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

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TQ-315 Bo 660715 fi 471 Z' Z' ' UK , I Y X X ,,2L 'sx I ,L -2-hx .-41' Jsk 1 ' 'wx 14' THE LOWACADIAN mzwmfzu, THE SENIQR CLASS LOWVILLE ACADEMY claim I 9 VOLUME xv af Mary Paul Robertson 5 . 4 1 n mls, tfe Neenth ohne C1 the Lcwcfccrcmn OL., hhp Dc J deys I ' Q- fie fx e ' ' we have tried fe preserve The fondest nierncries 0 -Y 'Mm , :MA N Frances Rendell LOWACADIAN 1944 We dedlcate fh1S volume of the Lowacadlan to one of the newer members of the faculty who has been ever w1111nq to lend a helpmq hand where needed In thls way the Class of Nlneteen Hundred and Forty Four W1Sh9S to express xts deepest tlsanks 5 C - . I L and appreciation to: LOWACADIAN 1944 Mr Davis and H1s Assistants Muslc Department Physlcal Educahon and School Nurse Anna Pocentyluk Luther Asklns llene Adams Walter 6 O Connell LEWIS Shattuck Language Department Florence Raanes Frances Bowman Martha Mxlhqan Elo1se Shaul Frances Rendell Helen Mxller 1 .KMM if LOWACADIAN 1944 Home Econonucs Department and Caietena Manager Dorothy Thaden L1ll1an Morse Ohve K1lpatr1ck Agnculture Industnal Arts and Commercial Department Lucllle Metcalf M1ldred Foley Ioseph Butler Kenneth Kllpatrlck Wallace Clark Mathemahcs Sc1ence and Soclal Studies Departments Russell Zeller, Myrtle Younq, Hazel Porter, I Searle Powers, Wllma W1lsor1, Yvette Merc1er, Gladys Lodqe 2 5 ' J! lv fl! J. . l l PN gl! 5 'XA 7 LOWACADIAN 1944 8 is EE tggaa sfgfufie 5 c., S :qua I-E ui. Q: En er to leotrn qo forth to serve A Good motto to tollow so we w1ll not sm erv As we tolce our place on the rood of l1f Wlldst oll the turmoll ond all the strti Frovr were we oo on seoorote roods 'Vo clo our brt to corry our loods To Help thrs troubled world to D9 A L 'ter ploce lor you ond me lfeilfiseiaefe? 'Y Y' 'YS -. , - ---- --- ' Qgg ' . , ,...,. :L.. v V' 1 , 7 .4 - 1 Q' 1? elif F7 of! Q4 5 '1 r f22?2 b ELS I 3 ll I ll A if self., ?f gf- gf tw flf. U - 2' 123.3-go -1 t ia'i- jj , T-:li-g 1'TQ'f' :vis ,Q fl 1 - 1:5 1 S+' ,- - .' ,ai ,f gf Eggizgga E iee' A .m.AQ:mf', P+ ,,, .v-- . -...L.-.5-L, Z., . ' L, , fit: ,-.1 ijt:-L, , EJ.. . A' 91 - ' l ' 'e. WE SALUTE Albert Arthur Army Francrs Blrchenouah Na y Robert Boucher Navy Robert French Navy Leonard Harrrs Army Pr Bruce Hulsrzer Navy Iames Lours Navy Francs Terrrlhorr Arrrry fbfb 'XX 'lf K X A7 Sr W? QNN f Q. Hcj i ,fgqfr MW X M NHZZLHLS Samoa LOWACADIAN 1944 0 10 LOWACADIAN 1944 Donald Peebles pres1dent Elizabeth Gallup treasurer Lillian Krueger secretary Robert Foster vice president SENIOR HISTORY Dear Diary What a day' The class of 44 was completely tizzed out after all the strain of exams and commencement but wouldnt 1t be super to go through it all over again? Remember our tirst year? We surely were green didnt know our way around forgotten were the right books for the afternoon and all the questions' They were about everything from gym to elementary biology The next year we were a bit more at home We got into the swing of things the benefit of all Last year we really began to make news what w1th a pip of a play alled One Mad Night ta honey it there ever was onel dances lwe still d1d I t remember that lunior Prom'?l and all sorts of extracurricular activities sports glee club band orchestra-only to mention a few This year topped them all and why shouldnt 1t'P Well have a headrul of pleasant memor1es in the years to come of our days at L F A and some not so pleasant missing the boys who would be with us at graduation it it werent for ct paperhanger and an emperor l in sports, dancing and giving a little helpful and worth-while aid lwe hope? for ll n ll - I - v T- LOWACADIAN 1944 Barbara Allen?-Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Chorus ly Dancing Club l, 2, 3, 4: Lowacadian Staff 4: Senior Play: Bowling 2, 3: Softball l, 4: Archery 4: Hockey l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Press Club 2: lUHiOT PlC1Y - - 1 Wanda A1lQ'1lSiYD- Noon hour Athletics 3, 4 . . . Rose Ella BerrusvGirls' Athletic Ass'n 4 . . . Doris Bradish-Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Hep. 3, 4: Softball l, 2, 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Ass'n 4: Archery 4: Noon hour Athletics l, 2, 3, 4. Allen Augustyn Ben us adish Burns Busney Dons Burke Clnorusl .4 3 4 Dancing Clubl 2 3 4 Sen1orP y Ho ri o Rep 3 I1 ckey l 2 Basketball l Assembly 4 Gi' A nletic A s 'i 4 B dert Councl Sec 4 Lloyd Bums no activities Martha Bushey PHOTUS l 2 3 4 Lowacad1anStafi4 Sen or Play Softball l 2 3 4 Glee Club l Hockeyl 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Gris Athletic Assn 4 lunior Play Donald Calver Varsity Baseballl 2 3 irira fura' Basebc l 4 nandl 2 Orchestral 2 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Danc1'gClubl 2 3 4 Lowa aaian Sta Senior Play Bowling 2 3 lr Varsity Basketball l 3 4 Assembly 4 V Band Assn 4 Press Club l 2 Tumbling 2 lunior Play lntra mural foo l 2 ' Br i l ,i Burke- ' ' Calver . 1. . . 1 A 1 '1 1 1 v1 1 1 1 1 1 LC- 1 t QT Ca- '-s ' 1-' 5' ' ' 'A- . , C , f I A , Y.: t. S. A I ...J l 1 1 ,- 14 F 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1413141 - ,, , 1.1. 1 411 U1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 - - - ' ' K ' 1 1 . n f . 1 , , , 1 'lV. . .1 1 , .B J, 4, . . - . ' 11 0 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 A-1 1 1 1 1 C L .1 u, 41 I I I . 4 - . -JH . 1 1 1 1 - A 1 1 1 1 . vp 21 ' . . ' . ' . - Y 14 1 . , , , , 1 . . . . 'I bali , 13, 4. LOWACADIAN 1944 Elaine Chapin-Band 2, 3, 4: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Softball 4: Archery 4: Hockey l, 3, 4: Basketball 1: Girls' Athletic Ass'n l: Assembly 4: Band Ass'n . . . C1cn'aC1ihon-Softball 1 . . . Dawn Doud-no activities . . . Perry Famey-Varsity Baseball 3, 4: Noon hour Athletics 3, 4. v' Q-, .4-fo 'l 5 0' b hapin Clifton Doud Farney Finn Fogarty Foster Fowler Paincm Fmn Choms l 4 Senior Play Bowling 4 Noon hour Ath' tics l Gerald Fogarty Dancing Club 4 Assembly 4 Boys Athletic Assn 4 Robert Foster Band 3 4 Orchestra l 2 3 Chorus 3 4 Lowacadian Staff 4 Assn Maxine Fowler Chorusl 2 3 4 Dancing Clubl 2 4 Lowacadian Staff 4 Glee C ub 2 3 4 Iunior Play Serior Play Press Club 2 3 Eowi ing 4 Softballl 2 4 Hockeyl 2 3 4 Baske oalll A 3 4 Girls Athlet Ass n l 2 3 4 - X. - 1 ' ' ' YC , : ' : ' : . ie' . . . 7 , 7 , , : , : ' 7 National Honor Society 3, 4: Class Vice-President 4: Horneroom Rep. 3, 4: Band -. - - 1 I , ,I , 1 V H , , , 1 H 1 I l 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 A ' : 1 , , : , , , -1 - 1' , ', , 1 ' ' - i ic 13 LOWACADIAN 1944 Dick Frederick-no activities . . . Elizabeth Gallupfflrchestra 4: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Dancing Club l, 2: Lowacadian Staff 4: Class Secretary 2: Class Treasurer 3: Horneroom Rep. 3, 4: Softball 4: Archery l, 4: Hockey l. 3, 4: Attendance 4: Assembly 4: Girls' Athletic Ass'n 2, 4: Press Club 2, 3: lunior Play: Senior Play: D.A.R. Winner: President of Iunior Red Cross 4 . . . Niles Gcxrnhcrm-lunior Varsity Basketball l: Turnblinq 2, 3: Baseball 2: Football 2: Iunior Play: Boys' Athletic Ass'r1 4 . . Barbara Genack-Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Lowacadian Staff 4: Senior Play: lunior Play: Hockey 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3. Frederick Gallup Garnharn Cfenack G nqerrck Hamblin Hany Harris Ioan Gmgenck Chorus l 2 3 4 lean Hambhn no activities Fred Hcmy Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestra3 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 Entertainment 4 Band Assn 4 Vice President Noon hour Athletics l 2 3 4 Student Council Flter nate 3 Football 2 Imnes Hcrrns Band l 2 3 4 Dancing Club 4 W acadian Start 4 Baseball l 2 Basketball l '7 lunior Play 4 . . . ii + , , , . . . Z . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 L ' , . . . ' 1 1 1 1 - i.1O - ' . . l . ' 1 1 1 1-11 - LOWACADIAN 1944 Shirley Hayes-Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Walter Hayes-Band 1, 2, 3, 45 band Ass'n 4 . . . Olga Hlad-Softball 3: Basketball 4 . . . Gertrude Hodkinson--- no activities. S Hayes W Hayes Hlad Hoclkmson Houppert Hulbert Iaconsk1 Iones Dons Houppert no act1v1t1es Phyllxs Hulbert Chorus 2 Noon l'our Athlencs 2 Theodore IGCODSk1 Vars1ty Baseball 4 Varslty Basketball 4 Band 1 4 Iunlor Varslty Basketball 1 4 lntra mural Basketball l Do othy Iones Band 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Softball 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Hockey 1 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Attendance 4 G1IlS At let1cAssn4 Band As n 4 lunlor Play T ... , L '- I I , G . . ' - F ,, ,, . 