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

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LOWACADIAN O 1940 F 2l.Cl1lt 0 Elementary School Mary E. Butts .... Ethel A. Cannan Eugene P. Duflo . Alma J. Evensta . Elizabeth G. Hall Eva D. House . Ida M. Jackson . . Ruth B. Jones . . Gilbert J. Knowlton, B.S. Dorothy L. Kohler, B.S. Grace I. Kotary . . Mary E. McCarthy Marie A. Murray Ann Oaks . . Evelyn H. Stead . Genevieve A. Stoddard . Doris L. Walsworth 0 High School Leon A. Davis, B.S. . . Luther B. Askin, B.S. . Rosemary G. Ball, B.S. . Frances Bowman, A.B. . Mary M. Colfey, R.N. . Mildred C. Foley Ralph E. Giroux, B.S. . Ina B. Glenn . . . Worthington A. Gregory, B.S. Helen D. Jewett, A.B. . Anita F. Joseph . . Mary L. Kapfer, B.S. . Mary Kastic, A.B. . . Walter S. Keen, B.S., M.A. . G. Kenneth Kilpatrick, B.S. . Olive A. Kilpatrick, B.S., M.A. Virginia B. Lattin, B.S. . Martha F. Milligan, A.B. Walter F. O'Connell . Helen Opdyke, B.S. . Anna E. Piquet, B.S. . J. Searle Powers, A.B. . Lewis B. Shattuck, B.Sc. Eloise Shaul, A.B. Donald M. Shutts Adeline Tanner . . Myrtle Young, A.B. . William A. Yasinski, B.S. Russell R. Zeller, B.S. . . l6l , Third Grade , Fourth Grade Junior High Arithmetic Junior High Science , First Grade Junior First Grade A First Grade , Junior High Social Studies Junior High English and Spelling , Second Grade junior High Social Studies - Fifth Grade . Second Grade l Fifth Grade Junior First Grade , Junior High Art and English , Fourth Grade , Principal Instrumental Music , Commercial , English II , School Nurse , Commercial . Mathematics Librarian English I . A Latin Secretary to Principal , English III . Commercial , Mathematics , Agriculture Home Economics , Biology , French Physical Education Home Economics Physical Education American History I Vocal Music , English IV , Industrial Arts , Cafeteria I History Civics, Assistant Coaching , Science

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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.