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

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A-J Row 1 Bonnie Kohler Sandy Allen Sandra Roth Regina Cyore, Michael Bush, Raphael VValsh, John Steinbrenner, Krenceskn Ann Lormore David McCloskey Sally Benware Ronald Richards, Sam Farney, Glenn Swartzentruber, Carolyn Marge Pedersen Cindy Thisse LIZ Mattls Robert Stevens Swerecloski, Agnes Benware. Ron' I: Thomas Reape, Denny Smith, Thomas Smithling, Paul Gyore. Row 2: Joyce Kampney, Bette Barnes, Laurel Schoff. Linda Volovic, Alice Zecher, Sally Hitchcock. Maureen Cannan, Sharon Stevens. Row 3: Margaret Cassie, Fred Wilcox, Tom O'Hare, Michael johndrow, Herbert Rowsam, Katherine Aval- lone, Mr. Cecil Bishop, advisor.

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Rout I: David Boutwell, president, Claude Williams, Howard Evelyn Smithling, Carol Stevens, Kathleen 0'Connor, Mr. Ro- Higby, john Duffy, vice-president, Carolyn YVilcox, secretary- bert Mays, advisor. treasurer, Ruthie Manzer. Rau' 2: David Corhine, Kay Lortie, Student ouncilr He? This organization, in charge of improving law and order at L.A.CnS., works for the best interests of the students. This year it was presided over by David Boutwell. john Duffy was vice-president and Jeanne Wilcox secretary-treasurer. Mr. Robert B. Mays is their advisor. Always increasing their many and varied activities, they have assumed the task of providing recorded music in the gymnasium for the noon-hour program. l Moreover, they have initiated a new assembly pro- gram, under which all assemblies are given by one of the many classes or activity groups in L.A.C.S. At the beginning of the second semester, they inaug- urated a plan for improving student conduct, both while school is in session and at school-sponsored activities. This group is the practical application of democracy in our school. Record playing in the gym under the supervision of student council.

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Pu Ivhlfbef Three Torcloer Mr. Russell Zeller, advisor, Kathleen O'Connor, Bill Bohall, Howard Higby, Peggy Smith, Kathleen johnson, Mrs. Genevieve Lawrence, advisor. 22 Membership in the National Honor Society is the height of scholastic achievement and recognition of school service at L.A.C.S. Members are cho- sen on the basis of character, scholar- ship, leadership and service. Fifteen per cent of a graduating class are chosen. Five per cent are selected in the junior year and the results are announced at Commencement. The remaining ten per cent are selected in the senior year. Last june, Reg Smith, Kathleen john- son, Kathleen O'Connor, Bill Bohall and Howard Higby were chosen. In the snaps above are members selling The Torch , their literary magazine, .which is published three times during the school year. The advisors are Mrs. Genevieve Law- rence and Mr. Russell Zeller.