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auA n s ; Jlie Spindle LOWELL HIGH SCHOOL LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS 1950 Class OJc 1950 By Shirley Tessier We stand at life ' s doorway While waiting our chance; Now we step out bravely With no backward glance. With faith in the Lord We know we ' ll succeed, And with His divine help, We have all we need. We classmates of fifty Have great tasks to come. To prove ourselves worthy, As others have done. We must reach that high goal And strive for the sky; We must End the haven Where honor will lie. (Tune: Flow Gently Sweet Afton) J. E. Spilman eft: m m : ; •« 5  j i hyui Jhe Spindle S tcitf I 9 J Maurine McSorley Ann Marie Kelley Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor BUSINESS BOARD Raymond Armstrong Frederick Bennett Ann Marie Hurley Raymond Liston Georgia Petrakos Charles Riley, Jr. Doris Donovan Gloria Grantz Demetra Malliaros ART BOARD Natalie Rodgfr Ann Spead Charles Wahlgren Gail O ' Dea EDITORIAL BOARD George Balatsas Michael Conrad Constance Coughlin Margaret Furey Henry Mann Edward Sinnett LITERARY BOARD Charles Johnston Christos Koumantzelis Patricia Leclair Constance Peterson Dorothea Silva Mary E. Smith C cliti orj Maurine McSori i Editor-in-Chief Ann Marie Kelley Associate Editor BUSINESS BOARD Ann Marie Hurley Fred Bennetc Charles Raymond Riley, Jr. ART BOARD Raymond Liston Georgia Petrakos Gail O ' Dea ■to m h um ■a i I ' LfW zZ if . — r T ;«m ffJ7 JT r: Jp« ' % f-«jr I IT If 1 ' W - ■■ V EDITORIAL BOARD t argaret Henry 1 Jwaul Michael George Constance 1 u rev M.inn Sinneti Conrad Balatsas Coughiin to the The finished written product of the Class of 195 0, this latest edition of The Spindle , contains, the best of our ability, the individual and collective memoirs of the Senior students who have in- scribed indelibly in this book the final chapters of their school careers. The preparation of this year-book was no overnight assignment. The staff and its advisor spent many anxious hours in compiling, editing and arranging the multitudinous material produced between these colorful covers. It was in many respects, however, a labor of love, inasmuch as the facts and fan- cies recorded here represent the last connecting link between our scholastic deeds of today and our de- lirious dreams of tomorrow. This, then, is more than a souvenir. It is, rather, a treasure-chest of memories and associations. You are a valuable part of it. The Staff itself was merely the instrument of bringing your high school career and your achievements to the point of printed prominence. To Miss Ryan of the faculty, for her helpful hints and serious supervision of this editorial effort, as well as to all others who contributed in any way to the success of this venture, the Staff is genuinely grateful and appreciative. Here ' s paging the Class of ' U) LITERARY BOARD Christos Dorothea Charles 1 a r v E. Constance Patricia toumantzclis Sil va Johnston Smith Peterson 1 eclair .a. , MV ADMINISTRATION Raymond A. Sullivan — Headmaster Here in Lowell High School we have enjoyed the members of this mid-century class, the ninety-first to be graduated. The year 19 50 seems a definite milestone between the old and the new. Yet, while newness is always facing graduates, they must recognize that certain values are changeless, — well-conditioned minds and muscles, good work habits, an active sense of humor, and a self-respect based on integrity. If we on the faculty have assisted you to build a firm foundation for your labric of living, to strengthen attitudes helpful to our democracy, we feel that we have aided you to secure those desirable goals of happiness and success which we hope you will achieve. 10 William C. Geary Mayor of Lowell mt Vincent M. McCartin Superintendent of Schools Patrick J. Hetherman Assistant Superintendent 11 behoof i ommitti ommiueemen Albert E. Brunelle Arthur L. Eno, Jr. Roger Hoar Zenophon D. Michopoulos Paul A. Sullivan 12 Tdsidtantd Joseph G. Pyne Master ii mam J. Brown Sub-Master m James F. Conway Sub-Master — Science ■A 1.1 ' ; . Win iam A. Donovan Sub-Master — Em ployment Bureau J. Emile Lemiri Sub-Master — Mathematics 13 Francis P.IMcHugh Sub-Mast er -jHistory 2), , P t, eparimen I threads Blanche V. Boyle Home Economics Edward B. Cornell Spanish Joseph M. Donoghue Commerce Charles D. Foley Latin 14 { Department hfeuds James P. Liston Discipline Annabelle C. Lowney Stenography — Typewriting fc V p fe 5 tf 1 M W r- ' •:, k y ■■-■Paul F. Sullivan Director of Athletics Helen Mulcai n Dean of Girls 15 fJ Jeparlmen I threads Dana Palmer Guidance — Tests Francis D. Reardon English Anna M. Ryan Director of Publications Charles E. Seede Manual Training U Mil DFGARDE I. St-OnGE Frcncl -X sracult t 1949 - 1950 Anderson, Elizabeth F. Foods Baldwin, Edith M. Typewriting and Economic Geography Barrett, Grace L. Stenography and Typewriting Bixby, Gladys Office Practice and Typewriting Bradley, Mary V. Textiles and Clothing Brown, Mary A. Typewriting and English Calnan, Virginia T. Art, English and World History Carey E. Doris French and Human Relations Casey, Mary H. Public Speaking and Dramatics Choaie, Helen E. M. Geometry and College Math. Clinton, James J. English Cluin, Alice L. . Latin and Algebra liLTON, Agnes P. (Mrs.) Clothing, World History and English hAj lCf ' Desmarais, Berthe-Marie Human Relations, History and French Mgebra and Applied Ugh tf S D_ Inglish and Gcrman yVffl k h-S LM Donovan, Eugene J. Alge Drescher, Fred J. E Dunlavy, Josephine S. Spanish Dupuis, Almanzor L. French Dwyer, Dennis J. English Eaton, Ruth L. Economics, Geography Flannery, Mary A. (Mrs.) Typewriting Gallagher, Anne M. English and Typewriting Gallagher, Mary Katherine .. English VT r ' 1 ' ' K r ¥ Gatzimos, Stephen A. Chemistry l a Gelineau, Emrie E. Manual Training Glasheen, Walter M. History and Economics Gulesian, Peter J. Manual Training „ , Hannafin, Loretta A. Accounting KJK.e C - ' C - Tt c3- o- -o — Harrigan, Mary E. Latin and History Harris, J. Emmett Accounting 17 Hayes, Teresa M. Home Nursing Hetherman, Margaret A English and Latin Hoar, Beatrice T. English and Latin Hogan, E. Irene World History and English Hornby, Mary E. History and Social Science Con. Inglis, George B. English Irish, Elizabeth English and Math. Jarek, Helen J. Algebra Kennedy, M. Gladys Accounting and Consumer Goods Kilroy, Rita A. Ancient History and English Landry, Rita Chemistry and General Science Lawrence, Genieve E Biology Leary, John P. Latin and Radio LeBlanc, Gerald A. Mathematics Liston, James P. Arithmetic Lynch, Arthur T. Physical Education Lyons, Mary V. Stenography and Typewriting MacLaughlin, John J. Leave of Absence Maguire, Catherine L. English Mahoney, Philip L. Physics Mangan, Albert L. Hygiene Martin, Mary L. Latin and English Masterson, Frances English McCarron Anna T. Librarian McCarthy, Elizabeth G. Stenography and Main Office McCarthy, Ethel R. Stenography McLaughlin, Paul V. Italian, History, Economics, Geography Michalopoulos, Theodore S _ Spanish, Greek and General Science Moors, Hannah Estelle History and English Munson, Ruth B. Art Murphy, Thomas F. English, Latin and trench Murray, James F. Physical Education O ' Donnell, John S. Manual Training O ' Meara, Mary C. Biology 18 O ' Ni 11 , Mary V. Spanish O ' Nlil, Rose M. Physical Education 0 ' Ni;il, Mary F. (Mrs.) _ English Park, Ora K — Mathematics Park, Rella M. History Pvne, Thomas F. Latin ami Practical Math . a, Quigley, Claire A. -Retail Selling Coursv C C ' C- o- ' Quinn, Katherine F. ....English Regan, Roger M. History and Algebra Riley ' , Mary I. Practical Math., Physiology and Hygiene Ryan, Anna M Newswriting, Biology and English Siianahan, Donald G. _. History, Civics and Social Science Shanley, Joan C. ...Typewriting Shanley, Theresa F. History and Consumers Goods Shea, Helen R. English Shea, Walter C. Cities and Aeronautics Stevens, Hazel English Stickney, Alice O. English, Astronomy and Geology CX C : 4 e - n Stoklosa, Stanley J. Accounting, Merchandise and Consumer Goods Sullivan, Edward J. Accounting, Merchandise and Business Math. Sullivan, Mary History Sullivan, Rita M. English Trull, Loring Wyman History Varnum, Thomas __ English Whitcomb, Helen M. English King, Mary E. Clerk Haggerty, Mary E. Clerk Marietta Dwyer ..._ Nurse Substitutes: Albertini, Paul F. .._ __ General Science Grondalski, Walter J. ...College Physics Ward, Jessica _.. History 19 ! fr gS Ernest M. Abodeely Ernti r 5 2 Clare Street. Entered from Bartlett Junior High. Activities: Boy Officer, Treasurer of Spanish Club, Hi-Y. Hobbies: Fishing, baseball, football. Albert A. AdaMs 129 )ft for l Street. Entered from School. Future: Col- Hunting, bowling. Ethel Jordan Adams ford -Street, Ente 1292 Westford Street, Entered from CemrjLPchool, Orange, Mass. Activitiesf Marksmen ' s Club. Fu- ture: Beautician. Hobbies: Skating, movies, reading, horseback riding. . ? J? Joan Marilyn Adams 1105 Middlesex Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activi- ties: Marksmen ' s Club. Future: Secretary. Hobbies: Dancing, skat- ing, bowling, swimming. 5 7- NdsmltH Street. Ei lotiiy JuVuJ? High. N Entered rom Activities: ksmen ' s CluBL Future: School. H |jbj ies: Danc- olKcting record ice skating, 22 e Thomas G. Adie Tom 7 Puffer Avenue. Entered from Keith Academy. Future: College. Hobbies: Sports, Basketball, base- ball. hj iMAA Jk ( Span Aleano 125 SprVgik. fL yr$f£lsy§£j£ re from TewksHury rligh School. Fu- ture: Undecided. Hobbies: Danc- ing, skating. £ ? Jtt S- Edward Alikonis Eddie 7 5 Livingston Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Future. Col- lege. Hobbies: Baseball, basket- ball. Maurice P. Allard Moe ' ' ' 3 97 Broadway Street. Entered from Bartlett Junior High. Activities: Science Club. Future: Navy. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing. Rose Marh Ali grove fngsboro.yl AjdfitWs: Sp Club, Boi5k feUfiri. Futurl:J Wssa- chusetts SefioolOof tt. Hobbies: Painting, cookjiTX, dancing. Intcrcd from gh. Future: v: Swimming. (lllysrTureet: F ' ntered from unior H ' s ' 1 - Activities: uture: Business. DanciYig, swimming. Kathleen Andrews Ij2- 3 9 Walker {syiq Arfei d ' irom Morey Junior FHgh. Future: Sec- retary. Ho bj : Sw-rm njfig, danc- ing, ice sk yu 62 L MoreY Julr 1st LieuVenant Hobbies raphy, painting, chess RaYMONI) G. ARMSTRONTi Ray Sack 204 Wentworth Avenue. Entered from Moody Junior High. Activ- iities: Football and Track Teams, Class President, Science Club. Fu- ture: Chem. Engineer. Hobbies: Dancing, sports. S 1 1 1 K i i v M Brookings Morey Junior High. Activities: Class Comedienne, Floormaster ' s secretary. Future: Dental Assist- ant. Hobbies: Dancing, swimmiri horseback riding, singing. 4$ Bridge Street, Pelham, NT H. En tered from Pelham Junior High Future: State Trooper. Hobbies Swimming, skating, dancing, skiin _ a«? ARY ASLANIAN Ana 23 Charles Street. Entered from Butler Junior High. Activities: Home Km. Rep., Tri-Hi, Mr. Brown ' s sec. Future: College. Hobbies: Dancing, reading, swim- ming, bowling. i ' RiTA Ashe Maryrita Ashe 26 Upham Street. Entered from Notre Dame Academy. Activities: Glee Club, Orchestra, Marksmen ' s Club. Future: Secretarial College. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, shoot- ing. Crowafey J ri t. fritere $acre4£ «art. Activities: wlarksmen ' s C|ub. Future: Regis- tered nurse. Hobtjjps f 0ancing, swimmin 23 { c Leo W. Axilla Andy 544 Concord Street. Entered from Moody Junior High. Activities: a ' seball and basketball teams, Jun- ir Red Cross. Future: College baseball. Hobbies: Sports, bowling. Alice E. Azoian Al Read Street. Entered from Varnum Junior High. Future: Ac- countant. Hobbies: Dancing, roll- er skating. Barbara Ba3(JeV 41 hatyfojSR.dfc ' Entered frdm Notre Dartre Atadefmy j FutAref Pharma- cist. Hobbies: Swimrmjng, skating, dancing ' George Balatsas Balasto Avenue. Entered from Junior High. Activities: Pjr. Red Cross, Vice Pres. Cult., Spindle Staff, B. O., Span. Club, Hi-Y, Science Club, Review, Good Gov ' t. Day Rep. Fu- ture: Northeastern. Hobbies: Sports dancing. Helen M. Baekus Chick 8 Concord Street. Entered from St. Stanislaus. Activities: Switch- Board Operator. Future: Telephone Operator. Hobbies: Dancing, bowl- ing, swimming. M -X - Winston C. Barnett Winnie 41 Sayles Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Future: Sales- man. Hobbies: Baseball, hunting, skiing, dancing. 3 Fairfield Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities: G. O., Mr. Donohue ' s Assistant. Future: Nursing. Hobbies: Bowl- ing, dancing. befdeen St Irnum Junior Electrician, skiing, hunting. Bruce Baxter Feef S7 So. Highland Street. Entered from Butler Junior High. Activi- ties: Track Team, Hi-Y, Boy Offi- cer. Future: Service. Hobbies: a Raymond Louis Beauregard Parky ' LORRAIN1 Hi I Ni.l K Lorry l West ford Street. Entered from Saint Peter ' s. Activities: Tri-Hi, Marksmen ' s Club. Future: Secre- tary. Hobby: Dancing. OHN Hi- LANG IK Phil er Street. Entered from Notre Dame. Activities: Retail- ing Club. Future: Service. Hobbies: Dancing, football. Br Li. 41 London Street. Entered from Sacred Heart. Activities: Tri-Hi, Mr. Donovan ' s office. Future: Ac- countant. Hobbies: Dancing, skat- ing. Joan Lois Btll d from ities: Bas- Marksmen ' s iH ne Hostess. lmming . basketball, g, skating. venue. Entered from Activities ' Euro. Cult., Girls ' Glee Club, Club. Future: New England Conservatory. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, bowling. L 17 Second Street. Fntered from V.irnum Junior High . Activities: Special Chorus, Boys ' Glee Club, Footlightcrs, Hi-Y, Co-Ed, Sec. in A. A. Office. Future: Business Ad- ministration. ministration. Hobbies: Dancing, baseball, football. . i 1 ki i) Ben 713 East Merrimack tered from Moody JCmiox- nigh. Activities: 1st Vice Pres., Pres. Co-Ed, Hi-Y, Science Club, Spindle Staff, Boy Officer, Good Gov. Rep. Future: College. Hobbies: Sports, dancing, swimming. Ca le Ann R nqjt Shorty ' ' 150 Aiken Avenue. Entered from Westford Academy. Activities: Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Capt. Cheer Leaders. Future: Bookkeep- er. Hobbies: Bowling, music, sp Florence: Irene Biraro Flo ' 9 129 White Street. Entered from Ste. Jeanne d ' Arc. Activities: Major in G. O., Science Club, Marksmen ' s Club, Lunchroom. Fu- ture: State Teachers. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, reading, bi- cycling. Henrietta G. Berard Red 129 White Street. Entered from Ste. Jeanne d ' Arc. Activities: Per- sonnel Staff. Future: Secretary. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, skat- J £ 25 ing, bowling. 1 III RFSA E. Berard Terry 704 Merrimack Street. Entered from St. Joseph ' s. Future: St. Jo- seph ' s Hospital. Hobbies: Skating, knitting, swimming. (io DutjitityStJieffi ' Entered from Varnum ' Jup High. Activities: OrrnesMa, Baton Twirlers, Vice- President Nat. Hon. Soc, Mass. Ail-State Oitc festra. Future: Mu- sic. Hobbies: Dancing, bov.ling, ■V knitting. , ? r Norman Bernstein f ' NoJ■;;; ,, 182 Howard Street. Entered from Butler Jr. High. Activities: Band, Oichestra. Future: College. Hob- bies: Dancing, bowling, music. Irene Louise 22 ChapcljiStreet. Yl Entered from Bufleif, Awnior Hi£n. Activities: Peuormel Staff. Future: Secretary. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, read- Jane Agnes Bindas Janie 1 1 Pleasant Street. Entered from St. Stanislaus. Future: Interior Decorator. Hobbies: Skating, sew- ing, dancing. Marjorie Ann Birchenough Margie 297 Hildreth Street. Entered from Varnum Junior High. Ac- tivities: Co-Ed. Future: Nursing. Hobbies: Swimming, skating. Shirley A. Bishop Dimples 48 Fremont Street. Entered from Varnum Junior High. Future: Nurse. Hobbies: Dancing, swim- ming, skating, bowling. Ceciee Jeannetti. Bisson Sis 273 White Street. Entered from Pawtucket Junior High. Activi- ties: Mr. Brown ' s Sec. Future: Stenographer. Hobbies: Dancing, reading, swimming, skating. Judith G. Black Judy 9 . SO West View Rd. Entered f Morey Junior High. Activi Girl OftScer, Review Staff, Cult. Club, Science Club. Fut Mt. Hoi yoke. Hubbies: Swimm camping, golf. 26 Ml HI i I JOAN Hi OOMB1 iu. Mimi 208 Fatrmount St. Entered from Moody Junior High. Activities: G. O., Speci.il Chorus, Eur. Cult. i lub, Mixed Glee Club. Science Club, Nat. Hon. Society. Future: College. Hobbies: Playing piano, knitting, dancing, reading. LlBBY Boi MIS kie M Entered from ' igh. Activities: ur. Cult. Club, Future: Beth Hobbies: Swim- ding, dramatics. Demetra Bolianitjs Demi 34 Willie Street. Entered from Bartlett Junior High School. Ac- tivities: G. O., Mr. Brown ' s Office. Future: X-Ray Technician. Hob- bies: Reading dancing, bowling. sgood Street. Entered from JTorey Junior High School. Ac- tivities: SpeciaUuboruA Glee Club. Future: Business) Hj oies: Danc- ing, weight-liftings ' sports. Rogpr R. Bourm R Rog 248 Textile Avenue. Entered from Keith Academy. Activities: Retail- ing Club. Future: Business Col- lege. Hobbies: Bowling, skating, swimming, golf. Robi i r H. Bou in n K 59 Whitney Avenue. Entered from Y.irnum Junior High School. Ac- tivities: National Guard. Future: Business. Hobbies: Bowling, sports. 