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

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Hem ag 1947 First row Barbara Holland, Ruth Dening, Beverly Carlston, Angeline Knechtel, Audrey Hamblin, Leigh Foote, Shirley Allen, june Farney, Lenora Havas. Second row Joan Haley, Beverly Doud, Esther Brown, Geraldine Clemons, Rosemary Grunert, Miss Eloise Shaul, Mr. Francis Campbell, Miss Margaret Alvis, CAdvisersJ, Ellen Gowing, Jacqueline Henry, Anna Krenceski, Arletha Archer, Joyce Andre. Third row' 'Robert Kinny, Richard Bellinger, Wilbur Farney, Thomas Campbell, Donald Evans, Richard Farney, George Fowler, Robert Herzig, Kenneth Everard, William Griswald, Simon Gingerich. Fourth row 'Frederick Kieb, Albert Henry, Eugene Duflo, Lowell Hoffman, Fred DeLaFleur, Frank Easton, James Gingerich, Andrew Birchenough, Robert Buell. 1 Smithling, Treasurer, Farney, Presi- dent, Henry, Secretary, Campbell, Vice'President. 26

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dam abd 774? First row Patricia Morse, Barbara Terrillion, Barbara Mahar, Phyllis Widrick, Veronica Veitch, Iosephine Szoke, Marie Muncy, Lila Ward, Carolyn Virkler. Second row Do1ores Lehman, Rosemary Townsend, Belva Moshier, Eileen Zehr, Beverly Potter, Arvilla Litwiller, Dolores Percoski, Elizabeth McMillan, Beatrice Rogers, Mary McGrath, Helen Rasmussen, Lorraine Zecher, Loyola Petrie. Third row Niles Schulz, Lawrence Cannan, Richard Schoff, james Ronk, Richard Raymond, P Frank Burke, Alton Lyndaker, William Veitch, Vernon Nafziger, David Stewart, Maurice Murphy. Fourth row Iames Highers, Gordon Schantz, Lowell Virkler, William Whalen, Neil VerSchneider, Reginald Hoch, Cyril Thisse, Gilbert Virkler, John Boyd, Philip Smithling. E juniors began their third year in high school full of enthusiasm. They joined clubs, organizations, and athletic teams. In the fall, they sponsored a dance for their sister class, the Freshmen, to welcome them into high school. In the spring, the juniors presented their comedy production, Going Places. With an able cast and with the assistance of the entire class, the play was a tremen- dous hit.. The annual Junior Prom was held at Easter. Decorations for this event were attractive and appropriate. ' Not to be surpassed by the underclassmen, the Iunior class played important roles in music, athletics, journalism and scholarship. 27