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

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LOWACADIAN O l940 It Happened Here Sept. 5 Sept. 15 -The grind begins. -Chapel programs start olf with a Feb. 2-Another celebration for F. D. R.- Junior High Tea Dance. bang. New York Mills bows to Lowville by Oct. 4-James Morlland from Oswego Normal a Squfak-20 to 22' , , addresses the Seniors- Feb. 3-Ilioxgifville Acadsmy skating carnival- Oct. 7-Lowville beats Sackets Harbor, 14-18, n ,Was lt CO ' in football' Feb. 6-Yarslty and Jayvee take over St. Aloy- O.l2-Hl'd -h k Cl b. sms' ct 01 ay t an S to O um is .H Feb. 9-Society dances to Grandad's successor Oct. 13-glgngg State School bows to owvi e. at dance sponsored by Radio Club. i . Feb. 10-Ski Carnival at Whetstone. Oct. 20-Square dance put on by the Seniors. . , , ' , Feb. 16-Lowville tops Boonvllle in an over- Oct. 21-We win over Verona on the gridiron, time by 31-33, 19'7' Feb. 21-West Carthage smothers us on their Oct. 27-Lowville 30, Rome State School 7. Cgurt, NOV- 2-H0Ck9Y banquet fOr the girls. lots Of Feb. 22-23-Epidemic scare closes school. fun' , Feb. 27-Fisticuffs in the auditorium. NOV' 4-giclgfsetrounces Lowvlue by 36 to March l-N. Y. Mills has to bring medicine ' to beat us. Nov' 17-Senior Plalf' The Qood Egg' March 7-American Legion Prize Speaking Nov. 22-Thanksgiving vacatlon. Contest, Dec. l-The Sophomores present Bellcamp. Dec Dec Dec. Dec Dec. Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan .lan The Magician. 8-Rural square dance. Music by The Star Dusters. 15-Juniors give party for Freshmen. Lew Shattuck's orchestra furnished the music. 17-Junior High Christmas play. 20-Basketball opens here with West Car- thage winning. 29-Ray Belaire swings dancers at Senior Ball. . l-Happy New Year. How is yuh? 2-Schoolhouse doors are opened again. 5-Herkimer comes here to beat us 23 to 16. 9-We drop one to Alex Bay by one point. 19-Now Boonville slips over a fast one 22-41- on us-28 to 26. Week begins. 26-We bump off Old Forge by 28 to 16. 28-F. D. R. Tea Dance in High School from 3 to 5. 8 March 8-Square dance under Rural Dancing Club guidance. March 13-Potsdam Male Glee Club has what it takes. March 21-Basketball banquet for boys and girls. March 26-The Junior Prom with Jan Camp- bell in a return engagement. April 5-Junior Play, Life Begins at Six- teen. April 9-Capt. Henry Cotton describes the horrors of war. April 24-Another lesson in listicuffs. April 26-Square dance. April 28-Band concert in the auditorium. May 2-PTA play, Madame Magnificent. May 3-Band and Chorus journey down the Hudson to Poughkeepsie. May 7-Prize Speaking Contest. June 8-Music Festival. June 14-Classes are over. June 21-Exams are over. June 22-Happy vacation.

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LOWACADIAN 0 1940 OFFICERS President ..,,... THOMAS DoYLE Vice-President . . . FRED FARNEY Secretary . .,... HAZEL Ross Treasurer ,...... CHARLES ALLEN SENIOR CLASS ADVISERS Miss Virginia Lattin, Miss Martha Milligan, Mr. Ralph Giroux Senior Class History As we Seniors approach the end of our scholastic career, we look back upon the last few years with fond memories and at the same time experience feelings of regret at the thoughts of leaving the Academy. As freshmen, we are afraid we were not much of a success. We did have fun, though. The next year We began to show our ability. We held a tea dance which was novel and profitable. Our boys led the Junior Varsity Basketball squad to victory. The Junior Prom and play were very Successful, thanks to the cooperation of the whole class. Our Senior Play broke all records. We made a large net profit and also attained a Social and dramatic reputation. We have certainly enjoyed our four years in L. F. A. and are looking opti- mistically toward the future. l10l