5 8 Easton Street. Entered from Sainte Marie ' s. Activities: Switch- board Operator. Future: Secretary. Hobbies: Skating, dancing, reading. Ann Marie Brtnnan Ziggy 100 Billings Street. Entered from St. Michael ' s. Future: Telephone operator. Hobbies: Skating, danc- n.g. 27 Emmett Brennan, 3rd Argo 603 Chelmsford Street. Entered from Winslow School, Tyngsboro. Activities: 2nd vice-pres. of Science Club, Hi-Y, Review Staff. Fu- ture: College. Hobbies: Hiking, chess, poker, skiing, ean-.ping. swimming. John VC. Bridgford, Jk. Jack ffer Street. Entered from ' Junior High School. Ac- : Hi-Y, track, asst. H. R. oy Officer. Future: Business, o ties: Dancing, sports. - T John Victor Briers 19 Ljlindber i feet. Entered from buller Junior High. Future: Navy. Hobpresr Swimming, motorcycling, repairing. Irene R. Bkostek 29 Wamesit Street. Entered from St. Stanislaus. Future: Stenograph- er. Hobbies: Bowling, sewing, sports. Barbara Ann Brown Barb y Bradstreet Xvenue. EjWered Morey Junior Hij r Activi- ' 1 Office jBN Cross Re Denw(K]7ygienist. iHobb Horseback riding, swi ing, shooting, basketb Barbara Ann Brow n Bnbby M Grove Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Future: Sec- retary. Hobbies: Skating, swim- ming. 27 Canada Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities. Eur. Cult. Club, Science Club. Fu- ture: Junior College. Hobbies: Reading, dancing, collecting pir5 Richard Bue Bukka 178 Fayette Street. Entered from Moody Junior High. Futufe: Ra dio Hobt : Sport S7 CBfedg -Ttreet. tnterW fr jur e : Na iihiri t. . au Morey XKMnioi Dancik -bi Hobbies: Hunti racing. Ann Bukala 104 Orleans Street. Entered from St. Stanislaus. Activities: Floor- master ' s Secretary. Future: Sten- ography. Hobbies: Bowling, swim- ming, dancing. 28 Rita Clairi Birk Red 76 Humphrey Street. Entered from Varnum Junior High. Activities: i., nl Officer, Retailing Club. Fu- ture: Business. Hobbies: Swimming, tennis. Softball, bowling. James V. Burki; Jimmy 24 Cedar Street. Entered from Dedham High. Activities: Retail- ing Club. Future: Advertising Agent. Hobbies: Swimming, skat- ing, baseball, football, hockey, col- lecting photographs. Jo-Ann M. Burki: 264 Shaw Street. Entered from St. Peter ' s. Activities: Basketball, Floor Master ' s Secretary. Future: Airline hostess. Hobbies: Swim- ming, skating, dancing, skiing. Mary Rita Burns Mimi 5 4 Starbird Street. Entered from Pawtucket School. Activities: Basketball. Future: Nurse. Hobbies: Skating, dancing, swimming. Marcia Burrows Marsh 98 Humphrey Street. Entered from Varnum Junior High. Activities: Mr. McHugh ' s office. Future: Secretary. Hobbies: Skating, skiing, dancing. David Amos Bvam Dai e box 27, So. Chelmsford. Entered from Morcy Junior High. Future: Minister. ( Jan i 241 Liberty Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities: Nat. Hon. Society, Special Chorus, Eur. Cult. Club, Science Club, Footlighters. Future: Beth Israel Hospital. Hobbies: Dancing, sing- ing, acting, hiking, reading. h t Russ 77 Salem Street. Varnum Junior HighY VCtivi Y.M.C.A. Future: Stcux. priclor. Hobby: Sports. 29 Mead Street. Entered from St. Peter ' s. Activities: Girl Officer. Secretary. Future: Secretary. Hob- bies: Dancing, swimming, bowl- ing. i Henry J. Camacho 91 Linden Street. Entered from Butier Junior High. Activities: Baseball, basketball. Future Me- chanic. Hob y: Spo 29 Imjorothy A if -6 f IS Read Street. En tcred from St. Michael ' s. Activities: Tri-Hi, European Culture Club. Future: Dental Technician, Hobbies: Danc- ing, bowling, swimming. Gail Cantor Barb JR Gibson Street. itjirtfed trom orey Junior HigFL - ' Activities: Eur. Cult. Club, Greenhalge De- bating Society, Science Club. Fu- ture: College. Hobbies: Reading, Glorge T. CapeliaIus Cappy 166 Suffolk Street. Entered from Bartlett Junior High. Activities: Hi-Y, Boy Officer. Future: Col- lege. Hobbies: Stamp collecting, swimming, basketball. M. Carrigg Pur ' Court. Entered from nd Avenue School. Activi- ties: Tri-Hi, secretary. Future: ecrctary. Hobbies: Dancing, skat- ing, swimming. A ) Elizabeth Ann Carroll Bette Ann 416 Adams Street. Entered from int Michael ' s. Activities: Or- hestra, Glee Club, Special Cho- rus. Future: Teacher. Hobbies: Music, knitting. John R. Cepulinski Scppa 142 Jewett Street. Entered from Varnum Junior High. Future: Navy. Hobbies: Baseball, football, tennis, golf. Leonard R. Chartier Red Pleasant Street, Dunstable. Entered from Dunstable. Future: Hus- bandry. Hobbies: Swimming, roll- er-skating, dancing, hockey. Jean Ann Charette Judo S8 Mammoth Road. Entered from Pawtucket Junior High. Activi- ties: Book Room. Future: Teach- er. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, sports. ■feet St. Peters I Activities Girl Oflfc r. Future and Dramatics teacher Dancing, reading. Entered f A 47 Varnum Stree Varnum Junior Flight Activities: Hi-Y,. Future: Physical Ed. at Springfield. Hobbies: Baseball, football, basketball. 30 - 5 By Street. Entet d from St. Michael ' s. z ctivitie4: Fluor Mas- ter ' s Secwfefy yf vrVrc: Secretary. Hobbiog -x)ancing, skating, bowl- Arlene Coan Pee Wee 39 71 First Street. Entered from St Michael ' s. Activities: C.Y.O. Fu- ture: Bookkeeper. Hobbies: Mov- ies, skating, reading. 31 l( y horndike St rfft. Entered horn Butler Junior High. Activi- ties: Football team. Future: Air force. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, football, basketball, pool. fojt i J- dh IJ vfl 4- Bertha Florence Colbath UO w Bert 17 Princeton Blvd. Entered from Riverside School. Future: Account- ant. Hobbies: Movies, skating. Michael E. Conrad ' l C_ Mike 62 Sixth Street. Entered from Varnum Junior High. Activities: Boy Officer, Spindle Staff, News- writing, Hi-Y, Science Club. Fu- ture, Journalism. Hobbies: Rowl- ing, dancing. Joan M. Conn ered t rom ' ties: Future: traveling. Lawrence F. Connors, Jr. Larry J l Chelmsford Street. Entered from St. Peter ' s. Activities: Junior Red Cross. Future: Accountant. Hobbies: Dancing, sports. Robert A. Copley Robbie 9 ' 79 Hildreth Street. Entered from St. Michael ' s. Activities: Track team. Future:, College. Hobby: Sports. LAIRE MaRIL COPP Red 56 Sixth Street. Entered from St. Michael ' s. Activities: Tri-Hi. Fu- ture: Telephone operator. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, tennis, skat- 71 PopeA Terrace. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities: Special Chorus, Girl Officer, Science Club, Eur. Cult. Club. Future: Lowell Textile. Hofties: Singing, [OHN F. CORTE2 Wis 22 Saratoga Street. Entered from Uutler Junior High. Activities: Basketball. Future: Electrician. Hobbies: Skating, basketball. ion Cokr Entered from unior High. Activities: ur. Cult. Club, Science State Teachers ' Col- : Dancing, music, working. 17 Lyon Street. Entered from St. Peter ' s. Activities: Basketball. Fu- ture: Commercial college. Hobbies: Skiing, basketball. 32 Cham is I . Craven i ' bruk 4 Lane Street. Entered i rom Mo- rev Junior High. Activities: Y Junior basketball. Future: Physical Ed., trainer. Hobbies: Basketball, skiing. Joan M. crow lei Butch S8 Charles Street. Entered from St. Peter ' s. Activities: Switchboard op- erator. Future: Telephone operator. Hobbies: Dancing, bowling, roller- skating, swimming. Agnes B. Cremin Red 207 Parker Street. F ntcrcd from Maiden. Activities: Girl Officer, Marksman ' s Club. Personnel. Fu- ture: Secretary. ec-skating, dancin Hobbies: Tennis, k Ann Jr rie Cri Red 207 Parker Street. Entered from Immaculate Conception, Maiden. Activities: Marksman ' s Club, Girl Officer. Future: Secretary: Hob- bies: Dancing, tennis, skating. Crowe ll Barbie L ' awtucfketftotreet. Entered from Bartlett JuAJor High. Future: Am- ricultural College. Hob- ning, reading, skating. K tx «jf 7 5 C a Con stan) i M, Cro i i Connie 90S Lakeview Avenue. Entered from St. Michael ' s. Activities: Tri- Hi, Newswriting. Future: College. 1 lobbies: Swimming, sports. Jean Marie Crow Jeanne 114 South Loring Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activ- ities: National Honor Society. Fu- ture: Accountant. Hobbies: Danc- ing, skating. it 7 Bacheldcr Street. Entered Trom St. Patrick ' s. Activities: Science Club, Foot lighters, Hi-Y, Spanish Club. Future: College. Hobbies: Track and field sports. iJfOb ) i +£f +s u£ Mary Frances Marion ' 174 Stevens Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities: Science Club. Future: State Teach- ers ' College. Hobbies: Walking, music. Andrew John Dagoumas Da Da 84 Suffolk Street. Entered from Bartlett Junior High. Activities: Junior Red Cross Rep, Home Room Rep., Boy Officer. Future: Busi- ness. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming. unning, weight-lifting, hand-baL- ' ' JUh. Marilyn A. Dai.l Mrl 193 East Merrimack Street. En- terec from Tewksbury High Fu- ture: Accountant. Hobbies: Danc- ing tennis, skating. M - l)ONALD T. DaLPIUJ J A Dal 127 Farmland Road. Entered from St. Louis School. Activities: Home Rm. Rep. Future: Aviation. Hob- bies: Reading, swimming, skating, flying, model plane building. Shirley Carolyn D ' Ambroise S j W 8 5 Washington Street. Entered from St. Peter ' s. Activities: Retail- ing Club. Future: Lowell Textile. Hobbies: Music, skating, dancing, reading, horseback- riding. ii ui j P 3 04 A ' Mood Edgar Dana 3 04 Andover Street. Entered from Moody Junior High. Future: Bui- dett. Hobbies: Dancing, skiing, swimming. 10 Gershom AjjgRji e. Entered fri m Morey Junior High. Future: Low- ell Textile. (Hobbies: Dancing, skating, swimr. ' ing- Rkharu J. Dllaney Dick 22 Second Street. Entered from Varnum Junior High School. Fu- ture: Mechanic. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing. Dorothy Norma Delinsky J fy Dotty 270 Foster Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities: Personnel, Eur. Cult. Club, Science Club. Future: College. Hobbies: Bowling, dancing, swimming. Raymond Dlmpsly Demp 1 68 Cumberland Road. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activ- ities: Boy Officer, Newswriting. Fu- ture: Norwich University. Hob- bies: Flying, horseback-riding. Helen Dlnlsowicz 1 1 Hale Street Court. Entered from Butler Junior High. Activ- ities: Retailing Club. Future: Low- ell Textile. Hobbies: Dancing, bowling, skating, knitting, reading. 147 Congress Street. Entered from Butler Junior High. Activities: Tri-Hi. Future: Nurse. Hobbies: Bowling, roller-skating, tennis, swimming. 34 1 1 1 I I N A . D MO 2 l 8 Wcm Sixth Street. Entered from Si. Michael ' s. Activities: Marksman ' s Club, Red Cross Rep. Future: Telephone operator. Hob- bies: Dancing, swimming, skating. Cenneth Joseph Desmarais J5 Willard Street. lint Varnum Junior High. National Guard. Future: Rad  all, j, mm -A cred from Varnum Junior High. Activities: io an- nouncing. Hobbies: Baseball, -bas- ketball, dancin DcVic 8 Cedar Street. Entered from St. Peter ' s. Activities: Girl Officer, Mr. Lcmire ' s secretary. Future: Secre- tary. Hobbies: Dancing, bowling, swimming. Shirley Mae Dickey M V arnur J 2? Nursin A Sbirl oynton Street. Entered from Junior High. Future: g. Hobbies: Dancing, swim- ming, music. Hi i. en Marie Dinni i n 42 Pcntucket Avenue. Entered from Moody Junior High. Activ- ities: Girl Officer, Science Club, Special Chorus. Future: Nurse. Hobbies: Swimming, skating. Msk. JlANNI I II C. DlON J. ■25 5 Fourth Avenue. Entered from St. Patrick ' s. Activities: Girl Of- ficer, Marksman ' s Club, Mr. Lc- mire ' s secretary. Future: Secre- tary. Hobbies: Dancing, skiing. - k ErNESI G. Dixon ruit Street. Kiteit ii fri V - . TJ;..H u:..i, a... :„.-.:«. u; — ' Ha it n a n a 1 )i ti w.i. Bee-] ay 528 Gorham Street. F rTcreS from Butler Junior High. Activities: Personnel, Marksman ' s Club, Spe- cial Chorus, Glee Club, Red Cross. Future: Salem State Teachers ' Col- lege. Hobbies: Bowling, dancing, singing, movies. Patricia Dolan Pat 5 Sixth Street. Entered from St. Patrick ' s. Future: Nurse: Hobbies: Ice-skating, dancing, swimming. FiAVjftN Donahue et. Entered from _ iqr ' High--- Future: Sec- ary. I U ' bbigi ' y Swimming, danc- irig, sk r ng ' . 3 Louisu Donaruma Weasel 22 New Spaulding Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activ- ities: Tri-Hi. Future: X-ray tech- nician. Hobbies: Dano ing, swim- ming, skating. Donovan Entered from Morey. Activities: Girl Officer, Eur. Cult. Club, Spanish Club, Science Club, Spindle Rep. Future: Teach- ers ' College. Hobbies: Piano, da.ic- ing, reading, swimming. Lakevicw Avenue, TYngsboro. En- tered from W ' inslow school, Tyngs- boro. Activities: Special Chorus, Marksman ' s Club. Future: Boston University. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, skating, collecting dolls. na 7 R. S k Dun i . Cil i ) T 42 East ldea Street . Entered from Varnum Junior High. Activities: O., Football team. Future: Col- lege. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, football. Robert Arthur Doyi i Bob 138 Sanders Avenue. Entered from Morey Junior High. Future: Busi- ness. Hobby: Skiing. Ruth H. Drurv 1 1 Holyrood Avenue. Entered irom Moody Junior High. Ac- tivities: Science Club, Marksman ' s Ciub, Archery Club, Girl Officer. Future: Simmons. Hobbies: Danc- ing, skating, baseball, football, golf, s miming. Erni si Mills 1 )umas Skip 176 Andovcr Street. Entered fiom Moody Junior High. Activities: Track team. Science Club. Fu- ture: College. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing. kl K. DuMON I Lcn l Thorndike Street, Punstablc. En- tered from V bVGrafiylta 7 Fu- ture: Mechanic ' Hobbies: Skating, swimming, sports, --.jalopy racing, hunting. 36 n M km Durham Annie 2 1 Moore Street. Entered from Keith Hall. Future: Nursing, Hobbies: Dancing, bowling, swim- ming. Doris Elizabeth Dusablon Ducy 9 Prince Street. Entered from Sight Saving School. Future: Un- decided. Hobbies: Roller-skating, bowling, dancing, swimming, horse- back-riding. ARV EcONOMOU em Street. Entered from tiett Junior High. Activities: Spanish Club, Science Club, Girl Officer. Future: Boston University. Hobbies: Driving, reading, piano. Norman Edwards Now Pelham, N. H. Entered from Pelham Junior High. Future: Me- chanical Engineer. Hobbies: Me- chanic, swimming, ice-skating, fish- ing, hunting. Ka i in kii-ji F. Eg an Mitzi 27 Hoyt Avenue. Entered from Immaculate Conception. Activi- t-es: Commercial Room, Co-Ed, Tri-Hi. Future: Teachers Col- lege. Hobbies: Bowling, dancing, swimming. John ( . Ei t 24 Mt. Washington Street. En- tered from Santiago, Chile. Ac- tivities: Hi-Y, Boy Officer, Pres. of Spanish Club. Future: Me- chanical Engineering. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, driving, mountain climbing, soccer. 12 Cross StrJVtJ Entered from Bartlett Junior High. Future: Sec- retary. Hobbies: Dancing, sing- ing. Doroti ' Janlt Elliott ' Dot ie 21 Liberty Street. Entered from St. Peter ' s. Activities: Personnel, Switchboard Operator. Future: Typist. Hobbies: Dancing, skating. Theresa C. Elliott Terry 21 Liberty Street. Entered from St. Peter ' s. Activities: Switchboard. Future: Typist. Hobbies: Roller- skating, dancing, bowling. Stanley F. Ellis 37 Sally Roberts Entwistle Sal 80 Viola Street. Entered from Morey Junior High.  Future: Sec- retary. Hobbies: Bowling, dan.fi, ing. Mickejt tui) Andover ,S riifi Entere(Liy8 M ' .artlett Junior V gh. Actnfctie European Curhyve Club. Trta urer of Stamp Cfwb, ttfcnial -Honor Society NFutureN. wfus cS Hobbies: Startup oMecf7l j holography, , pi no, reading. IOkiX Fali.on A iitered p™m Sa- tivitjgy: Ify-i-Hi, utyufce St. John ' s . iPiobbies: Swim- Ir. hHisrnjn Street. NjsultJey Junior - High. Future: Bejratician. