone came dressed as Hobos . Our prom was a great success. The gym was transformed into a forest by pine trees and a Well, served for a punch bowl. As Seniors we elected Henry Humphrey as president. Then began the real work. We gave a play Widow by Proxyi' which was a grand success. We sold everything from Christmas cards to candy to make money and succeeded. Student Council is another one of our accomplishments which We hope will continue after we are gone for it represents a great deal of work on our part. Then comes Senior 9 Q :O--of-0--If -0-U -0-Q--0--0--0-4--taint-U -0-0--rw--0--Cv-9 lf-lf-0' 00000 -out no- 'OvO0O'vOwO O O l0Cf -0-4--Q-lv-0--0--Q--9'-U-0-01-O--I-0'-Ov -I-0--0 'fl' -o--Q-.ont 014- --if-0 Ball, Banquet and trip. We're planning a glorious Senior Ball this year and would I not have any regrets at being'Seniors if it were not for the thought of passing from the portals of Lowville Academy and her memories. Q r- ,Q 0 0 0 0 --0--o--0--u--0--0 ':3I Ig 0--0 0--0--w1--0-0--0--0--m-0--0-1--wfw-:zafk-Yo-151 'X if. --If-0-+ --0--I--9-0--0--N C--on .9-41-Q--Q-1--Q--0 ..g.....g..g..g.... ..g.. ....g..g..4 -gunna.. GEN EVIEVE A. STODDARD Tel. 960-F325 Genuine, Acquiescent, Sane, I. Basketball-1, 2, 3, 45 Home Economic Club-l, 2, 3, 45 Student Council-43 Delegate to Cornell-3, 4. JOSEPHINE H. AUGUSTYN Tel. No. 143-Wg judicious, Hustling, Animated, Chorus-3, 4, Homemak- ing Club-4. M. LOUISE MINER Tel.. No. 442, llfleditative, Logical, lVIaidenlyg National Honor Society- 4g Lowacadian Stall--4, Pianist for Chorus-2, 3, 45 Student Council- 4g Band and Orchestra-l, 2, His- tory Club-2, 3. EVELYN C. HOUPPERT Tel. NO. 957-F35 Earnest, Careful, Handy g Literary Sentinels--25 Nurses' Club-4. RAYMOND G. HOUCK Reserved, Gentle, Hen-pecked 5 Chorus-3, 45 Student Council-45 Young Farmers' Club-4, Low- acadian Staff-4. EDWIN C. CHRISTIANSEN Engaged, Conscientious, Concise, Varsity Basketball-1, 23 Student Council-43 Chorus-3, 4: Literary Sentinels-2, 3, Trail Blazers-4, I. M. Basketball-1, 2, 35 Pres. of Freshman and Sophomore Classes-l, 2. VERA H. DAUKSZA Veracious, Helpful, Defensive, His- tory Club-Zg French Club-3 3 Trail Blazers-4. FRANCIS H. THISSE Fast, Handy, Tinkeringg History Cluh--2, llrlath. and Science Club- 3, Radio Club-35 Chess Cluh-4. DORIS L. PETERS Tel. No. 3995 Domestic, Lady-like, Phlegmaticg Hoinemaking Cluh-23 History Club-3, Trail Blazers-4. DONALD J. lh4CDONALD Decided, joking, Methodicalg Stu- dent Council-4g l. NI. Basketball- 2, 3, 45 I. hi. Baseball-33 Agricul- ture Cluh--1, 2, 3, 45 Agricultural Judging Team-3, 4. ..........3I Ig .-.. ...... -0--0--d-s0-4--Q-vow0-+4--an-9-0-0-r-9-9-mvof-0-A--rm-4-1-4--Q -0--0--0--0--0-9 --0--9-0--our viva--0--0-4--v-0-4--0--0--0-'Mft--0--9-0--0441-Q-1-0--vm--0-no--Quo--9 000404 g Q ..g..g..g..g..g.. ELIZABETH A. QUILTY Tel. No. 950-F6g Elicient, Amiable, Quiescentg Homemalcing Club-2, Nurses' Club-35 Trail Blazers-43 Dancing Club-43 Chorus-l, 2, 3, 4. lvAN NORTON lnflated, Non-committalg President of Trail Blazers-4, Band l and 23 Soph. Jr. Play, l. KI. Baslcetball-l, 2, 3, 4. TH IEODORA C. SYNDER Telephone 912-F323 Tepid, Capable, Sincere, Literary Sentinels-V23 Nurses' Club---3, Homemaking Club -43 Chorus-3, 4. HELEN C. HOLT Tel. No. 184, Hale, Capable, Har- monizingg Crchestra-l, Z9 Chorus- l, 2, 3, 45 Homemaking Club 2, Dra- matic Club 35 Trail Blazers 4. CARLTON j. DUNDON Cavorting, Jumpy, Dapper, History Club--23 Trail Blazers 43 Student Council 4. -..-..-,431 H ELEN L. FORREST Tel. No. 508, Histrionic, Lissom, Fancifulg Chorus-l, 2, 3, 43 l. ill. Basketball-l, 2, 3g Student Coun- cil-4g Senior Play-4, History Club -2, Dramatic Club-2, 3, 45 Low- acadian Staff 4. KAR1. XV. LEVIKER C Knowing, VVell-meaning, Lustyg Varsity Basketball-l, 2, 3, 45 Base- ball 3, 4, blanager Football-33 His- tory Club-35 Vagabond Club-4. 1. ANNA SZUCS Tel. No. 4665 Grave, Accommodat- ingg, Sure, Commercial Club-3, 43 Junior Orchestra-3, 4. RICHARD P. KEN EALY Rare, Patient, Kiddingg History Club -25 I. M. Basketball-l, 35 l. NI. Baseball-33 Gym Club-4. EVELYN 3 M. LEE Tel. No. Lyons Falls 34-F45 Efficient, Moderate, Lady-like, Turin High School-l, 2, 3, Chorus-43 Student Council-4g Dramatic Club-43 I. M. Basketball-49 14 ......... g..g..g..g. -0-1-fr-t-Of-0-000--O--O--01-0--0--0--0--0--O--M-0--v-O--0--v-0--out--0-as-01-0--U-0-0--O-fl-'O--O-'O'-01-0--C--0 UNO' O00 O0O O O l OMO0 -0-vs i-on 'Of-0--Q--0-'O--9 vO1'O0C0l0C'llvO'-l0ONO'1Cv'0 U4'OMO4 -Ov-lu .-of-0 -0- O--Q--0 0110009 -Owl'-000' ! 9 i 1 ao- l CLIFFORD J. K13i,1.EY Captivating, Jolly, Komical: Agricul- ture Club-1, 2, 3, -ig Ag. Basket- ball Team, Dancing Club--lg Ag. Judging Teams. lJONNA IC. SALLEE Dating, lfxhilirating, Socialvleg l. KI. Basketball lg Home Ee. Club--l, 23 History Club-3, Chorus-4, Stu- dent Council--45 Dancing Club-4: Dramatic Club Prompter Senior Play-45 jr. Prom Committee. FARNAM KI. VVYETH Funny, Magnetic, lVindyg Li. F. A. -I, 2, 3, Trail Blazers-4. AIILDRIED L. Yousm' Tel. 919-F53 Man-Crazy, Lively. Yearningg Chorus+l, 2, 3, 4: Nurses, Club-3, Dancing Club-4, History Club--2, Dramatic Clulin- 3, 4. NELLIE HENRY Tel. 125-R5 Nimble, Handy, Soph. Play--2, V. Pres. of Homemaking Club-43 Student Council--4. EVA VVORMNYOOD Even-tempererl, XVinsomeg Comnier cial Club-I, 2, 35 Chorus--l, 2. 3 EVELYN R. Ross Tel. 22+-W, Easy-going, Red-headed Ready, Chorus-l, 2, 3, -I-3 Draniatin Club-2, 3, 4, Student Council---If l. KI. llaslcetlwall-v-l. SHUMXVAY H. STEELE Silly, Helpful, Sociableg Varsity Has lcetliall-l, 2, 35 Football-l, 2, 3 Baseball-2, illath. Cluli-3: His tory Club--2, Dancing Club--I-Q l ll. llaslcetlwall-4-3 Camp Cooking, L lub-3. ELLA SCHWARTZ Croghan 59, Eager, Sane, Chorus- l, 3, 4, Dramatic Club-3, -lg Nurses Club-3. H. JANE RICHARDSON Tel. 3175 Happy, Jaunty, Ramagey Varsity Basketball-l 1 Chorus--l, 2 35 Dramatic Club'-2, 33 l. M Basketball--3, Senior Play-43. 15 Ig. ....... 9 5 e 6 5 9 9 s 9 .g..g..g.....g.-g.....g. I--000.4-0--O--0--of .g.. .g..g..g..p..g. ..Q..g..g..g.. .p..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. EVELYN E. BUFF Tel. 266, Eligible, Enthusiastic, liuoyant, Treas. Freshman Class, Literary Sentinels-2, 35 Pres. Stu- dent Council--l-, Pres. Junior Class, Senior Play-45 Bridge Club-4, Dancing Club-4, Chorus-l, 2, 3, 4, l. lW. Basketball-l. B ERNIQE E. DUFI.o Tel. 506, Bright, Excitable, Do- mestic, Sec. Freshman Class'-lg Sec. Senior Class-4, Chorus--l, Z, 3, 4, Band and Orchestra-2, 3, -l-, Treas. Literary Sentinels-35 l. bl. Basket- liall-l5 Lowacadian Staff-4, Stu- dent Council-4, Card Club-4, Dancing Club-45 History Club-2, National Honor Society-3, -1-. M. KENNETH CANNAN lllanly, Korrupting, Civil, Senior Play-4, Student Council-4, His- tory Club-2, I. M. Basketball-2, 3, 4. AI.N'IA G. BRUNETTE Aspiring, Genial, Buoyant, Chorus- l 5 Library Club-l, 25 Card Club- 3. PHYLLIS J. BURDICK Prompt, Jovial, Busy, Library Club -35 Trail Blazers-4. ,..,.... .331 FRANKLYN M. Hiaws Flirtatious, lllodest, Handsome, Soph. Play-1, History Club-2, 3, Com- mercial Club-25 Chorus-3, 4-2 Pres. Radio Club-3, Dancing Club-4, Card Club-4, Senior Play-4, Stu- dent Council-4. -IOSEPHINE E. CANNAN Tel. 934-FZ, Joyful, Encouraging, Capable, Treas. Commercial Club- 3, Student Council-4, Commercial Club--4. VIRGINIA D. CAMPANY Virtuous, Demure, Cheery, Sec., Freshman Class, l. bl. Basketball-l, 3, Sec. Soph. Class-2, Pres. Library Club-3. PHYLLIS BISHOP Tel. 529-W, Perplexing, Blaseg Chorus-1, I. lVI. Basketball-l, Pres. Circle of Acquaintance-l, Literary Sentinels -2, Nurses' Club -2, Dancing Club-3, Dramatic Club-3, Prompter Senior Play-3. DORIS BUSH Decided, Bustling, V. P. Soph. Class -2, I. M. Basketball-2, 3, Sec. Commercial Club-35 French Club --1-, Student Council-4. Ig .... ..... .......... C-4--0--Q'-0-'9--ov-0--Q--I--0--C--Of-Of-00 -4-an 41-0- U--0--0--0 -0--C dvi-dvi--va-0 --0--01 -0-? 0--0--I--C -0--M -94- -0--0--v --Ov-0--I --Q-0--0--0--m 0--0--l--0--0--0--0--0--0--0- -I--0Q-wi--0-I--0-4--0--0-0--0--Q-0--0-Q-QMO -0 -0-0 AIARY R. PLESKACH Tel. 4-l-6-jg Nlirthful, Recommend- able, Picturesqueg French Club-33 Dancing Club-45 History Club-2, l. BI. Basketball-45 Student Coun- cil -1- AIARGARET E. KELSEY lllanaging, Enthusiastic, Ko-opera- tive, Basketball-1, 2, Capt. 3 and -lg Chorus-l, 2, 3, -lg Homemaking Club-23 Dramatic Club-33 His- tory Club-2g French Club-4, V. P. Senior Class-43 Lowacadian Staff-43 l. ill. Basketball-2, 3, -l-3 Student Council-4. AIILTON M ERZ lllagnetic, ll-'lodestg Young Farmers, Club-l, 2, 3, -lg l. hl. Basketball- l, 2, 3, Gym Club-2, 33 History Club-23 Ag. Judging Team-2, 3, -lg Chorus-4. ELIZABETH R. POLLACK Easy-going, Romantic, Portlyg Nurses' Club-3, 4. HELEN G. SEYMOUR Tel. 66, Head-strong, Go-getting, Safe, Chorus-1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club-3g Nurses-45 Student Coun- cil-4. AIARY M. 'l'oUssAIN'I' Tel. 1083 llusical, Moon-struck, Titian, Varsity Basketball-1, 29 Chorus-1, 2, 3, 4-3 I. M. Basket- ball-l, 25 Student Council--lg Senior Play--I-3 Dramatic Club-2, 3, Lowacadian Staff--4. ARDATII E. YALE Attractive, Erst-while, Yearningp Home Ee. Club-2, Library Club- 3g Trail-Blazers-4. BETTY M. VINCENT Bright, hlerry, Vividg Latin Club-- lg History Club-23 French Club- 3, Chorus-1. RUTH A. STODDARD Tel. 9-l-9-F33 Receptive, Able, Sur- renderingg Pres. Home Ec. Club-2, 3, -l-3 l. BI. Basketball-3, Comnier- cial Club-l. HENRY D. HUMPHREY Humorous, Dependable, Hoaxingg l. BI. Basketball-1, 2, 3, 45 Football -lg Baseball lllgr.-3, 43 l. lw. Baseball-33 Band and Orchestra-l, 2, 3, 4, Dancing Club-45 Chess Club--I-g Dramatic Club-2, Gym Club-1 5 Pres. Senior Class-43 Stu- dent Council--lg Senior Play-4. 