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

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CLASS OFFICERS Stephen Meda Presidenf Michael Howley Vine-President Johanna Delles Secretary Herbert Call Treasurer Tim lv Our fiory Remember how excited and scared we were the first day we entered high school? However, bravely and boldly, we faced the storm and got down to work. Our first big task was choosing our ofiicers. David Repak was elected to head the class and VVilliam VVard, Johanna Delles, and Herbert Call were chosen as his assistants. With all our homework we were kept busy but a few of our members took time out to enter into various fields of athletics. In the spring we sponsored a dance in favor of the juniors, and to climax the year we went on a picnic to Cedar Point. During our second year in high school our class started getting into things. With Bill Ward presiding at the meetings, Skip'l Lynch assisting him, Jo Delles keep- ing minutes and Hub Call as treasurer. We had a suc- cessful year sponsoring bake sales and other money raising ventures. The biggest event of the year was the Sophomore Sweetheart Ball, in which we chose a senior king and queen and members of our class as attendants. VVith two years of experience behind us we started our junior year. To lead us in our work we chose the same ofiicers as the preceding year, Bill Ward, Skip Lynch, Jo Delles and Herb Call. It was now our turn to welcome the freshmen into high school, which We did with the Frosh- junior Dance. VVe soon realized how talented our class was when we received so many raves for Meet Me.In St. Louis. At Easter time we were kept busy planning and decorating for our first formal, the Junior Prom. Seniors at last! Of course, this turned out to be our busiest and happiest year. Elected to see us through the Hnal year were Steve Meda, presidentg Michael Howley, vice-president, Johanna Delles, secretary and Herbert Call, treasurer. Our senior play Papa Was A Preacheru proved to be a great success. The year's activities were centered mainly on fund raising for a senior trip in April. VVe sold candy and soft drinks at games, held a series of square dances and conducted several paper drives. We changed the gymnasium into a winter wonderland when we presented our Christmas Formal, the Monday after Christmas. Then came the highlight of the year which we had been working for since we entered high school-our trip to New York City. Breaking the usual tradition, we went during Easter vacation and spent four glorious days in the largest city in the world. WVhen we returned home, we began to make plans for graduation and the Senior Ball. Thus, our four memorable years in high school came to an end. ADVISORS Miss Olive Kilpatrick Miss Elizabeth M. Sacco Mr. Francis Campbell Mr. Everett jones