4: ,111 1: ,iff .1-Lx. 1 1 . . . . f- . :lv 1111 1 4- 1 0 I LOWACADIAN 1944 Clark Karcher-Noon hour Athletics l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Rosemary Keck-Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . Edwin Kennedy-Noon hour Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Marline Kessler-Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 2, 3, 4: Hockey 3, 4: Bosketboll 4: Pep 4: Girls' Athletic Assn, President 4: Noon hour Athletics 1, 2, 4. Karcher Keck Kennedy Kessler Krueqer Lone l ee Lehman Lllhan Krueger Noon hour Athleticsl 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 Bond 3 4 tary ot Class 3 4 Horne Room Rep 3 Lowcrcaclicxn Stott 4 Lansing Lane- Lowcrccrdictn Stott 2 Noon hour Athletics l 2 R1chard Lee Noo hour WO CUI r CS I l -- ' ,,4:' ,-:Cecre- ' 3 ' , . . . ' 4 n Athletics l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Curtis Lehman-Chorus l, 3, 45 Press Club l, Treasurer: 1' on Xihleti 1, 37 Iunirr Plcy. 16 LOWACADIAN 1944 Gerald Lewis-Band l, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 3, 4: Noon hour Athletics 3, 4 . . . Vivian Loson-Chorus 1, 3, 45 Dancing Club 15 Senior Play: Noon hour Athietics 1, 2, 3 . . . Avis Lyndcrker-Chorus 3: Homeroorn Rep. 2, Attendance 4 . . . Iohn McGrath-Varsity Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 Dancing Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Lowacaclian Staff 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Presi- dent: Bowling 2, 35 lunior Varsity Basketball 1, 25 Boy's Athletic Ass'n 3, 45 lntra-rnural Football 1, 2, 35 lunior Play: Intraemural Basketball 1, 2. J' Lewis Loson Lyndaker McGrath MacPherson Main A Martin E Martin Erunce MacPherson Band 2 4 Chorus 2 4 Band Assn 4 Katherine ball 2 3 4 G1r1s Athletic Assn 4 Arthur Marhn Dancing Club 2 3 4 Varsity Baseball 2 4 Varsity Basketba1l1 4 Bowling 2 3 4 Boys Athletic Ass n 4 lntra mural Football 2 Emest Martm no activities ff! , A 11 ' c 'f Main-Homeroorn Rep. 4, Alternate 3: Soitbail l, 2, 3, 45 Hockey 2, 3, 45 Basket- 17 LOWACADIAN 1944 Mary Mcrrtzloff-Dancing Club l, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Association 2 3, 4, Iunior Play . . . Robert Mcxttis-Dancing Club 3, 45 Iunior Varsity Basketball 2, 3: Bowling 4: Lost and Found, Chairman 4: Boys' Athletic Ass'n 3, 4 . . . Virginia Matuszak-Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Girl Scouts l, 2: Basketball 4 . . . Ned Merrell-Band 1, 2, 3, Basketball ly Class President 25 Bowling 25 Dancing Club 2, 3: lunior Play. Martzloft Mattis Matuszak Merrell fl' Wt Iohn M111er Bandl 2 3 4 Band Assn Pr ident 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Foot ball Manager 2 3 4 lunior Varsity Basketball l 2 3 Varsity Basketball 4 lunior Varsity Baseballl 2 Varsity Baseball 3 Intramural Basketballl 2 3 4 Lowacadian Staff 4 Iunior Play Senior Play National Honor Society 3 4 School Grounds Committee l 2 3 4 Dancing Club 1 2 3 4 President C37 President of Teen Town Center Fredenc Moore-Future Farmers l 2 3 CV1cePres1dentl 4 lTreasurerl Iunior Cow Testing Agr Sports Basketball l 2 3 4 Varsity Track 2 Iunior Play FFA Speaking Contest l 2 3 Fathe and Son Banquet Chairman 3 Ann Moselle-Lowacadian Staft 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Secretary Treasurer Class Treasurer 2 Senior Play Soft ball3 Hockeyl 2 3 4 Basketball3 4 Girls Athletic Assn2 Iunior Play Floyd Moshler FFA l 2 3 4 Iunior Cow Testing Agr Sports Ba k tball 2 3 4 Noon hour Athletics 3 , ,,,,- V, - -s- I, X -f------,- . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 C, I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - . . . , , ' 1 1 1 - . ' . ' . ' . v- 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 . . . , 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' . 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - . 1- . . . . R 3 . . . , , , , , . Q .1 1 1 1 - LOWACADIAN 1944 Edwcnd Nortz-Noon hour Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Herbert Nortz-Noon hour Basketball 3 . . . Thomas Nortz-Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Dancing Club 3, 4, Senior Play, Iuntor Play, Iunior Varsity Basketball l, Entertainment l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Athletic Ass'n 4, Band Ass'n 4 . . . Herman Ortlieb-no activities. E Nortz H Nortz T Nortz Ortlleb Ostrowskr Parker Peebles Percoskl Victona Ostrowskx Homeroorn Rep 4 Eunice Parker Chorus l 2 3 4 Danc1ngClub4 Senior Play Archery 4 Hockeyl 2 3 4 Gtrls Athletrc Assn 2. 3 4 Iunior Play Donald Peebles Varsity Baseball l 2 3 4 Varsity Orchestra 4 Dancing Club l Lowacadian Start 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Class President l 3 4 Senior Play Iunior Vars1ty Basketball 1 4 Manager Boys Athletic Assn 4 President Teen Town Center Chairman 3 I.1n1or Play Chester Percosk1 FFA l 2 3 4 lunror Cow Testing Noon hour Athlet1cs 1 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Manager, lntraernural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, LOWACADIAN 1944 Felix Pemasilice-Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4: lntra mural Baseball 1, 2, 3: Football l, 2, 3: Dancing Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play: Bowling 2, 3, 4: lunior Varsity Basketball l: Traffic 3, 4: Boys' Athletic Ass'n 4, Vice-President: lunior Varsity Baseball l: Varsity Football 2, 3: lunior Play . . . Leonard Pitcher-no activities . . . William Potocki-F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4: lunior Cow Testing: Agr. Sports Basketball 3, 4: Noon hour Athletics 3 . . . Icrmes Powers-Varsity Baseball 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Dancing Club l, 2, 3, 4: Low- acadian Staff 4: Senior Play: Bowling 2, 3: lunior Varsity Basketball 2. 3, 4: Boys' Athletic Ass'n 2, 3, 4: Noon hour Athletics 2, 3: Student Council 3, 4 CPresidentl: lunior Play: lntra-mural Football 2, 3: lunior Varsity Baseball l. Pernasilice Pitcher Potocki Powers lean Powers Reed Richter Robertson lean Powers Basketball 2 Chorus l 2 3 4 Lowacadian Stall 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Class Treasurer l Senior Play Glee Club 3 4 Hockey 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Assembly 4 Girls Athletic Assn 2 4 lunior Play Beverly Reed Dancing Clubl 2 3 4 Lowacadian Staff 4 Senior Play girls Athletic Ass n 2 3 4 lunior Play Press Club 2 Edrth Richter no activities Mary Robertson Chorus l 2 3 4 Dancing Club 4 Lowacadian Stott 3 Ecl1tor4 Senior Play Bowling Captain 4 Glee Club 4 Hockey 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Assembly 4 lunior Play Secretary ot Teen Town Center Student Cc uncil Alternate 3 4 1 1111 1 11 1 1 11 11 .1 . 1 . 11 1 11 --- . . G . Of-1. 1 . 1111 1 I 1 , . . 11. , , , , ... ' ... 1111 1 1 1 ' . I . . . I - ,D 1 1 1 1 1 11 111 1 1 1 1. LOWACADIAN 1944 Leon RosiczkowskifF.F.A. 2, 3, Otticer 45 ludging Team 45 Iunior Cow Testing: Bowling 45 Agr. Sports Basketball 45 Iudging Contest 35 Speaking Contest 3: Noon hour Athletics l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Warren Schanizf Senior Play5 Civic Pride 47 Entertainment 45 Assembly 45 Boys' Athletic Ass'n 45 Football 25 Baseball 2 . . . Iohn Schlieder-Varsity Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Intra-mural Basketball 1, 25 Iunior Varsity Basketball l, 25 Chorus l, 25 Dancing Club l, 2, 3, 45 Class Vice-President 2, 35 Senior Play5 Bowling 2, 3, 45 Assembly 4: Boys' Athletic Ass'n 45 Football 2, 35 Iunior Play5 lntraernural Football 3 . . . Doris Seaver1Dancing Club l, 2, 35 Senior Play5 Bowling 45 Softball 3, 4: Archery 45 Hockey 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Athletic Ass'n 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, 35 lunior Play. Piosiczkowski Schantz Schlieder Seaver M Snyder P Snyder Stanton Stimer Malcolm Snyder Boys Athletic Assn 3 4 Dancing Club l 2 3 4 Noon hour Athletics l 2 3 4 lunior Play Senior Play Pemal Snyder Chorus l 2 3 4 Dancing Club 3 4 Softballl 2 3 4 Hockey l 2 3 4 Baske ball Lucian Stanton FFA l 2 3 4 lunior Cow Testing Dick Simmer Lowacadian Statt 4 Civic Pride 4 CCha1rrn anl Assembly 4 Tumbli g 3 Baseball 3 2, 3, 45 Assembly 45 Girls' Athletic Ass'n 45 lunior Play5 Noon hour Athletics l,2,3,4... ' ' ' LOWACADIAN 1944 Rosemary Stoffel-no activities . . . Raymond Sturiz-Band 2, 3, 4, Dancing Club l, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play, Assembly 4: Boys' Athletic Assn 2, 3, 4: Band Ass'n 4, Iunior Play: Skating Rink Committee tChairmanl . . . Richard Town- send-Band l, 2, 4, Orchestra 4: Dancing Club 4, Boys' Athletic Ass'n 45 Band Ass'n 4, Football lg Basketball lg lntra-mural Football 4 . . . Keith Van Nest- Future Farmers 4. Stoftel Sturtz Townsend Van Nest C Virkler I Virkler S Virkler Wetmore Clayton Vukler Noon hour Athletics l 2 3 Chorus 4 Future Farmers Presi dent l 2 Treasurer 3 4 Iudging Team 3 4 Iunior Cow Testing 4 Homeroom Rep 3 4 Bowling 3 4 Agr Sports Basketball 4 Assembly 4 FF A Speaking Contest 3 DHR Secretary Treasurer2 Imelda Vukler Chorus l 2 3 4 Senior Play Softball 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Commercial Contestl Noon hour Lowacad1anStaH4 