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, ice-skating. Thomas J. Farrell Sleep? 28 Fulton Street. Entered from St. Michael ' s. Activities: Basketball. Future: Politician. Hobbies: Checkers, billiards. Mildred Norma Farwell Millie 5 8 D Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities: Book Room. Future: Nursing. Hobbies: Piano, swimming, danc- ing, movies. Richard E. Fay Middlesex Road, Tyngsboro, Mass. Entered from Winslow School, Tyngsboro. Activities: C. A. P. Future: Aviation Mechanic and Pilot. Hobbies: Roller-skating, flying. Melba Cathryn Feehan Mel 1 1 6 Fort Hill Avenue. Entered from Immaculate Conception. Ac- tivities: Tri-Hi, Marksman ' s Club, Co-Ed, Book Room. Future: Lab- oratory Technician. Hobbies: Dancing, horseback-riding, swim- ming, basketba Ben 43 Inland Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities: Hi-Y, football. Future: College. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing. 7 Walnut Street. EWtercd from Butler Junior Hijrh.. Activities: Girl Officer. Future: HairdY Hobby: Drawing. Till Rl 5 ANN1 1 I RRI IRA Terry 762 Gorham Street. Entered from butler Junior High. Activities: Baton Twirler, Red C ross Rep. Fu- ture: Secretary. Hobbies: Dancing,  imming, twirling. Id ZZW Doris R.ENEI Fine 90 Hastings Street. Entered from MKiW iunior High. Activities: ple(. of r Greenhalgi cial Chor cer. Future: Ra Piano, dancing, speaking A. Finnigan r Pat 13 5 Andrews Street. Entered irom Sacred Heart. Activities: Girl Officer, Book Room, Tri-Hi, Marks- man ' s Club. Future: Teacher. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, bas- ketball. AN1CE FlNNERAI- Jasee 90 Baltimore Avenue. Entered from Morey Junior High. Future: Airline Stewardess. Hobbies: Horse- back-riding, skating, swimming. Mil DREO Elizabeth Firth Millie 62 Bowden Street. Entered from Butler Junior High. Activities: Personnel. Future: Typist. Hob- bies: Reading, skating, bowling. Marvanni Fitzsimmons Fitzie 40 Summer Street. Entered from Butler Junior High. Activities: Leader in Baton Twirlers, Room 100, Lunchroom. Future: Com- mercial College. Hobbies: Skat- ing, swimming, bowling. •v Vf s.  Jaiw Sk. Fllti her BlondtF est Street. Entered ior High. Activi- iwfT Book Room, epresentative. Fu- Hobbies: Swim- Carol Ann Floyd 11 Holbrook Avenue. Entered irom Immaculate Conception. Ac- tivities: Tri-Hi, Spanish Club, Marksman ' s Club, Red Cross, Floor Master ' s secretary, Girl Officer. Future: Business School. Hobbies: Dancing, skating, shooting. 1 7 Woodward Avenue. Entered from Paw tucket Junior High. Ac- tivities: Basketball. Future: Nurse. Hobbies: Dancing, reading. Annie Mae Follansbee 127 Howard Street. Entered from Butler Junior High. Activities: Room 1 00, Lunchroom. Future: Dental assistant. Hobby: Swimming. A ' 39 June P. Foss 74 Richards Street. Entered from Varnum Junior High. Activities: Science Club, Marksman ' s Club, Book Room, Red Cross Rep. Future: Teaching. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, reading. VaAflfi AvenWR- F. D. 2. En- terecrtrom Winslow School, Tyngs- boro. Activities: Book Room. Future: Nursing. Hobby: Read- ing. Rosemary F. Fox Rosie 442 East Merrimack Street. En- tered from Moody Junior High. Activities: Special Chorus, Mixed Glee Club, Book Room. Future: Accounting. Hobby: Sketching. Entered from h. Activities: Army. Hobby: Margaret Ann Furey Peggy 52 Butterfield Street. Entered from St. Peter ' s. Activities: Marksman ' s Club, Girl Officer, Spindle Repre- sentative, Mr. Donoghue ' s Office. Future: School of Comptometry. 1 lob hies: Swimming, skating, danc- A v Ms - 41 S Chelmsford Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activi- ties: C.Y.O. Future: College. ] lobby : Sports. Ronald F. Gagne Ronnie 178 Dalton Street. Entered from Maynard High. Activities: Na- tional Honor Society, Boy Officer, Review Staff, Eur. Cult. Club, Sci- ence Club. Future: Bentley School of Accounting. Hobbies: Dancing, baseball, skating, swimming 3 6 a gjfew t eet. Errtired from Keitra Academy. Acpfvijties: Ba Orchestra. Future: Mpss. ,%fo or Pharmacy. Hobbjfcs: ITshing tennis, baseball. Walter C. Gallagher 61 Holy rood Avenue. Entered from Keith Academy. Activities: r. Red Cross Rep., Home Room Rep., Science Club, Hi-Y. Fu- ture: Boston University. Hobbies: Golf, sports. oan M. Gannon Joatiy S6 Third Avenue. Entered Pawtucket Junior High. Book Room. Basket bal Hair dressing. Hobbies: ice-skating, bowling. from Activities: Future: Dancing, 40 Barbara Gardni k Barbie _ I Stevens Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities: Science Club. Eur. Cult. Club, Spanish Club. Future: Simmons. I lobbies; 1 lancing, skating, bad- minton. t ONSTANCE T. GaRRITY Con nit Jj Read Street. Entered from St. Michael ' s. Activities: Tri-Hi. Fu- ture: Bent ley. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, sports. 9J Thomas Gakvi v Tom 229 Went worth Avenue. Entered from Moody Junior High. Activi- ties: Science Club, Boy Officer. Fu- tuie: Chemical Engineering. Hob- bies: Golf, swimming, skiing, fish- ian M. Gaudlttl Vii rove Street. Entered from St. Jeanne d ' Arc. Activities: Per- sonnel, Eur. Cult. Club. Future: Typist. Hobbies: Bowling, danc- ing, reading. i f } if Virginia Mary Gauthier Gim 48 Hancock Avenue. Entered from St. Patrick ' s. Activities: Girl Officer, Eur. Cult. Club, Co-Ed, Tri-Hi, Book Room, Basketball. Future: Journalism. Hobbies: Mod- eling, ballet, basketball. Mary Gas i s 267 Paw tucket Street. 1 ntered t torn Bartlett Junior High. Fu- ture: Dressmaker. Hobbies: Skat- ing, swimming, snapshot- , basket- ball. GnORGIi Gl NAKOS Tolter 68 Mt. Washington Street. En- tered from Butler Junior High. Ac- tivities: Basketball, baseball. Fu- ture: Medicine. Hobbies: Stamp- collecting, swimming. Raymond Cii nuri au Ray Payton Street. Entered from Butler Junior Fligh School. Activi- ties: Football. Future: Armed service. Hobbies: Skati:ig, swim- ming. Doris R, Gi nokon Dottie 87 Sixth Avenue. Entered from St. Jeanne d ' Arc. Activities: Mr. Donovan ' s secretary. Future: Sec- retary. Hobbies: Swimming, ice- skating, skiing. Ali-Lgka Gini s I Stubby 12 Brookside Street. Filtered from Paw tucket Junior Fligh. Activi- ties: Review, Eur. Cult. Club, Girl Orlicer, 1st vice-pres. of the Green- lalge Debating Society, Science Ciub, Nat. Hon. Soc, Archery, Speaker ' s Bureau, Lunchroom. Fu- ture: Radcliffe. Hobbies: Reading, skiing, basketball, camping. f Gen 1 1 i klttny •J2 Verrlpnl Street. Entered from Y.irnum Junior High. Activities: fi. ' W, Orchestra, Science Club. Future: Mass. School of Pharmacy. Hobbies: Bowling, mu- sic, baseball. - NJ, John George Shorty 76 Andrews Street. Entered from Dedham High. Activities: Y.M.C.A. Future: Meat Packing. Hobbies: boxing, hockey. 128 Townsend Ag Jrtfc Entered Junior High. Ac- liports. Future: Business. bies: Reading, fishing, ice-skat- Marion Louise Gerrisii Red 24 Auburn Street. Entered frcm St. Peter ' s. Activities: Marksman ' s Club. Future: Nursing. Hob- bies: Dancing, ice-skating, swim- ming. Rose Marie Uershowitz 108 (SeTISliom Avenue. Entered from J ortl aniplon High, Virginia. Actiyraes: cneerleader. Future: 1 yfcisr Hobbies: Ice-skating, daiicing, swimming, bowling. ? j y Robert V. Gervais Bob 14 Hanks Street. Entered from Moody Junior High. Future: Col- lege. Hobby: Hunting. 4 June Stre t. ' Entereey4 nani )un d( High. Act yl trom Pel- vjkies: Spe- cial ahorus, Glee CltK. Future: LoVell General Hospital. Hobbies: Dancing, reading. V H trom Activities: l tfcotball, BaslJ rjall. Future: Prep- 20 SMUder Vveih! . l iHered fro school fefolbies: Skating, swim- mingijKlancirtg, hunting, popular music, movies. PaTOk ia Gjibson cRetvjuniory — High tLes c Pres. of Tr Nursing. Hobbies: 01 ing, swimming, basi Avenue. Entered fn VaTnum Junior High. Future: Electrician. Hobbies: Skating, skiing. 42 ■t-i Walnut Street. Entered from butler Junior High. Activities: Glee Club. Eur. Cult. Club, Span- ish Club. Special Cliorus. Marks- man ' s Club. Future: Medical secretary. Hobbies: Bowling, walk- ing, bicycle riding, reading. A Donald V. Gilson Don indharo, N. H. Encered from Western Junior High. Future: Service. Hobbies: Baseball, roller- skating, ice-skating. • David T. Glasuftn D ir 126 Highland Avenue. Entered from St. Patrick ' s. Future: Col- lege. Hobbies: Skiing, tennis, danc- ing, swimming. 7C I C5 if- L Fred Gleason (jJe.4 19 Lawton Street. Entered from St. Patrick ' s. Activities: Boy Officer, Spanish Club. Future: College. Hobby: Sports. Roger M. Godreau 701 Chelmsford -Street. Entered front More Junior High. Activi- ties: Football. Future: Prep school. Hobbies: Humingi popular music baseball, swinirttijjg, basketball hockey, movies. I I MM GO. 1 I N 7 Staples Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities: Hut. Cult. Club, Spanish Club, Science Club, Footlighters. Fu- ture: College. Hobbies: Bowling, swimming, reading, dramatics. fj ' urffi Norma Gold ' nj: J Goldie 29 Bowden Street. Entered from Butler Junior High. Activities: Spanish Club. Co-Ed. Future: Telephone Operator. Hobbies: Dancing, bowling, swimming, skat- ing. Hakky GoODtflN Goo. Sw t. Entered from JunioK High. Activities: basketball. Future Hobbjj Tl dlfding mofel anes and boa s. Beverly Gordon Bev 21 Hancock Avenue. Entered from Bartlett Junior High. Future: Re- tailing. Hobby: Letter writing. Gilbi rt D. Gordon J | G t Hastings Streeti QJ cyl9 HastingSAStreeti fenced from Moreiy Junior High. — 1 Activities: ( ;lee l lull I uture,: Undecided Hobbies: Dancing, skiing, golf. 43 s 2 5 Crowley St rest. Entered from Sacred Heart School. Activities: Science Club. Future: Navy. Hobby: Sports. 476 West ford Street. Entered from Mcrey Junior High. Activities: Vice-President of the Science Club, Debating Society, track. Future: Lowell Textile. Hobbies: Sports, Camping, swimming. 44 - ' 22! Perry Strcek. Itiucrcd from Moody Junior High. Future: Sales- man. Hobbies: Sports, music. 74 l ' ark , Seouc v ' ' F.ntarcd froir Mood) Junior Higli. Activities: I rejs. Red Cross, Tri-Hi, Marks man ' s Club, Book Room. Future: Nurse. Hobbies: Dancing, swim- ming. Ilif 20S Aiken Avenue. Filtered from Varnum Junior High. Future: Nursing. Hobbies: Ice-skating, swimming, dancing. 3 W alker Avenue. AE Morey Junior High. Activities: I n-Hi, Science Club, Newswriting, Fur. Cult. Club. Future: B. U. Nu ' sing. Hobbies: Dancing, skat- ing. Ri n 1 Dick 3 76 Hildreth Street. Entered from Varnum Junior High. Future: Electrician. Hobbies: Hunting, basketball. Marjina B- Harrington Marty 44 Seventh Avenue. Entered from Pawtucket Junior High. Activities: Basketball. Future: College. Hobbies; Dancing, swimming, read- in g. Frederick Charles Harpis 5 12 t ' estford Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities: Boy Officer, Elevator Operator. Future: Business School. Hobbies: Dancing, sports, golf. Avis Jean Hartford Ave 47 Swift Street. Entered frcm Sweetscr Junior High, Saugus. Ac- tivities: Personnel, National Flonor Society. Future: Stenographer. Flobbics: Ice- skating, embroidering. ant. Hobbiei: Base tennis. Donald D. Havlev Don 1017 Central Street. Entered from Howe High. Billerica. Future: Coast Guard Academy. Hobbies: Skating, baseball, football. 45 Robert E. Hayes Bob 29 Campos Avenue. Entered from Bartlett Junior High. Activitiee: Boy Officer. Future: Collcge Hobby: Sports. Cji raldine C. Hill Icrry 37 Epping Street. Entered from Sacred Heart. Activities: Retail- ing Club. Future: Buyer. Hob- bies: Skating, skiing, swimming, dancing. Danill Hilliard Dan 2 S 8 Lincoln Street. Entered from Butler Junior High. Activities: Red Cross, Boys ' Glee Club. Fu- ture: College. Hobbies: dancing, sports, model h i Lawrence Hinc Larry 8 Mt. Washington Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activi- ties: Chorus, Glee Club,, Boy Officer. Future: Business. Hobbies: Music, swimming. Frank G. Hobbs H,nik ale AvcAo Tyft Vullowdale AveAitA T i bon Entered .tfln i «Tow Scho TyWsblSm ' . CRuturejvAfavy. Ho l es: HojlSr-skatn oro. School. ib- door sports. Janlt Y. Hougdon Janie Lakeview Avenue. Entered from Varnum Junior Fligh. Future: Nurse. Hobby: Dancing, skat- ing, bowling, skiing, swimming. Jos] I ' ll D. Holy Joe 1006 Central Street. Entered from St. Peter ' s. Future: Transporta- tion. Hobby: Swimming. 46 V S lev) Middlesex Street. Entered from Riverside. Activities: Marks- man ' s Club. Personnel. Future; Secretary. Hobbies: Skating, swim- ng, dancing. 1 UGl M I lOR rON Gci f ; I S Wilder Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities: Boy Officers ' Regiment, Basketball team. Future: Science. Hobbies: Movies, dancing, sports. Donald R. I (o« ARD Do f ZQ I I l .A( • rjll Pine Street l.mlrcd from More j inijj WlT Activities: S cWal CJ r . j cfyCJubv-Eur. yC.uk. Glib, ©ebathtg SA yCji ' u- tuQ CoTjegc. Hobbies: Music adinSkJcating. rHERtSA Ml ssi in ' Tern tered from ctivities: vf. Cult. 4pub.. Fut yr MfdiciK iecretary. read- M«(f)bies: ' Tennis, aft ing 18 Abbott Street. Entered from Butler Junior High. Activities: National Guard. Future: Social Service. Hobbies: Hunting, camp- ing, swimming, baskctba Marion Hughes Shorty Patricia Iby IJ t r Pat 97 Durant Street. Entered from St. Michael ' s. Activities: Leader in Baton Twirlcrs. Future: In- terior Decorator. Hobbies: Danc- ing, swimming, bowling, art. oseph Inamoraii Joe Street. Entered from Future: Television, etball, swimming. Irom St. Activities ' National Society, Jwview, Spindle, ScienceVJU ' ub, Eur. Cult. Personnel Staff. Home Room Rep. Future: Teacher. Hobbies: Reading, skating, music. M.Vry Jam Ironfii l i 6 Pcn ' tuckct Avenue. Entered oody Junior High. Activ- Marksman ' s Club. Tri-Hi. Future: Navy Nurse. Hobbies: Dancing, record collecting, bowling. ty J JU o John J. Iwanicki Jack 18 Everett Street. Entered from Moody Junior High. Activities: Hi-Y, Glee Club, Special Chorus. Future: Accountant. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, fishing. Erma Jameson 1 T Clifford Street. Entered from Morey Junion High. Activities: Switchboard Operator. Future: SwdtAibpard Operator. Hobbies: a ting, bowling, dancing. John Janoi iia ' Jobnu y B rough ton Avenue. Entered from Varnum Junior High. Ac- tivities: Baseball. Future: Social Service. Hobbies: Hunting, skiing, skating, fishing, camping, swim- ming. Mary Johansen Jo 194 Howard Street. Entered from Butler Juuior High. Activities: Leader of Baton Twirlers. Future: Hairdresser. Hobbies: Swimming, skating, dancing. Charles S. Johnston Chuck 48 Barclay Street. Entered from Bartlett Junior High. Activities: Sec. Red Cross, Speakers Bureau, Hi-Y, Eur. Cult. Club, Boy Officer, Spindle, Spanish Club, Home Room Rep. Future: College. Hob- bies: Dancing, sports,, reading. Virginia G. A. Johnson Jf IB ■Ginger 3 5 Middlesex Park. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities: Maiksman ' s Club, Tri-Hi, Spanish jU k Club. Future: Secretary. Hob- bies: Ice-skating, reading, writing, H astronomy, dancing. C Ernlst Jones Ernie X Mammoth Road, Pel ham, N. H. Entered from Searles School. Fu- ture: Salesman. Hobbies: Dancing, driving. ROBIR I JoVt C Bob SS Andrews Street. Entered from Sacred Heart. Future: Mechanic. Hobbies: Basketball, baseball, swim- y niing, hockey. A j 66 Lura Street. Enter Nashua Jr. High. Activities: Girl Officer, Science Club, Eur. Cult. Club, Speakers ' Bureau, Archery- Club. Future: College. Hobbies: Ballet, dramatics. ertiia Kane Sugar 22 Walnut Street. Entered from St. Peter ' s. Activities: Switchboard. Marksman ' s Club, Spanish Club, Basketball Team. Future: Secre- tary. Hobbies: Dancing, sports, music. Jt 48 ' m4dfl I wi.i i i i Karas Eve 29 Marion Street. Entered from Bartlett Junior High. Activities: Girl Officer, Science Club. Fu- ture: Teachers College. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, basketball. jf M . IRK K K. R lie MuHflcsex Street. Untaxed tivities WfrTrBand, National Honor Society. Future: College. Hobbies: Baseball, fishing. nAA 3 Whip, butler Junior High. Activities: Science Club, Boy Officer. Future; College. Hobbies: Hunting, fish- ing, swimming, ice-skating. James N. Kavoukls Jim 21 u Mt. Vernon Street. Entered from Bartlett Junior High. Activ- ities: Retailing Club. Future: Re- tailing. Hobbies: Ping-pong, bowl- ing, sports, dancing. A MURTON Ka aniian Mm 537 High Street. Filtered from Moody Junior High. Future: Service station attendant. Hob- bies: Sports, dancing, fixing cars. 44 Whipple Street St. Peter ' s. Futu orator. Hoi ming, bowlin Kobi n i 1 • ' . ki i i i Crusher 200 Cross Street. Entered from St. Patrick ' s. Future: Road Build- ing. Hobbies: Swimming, basc- Uonald Klirs I I All Stretch 3 6 Orleans Street. Entered from Varnum Junior High. Activities: Boy Officer. Future: Electrical Engineer. Hobbies: Skating, base- bo4J, baskutball, sjyimn 49 Kel 108 Manchester Street. Entered irom Butler Junior High. Fu- ture: Marines. Hobbies: Sports, dancing. r c S C U Katherine M. Kelley Kayc 94 Boylston Street. Entered from Moody Junior High. Activities: Tri-Hi. Future: Hairdressing. Hobbies: Bowling, swimming, base- ball. Ann Marie Kelly Kcl 96 Wentworth Avenue. Entered trom Immaculate Conception. Ac- tivities: Review, Science Club, Spindle, Tri-Hi, Eur. Cult. Club, Special Chorus. Future: College. Hobbies: Skating, swimming, danc- ing, tennis. nit li % ' c K4111RYN M. Kennedy Kitty 1U3 Read Street. ' Entered from East Chelmsford Grammar. Ac- tivities: Girl f Officer, Tri-Hi, Marksman ' s Club. Buture: Model- ing. Hobbies: Swimming, danc- Roger F. Kennedy Ken Pelham, N. H. Entered from Pel- ham Junior High. Future: U. S Marines. Hobbies: Hunting, danc- ing, sports. James Klratsopoulos Jiiumic 133 Mt. Vernon Street. Entered from Bartlett Junior High. Ac- tivities: Hi-Y, Eur. Cult. Boy Offi- cer. Future: Electrical Engineer. Flobbics: Baseball, football bowl ing. 0$ y Patricia Kierce Par 1 ! Greenfield Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities, Tri-Hi, Mr. Brown ' s Office. Fu- ture: Nurse. Hobbies: Dancing, bowling, swimming. ' Frannie 158 Concord Street. Efaffred from St. Stanislaus. Activities. Red Cross Rep., Eur. Cult. Club, Sci- ence Club, Marksman ' s Club, Tri- Hi, Special Chorus, basketball. Fu- ture: Colby College — Art. Hob- bies: Skiing, ice-skating, horseback- riding, dancing, swimming. Eileen K.ng 316 Suffolk Street. Entered from St. Patrick ' s School. Activities: Tri-Hi, Girl Oflicer, Red Cross Rep., Marksman ' s Club. Future: Leslie College. Hobbies: Horse- back-riding, dancing, skiing, ten- nis, basketball, swimming, model- ing 5 Nesmith Street. Entered from Immaculate Conception. Fu- ture. Nurse. Hobbies: Skiing, dancing, swimming. na B. KlNNIY George Powell Street. Entered from Morey, Junior High. Activities: Science Club, basketball. ' Future: r Hbbby: Sports, reading. 50 uW ' Carom n Frances Klain n Doiiy 4 Cambridge Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Future: c i tminal Lawyer. Hobbies: Bowl- ing, dancing, knitting, skating. 3 5 Front Street Varnura Junior Air Line Hostess ing, hunting, dancing knitting, driving. tered from High. Future: Hobbies: Fish- bowling, Helen Kokas Koki 34 Willie Street. Entered from rtle ' tt Junior High. Activities: I Officer, Science Club. Fu- ture: Nurse. Hobbies: Dancing, eading, swimming. Ruth Kolonel Ru hie P Ns Tyler ParjgKjJwfcfed from Col- - iege of (ir — ' Paris. Activities: Eur. Cuk. Club. Future: Beth IsraePHospital. Hobbies: Dancing, singing, reading. Gary C. Koltookian 188 Howard Street. Entered from Butler Junior High. Activities: Boy Officer. Future: Teacher. Hobbies: Readings stamp-collect- ing. Athena Korologos 62 5 Market Street. Entered from Bartlett Junior High. Activities: National Honor Society, Science Ciub, Spanish Club, Eur- Cult. Club. Future: Math instructor. Wobbies: Reading, otusic, dancing. | Dolores Korsak. Dolly Entered from Winslow School, Tyngsboro. Future: Secretary. Hobbies: Swimming, skating 51 Home Room Rep. Future: State Teachers ' College. Hobbies: Swim- ming, dancing, tennis. 22 5 Methuen Street. Enrerecl-f jv Varnum Junior High. Activities: Girl Officer, Special Chorus. Fu- ture: Receptionist. Hobbies: Danc- ing, swimming, bowling. CHRISTOS G. K.OUMANTZELIS Kiio 3 98 Broadway. Entered from Bartlett Junior High. Activities: Boy Officer, Spindle. Future: leacher. Hobbies: Sports, danc- ing, puzzles. William C. Koumpouras ' Willie 23 8 Adams Street. Entered from Bartlett Junior High. Future: Marines. Hobbies: Swimming, baseball. John Krapian Johnny 6 Appleton Place. Entered from Butler Junior High. Activities: Retailing Club. Future: Window Decorator. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, skating, baseball, football, basketball. iL i INI Kravcczun 20 Grand Street. Entered from Morey Juirior High. Activities: Swiujiboand. Future: Switch- fator. Hobbies: Ice skat- ing, bowling. Theodore Kubacki Kabul ?2 West Fifth Street. Entered from Varnum Junior High. Activ- ities: Boy Officer. Future: Navy. Hobbies: Dancing, magic, basket- ball. FRANCES KyRIACOPOULOS F munic 47 Market Street. Entered from Bartlet ! Junior High. Activities: cer, Spec. Cho., Girls ' Glee Nat. Hon. Soc, Spanish Science Club, Eur. Cult. Future: Teachers ' College. Reading, poetry, music, 19 Chelmsford Street. Entered from Bartlett Junior High. Vctiv- lties: Band, Boy Officer, Co-Ed, Science Club, Eur. Cult. Club, Red Cross Rep. Future: Archi- tecture. Hobbies: Skating, draw- ing trombone. Annl La Belle Aniiubcllc 64 Pleasant Street. Entered Immaculate Conception. Activi tics: Co-Ed, Tri-Hi. Future Nursing. Hobbies: Bowling, bas kctball, dancing, swimming. Eugenia Elizabi: Bells 22 (Third f iiuc F a wNWlte ysfu n i o r tics: V irl Officer. Designing. Hobbi dancing, bowling, golf $ John Lai i Jack 40 Sidney Street. Enteted from Butler Junior High. Activities: Basketball Team. Future: Navy. Hobby: Sports. aFlamme 121 Crawford Street. Entered from St. Jeanne O ' Arc. Future: Secretary. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, .ice skating. 52 547 Lakeview Avenue. Entered from St. Louis. Future: Navy. I lobbies: Basketball, baseball, eat- ing, swimming. Therese Lagasse Terry 2 84 Salem Street. Entered from St. Joseph ' s. Future: Music Schooi. Hobbies: Sports, traveling, driving. Doris LaJeunesse Dot 1482 Middlesex Street. Entered from Notre Dame de Lourdes. Ac- tivities: 1st Vice-Pres. Spanish Club. Future: Clerk. Hobbies: Dancing, sports. Rita Estelle Lamb Ri 40 Crosby Street. Entered from St. Peter ' s. Activities: Girl Offi- cer, Tri-Hi. Future: Mass. Art. Hobbies: Dancing, skating, swim- ming, sprjrts. Butler Junu r High. Acfi Boy Officer of the Nat. HoV So- ciety, Pres. Special Chorus, Science Club, Hi-Y, Boys ' Glee Club, Mixed Glee Club, Footlighters. Future: College. Hobbies: Skating, draw- ing, riding, singing, dancing. Robert La1 : Bob ' 3 1 Eleventh Street. Enifred JbnV I Varnum Junior High Hi-Y, Boy Officer Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, movies. V • v — - Jam. 5 Lap Jim 73 Beech Street. Entered from St. Stanislaus. Activities: Boy Officer. Future: Navy. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, skiing. o u Roland JoseJph,.Laurin 44 Tucker Sttfeeit Entered fron St. Joseph ' s Future: Business. Hobbies: Baseball, basketball, foot- bail, swimming. Maurice Roland Lav llee collecting records 53 Frederick E. Lefebvre Cass 270 Gibson Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Future: Cer- tified Public Accountant. Hob- bies: Bowling, pool. Robert D. Lefebvre Bob 270 Gibson Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities: At hletic Office. Future: Lowell Textile Institute. Hobbies: Base- ball, bowling, pool. John Joseph Li iti Johnny 24 Sayles Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities: Band, Orchestra. Future: Music. Hobbies: Pool, bowling, roller- skating. nna Emilia Lekas Honey alem Street. Entered from Bartlett Junior High. Activities: Tri-Hi. Future. Hairdressing. Hobbies: Dancing, reading. Emily A. Lelos Amy 15 5 Adams Street- yEnti Bartlett JunioVJdigh. Future Ar- tist. Hobbies .vT)rawf itfeA P cing, bawling, fly aaing, sa I terep t om rWA Robert Lembo Bob 29 West Tenth Street. Entered from St. Michael ' s. Future: Sales- man. Hobby: Sports. Robert A. Lemire Bob 53rl v PaTRICIA_M- l5i DNARD P i Watsy ' 3 a Marshall Avenue. Entered fr More Junior High. Activities: Nat. Hgn. Society, Science Club. Future: Nurse. Hobbies: Piano, skating, dancing, reading. Paul A. Lepeni Lep 61 Queen Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Future: Me- chanical Drafting. Hobbies: Swim- ming, drawing, miniature models. j a Nicholas Liakas Nick 160 Crojs Street. Entered from arvl tLr ifihior High. Activity: -Y. Future: College. Hobby: Sports. 54 I I ' m N N. LlACKOS ff Rock MAetyA tntered from Bartlett Idnior High. Activities: Boy Officer. Future: Col- lege. 1 lobby : Spons. Burton E. LiGHfrpoTTv ' - V.. LlGH BC Burt M 4 4 Vestford Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities: Basketball team. Boy Officer, Vice- Pres. Co-Ed, Red Cross Rep., Spe- cial Chorus, Glee Club. Future: College. Hobbies: Sports, dancing, traveling. Cdsto ' fj ■gAr y, . 2-tJs 35 therlan ff Sweet. Entered from Varnum Junior High. Fu- ture: ( sW ioflr obbi Skating, winter sports, footbal baseball, dancing, basketball. Mary T. Linnehan 74 Otis Street. Entered from Keith Hall. Activities: Science Club, Tri-Hi. Future: Nursing at St. John ' s Hospital. Hobbies: Sncing,. swimming, skating. 22 Parkview Avenue. Entered from Immaculate Conception. Ac- tivities: Editor Review. Bus. Man. Spindle. Program Chm. Science Club, Boy Officer, Hi-Y, Nat. Hon. Society, Eur. Cult. Club, Green- halge Debating Society. Future: College. Hobbies: Fishing, swim- ming, golf. trcet. Entered from rey Junior High. Activities rl Officer, Vice-Pres Spanir 7 Club, Science Club, F.ur. Cult Ciub. Future: Teacher. Hobb Dancing, skating, swimming. ■v Marilyn Lizotte Mai 75 S Westford Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities: Marksman ' s Club. Future: Ac- tress. Hobbies: Sports, photog- raphy, music. Barbara S. Lloyd Barb 86 Epping Street. Entered from Riverside School. Activities: Span- ish Club. Future: Bookkeeper. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming. 1 6 Leroy (Street. Entered from Quincy High. Future: Bentley. Hobbies: Movies, driving, swim- ming, football. Athfna Logot Tina 1 028 Varnum Avenue. Entered from Bartlett Junior High. Ac- tivities: Science Club. Eur. Cult. Club, Girl Officer. Future: Nurs- ing. Hobbies: Piano, swimming, reading. 55 Entered from Activities: anish Club. Future: New Hampshire State University. Hobbies: Dancing, ice skating, mu- A ThhrAa DAW IY] Orand T ree ; merVd from TpSt. P erJs. A iMt ies: Sec. apanish Club, pf Ed, Girl (, y Science Future: Nursing, at Low General Hospital. Hobbies Dancing, ice skating, bowling, sew ing. Entered from Future: Navy Air Hobbies: Swimming, ski- skating, baseball, football. Frederick Lorman Fred West ford Road, Tyngsboro. En- tered from Winslow School, Tyngs- boro. Future: Navy. Hobbies: Football, baseball, hockey. Irving J. Loucraet Cooch 93 Newbury Street. Entered from Keith Academy. Activities: Boy Officer, Hi-Y. Future: College. Hobbies: Golf, football, baseball. 509 Eas Rferrimaclt reet. En tcred from Immacupe Conception. Future: fiTrsf essA Hobbies: Swim- ming dancing, reading, skating. Wit ham George Luppold Curly SU9 East Merrimack Street. En- tered from Immaculate Conception. Future: Printer. Hobbies: Danc- ing, swimming. 56 Ann Franc es L m h 1 i nebie 247 Stackpole Street. Entered from Si Michael ' s. Activity: Chorus. Future: Commerce. Hobbies: Danc- ing, swimming, bowling. DoKonn II. I i Ni ii Do ;. 920 ' estford Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities: Personnel. Athletic Office. Future: Secretary. Hobbies: Skating, danc- ing, tennis. ine Mary fr ty Larry (p I I.ORRAI 31 Barclay Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Future: Nurse. Hobbies: Movies, dancing, knit- ting. n 108 Hastings Street. Entered Morey Junior High. Activity Eur. Cult. Club. Future: Em manuel College. Hobbies: Swim ming, skating, dancing. John Lyons Jackie 70 Third Street. Entered from St. Michael ' s. Activity: Boy- Officer. Future: College. Hobby: Sports. Dorothy C. machado Dottie y Elm Street. Entered from But- ler Junior High. Activity: Bas- ketball. Future: Bakery Business. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, read- ing. y i R0SI.iWNP _£i t H ADO 13 Burns Street. Entered from Butler Junior High. Future: Bookkeeper. Hobbies: Bowling, movies, basketball. 13 Burns Street. Entered from Butler Junior High. Future: Bookkeeper. Hobbies: Bowling, dancing, sewing. Dolores R. T. Maciak Dodie 12 Pollard Street. Entered from St. Stanislaus. Activities: Tri-Hi, Science Club. Future: Nurse. Hobbies: Hiking, bowling, dancing, radio, writing poetry. | x X ' ii.iiWm MacLean ' Gable 118 Myrtle St. Entered from Varnum. Future: Automobile Me- chanic. Hobbies: Auto racing, sports. 57 Alice T. Maguire M S8 Crosby Street. Entered from St. Peter ' s. Future: Lowell Com- mercial College. Hobbies: Skat- ing, swimming, piano. Frank E. Mahoney rf Moe 28 Moore Street. Entered from Keith Academy. Future: Navy Hobbies: Football, basebal ketDall. a GroRcr T. Mamonev Mo-ho 3 00 High Street. Entered from Moody Junior High. Future: Aeronautical mechanic. Hobbies: Swimming, hunting, fishing, danc- ing. Frank E. Makarewicz Uak 16 Walnut Street. Entered from Butler Junior High. Activities: Special Chorus, Boys ' Glee Club, Mixed Glee Club, Boy Officer. Fu- ture: Business. Hobby: Tennis, swimming, skating, walking, bike- riding, music, records, dancing, singing. 58 Walter J. Makiej Varge 3 64 Lawrence Street. Entered lrom St. Stanislaus. Future: Busi- ness Manager. Hobbies: Swim- ming, hunting, fishing. DlMTTRA G. MALLIAROS Demi 3 94 Textile Avenue. Entered from Pawtucket Junior High. Activi- ty: Spindle StafT. Future: Book- keeper. Hobbies: Ice skating, swimming, skiing, da ' nfing, piano s ' r - ' Barbara T MANN Barbie 57 St. James Street. Entered from Butler Junior High. Activities: Tri-Hi. Future: Telephone Oper- ator. Hobby: Dancing. Henry Mann Red 1 $ O ' Brien Terrace. Entered from Wilmington High. Future: Con- struction. Activity: Spjndle Rep. Hobbies: Sports, running. Ell ■W Entered from t l k NP 2 Billerica Street Keith Academy: Activity: Hi-Y. Future: College to become a Chemist. Hobbies: Basketball, tennis, sports. Charles I . Marc on i Charlie 5 20 Adams Street. Entered from Paw tucket Junior High. Future: Purchasing Agent. Hobbies: Bas- ketbatl, dancing Norris Road, Tyngsboro. Entered fiom W ' inslow School, Tyngsboro. Future: Lowell Textile. Hobbies: Skating, dancing, drawing. Aki EN1 Ji an MATLF.Y I SI Upham Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities: Switchboard, orchestra. fu- ture: Office work. Hobbies: Mu- sic, skating, swimming. L Margarl Mary Matthews Peggy? U AX OtrtizX 6 Summer ' Streer. Entered from St. Peter ' s. Future: Air Line Hostess. Hobbies: Dancing, swim- ming, bowling, skating. Richard Walter Martel Dick 19 Durant Street. Entered from Varnum Junior High. Activities: Boy Officer. Future: College. Hobbies: Swimming, football. Louis A. Martixo Contact 3 6 Leverett Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities: Football team. Future: College. Hobbies: Dancing, sports. Thomas Martin ' Marty 299 Hildreth Street. Entered from St. Michael ' s. Future: Navy. Hobbies: Swimming, skating, ski- ing, dancing, baseball, tee Aristomenis Mavraides Mennie 651 Varnum Avenue. Entered from Pawtucket Junior High. Activi- ties: Football Captain, Track team. Future: College. Hobbies: hockey, stamp collecting, reading. Ethel M. McAlpine 23 So. Canton Street. Entered from Morey Jr. High. Future: Office work. Hobbies: Sewing, skating, photography. Richard McAneny Dick 407 Lincoln Street. Entered from Butler. Future: Manufacturer. Hobby: Sports. 59 John McAkdle Jack 24 Starbird Street. Entered from Pawtucket Junior High School. Future: Cartoonist. Hobbies: Photography, drawing, sports. A D Jr Morey Jr. High. Ac vit Sci«h?e luJ yKur. u Kfl Qmcv f FVitv Tech. Hobbies ing, skiing. Barbara K. McCaffrey Barbie 132 Concord Street. Entered from Immaculate Conception. Activi- ties: Co-Ed, Tri-Hi, Cheerleader. Future: Stenographer. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, skating. Grayce McCafferty Gruycie 44 West Third Street. Entered from St. Michael ' s School. Ac- tivities: Tri-Hi, Co- Ed, Marks- man ' s Club, basketball. Future: Undecided, Hobbies: Dancing horseback-riding. William T. McCallion Bill 403 Bridge Street. Entered from Virnum Jr. High. Activities: Boy Officer. Future: Manager. Hob- bies: Swimming, basketball, base- ball. Alice McCann Al 27 Sidney Street. Entered from Sacred Heart School. Future: Commercial College. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, skiing. jQju± yLq£u L Doris M. McCann Do 17 Sidney Street. Entered from Sacred Hear.t Future: Sales clerk. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, roller-skating. Q Tljjjujn Marion McCa 42 Seventh Street. Entered from St. Michael ' s. Activity: Tri-Hi. Future: Dietetics. Hobbies: Danc- ing, roller-skating. r Mary R. McCarthy 122 El l  St t. Truered from St . Michael ' s. Activities: Mr. Donoghue ' s secretary, Science Club, secretary of Marksman ' s Club, Glee Club, Orchestra. Future: Secre- tarial School. Hobbies: Swimming, skating, shooting, skiing. Brendan J. McDowell Pinky Entered from Butler. Future: Dry Cleaning Business. Hobbies: All sports, dancing. 60 Nam i ( i kUDM Mi Elroy 187 Moore Street. Entered from Butler. Activity: Girl officer. Future: School of Nursing. Hob- bies: Dancing, skating, swimming. II v errace. Entered from St. Patrick ' s. Activities: Discussion Club. Future: Secre- i : Dancing, ice skat- ing. 3 62 Broadway. Entered from St. Patrick ' s. Future: College. Hob- bies: Swimming, baseball, football. I .-- t I Ravmond D. McGlinchey Flaxi 1 13 Elm Street. Entered from St. Peter ' s. Activity: Boy Officer. Future: College or Composer. Hob- bies: Swimming, hockey, boats, dancing. Gerald Mt Govi kn i ' M 192 South Street. Entered from St. Peter ' s. Activity: Retailing Club. Future: Salesman. Hob- bies: Photography, bowling, skat- ing. John R. M Govi is Jack 41 Nineteenth Street. Entered from Varnum Jr. High. Activi- ty: Boy Officer. Future: Busi- ness College. Hobbies: Baseball, swimming, bowling. John McGrail Mac 43 Twelfth Street. Entered from St. Michael ' s. Activities: Re- tailing Club, Boy Officer, Special Chorus. Future: Music. Hobbies: Baseball, dancing, tennis. Luc 1 ilLiMrnont Avenue. Moody. Activities Sd rfc? ' Club, MarksmaTrs j5KfeT|jand, Girl Offi- cer, Re ieV Fujture: College. Hobbies: Horseback riding, hunt- ing, dancing. Makcui.kiii MiKinna 208 Shaw Street. Entered from Morey. Activity: Home Room Rep. Future: General Office Work. Hobbies: Reading, ice skat- ing. Rum k i John Mc Klo Bob 30 Read Street. Entered from Varnum. Future: Construction. Hobbies: Football, basketball, base- ball, swimming, hunting, ice skat- ing, camping. 61 IcLarnon 5 44 Suffolk Street. Entered from St. Patrick ' s. Activities: Science Club, Glee Club. Future: Nurse ' s Training. Hobbies: Reading, dancing. Sylvia A. McLaughl ; 3itiniy Mftfksman ite: Dental lying. 5 6 Hudson Stree St. Peter ' s. Futu bies: Sports, dancing irom ■Javy. Hob- ARniuii McMuixen Mac 92 Branch Street. Entered from Morey. Future: Music. Hobbies: Swimming, music. cNeil r eet. Entered from ctivities: Personnel, or Society. Future: legal secretary. bowling, danc- i X - ' N McNeill reet. Eilfc red from ?aynum. A£ti vines, Science Club, Red Crossy HomcMRoom Rep., Speaker ' s BureauXfflarksman ' s Club. Future: Cornel l Univcrsity. Hob- bies: Dancing, Knitting, swim- ming, badminton, riflery. Anne Marion McParland 3 8 Laurel Street. Entered from Moody: Activity: Science Club. Future: State Teachers ' College. Hobbies: Music, reading. Herbert J. McQuade Hitbic 1 46 est Sixth Street. Entered from Varnum. Activity: St. Mi- chael ' s. Future: Pharmacist — Mass. College of Pharmacy. Hob- bies: Baseball, fishing, dancing, bas- ketball. John McQuade Jack 100 South Walker Street. Entered from Morey. Future: Bookkeeping. Hobbies: Skating, swimming, danc- ing. 62 Paul R. McQuade Sympky 1 Shaw Street. Entered from t Morey Junior High School. Fu-j ture: Hotel Work. Ho]j Dancing, flying, tenn y N M KII MARGARE1 MlSlllA HI Mctlrucn Street. I nlcred from St. , Michael ' s. A Gu Offic r, Spcci y orus, Euro- pean CtAtuft ylOub, Secretary to Mr. DoVioghuc. Future: Secretary. I lobbies: Dancing, tennis, swim- [.SORLEY 1 nwred tditor- arksman ' s Club Tri-HiT A Tputure: State Teachers ' C llcg ). Hobbies: Swim- ming, dancing! skating, horseback. riding. Martin Mllk rhird Street. Entered from Yarnurn l J High. Acuities: Boy Officer, V jKit Afi (rd ib. Fu- ture: College. Hobbia : Stamp collecting, baskctbally ping-pong, pool, fishing Entered from Future: Engineer Mass. Hobbies: Danc- rts, swimming, reading. Norman Mlrcier Norm 169 Liberty Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities: Chorus, Glee Club. Future: Com- mercial Art. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, drawing, skating. x L 6 4 U l-£L- I l Arthur S. Mi i i us Art 36 Marlborough Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activi- ties: Boy Officer, Footlightcrs. Fu- ture: University of New Hamp- shire. Hobbies: Dancing, ping-pong, bowling. Gibson Midgi i y Bud J- 4|, skiing, skating, Boa 30 Edson Street. Entered from Morey Jr. High. Future: Invest- ments. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, kiing, skating, boating. Ui ui PATRIl IA RWll ' MlLI I .It Pat 119 Wentworth Avenue. Entered from Immaculate Conception. Fu- ture: Nurse at Lowell General Hos- pital. Hobbies: Dancing, swim- ming, skiing. Katiii.rinl B. Mollaiian Kaye 45 Mammoth Road. Entered from St. Patrick ' s High. Activities: Girl Officer, Spanish Club, Tri-Hi, Marksman ' s Club. Future: Secre- tary. Hobbies: Dancing, skating, reading. Elizabeth Molly Betty 750 Walker Street. Entered from Morey Jr. High. Activity: Marks- man ' s Club. Future: College. Hobbies: Reading, music, sports. June Rose Molloy Jttuie 1 2 Ross Avenue. Entered from Pawtucket Junior High. Activi- ties: Leader of Baton Twirlers, Secretary to Miss Mulcahy. Fu- ture: Nursing. Hobbies: Dancing, ice skating, twirling. Lester William Monetie 2 3 Burnside Sfcrpet. Eetered from Mor Jr, -tii li- Future : Navy. Hobbies; • ' Baseball, swimming, j ian . Florence A. Mom Flo 132 Colburn Street. Entered from Bartlett Jr. High. Future: Typist. Hobbies: Roller-skating, dancing, bowling. Entered from Future: Com- Hobbies: Danc- ng, swimming, skating. Jane A. Moran Janie 134 Coburn Street. Entered from St. Stanislaus. Activities: Switch- board Operator. Future: Tele- prone Operator. Hobbies: Dancing, skating, reading, movies, music. Elizabeth A. Moriariy Betty 23 8 Butman Road. Entered from Sacred Heart. Future: College. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, skat- ing. Pauline Anne Morin Pam Bancroft Street, Tyngsboro. En- tered from Chelmsford High. Ac- tivity: Retailing Club. Future: School of Style and Design. Hob- bies; Skating, dancing. Paul F. Morin Gcck 1 9 Burns Street. Entered Butler Jr. High. Future: driver. Hobbies: Sports, jazz mu- sic. Barbara Morris Barb 40 Livingston Avenue. Entered from Morey. Activities: Band, Girl Officer, Science Club, Marks- man ' s Club. Future: Simmons. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, skating. Louise E. Morris Loh 268 East Merrimack Street. En- tered from Tewksbury High. Fu- ture: Hairdresser. Hobbies: Boat- ing dancing. 64 L MORRISSETTE ' ' Terry lfo 4 Pawtucket Street. Entered from Bartlett Jr. High. Activi- ties: Science Club, Speci.il Cho- rus. Future: Nurse. Hobbies: Swimming, drawing, music. entered from Activities: Fort- y ' s ' Glee ,£U irr ' Special dW ruSj Spanishr Club. Future: piFand Telewsion, Actor. Hob- Music, t eft n is, dancing, rcad- RoBLRT C. MOUSLEY Mouse ' 101 Chelmsford Street. Entered from Butler Jr. High. Activities: Boy Officer, Boys ' Glee Club. Cho- rus, Football team. Future: Finan- cier. Hobbies: Dancing, hunting, photography. John Mullen lack 66 Billings Street. Entered from Varnum Jr. High. Future: Me- chanic. Hobbies: Baseball, foot- ball, swimming, skating. 69 Tolman. Avenue. Entered from PaU ' tucket Jr. High. Future: Civil service. Hobbies: Boxing, base- ball, football. y y v. 2, Francis Hart Murray Iiiin 75 Sixth Street. Entered from St. Michael ' s. Activities: Boy Officer, Newswriting. Future: Journalism. Hobbies: Sports, read- ing. John C. Murray Johnny Tyngsboro. Entered from Wins- low School, Tyngsboro. Activity: Boy Officer. Future: Carpenter. 1 lobbies: Hunting, fishing. I Margaret M Midge- yy 46 S Beacon Street. Entered from Varnum Jr. High. Future: Nuts- L b ing. Hobbies: Music, ice skating, reading. Robert Nagle Bob 42 Denton Street. Entered from Riverside. Activity: Spanish Club. Future: Technological Engineer. Hobbies: Swimming, skating, hunt- ing, dancing. 65 jr, George R. Nash Junior 80 Mt. Washington Street. En- tered from St. Joseph ' s High. Fu- ture: College. Hobbies: Roller- skating, ice skating, basketball. M n Neville 43 Vlrnock Street. Entered from Rivf aside. Activities: Special Chorus. Future: Nurse — Lowell General Hospital. Hobbies: Basi ball, reading, singing. 223 North Llewellyiv Street. En- tered from St. Patrick ' s. Activi- ty: Tri-Hi. Future: Secretary. Hobbies: Dancing, skating, movies, swimming. Walter Nicker son Pciham, N. H. Entered from Pel- ham Jr. High. Future: New I Iampshire State Police. Hobbies: Swimming, hunting, fishing, ski- ing. Louis George Nolin, Jr. V Slim Marsh Road, Pelham, N. H. En- tf ed f ronfyPelham Jr. High. Fu- Hobbies: Hunt- ling, fishing. Dorothy O ' Brien Dottieanne 5 3 Hildreth Street. Entered from Michael ' s. Activities: Co-Ed, Hi. Future: Modeling School. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming. W c lu Gail O ' Dea V S3 Belmont Avenue. Entered from Moody Jr. High. Activities: Girl Officer, Science Club, Marksman ' s Club, Archery Club. Future: Mary- mount College. Hobbies: Swim- ming, dancing, hunting, skating. 241 GA kfVIBtoad. 7 Entered from Muui Jr. High. Activities: Gin Officer, SpeciaMjCharyB J $fw Xy Science Club, ' Nindpun ionor So- ciety. Future: Simmons. Hobbies: Skating, dancing, swimming. Joanne O ' M alley 14 Crosby Street. Entered from Butler Jr. High. Future: Secretary. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, bowling. arcia M. O ' Malley 9 1 Concord Street. Entered from Immaculate Conception. Activi- ties: Co-Ed, Tri-Hi. Future: Sec- retary. Hobby: Sports. 66 AT ■• . ) I Will OsBORN 40 Cascade Avenue. Entered from Morey Jr. High. Activities: Spe- cial Chorus, Glee Club, Marks- man ' s Club. Girl Offic er. Future: College. Hobbies: Harseback-rid- ing, skiing, bowling, reading. William O ' Shea Bill 416 Wilder Street. Entered from Keith Academy. Future: College. Hobbies; Swimhaing, skatinc,, d nc- ing - y si Edward F. O ' Sullivan ' Eddie l Gourtland Street. EntereM from ' ActivtfTefA Eur. ■fficery J-Iome re: Business Ad- iicing. ministratio: skating, music SJI Annie Page Anne 9 Lane Court. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activity: Secre- tary. Future: Secretary. Hob- bies: Skating, dancing. Patricia P 37 Inla Ikini: M. Panagiotou SI Endicott Street. Entered from Pawtucket. Activities: Mr. Brown ' s Secretary. Future: Private Sec- retary. Hobbies: Tennis, reading, swimming, and bicycle riding. Charles Pangburn 1.1 Newell Street. EaKered from Mflrey Junior Hi b. Future: So- cial work. I Hobbies: Dancing, skating, swimming. Shirley Panton Shirl 121 A Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Future: Reception- ist. Hobbies: Swimming, skating, movies. Doris M. Pare Dot iV Mammoth Rd. Entered from Ste. Jeanne d ' Arc. Activities: Switchboard. Future: Secretary. Hobbies: Ice skating, dancing, swimming, bowJing. Pauline Parrington Paul 77 Crosby Street. Entered from Butler Junior High. Future: Sec- retary. Hobbies: Roller skating, swimming. 67 ife Marion Paulauskas 579 Lawrence Street. Entered from Butler Junior High. Activi- ties: Special Chorus. Future: Banking. Hubby: Music. f Doius Pearsall Dot 16 Phoebe Avenue. Entered from Pawtuckct. Activities: Nat. Hon. Soc, Red Cross, Sec. to Mr. Don- oghuc, Spanish Club, Baton Lead- er, Senior Sec. Future: Account- ant. Hobbies: Dancing, ice skat- i n g«piw4rn g an cT s wi m m i n g . Marjorie F. Pendergast Penny 109 Puffer Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Future: Comp- tometer operator. Hobbies: Danc- ing, swimming, ice skating, bowl- ing, hiking. Frank C. Peters Pete 3 Waverly Avenue. Entered from Moody Junior High. Activities: Boy Officer, Hi-Y, Footlighters. Future: Pharmacy at M. C. P. Hobbies: Sleeping, skiing, dancing, ping-pong, dramatics. Constance Aileen Peterson Connie 207 Mt. Hope Street. Entered from Pawtucket. Activities: Col. of Girls ' Battalion, Spindle, Red Cross, Spanish Club, Science Club, Red Cross Council. Future: Nurses training. Hobbies: Danc- ing, swimming, skating and mu- sic. Georgia Petrakos Pet 80 Kinsman Street. Entered from Butler Junior High. Activities: Leader Baton Twirlers, Red Cross Personnel, Review. Future: Private Secretary. Hobbies: Twirling, danc- ing, basketball, skating, swimming. bowling fe£%J Arlene Petroules 47 Rock Street. Entered from Bartlett Junior High. Future: Bradsliaw. Hobbies: Dancing, swim- ing, music. Pauline M. Pevey Polly 19 Arthur Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Future: Low- ell Commercial College. Hobbies: Dancing, bowling, swimming. 68 Thomas F. Phillips Tom 3 Burtt Street. Entered from m Portsmouth High. Activities: Hi-Y, Track. Future: Dentist. Hobbv: Roll! K! Picard Bob 46 Ursula Street, Entered from St. Joseph ' s. Activities: Left Guard tin football team. Future: t ollege. 1 lobby: Sports. M8 Pleasant Bafcrleqi A fmi or Jflj L MarkahJ Cnorus, Archery Club. Secretary. I fubbi dancing, bowling, nit;, skating, bi cy cling. Russrr i. S. Pierce Kn 55 Jfol P vtuJftetV) Street] -Entered u frf J Ki$£jJj|Jl p F fqi«: Ma- rines. Ho U Sis Peujfs. Activities: Girl Officer. Future: Dressmaker. Hobbies: Mu- sic, art, horseback riding swim- JOSEPH J. PODGORSKI, JR. Rncko 44 Third Street. Entered from Varnum. Activities: Boy Officer, Sports. Future: College. Hobbies: Sports, Model Railroad. I in ODOR] I 1. POOR1 7V, 243 Wbrthen Street. Entered from Bartlett Junior High. Activities: Boy Officer, News writing Class. Future: Radio. Hobbies: Stamps, baseball. Audrey E. Pokj tk 9 5 Midland Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities: Special Chorus, Glee Club, Or- chestra, Home Room Rep., Eur. Cult. Club. Future: Emerson Col- lege. Hobbies: Dancing, swim- Lubert Porter Loit 26 Alma Street. Entered from Ste. Jeanne d ' Arc. Future: Machinist. Hobbies: Swimming, skating, driv- ing, automobiles, drinking coffee. POUI IN Jim 1 1 5 8 Grand Street. Entered from Butler Junior High. Activities: Band, Boys ' Glee Club, Special Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Science Club. Future: College. Hob- bies: Sports, dancing, music. ,M : I hi EN T. PbULIOS V S; tf«v jv 81 Mt. Vernon Street. Entered from Bartlett Junior High. Ac- tivities: Mr. McHugh ' s secretary, Chorus. Future: Secretary. Hob- bies: Swimming, dancing, sports, sewing. tf 69 William R. Powers Bill 15 Newbury Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities: Boy Officer. Future: Technologi- cal Engineering. Hobbies: Sports, music, driving, eating. James J. Prokos Jimmy IV Dempsey Place. Entered from St. Joseph ' s. Activities: Stamp Club. Future: Executive. Hob- bies: Dancing, basketball, swim- ming, football. Paul Edward Putnam Put 21 Fourth Street. Entered from Varnum Junior High. Activities: Boy Officer, Hi-Y. Future: Whole- saler. Hobbies: Dancing, swim- ming, basketball, football, skating. Thomas Quealy 136 Smith Street. Entered from Morey Junior (High. Future: Low- ebby: Sports. John Quinn Quiuny 314 Wentworth Avenue. Entered from Moody Junior High. Activ- ities: Boy Officer. Future: Col- lege. Hobbies: Sports, music. Shirley iRFrfrt RavsJ lnc Sbbf 1070 Middlesex jStVeet. U tnlered tram Moi|ey OJur ' ior Hidn. Adtiv- Personnel. ccountutg School. Hob- b s y CollectingXpnotographs and hnies, dancing sports, Betty More : Allei aeon Street. mown Bible Instft wf, Allen- town, Pa. Future: College. Hob- bies: Music, sewing, reading, draw- ing. Lois Mary Raycroft Louie 247 Beacon Street. Entered from Morristown Central School, Mor- ristown. New York. Future: Col- lege. Hobbies: Ice skating, music, reading. 70 Ai i t- J. Ri ii i I Alley 3 Dalton Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities: G. O.. Marksman ' s Club. Future: Nurses ' Training. Hobbies: Swim- ming, reading. John F. Run v. Jr. Jack 198 Holy rood Avenue. Entered from Moody Junior High. Activi- ties: Football, basketball, baseball, Hi-Y, Science Club, Review, Lunchroom. Future: College. Hobbies: Stamp collecting, sports, dancing, coin collecting. kian Fkancis Reynolds Rabbi fChito 21 Powell Sn-eet. