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

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'XXFSCYN A F OREWORD Between the covers of this, the twenty-sixth volume of the Lowacadian, we have en- deavored to record the happiest days of our years in high school, in hopes that this book will provide many hours of pleasant reminis- cing in the future. With a thought for the past and a dream for the future, the class of 1955 proudly pre- sents the Lowacadian. fffKfffff7Yff7fff 1 'ms I '.x'-'-5. N sal! I? x l l All T , ll fl I fy ' 4 AOW 1 X Exit Y 0 . f Z' 1 f sbw xf 47-E6 TABLE OF CONTENTS e.l 7 l Title Page 2 i Foreword 4 i H ly Dedication 5 a ' ily CQ! Administration 7 Q N X A' Graduates I5 J fit' fp X Underclassmen 35 , l ffg3'K 1ai 4 f ' ' Activities 45 xx P46 Athletics 63 7 N X . 1 psf i U9 CUVYUES Advertisements 73 v K . X-is A 7 , fx 5 P 11.0 476, sig 457-I -, 4

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Dedzmizbn Mr. Russell R. Zeller, known by our students as a friend and interested advisor, has shown to us a new understanding not only of science but of life itself. VVith his easy wit and searching philos- ophy, Mr. Zeller has enriched countless classes of fascinated followers during his years of service at Lowville Academy. To you, Mr. Zeller, we extend this lasting tribute with our deepest respect and thanks. Miss Myrtle Young, by her unselfish devotion to her profession, through a model of efficient and high standard of instruction, has successfully trans- ferred to her classes the intricate principles of man and his history. She has guided the application of these vital principles in a progressive student council program. For your faithful interest in behalf of your students, Miss Young, we wish to extend this special recognition of your service. LACK