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

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Bill Grunert, Editor, discussing some snapshots with the assistant editor, Carol Chartrand, and the business manager, Clark Chase. Lowacadmn Features MW Ideas The average schoolday begins at 9:00 and ends at 3:30 for some students but not for those connected with the publishing of the school yearbook. At the sound of the last bell, the day is just beginning in connection with the Lowacadian. Many afternoons the art committee was seen designing ads in the art room. Down the hall, the editor and his assistants were quite often busy with the layouts, the pasting of pictures, and general checking. This undoubtedly meant a great sacrifice of time on the part of the staff members, but it brought a sense of accomplishment to those who had a part in recording, for themselves and others, this record of the happy and interesting events of their school days. First Row: Joyce Russell, Joan Peebles, Leon Reape, Delilah Mahoney. Second Row: John Lormore, Winifred Virkler, Beverly Rogers, William Cassie, Sharon Mumford, Theodora Rebb, Mary Alice Cannan, Marie Krenceski, Ronald Campany, Norma Ager. Third Row: Josephine Bailey, Carol Hellinger, Patricia Western, Mary Monroe, Sally O'Leary, Nancy Kelly, Jane Zehr, Carolyn Lehman, Carolyn Erb, George Kilpatrick. Fourth Row: Noel Day, Richard Prashaw, Peter Biche, Kathleen Duflo, Richard Greene, Merlin Waldron, Gary Jadwin, Virgil Taylor, Peter McPhilmy, Joanne Remington, John Kotary.

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George Kilpatrick, art editor, puzzling over some, snapshots. Joyce Russell, chairman of the advertising section, keeps working while her co-workers, Beverly, Delilah and Marie take time off to say, Hi. . . . Cthat's the editor in the background.J at 32 ! We have tried throughout this 1956 Lowacadian to present to you a memorable record of the events of our senior year. Approaching the final page, we find that we are also nearing the completion of our high school days. If our book has proved interesting, we will feel that our goal has been attained. In closing we extend our thanks to those who have made this year book possible. First to Miss Hickman, f'Sff2-'ings s y-MW A our advisor, who, despite her full teaching schedule, devoted her every spare moment to this project . . . to Miss Walter, who had the trying job of supervising the monetary aspect of the Lowacadian . . . to the members of the staff who unselfishly gave a great portion of their time to the Lowacadian . . . to the advertisers and patrons who aided us financially . . . to everyone else who, in any way, made the way easier for us in the publication of the 1956 Lowacadian. Bill Grunert Editor-in-Chief Miss Nina Lee Hickman 10 Miss M. Dorothy Walter Advisor Financial Advisor