17 Ig,..,,...... HESTER B. GRIFFITH Tel. 3443 Hilarious, Brisk, Gay, Varsity Basketball-2, 3, l. Nl. Bas- ketball-l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus-l, 2, 3, 43 Student Council-4, Senior Play -4, Treas. Junior Class-3. EVELYN CUMMINGS Earnest, Complicated, Chorus-l, 2, 33 Orchestra-l, 2, Commercial Club-+45 Nurses' Club-3, Student Council-4. HELEN R. MITCHELI. Hasty, Responsive, lVlerryg Chorus- l, 3, 4, Literary Sentinels-2, Nurses' Club--2, 3, 4, l. RI. Basketball-3. HAROLD J. KIRSCHNER Hitched, joking, Keen: Varsity Has- ketball-1, 2, 3, Cap. 43 Baseball-l, 2, Cap. 3, 4, Football-2, 3, Sec. History Club-3, Student Council- 4g Trail-Blazers, Club-45 Dancing Club-4. LUCILLE A. PETERS Croghan 8-F43 Laudable, Affahle, Phlegmatic, Commercial Cluh-2, 3, 45 Student Council-4. EARLE E. BARNES Enraptured, Ecstatic, Bamhoozlingg Band and Orchestra-1, 2, 3, 45 Treas. Senior Class, Lowaeadian Staff, Pres. Chess Club-4, Baseball -2, I. NI. Basketball-3, 43 I. M. Baseball-3, Student Council-43 Senior Play-4, Dramatic Club-2, Dancing Club-4. DOROTHY L. KOHLER Tel. 39, Docile, Love-lorn, Knowing, Varsity Basketball-2, 3, 4, I. NI. Basketball-l, 2, 3, 4, Sec. Junior Class-3, Literary Sentinels-33 V. P. Dancing Club-4, Card Club-4, National Honor Society-3, 45 Sec. Student Council-4, Lowacadian Staff-4. MARGARET M. OWENS Tel. 36-Wg Nlusing, lWelodious, Out-of-the-ordinary, Orchestra-1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus-1, 2, 3, 4, Lowacadian Staff-4, Student Council-45 Chess Club-4. 'THOMAS S. MORGAN Tame, Safe, lVIonkey-shining, Chorus --3, 4, Young Farmers' Club-1, 2, I. NI. Basketball-3, 4, French Club ---4, Gym Club-35 Student Coun- cil 4 EDITH A. PLESKACH Tel. 362-Wg Excitable, Agreeable, Poetic, I. Rd. Basketball-43 Dane- ing Club-43 French Club-3. -O--O-O--9 O C O C0O0C0O0O OvO'4MO0lNO O0O0l0O0O0OWOwO'Q O0O' -rQv0w0--M-OwO-1--0v0f-Ow6--v4vCwl-4-m-4v0wh-O--O-0wM-0-0- -Ov-lo-000-if -van!--M : .......,.:gI Ig.......... ...... . ..................... HELEN H. SKORUPA Tel. 140-J, Hollywood-ish, Hand- some, Sentimentalg Chorus-l 5 Liter- ary Sentinels-Z5 Commercial Club -3, 43 I. ll. Basketball-4. HELEN D. ZEHR Tel. 436-Jg Helpful, Demure, Zeal- ousg History Club-2, French Club -35 Dancing Club--43 Card Club -43 Chorus-1, 4. BERNARD G. CANNAN Hosting, Guiless, Confusedg Vaga- bond Club-4g Klapleland Young Farmers' Club-1. LAURENE A. WAGNER Lonely, Anxious, Willingg Nurses Club-45 Trail Blazers-4. XIIOLA AIAE ALLEN Vicious, lllisused, Adequate, C. H. S.-1, 2, 33 Trail-Blazers' Club-4. LYLE A. WRIGHT Lean, Agreeable, Wang Airplane Club-4. NKVOODROW' E. YVOUNG VVild, Endless, Young, Young Farm- ers, Club-1, 2, 3, -lg Blath.-Science Club-2, 35 Gym Club--1. AIARY VINCENT K Ioderate, Veraciousg H omemaking Club-3. SABINA C. KRUSPER DOROTHY C. SCHLOOP Delicate, Capable, Sweetg C. H. S.- l, 2, 35 Trail-Blazers, Club-4. Tel. 143-J, Sealyite, Cute, Keeng Dramatic Club-2, 35 'l'rail-Blazers' Club-45 Student Council-4. ........,........... Ig:.......... -0+-0--0--Q no--0--0-0-0--0--C--O-O--O--O--O-4' 4-r-0-wmv -0-of-0-A-Owvwr 0--9+-0-004-'O-1 10-vm-4-Q-014-4-www 'ug-g ..g..g..g..g..g..q..g..g..g..g Q.. -0--I--000 0-0--out-0+-of-0--I--0--0 -0-fm-0--9'-O-'O--0''O'-0-'O--0-'O-fr-O--0-0--If-0-0--0-0--0 g.....0- HILDA L. YANQEY DOROTHY S. NVALLAQE f- - , - , ,, Tel. 959-F13g Dirnpled, Suciablc, lvel. t3F32,' Herithen t.11ner, Iioyal, Weightyvg Chorus-2, 3, 4? Literary Yeflfnlnfli Nurses Llllh-'l'3H15fUY3' Sentinels-25 Dramatic Club-3g Club-3g Student Council-4. Trail-Blazers-4. LEWIS B. POORE IRENE VARY Independent, Veraeiousg History Club-25 Library Club--33 Trail Blazers-4. q.....g,. .,..g..g..g..g Lazy, Bzlshful, Powerfulg Klaple- land Young Farmer's Club-1, 2, 3, -I-5 judging Team-3, 43 I. BI. Hus- ketball--l, 2, 3, 43 l. ll. B:1seb:1ll-- l, 25 Dancing Club--43 Wrestling Club-2g Ag. Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4. eggafoywrfifir K ...... .... 331 JUNHURS if Q Q Q Q Q Q..Q Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q-.Q..Q..Q--Q-.Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q-.Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q,q..Q..Q..Q. ..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q--Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q Class of 1933 , C. House, Pres.,- H. MCCARTHY, Vice Pres.,' NI. LEVIKER, Seng M. ULRICH, Treas. FACULTY ADVISORS Miss YOUNG, MR. GIROUX, Miss LATTIN We entere J ville Academy as Freshmen in 1929, inexperienced and rather Hdumbf, but willing to rn. As Freshmen We gave our sister class a party and this seemed to start us on our career. Gur Sophomore year was rather uninteresting though we did give the Seniors a hallowe'en party. This year We have regained our pep that we lost last year. We started the year off right by giving the Freshmen a party. We are now knee deep in our Junior play from which we hope to realize enough for our prom. Our prom is to be held in May and vve're all anxious for it. We changed our class rings this year and have a picture of the front door set in onyx in preference to the old building. At the beginning of the school term we met and chose the following officers: President, Charles Houseg Vice President, Helen lWcCarthyg Secretary, Nlarion Levilcerg Treasurer, Maxine Ulrich. Next year we are looking forward to a big year as Seniors and hope we will be as successful as this year. -O-if-I--if-of-0--O--O--if-0--0--tv nl-4-0--9-O1-0--Qwovt--Ontntv-O--0-'mmf -0--O04--O--0--4 0--Ov-0 '94- MO' 'O0ONl O0O1 o 0 o --o-o-o--o--Q--0--o--o--o--o--9-.Q--Q--o-m-'DEI --o--o--o--u--o--o--o--e--s--o--c--o--o--o--o--o--o--o--sf-o-o-.o-s-a-o-c-c--s--o-fo--u O O O O l O' O l O O O O O 4.4.4..g.....g..g..g..g..g. g..g..g.....g..g..g..g. ..g....-. or Class ni 4 Ju dl -001000 O O O''O O l O0O l O O O O O O O l O O O O O O O l 4-4--0+-0-4,4 0-4-4-4-4+4'4--04-414-4-4-4-4-4 4-4- 4--0--94--v-0--9-out-000-4-9-suv-v 4-4-4-4--0 -0-4-0-944-0--Q--0--ol--v4,4--004--0-4-4--m 4-4- 41-94-4- 4-4- 0-4- 4-4- -4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4- O I I O I O I O I O O 0 D I I l I I I O GI I I I O'O O .l'lNOl'O O O O O O O O O O O C O O 000001-lv-Owl'-O'-0-0 I O Cui'-O O l O'-DHI'-O Owl' KENNETH ARCHER EDITH ARTHUR JAM ES ARTHUR KATHRYN BASS EUNICE BEALUK EUNITA BEALUK GILES BECRAFT BRADFORD BENNETT LEO BENTLEY WAYLAND BERRUS JOHN BIRCHENOUGH JOHN BOBAK ROBERT BOSHART VIVIAN BOSHART M ELVIN BOUBOULIS IJOROTHY BOYVMAN MARCIA BUFF WILMA BURNS GRACE BUSH LOREN BUSH LVIARY BUSH NOUVERT BUSH CLARENCE BUSHNELL FLOYD CANNAN LUCILLE CARRIERE WILLIAM CH ENEY ELEANOR COE JOHN COFFIN LVIARY CURTIS DAVID DARRING CARL DAVIS NIARGARET DOWLING HAROLD EDVVARDS LEONARD FALDZINSKI MII.DRED FARN EY CHARLES FERGUSON MARGARET GLENN LOIS GOODRICH MARGARET GORDON FLOYD GRAVES FRANCES GREEN ELIZABETH GYORE DOROTHEA HALL VINCENT HAMNIOND CLINTON HANNO WAYLAND HERZIG SPENCER HESS DONALD HIRSCH EY RAYMOND HIRSCHEY BERNARD HITCHCOCK CHARLES HOUSE KENNETH IDE PHILIP KLETT RUTH KOHLER FRANK KURILOW'ITZ Junior List MARGARET LAWRENCE GENEVIEVE LEE MARION LEVIKER HELEN LUSTYIK FLOSSIE MARRIOTT ESTHER MATTIS HELEN MCCARTHY ERWIN MILLER EVERETT MILLER ISABEL MILLER GERALD MONNAT BERYL BIORAN HARLEY MUNDSCHENK FRIEDA NORTZ ANNA NORTZ JAMES GTIS MARY O,CONNOR ANNA PAWLING CHARLES PAYNE PHILIP PAYNE LAWRENCE PEAEE LEO PIERCZNSKI DONALD RAMAGE JAMES REED LOUIS REED MAURICE REED GERALDINE RENODIN LAURA RICE I'IOLLAND ROBERTS GRACE ROGERS RUTH ROGERS BERNARD ROWSAM KENNETH ROWSAM HELEN SALSBURG JOYCE SEALY BETTY SEYMOUR DOROTHY SH ELDON ELLEN SH EPARD PEARL SLOCUM HAROLD STOLTZFUS PATTISON THOMAS LLOYD THOMPSON LYLE TURK BKIAXINE ULRICH' MILLER VAN NAMEE MICHAEL VINCENT HAROLD VIRKLER LYNDON VIRKLER HELEN WAGNER ORLAND WALDRON JERROLD WETNIORE ETH ELDRA WOLEE' LEONA WORMWOOD WILLIAM YOUSEY s-0 0--mm 0 0 0 Q c 1 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 o 0 s 0 0 0 s q-0.-Q---:SI Ig---s--O O 0--0--c-u--o--0--0--0--m-o--o--0--0--o 1 0 u Q a o--o--o--o:-o--of-o--0--o-- O--O-'O--0--I-0--Q -0--Q14--l--O--O--0-'O--On 'O-9 -O--if-M-M-Of-0 -Q--0--l--0'-0--0--Ov-I--r -Cui- fl' -O--9 -0--0-0 'CMO' -0--0--01-Q--0--O--0--0--Of-0-A-M-r-vvi-4--M-w-0 'OHCHC -0-0-of -0-4--o-Qc-900 'Owl' -0--0--M .nul- I--0-Owtw SOPHUMURES 0 0 0 C 0 l l l 0 0 0 0 O -0--0--0--Q--Q--0--M-0--n-su --0--of-0--0--0--r -O'-000'-O -0- -0--0,-Ono wiwiwlwv-M-V+-vw-4-+ HO' 'CHI' Class of 1934 A. PAczKowsKI, Pres.,' W. ZEHR, Vice Pres.,- R. BARRETT, Seng D. KELSEY, Treas. FACULTY ADVISORS HELEN JEWETT, VIVIAN MCGRATH, DONALD SHUTTS On June 24, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and thirty, a new class graduated on a yellow and white stage. The high school was certainly thrilled to have such a jolly group of Freshmen enter their institution of learning and it was proven by their form of initiation. One night several found themselves on a stoney road out in the country with the rain coming down in buckets . They were relieved of their foot weari' and allowed to walk home and were we Freshmen scared? Well, after the class became acclimated it had a few candy sales to increase the treasury. All of us attended our first high school party given by our sister class and it was appreciated g we still hope to return it. If you have noticed the honor roll this year, you have seen that it is practically covered with Sophomore names. lsn't that a good reason for our not having a great many activities? Our officers for this year are: President, Tony Paczkowskig Vice President, Willard Zehr, Secretary, Ruth Barrettg Treasurer, Dorothy Kelsey. 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E 5 0 0 Q Q Q 2 S ? 9 9 9 9 ..q.....g 0-Ono--Q 040000000 -Of-lf-r-0-fi-If-I--inl-v0f-lf-0vO'-0--0--0--0wlwQs-Q--o-v0w0- I- 'O--Q--9.0-Q--O.-lu.0..O--0.