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

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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

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U51 Fl il Rl' i 'E Standing: jane Zehr, Richard Prashaw, Nancy Kelly, Bill Cassie, Beverly Rogers. Lying: Noel Day, Gary Joyce Russell, joan Schantz. Seated: Mary Alice Cannan, Jadwin. Clam of 56 Prefenlf 'Pbmfzlam of flee Hgh fcboaln The Senior class presented Phantom of the High School on November 18, their second attempt at drama. The play proved to be a success under the direction of Miss Genevieve Smithling. The play took place at Benson City during its centennial celebration. It dealt with the appearance of a legendary black phantom and a mysterious theft at the High School, during rehearsal for a pageant. Suspense, finely woven with the amusing antics of the principal's son, kept the plot moving at a fast pace, and held the interest of the audience to the end. A romantic interest was also provided by the rivalry between Rick and Alan over the affections of julie. Pat Western, Prompter, Nancy Kelly, Richard Prashaw, Merlin Waldron, jane Zehr, Ronald Campany, Carol Norma Ager, Gary jadwin, joan Schantz, Clark Chase, Chartrand, Bill Cassie, Edgar Fitzgerald, Gary Mclntyre, joan Peebles, Richard Hulbert, Joyce Russell, Noel Day, Sharon Mumford, Prompter. Kathleen Duflo, Mary Alice Cannan, Beverly Rogers,