Senior Play Sottballl 2 3 4 Archeryl 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Hockeyl 2 3 4 Basketballl Assembly 4 Girls Athletic Assn 2 3 4 Press Club2 Mane Wetmore-Chorusl 2 3 4 Softballl 2 3 4 Hockey l 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Soccerl Athletics l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Shirley Virkler-Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Dancing Club l, 2, 3, 45 , , , : , , , 1 : 2 ' ' ' ' , -J LOWACADIAN 1944 Albina Wieczerzak-Basketball 4, . . . Ralph Ycmdecru-Chorus 1, 2, 3: Low- acadian Staff 4, Assembly 4: Boys' Athletic Ass'r1 4: Soccer l . . . Barbara Zecher-Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball l, 3, 4, Hockey 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Press Club 1. W1eczerzak Yancleau Zecher V Zehr Loretta Zehr Chorus 1 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Vlvxan Zehr Chorus 3 4 Noon hour Athletxcs 1 3 4 23 'p - O U, C 41 y., L. . - - .2 . ll' LOWACADIAN 1944 AMONG THE MISSING MARGARET ALBERTSON SHIRLEY BLADE MICHAEL BORZON DORIS BROWN HERMAN BROWN MARILYN BURNS IOHN BUSH COLLEEN CAREY PAUL CONVERSE BENIAMIN DEMO SHIRLEY EDICK RICHARD FOLSOM WANDA HAWK VIAYNARD HIRSC-IEY KENNETH HODKINSON EMMA HONGO MARION HOUPPERT LLEWELLYN HULBERT GLENN KELLY HELEN KOWAL KATIE KRUSPER CLIFFORD LANE X 553 17N L ELSIE MAGYAR TONY MAKUCH STANLEY MERRY IOHN MESZAROS RICHARD MOSHIER ELMER NAFZIGER IOHN OSTROWSKI ARLETI-IA PEAKE EDDIE PETRUS OLGA SAMSA RUSSELL SNYDER RAYMOND SPENCER IOHN VAN NEST RUTH VAN NEST FRANK VAN SEVESEN CLYDE VIRKLER WILLIAM WELI ER HENRY WEST ANNIE NVETMORE CARL OXI WILCOY AUDRFY' YOUNG I I 1.. T I -. X f u D x X . K xx 6 If-Q Q 'THF XX- In I' xxx X F 67D .. X C4 if Y O f I POST GRADUATE HISTORY POST GRADUATES Uwfwmm Zfn ll '. 5 Ill I 0 'I GX-7 ff X V Q N'-X , 'f- WT dl : l u ' I -I f X, ' Q 3 Wiz - Q4 N DIA LOWACA A -1-fs' P7 oo K 3 LOWACADIAN IQ44 I UN IOR CLASS Dear Dtary Thrs y ar has been an excrtrna and busy one We started tic y cr o rrqht by re ele trnq Pau' McQue rresrdent and elec rnq Rez c Plat vlc pres rd rt Gerald1neShaffrey se retary andD ualas Farncy treasurer The annual lun or Frosh Dance was a Great sa cess wrth the help t Joln Ross orchestra Une Prlday we threw the assernbly rnto an uproar wrth a rxotous rcdern melodrama The Lamp Vtlent Cut Thrs year we contrtbuted two classn ates lohn Ross and Rrcnard Alexa rder to the varsrty team lohn and Aqare proved very successful at the Jarrous aarnes We turned out rn full rorce to attend the dance qrven us by the Frosh at whrch the newly formed orchestra played tor the frrst trme Aprrl l5 was set for the Iunror P om We danced our slrppers out to e smooth musrc We Cho e Don t Take My Penny or our lurnor Play arven May 12 We were alven a helprna hand ofer the bumpy road by our advrsors Mr Clark Mrss Thaden and Mrss Pocentylulc CPosy to youl lunror Class of 41 3.4, 6 N1 x fag ,Af I J 7- X3- ss, , ' e ' . , E: ll ' lf ,- c' 3 of 'c ,. t' fb' l 'P 'err W v,C 2 ow, e,. 2. 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' th s . . 1 , V ' 'o d, S 15 N v, X : A X'- rf QF-tl Nf K, f X- ,XW r -, . . -1' , 28 LOWACADIAN 1944 I UN IORS Fxrst row left to nght Iohn K1rschner Ioanne Boqqs Kenneth Burtch Pa1r1c1a Germann Stanley Ellrs Carolyn Lauber Eleanor Moser Mar1e Burd1ck Barbara Bushey Geraldme Shattrey Paul McCue Reba Platt Mona Iudson Mary Kempa Iohn Mumford Claramae Lehman Robert Galloway VITQIHIG Hoftman Evelyn Beyer Landon Lymdecker Second row Betty Lucas Leo McGrath Evelyn Cyr1l1lc Edward Halls Lourse Klrschner Brchard Alexander Soph1a Sweredoskr Pearl Berrus Walter Belles V1rq1n1a Monnat Arthur Haggerty Elrzabeth Clemons Garnet Blrchenouqh Helen Downmq Barbara Hewltt Bob rt Burr Ahce Ferrance Alrce Morak Donald Fox Rosemary Matuszak Thlrd row Leonard Austm Harold Chase Brta McDonald lohn Ernheck Ehzabeth Hodkrnson Bay Czerwm l-C1 Barbara Butler Bob rt Marrrott lda Clemons Truman Lee Rrchard Denmq Vrvran Hall Edxth Gout TWIOU Chr s t1na Bush Helen Klock Murlel Farney - ' . 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A i- ' I I I ' LOWACADIAN 1944 IUNIORS First row left to right Iohn Ver Schneider lean Schantz lames Quinn Iean Woolschleaqer Russell Post Genevieve Porter Ted Smith Miss Pocentyluk Mr Clark Miss Thaden Martha Wardell Iohn Ross Priscilla Williams Eleanor Thisse Marion Phelps Bernard Rook Marie Schramp Virginia Reed Belva Scriven Dolores Seqovis Duane Waterman Helen Putz Pauline Ramsey Mariorie Roy Alfred Zehr Dennis Roy luniors not in the picture are Bernard Bailey Sophie Brown Philip Bush Betty Chambers Fremont Crandall Ierry Crouse Robert Duflo Douglas Farriey Loretta Lambert Robert Louis Evelyn Marriott Leon Rohr Herbert Staring Second rowfVictor Szijarto, Billy Weller, William Rowell, Mary Lou Roqqie, SOPHCDMORE HISTORY J L'A.,N X 'X 4 X, NH .,,f XJ .AA Y 'X'-:.z l, O ' I 1 d F IEP-fn.-i,:1.i5'-T',21,,:A wf,1 'Q ...' 1 1-1, if ., wiv fm: fi,-9 1 ,ill-x Y:-1' 'f gm 1 . 1 .tu f. . f. 41 4 f A X A ' J ,K I xlglff fl 'JK !?7!!1! If-if 7470, ,x. Kr XJ X . X f -,J Q X - jx I , 'J LOWACADIAN 1944 SOPHOMORES 110.00 Fxrst row Nrcolas Hlad Anna Albertson Arthur Fmn Martha Cooke Rose X N Lambert Francrs Marmq Catherr MGll1S Paullne DeLawyer Wlllram LOUIS Thomas Harrrenq r Sally Nortz Anne Hltchcock Edward Lyndaker Margaret Bolrvar Cathenne Horfert Harvey Loucks BQTHICG Lehman Charlotte Lehman Second row Sheldon Marn Frank Yozak Elmer Norrrson loyce Brown of E. Thomas Louls Evelyn Fowler Edward Hawk Davld Moselle Geoqgg 'K-Q4-N sk '- Vrvran Danlshevskr MarJor1e Bux dr? ane Davenport Helen Clemens James UI, Andre Glorra DuElo lames Campany Beverly Karcher Clarence B rrus Vrrgrnra Ide Thud row Shrrley Butler Cecrl Allen Leonard Drelrck Donald Ingersoll Edward Henr, Ar hur llcCorm1clc Madelyn Garret Ralph Hoffman Stanl y Aaydan VJlll1CI1'D Becker Donald Arch r Theresa Evans Wlllram Mo ow Walter Morse Charles Brckford 6 . -Y I I I I xx ek I , , I I H . A . 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LCWACADIAN 1944 fsam P9 l+ ' SOPHOMORES F xrst row Mary Na zlqer Patr1c1a Wetmore Robert Peterson Frances Wheeler Robert lones Mary Lou Nortz Rlchard Curtls Helen Schantz Mlss Raanes Mrss Wllson Mona Wrdrlck Evellna TOZZ1 Ruth Stewart Robert Raymond Shrrley Secor Vesta Powers Br1ce Buell Audrey Coon Conrad Dauksza Betty Rowsam Second row Paul Rogqre Ellen Nortz Elverra Lehman Eugene Nortz Chsta Walker Adelme W1dr1ck Eleanor Zehr lean Carlston Francrs Ostrowsla Florence Schulz Rrchard Wrdnck Lou1se Stoddard Naomr Hulbert Edward Ford Theresa Bush Mary Taube VIYQIYIIG Morr1son Iohn Roth Helen Hambhn Pf1SC1llG McPherson Anrta Saw1n Tlnrd row Edwma Noftsrer Ierry Rlcharcls Sam Pelton Bernard Terrrlllon Lawrence Sull1van Ellen Wetmore Iohn Repak Isabelle W19CZ9IZQk Lyle Renodrn lack Strrner Wanda Krenceskl Rosealma Rrtz Mary Smnh Perry Planck Iames Scott Ehzabeth Hodkmson Leon Schulz Rrta Potter L1s1lle Morrlson Cora Robmson Clalre Ver Schne1der Not Jn p1cture Mrss Myrtle Young V1rg1n1a Dekrn Charles Garnsey Davrd Iareckl Fred lorries Frances Kessler Maryahce Norton Rrchard R1lZ Myrtle O Saunders Ada Stahton Helen Weller Perry Weller race Wllson B ulah Yancey Ward Iones b ' - i ' 1 ' ' , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - 1 1 l 1 . l 1 I .1 1 1 I 1 1 l 1 1 1 W I 1 1 ' 1 1 l 1 l 1 I 1 1 1 L .1 1 I . . 1 l 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 ' I l 1 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 1 . 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Keggf yi ur ffyev ,ffl us. , of 5 1 N Q B , t N LOWACADIAN 1944 FRESHMEN Fust row Beatrrce Ba1ley Clara Barley Edw1n Campany Eleanor Ferrance ff'- rr ' W1ll1am Hams Donna urphy Harley Hoffman Charlotte Allen R1chard Dekm Betty Bolhver Walter Gallup Fred Schloop Mary Kohler Norma Crandall Mar1onBushey Reba Bushey Nat Merrell Arletha M1llard Ehzobeth Houppert Second row Herbert Bramer Ioyce Larlbee Arnold Muncy lda Foster Robert Farney Eva Besaw Dorothy lacunsla VGlH lGId Mary Ann Bucklnqham va 1 CL Vrrgrnra Dekrn Clara Fear Third row Laverne Andre George lnqersol Harold Graham Berneda l-lrrschy Ernest Bernat lohn Burke Evelyn essler Robert Ferrance Frankhn Guepe Betty Hlrschy Gerald Merster Munel BISIQ Florence Collms Not 1n prcture Mrss Elorse Shawl Iames Peebles Bette Smrth Rrchard Younq Leo Demko Margaret Hanno Harold Hoffman Kenneth Hulbert Elrzabeth Koqut Edward Ford T Q I I I I -T I I J I I I 1 ht. .1 I I .I 1 l I 'I Robert Bruce, Vivian Everard, Qpllia Kowal, Richard Allen, Beverly Bartlett, I .I I, I sir.: I 1 1 LOWACADIAN 1944 F RESHMEN First row Donald Lehman Nina LaRock Floyd Zehr Anna Rosiczrow ki L1ll1an Rosiczkowski Nelson Roes Hazel Hopseker Kathryn Stofile Miss Mercier Mrs Porter Margaret Ann Szoke Harry Delles Rachel Van Nest Adelbert Overton Veronica Osborne Roy Sauter Theresa Bircnenouqh Eunice LN Lehman Q Q ' Second row Karlton Wetmore Theodore Makuch Ianrce Schantz lanet Schantz,-Dpnald Vlrkler Donald Zeller Marion Scott Mary Lou Reed Clara Weller David Van Horn Ruth Schneider Mariorie Ortlieb Helen R qqie Third row Lela Zecher Raymond Reed Thomas Robertson Orrln Ross lack GConne1l Hilda Curtis Francis Turck Bert Austin Madeline Repak Ruth oJ Iudson Patricla Dunaway Gladys West Ne1l Burns Mary'l'Nasmuth lane Wasmuth Iames Phalon Fourth row lames Ward Ralph Vlrkler Iames ROQQIG Herbert Farney H ward lantzi Dwight Porter Gerald LaFla1r Albert Brown . . . 