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

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,O VV A e A IDI A N 1946 UNIOR PLAY The junior Class cleciclecl to give a mystery comedy entitlerl Yon'll Die l,anghing fox their presentation this year. The 3-act thriller was presented in May. The action of the pla5 took place in Creepy Castle, an old run-clown farm house near the village of Rivertown Missouri. XVe, the juniors, wish to thank our advisors, Miss Mercier, Mrs. Allison and Mr. Clark, for making our play a success. VVe also wish to thank Miss Zehr for assisting with the rli- reetion. CAST liriclget Mnlqnoon .... Maryann lillClilIIQllIllll Kim VValler ........l. .....,.......... .I ohn linrke Tonnny Upton ..,.. ..... I Qieharcl Allen Levi llaekett .......,,.............. ,....,.... C Drrin Ross Augustus Caesar jones ....,........... ........ b lack O'C'onnell Peaehie Chrysanthelnuni jones ..... ..... J osephine l'elton Otto Swartz .....................,......... llerhert liranier Diana Dalhart ...,,....,... ,,,,, lt largaret NVQ-ller Miss Marilla Dalhart .... ..... l 'atrieia Dunaway MTS. Kitty Pike ........ .... l fleanor lierranee lona Pike ............. ....,... l ietty liolivar The Ghost Girl .... ..... The Ghost Man ..... .... l larolcl Graham liernecla llirsehy

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L 0 w A C A n 1 A N 1.946 2 Q JU IOR HI TORY XVe. the .lll1li0fS, fwl that with the help of our class officers and advisors, we have climb- ed an important rung' of our academic and social ladder. To organize our class affairs we elected Orrin Ross as presidentg Harold Graham, vice- presidentg Charlotte Allen, secretary, Fred Schloop, treasurer. Our class advisors, Mrs. Alli- son, Miss Mercier and Mr. Clark, have ahly assisted us in all our projects. Our dance for the Freshmen in the fall proved to be a tremendous success hoth socially and financially. Both the Junior Prom and the junior Play, a mystery-comedy, our major class activities, were proclaimed successes also. The class contributed to the Red Cross and the lnfantile Paralysis Drives and participated in junior Red Cross activities. In music, athletics and scholarship, members of our class played important parts. VVe are all looking' forward to next year when we will reach the top of the ladder.

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LOWACADIAN 1946 UNIOR ' liirst Row Ql.eft to Rightj Mr. Clark, llcuzialrl Leliman, james Peebles, Josephine l'el- trzn, Roy SIllllCl',-IZll1Cl SCl1ZllllZ,,lZ1lllCC Schmitz, Lillian Rosiezczwski, .Mina Rosiezowski, Don- alcl Zeller, Sally XVicks, Ralph Yirkler, Mary Lou Reed, Miss Mercier. Seecmcl Row: ll,eft to Rightj Ruth Schiieicler, liathryil Strmlfle, liette A. Smith, james Xlfarcl, Macleline Repak, George Reape, l.ela Zeeher, Dcmalcl Yirkler, Margaret Ami Szoke, Rachel YauNest, Yerrmiea Osborne. 'llhircl Row: Ql,eft to Rightl liarletoilVVet111ore, Orrin Ross, .lack 0'Co11uell, 'llom Rohertscm, james llllillllll, Dwight Porter.