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities: Baseball. Future: College. Hob- bies: Baseball, dancing, bowling, boxing. i i4 (JBirasford Avenue. Entered 1 iwfn Moody Junior High. Activ- ities: Football track, Capt. base- Xoall, Col. Boy Officers, lunchroom, Alt. Sfutient Senator, Review. Fu- ture: Civil Engineer. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, skiing. James B. Reynoltk Jim 174 4th Avenue. Entered from Pawtucket Junior High. Future: Business. Hobby: Work. ■lUJreth Tjreet. tntetfed from IVerth Atadenty. Activities: Sports, 5a Models FutfcraJ Electrician. ks: Model racecar and air- plane buildin R -- ating, swimming, tennis. u jl $yt 71 jr- Charlotte Richardson Charl Willow Street, Pelham, N. H. En- tered from Pelham Jr. High. Fix- ture: School of Hairdressing and Beauty Culture. Hobbies: Horse- back riding, djmcirtg, swimming. Ruth Ru k vvy Avenue. rom Morey Junior High, ties: Retailing Club, Club, Eur. Cult. Club. Chamberlain School of Retailing. Hobbies: Dancing, collecting sou- venirs, bowling, reading, wrjting Entered Activi- Bowling Future: fj Luce Street. Entered from ' Moody Junior High. Activities: Review Staff, Spindle Staff, Hi-Y, Secretary of Science Club, Major in the Regiment. Future: Lowell Textile Institute. Hobbies: Golf, skating, sports, dancing. Joan Francis Riley Joanie 20 Dover Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities: Personnel, Nat. Hon. Soc, Sci- lice Club, Eur. Cult. Club, Tri- Hi. Future: Registered Nurse. Hobbies: Ice skating, swimming, collecting photographs. Ann L. Roberts Shorty ' 14 Chamber Street. Entered from Sacred Heart. Activities: Twirlers. Future: College. Hobbies: Danc- ing, twirling, swimming. Raymond A. Robey Schtnoo S 9 Lamb Street. Entered from Pawtucket Junior High. Activi- ties: Band, Orch., Drumming. Future: Electrical Engineer. Hob- bies: Swimming, drumming, bowl- Claudette G. Rochette Claudie 4 Dalton Place. Entered from St. Louis ' . Future: Bookkeeper. Hob- bies: Dancing, swimming, bowl- ing. Natalie F. Rodger Nat 3 7 Hildreth Street. Entered from South Junior, Waltham. Activ- ities: G. O. Retailing Club, Bowl- ing, Rep. Spindle. Future: Store Buyer. Hobbies: Skating, swim- ming, horseback riding. Dorothy Rita Rollo Dotty 122 West 6th Street. Entered from St. Michael ' s. Activities: Retail- ing Club. Future: Store Buyer. Hobbies: Skating, bowling, and dancing. Irene Romanowski Rene 1 Raymond Place. Entered from Varnum Junior High. Future: Hairdresser. Hobbies: Dancing, bowling, swimming. 72 r i i i C Rondeau i54 Cumberland Road. Entered from St. Louis. Activities: Span- ish Club. Future: Lowell Com- mercial College. Hobbies: Dancing, skating, swim m ing, bow Ling. l iukmaim; E. Rousseau Charlie 1 41 7 Bridge Street. Entered from St. Michael ' s. Activities: Sec. Re- tailing Club. Future: Textile. Hobbies: Dancing, writing, bowl- ing, skating, tennis, collecting auto- graphs, souvenirs and photographs. ed from Activities: Tri-Hi, Soc. Future: Nurse. Hobbies: Reading, dancing. Mary Rusomanis Broadway. Ente v • 3 98 Broadway. Entered from ' . sjiartlett Junior High. Activities: «s V — Special Chorus, Glee Club, Red Cross Rep., News writ ing, basket- ball, Mixed Chorus, Dramatics, ur. Cult. Club, Archery, H. R. Rep. Future: Criminal Psychol- ogy. Hobbies: Driving, sleeping, dancing. y v X 22 Ernest Ruszczvk Russ 22 Agaw r am Street. Entered from ft m Vit. Stanislaus. Activities: Foot- le ji ball team, baseball. Future: Drafts- h V maV Wobby: Dr ' reaming. ' JU Charlotte M. Sadlieb Cbarl 70 Cosgrove Street. Entered from Sacred Heart. Activities: English Book Room, Tri-Hi. Future: Com- mercial College. Hobbies: Danc- ing, swimming, horseback riding anet Anne St. Ongi Q 1 92 School Street. Entered from Bartlett Junior High. Activities: Eur. Cult. Club, Science Club, Chorus. Future: Nursing. Hob- bies: Reading, dancing, basket- ball, swimming, piano. Shirley M. Santos Skirl 3 2 Mariner Street. Entered from Butler Junior High. Activities: Baton Leader, Review. Future: Sec- retary. Hobbies: Dancing, swim- ming, skating, horseback riding, twirling. Al K i Sarkisian Al £e. Entered ' from Higjfc- Activities: rloprmaster ' s oorjiiAster s s c- Tcwry. Hub- tffg, swimming, to Ogen Sarkisian 185 Grand Street. Entered from Butler Junior High. Activities: Special Chorus. Future: College. Hobbies: Driving, dancing, read- ing, swimming. OU 73 Jane C. Saunders Buddy 23 5 Princeton Blvd. Entered from Morey. Activities: Girl Officers. Review. Future: Teachers ' Col- lege. Hobbies: Reading dancing, cam Anita Savard Nita 195 Powell Street. Entered from Varnum School. Future: Nurse. Hobbies: Dancing, movies. 7Wi j Nancy Jam: Scott f rr N ance 24 Hampshire Street. Entered from Varnum Junior High. Activities: G. O., Treasurer Eur. Cult. Club, Science Club. Future: Educator. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, read- ing, basketball. Maiuia Ann Scully Marsh SO Rea Street. Entered from Immaculate Conception. Activities: Vice Pres. Marksman ' s Club, Bas- ketball, Science Club, Bowling League. Future: Dental Hy- gienist. Hobbies: Sports, driving. Hi knar!) Shapiro Bertiie 1 3 Belmont Street. Entered from Moiey Junior High. Activities: Boy Officer. Future: Chemist. Hobbies: Bowling, football, swim- ming, baseball, dancing, camp Marilyn Joyce Shaw 877 Westford Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activ- ities: Marksman ' s Club, Tri-Hi Future: Accountant. Hobb Dancing, tennis, skating. Ann Sher ' Betty ' Cob urn Road, Tyngsboro, Mass. Entered from XX ' inslow, Tyngsboro. Activities: Pres. of Marksman ' s Club, Science Club, Orchestra. Future: Simmons College. Hob- bies: Shooting, swimming, water- skiing, tennis, ping-pong, knitting. trtet. TanisEiAas. Activities: Girl Officer, Perso tnStaft. Future: Stenographer. Hobbies: Collecting pictures, dancing, swimming, read- K Map Marion R. Shu.linklr Thomas Siegars Cigars , IS Westford Street. Entered from Butler Junior High. Activities: Special Chorus, Boys ' Glee Club, Band. Future: Transportation. Hobbies: Skiing, camping,, swim- ming, skating. 74 • Uiviiiiv l ' SlI ( OX S2 _ . Bl 1 Kl (10 Varnum Avenue. Entered from Pawtuckct. Activities: Rain- bow. Future: Typist. Hob- bies: PosI Card Collecting. i I AjJ S h i-ttjjdrrauncey Avenue. Entered from [(Morey Junior High. Activities: Special Chorus. Science Club, Eur. Cult. Club. Future: Lowell State Teachers ' . Hobbies: Skating, sew- ing, swimming. 669 Central Street. Entered from Butler Junior High. Activities: G. O., Special Chorus, Red Cross Rep., Treas. Tri-Hi, Treas. Co-ed Club. Marksman ' s Club. Future: Lowell State Teachers ' . Hobbies: Basketball and dancing. A mC v. Morey Eddie venue. Entered from Junior Highi. , 4 cciv ' ties: ker. ■Future: Hobbies: Bas- Lt. Col. -Boy j Tufts Univeps y ketball, baseball. V Edward E. Sinnett, Jr. Shortie 107 South Loring Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activ- ities: Band, Special Chorus, Glee Club, Footlighter, Co-ed. Fu- ture: Art School. Hobbies: Swim- ming, dancing, art, singing. tbu tP W L i - fi c ...... Christos Sintros 43 Franklin Street. Entered from Bartlett Junior High. Activities: Boy Officer, Special Chorus. Fu- ture: College. Flobbies: Sports, bowling, dancing, driving. Eileen Smalj I 72 West Sixth Street. Entered from Varnum Junior High. Fu- ture: Ofiicc Work. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming. Kt- Charles Smith Smitty 190 D. Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities: Boy Officer, Science Club, Future: College. Hobbies: Sports, music. Donna Marie Smith 78 Hildreth Street. Entered from St. Michael ' s. Activities: G. O., Senior Treas., Homeroom Rep Tri-Hi. Future: State Teach Coliege. Hobbfos:. Skihjig campX ing, swimming, Btkatin is Smith Smitty 91 Viola Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activity: Special Chorus. Future: Medical Secretary. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, piano, reading. 7) 3 Kathleen M. Smith Kay 23 9 East Merrimack Street. En- tered from Immaculate Conception. Future: Nursing. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, reading. Mary E. Smith Smitty 505 Wilder Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities: Spindle Staff, Floormaster ' s Secre- tary, Science Club, Spanish Club, Eur. Cult. Club. Future: Col- lege. Hobbies: Skating, dancing, driving, swimming. Walter Danford Smith, Jr. Dan 2 5 Putnam Avenue. Entered from Edward Little High, Auburn, Me. Activities: Band, Orchestra, Sci- ence Club, Review. Future: Mu- sician. Hobbies: Music, record collecting, reading, art, appreci- ation. oj 2 s - ' Ray M. C. A. Entered from Morey anior High. Activities: Boy Offi- cer. Future: Textile Engineer. Hobbies: Sports, dancing. 11 Ji ) ' MAURKTO $OUCY Moc 9 Emery Avenue. Entered from St. Jeanne D ' Arc. Future: Unde- cided. Hobbies: Swimming, bowl- ing, baseball. Dolores Ann Sousa Dodo ' 104 Bedford Avenue. Entered from Pawtucket Junior High. Ac- tivities: Personnel, Nat. Hon. Soc, G. O., Tri-Hi. Future: Secre- tary. Hobbies: Swimming, danc- ing, basketball. Lenore M. Sousa Pepsi 116 Midland Street. Entered irom St. Peter ' s. Activities: Red Cross, Tri-Hi, Marksman ' s Club, G. O. Future: Bookkeeper. Hobbiej Skating, dancing. h Anne Marie Spead 1 1 Conlon Terrace. Entered from St. Patrick ' s. Activities: G. O., Tri-Hi, Spindle Rep. Future: Nursing. Hobbies: Dancing, skiing, tennis, art, swimming, collecting scr. ' pbooks. , AmsTr.A Spesswi ' . Arts 121 Powell Street. Entered frorT Morey Junior High. Activities Red Cross, Special Chorus. Fuuwf: - Fashion Designer. Hobbies sical Music, dancing, art, tenni Arthur BarTLETT Spraguk Arty 8 Conlon Terrace. Entered from Bartlett School. Activity: Boy Orhcer. Future: Pharmacist. Hob- bies: Basketball, football, rishing. 76 |ac queline Stack pole Jackie 241 Moore Street. Entered from Notre Dame Academy. Future: Nursing. Hobby: Dancing. Daniel J. Stankiewicz Dan 79 Fremont Street. Filtered from Varnum Junior High. Future: Barber School. Hobbies: Base- ball, football. Phyllis A. Stead Phil 10 Kensington Street. Entered from Riverside Grammar. Future: Dietitian. Hobbies: Collecting photographs. Helen N. Sttecce Boops a Alice Jean Stemporzewski Al Entered from St. ivities: Switch- ajiish Club. V y Hobbies: Atu- , dancing, swun- V Beverly Jane Stewart 2 Dutton Street. Filtered from Stoneham, Mass. Activities: Re- view, Nat. Hon. Soc, Vice Pies. Red Cross, Special Chorus, Mixed Glee Ciub. Future: Teachers ' Col- lege Hobbies: Bowling, music, reading, sewing, crocheting, col- lecting buttons and stamps. Irene Stowelx 17 Sehaffer Street. Entered from Bartlctt Junior High. Activities: Treas. Nat. Hon. Soc, Girls ' Glee Club, Science Club, G. O. Future: Boston College School of Nursing. Hobbies: Dancing, reading, knit- ting. (h Mary ,{t StraljjJhan Gumpus Rd., Pelhan N. H tered from Pclhani Jr. High, tivities: Baton Twirlers, Brown ' s Sec, Basketball. Future Secretary. Hobbies: Dancing roller and ice skating, swimming. Claralyn E. Strobel 112 Marshall Rd. Entered from Butler Junior High. Future: Dietics. Hobbies: Reading, knit- ting, dancing. £- Elmer Dean Stuart, Jr. M 116 Dingwell Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activity: Boy Officer. Future: Navy School. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, track. 77 V ycv (j Vcv Wv V Lillian Delora Mountford 56! Princeton Blvd., Lowell. En- tered from Keene High School, Keene, N. H. Activity: Red Cross. Future: Stenographer. Hobbies: Drawing, dancing, sports. Beverly Sullivan Debbie 41 Putnam Avenue. Entered from Morey. Activity: President of Kclaiiing Club. Future: Secre- tary. Hobbies: Dancing, swim- ming, tennis. Clair E. Sullivan Sully HI Lawrence Street. Entered from St. Peter ' s. Activities: Tri-Hi and Chorus. Future: Telephone Operator. Hobbies: Bowling, skating, swimming. Theresa A. Suprey Terry 42 Arlington Street. Entered from St. Patrick ' s. Activities: Baton I ' widen, Tri-Hi, Basketball. Fu- ture: Typist. Hobbies: Dancing, skating, swimming, driving. Peter Charles Sweeney 6f St. James Street. Entered from Butler Junior High. Activities: Retail Club, Retail Bowling Club. Future: business. Hobbies: Bowl- ing, dancing, movies, stamp col- lecting. Thomas Sweeney 23 St. James Street. Entered from Sacred Heart. Activities: H-Y, Nat. Hon. Soc. Future: Chemist. Hob- bies: Dancing, sports. Sophia A. Szarek Zos 2 1 1 Lakeview Avenue. Entered from St. Stanislaus. Future: Nurse. Hobbies: Ice skating, tennis, dancing. Rita F. Sz 1 Hampshire Street. Ente St. Stanislaus. Activities: Marks man ' s Club, Tri-Hi. Futu Nursing. Hobbies: Dancing, swim- ming, ice skating ji x 244 Suffolk Street: Bartlett Junior High. Activities: Glee Club, Debating Society, B. O. Future: College. Hobbies: Danc- ing, bowling, tennis, collecting rec- ords. Donald Taylor Don 81 Glen wood Street. Entered from Moody Junior High. Activity: Band. Future: Business. Hob- bies: Dancing, riding, playing drums. 78 i jU tr 1 1 England Stuxi-- — Entered from Butler Junior High. Activities: Girl Officer, Retailing Club. Fu- ture: Store Buyer. Hobbies: Vs miming, bowling. Anita Pearl Tellier Tolsy IW Avon Street. Entered from Stc. Jeanne d ' Arc. Future: Sec- retary. Hobbies: Dancing, swim- ming, skating. Caroline Temple Bobby 73 Temple Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activities: Floor master ' s secretary. Future: Typist. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, skating, shows. Shirley Tessier S7 Flale Street. Fntered from Junior High. Activity: A Natjonal Honor Society. Future: J?lv L 1 eachers Colle S e - Hobbies: DanciTrg, skating, reading. Eric D. Thomson I 3 t Cumberland t run tiyitits bics: Skatin; §-£ - . thy ,umbeiland M oadf , Entered Varnuili Imp High. Ac- .. Lt. fG6U. ppy Officer, Re ieV tjStf, Treas Hi- kib. Fu turfc: Boston tfJniversiu. Hob Frank TWom i-son Buddy 508 Concord Street. Entered from Immaculate Conception. Future: School. Hobbies: Basketball 5 01 . WeXjwjbrth Avenue. Entered trofttV Moody Junior High. Activ- arksman ' s Club, Tri-Hi, tf son new. Future: Kathcrinc nbbs School. Hobbies: Dancing, Jing, swimming. •m )OM John C. TlLTON, Jack 3 24 Suffolk Street. Entered from Bartlett Junior High. Future: Service. Hobbies: Movies, swim- ming, boating, painting, skating, cards. Henry A. Trzc inskiV-, j ' Hank 2 L Read Street. Entered from Varnum Junior High. Activities: Boy Officer. Future: College. Hob- by: Sports. Richard Paul TuL Dick 24 Light Avenuer Entered from Keith Academy. Activities: Boy Officer, Review. Future: Lowell Textile Institute. Hobbies: Read- ing, sports. 79 M E. TuRCOTTE Bill 2 8 West Bowen Street. Entered from Keith Academy. Activities: Boy Officer, Baseball Team. Fu- ture: Chemist. Hobbies: Base- ball, hockey, bowling, dancing, swimming. Pauline Tyrrell Paul 3 1 5 Wentworth Avenue. Entered from Immaculate Conception. Ac- tivities: Tri-Hi. Future: Nurse. Hobbies: Dancing, horsebacjt rid- Robert Tyrrell ' Hnck 3 1 5 Wentworth Avenue. Entered from Moody Junior High. Activ- ities: Boy Officer. Future. Fitch- burg Normal School. Hobby: A.NTHOULA TzANETAKOS Ann y AN I HOUJ A 612 Broadway. Entered from Bartlett Junior High. Activities: G. O., Special Chorus, Eur. Cult. Club, Girls ' Glee Club, Mixed Glee Club. Future: State Teachers. Hobbies: Music, dancing. 612 Bartlett Eur. Cfc Special Chorus Alifed ,£le Future: Bookkeeper Collecting, postcards, dancing, mu- sic. Corliss Vaughn 134 West Forest Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activ- ities: Science Club, Tri-Hi Fu- ture: Secretary. Hobbies: Photog- raphy, record collecting. John Vaughn Jack 268 Parker Street. Entered from Keith Academy: Activity: Cho rus. Future: College. Hobbies Baseball, basketball, fishing. 220 Charles Street. Enter. Butler. Activity: SpeciaV Cho- rus. Future: Office Clerk and Typist. Hobbies: Bowling, collect- ing phonograph records, singing, taking photographs. Arlington Street . Bartlett. fiMi Club, Bowjinj: 1 Club. Northeastern University. Fishing, hunting, sports Byron Vlahakis Vee 136 Bowers Street. Enterl Bartlett. Activity: Hi h Show. Future: College bies: Weight lifting, boxing ling, swimming. 