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

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LEROY HOUPPERT Let them smile, as I do now ROSEMARY KENNEDY Quiet as a street at' nighf' MARGARET KRUEGER We measure genius hy quality, not by quan- lily VERONICA LOUIS I am the -very pink of eourtesyv DORIS MCGRATH Common sense is the gift of heaven LOWACADIAN 0 1940 6 LEONARD JOSEPH He that will conquer must fighf' BEATRICE KLINE The mildest manners, an the gentlest hearf' KATHLEEN LOUIS Why should I spare They fost nothing RUSSELL LYNCH As told as any stone JOHN MAKUCH Let efvery man mind his 0-wn business

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HAROLD FLANAGAN Was wont to be as still as a mouse BERYL FREEMAN 'He has an oar in every man's boat and a finger fn every ple GORDON HACK Ever the same MURIEL HANNO Women have no strangeness in them ALVIN J ANTZI Plow deep, 'while sluggards sleep LOWACADIAN 0 1940 5 1- u n EUGENE FOOARTY To be strong is to he happy HELEN GARRETT Alive in Wonderl11nd PAUL HAMBLIN There's something about a Soldier JUANITA HOLLAND lf I1 good fare is a letter of rerommendatfon, a good heart is a letter of fredii EDWARD JACONSKI Great men are the guide posts and landmarks in the state

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BETTE MERRIAM Better be happy than wise MARY MUTH M erry, ax the day is long JACK NUSPLIGER A good heart is better than all the head: in the world ALLEGRA OVERTON Silenre is true wis- dom': best reply HAROLD PEEBLES Swift decisions are not :ure LOWACADIAN 0 1940 U71 ALFRED MILLER I let fall the window: of mine eyes CHARLES NUSPLIGER Ez .voshubble ez a baskit er kitten! JAMES OSBORNE Though he was rough, he kwa: kindly CHARLES PARROTTE Utopia, a place where there are men and more men BEULAH PETERS There is no substitute for hard -work