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

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LOWACADIAN 0 1940 Allen, Helen Anderson, Oscar Andrews, Clara Augustyn, John Bateman, Walter Benson, Doris Birchenough, Harold Blair, Lawrence Blair, Robert Bogdanowicz, Julius Boggs, Douglas Britton, Robert Brown, Elva Burkart, Katherine Burke, Francis Burns, Jane Burns, Jean Bush, Lucille Calver, Berdena Campany, Richard Chambers, Charmian Chapman, Howard Christensen, Norma Coffey, John Cooke, Maurice Davis, Katherine Dekin, Robert Delles, Elizabeth Delles, Pauline Donahue, Janet Doud, Evelyn Duflo, Stanley Edick, Marguerite Ellis, Doris Ferrance, Elizabeth Forrester, William Garrett, Anne Gaylord, Louise uniors Greene, Ethel Gyore, Joseph Haberer, John Hanno, Betty Lee Harmych, Katherine Harrienger, Charles Harris, Miller Hlad, Martha Hoffman, Louise Holub, Margaret Hoyt, Bernice Hulbert, Betty Hulsizer, Grant lngersoll, Arletha Kellar, Irving Kennedy, Kathleen King, Maxine Kirch, Mary Kirschner, Niles Kotel, Joseph Koval, Anna Kozak, Julia Kraeger, Marie La Piere, Leatrice La Piere, Vernard Lauber, Elizabeth Lehman, Elkanah Louis, Pauline Louis, Raphael Lucas, Vivian McCue, Doris Mahoney, Kathleen Makuch, Rose Marcellus, Donald Millard, Marion Miller, Gerald Moshier, Elton Murphy, William Nortz, Jean l29l Nortz, Thomas O'Connor, Elizabeth Ortlieb, Alice Ostrowski, Genevieve Ostrowski, Joseph Pelo, Martha Pelton, Louise Peters, Charles Petrie, Herman Pitcher, Marion Raymond, Helen Repak, Martha Rogers, Frances Rowley, Howard Russum, Milton Sander, Dorothy Schantz, Betty Schantz, Clair Schlieder, Jean Shedd, Owen Sninchak, John Sturtze, Donald Taylor, Alvin Thisse, Louise Virkler, Pauline Walker, Flossie Warner, Helen Weber, Willard Wetmore, Georgia Wetmore, Gerald Widrick, Arthur Wilder, Edith Wilder, Seth Wolfe, Jack Woolschlager, Harold Woolschlager, Richard Zawisza, Edward Zehr, Ilona

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LOWACADIAN O 1940 unior Class History We started out with the greatest of hopes and ambitions with Willard Weber acting as president, Katherine Davis as vice-president, John Haberer as treasurer and Norma Christensen as secretary. During the year, the Juniors gave the traditional Junior-Frosh party, introducing us to the social whirl of high school life. We finished our first year by winning the class championship on Field Day and by having a picnic at Crystal Lake. As sophisticated sophomores, we sailed along the first part of the year with Paul Smith as president, John Haberer as vice-president, Jean Burns as secretary and Jack Wolfe as treasurer, but with a depleted financial treasury. However, true to our reputation, we put over a very successful Square Dance for the Seniors, adding amply to our treasury. We opened our Junior year by giving a novelty dance for the Frosh, fea- turing Lew QKay Keyserj Shattuck and his orchestra. At Easter time we gave a most successful Prom, Jan Campbell and his famous collegiate orchestra furnish- ing the music. Our third and greatest success of the year was our Junior Play. We realized over two hundred dollars from this, while giving our audience a good time. Our guiding lights this year have been our president, Milton Russum: vice-president, Charles Peters, secretary, Louise Thisseg treasurer, Howard Chap- man and our class advisers, Miss Kapfer, Miss Young and Mr. Yazinski. l28l

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LOWACADIAN 0 1940 Sophomore Class History Our voyage is getting rougher When this was o'er, with no bloodshed But our captain is on hand: Our bank account took a leap We'll travel along on money And we made a sum on this exploit With more in every land. The money we're sure to keep. With Jim Morse as the pilot, Our last and greatest Venture We surely cannot lose, ls still going strong: And Joyce as secretary We're eagerly peddlin' magazines Keeps a record of the news. As long as nothing goes wrong. Occasionally, when Jim rests up But could we have accomplished this without Miss Garnsey takes the boat in tow, Messrs. Gregory, Askins and Miss Piquet? And Foster certainly is a help Of course, the answer is no For our treasury books are just so. For we'd failed, sure as the break of day. We presented for everyone's amusement, All in all as sophomores, Bellcamp, the greatest guy, We feel the course is straight, And with his marvelous tricks, And we're steering right for home He fooled everyone, no wonder why. With graduation as our bait. l30l