-no-0..s--on-0--of-0 -0001 -0--0--m-lf-0--0--0-4--I--O--0--Oofm-I-fi I-0--0'-if -0 ln 'Ol'O O O C l O OOHCHO' -Ovi- 00000001 'OM 'CHO' 'CHO' 'Q' Q00 5-mo-a--0--v FRESHMEN Class of 1935 R. SUNDERHAFT, Pres.,- G. MAHAR, Vice Pres.: 111. SUNDERHAFT, Ser.,- M, GRIFFITH, Treas. FACULTY ADVISORS MR. KILPATRICK, Miss BENTLEY, Miss BOWMAN We graduated on June 19, 1931, with a class of sixty-seven. We entered High School with over one hundred strong. 1Wr. Davis took pity on us and told the upperclassmen not to initiate us. As a result not many of us were initiated but they certainly did take out their wrath on a few. Our class advisors are Miss Bentley, llliss Bowman and Mir. Kilpatrick. At our first meeting we elected Bob Sunderhaft, presidentg George ililahar, vice presidentg Marion Sunderhaft, secretary, and 1VIartha Griffith, treasurer. In October the Juniors gave us a Kid Party, although we did have to go home at 11:00 o'c1oclc. In January a special meeting was called by the president at which it was decided to send a sunshine box to Ralph Duflo, who was ill. A week later Ralph died. His funeral was attended by the Freshmen. Our activities for this year may seem few but we have been busy attending upper class activities and hope the Freshmen of next year will attend ours. -9--9--0-4--e--0--c--l--0--0--0--0--0--0--0--0--0--U-0-on -o--o--and IIC'--Q--q--0-. g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. 2 cn va CB I-li O 5 Z a GJ E .cz CD GJ H Lu f 1 5 1 g g g g g g.-O O O-.g.....g..q..g..g..q... q..q..g..g..g..g g Q Q FRED ALLEN RUTH ARCHER DELEVAN ARTHUR FLOYD ARTHUR MATURON BACON MAXINE BARNES RICHARD BARRETT MALCOLM BEARS ELIZABETH BECRAFT ELM ER BELLINGER MARY BERRUS ARVELLA BEYETTE ROSELLA BEYETTE MARCELLA BIRCH ENOUGH DORIS BOSHART AREL BROWN EDWARD BROWN PHYLLIS BROYVN MARION BRUGGER INIAXINE BUCKINGHAM VIVIAN BURLINGAME HAROLD BUSH CHESTER CAMP MARION CANIPANY RICHARD CANNAN THELMA CARR NELLIE CHASE DORIS CHENEY GEORGE COAHN LETA COLLINS ELEANOR CORRIGAN RUTH CORRIGAN LOUIS COMPO GEORGE DAVIS ALLEN DOYLE VIRGIL DOYLE FRANCIS DUFLO MILDRED EDICK LEONARD FARN EY MARIE FARNEY MARY FELBER PHYLLIS FERRANCE EMILY GREENLOW MARTHA GRIFFITH DEWITT GORDON DOROTHY GORDON FLORENCE HABERER ARTHUR HAMBLIN RUTH HAMILTON ALTON HALL EUNICE HOCH g.....g..g..g..g g g..g..g..g..g..g ...g..g..g..g..g.. Freshman List BERNICE LOUISE HOEER OLIVER HOLUR HELEN HULBERT ELMER JANTZI DOROTHY JONES ESTH ER LAWRENCE MILDRED KELSEY JANE KLETT IRENE KLOCK LOUISE KOHLER FRANCES KOLAKOWSK1 STELLA KOPCZINSKA LEWIS KUHN CLISTA KUNKEL EARL LEHMAN ALBERT LEWIS ELEANOR LOMBER JEAN LORTIE JOHN LOSON GERTRUDE LYNCH WILLIAM MADDEN GEORGE MAHAR PHILLIP MARTZLOEE JESSIE MATTIS MARY MC CUE GORDON MC DONALD JAMES MAC DONALD MARGARET MC DONALD PATRICIA MC DONALD MARY MC GRATH PAUL MERZ THEODORE MILLARD RITA MILLER RICHARD MONATT JOHN MOORE ELIZABETH MOSELLE JOHN MOTYL DAVID MURPHY RITA MUTH HAZEL NEFSEY ARLENE NOBLE ETHEL NORRIS JOHN NORTZ RICHARD NORTZ ELEANOR NYE JANET OTIS MARY OUDERKIRK STANLEY PAGOZELSKI CAMILLA PAZMAN WEZEL PERCOSKIC JOHN PETERS DONALD PETERSON MARY PETERSON GLADYS PITCHER TH ELMA RADLEY BRUCE RAMAGE JOHN RAMAGE DORETHA REED GEORGE REED KARL RHODE CHARLES RICH LOUISE RICH BERNARD ROHR GERALD ROSS JAMES RUBAR JOSEPH RUSSUM NELSON RYAN ELLEN SAUNDERS EVELYN SCOVILLE JANE SMITH MARLENE SMITH MURIEL SMITHLING LILA STANTON IDA MAY STILES ALICE STRIFE MARION SUNDERHAET ROBERT SUNDERHAET RETTY TAEOLT EDGAR TABOLT HELEN TAEOLT VVILFORD THOMAS CLIFFORD THOMPSON LOWELL TYNER STEPHEN VENCZAK CHARLOTTE VIRKLER EULENE VIRKLER JULIA VIRKLER MARIE VIRKLER IM ELDA WAGN ER ALICE WALKER ARTHUR WALKER HELEN WALLACE VERLE WALTERS BERTON WARD DORIS WARD ELECTA WINDOVER ARDAN ELL WILLIAMS CLARE WILLIAMS TH ELMA YOUSEY RUTH ZEHR 0 l l D 0 0 0 I 0 U I 0 l--0--0--0--U-cl--0 l 0 C I 0 0 0 0 I U--I+-'CSI Ig -0A-0--0'-i--0--0--O--C--0--l--0--lui--0--0--0--0--0--l--I--U'Iwi--I--0 0 0--l--0--0--0 9 -I -I 4 2 Q-iv-U -0--M-0--O--0--0f-0--0--l--l--0--O--0--t--0- 'CNC' IOHOHOIPO' 'Owl' 'OUOHO' 'O O0O0O' .g..g.. -0-0-ev --0--M-0--0-Ovfv-0--vvm 0000! 41-0--0-0-Q--0--01-M-0--0-U -O-0--0-0 'O' -O-C--9-vm--0--0-940+ Q--0-viva 0-I--0 ATHLETICS Football Burk Row--V. WVALTERS, D. RAMAGE, J. BUSH, J. RUSSUM, R. 'l RIINIBLY H. HUMPHREY, F. NVALWRS, L. AIEDA, MR. OyCONNELL. flfliddle Row-A. PACZKOVVSKI, G. RAPAVE, P. PAYNE, R. DUFLO B. AIORAN, R. LAMOUREAUX, L. BUSH. Fran! Row-C. RICH, P. THOMAS, J. RUSSUM, P. KLETT. Captain RL'SSIi1.l. lJL'rf1.o illrlnayrr CARLTON DUNDON Conch - - NVALTER CTCONNEL1, SCORES OF GAMES Lowville V 0 Lowville - 7 Lowville - 0 Lowville - U Lowville - 7 Lowville ' 14 Total A - 28 'llupper Lake - St. Aloysius Herkimer - Canastota - Phoenix - Pulaski - Total - This year's football fell behind last by 13 points. Perhaps it was because there were several new fellows out or perhaps because the other teams we competed with had heavier men and more experience. When our team played they gave us 111 the! had and have given us cause to be proud of them. O ooo oo ..n... .... ISc...o..o . . .g..g..g..g.. Basketball Bark Row-MGR. R. GARRETT, A. PACZKOWSKI, R. SUNDERHAFT, O. XVALDRON G. WATERS, G. 'l'HISSE, B. MoRAN, P. KI.E'l l', Co.AxeH O'CoNNuL1.. Front Raw-R. LAMOUREAUX, K. LIQVIKER, CAPT. H. IQIRSCHNHR, A. bm: L. BUSH. Captain - HAROLD KIRSHCHNER fllunager - - RICHARD GARRli'l l' Com-h - - VVALTER O'CoNNuLL SCORES OF GABIES Lowville 25 lieaver Falls - Lowvllle 2-l Boonville - Lowville 7 Albany State College Lowville 43 VVest Carthage - Lowville l8 St. Aloysius - Lowville 18 New York Nlills Lowville 16 Old Forge - Lowville 15 Beaver Falls - Lowville 15 Holland Patent Lowville 28 Lyons Falls - Lowville 20 St. Aloysius - Lowville 24 Boonville - - Lowville 13 New York Klills Lowville 20 Old Forge - Lowville 25 Holland Patent Lowville 20 Lyons Falls - Total - - 35 Total - Slilll-FINALS Lowville - - 29 New Hartford - Lowvllle - - 13 Little Falls - .....g..g..... ..-..-... Iic........... 16 26 lf? I8 28 21 0 I6 13 I8 13 I3 14 19 l-l lf? 297 21 IO Girls' Basketball Bark Row-E. HABERER, R. SVVEET, F. HABERER, G. BUSH, C LEE M. GRIEEITH, D. KELSEY', I. KLETT. Franz Row-D. KOHLER, F. GREEN, M. ULRICH, MR. O'C,o1xxELL M. KELSEX', M. LEVIKER, H. SALSBURG. Caplain - - lXlARG.-XRET KELSEY Camel: - - VVAl.'l'IZR O'CoNN ELL RECORD OF GAMES Lowville - 19 Beaver Falls - Lowville - ll Constableville - Lovvville - 23 Lyons Falls Lowville - 16 Lyons Falls Lowville - 9 Beaver Falls - Total 78 Total - The girls' basketball team didn't loose a game, that's something to be proud of Last year they Weren't so successful but have rightfully made up for it this se'1son Conny claims he has one of the best teams he has had in a number of years and vse all agree with him. ...... .... :gl 36 Baseball Back Row-COACH Q7'CONNEI,L, R. SUNDERH.LxET, B. BIORAN, L. ALLEN, R. DUFLO, RIGR. H. HUMPHREY. Franz Row-H. ROBERTS, P. KLETT, K. LEVIKER, CAPT. H. KIRSCHNER, O. WALDRON, L. BUSH, G. AIAHAR. Captain - HAROLD KIRSCHNER Manager - - HENRY HURIPHREY Coach - - RVALTER 0'CONNELL SCORE OF GAIXIES Lowville 4 Dexter - - Lowville 6 Brownville - Lowville I I Hion - - Lowville 6 St. Aloysius - Lowville 4 Dexter - - - Lowville -1- St. Augustine Academy Lowville 12 St. Augfustinc ACZIKICIUQ' Lowville 4- lirowmille - - ...........g3I 37 Igg............- 4--O--0--Q--0--Oni-00+-0--If-0 0--I--0--0--0 -Quo--so-0-no--01-0-'Q--of-0 -0-v -0-.0-0 -0-'Ov-9 -9--0-fa J--o-4-ao .g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. 5 .g..g..g..g..g..g..g. ..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. .4- Athletic Awards 1931 BASEBALL AWARDS KIRSCHNER, Captain LESTER ALLEN BERYL B4ORAN ORLAND WALDRON KARL LEVIKER RUSSELL DUFLO HOLLAND ROBERTS LOREN BUSH ROBERT SUNDERHAFT PHILIP KLETT 1932 FOOTBALL AWARDS LAWRENCE M EDA HENRY HUNIPHREY BERYL NIORAN PHILIP PAYNE RUSSELL DUFLO ROBERT LAMOUREAUX ROGER TREMBLEY HUGH SEELEY TONY PACZKOWSKI GEORGE RAPAVE PHILIP KLETT JACK RUSSUM JOHN BUSH FRANKLYN F. WALTERS VERLE WALTERS LOREN BUSH 1932 BASKETBALL AWARDS HAROLD KIRSCHNER AUSTIN SWEET KARL LEVIKER ROBERT LAMOUREAUX .g..g..g..g..g..g..g. gap... . LOREN BUSH BERYL MORAN ROBERT SUNDERHAFT TONY PACZKOWSKI 38 .......... ....................,.......... 9 9 9 O l0O'1O0O'5 .g..g..5..g..g..g.. vl--M 'O O0O0O0O O'-01401 0000000001 -O-'O-If-0 -0--0-0--0--l--I Q--Of-C-0-0--I' -0-O-A--l--9-in-4--M-O-Q-A-wr-G -O- 0-01 Q-out -0-on ACTIVITIIES Lowacadian Staff Back Row, Left Zo Righf-R. HOUCK, E. BARNES, MR. GEERLINGS, C. IJUNDON L. RICE. Front Row-H. FORREST, M. ONVENS, M. KELSEY, D. KOHLER, M. TOIJSSAINT B. DUFLO, L. MINER. Absent-H ESTER GRIFFITH, MISS ANDERSON, AIARY OyCONNOR. National Honor Society Left to Righz-A. SWEET, M. NVORMUTH, C. GAZIN, D. KOHLER, B. DUFLO, L. BIINER. ......... .... ,II Ig.......... .........,........... L a Itwtwlwo-.0-.0-'mov-9-vm-I--I-0--I--I--0--0--0--0 0 -Q--I-fl-'U--I--0--N 0-0--I--0--O--Q--0--0--O00--I--0--0 0 0 0 O-'O-fl--O--0--O--0'-0 0 0 0--O-'O-4-4-ft-C--0--C--if-I--0 I 0'-l 0 5 2 fl s if 'P E 3 -4- -C--I-41-0--0--0-0 -O'-M 44-O- Q 5 s a A if Q 4 4 Q Q Q 5 Q 2 3 4 Q Z Q. -as P l 'T' 3 Q Q 5 5 3 'l' fl' Q i Lowacadian Staff ln this issue of the Lowacadian we have endeavored not only to carry on the splendid work Of the Senior classes of 1930 and 1931 but also to improve it if possible. ln Order to create a wider interest in our Annual and to facilitate its perpetuation, we asked two Juniors to assist us. As a result of the excellent cooperation and the great effort of each member of the staff, and also the constant guidance and assistance of our faculty advisors, Mr. Geerlings and Miss Anderson, we have completed this Lowacadian which we present for your approval. We trust that it may ever remind you of the class of 1932. DOROTHY KOHLER HESTER GRIFFITH Business Manager - - - NTARGARET KELSEY Editor-in-Chief - - Assistant Editor-in-Chief - Assistant Business Manager' - Junior Business flfanager Junior Business Manager Art Editor - - - Assistant Arr Editor - Photo Editor - - Assistant Photo Editor Humor Editor - Assistant Hurlior Editor Write Ups - - - LOUISE MINER MARION LEVIKER PATTISON THOMAS MARGARET OWENS RAYMOND HOUCK BERNICE DUFLO CARLTON DUNDON MARY TOUSSAINT EARLE BARNES, JR. HELEN FORREST Faculty Advisors - - RUTH ANDERSON, CLYDE GEERLINGS Typists - - - MARY O,CONNOR, LAURA RICE National Honor Society Last year only four Juniors became members of the National Honor Society. Eligibility is based on scholarship, service and character. Because there are so few taken in each year Con graduation nightl the members find it hard to accomplish anything. Nevertheless, this society gives the pupils an incentive to work. We feel it to be a great honor to say that we belong and will always try to live up to its ideals. We hope that the custom of selecting members each year will not run itself out as is so Often the case. The Seniors taken in last year were: Robert Beyer, Marion Farney, Dolores Sallee, Austin Sweet, Louis Marlane, Frances Richardson, Evelyn Tyner, Virginia Virlcler, lklarian Wormuth. The Juniors taken in last year who are Seniors now are: Ralph Beyer, Dorothy Kohler, Bernice Dullo and Louise Miner. ...wg 9 6 5 i I I I I I I I Q 5 5 Q Q 6 6 Q 5 Q ? ! 