80 : I r c Street! flAicrc from Mu- re). ActiviiyT Spindle. Future: Undecided. Hobbies: Music, art, S. Irene Walki r 63 I pping Street. Entered from Riverside, Activity: Switchboard. Future: Secretary. Hobby: Base- ball. Roger Whee treet. Entered from High. Future: Col- obbics: Dancing, bowling, Ball, ice skating. Mary Whitworth Mickey 4 Agawam Street. Entered from Sacred Heart. Future: Nursing. Hobbies: Hiking, reading. ROBI ru C. W ii i Bob 1 9 V.muim Avenue. Entered from Pawtucket Junior High. Ac- tivities: Lt. Col., Nat. Hon. Soc, Review, Eur. Cult. Club, Band, Dramatic Club. Future: 1 )art- mouth College. I lobbies: Skiing, skating, swimming, trumpet. Bette Witts 73 Pleasant Street. Entered from Immaculate Conception. Future: Office Work. Hobbies: Bowling, Laura H. Woj ik Lodzia 108 Concord Street. Entered from St. Stanislaus. Activities: Girl Orficcr, Tri-Hi, Co-ed. Future: Nurse. Hobbies: Dancing, swim- ming. Richard Wooofall Muscles 143 Upham Street. Entered from Morey Junior High, Future: Me- chanic. Hobbies: Baseball, hockey. W ' OOSTER 71 Stanley Street. Entered from Varnum Junior High. ' ' Activities: Baseball, track. FuKlrjr Business- man. Hobbies: SV nminp, skat- Arthur Wrisley Wris f 998 Middlesex Street. Entered from Morey Junior High. Activity: Basketball. Future: College. Hob- bies: Swimming, sports. Iv NS ntered from J rnioJ rligh. Future: Rancher. Hobbies: Hunting, fish- ing, skating. Donald Zahoruiko Psareek Mt. Rock Avenue, Tyngsboro. En- tered from Varnum. Future: Build and drive racing cars. Hob- bies: Auto racing, sports. WlNNEFRED R. ZeINER Winnie 10 Pay ton Street. Entered trom Butler Jr. High. Future: Col- lege. Hobbies: Swimming, ice skating, roller-skating, horseback- Martin Zelickman Marty 68 Oakland Street. Entered from Morey. Activity: Boy Officer. Future: Las Vegas. Hobbies: Sports, driving, dancing, bowling. Betty Zubick Baz 330 Stevens Street. Entered from Morey. Activities: Spanish Club, Footlighters, Eur. Cult. Club. Fu- ture: Teaching. Hobby: Record collecting. 82 ■_ . • • LtaJJ J ropnecu Endowed with supernatural vision, wc have a miraculous gift of seeing many years into the future, and predict that: Brian Reynolds, well known pro-football star, is collecting French poodles for a hobby. Flo Berard is making herself a fortune raising rabbits. Row Dow ' s dancing studio has put the Fred Astaire schools out of business. Barbara Berke is billed at Carnegie Hall as ' Barbara and her Magic Violin. Minnie Mavraides, coach of the Lowell High football team, is still taking champion teams down south. Gail O ' Dea, faithful football fan till the end. knows the road to Florida well. Burt Iiehtbody is now basketball coach for the Boston Celtics, who arc now enjoy- ing their fifth undefeated season. Bob Ready and Elmo Marchand arc both with the circus as the world ' s strongest and tallest men. Dick Tully, still a bachelor, is now one of our greatest doctors, specializing in child care. Dottic Silva is head nurse at a hospital for injured athletes. Bob Wilcox, renowned author, has just written a best seller, entitled Is the World Round or Flat. Emma Cirasella, magnificently portraying the leading role in Why Can ' t Mr. Jones Carry a Melody? Doris Lundstedt, now residing in Illinois, is specializing in pediatrics. Mary Rusomanis, a famous criminologist, has now left the Supreme Courc, after her psychoanalysis of The Brink Robbers. John Taminakos has edited a spelling book. Patsy Panas and Roland Laurin have opened up a day nursery. Georgia Petrakos is secretary for Mr. Wilfrid Boulger. Jack Lyons is head usher at Radio City. Mike Conrad has been promoted to head proofreader at The Lowell Moon. 84 The acquisition of Art Wrisley, basketball whiz, has considerably strengthened the power of the Boston Celtics. Pat Gibson ' s faithfulness to baseball has finally paid off. It is rumored she will wed The Home Run King. Jack Laffey has taken Hollywood by storm, replacing Guy Madison. Leo Avila has taken over Leo Durocher ' s managerial chores. Barbara Zwicker has replaced Doris Day in popularity contests. Frank Gentle is a multi-millionaire. Dada Dagoumas is the world ' s flagpole sitting champion. Joe Harvey is our foreign correspondent to Egypt. John Brady is still visiting his sand banks and counting the grains of sand. Bill Kyriacopoulos is the owner of a famous hotel which has more porters than any hotel in the country. Fred Bennett, because of his ability to speak French so fluently, was recently chosen as ambassador to China. George Balatsas, cub reporter, almost started an international riot, when he wrote an article about English literature. Eileen King is a Powers model. Need more be said? Francis Murray has written an article entitled, How it Feels to be a Walking Encyclopedia. Connie Peterson is a colonel in the United States Women ' s Auxiliary. Shirley Santos, better known as Fifi, is the wife of a famous attorney. Eddie Silva is one of the country ' s greatest criminal lawyers. Ray Armstrong, a Republican, is president of General Motors. Barbara Morris runs a daily column called Have you a problem you don ' t want? Anne Marie Spead, coached by Jack Bridgford, is now running the thirty-yard dash in the Olympics. Gini Gauthier was recently voted one of the ten best dressed women. Marcia Scully is the new tennis champion of the world. Dave Glasheen has a successful ski-tow which he and George Quirbach operate at Sun Valley. Mary Smith is in Washington as the President ' s personal secretary. Miriam and Walter Gallagher have settled down in their little white cottage. Maryrita McCarthy has opened a rifle school with Betty Sherburne and Maryrit. Ash as her assistants. Ray Liston is managing editor of the New York Times, ably assisted by Charlie Riley as business manager. Helen Marie Dinneen ' s winning personality has gained her great success in her nursing career. Eddie Sinnett ' s sense of humor has won for him the number one spot as the nation ' s top comedian, with Elwood Bent running a close second. Dr. Allegra Genest has helped many children at the famous Children ' s Hospital. Swank, the exclusive shop for men in New York, is under the management of Paul McQuade and Paul Putnam. Freddie Gleason ' s candy shop is continually gaining popularity at Hampton Beach. Jackie Vaughan has no difficulty in meeting the jockey requirements. Middle College is proud to announce Nancy Scott has been promoted to head of the French department. Ray Dempsey is not having difficult time fulfilling his duties on the program Matinee with Bob and Ray. Pat Finnegan tutors students in Latin. Chuck Johnston has opened up a school for safety. Kay Psoinas is a foreign correspondent in Germany. Jack Brennan ' s new book Wealth of Words is very useful to all people. Lois Long ' s new hit song is Donny My Boy. Joe Haggerty is still a very eligible bachelor. Pat Leclair is meeting many interesting and famous people while working for the American Airlines. President Charles Smith of the L. T. I. is the youngest President in the history of the Institute. Jane Saunders is currently being featured on several of the country ' s top magazines. Connie Coughlin ' s girls ' basketball team recently won the state Championship. Bob Picard ' s summer swimming classes are overflowing with eager students. Irene Stowell and Mary McLarnon have recently become associated with the Mayo Clinic. Jack Reilly and Don Kierstead run a specialty shop for tall men. 86 Frannie Kiluk and Rita Lamb are preparing an art exhibit in New York. Doris Donovan ' s day nursery is gaining much recognition as having very well behaved students. Russell White ' s Boston Red Sox are on the top of the American League. Barbara Gardner ' s interior decorating shops are world famous. Campbell Gibson and Roger Godreau are co-owners of the Drive With Care School. Connie Crowley is a successful newspaper woman. Barbara Silk ' s biological knowledge has brought her fame in the world of Science. Tom Garvey has returned to L. T. I. as Professor of Protons. Two of the most famous models appearing in New York ' s exclusive fashion shows are Lucy Ann McGuire and Ann Marie Kelly. Bill Turcotte coaches the L. H. S. baseball team. Alma Pierce is a medical secretary. Bob Lemire is professor of math at Harvard. Ben Lambert directs the All-American Glee Club. Donna Smith is a member of the House of Representatives. Frannie Furtado runs a Lonely Hearts Club. Ruthie Drury is active in all worthy campaigns throughout the city. Eric Thompson has taken over for Captain Murray. Shirley Tessier is Dean of Kathleen Dell Business School. John McQuade owns the chain of grocery stores, the P. A. Charlotte Kosartes ' s modern dancing classes are filled to capacity. Barbara Brown is bringing better relations between Chim and the U. S. Ann Hurley is still typing vital reports. To those of you whom we have insulted, we apologize; and to those of you whom we have left out, we only say that you ' re probably better off. Signed and sealed this somber day in June. Your Two Anonymous Friends. 87 -Senior jrtin f otl Best Boy Actor: Frank Peters Best Girl Actress: Emma Cirasella Best Boy Orator: Frank Peters Best Boy Athlete: Brian Reynolds Best Girl Athlete: Marcia Scully Boy Most Likely to Succeed: Fred Karol Best Girl Orator: Frances Kyriacopoulos Most Popular Boy: Brian Reynolds Most Popular Girl: Gail O ' Dea Most Handsome Boy: Fred Gleason Most Beautiful Girl: Lucy Ann McGuire Best Boy Dancer (Ballroom) : Royal Dow Best Girl Dancer (Ballroom): Theresa Guthrie Most Talented Boy: Ben Lambert Most Talented Girl: Barbara Berke Boy Bookworm: Fred Karol Girl Bookworm: Doris Fine Girl Most Likely to Succeed: Doris Fine Best Boy Musician: John Leite Best Girl Musician: Barbara Berke Most Popular Man Teacher: Francis P. Reardon Most Popular Woman Teacher: Hildegarde St. Onge Boy Most Likely to Make an Important Contribution to Human Progress: Fred Karol Girl Most Likely to Make an Important Contribution to Human Progress: Doris Fine Class Comedian: Elwood Bent Class Comedienne: Shirley Arpin Best Dressed Boy: Paul McQuade Best Dressed Girl: Virginia Gauthier 88 C irl LJfjitcrs BawITA Lawler — Direct or Rosi O ' Niil — Assist ant Mar.iorie Curry Colonel — Constance A. Peterson Lieutenant Colonel — Alma L. Pit iu i FIRST BATTALION Major — Jeannette C. Dion Adjutant — Rita Lamb Company A Captain Gail O ' Dea 1st Lieut., Patricia Finnegan 2nd Lieut., Irene Stowell Company C Captain, Margaret Furey 1st Lieut., Carol A. Floyd 2nd Lieut., Alleera Genest Company B Captain, Emma Cirasella 1st Lieut., Betty Laferriere 2nd Lieut., Glennis Corr Company D Captain, Rosemary Liston 1st Lieut., Doris Fine 2nd Lieut., Nancy Scott SECOND BATTALION Major — Bernice Bowlan Adjutant — Anne C. Barrows Company A Captain, Ann M. Cremin 1st Lieut., Muriel Bloomberg 2nd Lieut., Theresa Sibiga Company C Captain, Frances Kyriacopoulos 1st Lieut., Ann M. McShea 2nd Lieut., Marcia Kosik Company D Captain, Rita Pilato 1st Lieut., Barbara Zwicker 2nd Lieut., Joan Kartcher Company D Captain, Theresa Long 1st Lieut., Patricia Callahan 2nd Lieut., Alice Reilly 80 THIRD BATTALION Major — Ruth Drury Adjutant — Virginia Gauthier Company A Captain, Lenore Sousa 1st Lieut., Athena Logothetis 2nd Lieut., Demetra Bolianites Company B Captain, Agnes Cremin 1st Lieut., Natalie Rodger 2nd Lieut., Nancy McElroy Company C Captain, Eileen King 1st Lieut., Barbara Morris 2nd Lieut., Miriam Kahn Company D Captain, Helen Dinneen 1st Lieut., Ann M. Spead 2nd Lieut., Helena Corkran FOURTH BATTALION Major — Helen Kokas Adjutant — Marion Sidel inker Company A Captain, Charlotte Kosartes 1st Lieut., Dorothea Silva 2nd Lieut., Helen Stecchi Company B Captain, Gloria Winn 1st Lieut., Judith Black 2nd Lieut., Laura Wojcik Company C Captain, Evangeline Karas 1st Lieut., Dolores Sousa 2nd Lieut., Glorie DeYincenzi Company D Captain, Doris Donovan 1st Lieut., Katherine Mollahan 2nd Lieut., Janice Osborn FIFTH BATTALION Major — Florence Berard Adjutant — Isabella Taylor Company A Captain Lucy Ann McGuire 1st Lieut., Jane Saunders 2nd Lieut., Anthoula Tzanetakos Company B Captain, Kathryn Kennedy 1st Lieut.. Barbara Brown 2nd Lieut., Alice Ferreira Company C Captain, Donna Smith 1st Lieut., Rita Burke 2nd Lieut., Gloria Grantz Company D Captain, Jane Fletcher 1st Lieut., Miriam O ' Heir 2nd Lieut., Marv Economou 90 Aunior KJJrlri cerS Rita Pearsall, Secretary; Geraldine O ' Malley, Treasurer; Gloria Veiga, President; Janet Gibson, Vice-Pres- ident. Front: President, William Sarmen- to; 1st Vice-President, James Mc- Mahon. Rear: Secretary, Kay Mur- phy; 2nd Vice-President, Richard Foss; Treasurer, Carol Dunn. Front: Phillip Reilly, President; Carol Sargent, Treasurer. Back: Doris Smith, Secretary; Douglas Mercier, 2nd Vice-President; Ray- mond True, 1st Vice-President. 92 Senior C «JJ L y titer. front: Raymond Armstrong, President; Fred Bennett, first Vice-President. Rear: Donna Marie Smith, Treasurer; Doris Pearsall, Secretary; Charlotte Kosartes, second Vice-President. 93 rromc l .oom l corcsen la lives First row. Athena Korologos, Marguerite McKenna, Anne Marie Hurley, Charles Johnston, Norma Clinton, Charlotte Kosartes, Donna Smith. Second row: Elwood Bent, Lorraine Belanger, Inez Dove, Mary Aslanian, Audrey Porcer, Shirley Hamel, Doris Lundstedt, Jane Fletcher, Donald Dalphond. Third row. Frank Gentle, Daniel Stankewicz, Royal Dow, Paul Berwick, Edward O ' Sullivan, John Bridgeford, Andrew Dagumas. The Senior Home Room Representatives were chosen last fall to assist the home room teachers in collecting the class dues and selling tickets for the annual school show and play. The representatives also helped to plan the Senior Social, which was held March 3, 195 at the Rex Roof Gardens with the music furnished by Sonny Carl- son ' s Orchestra, and the Senior Prom, which will always be a cherished memory to all of us. 94 i Icilioiutt rronor - ocieti ' I Front: Claire Hebert, Athena Korologas, Janet Byers, Irene Stowell, Benjamin Lambert, Barbara Berke, Robert Wilcox, Beverly Stewart. Middle: Avis Hartford, Joan Riley, Kathleen McNeil, Dons Pearsall, Georgia Petrakos, Phyllis Rowbotham, Allegra Genest, Judith Black, Muriel Bloom- berg, Lucy Ann Maguire, Frances Kyriacopoulos. Rem: Ann Marie Hurley, Doris Fine, Dolores Sousa, Shirley Tessier, Ronald Gagne, Raymond Liston, Fred Karol, Thomas Sweeney, Miriam O Heir, Jean Crowley, Patricia Leonard. Character, Scholarship, Leadership, Service — the flaming torch — these symbolize the high stan In order to be a member of this distinguished his Junior year must attain a rank of at least 90 above are the students who have achieved this fe assembly during the latter part of last year. Mo have earned a rank of at least 85 ' ;. within the ship at a later date. Under the capable direction of Mr. Charles High School continues to contribute each year m wide organization. the four cardinal principles — and the emblem of dards of the National Llonor Society. and select organization, a student at the end of ' , , within the top 5 ' ' , of the class. Pictured at and who were initiated at a special ceremonial re students from this year ' s Senior class who will top IS ' of the class will be entitled to member- Folcy, the National Honor Society of Lowell any worthy students to this honorable, nation- 96 -O =3 M U  pi -.-8-g 3 £3  W, -. p . . O u, ■tf3 rt p O O o Pi c 2 - 3 O B hJ Mi. 1-1 o 53 c i -a rt -■— j 33 60-3 C 4 O — — £-0 42 § 3 Qv r — - . 3 _C ft E-5 45 J cl £ S .£ b-Sq-1 «, rt O -■«- v, C a _a -c rt ■- O y O •— • o .. 3=3 C -f fli o -o c ' « c wi rt 3 , u ■3 60 O Pi 60 y £ S.s c o c E ps rt .2 J2 u Jd OS § 4 ■= rt S5 U  « -a i- 2 Pi -J Q - 7 , e uo o jo J3 „r a,e, £ £ £ 1 -?, _ , In C u 3 a UJ O t_ - £ ■°-§ it, i-5 f-« tt, S . rootball This year ' s football team will be remembered as the best team ever to graduate from L. H. S. In three years of coaching Ray Riddick turned in his second consecutive undefeated team. This team not only went undefeated but also was Co-Champs with Arlington. One of the greatest lads ever to play for Lowell was Captain Minnie Mavraides. Minnie is the first player to be named to Ail- American High School Football Team from Lowell. Brian Reynolds, star fullback, was also named to the All-Amer- ican High School Football Team on the second team. Another thing all the grads will remember is the great trip the team made to Jacksonville, Florida to beat Landon Fii h 14-7. SQUAD No. Name Age Class 10 Campbell Gibson 18 5 12 Frank Linscott IS 51 14 Joseph Almeida 15 53 16 Paul Bourgeois ...17 5 1 20 Norman Chadwick 15 52 24 Robert Trouville 16 5 3 26 John Reilly .17 50 28 Ray Armstrong .17 50 34 Brian Reynolds .. 