1 2 . 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Q4 f 5,1 F-ff - ,Q-,A x LOWACADIAN 1944 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Councrl 1D rts thrrteenth year ot actrve duty contrnued vrq orously 1lS tradrtlonal efforts to tmprove our school Under the competent leadershrp ot Iarnes Powers the Councrl met every Tuesday momma to d1scuss current problems rn and around the school Other ofhcers were Iohn Ross v1cepres1dent Dor1s Burke secretary and Cayton Vrrkler treasurer The Student Councrl s rnost drftrcult task was the Job of keeplnq the cafeterla 1n good order Through the co operatton ot the students thrs was accornpllshed to a Certarn extent Under the quldance of Mr Clark the Student Councrl completed another year of co operatron between the students and thelr councll representatrves Vrctorra Ostrowskr Clayton Vrrkler Bert Austrn Catherrne Marn Theresa Brrchenouqh Drck Strmer Dor1s Bradlsh Helen Putz Irrn Powers lohn Ross Bob Foster Ehzabeth Gallup Ed Nortz Dwrqht Porter Herb Starrnq 38 Olga Hlad Fred Moore Charlotte Allen Betty Lucus Claramae Lehman Rosemary Matuszak lean Schantz Iohn VerSchne1der Reba Pratt Mary Robertson Marlon Phelps Iohn Klrschner Don Vrrkler Harold Graham Representative Alternate 109 ' ' ' 110 ' 207 ' 208 ' ' ' 209 ' 1- -L 210 ' ' 211 ' ' 213 307 ' ' 308 ' 309 310 ' ' . 311 ' 313 ' ' 302 ' LOWACADIAN 1944 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Natlonal Honor Socrety that drstlnqurshed and honored group of Lowvllle Academy students took up 1ts dutres early ln September under th quldance of Mr Zeller At the l1fSl meetlna Iohn McGrath was elected presrdent Donald Peebles One of the trrst tasks We undertook was the sellma of War stamps and bond We burlt a booth near the front door and the sales record showed tha the students d1d a areat deal to help the war effort Also durxnq the year We publrshed everal xssues of the Torch pf1I1ll!'1Q many new artlcles ot lnterest as well as the usual features 39 vice-president: and Ann Moselle, secretary-treasurer. 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' i LOWACADIAN 1944 LOWACADIAN STAFF Wzth her 1111111111011 e are przntmg parts of the dmrv of a staj7member Io short. mu dear reader hat our actzwtzes have been Dear D1ary Guess what' Ive been p1cked for the Lowacad1an staff' The covered drsh party tonxght at the home of Mrss Rendell our advlsor was swell Mary Robertson the edltor cmd Mar1e Schramp and Reba Platt the Junror edltors were there and so were Ehzabeth Gallup tadvertlsmgl D1ck Strmer tartl Beverly Reed thumorl Maxxne Fowler tmuslc and SOC1GlYl Martha Bushey fathleucsl Iean Powers tclass edrtorl Don Peebles Cbusmess managerl and Ann Moselle tfeature edltorl Whlle the rest ot us were wonderrng where the c1der was some of the fellows lncludlng Don Calver ard Ted wm1tln tphotographyl were happrly guzzlrng the apple JUICG rn another room Lew Shattuck s orchestra played for our dance last nrght Today we put on a program mn assembly to start our subscnptron campa1gn hmrny Powers Cadverusrngl Barbara Allen Cmusxc and SOC1GlYl and Barbara Genack Cart? dld a Red Skelton Skll Don Calver I1rn I-larrls Cartl Doug Farney Cass1stant bus1ness managerl and Iohnny M1ller tadverusmgl played P1stol Pa k1ng Mama Wh1le Mary Robertson and Sh1rley Vrrkler tadvert1s1ngl sang 1t Tohn McGrath Cathletlcsl was the master or ceremonres There was a basketball game tonlght and the start sold hot dogs and coke Are we versatrlel Today February 29 The Maglcal Hesses came to the Academy sponsored by the staff to help meet the engravlng costs They were tops IH entertarnment Ralph Yandeau fcrrculauonl has h1s hands full tabulatrng the subscrmuons Helprng h1m are L1ll1an Krueger Bob Foster and Iohnny Ross I hear our ace advertrsrng manager Iohnny M1ller 1S leavmg us to enter college Everyone 1S scr1bbl1ng madly today to get 1n last mlnute copy What a year' . . 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LOWACADIAN 1944 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Thls year the Future Farmers have greatly helped ln the promotron of fgnculttlre rn northern New York Our a t mes have been somewhat curta led by the war The Judgrng team consrstmg of Leo Rosrczkowskr Clayton Vrrkler and W1ll1am Weller Journeyed to Canton I eo Rosrczkowskr won thlrd place honors Edward Lyndaker Luc1an Stanton and Harold Chase went to Utlca for a We are st1ll contrnulng actrve work 1n the Iunlor Cow Testrng Assocratlon under the leadershlp OlW1ll1Gm Weller presrdent and Iohn Elnbeck secretary treasurer Durmg the year a calf was raffled off to promote the sale of bonds and stamps Large numbers of chrcks and seeds were also sold Wllh the asslstance of our worthy advlsor Mr Kenneth Krlpatrrck Presrdent Clayton Vlrlcler Vrce presrdent Leo Roslczkowskl Secretary Harold Chase and Treasurer Fred Moore have completed a success ul year 4 ,i ' 1 ' . C iv' ' i state judging contest. X1 1 , I ' l I l, x,. , I LOWACADIAN 1944 BAND Dear Drary Th1s year our band has surely been tops We have more members han ever before and we have some bnlhant new DIGCGS On March 7 we played to ra1se money tor the Red Cross fund Last year we recexved the hrghest rat1ng at the contest an annual af'ta1r Yes drary we have en1oyed another successful year under the dlrectron of Luther B Asktns Trumpets cmd Comets Donald Cal ver Douglas Farney R1chard Alex ander Donald Peebles Ierry R1ch ards Nat Merrell Douglas Hurd V1rg1n1a Monnat EUHICG lVIacPher son Iames Scott Helen Weller Rlchard Sturtz Donald Zeller Doro thy Iacunsk1 Clannets Shlrley Butler Thomas Y P Anlta Sawtn Shlrley Secor L1ll1ar1 Krueger Landon Lymdecker V1r g1n1aIde Frankl1nGuepe Raymond Sturtz Thomas Robertson Dorothy Iones Charlotte Allen Edward Spencer Paul1ne Delles Marlon Weber Marlon Phelps Iohn Mum ford Laverne Andre Ruth Iudson Trombones Helen Schantz Barbara Allen Pr1sc1lla MacPherson Lawson Vlrlcler Elalne Chapm Peggy Ko tary Harold Graham Snare Drums Rrchard Townsend Irrn Harrls Iohn Ross Bob Galloway Bass Drum Raymond Czerwrnskr Cymbals Walter Gallup Tymparu Barbara Bushey Souscphone Sally Nortz Walter Hayes Fred Schloop Dorothy Yan deau Bud Schantz l11'I1 Hanno schleager Murlel Farney Mane Schrernp Bcmtones Fred Hany Edward Halls Reba Pfatt Ted Iacunskt Flutes Clara Fear Prrscllla W1ll1ams Martha Iane Wardell Oboe-Evelyn Fowler Bassoon Mary Lou Nortz Cnot rn p1c ture Saxcxphones Iohn M1ller Robert os ter Mona Iudson Audrey Coon ' 4 . l Nortz, Dwight Porter, Mar Kern a, Homs-lean Schantz, lean Wool- 1 I I 1 U I 1 , ' I I ' LOWACADIAN 1944 and the orchestra flounshed under hrs d1rect1on as well We started the year oH by playmq at Father R1chardson s farewell qatherrnq We also played at the recept1on for Father McNamara We opened the Sen1or Play wlth several selectrons under the d1rect1on or our cadet teacher M1ss Katherme F1sh Brrnqrnq yule l1d11'lQS of Joy we supplred musrc for the annual l1qht1nq ol the Chrrstrnas tree at the County Home Vlohns V1rg1n1a Matuszak G1or1a Du Flo Robert Foster Fred Hany Shlrley Butler Amta Sawln Arnold Muncy Tmmpets Donald Calver Donald Peebles Ierry R1chards Bassoon Mary Lou Nortz Director Mr Luther B Askm Homs Ie-an Schantz lean W olschleaqe ur1e arney Trombones Helen Schantz Pr1sc1lla MacPherson Barbara Allen Clcmnets Tom Nortz Shrrley Secor Dorothy Iones Souscxphone Sally Nortz P10110 Ellzabeth Gallup Saxophone Iohn M1ller Oboe Evelyn Fowler Flutes Clara Fear Martha Iane Wardell Drum R1chard Townsend Not rn p1cture 43 ORCHESTRA ' Mmfg f . LOWACADIAN l9-44 CHORUS AND GLEE CLUB In another of our rnusrcal groups the chorus we ennoyed s1ng1ng ome lovely new songs thls year One was Margre by Benny Davls Con Conrad and I Russel Robmson W1th one hundred and forty VO1C9S srngmg he result was super We longed to go on some trlps but the war squelch d that However Mr LEWIS Shattuck dlrected us safely through the sprlng con ert m Glee Club traveled through the same routlne slnglng for dlfterent atlalrs and help1ng out durmg Chrlstrnas When all frtteen of us really got tog ther we sound d sol1d Marguerlte Th1sse Shlrley Vlrkler Maxlne Fowler Martha Bushey lean Powers Dorothy Iones Shrrley Butler Mary Lou Nortz cally Nortz Mona ludson Evelyn Fowler Mary Robertson Martha Cooke Anna Sawln and Helen Schantz made up the 1944 mernbershlp . ' . ' ' ' ' it, t . , ' , e . April and the annual assembly program. . . . . . l , I I I ' L I ' ' ' . ' e , 9 I - A U 1 I l 1 l , I I 1 I I . L-' hs., LOWACADIAN 1944 SENIOR PLAY Remember December 3 19437 Or course you do' We presen ed the comedy Almost Summer wr1tten by Chrlstopher Serqel then The story centers around the problems of Paul Iones who IS Just frm hmq h1qh school Poor chap he has all the problems of an average boy th hxstory test h1s best qxrl the famlly and h1s rlval The best q1rl Iane h1s slster Mary and hls best frlend lack are all ln the plot as hrs hrqh school compamons I-hs k1d brother Iumor wrth h1s d1sl1ke of qrrls adds to th fun Much credrt qoes to Mlss Martha M11l1qan and Mr I Searle Powers who Worked hard as dlrectors to make the play a success Paul Iones Mrs Iones Mr Iones Iunror Mary lane Vlr Smudqely ack CAST Iames Powers Dorxs Burke Donald Peebles Donald Calver Barbara Allen Sh1rley V1rkler Iohn M1ller Iohn Schheder Anna Ehzabeth Gallup Lrlah Iohnson Patr1c1a Fmn 45 r ,f A V ,W 5 ,,f f Ff- A in I I ' v ' 0 , . . . u ff . . 