5 5 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 9 Q 9 ? Q i' ? ? ? I i 5 Q 9 Q 9 Q 5 ? ? ! 9 'IUC 5 2 Q 4 9 'I' 2 0--0'-0 -0- lI I Il'I I'lI I'lI I I I'lI I I I 44: :Lil gf :J-....r-I F32- H? D -12 E'f'Y-. mmm se-52. :a WEN 'figs i'D - QIQFP 'fda Eng agen.. gqfb on A ....,,,o-' 'N z 5 9 2.50 5 :r2'm -0 21:-S O 535- D :nn gn r-+ CD 0550 wo '-1m V U' :i Ngo- 93 3543, 5'f: U Q... 1 SN?-3 Q'5 '-+- 1: p-I-1 Frm 2.0- -reg o'- ' 0294: mf-gm 2.3 N 2 E-+P o'E'1 :os- lIwI1'I0I0I0I0I I' lut- .Q-.qu and second, that there are other High School bands of great merit in the State of New York. On returning from Plattsburg the class of '31 decided that the band should be given a Sausaphone and this instrument has helped the group in no small measure. The band had the honor to be chosen by the State Assembly to close the session this year and on ildarch 10 two bus loads of musicians and instruments left' 2 Lowville's snow behind for Albany's chilly breezes. Besides playing before the As- E sembly, they also played before Governor Roosevelt in the Governor's chamber. Lowville Academy may well be proud of their beautifully uniformed band and thankful that they have as capable a man as Mr. Askin as director. 'I' Q 2 The Junior band and orchestra, directed by Mr. Geerlings is made up of mostly grade boys and girls who are interested in music but not advanced quite far enough f to play in the Senior groups. They are coming along fine however and the Senior Q Band and orchestra need not worry about running out of good material as long as these juniors remain an organization. The orchestra too, has done very fine work by assisting with chapel programmes and functions taking place in the evening. There is some very fine material in the E Q orchestra and is becoming better as time goes on. E Y a E The High School Chorus composed of 120 voices presented the concertized Grand Opera 'lCarmen', in the Academy Auditorium, Friday evening, February 12, 1932. This is the largest chorus the school has ever had and the presentation of 2 Carmen excelled last year's production of 'fFaust. E The additions to the chorus this year are mainly in the alto and bass sections. 5 5 Next year it is hoped that a tenor section can be developed. The chorus will also go on a few trips this year and plans are being made for the chorus to give an evening concert at Lyons Falls. The chorus is under the direction of Mr. Shattuck who has done the finest chorus work we have ever had in Lowville Academy. V 'IWI f'I'll l I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I0I-Q I I-00C00O0Ivl1 dI F 'I I0IvI'vI I'vIvIvIfvI0I'0I'0I0I I I I I I I I I I I'fI I I I I I I1 g g g 4.g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g4.q..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g..g..4.4-4..g..g..g..g.....g..q..Q..g-g..g..g..g.....5..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..q..q.....g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. High School Chorus NIR. LEWIS B, SIIATTUCK, Cfmflnrfm- LOUISE AIINER, Pirznixt MURIEL SMITIILING MARTHA GIIIEI-'ITII IVAH SVHANTZ 'I'H EODORA SNYOEII DOROTHY WALLACE FLORENCE HABERPIR EVELYN ROSS HELEN FORREST MARY OUIIERKIRK ELLEN SAUNIIEIIS EUNICE H0i'lI Ill-ILEN HOLT MILIDRPIIJ YOUSEY LOUISE RICH EULINI-1 VIRKLI-IR MIl.DRED KELSEY BERNICE DUFLO MARGARET KELSEY HELEN MITCHPILL EVELYN BUEI-' THELMA YOUSHY HELEN SEYMOUR JANET OTIS JANE KLI-:TT NOUVERT BUSH RUTH ROGERS GRACE BUSH MAXINE ULRICH EI.IzARI-:TH GALLOWAY WIIILARII Z!-IHR FRANKLYN HEWS LOUIS REED JOHN MOORE GHURGI-I REI-:II CLARENCE BUSH NEIII. HAROLD STRIPE EDWIN CHRISTIANSEN THUMAS MORGAN JAM!-IS ARTHUR CIl.l.H+IKT THISSE H ELEN HOLT AIARGARET OXVENS JAM ES ARTHUR LOUIS REED SOPRANOS l5E'rTY SEYMOUR JANE RICIIARIISON ANNA 1'AwI,ING PIIYLLIS BROWN ESTHER WIIJEMAN HELEN MONNAT DORIS IIEDEORII MAIKY AUGUSTYN ELIZABETH QUILTY RUTH IiARRET'r VERONICA MCCARTHY EVA WORM WOOD JOSEI-IIINE AULIUSTYN HORTI-:NSE VIRKLER ALTOS ARLI-:NE NORLI-1 RUTH ZEHR DOROTHY KI-:LSI-:Y ELIZABETH HI-:CRAI-'T ELIZABETH HARERER JANICE HUNZIKEN RUTH FARNEY LUCILLI-: CARRIER MARY TOUSSAINT HI-:STI-:R GRI!-'FITH MARGARET OWENS MARION LEVIKER LAIIRA RICE OLIVE WAIIIIRON BASSES RICHARD STEELE RAYMOND GORDON RAIGPIR 'l'RI-,MELEY JAMES MCDONALD RAYMONII HOUCK CAIIWELL GI-:NACR CHARLES HOUSE ARTHUR SHAW GUY FAIRCIIILII I'I:vIMI-:TT YOUNG Mll.1'4bN MFZRZ MIXED GLEE CLUB Sf1fU'l1Il0.Y HELEN FORREST AUM.: EVELYN BUFF Tenors ROGER 'I'RExIRI.EY Bflxxrs MIXED QUARTET LOUISE RUSIZSKOWSKI MARION SIINIII-:RIIAET EI.lZAlil'ITli Al.l'IXANllI'Ili LI-:ONA WIIRMWOOII MARY MAIN DOROTHY MILLER DOROTHY KOHl.l'.li JOYCE SEALY DON NA SALLI-:E MARY 0'CONNOII 'l'Hl'1I.MA CARR GERTRUIIE LYNCH Evl-:LYN III-Cl-I MAXINE IIUSHI-:Y IDA MARY STILFAS ELLA SCHWARTZ LORI-ITTA YOUSEY FRANCES GREEN V JUNE OVERTON JI-:ANNE'I-'IE CUEF ' I HELEN ZEHR V WANIIA LHWICKI JENNII-z KOPEZENSKI HELEN LEMICKI GERALIIINE RENAUIIIN GRACE ROGERS 'l'HERESA LAWRENCE KATHERINE MCGRATII ORLANU WALIIRON CHARI.ES PAYNI-I RICHARD RURAR WII.LIA1vI CIIENLY MPIRl.lN BUSH GEORGE DAVIS JAMES RPIICII RUSSELL DIIELO ELEASER MOSER LESTI-:R ALLEN HAROLII RUSH LOUISE RICH AIARY 'IQOUSSAINT RICHARD STEELE CHARLES HOUSE Sfffn-mm-H ELEN HOLT ,Jim-MARGAREI' Ow ENS Tenor-LOUIS REED lgIl.N'.V-Cll.4flI.lfS IIOUSE MALE QUARTET In YYFIIIH'-JANTES ARTHUR 2111! 71f'IllJl'LR0ClIfR 'IKRIEMBI In Bass-LOUIS REED 2nd l?ax.v--CIIARI.ES HOUSE . 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'IJHISSE P. 'FHOMAS Clarinets D. DARRING L. TYN ER G. FAIRCHILD L. PFAFF H. Ross R. BARRETT Altos L. REED J. WETMORE H. HUMPHREY Barilone E. BARNES Basses MR. GEERLINGS G. COAHN Piccolo J. MUNGO Dfllllls E. KNAPP G. RAPAVE G. REED W. H ERZIG O Members of Jumor Band MR. GEERI.INGS, Director Corners ROBERT FORWARD HAROLD NOHLE DUANE WELLER LAWRENCE BUSH KENNETH SLITER HAROLD WELLER THEODORE CALVER RICHARD CANNAN SPENCER WELLER Bass DFHIIITGERALD BROWN Alto-JOE RUSSUM Bass-HAROLD FAIRCHILDS Piccolo-HARRIS JON ES BHTifIlHE'DICKINSON GRIFFITH Clarinet-FAY TVIORAN TfO77lb0H8S-JACK RUSSUM, CLIFFORD WELLER 1 Drums GARVICE L,HUILLIER CHARLES CHRISTIANSEN KENNETH BOSHART WILLIAM GREEN JAM ES ROSS IRVING VAN BRUNT ROBERT CANNAN ..g..g..g.-Q--O--0--Q4-Q--Q-.5-.5.. g..p..g..g.....g.. ...yup--QI Ig.-.g..g.. ..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.g ..g..g..g..g..g..g..g ....g..g..g..g..g..g.... 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GEERLINGS, Direcror D Violins JOHN HOCH ETHEL BOSHART ELMER VIRKLER JOHN AIADDEN WALTER DIATUCEZAK VERONICA AICCARTHY 4J1f0 GEORGE REED HARY'EY HUBIPHREY Piano ELIZABETH ALEXANDER DIARY OUDERKIRK Clarinels RICHARD BARRETT LOWELL TYNER FAY RIORAN Corners DICKINSON GRIFFITH HAROLD FAIRCHILDS ROBERT FORWARD HENRY RICHARDSON ..o-Qc-fo-o-o..o..,..,..q..q.-Q IIc..,,,,.,..,..q..o 'C --0-Q-Q -O--0--0--0 -0- -out--if-Ov -0--0--0 0--lw0f-0-- -O- we--Of ...Mg --but 'O--O-'O-O--0--0-vo-an 3 9 I I Q Q M-0--0-0-4 Dramatic Art Club Bark Row-E. GAIIOWAY, H. GRIFFITII, H. FORREST, MISS CROOKS, E. SCIINVARTZ M. BUFF. fllifldle Row-E. ROSS, E. COAIIN. Front Row-D. SALLEE, M. YOUSEY, H. VIIQKLER, P. BISHOP. Library Club Top'-J. RIATTIS, B. SEARI., R. TABOTT, A. BOSHART, E. NYE, H. LEWICKI. R. HAMILTON, E. CORRIGAN. M. CAMPANY, N. BUSH, E. NYIZ, J. BOSHART, M. F.-IRNEY, T. YOUSEY, B. HOFER, E. GREENLOW. I3ortw11fR.ScHAN'I'z, U. RITZ, MISS GLENN, V. CAMP.-INY, A. WIIEELER, I. WAGNER. ......................... ....., .... all 48 Ig......... .4..g..g..4.....g..g..g..g..g..g.....g.....g........ g..g..g..g..g.....g .g..g..g..g.....g..g.. g g , g , . , , 0 . 