The Bridge Newsletter, Vol 16 Issue 1 July 2013, Lowell School newsletter, City of Lowell, City Beat Administrator, Fire District announcements and other upcoming events and meetings in the community.
The Stentor Newsletter, Vol 7 Issue 7 Feb 2005, Lowell School newsletter, City of Lowell, City Beat Administrator, Fire District announcements and other upcoming events and meetings in the community.
The Stentor Newsletter, Vol 7 Issue 2 Aug 2004, Lowell School newsletter, City of Lowell, City Beat Administrator, Fire District announcements and other upcoming events and meetings in the community.
The Stentor Newsletter, Vol 6 Issue 1 Nov 2003, Lowell School newsletter, City of Lowell, City Beat Administrator, Fire District announcements and other upcoming events and meetings in the community.
The Stentor Newsletter, Vol 6 Issue 2 Jan 2004, Lowell School newsletter, City of Lowell, City Beat Administrator, Fire District announcements and other upcoming events and meetings in the community.
The county is going to dispose of 20 two-bedroom houses, 2 apartment buildings and 45 acres of land in Lowell. This could mean more affordable housing, community, and economic development. There are some unhappy residents that do not like that the government is selling the homes as a package deal, rather than selling them to individuals. Nevertheless, the construction of the Dexter Dam and Lookout Point deflated when the projects were completed and they want the economy back. This article is influencing the public to join in on urging the sales of houses one by one.
UP 'N ATOM science assembly scheduled for 4/26. New mimieograph machine installed. Easter fashions discussed The Broadcaster was published twice a month during the school year. It was created by the School Journalism Class.
Mim Moore held a post-prom breakfast at 4am, then serenaded neighbors. Pat Young selected as Valedictorian. Two Boy Scouts lost during camping trip found the next day. The Broadcaster was published twice a month during the school year. It was created by the School Journalism Class.
Joseph Ellis will give a presentation about Java in the next Assembly. The "Uncalled Four" quartet will sing at the Christmas concert, and the cheerleaders have debuted some new yells. The Broadcaster was published twice a month during the school year. It was created by the School Journalism Class.
New clock installed in the gym, students will go carolling on the 23rd, and students detail their vacation plans. The Broadcaster was published twice a month during the school year. It was created by the School Journalism Class.
Car wash for polio raises $36.74, Honors Society holds "Smarty Party" with games. The Broadcaster was published twice a month during the school year. It was created by the School Journalism Class.
Movies shown at noon, Biology class to dissect star fish and grasshoppers, Pep Fest held 2/17 The Broadcaster was published twice a month during the school year. It was created by the School Journalism Class.
The Harmonaires sang for the Assembly on the 9th. A Fact Sheet about teenagers and education. The Honor Society held a "Smarty Party" The Broadcaster was published twice a month during the school year. It was created by the School Journalism Class.
Band & Chorus will attend State Contest on 3/3 in Salem. The Oregon Temperance League sponsored a talk for Jrs and Snrs on alcohol. The Broadcaster was published twice a month during the school year. It was created by the School Journalism Class.
"Papa's Party" on 3/22 featured Chili and skits. Dave Brubeck and others will play the EMU on 4/10. An "April Fools" page features joke headlines. The Broadcaster was published twice a month during the school year. It was created by the School Journalism Class.
High School broken into on 3/5. Honors Society presented skits on 3/9, Chorus got a "2" in State Music Contest. The Broadcaster was published twice a month during the school year. It was created by the School Journalism Class.
Mother's Tea given on 4/26 featuring songs and skits. Scholarships announced, Summer plans revealed. The Broadcaster was published twice a month during the school year. It was created by the School Journalism Class.
The final issue of the 1955-56 school year. Lists awards given to seniors. The Broadcaster was published twice a month during the school year. It was created by the School Journalism Class.
Bad Weather postpones play, closes roads. P Hill and Lowell bands give combined performance in honor of Armistice Day. The Broadcaster was published twice a month during the school year. It was created by the School Journalism Class.
Carnival is this weekend! Write-up on the UN Assembly last week, Coach Butler comments on the football season, and students list their favorite movies. The Broadcaster was published twice a month during the school year. It was created by the School Journalism Class.
The first Assembly of the year will feature The Galati's folk dancing. The junior class play "Aunt Min Drops In" will premiere on 11/18, and an inspirational poem about Christopher Colombus is included. The Broadcaster was published twice a month during the school year. It was created by the School Journalism Class.
Cheerleader Camp in Canby announced, Sportsmanship Guidelines as well as sports scores from both boys and girls highschool sports. A short biography of Eisenhower is also included. The Broadcaster was published twice a month during the school year. It was created by the School Journalism Class.
First issue of the 1955-56 school year. discusses decling enrollment, school and community news. The Broadcaster was published twice a month during the school year. It was created by the School Journalism Class.
A group of people are working at setting up where the cement will be poured and made into a side walk. Caption: “Kayleen stops by to see if any one is hungry yet.”
