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LOVVACADIAN 1 1 1 1946 SE IOR ANNA AI,IiEIi1'SON A woman's hair is her crowning glory. Clccll, ALLEN tAQl1iCfI1CSS is best. JAMES .ANDRE Utopia, a place where there are men and more men. DON.AXLD ARCHER Let every man mind his own businessf' ERN12sT BALLASY, JR. To be strong is to be happy CHARLES RICK FORD Patient men win the day. BOLIVAR here's a busy young woman. MARGARET Now AI,I,zXNA BROVVN A stout heart breaks bad luckf, BRICE BUISLL Everyone has a task to perform. THERESA BUSH I have a heart with room for every joy.
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LowAeAn1AN1946 E 1012 CLASS HI TORY 'llhe Class of '46 is approaching the end of its run at Lowville Academy. VVe're go- ing to miss the routine and fun that high school offered us. Often we'll think back on our four fruitful years. ln '43 we entered high school as Freshmen. Trying to act accustomed to the activities going on around us, we started out by participating in sports and, being a musical class, we made our name in the musical field. Our Sophomore year found us working even harder for scholarships and in extra-cur- ricular activities. A novelty dance, which made us famous, was a courtesy dance for the jun- iors. As juniors we brought more success with our presentation of The Vampire Bat , the junior Prom and another novelty dance. Many of our classmates made the National Honor Society this year, too. Our fourth andftinal year has been our greatest. Pride and Prejudice as a credit to the class and the school history. The Senior Ball at Christmas brought us even more fame. .Xctive in sports, glee club, chorus and National Honor Society we consider this year our best year, Our Senior Picnic, Class Night, Graduation and Senior Ball will leave us with the most pleasant memories of our high school life.
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SHIRLEY BUTLER The innocent are gayf' NIARJORIE BUXTON Wl1ile we live let us live. JAMES CAMPANY Genius must be born. HEL!-:N CLEMONS Her smile's her greatest charm. MARTHA COOKE One who has more wit LOWACADIAR 1946 AUDREY COON She smiled and the world departed. VIVIAN DANISHEVSKI Stout Of heart and Strong of mind. JANE DAVENPORT HA lively soul was she. BARBARA DECKER It is better to be brief than tediousf' than tw O. LEONARD DRELICK Once a gentleman, always a gentleman.
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