0 g g , 4 g g g g Q g..g..g..g..g. -Of-0--0-.0-0-Q--0--of-0-M -0-O--Q-O-vo-Q-01 00-0-I-tum --0--0-+0--0 Iwo- -Ov-0v0--l--0-vi'vl--v-0-- -if-Q--0-O-00-Cv-0--0-fl--V -if-0-0--0--on Dramatic Club Spmzmf-ez! by Miss CRooKs The foremost object of the dramatic club is to forward dramatics. At each meeting some of the members have recited short selections, read articles concerning dramatics or told in an interesting manner about plays they have seen. A few of the club members have selected and directed several short plays that were given at club meetings. Phyllis Bishop directed the Christmas play which was given in the auditoriumQ We decided at the Hrst meeting that once a month we should hold our meetings at the home of the members. After the business meeting we had a social hour, during which we played cards or danced. These meetings were most enjoyable. Each member paid fifty cents for dues. The club sold candy bars and had several candy sales for the purpose of earning money. Last year the club earned enough money to buy furniture which has proved very useful this year. The club has fourteen members including Bliss Crooks. Helen Forrest, president, has proved to be a very capable and dependable leader. lllildred Yousey and Jane Richardson are secretary and treasurer respectively. The work in this club is very interesting and instructive. Library Club Sponsorezl by HIISS GLENN The aim of the Library Club is to gain book lovers throughout the school. This club is organized to give those who are interested in library work an opportunity to liecome more familiar with it. ln the fall we had the opportunity to visit the Lowville Free Library. bliss Allen conducted the members through the building, showing us the children's room and their books, the reference books and how to use them. the numerous magazines, and the arrangement of the books on the book shelves which all proved interesting. In an effort to raise money for club pins, we held a series of pop corn and candy sales. During- the year we enjoyed refreshments at each meeting and a noon meeting and lunch together. A contest of true and false questions on books, the library, and use of the library is being held to determine how much we have learned and a prize is to be given at each meeting. The club subscribes to the Home Geography Nlagazineu for the library and hopes to continue the sub- scription for another year. 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Each member of the club is a scientist, a person who wants to know and under- stand his surroundings. TO learn what he wants to know, he listens, looks, reads, and experiments. A picnic in October proved to be something more than a picnic- it became an investigation Of soils, rocks, plants and trees. Many of the club members assisted in a collection of fungi-toadstools, mushrooms, lichen, tree shelves, moss and puff balls and many interesting types were discovered which aids our studies. Another collection of soils and rocks in the vicinity of Lowville has been started by club members. The microscope proves to be the ever-fascinating part of Our Science equipment. We have enjoyed Our research periods very Inuch and next year we are planning to widen Our scientihc scope and take up new subjects. Lone Star Troop Sponsored by MISS GOESEKE The first Girl Scout Troop of Lowville was organized in September 1931 by Miss Emma Goeseke. Thirty-four girls were enrolled under the pledge Of loyalty to God and country, helpfulness to other people and obedience to the Girl Scout Laws. Lone Star Troop was Oflicially registered with the National Organization, December 18, 1931, when twenty-three were acknowledged as tenderfoot scouts. The girls chose as their emblem the Star of Bethlehem. The captain is assisted by two lieutenants-bliss Jane Sperry and bliss Rhilda Farmer. The troop is sponsored by a Community Committee of ten members with blrs. Harvey Farrington as chairman. GLENDA ALEXANDER DOROTHY ARTHUR RUTH BENNETT ETH EL BOSHART LUCILLE BROWN HELEN BUSHEY VIRGINIA BUZZELL VIRGINIA COPELEY H ELEN EVANS FAITH FARRINGTON ESTHER HOLT ANITA JOSEPH EVELYN lbTCGRATH CATHERINE OWENS FRANCES Ross BETTY VIRKLER WANETA WILLIAMS RITA WOOLSCHLAGER VIRGINIA ARTHUR BARBARA BOSHART ANNA BROWN MURIEL BURKHART MILDRED BUSHEY SUZANNE COFFIN JANE DAVIS GLADYS F ARN EY MARY HELEN HABERER lVIARTHA KUHN DOROTHY KING BTADELINE lVlO0RE JANET PARKER lx'lARION TYNER BELVA WILLIAMS ELIZABETH WOOLSCHLA GER French Club Vax Iiafk Row-M. KELSEY', Miss KICCERATH, P. CQREEN, H. KIONNATT, K. lDlZ G. LEE, XIAXINE BUTTS, L. FA1.DzINsKl. Frnnf Raw-KI. NOR1'0N, B. XYINCENT, V. AICC.-XRTHY, K. KlCclRA'I'II KI. BUSHEY, 'l'. L.-XXVRENCE, D. KELSIEY, H. CURTIS. Natural History Club Bark Rau'-E. RIARKOWSKI, C. ROZANSKI, E. ALLEN. lfmnf Rau'-C. P,xcm1AN, F. IQALAKOVVSKI, E. NI.-X'l'TlS, C. XVIl,I.l.LXNlS. E. ClYORli, V. BL'R1.xNc:Ax1 E, Miss LATTIN. .......,,,...,......,..:3I 52 ..,.., e 6 5 .9-4 'O0O0O O0O0O' IOHIUO' -000- -0--0 'O O O O'-O lf-0--0--0 -O--I--Ov-Q--if-0--0--D--Qu mm--i--0'-0-l--0--l--l--i--Q--0--O-0- -0+-0 --0-'C+-O-vw 0'-I avi-I-0-W--vw--m'0-'D--0--U-0--0--0--0--in I--0-'O--0--I--0--Cv-O--O-4--0 -0--0-fm-0-vt--0--I--O--iuO'-Of-0-'lv-0--0--0--Q--0--01-0 0001-C-va Les Amis Francais 9 Sponsored by NIISS NICGRATH Les Amis Francaisn is a club of French students which has continued the work begun last year. Eleven new members were taken into the club at the beginning of the year. At this time the old members enjoyed initiating them. During the year we have had four public dances and two private parties. On Klarch 7 we had a sleigh ride and each member invited a friend. A good time was enjoyed by all. We are planning a semi-formal dance in the near future. Besides this we have studied the life of Marshal Foch. The members have received pins representing the French Club. We also gave S3 for children's lunches. At the last meeting Miss Stegner gave us an interesting talk of her travels in Paris. She illustrated the talk by showing pictures. The entertainment committee is planning to conduct a meeting by speaking entirely in French. We are also going to learn about Madame Curie, Louis Pasteur and Rosa Bonheur. We have had a great deal of fun and learned many interesting things. We all hope this club will continue and be true French Friends. 'L'- 3 3 'I' e 3 Natural History Club i Sfronsored by HIISS LATTIN E P This club is composed of eleven members all of which are interested in History. 2 In this club we discuss Ancient man, his form, appearance, how he lived and de- 2 veloped, such animals as the Dinosaurs, fwe were much surprised to' find that this wild looking animal roamed New Jersey long agoj, Trochodon and Triceratops, also very ferocious looking, and the study of plants. Also a study of rocks was made and some unconceivable data was discovered, such as rocks being formed of dead fossils and other dead animals. Rocks are classed under the same heading as the ages. That is, Archoeozoic being the first rocks because they were composed of the first animalsg and so forth all through the ages. Projects were made on Ancient periods: the girls making colored posters and the boys making a study of the stars. Some made clay models of animals. bliss Lattin is now reading us The Lost World 3 ll very interesting book. This club is very interesting to anyone who wishes to find out about the earth as it was long, long ago. 5 E ......................,........,......... ,.........:3I Ig ..,. ...... . Q 0 Q 0 Q . . . s ......,..,.i O l 0000 0000 00 0 0000 000 Nurses' Club Bark Row-I. KLOCK, E. POLLOCK, E. Powls. Mizlrlle Row-J. LORTIE, H. SEYMOUR, H. YANCEY, E. l'lOUl'PERT, S. KOI'CZENSKI, E. LAVVRENCE, J. SMITH, E. WOLEE. Front Row-D. SHELDON, Miss HATHAWAY, H. lX lITCHELL, A. NORTZ. Commercial Club Presidrnl - - M. FARNEY Vire Presizlfzzt - H. EDWARDS Serretary - - M. FARN EY Treasurer - - K. ROWSAM ........ ................... ..........:,3I Ig,........ ...... O Of-0M0-Qui'-O1-0--0--I--M-O-Of-0--O--Ov-Oni--0--0--0 D I U 0 Q -0--O--0--Ov-0--Cv-0--0--0--Iu-0u-04-0--D--D-1--0--0--I--0--I 0 0 0 0--0--D--0--0--Q--0--0--Ol -0--O--O--O1-Ovtvbv-0--O--Ov-C Nurses' Club Sponsored by Miss HATHAWAY Our Nurses' Club was organized in September with an enrollment of fourteen members. The object of the club is to acquaint prospective nurses with the training and course given in hospitals for nurses and to teach the rudiments of nursing in order that they may decide definitely if they will be interested in the work. Several discussional periods were enjoyed in reference to nurses' work. A trip to a hospital is to be taken later, thus contributing to the girls interest by seeing nurses at work. We have made a thorough study of the care of children and certain sicknesses which prove most interesting, not only to the individual who hopes to study nursing but to any girl who would like to become acquainted with the care of the sick. We have been able to obtain pins to show our membership in the club. We have had pop corn sales to help us to meet expenses. Next year we are in hopes of making our club better and increasing the membership. Commercial Club Sponsored by Miss FOLEY The Commercial Club was again reorganized last fall but gained more members than the preceding year. There are fifteen members of the club at the present time. The officers of the club are: President, llarion Farneyg Vice President, Harold Edwards, Secretary, lVIildred Farney, Treasurer, Kenneth Rowsam, Sergeant-at- Arms, Gerald Monnzxt. The purpose of the club is to make us better acquainted with the fundamentals of business. ln November the club had a Thanksgiving dance, which was most successful and well attended, we received a proht of eighteen dollars. One of the most interesting and amusing matters of the club was a debate, for and against bill boards. The negative side won but not without difficulty. We had a Christmas party for the members of the club and we are now planning to have a short play for Assembly program. We were very unfortunate to have one of our sponsors, Miss Helen Bentley, leave our school, because of illness, She took great interest in the club. lt is our sincere wish that the club will again be reorganized next year. -0--0-Q--r-0--Ovmv-rwwowi-O--U-0--0+-lf-0--0--0--0ul'-0'-I--0 0 0 0 Q Q -0--0- dl Ig --0--U-'0-'0'-0'-0--l--0- 0 -0-'O-'O-'O-fl--C--0--0 0 -0--0--I--I-vi--0--0--0--0 000 'Dwi f J' ,yf ..g..g..a.og.....g..g.4..