1 . . . .Q . , D ' -. ra . , 4 I 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . , . . . . 3 - 1 1 1 U ' . . , 1 . LOWACADIAN 1944 JUNIOR PLAY The Iunior Class presented the play Don t Take My Penny on May 12th Thls comedy concerned the efforts of both Penny Pnnqle and Sally the ma1d to win the coveted part of Dlrmty West 1n the newly acclaimed play Stars in Her Hair Uproarlous situations resulted when Kerry Penny s devoted boy friend trled to rescue Penny lrom the evils of Hollywood 1n order to save solved the problem by choosing h1s own D1m1ty West We of the Iunlor Class wish to thank Miss Florence Raanes and Miss Frances Bowman for their exceptional d1rect1on of our play CAST Penny Sally Gram Mavis Lydla Mona Iudson Mar1e Schramp Mane Burdlck Mary Kempa Reba Pfait Caleb Mark Kenneth Burtch Ray Czerwmsla Norman Porter Claire Lucille Elsie andon Lyindecker Carolyn Lauber PI'1SClllCI W1ll1QmS MOHSIGUI Hennl? Re HGIIISOH Day Kerry Greg .Eleanor Th1sse dward Hails Herbert Staring Iohn Ross Ted Smlth Paul McCue Ioanne Iean Woolschleaqer her for the tennis tournament in which they were to participate. 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LOWACADIAN 1944 DANCING CLUB Dear Dlary Greetlnqs Gates and all that sort of thlna Ive Just b en th1nk1nq of the swell tunes we ve had at Dancrnq lub thrs past year Dancrnq Club IS the place Where you qo Frlday or Saturday mqht and dance your cares away and some of our supposedly somb r cxtrzens turn 1nto real hep cats Oi course Danclnq Club HAD to be a success W1th Don Peebles as presl dent Ted Srmth VICE presrdent and Torn Nortz controllrnq our bankroll They ably superv1sed the act1v1t1es ot the year fthe most lrnportant appearlnq to be Chanqmq the records ln the luke box l We danced our way rnerrlly throuah the year llt you can conslder 1t really dancmqll Several trmes we even had an orchestral Slnce thrs was Leap Year the females had a chance to plCk the rnales C1 the boys couldnt run fast enough l w . . 1 . . . 9 . 1 . rw . 1 1 Q . 1 Q . . . - 1 1 ' - . . , 1 L LOWACADIAN IQ44 Members of the G A A Board and Club Presldent Marhne Kessler Vlce Presldent Ioanne Boqqs becretary Treasurer lean Woolschleaqer Manager of Hockey Martha Bushey Manager ol Basketball Helen Schantz Managers of Volleyball Pernal Snyder Genev1eve Porter Manager of Softball MGIIOH Phelps Manager of lndlvldual Sports Eleanor Th1sse Manager olDanc1ng and Tumblmg Club-lean Schantz Noon Hour Manager Dor1s Brad1sh Head Cheerleader Patr1c1a Gerrnann Pubhcxty Manager Max1ne Fowler Representahves Sernors lean Powers Dor1s Seaver Iumors Mona Iudson Martha Wardell Sophornores Martha Cooke Cathenne Maths Sally Nort7 Freshmen Laverne Andre Ruth Iudson Iosephlne Pelton 1 u u I 1 1 ' o - 1 1 T 1 1 1 - 1 1 TI-IE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION LOWACADIAN 1944 Fred Hany lean Wools hleaqer Rlchard Alexander BAND ASSOCIATION Dear Dlary Th1S year We have tunctloned under some effrclent oftrcers and our band Mlller leave 1n February but Fred Hany stepped 1nto Iohn s place ard 1S carryrnq on competently We certamly couldn t get along W1thout our secretary lean Woolschleaaer and our treasurer Rlchard Alexander Thus dear drary another year has drawn to a close + l l leader, Mr. Luther B. Askins. We were Very sorry to see our president, Iohn 50 LOWACADIAN 1944 SHOP COURSE Lowvrlle Academy students and alumnr have answered the call to servrce rn one more l1ne of work Under the able SUDGTVISIOU of Mr Butler a machrne completmq these courses lurmsh GE Home Arr Depot Packard Remmqton Arms Savaqe Arms and other war plants wrth badly needed tratned Workers Many of these students who are now rn serv1ce found that these courses con trrbuted to therr plac ment and advancement 1n rank l shop has been training workers for such war jobs as tool-makinq. Students 5l I. O VJ A C AD IA N 1944 DANCES SENIOR CHRISTMAS DANCE urmq QIIIISIIIICIS vcr ttrer x e I rct t e ct. mr rrfr tc Shattuck S orchestra The decorctrorte were wond rfut Vfe d dit tfrrrw We were Q0 Clever Crt S11 H ttrrrrqe I ut we were Qurprrsed Crt fur ruqermr' SOPHOMORE DANCE Tie SODIIOTUCIG Dam e Int 're H1131 spot XJIHI Q rar 1 tfrrw rea W Q Crue and sweater qrrls IUNIOH PROM advanced ttcket sate shew d cur Hearty Qufcert C rc oe r fr row After wcfqrrw Q0 Herd r Cx V can p C Yr CJI' evenmo of fun SENIOR BALL 1944 CQ t r ZC1 ' ' ' ' . , ' ' , , ,' , 1. ' , f.- .W L -, D ' ' ff: r we rc, he x Se 1. L .rue wrt.. Let: - , . A. , ., , ' . ' 1 C e . 1 1 . .. 1 - cl. I .Q -e't,,- Vet V 'De ry. I Ar rr' C ' ti Q 1 ' I 'rl 1 Vfcl' Q q re ig 73- Art V ' - r. e 1 . - C4 , ' 1 the p p ,e:f.1Yi,, P A .. 'A .1' , M . ' te zi ie he ' Ce CSSIIZIS, dcqbty er eyed , 1 4' ' - 'fw ,- ff K-2 ..,-Qt. , '.,, . ,J F- For the test time we gaxtrereci tg dquee Qufexy tue 1 .e.'e,,r,.r., :..,,rre ,. ,Ar A .- 1 Y- ' ,I ,. .sm .1 1 -.. .- M- : .nt - ,, rue I .F xp- eztreer d ' Q. .Ve CO,..ul.. . rrerp 134, .img er ...e Seri, .'.pre.r r,A Carre ., are Eid Qt Q Pele? Qfzy' 1:5 431: ef Qgijlx' Q11 the fliffllillif 111:-es 11:15 the festive AQMWMWQ C,,V,r,..C,.-. U2 LOVVACADIAN 194 33222 2 I '13 I X 1 AX 10114 I UN IOR I-IIGI-I ACTIVITIES fx 51' US W fn Q I C f 1 ru by ft Cnr It tor Htqh qunfg Q15 cxvc v ev: een fem n p wh vty O superwsmq the stwttnq In U' 1t seems that our up and e nmq year ana rs Workrnq to do even better So here We Come htqh scheel' he 9 It 1 K or ns cxr on r tr Xfpn tr It me OV -XA W C rv 1 ru ty qco Q K e wr tt c ru 2 ICI h afternoon enercrtlon has put rn or Coca rode wth b there new ,fear HU .N AQ, DIAN N-. Iffell Ixtrzter H7311 ri':r'eii 'it 5.1: 'yfrzr hy f'Q.fl.QZ'ii, 71 Sizguefzt przig-11 '.'!lfIl Vrrkh prestcjent. is tzzr as secicrl a:tt'.'iiiee irre Qitzcerzied rligrely Hizve 113123 5 'Lb fiecnrs to be .rx I'IL1'jf7 5-letess, '.-irili Bcgtgss as stxg,erf.'15:.r. Cnr fhrzstrigs., ,Iuyy with Tfiss St fiiizrj :ms CIQYSTT7. 'xfeiit iver with cz hizii 1 desplie the nazidic rp ef Sickness. Ntfhen it comes to buyinq bonds and :trnnps fseern to he right cpu thf lieaznf' Te dixte, we hfrve Eurfffrsed iw'-r tie ilflxsczid Qtchgrs x'.':,ri2pf f ' Nei bird hun? TC, Vase nifgley I, f'5rfrCh1:1ti,,:1 the -ifghftt 'grfz Q41 SCICX :t.f1f5irzi:1ig1 ..-Link! SIM. TQ. SXIYCWIQ' seein I Ifirtfka' TC E rmfy 1I.fr 'IEI1. III' ' ' seattle tc ty f fi giret ' 1 d t1:gk't :It 'ecrtw which reftlll hx b 1 ' rg to town. Snne ef S rzi rrf Hy gl. f,Ide:'eQ the res erxgpl, , ' X f 2 ' rink int e . A111 I1 ' . .A Ce: ' q ' ' ' 3 ' . ,' e.T1,eifIIsj V' e e en' and the reef I e ffry. C O LI t I Q I r LOWACADIAN 1944 Kindergarten and Grades First and Second Catherine France, Helen Toomey, Ruth Hurlbut, Maxine Buckingham, Marian Dickaw FACULTY Grades Third Fourth and Flfth Molhe Roberts Anne Buna Dane Vtfalswarth Mary Brits Dorothy SI rnbrenner Efh 1 Cannan Knot V1 p turel Iumor Hmqh School Faculty S arc K rw Ge ev ve Q daard r w 1 , , , , . , r ic D. .' ,N A fx' A . Y .A . ' .LJLH ene , .ce ara A rx re aa , ,Ar - fn 3. . ..,. I Arg, Bcaae. canari. l1..x-:QUE Daze, Lane M ...mtg 5 ? ,H U -. 41: 1 -id' , F' M ,ul , mbsf'- ' 4 , Y. , 432514 Q 'Fat , V' , -gf nn ,--. X 3. N f MQ Y , W A 1 A ,, M, , ., , ff, 35154 i l . 11 f 112.52 Y , , ill, . , ,, , . Q ,af.W,m ff. dl , 1' Qgui' 1 Y , A 4, . az' 'r,ig1 '. E 'W E, Nlhlelica The scores of games were as follows LOWACADIAN 1944 VARSITY BASKETBALL Captaln Felrx Pernasrlrce Manager Donald Peebles Coac Walter F O Connell The Red and Whtte squad had another good season under Con ne s drrectlon thls year The boys won seven games and lost erght but most of therr losses were by narrow marglns Thrs IS borne out by the fact that Lowvrlle outscored tts opponents by 64 polnts Captaln Pernaslltce was hlgh scorer w1th 157 polnts Due to wartlme restrrctrons no league was formed and fewer games w r played than usual One ot the hrgh lrghts ot the season was the Alumm game The old ttmers were not as ag1le as the hrgh school boys but they showed that they hadnt forgotten anythtng learned from Connre rn former years To wrnd up the season the team accepted a btd to the Sectron lll tourna ment at Whrtesboro They dropped the frrst game to Whttesboro Central School Boys who w1ll be lost by graduatron are Schlteder Martrn Pernasxlrce Varsrty and another good season 1S expected next year Lowvtlle Lowvllle Lowvrlle Lowvrlle Lowv1lle Lowvllle Lowvrlle Lowvtlle 58 I H A Augustmlan Academy Carthage Augustmlan Academy Boonvllle West Carthage Copenhagen l H A LoWv1lle Lowv1lle LOWV1llG Lowvrlle Lowvrlle Lowvllle Lowvtlle Carthage Vv atertown Copenhagen Boonvrlle West Carthage Alurnnx Whrtesboro McGrath, Iacunslci, and Miller. Good material is available from the Iunior ' 36 . . . 