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

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MARY Lou NoRTz A w1tty woman IS a treasureg a witty beauty is a power. SALLY NoRTz She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk withg and pleasant, too, to think on. SAM PELTON Anything can happen. EUNICE PETERS She knows what she wants. ROBERP PETERSON He has the luck of a Swede. LOWACADIAN 1946 RITA POTTER Let every girl attend to her spinning. VESTA POWERS Fair and softly goes far. ROBERT RAYMOND There's nothing be- comes a man as modest stillness and humility. LYLE RENODIN Oh, I'm a busy little bee. JERRY RICHARDS Music is the thing of the world that I love most.

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1 LOWACADIAN 1946 WILLIAM LOUIS of its greatest men. EDWARD LYNDACKER Every man will be his friend. , ARTHUR NICCORMICK Time hath a taming hand. I 5 SHELDON MAIN He's a sure card. FRANCIS MAKING This man,s a man. The world knows nothing CATHERINE IWATTIS Consistency, thou are a jewel. VIRGINIA MORRISON The heaI't's mirth doth make the face fair. DAVID MOSELLE There's nothing worse iII the world than a woman. ELLEN NORTZ Mischief dances in her eyes. EUGENE NORTZ Success to the strongest.

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LOWACADIAN 1946 Ov 7 , ROSEALMA Rrrz Today is always differ- ent from yesterday. Colm Ro1s1NsoN A true friend is forever Z1 friend. I AUL Roman: Pew are his words hut wonderfully clear. 7 jon N Ro'1'1e1 ,J iw, ', We praise those who love their fellow men. lllYR'l'LIC S.xL:Nm-:Rs A merry li fe. AN1'r,x Sixwln l will talk of things heavenly. HIQLIQN SCHANTZ There is nothing in the world hut what you can turn youl hand to. IH Row six M Like the best women, the least talked about. Rim SLHIELD Life is delightg away dull care. FLORENCE SCIIULZ It IS a friendly heart that has plenty of friends.