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

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4 H6 DAVIS BON AZ Mil-it Principal DZS . hgBx lx Clcluax 5: xr hmm a 'E' s mgihz 365 shaun, Ei' -or Chaniir 119 rp' 8 three iilagxace the 08 to lgkiave takegdemy L0 the om 18- ati0n old Ad than St 150 Fr organlz m the 01 an a in x,ffO Scho , schoo . the P give . I1 Free 'lung O D C thfough Um Schoox. - S. sion on ICS - - haS g e de? he ln X ol ver Centra Y sch-0 db QU ears t H ' Us and a . S v war LOW' 10 . Xllm' ' h ti u . d n 1 se e C ne 0 grea ,te the of th amral 1 e rn DCS? d SCOP C px educa has ndary Ci: Acadengeld Oiseco V1 . ver be C '5 uSt ' h 1 n the tate' we Whlc of Xace 1 Yofk S age' dxtlon hon P New mic Q fra the ngral in , ago great Pho gen in nhlsx of the ue t0 u and . dill 011011 mln d C demy Ma ourS,So1wVme of Schoox' L 7 Admlm Ziuataftlf Kama emg anh Qlenh-al ,idpnnl Gmc: Uf ,Billrizt Hffngfpgl Infubille, AL ig, This year as seniors you are looking forward to the completion of your sec- ondary school career. It is fitting that you pause to consider the privileges that have been yours in attending a school so richly endowed with a glorious past. For one hundred and fift ville Academ h y years Low- y as played the life of t a vital rol his comm le hav e in unity. M e assisted ' ' dem any peo- in buildin y from its g this Aca- beginnin ' status as a g to its Central S ver f present chool. We should orget the contributions of time, effort and money that these friend made. It is up to grad ' s have you and uating cl all future asses to perpetuate these traditions so that Lowville Academy and Central School will conti the test of t' ations. nue to stand ime for many mor e gener- CZ. fffee E. FORD DR' lllfilnlcipal jr.-SV 8

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dministration 1808 1958 Rev. Isaac Clinton ol' Southwick, Massachusetts was principal and Robert McDowell, a surveyor in this vicinity and a resident of St. Lawrence County, was assistant teacher. The trustees ruled that two of their number should in rotation visit the academy once each week under a penalty ol one dollar lor each neglect. Wle have a district principal, a high school principal, an elementary principal, an administrative assistant, a guidance director, two librarians, two nurses, a dental hygienist in addition to forty-seven elementary teachers and forty high school teachers. Our board of education has nine members who hold regular meetings the second Monday evening of each month.

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Vg' f ,M Ma gf W, N6 Q ,I H if - W ,... 1. Q A 1 Howard G. Sactkctt G. Kenneth Kilpatrick NVz1ltcr S. Keen D1's1fr1'c't Szzpfrrfrztczzflclzt of Admizzistrative Assistant Guidance Director Schools Board of Education Raymond Clbflgigllll, Donald If. Sauter. liclgan' S. K. Mcwcll II. Byfibll Allen. KUIII Deming fprcsidcntj, Ioscph Ylllgillll, Mrs. I'ZZll'l Harm-S. Ir.. ,-Xuron Xyi1Il'iL'k, Dr. Rolmcrl li. I.Ol'lIl 9 UYC.