25 ' 24 ' 24 ' ' ' 24 ' 24 ' 36 ' 36 37 ' 52 ' ' 38 ' ' ' 3l , 27 ' 39 ' ' 32 ' 33 ' 28 ' ' 33 38 - ' 29 23 516 ' 52 . . . 14 LOWACADIAN 1944 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Captain Herb Staring Manager Walter Gallup Coach Walter F O Connell The Iunior Varsity squad developed into a fast, smooth-working team this year under Coach O'Connell's direction. Against strong opposition, the team turned in a record or eight wins and tour losses. Two of the losses were in overtime contests. With the experience gained this year, these boys should assure strong Varsity teams in the iuture, The : ' 29 31 ' 29 ' ' 12 ' 27 ' ' 17 ' 14 ' IU ' 30 7 ' 12 14 ' 11 e 1 s 15 ' 4U r . 24 ' ' 18 29 ' 25 6 ' 24 ' 13 ' 23 14 272 192 scores were as follows Lcwville Lowville Lowville Lowville Lowville Lowville Lowville Lowville L..OWV1ll9 Lowville LoWv1l1e Lowville Carthage Augustinian Academy Augustinian Academy Boonville West Carthage Copenhagen Watertown Res we Ca thage 'Watertown Reserves Copenhagen Boonville West Carthage 59 LOWACADIAN l944 VARSITY BASEBALL Captarn Burt Shedd Manaaer Donald Peebles Coach Lowvrlle was represent Wrth good fl chrna hr trnq of hve wtns and one loss Whrch the foe emerged between the s l ools Walter F 0 Connell d by a veteran baseball team rn the l943 season and treldtna the club Complled an envtable rf-cord The only loss was to Boonvllle rn a traht aa e tn vrc orrous 7 t 5 to even tue hor rres The outstanarnq p rornance of the year was a Mernortal Day aoable header The ta'n raveled o Co enhaaen n the atternoo a d V1 n l4 to 3 In the evenrna the Copenhagen nrne carne here and wer trounced aaarn 22 to 3 The prtchrnq statt was Composed of Farney Boucher Pernaslltce and Lalver who pertorrned brrlhantly well supported by the team s heavy 1 tmc Th l9-44 s Qson 1 t have o rother Veteran tear to Carry the schoo C l r rn to battle Compara vs s or s ort Q r s were as lolwws Lowvrlle Lowvrlle L W llle Lo arlle Lowvrlle Lowvtlle 60 Glentreld Boonvtlle QODGHHGQGH Copenrraaen Glentteld Boonvrlle , f ' e ' W .. 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J. .,:... - -.. ,A.,A,Y .:...-i O .,A....,.4.v Y, W, 1 '1:1pt'i3'.'-' fi, 11,-Fig, ii, 'ge LOWACADIAN 1944 CHEER LEADERS Nartha Cooke Marlme Kessler Amta Sawm Patrxcla Germann Martha Wardell CHEERS GRRR FIGHT Gtr' Flqht' Curr' Flqht' Flqht' Grr' Flqht' F1qht' F1qht' LOWVILLE' Lowvllle LoWv1lle' Team' Team' Team' YA HA Ya ha ya ha ya ha ha Yea Lowvllle Rah Rah Rah Yo ho yo ho yo ho ho ho Yea team LOWVILLE ICLAP CLAPI Lowvllle tclap clapl LoWv1lle tclap clap? We w1ll f1qht for the red and Whlte' For the red tclap clap? For the Whlle Cclap clapl So come on team lets hqht' We ve got a school We ve qot a yell We ve qot a team That txqhts hke Yea Lowv1lle ECHO Lo Lo' WV WV' I Le-Le' LoWv1lle LoWv1lle' Flqht Team Flqht' S C ORE S C ORE S C ORE Fxqht team f1qht' 62 LOW WITH A V Low wlth a v V11 wlth an l Le team wlth low wlth a V11 Wllh and le team W1II'1 a LOWVILLETeam TOSS EM HIGH Toss em hxqh Toss em Low Yea Lowvxlle let s go SKY ROCKET tWh1stlel Boom' A Lowvllle' YEA, RED Yea red' Yea Whlle' Yea team' F1qht' . , , ha ' , I I I A . Come on, let's qo. - . l I ' I 'W - I I ' 1 . ll-ll. , ' , ' h! - - - v . ' I u . - - I - - I ' ' 1 I l 1 , . 1 1 ' 1 , I . . , I RED LETTER DAYS Nov Nov 'Nlov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec c Dec an W' B qrn Te t Held tor Futur Arr Cad ts Grrls Athletrc Assocratron lncuqu rat d False Alarm Drrll Student Counctl Starts O e s El ted tor Und rcras Senrors Elect Advrsors Elected Batronrna Lowacadran Start Starts W rc Senror Danc Army Navy Tests Our Frrst Snow G A A Dance Arrnrstrce Day Lowacadran Supper G A A Banquet Lowacadran Square Danc Frrst Torch Comes Out Band Dance Senror Play Lowacadran Slut Lowvrlt B ats l H A Senror Tea Iunror Hrqh Cnrrstmas Play HS Chrrstrnas nap lProgra Senror Dance Iunror Square Dance an o eb o e Ee eo e flar tn March March 'Vlarch March March March March Aprrl May May May une un une une une OWACADIAV l944 P T A Carthage B ats Lowvrlle We Were Beaten at Vtfatertovv L F A loeots op nnaden Washrnq on Brrthaaf Carthage Beat Us lay l Chapel Proqran Guest Alumm Iohn Hao rcr Vlaqrcal Hesses Alurnrn Gam Speclal Feature at Da crng C uh Boonvrlle Grrls Come Here tor Pla, Day Red Cross Bally Chapel Proararr Aoout Army Lrte Army Navy Test Whrtesb ro Bec s Lowvrlle Sophomore Class Sponsors Cake Walk for Bed Cross Went to Boonvrlle tor Play Day Iunror Prom Scholarshrp Exam Scholarshrp Exarns Contmu Iunror Play to 22 Regents Baccalaureate Senror Banque Classnlqht Commencement Senror Ball 63 L .I Sept. 7- e e ' l . 24-L. . - Sept. lO- - s e ' ' e Fe'. 8- e ' Sept. l7 - ' I ' I I ' - E . ll- ' rr Q ret l5-... rcewf Sem' 287 rr.. 22- 't's'r'rl!l Sept. 29 - ' b 24 W ,K Oct. l-Y - ttrc r ec . e ' snien F ,A 25 f . I Oct. 6- I ' - . ' e - Oct. 8- ' ' F h. 28 el ' Oct. IQ- ' I cl 2- - j 9 Oct. 26--Air Bald Drill March 3-S ' 1 n ' ' 'l o . 4 f A A A xr Oct. 30- ' e . 8- - 7 I ' IU I l . 10 ' 1 ' ' . . . l5 - y l . l2'- ' ' ' Y l8'- ' o rf ' I . l5- 2l- ' . l8- . . . . l9- ' e ZBA- , , O - . ,. ., . , . 23 , 12M , ' . 24- 4- ' ' s . 3- ' Dm' Y . F' I A 1 9 . 7- . ' l2-- ' Dec. lO- le e . . . I 19 - . 17- ' I Le . 20- ' I SI. I I 26- ' t De. 2l- . . ' r. Cl e rn . I 27- ' . 28- ' I 28- I . 7- ' ' 'im 'S-. - sus , M ZA-QTQDK 1' mil. I , my wilt iv Ziff 'vi u 9 ,eb 5 . fs i WQW .0 ,gg-uwww f 15 H' 5 I 4 1 ' 'R af - if 4 fax 26 , fix 1 AX X, ,,,1W,,'+ s ,r fx A , o surf' fy' All N 2, Al G .Jlumaa LOWACADIA FQ N5 X' ji T57-ggb Qmg JEEP BLQIDK ,Ziff if' H X' ' . if X f I X ' f C' Q X 1 , 1 ff ,L K' X !x x X K X 19? ' ,Lf 'N 'H I V KY 5 5 N N X 5 - I f . -f ji -52 , s - 1' .f1- ' V Y - I -il LOWACADIAN 1944 fbeaa fbaafuf I Just couldnt walt to tell you you d never guess whom I ran mto today' I mean lrterally crashed 1nto I was whrzzrng by the Gartres Burlesque Theater 1n my helrcopter when a woman drrver flew strarght 1nto me Was I mad I was all ready to g1ve her a prece of my mrnd I rolled down my w1ndow and stuck my head out to tell her what I thought of her when she turned around and 1t was of all people L1z Gallup We parked and had a real reunron She 1nv1ted me to the mat1nee so I went 1n to see her manager lyou rememberl Jerry Fogarty He s gorng places these days has sole r1ghts to the Barnes Corners Follres They took me backstage to mtroduce me to the cast wh1ch was Just rehears1ng the f 'rale Its really a wonderful show Leo Rosrczkowskr the dance dlrector IS ably supported by h1s asslstant Herman Ortlleb They have a swell bunch of chorus gtrls and much to my surprrse I knew qurte a few of them In the front row were Rose Ella Berrus Barbara Allen and Dawn Doud The featured attractron was Ben Ames a swam1 whose femrnrne admlrers slmply swamp the place I hardly recognrzed Lucren Stanton under hrs East Indran robes The gang had a lot of news to tell me It seems that th1s generatlon s Madame Cu 19 Mary Martzloff 1S tourrng the West Marunsburg area huntrng for mlcrobes We only hope she doesn t use Dr I W I'Iarr1s A B M Q P U as a gurnea p1g I frnally bade a fond farewell to the artrsts and drove toward home From the brllboard on the corner the face of Don Calver S1'I'11l9d enchantrngly at me Some how I Just never felt rrght about h1s ru1n1ng the careers of both Harry Iames and Frank Srnatra Arr1v1ng home I was more than happy to frnd a letter from Martha Mrllrgan She wa our class advrsor we ve mlssed her smce she left L F A to run the Chateau de Fromage a home for retlred SGIVICG men She sald she saw, Searle Powers the other day and that he s confr dent vaudev1lle 1S comrng back At the moment he s tourrng the country grvmg fact tests on the most popular brand of hooch I had barely frnlshed readlng the let er when I had a telephone call from Fred I-Iany fresh out of Alcatraz Freds been up the rrver dolng a frve year stretch He was sp ung through the mfluence of Ben Demo Ir who secured a pardon from Governor E S K MQ rell Esq I hurrledly ate my drnner because I drdnt want to mrss both showrngs of Untamed starr1ng Malcolm Snyder at the Avalon At the theater Iohn Schheder head usher showed me to a seat next to Mary Robertson and her trlplets Cute klds those' After the show I dropped rn at Tom Nortz Beer Garden and Pool Hall Anne Moselle the s1ng1ng bar mard was dorng her act and l stayed to hear her srng before I hurrred honne to hear hm Powers my favorrte sports announcer As I scanned the local columns of Dlck Fredencks Gazette I saw that Shrrley Vrrkler who models for Brll Potockl s Pancake Irdustry IS comrng home There s an artlcle adver t1s1ng Iohn Mrllers super deluxe skatrng rrnk It seems Iohnnre wasnt satrsfred w1th the chentele at the L F A Rrnk house 0 un- - 4 . 