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. L! , x F Home Economics Club l'rf'.vidr111 - - R. STODD,xRn l'if-ff lJI't'.N'fI!t'llf - G. S'1'0DD.fxRIJ Sl't'l'l'f!II'-1' - - - R. Rocslsks Trmxzzrw' - D. li EDFORU Mapleland Farmers' Club l,I'f'SiI!t'IIf - - L. POORE lrln' IJl'l'XjIIl'lIf - KI. NIERZ Sl'l'l'l'fIll'j' - P. H,xR'1'zLoIfIf vv!'l'!l.YIll'l'I' - U. AICIJONALD Rrjmrrvr - IJ. WVIIJEMAN sua... 56 .s..o 41-000- lO'vO0O C' -Q- 'GQ' 'IO' -0-l--4--0--lf-Q--to--Q--0 -0-0--bww 'CMO' -Owl 01-0- 0'-0--1 The Home Economics Club Sponsored by MIss KILPATRICK The Home Economics Club is one which interests many girls. The purpose of the club is to study the modern girl and togfit her to take her place in the community. We find it is not drudgery to learn about seemingly uninteresting facts for they arc brought out in such a fascinating manner that you not only enjoy them but they make an impression upon your mind so that, you pass the ideas on to your friends. The club's programs are two fold, educational and recreational. Everyone gets acquainted with new friends and feels as though she were a part of a large family. Another thing that adds interest to our club is the yearly play that is put on by the members of the combined Home Economics and Agriculture Clubs. Everyone has a chance to see what talent she has in this line of work. By putting on the play the club is able to send several girls to Cornell for a few days during Farm and Home Week. This is something that everyone can work for that is worthwhile. Agriculture Club Sponsw-ed by MR. KILPATRICK President - ' - LoUIs PooRE View President - AIILTON MERZ Serremry - PHILIP NIARTZLOFF Treasurer - ---- J. IJONALD TNTCDONALD There are twenty-four members in our club. In September we started our judging contest, to determine a judging team to represent us in the contest at Canton, Cornell, State fair at Syracuse, and Boonville fair. Three members make up the team, fexcept at State fair and Cornell trip when from 5 to 8 boys gol. To finance these trips we sold candy and garden seeds and also put on a play in co-operation with the Homemaking club. In the latter part of Bday, we are having a Father and Son banquet. We entered a basketball team in the Rrlohawk-Chenango league, made up of Agriculture Clubs. We put on an educational program with a booth at Lowville and Pomona granges. We are having a local speaking contest, and are entering the district contest to be held in lVlay. We hold monthly meetings on second Tuesday in each month. We are operating a Junior Cow Testing Association having about four hundred cows on test. We are also buying fertilizer, farm seeds and baby chicks co-operatively. 'Q 2 s 5 ? 5 Q 9 9 Q ? z 2 2 2 4 z 2 9 6 ? Q Q ? -O-'O--O-4--0--O--Of-I . o 0 0 l 4 9 5 Q i 9 Q 2 9 9 5 0 0 0 0 o ! Q Q if-4 U1 il 'T 9 5 0 0 0 0 9 Q 9 9 Q Q 9 - Airplane Club I Bark Rau'-L. Hass, L. Compo, MR. SHUTTS, B. VVARD. Frmzf Row-E. TABOLT, D. IJARRING, H. S'roL'1'zFUs, R. XYARY, R. NOR'I'Z, A. BROVVN, T. BIILLARD, J. PETERS, A. IQELLEY, E. BROWN. Trail Blazers Club Presizlenf ----- l. NORTON Vim' Prfxizlfnt - P. SLOCUIVI Sefretary and Treuszufr - L. RICE .,,.,,..,,,,,..,.,,,,,,,,..,.,,..,,,..,,,,..,....-.311 Isa.-....... Q--Q--9--Q--v-0--Q-fm-o--0--0--9--0-vo--0--Q'-0--0--c--0--on 9 5 ? e Q a ..g..g..g..g..q..g..g..Q0m.o... -0 0-C '01-I--0-O--I--Of-0-'O-4-'M-I--I--04-000'-0--O--0 -01-0--0--O-4'-0-Q-tofu -Of-01-V o 6-0-A--0-A--0-v -0-0-Quo-'O-'M 'O-4--O--Gfv-Pwr vw- -0- 11'I''OI'OWU'-OOQ11CMO'IUNlWOl'l ll'D0'C l Ol'O l I O O l I C Ouluil-Ol-O1-Quin! O O O lvl'1Ivvlv4OlHlU'C1HO1II''O1'OU'OIlOI'O1fl1'If'l O'1O l l O O l O O O'livlvlvlfvil Model Airplane Club Sponsored by NIR. SHUTTS The ulllodel Airplane Club was organized at the beginning of the school yeai with the idea of studying airplanes pertaining to their flying ahilityg also to make real flying models of large planes. A great many single stick planes were made while a few of the larger, cabin type planes, were made by advanced boys. The greater part of airplane building is done with balsa wood, tissue and ambroid all very delicate materials to work with. If it were not for the thought of having something Worthwhile when the models are finished perhaps the members w0uldn't be so patient. The handling and working with these delicate articles requires patience and a great sense of proportion. The members looked forward to our meetings because they were held in the Industrial Arts shop and they could work on their models all period. The real fun came when we could go to the Gym and try out our planes. Some soared through the air and stayed aloft a few seconds while others wouldn't go. Through craft building we have learned valuable lessons in carpentry. - Trail Blazers Sponsored by Miss ANDERSON The purpose of The Trail Blazers Clubn is to teach in an effective way the fundamentals of personal charm and conduct and apply them in all walks and emergencies of life. At each meeting a committee chosen by the club prepares a program, being both of an instructive and entertaining nature. The members have learned to be very frank with one another in their discussions of desirable customs and practices of different students. Our motto is A person may have spent many hours and many dollars in dressing with elaborate care, but a breach of etiquette will mark him at once as an undesirable individual. Our club has gradually grown in popularity and membership until we now have about fifty members. Plans are nearing completion for the presentation of a one-act play, Sauce for the Goslingsf' the proceeds of which will be used to defray necessary expenses of the club. Miss Anderson sponsors the Trail Blazers and under her supervision we feel that we have learned and accomplished a great deal besides having a good time at our meetings. .g..g..g--g.-pq.4..gf4.-5--Q.4..ga-Q..g.....g..g..g..g.-g..g..g..g..g..g..q..g..g..g.-q--sq F- -0--0-fo--0--0--0-'O -O--0--M-Q--0-'O--0--0--0--0-0-I--I--0--C--0--0--0--v -Q-0 Gym Club I,I'FXiflf Ilf - - L. BUSH S1'frf'f111'j' - G. LXIAHAR Chess Club Bark Rauf-MR. GEERLINGS, L. REED Illiflfllr Rau'-I. COFFIN, KI. BOUBOULIS, KI. SALMON, H. HUMPHREY E. BARNES, H. STRIFIE, MR. ZELLER Fl'I1Ilf Rau'-P. CEREEN, VV. KIADDEN, L. XYIRKLER, P. rI1H0NlAS, li. RAMAGIL KI. XYINCENT, H. Ross S1-aim!-H. XVORMUTII, BI. fjXVENS .,.. 331 6Q -o--o--o--0--9--0+-90--va-w--0--m-o--o--0--0--0--0--0--0--Q--of-uno--0--S Q Q Q Q 9 Q Q Q Q 9 Q Q 9 Q 5 5 1 Q 0 0 o o 0 Q Q 9 Q 9 Q Q 5 9 Q Q Q 9 5 o 0 o 0 Q o 9 9 Q Q 9 Q Q -0 Gym Club Sponsored by MR. O'CoNNELL X 2 The purpose of a gym club is to develop leadership, skill and co-ordination of - the mind and body. Boxing is taught for skill and protection. Frequent boxing lessons develops courage and conhdence and offers another means of protection. The quickness of the eye increases the same as motor impluses are improved. , Tumbling is a recreation which develops agility, smooth muscular movements and grace in actions. This sport is more beneficial than basketball, baseball or foot- l--ov-O' ball because it is more healthful and exercises every muscle of the body. At our club meetings we engage in boxing and tumbling and have learned the fundamentals 'Oni' of both. We have not had any outside activity owing to the fact that the club has no expenses. This is the first year that the gym club has functioned regularly. We ,Q- feel certain that it will carry on next year and hope it will be bigger and better. 'CHO' At the beginning of the year we elected Loren Bush as president and George llahar -if-I--M as secretarv. Walter O'Connell sponsors it and has helped us a freat deal. . 2- -0--0--0--0--0-vt 0--I-fl--O'-O--0-fl--I--O--tw D-0-Q--CHO--0--v Z 'CHCWOWO' The Chess Club 6 Sponsored by MR. GEERLINGS AND MR. ZELLER -o--of-o--v--o--o--c--o--o--o--o--o--o--o--n--o- 2.5 T3 D. ? P-1 T' 0 ,.. ... FD fl r-r C '-1 0 4 ,- . 4 FD Q- . 5 r-r FD '-1 fb U1 v-r H . D f-v IIT' FD TQ N FD M O v-f, O 3 fb w w N 3 D.. C 3' 0 C F' f'D '1 m E rv D' fb -. ... . -1 M f-r 4-4- -0--0--O--O-'O--O-0--Q--Q--9 H0004 ,........ O I I I O O 9 Q e 4 Q e 9 5 9 -9 Q Q 9 Q Q f-454 os P-A 'T' 4 4 C C 9 Q e Q Q Q 9 Q Q Q Q ION The Chess Club was organized this fall, under the supervision of lllr. Geerlings I meeting we elected oflicers and those who had not played before were taught the fundamentals of the game of chess. Our club meetings have been informal and chess is played during the club period. We are at present starting a contest in which all I members will figure to determine the champion chess player of the club. Although we have had no outside activities we have created an interest in chess and many who did not know how the game was played are now enjoying it. 0--0--of-of-0--if-0 3 5 4 i Q 3 Day Dancing Club Prrsizfrfllt - R. CEARR ETT Sl'l'I'f'fIlI'j' - - C. HOUSE Treasurer - HI. RYAN Senior Play Cast Bark Rauf-K. CANNAN, H. HUNTPHREY Front Row-F. HEWS, H. FORREST, EQ BUFF, M. r1'0USSAINT, E. BARNES ,lbxwzt-H. GRIFFl'1'H, J. RICHARDSON ..,.........ggI Ig ..,. ...... -0- -o-9 Q 'I' 'I' i i -ov-O-nv -0--Oni'-If -O--M-Q-vo-4-0-fl -O--9 ' -000 -o--o--o--o-s--o-s-of-of-o--0--of-o--a--o--v-o--o--o--we--o--o--o--a o--o--o--o--o-o-o--m-o--0--o--o--o--o--o--o o -o--o--o--we--o--o--0--0 o 0 o--o--o-of-o mm- Terpsichoreans by Day Sponsored by S. ROSAMONDE BARTLETT This dancing club with Miss Bartlett as sponsor was formed to teach beginners the fine art of social dancing. At the first meeting there were so many present we decided to organize two sections, so we took only a few for the Day Dancing Club and the remaining and many more joined the After Dinner Dancing Club which has held its meetings on Thursday evenings. The following were elected