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

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Co-Captain Q T cz L. T' .. Row One: jack Brennen, Coach, Bill Grunert, Ronald Campany, Harvey Ingersoll, Tony Matuszczak, john Lormore, Louis Bush, Robert Dekin, john Bolliver, Michael Call, George Kilpatrick. Row Two: Leon Reape, John Roy, Fred Bush, Raymond Sweredoski, Ray Rhubart, Dave Boshart, Dick Sweredoski, Dick Greene, Peter Biche. Row Three: Mark Gazin, Donald Anderson, john Duffy, David Corbine, Gilbert Stoflle, Claude Williams, Richard Bush, Manager. Row Four: Edward Watkins, Assistant Conch, Vincent Nells, Gene Klosner, Richard Arthur, Tim Thisse, Harry Repak, Bernard Waligory. X X Co-Captain - John Lormore

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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

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Om' Pigflem Iikroef I g 5 fttr losing many players duq torgraduation, Coaches jack Brennen, Everett jones, aniibheqcorger fl'Q1eft9lf, Ed Wafltins, built a new squad for the colorful 1955 grid- iron season, fivgwin, two loss and one tie record. Through learning the new plays and extensively practicing their blocks and tackles, this fine team showed the spirit of aggressiveness that made them an outstand- ing team. The many newcomers' to the team showed fine football skill and will make excellent material for future seasons. Their keen sense of competition and faithfulness, N!! Three reasons why we won 5 out of 8 games . . . Coaches Brennen, Watkins and jones. I proved to be quite an asset to the red and white spirit. The team this year was built around an almost unexcelled defense which held the opponents from scoring points. Sportsmanship, showed in LACS encounters, proved that the finer points of the game were driven into the team by our competent staff of coaches. Support from the Pep Club and Cheerleaders was unusually great, and grew to be a primary factor in the team's victorious spirit. The spectator busses at away games overHowed with the unbeatable spirit of Lowville Academy and Central School. HW Suv P 9 ill' ' M fb rj. X . wi JV Q, iq