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LOWACADIAN When Ilmmre s program went oft the a1r I lrstened to the Tr1mble Slsters on the I-I1t Parade They re really solrd senders I remember when they were Eunrce MacPherson Vrvran Zehr and AVIS Lyndaker The star of the show was Carmen Veranda tour lrttle Vrcklel Suddenly I remembered I was supposed to telephone Dons Burke who rs chret advrsor OI P G s at the General Martrn l'I1gh School As I gave the number I had a conversatron wrth Pat Frnn the operator When I I1nally r ched Dons she told me that Lrl Krueger and Bob Foster are new co heads of the moron d1v1s1on She also sard that Don Peebles Sophtstrca tors are gorng to play for the Iunror Prom The old academy rs really lucky to get uch a swell band Besrdes Don s super trumpet they feature Wanda Augustyn as vocalrst Balph Yandeau on the drums and Clark Karcner as the p1an1st The chairman of the dance corn mlttee IS Coach Nrles Garnharn If-Xll who want to attend must buy therr t1ckets earlyl Srnce Burke cant stand the nrght lrte these days and I was plannrng on getttng up early IH the mormng to go to New Yorl' we hung up It s really very comfortable travcllnq on the tram slnce they have been usrng I7 z Pernasrhce s Self Propelled Steam Engtne I really enroy golng to New York tn e days to get a chance to see some OI the people I read about rn Euntce Parker s gosslp column Only th1s mornlng I read that playboy frm Martrn 1S gorng to open a nrght club I-Ie ll call rt ElDadv1Ilo and the star w1ll be Dot 1on s I expect to attend the premrer of the movt ot the lrt of Perry Farney ernment sc1ent1st Ive always been glad that Perry dtscovered he way to get alumrnum Irorn common clay Mr Zeller really worrred about that I was very lucky to get trckets tor tt e revrval of the Broadway hrt Arsenrc and Old Lace starrrng Imelda Vrrkler and Barba a Genack I thrnk I shall have a busy week o I rntend to attend the lecture on the Influenc I Alcoholrc Beverage grven by Natronal JI C T U Charrman lean Powers I expect th It I wrll have to take down some notes for our local paper as Dons Seaver who IS supposed to can only take down twenty words per mrnut rn sh rthand I also have an apporntment to have r y harr done by Pterre ot the Brtz you remember he used to be Chet Percoskr Then too I expect to order a new wardrobe destgned for e b Schtaparellt s assistant Arthur Marttn And o dlary at the end of an eventful day I say good nrght 1944 67 1 . . . . - V 1 1 V. I 1 . . . . , t . 93 1 . . 1 11 .-. 11 . . . 1. . Q . 1 . . , . 1 . . . 1 1 . . 1 . . . 1 1 -L1 I 'I ' . . . 11 : 11 . . 1 , I ' . . . 1 no I vo ' Q . ..1 V . . . . 1 . 11 . 11 . v - Q . I C . . . 1 . . 1 1 r:. Q , . C , . . A . I.. . . . 1 . . 11 . It , I 11 . . K , 1 . S .,. 'Q O . . 1 y y . . 1 T . . . , . . I W I A ' 9 O . .1 I 1. ' , . , i ITL' Y , . . I 1 7, 1- . .u , , . , . LOWACADIAN 1944 C ONC R XIUI FYI IONQ CIAQS OI 1944 XND IAXCLI IX IJIIIXI 3 mu I IIUIOC R XPIII RS C nmplzim nfs HARRIS 8 RIN! SBI RX School Supplus I8 I I ,- I ,. ' . . N 1 1 1 N ' f 1 f A U n A 4 I I' ,A f 1 MI-x i. I .C :cu fill.-XRLICS .I. f:IIlIRIIII . ' ' ' I ,I 12 .' I ' ' Q of W v ' w w 1 Y A I In , LOWACADIAN 1944 Your Financial World Centers -Xround Your Bank It protects Your Money and Furnlshes Indispensable Financial Seruces to Your Communits H AVE Y OL A BANK AC C OLNT9 BLACK RIVER NATIONAL BANK Deposits Insured up to line. lhousand Dollars for liach IJCPOSIIOI' XIFNIBPR OI INPDFR Xl lllil OSIT INSI R XNC E LORPOR YI ION 868 1 1 1 1 1 944 From HAT to SHOES a uc Sts c l astmg hood I oolxs l rom C o lst to C oast I oloi ful Xppaicl scts the stxlcs for sounv and old Y ou ll like the SPOFISXXLII' lo s awaiting, xoui sclcc tion hue and Nlillci Qualitx sax cs monu C omparc' JAMES R ILLER co 69 A A , v. Z . Y. . ' ' f I I l . - , . . , U . , , v. . , w 1 A . A v l Oz' ' ' '.' Yea 's of Sw'-L'i4'v l Nlillcr Of.-Xl,l'l'Y Guarantees Satisfaction Y I x AAA .' ,'l - .' . ' ' ' . 2 '.. 'wi . , - A L 5 A x 1 f L c x . A 1 5 ' v ' 1 r 1 . ' ' . o o A A I . I g A Y- '- LOWACADIAN 44 F: 'EA BUY ' TF: WAR BONDS AND ST -XM PS LEWIS COUNTY TRUST CO Iowulle N X LEWIS C OL NIY S I ARC'hS ld STORE BEN FRANKLIN STUBE Sc 10c to S100 SCHOOL SLPPLIES .:. ST-XTIOINERX -XND CXNDX VS CLYDE GR -XHAXI, Prop LOW VILLE, N Y 19 tx , .1f12:. I l gn , fd L A 4 2 Q 1 X: A' A Y 'igf 3 , fx, ,A O v .' f 4 , . . x X v ff y 1 r A f 14 1 Q 7 V T.-I O - O O LOWACADIAN 944 -XTTPND WATERTOWN SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Racogmzed as a leader ln NIODERN BLSINEQQ COI RSES LP IO DATE EQLIPMENI EXPERIEINCED PEAK HER PERSONNEI EIEPICIEIN II PI XC EMHNI SERVICE SILHII fm flu zllusffalnd catalogue ffmzplznzuzhs of KR XI I CIIPIASI4 KONI' XNX I OYXY II I I4 N X '7I I .. . . . . - . . . I - I L nn , v fx I 1 v 1 rf . . I 1 1 f r , w 1 1 1 4 A 4 1 1 1 yr Q, 1 Tr- 1 Ji' A .1 I ,AJ 1 - -zz ' 1 ' I ! I , , w . , . 1 ' 1r1 N 1 ii i i , ' 4 I A 1 AL 4 A AD Y . , v Y . , . ,,I . . LOWACADIAN 1944 H C L MMIIN JEIIPIER WATCHES O DIAMONDS SII VFRW-XRE RODARQ AND PPNQ Phone 107 W Iouulle N Y COUPIIUI NT? Schantz Hardware LOMPI IMENTS VER S SPNIOR CI -XSS success Ill then' can urs 2 -x ' ' ww 4 - n A 4 I n fy Q 4 4 N 4 x I n 1 O14 '1 , L 4 4 4 7 V , L A ,J L 3 l - r 4 , . Q . J - 1 4 I A 4. K . ' 4 1 1x v , x 4l 41 44 . 4 '7 LOWACADIAN 1944 ROY J. WILLIAMS PFISTEB PHII CO RADIOS THOR WASHERS SLRCE MILKERS and MILK FLOWFRS FOR ALL COOLERS OCCASIONS Servxce for Radlo Washers and Electrlcal Apphances Telephone 314 Lowvllle N Y 1110112124 Iowvllle N Y C0 Pl 'emS of Professlonal Pressers and Cleaners ROY WOOI SCHI EAf ER xnws HABERDASHERS and XOLNG max s SLITS Representatn e ot New York Ixfe Insu ance, Lo npany All Styles Tel plol c, H14 NI Iowulle N Y X X I fJ0'1P1 1 6' fs 0' sun H za x IRIILER GNI RICE FLRNITURE LOXXX II LE N 'X Phone 69 Louulle N X 4 r f V J J . . 9 . . ... . J , ' J y J , . . , . . I I ' I 1 w Jr. 4 I ,Y I . I . ,Y 'v 's j - . - . 'V ' ' 4 . ,' .1 1 , , 'CI1'. -. J ,-. . v 7 I r-X I' Ak I 4 , . . 1 11 N 1 Y If ' I ,l v . , all l . ,v v , N, ,V 4 ,-. . - .-. . LOWACADIAN 1944 COlTlpIll'H6fltS f BURKART BROTHERS Dodge and Plymouth Garage Lovvvllle N Y Gompllments of SCHI IEDER COAL GO INC Dealer m amous Readmg Anthraclte Goal and Wood Phone 300 .I Lowulle N Y Go npllments of LEROY VIRKLER U S Tlres and Tubes Phone 418 Lowvllle AI I EN S DRUG STORE DRUGS Slck room Supphes 105 State St LOWVIIIS N LLOYD A LOUGKS SHELL SERVICE STATION Dunlop TIFCS Eude Batterles SHEI L PRODLGTS South State St Losnllle N Y SAI ES F d SERVICE CARS 01' TRACTORS TRUCKS AI so NORTZ 8. VIRKI ER Lowulle N Y POWLER 8 CIREEN INC H ARDVS ARE SPORTING GOODS Lou x llle N Y Co npln 1entS of R .I HFRZIG EI EC' TRIP-XI APPLIANCES Lowuxlle N Y 74 . 0 , T 3 O, Q F . 1 . . , I O O n I7 , . . I . 7 . S. . . ' Y. ,N.Y. ' ' , ' A Farm Machinery . 44 T L . II. 9 Q Q , J 7 , . . 4 ' J , 1 '1 . Y Q . . , , , -I 'i J Z J- A A 4 MJ vY. , . . I' , Q g LOWACADIAN 1944 JxcQuFs HARDWARE Cow xxx Hardware Plumbmg Heatlng Fr1g1da1re Electrlc Apphances Iowulle N Y Sodas and Lzght Lunches GR XIDLATION GIFTS for Boys and Glrls ISHE CORNER PHARMACY Lous F Nlrux Rel able Prescrlptlon Serv ce Phone, 7 .I I owulle N MCCOIINIICR DI 1 RING NIILK COOLERS IINTERNIATIONAL REACH IN and VVALK INI COOLERS SCHAN FZ BRO I HERS C 0 nplxment of I4Rxx1x C DUFLO SHOE STORE Co npllments of P A LEWVIS CLOTHINC SHOES Phone 990 I OXXXIII6 N X R J ROC HE COI' FEE SHOP Phone 233 I osullle N X I4 C, SNYDERS DRLC SIORE RIXAIL S10RE Ioxullle N Y Cmmpl ne ls oi R E B-XIEMPXB 8 CO NC Lowulle N Y 75 v 1 r , ' 7 l . . . . . i l . i , ' , , , f - , ' f' , . Y. I I ' - ii Q I 1 ' s Phone 257 Lowville, N- Y- Phone 336-.I Lowville, N. Y. I I x 1 1 1 y v y r 1 1 O D L Y JA A A I , .- E V v' f J I I. , . . .. . , . . Y 1 . . I I A Af ll II .I , , I . ' ' ., If . 