as officers of the Day Dancing Club : Richard Garrett, President, Margaret Ryan, Treasurer, and Charles House, Secretary and Pianist. During the year our meetings were somewhat irregular but we have made quite a bit of progress, even though we have been handicapped by the infrequency of the meetings. At our meetings we have had talks on ball room etiquette, by various members of the club. Our meetings have been very interesting indeed and all the members have taken hold well in all the activities. We have had sales which have proven very remunerative and we hope to have a dance in the future which we are sure will go over big. , I Q i 6 'I' 5 'I' Senior Play Write-Up This year the Class of '32 presented its first play Widow by Proxy. It was a big success and ably acted by Evelyn Buff as Gloria Grey, a young and unmarried music teacher, Hester Griiiith as Dolores Pennington her companion and supposedly a widow, Franklyn Hews, Captain Steven Pennington, Dolores' brother-in-law and a naval officer, Earle Barnes, as Mr. Gallagher, Steve's lawyer, Mary Toussaint as Madam Gilligan, a fashionable modisteg Jane Richardson and Helen Forrest as Angelica and Saphronia Pennington, Steve's old-maid auntsg Henry Humphrey as Jack Pennington, Dolores' long lost husband and Kenneth Cannan as the Pennington butler. A great deal of credit is due Miss Mary L. Crooks whose coaching made the play. About S70 was realized and the experience gained was well worth the effort. 3,,..,..,....,,.,,..,.....,..,..,..,..,........,.....,..,........ Ile:--.....,..,..,... ..,.....,..,..,.....,.. ...........,..,..,..,.. ...,.. ,, . ub 1 gC ,E U ci cd C2 4-a -G OD H-4 Z :sl 64 Ire .Q .E U 'U ci O -Q cu on cd P U11 65 Ire up., 0--evo--0-so-0--0--0--0-'O--0--0-Off!--0-10-vbffo--0--O -0-0-v-0--0--0--Ofw--I-Qf-D'-C--C-If-0--0'-04-O-I-U--in I-Q0 'CHO' -0--0--9 10000 -when-Qutvt-Q--v-mm-0--Q-fl-0-Ov-0-0--Owl-0-0--0--I 0-Q' -IMO UNO' -0--on O--0--0 After Dinner Dancing Club Sponsored by S ROSAMONDE 1:SAR'rLET'r Ours is a real dancing clubg we have not only taught several new students lim'-' to dance but have some excellent dancers. We've met regularly every Thursday night in the school gym. Everyone has shown such enthusiasm that it has been worthwhile. We have a membership of fifty-two. We meet not onfy to dance but also to stress ball room etiquette. Our Christmas dance was a folly party. The gym was decorated beautifully with dim colored lights, ballons and Christmas trees, all in keeping with the holiday spirit. It was a huge success. We all got together one glorious night just after a wild snow storm and went to hdartinsburg on a sleigh ride and danced in the town hall. Anyone who attended this party will admit he had a fine time. Please don't get the impression that we just have a good timeg we've shared our fun by donating fifteen dollars to charity. We are planning on donating some money to the school for a new piano for the gymnasium. We owe much to our pianist who practically donates his services. I still feel that our club is the best of all. l- ..l..i- The Vagabond Club Sponsored by Miss BOWMAN AND Miss JEWETT CLUB OFFICERS President ------ JAMES REED Vire President - WILLARD ZEHR Treasurer - JOHN BIRCHENOUGH Seeretary ---- FLORENCE HABERER The aim of the Vagabond Club is to promote out-door sports. In October the club had a Weenie roast at Whetstone Gulf. During a few of the meetings some of the members participated in horseback riding while others played tennis. Once the members went on a hare and hound race. Although the hounds did not overtake the hares, it ended in a good hike. A successful Leap Year dance was held in January. Owing to the weather we were unable to hold as many winter sports as we had planned, but we did manage to go skiing and snow-shoeing. The club has grown in size until it now numbers about fifty members. We call ourselves the Vagabond Club because we enjoy sports of all kinds, and like the out-doors. We hope that the club will increase tenfold next year and the weather will permit us to pursue our art, for we have had many good times and are looking forward to many more. 0 o a c 9 n 0 o o o--a--o-fo--o--o--c--we--o-4--o--o--of-c'-a--o--o--o-a--o-'-CII IIC---o--Q--c o o o o a o --c--o--o--4--o--o--a--o--o--we--a--o ? P 9 9 9 ? 9 Q Q ? Y 5 ? Q ? 9 5 P 5 0 0 0 5 5 ? Y 5 5 5 0 o o o 0 0 s 0 0 0 0 ! 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I I I Mrs. Payne: What's our boy go- ing to be when he finishes L. F. A.? llflr. Payne: An Octogenarian, I fear. Miss Jewett: In the study of mythology the Centaurs are often mentioned. Can anyone tell the class what they were? Julia Richardson: The senators were half hoarse because they lived in damp caves. You ought to feel highly honored young man. Do you know that to- day I have refused to see seven in- surance men ? I know, said Pat Thomas, the enterprising young insurance agent, if l YY I m them. Hester Griffith: For oodness' I, g sake, use two hands. Bob Stevens: Can't, I've gotta drive with one. ......................a....-...... .,.................................. ...........g31 69 Ig .... ..... ............,.......... 'Owl -4-lv-Own -if-Q--0 Q'-Owl -O-'O-I-10-Of-0-I--O'-0-'O--0-'01-0-0-'O--Oni--0--I-4--tv-C--04-fi-fvdwlwt--Dwi-wvw--0-0--Ov-Out'-0--0-'O--O--If-O--0' 40-1000 'Iwi- wlwh-0--Own--I-if-0-Q--Dwi-A-0--0 flvlvif vl O0O0l0O'vO0O' 'CWC 00000 -cumd- I--0--iw!--0-0 ..g..g..g..g..g..g..g--0 ..g..q..g .g..g.-g-.g..g..g..g..g.. Books, Stationery and School Supplies Tat, JACKSON'S BOOK STORE She's frightfully tempermental, , isn't she ? Compliments Yes, ninety-five per cent temper of and five per cent mentalf, lVIrs. Higgins had just paid the last installment on the perambulator. 85 Shop Assistant: Thank you, ma- dam. How's the baby getting on FEISTHAMEL now , , K , , Mrs. Higgins: 'Oh, he s all right. He's getting married next week. Howard W. Castles WATCH REPAIRING Avalon Theatre Building LOWVILLE, N.Y. Compliments of LEROY F. VIRKLER COMPLIMENTS OF The Sheriff, LOUIS A. KOHLER - --O-vu--v-o--I--0-fO--O--04-000--0--C--c--0+f0-I- -QI Ib.-.......g..g. not-0--0--cava-A--mmm-w-4-w -0-vQf-O--l--0--l- no-0 'ONO O O0O O O O' fivivis -0-'00-fi 2 ! ., -O--O--0 -I--I--O--0--0-v -If-0-4-r -01.0--944--Ov-0' -Q--0--0--Ofwfwf-00--9 -0--I-1+-0 -O-Own -Cwlf-Q 0--0--0-4--v0.0--view'-Uwv-U-v -000' -0-Ont--O--0--0-4-4--01-4-0--O--O-A-if fo-I-C Q--Oni'-I-4-0--0--vw--M -if-0--Of-v ..g..g..g. O-'OUCUOHIHO' y..g..g..g.... .g..g.. ..g..g-0-ov-0..g..g COMPLIMENTS OF WALSH FURNITURE CORP. TWO LARGE STORES Carthage Lowville BIelvin, said John, as he caught I up with illelvin on the way back to camp, Are all the boys out of the woods yet ? Compliments Yes,'l said hlelvin. of All six of them? Yes, all six of them. And theylre all safe? Yep, answered Melvin, they're PHOTOGRAPHER all safe. Then, said John, his chest swelling, I've shot a deerf' FOWLER SL GREEN . Comphments INC. f O HARDWARE and SPORTING GOODS Chief of Police L.OWv1LLE,N.Y. GERALD C. SMITH Phone 49 MAPLE LEAF DAIRY CO. M-I-L-K F. J. LEVIKER Sz SONS Phone-LOWVILLE-941-F5 ...S...........f................. ........................ .... QI 71 Ig............. ...........,.. ........... ............... . 4--0-'00--l-I--M-0--0--r-0f-0--0--Of-0v-0--0--0-'I--0--O--0--I'-I'-0--0--I -0-'O--tw!-vo--D--0--0--if-0001-Of-If-0 0--O--I--Ov-D--0'-Of l O O' ,g..g.. 'O0O O O0O0O 00O''0MO O O0O l l -0--0--I -0w0--C--0--0--0--0v0-vM-0w0--Q-v0--0--0--Of-Qwl--Ov-0-O-0--I-fi 000- A. H. CUMMINGS JEWELRY - WATCHES SILVERWARE 'KODAKS-VICTOR RADIOS LOWVILLE, N.Y. Compliments of Mildred H. Scherer TEACHER OF PIANO Weary Willie slouched into the pawn-shop and asked: 'iHow much will you give me for this overcoat? Isaac looked at it critically. He said: Four dollars. Why, cried Weary VVillie, that coat's worth ten dollars if it's worth a penny. 'll wouldn't give you ten dollars for two like that, sniffed Isaac. Four dollars or nothing. Are you sure that's all itls worth ?', said Willie. Four dollars,'l repeated Isaac. Well, here's your four dollars, said Willie. This overcoat was hangin' outside yer shop and I was wondering how much it was really worth. Evelyn Buff: Did you ever hear the story about the Egyptian guide who showed a group of tourists two skulls of Tutankamen, one when he was a boy, and the other when he was a man ? Kitty Forrest: UNO, letls hear it.U '23 . Established 1892 DENCE LUMBER CORP. I Formerly Fenton 8: Dence, Inc. I MILL WORK, SASH, DOORS and INTERIOR TRIM BUILDING MATERIAL LoWV1LLE,'N.Y. '23 C. H. Arthur Motor Sales HUDSON, ESSEX, HUPMOBILE and DE VAUX Majestic Refrigerators and Philco Radios State Street - Phone 292 Lowville, N.Y. Compliments of I GUEPE BROS. .........,...3I Ig:................. . ..,...........- ala wa fz-4' ff '31f ' +791 5 j 5617 ikwff Q, L f ff+i f v'5-f' Q 2l ! H 'Zi'L','1'1n M n ' 'A' 'ff il, A f ' J ,- .,,Qfynf:.fQ:.1fQZf'- h MM if M ? 