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

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FOREWORD BECAUSE we are the twenty-fifth staff of the Low- acadian, we have tried to make an extraordinary book. We have instituted new ideas, carried on old customs and worked hard and long to make this book worthy of the Lowacadian’s traditions. We hope that this Lowacadian will bring you many hours of happy reminiscences.

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nn Delight Bush Editor-in-Chiet rederick B. Parker Business Manager 1 ce iss Nina Lee Hickman | 2 oe i ae Adviser

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Mr. Askin, better known as the “John Philip Sousa of the North” has been with us for 27 years. During this time he has given us one of our cherished traditions, our school band. Under Mr. Askin our band has flourished, gaining for itself and Mr. Askin a reputation unequaled by any other high school band. Thank you for your unselfish efforts, Mr. Askin. DEDICATION WE wiIsH to dedicate this Lowacadian to two of the most respected and beloved men of Lowville Academy, Mr. Luther B. Askin and Mr. Walter O’Connell. Mr. O’Connell, whom we call “‘Connie,”’ has a record of 33 years service in Low- ville Academy. He has set for hundreds of boys and girls, by his own life, an example of clean, American living. He has by his constant leadership, instilled in all who have known him, respect for the phrases “‘good sportsmanship,” and “do your best.”? Without you, Connie, sports at LACS would lose much of their zest and spirit. We thank you for your capable guidance.