4 I V. 5 Q 'yo I I. , . Q LOWACADIAN 1944 ,,,,,,, e tsof BASTIAN BROS co ROC HESTILR 1 N Y -Class Rmgs Lowulle N Y iAnn0uncements tName Cards .geddeafbne 'x :mn ' BEYER'S BAKERY ' LOWACADIAN 1944 Lflzmt 111 mth 7251811112111 We the Senior Class of 1944 of the town of Lowville 1n the County of Lewis and State of New York being of unsound mind and weak memory do hereby make twith assistancel pub lish and declare tthis IS a prevarication fo we haven t yet had the wits or backbone to declare anythingl this our last Email anh Zlfggtgmmf in manner following that is to say First We dtrect that all our iust debts and funeral expenses be left to our successors the Iunior Class who will attempt to till cur shoes They will find this we are happy to say an exceedlngly d1f'llCL1ll task Second Donald Peebles president and guiding hand of the class leaves his th nking powers for keeping a class humming and pulllng it through tight places to Paul McCue Presi dent of the Iunior Class who has no brain powers whatsoever In fact has he a brain? We take pity on him however Whenever you get in a Jam Paul in any subJect for not having your work done espec1ally in Miss Young s room we leave you his ability to talk extem poraneously on some subiect and decen e the teacher into thinking you know something Do you Reba Pfal-f Vice Prestdent of the Front Door Crashers Chow about it S9I'11OIS9l wlsh to conduct the meet1ng'7 ls Paul always present? Then Bob Foster vice president of the class gives you some advice Says Bob Give Paul some cookies you have made If he isn t sick the next day he has a cast iron const1tut1on Bob also leaves you h1s musical k1ll That should come in handy sometime Lillian Kreuger Secretary leaves to Geraldine Shaffrey Secretary ot the Class of 4 the act of so rnuddling the minutes and records that you ll have to be elected for a second term to straighten them out fight oft the urge to have some fun with the folding green and invest 1t 1n sodas and dates Iohn Miller leaves to lack Ver Schneider h1s way w1th the women teachers But you won t be a hog will you Iackie boy? You ll give the other boys a chance-we hope Iohn Schlieder better known to h1s classmates as Sleepy leaves to B111 Rowell h1s sleepy appearance and athletic prowess Follow in Sleepys footprints Bill and you will have the teachers on your neck and the girls on your lap Iames Harrls and Mary Martzloft the Sweethearts of the class leave to lerry Crouse and lean Carlston the title of the Most Handsome Couple in the School llmmy also leaves you the ab1l1ty to cut up anywhere anytime Felix Pernasilice Boy with the Best Build leaves to Richard Alexander that Mess of Muscles his figure and brilliance in 'iistory C and his athlettc ability With these three assets Aggie you need fear no one will get splendid marks in History C and can be a whole basketball team by yourself Vickie Ostrowski leaves to Sophie Brown her cuteness her pretty dialect her krowl edge of boys and her magnetic personality Armed with these Sophie you will have no trouble in getting boys Barbara Genack Ol Blood An Guts leaves this title and her petite ways to Patricia Germann We re sure Pat will live up to the t1tle anyway Warren Schantz that well dressed mmaculate boy leaves to Phillp Bush his n atness secrecy seriousness and h1s many way of finding happiness in school and in his studies or , I . 4 I ' I I - I ' I I - ' ' ' - ' Q ' I - . I I ' I I ' I I - I I - I I ' I I- Il 1 D n I . . . . C. , , , V Liz Gallup, Fund-Fumblerf' leaves to Doug Farney, Change-Counter, the ability to . . . . , I v Y n Il I In I I I A - ' I I , . 4 Y I ' l 1 I 1 ' A , . . - l ' ' ' Q , . - , c , , ' , I -5 I l I I ' I I . LOWACADIAN 1944 Maxme Fowler the Help1ng Hand leaves to Martha lane Wardell her fr1endl1ness for everyone and her ab1lrty to spread sunshlne wherever she goes Gerald Fogarty Man About Town leaves to Russell Post h1s smooth manners and Charles Boyer techmcfue Can you use them Rus? Barbara Allen the g1rl w1th It leaves to Edward Harls her free easy walk and her co ord1nated perfectly synchromzed movements Lloyd Burns the Jolly boy of the class leaves to B1lly Weller h1s sense of humor and dev1l take the h1ndmost attrtude Donald Calver the Brat leaves to Stanley Ellrs h1s rnterest 1n photography and h1S sk11ng skat1ng dancmg and act1ng ab1l1ty Clara CHere Comes the Navyl Clrfton leaves to lean Woolschleager her rnterest n the Navy Do you th1nk you w1ll go to Sampson too lean? Perry lThere s Another Homer? Farney leaves to Iohn Ross h1s strength t1mmg and battlng eye for knockrng out homers N1les Garnham Ir the Blue Eyed Devll leaves h1s skung skatmg and mterest ln the OppOS1l9 sex to Herbert Star1ng Arthur Martm that Brg Bulk of Boyllood leaves h1s sportmg ab1l1ty and Mary Lou Nortz to Fremont Crandall Eumce COh dear' l havent my Lat1n donell Parker leaves her extraordmary translatmg at srght powers to lean Schantz Eumce MacPherson leaves her shyness hrgh a1ms and w1sdom to one who can use them all Mona Iudson powers of concentrat1on to Landon Lylndecker Rrchard Lee leaves h1s abllrty to grad ate from school at the age of frfteen to Robert Duflo and also h1s cheery drsposltron Martha Bushey leaves her mlschlevous ways and knowledge of chemlstry C73 to lvlurlel Farney Elame Chapln leaves Landon Lyrndecker to any qrrl 1n the Iumor Class who can get hrm Fred COne Man Band? Hany leaves hrs mus1cal talent to Marlon Phelps lean Schantz and any other Iumor member of the band Ted Iaconsk1 the S1lent One leaves hrs skrll at wash1ng w1ndows to Truman Le Clark Karcher leaves h1s nervous h Oh strung rnrnd to V1ctor Szuarto who hasnt any nerves lean Powers leaves her quletness dur ng school and her love for art to Genevreve Porter We th1nk you can use both of these tralts Gen Iarnes Cl Dood ltl Powers the boy w1th the wmnmg sm1le gen1al personahty and d1s located body leaves to lames Clt Shouldn t Have Happened to a Dogl Qumn h1s ab1l1ty to have fun durrng school and get out of trght places The last should be part1cularly useful hmm , Thomas CCould lt Be 'PD Nortz leaves to Robert Galloway h1s wonderful luck 1n keeplng a car r1ght srde up and h1s protectmg Angel Rxchard lYou ll Be the Death of Me Yet? Frederlck leaves to Ted tGosh' Wardell Is Prettyll Sm1th hrs wonderful skatmg ab1l1ty Follow what he leaves you Ted and you w1ll se how many t1mes you h1t the rce 1n th1rty seconds lt s surpr1s1ng 78 I I ' I 1 1 I ' , . I I I II III 1 1 n 1 I I I ' ' A I L I I I I 'I - I Il' I ll I I l .' I I I I Robert fWho Threw That?l Mattis leaves his well-behavedness l?l in study hall and deep I 4.4 - F . I , I . I I I I l - I 1 I 9 LOWACADIAN Dorothy Iones the Sweetheart of Plne Camp leaves to Prrscrlla W1ll1ams her love for the Army Ralph CI m Amazed at the Brarns I Havel Yandeau leaves to Raymond Czerwmskr hrs wrts tor Mathernatlcs Ralph 1S a wlzard ln thrs branch Raymond tGo On Now You O Thrngl Sturtz leaves h1s general w1sdom to Iohn tl Am Moron? Krrschner We recognrze Ray s superror mtellectual capacrtyl Pernal CHavent I Seen You Betore'?1 Snyder leaves her dancrng and actrng abrlry Ioanne Boggs Walter II Have A Weak M1nd I Havel George Hayes Ir leaves h1s sublectrve mrnd to b hypnotrzed and h1s ab1l1tyto hunt Irsh trap swrm and canoe to Kenneth Burtch Tell them about the trme you were hypnot1zed 1nto thrnkmg you were ln a burnrng plane and barled out of bed Walt Marl1ne CWhat Do Boys See ln Me'?l Yessler leaves to Helen CI Lrke Boys? Putz her athletrc ab1l1ty personalrty and capaclty for fun Curtrss Lehman leaves h1s excellent manners and reserved bearrng to Robert Marrrott Gerald Lewls leaves the tun he has at Beltort and Rosre of Croghan to Harold Chase VIVIOD Loson leaves to Mane Schramp her danc1ngt'?l abrlrty Iohn McGrath leaves h1s abrhty to tmd grrls wherever he goes and h1s woltrng powers to Al Zehr Ann Moselle one of the very brlghtes of the S nrors leaves her knowledge to Leon Rohr the boy voted Most Lrkely To Mary Robertson leaves her rnterest rn the A1r Corps to Carolyn Lauber Rlchard tArent I The Shelk Tho'-ll Townsend leaves the 1ncom1ng Freshmen to Robert Lours Shrrley Vrrkler leaves her porse and uncombed harr and use of very httle cosrnetxcs to Helen Klock Marre CDarn Thrs Chemlstry Anywayl Wetmore leaves her confused state of mlnd to Vlr g1n1a Reed Lastly We hereby appornt Gerald the Gruesome as executor ot thrs our Last Wrll and Testament wrth no power and less authorrty to sell and convey lease and muzzle or mort gage real estate twe havent any but we are puttmg 1t ln anywayl hereby revokrng all former wrlls by us made In Wrtness Whereot we have hereunto subscr1bed our name at Lowvrlle Academy Low Vrlle New York at 3 45 p m and 30 seconds the thrrtreth day of February rn the One thousand nrne hundred and forty fourth year SENIOR CLASS OE 1944 Bittneasw GUS THE GREMLIN MISS I DUNSUMTHIN And we do certrty that the toregorng mstrument partly wrrtten and partly leglble was at the date thereof Clfebruary 30 19445 at Lowvllle Academy Lowvrlle Lewrs County New York srgned sealed publrshed and declared by the sard Testator Senror Class of 1944 as ard for rts last wrll and testament rn the presence ot us who at rts request and rn rts presence and rn the presence ot each other have subscr1bed ofur names as wrtnesses thereto GUS THE GREMLIN resrdrng at Darllng Street Love Crty 'VIISS I DUNSUMTHIN resrdrng at Skunk Hollow 1944 79 1 1 1 . . . 1 . . . . . .Q 1 . 1 . 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