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IMPORTED FIGS and DATES, FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES In and Out of Season ALL KINDS OF CANNED GOODS NOTICES Students who wish to be instructed along the line of winning drum con- tests, apply to Mr. George Rapave. Mr. Rapave has had much experience and is considered an authority on this subject. After taking ten lessons, ac- cording to Mr. Rapave, anyone is easily able to take first prize in a con- test if he is the only contestant. Persons interested in track see Nliss Stegner, champion long-distance hall runner. Candidates please sign up below: Hester Grifhth Kitty Forrest Mary Toussaint All those who have wearied of life and are seriously considering suicide, be economical, I beg you. For a purely nominal sum you may be thor- oughly asphyxiated. Apply to R. R. Zeller during any chemistry labora- tory period. Compliments of Hatch Motor Sales PONTIAC and AUBURN Sales and Service S. J. YANTZI All those interested in the gentle art of love-making are cordially in- vited to attend the illustrated lecture given every evening except Sunday, in the teachers' rest-room at 8:00 p. m. James Reed . L,,,.,.. Lecturer Nlaxine Barnes., ,,,-Assistant Shumway Steele Property Klan B. Hitchcock: A bandit jumped on the running-board of my car last night and demanded five dollars. H. Salsburg: Why didn't you have him arrested for impersonating an officer. I called on Mildred last nite and l wasn't any more than inside the door before her mother asked me my intentionsf' 'lThat must have been very em- barrassingf' Yes, but that isn't the worst of itg Nlabel called from upstairs and said 'that isn't the one, mother'. BASTIAN BROS. CO. Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers High Schools and Colleges Free Catalog on Request 1466 Bastian Building ' Rochester, N.Y. ..... .. .g..g..g..q..g..g..q..q..g.....g..g.. .q..q..g.....g..g..g..,.--3,1 Ifc--.-Q--wo -0- --0--0--o--n 0-0--0--o-of-a-o-fo--9--o--mwffow ! 9 9 9 -Q-v-our-3 -l--of-if-0--0-0-Ont -0--Ov-0-If 'OWIWOUONO' -0-0--l-vm-0-0-0-0-v-0'-0-0-4--F-O--0--0-+-V-M-9-U MO-0-O--Ov-O-. -0--lv-O--C 0-04-0-if .gn -0-lf -0--0-I--Ov-Ov 2 6 Owt--Ono-wfwvm-Ma-0-0--0-vtv-lw0'w--Owi 0'-Q--0 -01-0-Of-000'-0'-of-U-of-0--0--0-0--01-0--000--0--1-lu -O-Ov o--0--v-o--Q-o--m-of-o--of-0--o--o--Q-m-0--o-c-4--of-1-ano-o--o--uno-o-o--one--of-0--on o-o-4.. -+0-an 9-0-o-o--Q--o--o-.n.-o.....g..g g..g..g.. .g..g..g..g..g Compliments Compliments of f R Y A N' s O Candy AVALON Cigars, Ice Cream THEATRE THE HOME TOWN STORE LOWVILLE, N.Y. Picnic Lunches are easy to arrange from our stock of FRUIT, COOKIES, CAKES, FANCY CHEESE, COLD MEATS, SOFT DRINKS, POTATO CHIPS, JAMS, JELL, FRESH MILK and CREAM, etc. Battle Creek Health Food, for Everybody Maidwell Mayonnaise and Sandwich Spreads IF YOU CANNOT FIND WHAT YOU WANT, CALL US Mail Orders Receive Prompt Attention Phone 76 AGEORGE E. MORSE We Deliver SNYDER'S OUR POUNDING OUT PRESCRIPTIONS WON'T FLATTEN YOUR POCKETBOOK REXALL STORE .............qI IIC .... ........ ! 5 -0--0--O--O1-0--0--O-fm 'O O' -0-.01 -0--in--9-0-'O--afm-v-0'-9 4 -of-0 109-0- 0' +4- ....g.....,........g..g..o..n--o--Q--Q-4--0--e-9--0--0--v-0--0--0-vo-0--0--0'-0--0--0 -D--O' 00040000000 000' 0--0-0 ..0--0--0--0--0--in 4--U 10-1--Ofwwi--0-Q-on o--o-u-o--c--o--0--n--0-0--o--o-Q-of-0'-Q-0-0-.0-m-me-1--v-v-of-o--o--Q--0--0--o--0--0--0-nu '40 ..g..g... .g..g. .Q-Q-.g..g..g..g..g..g..q..g.. 0--Q--0--0--of-0--O14--6--0--M THEY SAY That Private C. Dundon is in- tensely interested in the fish in Room 313. That the Athletic Association is suffering from financial embarrass- ment. That Donna Sallee is interested in the scenic beauty of lklartinsburg. That Henry Humphrey success- fully defended his pugilistic title in a 10-round fray held in the ring of the Exchange Street Athletic Club. That Karl Leviker is thinking seriously of starting a power corpora- tion at Deer River. That a certain girl in school has a line. That Don Ramage has taken up the bag-pipes as being more in his line than the mandolin. Young ladies, be not alarmed if you hear the strident notes of Scotland's favorite instru- ment 'neath your window about 3:00 in the morning. That many Hollywood hosts issue invitations to their elaborate parties reading: Admit bearer and one wife. That might work here with modifications. That a new craze in Vienna is to dance without music. There are jazz bands in this country too. That there's a terrible surplus of wheat in this country, but it could be worse. It could be spinach. That, you can't eat in your cake and have It. That a smart man can always catch on. The wise man knows when to let go. The noon bell had rung when Hank Humphrey shouted, Has any- one seen my coat. Sure, Hank, said Earle Barnes, You've got it on. Right, I have, replied Hank, gazing solemnly. Compliments of R. E. BATEMAN 8: CO., INC. Compliments of BUICK GARAGE COMPLIMENTS OF S T E P H E N S Jeweler CORONA TYPEWRITERS g..e..g4,.qI .q..g. g...........g..,..,..g.....g.-4--a--e--o--0--o--0--s--Q--m-0 'O--0-000-fl--0--D--Ov-0'-o '000 0' 'Q--Ov-but-4--9 4. 0000+ 1-A-vt-vdffv -0--0--0 -01-If-I--0-vi-O-Q--01-01-9-U-M-M-I-'O-1--vvv-0--0 '0001 '0' 5-4-4- 2 --Of-0wI--0--0--0--l--0--ow0- -0-Qv-01-0--0-vt--Of-0-ft'-0'-Oni'-0--O--O-'O'-O--0--0-fl--0-vu-0-0--0-'O 0-0-mvi--0--0--if-Q--0--W-0--U--C--0-O--0-0--0--9A--Q-1--on--0-0--04-0--0-Navi-Arm--v-0n0 -0-0--0-0 -0--if-if -I--0-0--0--O' 19004-0- 4-4--0--01-Ov'--v 0--0--0--O--0-vi--0--I--0--0--0 .g..g-.g..g..p. Compliments of C. H. FAIRCHILD COAL - COKE - CHARCOAL and WOOD Phone 306 LL- - L! - I 1 . Compliments I Comphments I I of l of , I n Lowville RUMA JONES ! . i Farmers' Co-Operative TEACHER OF PIANO I Inc I I i I W-- . 5 HERE'S A RECORD HARD TO BEAT I A. B. C. girls take 6 ont of 7 highest ratings in Statewide Competition In the latest New York State Civil Service examinations for stenographers there were 3,002 candidates. Albany Business College graduates were 1-2-3 in the Group A examination and 1-3-4 in R Group B examination. All of this for the entire State of New York. As a result of these examinations, many Albany Business College graduates will join the security of State employ. 603 now in the Service. SPEEDY ECONOMICAL TRAINING for BUSINESS AND STATE POSITIONS COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHOOL GRADE COURSES I Send for Catalog or Call for Conference ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE 83 North Pearl Street Albany, N.Y. .o.....o..o..o-.o-.g........q.-o.. a..u..g.-9...:3I It--..g..g..g--0 g..5...........g..g.....g..g..g..q........ .q..g..q..g.. --0--on -Q--Q--0--o--m .g..g..g..g. -ov-0--M-0 n0+-0--o--Q--0--0-4--Q-0-0--O-0-v-0-0f4--0w0w6- 4-0-0--0-94--0--9 -O- -O--OO-Ow-ov-of-O--000-o of-0--0--Q-tw -M4-'Of-M-r-0-4-4--0-4--v-0-4--9-Quo-v 0--0-0--0+-0--0-quc--04-0f-0--0- Compliments Compliments of of LEWIS WETMORE'S CLOTHING STORE COFFEE SHOP THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IN LIFE When you are through with high school, the most important thing in life to you will be THE ABILITY TO EARN A GOOD LIVING. This ability will depend largely upon SPECIALIZED TRAINING. If you are interested in earning your living in the Business World, where opportunities abound, you will Want to receive a copy of our literature describing the courses we teach and your opportunities in business. We shall gladly send you a copy Without obligation. THE EXCELSIOR T The School of Indivicluail Instruction 1008 Cornelia Street Utica, N.Y. H. J. CONKLING, Principal PACKARD and CHRYSLER SALES SERVICE GERALD NORTZ LOWVILLE, N.Y. ......,...qI Ig .... ......... ...........,... g..g..q ..g..g..g..g..g..g.... 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Her mother is my grandmother and I'm married to her, so that makes me my own grandfather. john Birchenough: hIay I kiss you? lNIary O'Connor: They say kiss- ing tends to the propagation of microbes. J. B.: Well, then, you kiss me I'm not afraid of themf' llliss Bartlett: What is caviar? Henry Humphrey: Caviar is the egg of the surgeon. Compliments of Madeline J. Hoffman TEACHER OF PIANO AND THEORY Compliments of Mrs. Forester Horace Bush Sz Sons Shady Avenue Shoe Repair Shop Louis Bush 8: Sons The Sweetest Shop in Town STEPHEN L. MEDA 31 79 Ig................... 6 4 'QMOWI -0-0--Of-On -0--Q-9--01 -O--0-0--in 0--Of-000-if-I -0-O-' -000'-m 'O' -I-in -Ont- 'IMO-000' Ov 0-0-4--0--0--0 l O l s f . N 31 :vars o '-1005+112 . ggoee . animal l 3 C0633 QQ l is-:Jaw 'UQ DPMZQUPQ ggw!93 ? Ae Q23 Siem! C wgq l 5? E l 4eEH U1 . mg on 5 ragga' Z 9 Sega ' 4 Q 9 'O'O O0O0O' fO C D O l0l l O' 'I0l O0l l 0 l0O t KEEP UP YOUR BALANCE Q BLACK RIVER NATIONAL BANK e n I LOWVILLE, N.Y. 2 u . . I I Under Supervzszon of the U. S. Governmevzt 'l' I Z Q 'P A if W . 2 l 2 A Reputation We Shall Try to Live Up To Q The statements below come from well-known firms who have our graduates in their employ. Whenever we need any ofiice help, we naturally come to you first and inva- riably, the ones you have recommended to us have proved capable and well trained. -Watertown Daily Times. . We feel that young men and women in this locality are fortunate in having l a commercial school so near where they can secure such a thorough business training. -Armour 8z Co. We believe that a course in your school has its particular benefits to young people who are contemplating taking up banking, and we are only too pleased to express an opinion concerning this school. -Jefferson County National Bank. We feel that Watertown is fortunate in having an institution which can ., promptly furnish graduates of the highest type. -Farwell 8: Rhines. We have five of your former students in our employ and the work being 5 done by them is most satisfactory. -Mohican Co. Fourteen graduates of W. S. C. have recently entered 3 the employ of the above named companies. These testi- monials are your guarantee of the efficient methods and superior training oifered at W. S. C. x. 4 Write for Booklet, The Gateway to Opportunity. WATERTQWN scHooL 'uf OF CCMMERCE 2 etezskm I 'Emi-f '5f '10' Watertown, New York ROY W. PARKER, Prin. n- - ... .031 80 Ig .... ............--,,,.-........... . . , , mifviwf 'f A :f.u,.'fi.:4, 4-'mf 'ff P' 1, u.:-W-,fi,1s,x.,, -.Q f . ,. .AM X ,,,. qw., ,. ,,, . ,, . Mags , . .T Q K ,WMF WH ,M - , -- ' ., , ' . ,- H ' wr- Q Nw- J mf' 'Q 'v-1 ...I .' ef., pw, , ,,f14, .W.m.,w, 5 .sa ,AVW .,,. , xE.,,t,,b , ,, , ., ,. im, . , .J '41 S2 'wtf Q 2 HW? .zffafm . 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