Lowell High School - Spindle Yearbook (Lowell, MA)

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oLitncn room Front: Robert Ready, Florence Berard, Phyllis Rowbotham, Suzanne Moynahan. Middle: Mr. Leary, Menil Mavraides, John Reilly, Campbell Gibson, Louis Martino. Rear: Fred Bennett, Brian Reynolds, Phillip Reilly, Raymond Armstrong. Speakers (Jj ureaii | ■ $ ■ • 1st row: John Moskivites, Miriam Kahn, Allegra Genest, Charles Johnston, Rosalyn Kremer, Helen Chadwick. 2nd row: Donna McNeil, Norman Carp, James Loverude, Ronald Scott, Robert Wilcox, Douglas Mercier, Frances Kyriacopoulos. 3rd row: Frank Peters, Anne Murphy, Carol Tewksbury, Martha Downey, Daniel Gillette.

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Science L iiib Possessing an outstanding membership record, the Science Club has enjoyed a most successful year. In order to create a greater interest in scie.ice, the program consisted of numerous lectures, demonstrations and field trips per- taining to astronomy, physics, biology and chemistry. The lectures and demonstrations were given by members of the faculty and members of the club. Trips were made to such places as the Lowell Sun, the Lowell Gas Company and Lowell Textile Institute. In order to keep the members in contact with the latest scientific development and research, the club sub- scribed to Science News Letter, a publication sponsored by the Science Clubs of America. Apart from the intellectual side, the club enjoys man) social activities. Most popular of social events were the Christmas party and the part) held at the closing of the year. Faculty Advisor: Mr. James F. Conway. Otficers: President. Arthur Cryan; 1st Vice-President, Robert Hall; 2nd Vice-President, John Brennan III; Secretary, Charles P. Riley, Jr.; Program Chairman, Raymond Liston; Treas- urer, Annemarie Hurley. 123

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Ljrccnlialtie oDebutina J ociclu Front row: Barbara Cantor, Sergeant-at-Arms, John Tamanakis; Vice President, Allegra Gen- est; President, Doris Fine; Secretary, Robert Hall; Instructor, Mr. Francis Reardon; Second Vice President, Gerald Priori. Second row: L ydia Loftus, Betty Baxter, Helen Sateropoulos, Glennis Corr, Sandra Silk, Edward Thomas. Third row: Irene Witkos, Richard Woodfall, Raymond Liston, James Loverude, William Mullaney. This year the Greenhalge Debating Society- was founded in honor of the late Frederick T. students in the art of presenting a convincing Under the able guidance of Francis D. Re bating team has won the majority of its contests, well as formal debating made this year ' s mem At the beginning of the year, the members current year, Resolved: That the President of In many home contests, as well as some out-of- pable talent which the club possessed. Through the geneiosity of the late Judge ed to the outstanding debaters of the year. will mark its ninety-fourth annnivcrsary. It Greenhalge to foster the ambition of high school and forceful argument on any subject. ardon, the faculty advisor, our High School de- Extcmporaneous speaking and a mock trial as bership an unusually memorable one. began discussing the topic of debate for the the U. S. be elected by direct vote of the people, town discussions, the debaters displayed the ca- Frederic B. Greenhalge, gold pins were present- US