17 5 36 Jack Sloan ...17 51 3 8 Ted Kemos .... 16 5 2 40 Don Jelley ..... .17 5 1 42 Robert Lekites . ...15 52 44 Lou Martino i7 50 48 Robert Lambert .16 5 2 5 Donald St. George 17 5 5 2 Robert Lemire 17 5 5 4 Christos Routsis 17 51 5 6 Dave Felton 18 5 60 Phil Shannon ...16 5 2 61 Don Conroy ....17 5 1 62 Robert Picard 17 5 64 Rober Godreau 18 5 66 Ernie Ruszczyk ._ ' .. 18 50 6 8 Robert Mousley . 17 50 69 Leonard Andrusaitis _ .16 52 70 John Burgoyne 16 51 71 John McCarthy .16 5 1 72 Mitchell Kopacz _ ....15 51 74 John Janas .. ...16 5 1 76 Gerald Coughlin .17 5 1 78 Bob Ready .17 50 81 Dan Mahoney .17 51 8 2 Phil Reilly 16 5 1 8 8 George Spaneas 16 5 2 89 Menil Mavraides 17 50 Igt. Wgt. Pos. 5.9 150 B 5.6 150 B 5.7 165 B 5.8 160 B 5.9 150 B 5.9 155 B 6.3 185 B 5.10 165 B 5.11 170 B 6.1 170 B 5.7 160 G 5.10 172 B 5.10 15 5 B 5.7 155 B 5.9 145 B 5.9 145 C 5.11 170 C 5.9 165 C 5.10 170 T 5.8 165 C 5.10 180 G 5.10 175 G 5.9 160 G 5.8 160 G 5.8 160 G 5.9 158 G 5.9 180 T 5.10 180 C 5.10 195 T 5.9 185 T 6.1 190 T 6.2 200 T 5.9 160 E 5.11 158 E 6 190 E 6.1 190 E Raymond Riddick Head Coach SCORING TD PA Tls. Reynolds .. .16 96 Mavraides 5 35 65 Gibson . 7 42 Linscott . . 5 30 Martino 4 24 Jelley 4 24 Armstrong 2 12 Bourgeois 1 6 Spaneas 1 6 Totals 45 3 5 305 RECORD Lowell 19, Lynn English . Lowell 33, Peabody 6 Lowell 21, Nashua . ' 7 Lowell 28, Manchester Central Lowell 3 5, Salem 6 Lowell 26, Haverhill Lowell 27, Keith .... Lowell 34, Lynn Classical 13 Lowell 27, Quincy ...13 Lowell 5 5, Lawrence Total 305 45 98 jroolball 2)laff Anthony Arcminski Assistant Coach John D. Maloney, M. D. Albert Mangan Trainer Roger Regan Business Manager Walter C. Wilson Assistant Coach 99 Jrach The L. H. S. track team under the capable direction of coach George Haggerty enjoyed another undefeated sea- son. Highlight of the season was the runaway victory over Lawrence. The total of 54 points rolled up by the red and gray speedsters was one of the largest in the history of the Lowell-Lawrence series. Outstanding among the team ' s runners were Capt. Art Cryan, Brian Reynolds, Jack Brennan, Peter Toohey, Jackie Bridgford, Tom Phillips and Harry Goodwin. George F. Haggerty Front: Jack Bridgford, James Dunn, Peter Toohey, Bob Stanley, Capt. Art Cryan, Brian Reynolds, George Mullen, George Mc Andrews, James Casey. Center: Ray Makiej, Jim McAdams, Harry Goodwin. Jim Mayo, Ronald Picard, Charles Foster, Bob Knoop, Ray Armstrong, Bob Kieran, Edward Goyette, Bob Lemire, Dave Man- ning, John Janas, Ernest Dumas, Coach Mike Haggerty, Richard Foss. Rear: Peter Dziczek, Joseph Haggerty, John Brennan, Bruce Baxter, Thomas Phillips, Tom Leland and Bob Copley. 100 (OashetbaU Uc earn Front: Frank Kappler, Gene Horton, Charley Label le, Larry Cavanaugh. Rear: Manager, Eddie Alakonis; Art Wris- ley, Jack Laffey, Captain, Bob Ready; Leo Parent, Burt Lightbody, Leo Avilla. The 1950 L. H. S. Basketball squad led by Coach Tony Archinski had a record of five wins and fifteen defeats. The record does not represent accurately the true fighting spirit of the squad. Many of the games lost were lost by a small margin after a hard fight. But one thing we all were glad to see was the slaughtering of Lawrence and Nashua on the latter s home court which made our boys Merrimack Valiey Champs. Some of the outstanding players were Leo Avilla, Gene Horton, Art Wrisley, Burt Lightbody, Larry Cavanaugh, Leo Parent, and Capt. Bob Ready. 101 8 o , ;= U u c Q - c c a o a. e _e ° § J p4 pq m g u W - (J o 5; _ O rt H c « 3 ' a - Ji 0-= , o .t! H E 3 J PQ J5 o — O 3 u W •2 5 — Co -r: w w 3 Q .S a 5 n f- „ -Q dSuSehcill Stanley J. Stoklosa Apr. 18- — at Medford Apr. 21- —at Quincy Apr. 26- —Revere Apr. 2S- —at Maiden Apr. 30- —Lawrence at Lowe May 3- -Everett May 5- -Chelsea May 7- -Manchester May 8- -Medford May 10- -at Somerville May 12- -at Nashua May 14- -at Keith May 17 — Quincy May 19 — at Revere May 20 — at Lawrence May 21 — Nashua — at Lowell May 24 — Maiden May 26 — at Everett May 2 8— Keith May 31 — at Chelsea June 2 — Somerville June 4 — at Manchester June 7 — at Lawrence 103 s • — = 5 Wilfrid T. Boulger d aton Jwirie erd In the fall of 193 5, thirty girls and one leader were chosen and trained by Mr. Wilfrid T. Boulger to perform at the annual Thanksgiving Football game. Since that time the number has increased to fifty girls and ten leaders. They have appeared at every football game and have taken part in Field Day and Memorial Day parades since then. They have also performed for charitable groups and shows. Each year the more advanced twirlers compete for medals. Two separate con- tests are held. The championship contest, which is divided into Class A. for leaders, and Class B, for girls eligible for future leadership, and the rookie contest, in which girls in their first year of twirling compete. The first and second prize winners of these contests receive a gold and a silver medal, respectively, and bronze medals are awarded to all other girls participating. Twirling and drilling are year round jobs because as soon as the football season is over the girls begin to practice for Music Festivals, Shows and Field Day. 105 zil ie eaimen 7 Colonel Brian F. Reynolds Lieutenant Colonels. Robert C. Wilcox Edward H. Silva N ' asilios Kyriacopoulos D. Eric Thomson Joseph Haggerty Majors Frank E. Makarewicz Charles P. Riley, Jr. John Tamanakis Benjamin F. Lambert John F. Riley Cap tai in Donald M. Kierstead Ronald F. Gagne Charles S. Johnston John Amboian H. Francis Murray Richard H. McCabe Stephen N. Liakos Robert McKeon Michael Conrad Charles A. Smith Edward F. O ' Sullivan Lawrence Hince Burton E. Lightbody Fred Harris James Keratsopoulos Fred J. Bennett Raymond J. Dempsey Robert A. Lemire Arthur S. Meyers Eugene E. Horton Ernest M. Abodeely Robert F. Tyrrell Robert E. Ready First Lieutenants Frank Peters Lubert F. Porter Robert C. Mousely Bernard F. Shapiro Martin Arlinsky Robert LaPlante John Lyons Donald R. St. George Thomas F. Garvey William E. Turcotte Royal E. Dow John J. Grimolizzi Stanley Ellis James LaPointe James Reynolds Ted Kubacki Andrew Dagoumas Fred Gleason Chris Koumantzelis Paul Putnam Second Lieutenants William McCallion Arthur Sprague Theodore Poore Paul Berwick Ray Armstrong Raymond Liston Edward McSweeney James Clarke John Quinn Captain James F. Murray Military Instructor George Capelianis Henry Trzinski John McGrail George Balatsa: John Elac Elmer Stuart John Bridgeford Richard Martel Raymond McGlinchey Robert E. Hayes Martin Melkonian Larry Connors Leonard Chartier Raymond Snay William Powers John McGovern Bruce Baxter John Murray Martin Zelickman Richard P. Tully Irving Loucraft Joseph Podgorski Paul LePene Chris Sintros 107 2 8 Bawita Law LER Qui Offi icerA Once more the beautiful girl officers have been outstanding. With their character- istic navy blue and gold braided uniforms, flashing swords and pointed toe, the girls ' activities under the supervision of Miss Bawita Lawler, have helped make this school year a treasured one. The Girl Officers ' Ball in January was one of the most breathtaking events of the season. The group was also responsible for the success of Gym Night held in April. The officers have participated in civic as well as school functions, offering their services as solicitors for the T. B., Red Cross and Booster Drives. In addition, they have acted as checkers and usherettes. For over 50 years, juniors have been trained to excel in posture, voice, marching, clubs, mass drill and the dance in order that they might wear the proud garb of a girl officer. Moreover, in order to attain the honor, the girls must have attained good scho- lastic marks and deportment ratings. Consequently, when the three out-of-town judges select the top seventy-two girls to hold positions as girl officers, these chosen girls can surely call the gaining of their commissions an achievement. 109 w h J % • ■r wm vi l) 4 . p i to sum 3 h V VV Q =e Switchboard Jperatord Front row: Helen Balkus, Doris Pare, Jane Moran, Irene Walker, Arlene Matley, Elaine Giants, Simone Breault. Rear: Dorothy Elliot, Theresa Elliot, Alice Stemporzewski, Bertha Kane, Lois Long, Joan Crowley, Pauline Rrawczun. j ioormadter ' d Secretaries and — rssidtantd Front role: Anna Bukala, Frances Bell, Shirley Arpin, Helen Poulios, Gloria DeVincenzi, Frances Coan, Mary Strong, Joan Alfano, Marcia Kosik. 2nd row. Carolyn Temple, Demi Bolianites, Doris Pearsall, Marcia Burrows, Carol Floyd, Pat Kierce, Maryrita McCarthy, Jo-ann Burke, Rita Burke, Jeannette Dion, Cecile Bisson. ird row. Pat Carrigg, Alice Sarkisian, Marylou McCarthy, Mary Smith, Mary Aslanian, Joan Adams, Mitzi Egan, Ann- marie McShea, Ann Page, Irene Panagiotou and Pat Callahan. 112 I erSonncl Front: Avis Hartford, Dorothy Delinsky, Dorothy Lynch, Theresa Sibiga, Shirley Rawling. Second row: Kathleen McNeil, Irene Bettencourt, Vivian Gaudette, Alberta Hoit, Dorothy Elliot, Barbara Dodge, Agnes Cremin. Third row: Patricia Thurston, Joan Riley, Mildred Firth, Henrietta Berard, Dolores Sousa, Anne Marie Hurley. Georgia Petrakos was absent. About the year 1924, the Personnel Department was established in the Lowell High School. Students taking commercial courses train during their Sophomore, Junior, and Senior years to acquire experience and a knowledge of office procedure. When a student has completed a year of specialized training in this department, he is ready to take a place in the business world with a sense of integrity and business courtesy. This year nineteen Seniors, chosen for their outstanding work in the Junior year, are serving on the Staff. Miss Annabelle C. Lowney, who is also head of the Shorthand and Typewriting Department, is the Faculty Advisor for the Staff. 113 oom 100 Lorraine Richards, Mr. J. E. Harris, Arlene Scott, Annie Mae Follansbee, Maryanne C. Fitzsimmons iKea ro$5 i enreientalivei Front row: Theresa Ferriera, Connie Christopoulos, Shirley Hamel, Treasurer; Charles Johnston, Secretary; George Balatsas, President; Beverly Stewart, 1st Vice-President; Eileen Dery, Andrew Dagoumas. Second row. Norma Clinton, Doris Pearsall, Connie Peterson, June Foss, Carol Floyd, Eileen King, Phyllis Rowbotham, Mary Rusomanis, Georgia Peltakos, Dottie Silva, Lenore Sousa, Frances Kiluk, Aris Sperounis. Third row. Burt Lightbody, Dick McCabe, Louie Demos, Thomas Garvey, Bill Kyriacopoulos, Larry Connors, Royal Dow, Richard Fay. 114 European L nunrc L lub Iron : Barbara Cantor, Mary McMahon, Mary Lou Robinson, Joan Russell, Dorothy Delinsky, Treasurer Nancy Scott, Vice-President George Balatsas, President Doris Fine, Secretary Rachel Bellamare, Frances Kiluk, Dorothy Campbell, Athena Logothetis, Marilyn Witkos, Betty Aposteles, Elizabeth Hurwitz, Athena Korologas, Charles Johnston, Ronald Gagne. Middle: Robert Wilcox, Bill Kyriacopoulos, Pat Leclair, Kay Tzanetakos, Joan Riley. Bobby Kosik, Anne Hur- ley, Gini Gauthier, Glennis Corr, Allegra Genest, Helena Corkran, Rosalyn Kremer, Barbara Callahan, Barbara Reed, Janet St. Onge, Connie Coughlin, Betty Zubick, Janet Byers, Barbara Gardner, Rosemary Liston, Betty Buckley, Eddie O ' Sul- livan, Ray Liston, Miss Desmarais. Rear: James Keratsopoulos, Joyce Gramas, Connie Christopoulos, Doris Donovan, Mary Smith, Frances Kyriacopoulos, Lois Couture, Mary Erwin, Dorothy Cavoures, Ann Tzanetakos, Beverly Kremer, Mimi Bloomberg, Vivian Gaudette, Ethyl Gilmore, Audrey Porter, Mary Lynch, Barbara Silk, Elaine Golden, Joan Mullen, Cynthia Neyman, Ann McShea, Carole Boches, Mimi Kahn, Judy Black. -Spanish ( .lub Front row: Mr. Edward Cornell, advisor; Patricia Liston, John Elac, Doris LaJeunnesse, Ernest Abodeely. Real : Carol Floyd, Bertha Kane, Rosemarie Allgrove, Lois Couture, Mary Erwin, Annmarie McShea. 115 I «. f 1 fflfcT B PP PPQj lCS 8 %H — ■HX « ? - , j W 7£fc - c4«b - «k ' •jfcjg i • • • Si l ' J -r 8 £ pa H rt - ; •- 5 • 3 S S 3 O g E Q oi c „ rt 8 E •3 -S 60 o |E rt c a rt Ml g u o h -a 1-1 o X 2 1 •s rt Si Li c h h rt OJ , M O rt E o U en 3 O — o o o at O o c 3 o O •3 O ca o x U u  s c £ c rt _C .rt E J rt ' E rt - Ph a rt c o E « rt XI ja c o -a c o H J3 BO 3 O 3 U J5 -c . BO u J2 60 S ' rt a tfS5 J! a -3 Uh C n C J3 — a .2 •C H 4-1 rt — U r rt 1- c - o w u tn II -1 -o c c ■§ E . o a 3 f o o U a a u. oa w r rt -J I rt V ■5 Q -2i T3 J! J 3 o o u si i s -a c a c William J. Notini jLj iL EaJ PL,J Q, Taking up the baton left by the retirement of Mr. John J. Giblin last fall, Mr. William J. Notini assumed command of the L. H. S. band in the midst of our champion- ship football season and completed his first term as director in a blaze of glory. Whether on parade or on the stage this 1949-1950 band, in dazzling red and grey regalia, truly lived up to the enviable reputation of its predecessors dating back to January 1, 1923. As the band played on in traditional style at football games here and elsewhere, including a collegiate appearance in Boston as the musical atmosphere for the Univer- sity of Mississippi grid team, it gained national as well as community recognition. For the musicians, it was a pleasure to play, and for the rest of us, it was a privilege to hear. The SPINDLE is glad to give the band a hand. 17 3 .. _ u pq -C rt ' pj rt C 3 -p pq 5 ■_ u. 3 rt t-i , rt V c = X (LI -a y «i! 02 i- rt 5 « z C 5 3 ri M .ti C 1h o at Ut PQ o u o C U M 13 c 0J o u n Q u rt rt 3 -=. u rt CA rt £ -2 rt oT 3 rt - rt oa -j J rt c o c Qi . c J2 c ■i O o „ _o — ' c C ■— i rt o o a -£ PJ i5 ,. rt i_i t s U tu o Ih rt o rt . c u ij 1- „ C rt c 3 u — £ C i u. ' 3 u rt rt a — _c E c rt o b u £ c u c c u o I X Gertrude F. O ' Brien OJ, eiL ra Under the competent leadership of Miss Gertrude F. O ' Brien, the Lowell High School Orchestra of 19 5 has continued its traditional good work. This year ' s orchestra has a total enrollment of thirty-hve pupils who rehearse on Wednesdays at the close of school. The reward for the members ' faithful practicing is one credit toward their diploma plus a lot of good experience. The orchestra displays its versatility at various assemblies, at the annual school play, and at different non- school activities. New classes have begun this year in grammar schools and in high school. In these classes pupils have been learning how to play instruments so that they may join the orchestra in a few years. Their continual improvement has been both encouraging to their leaders and inspiring to their fellow classmates. Without Miss O ' Brien the orchestra would not be the fine organization it is. To her we bestow our thanks for the wonderful music she has presented throughout the years. 119 5 o o 2 A o i= u on 73 en -5 « w .y - Ja I 4 .a £ c - a ? c c 00 • — - Bid ; 3. X u 3 OT= u c S 5 5 o c w o « C c sc — 3 - O c 1 ( C 1- H 3d£ . o c - -a n „ gnu ..Si - oq c .2 1-5 fr -3 C t«0 Zj .« u J J C C Q m § g o 3 — O pa - - 1 3 P 1 , ™ C 3 y tub . • .S-Fo Pi « . .h3Q -C o , lo a. n - o Si J! -r - .a x j £ i 5 « a 2 l. y rt rt C n .Q a u U g S3 d . C jc C -3 O « O — 1 -. 1— o S u 2 «j « o c q 2 5 1-. - - ft S « pq 4) c o _ u C O, ' U rt C 1 C N  h .a 3 js- C- C i-J o M . „ u aj ij P oJ Q £ S 2 J -71 -P 3 PP O -a e pq lift- o o o - o o 2 c 33 O ri cLm pl, - mu, j, OlltW Front roxi ' -. Ann Murphy, Mary Mahoney, Emma Cirasella, Rosalyn Kremer, Frances Kyriacopoulos, Middle: Bennett Barr, Carol Tewksbury, James Loverude, Ronald Scott, Virginia Gauthier, Norman Carp. Rear: Frank Peters, Elaine Golden, Robert Wilcox. i elaitinn K liib Front row. Helen Denesowicz, Charmaine Rousseau, Secretary; Philip Belanger, Vice President; Gerald McGov- ern, Treasurer; Natalie Rodger, Pauline Morin. Middle: John McGrail, Pauline Pevey, Rita Burk, Isabella Taylor, Evelyn Rick, Dorothy Rollo, Shirley D ' Ambroise, Miss Quigley, advisor. Rear: Peter Sweeney, Nicholas Vinios, John Krapian, James Burke, Roger Boucher, James Kavoures, Raymond Beauregard. Jj tamtJ K lub ip Back : Clark Manning, John Koropolous, John McKinnon, Mr. Almanzor L. Dupuis. Front roil ' : Alexander Boczar, Raymond True, Secretary; Bruce Perron, President; Martin Melkonian, Vice President; Theodore Grachmal, Treasurer. Booi ? oom front: Mildred Farwell, Joan Gannon, Charlotte Sadlier, Edna Fournier, Charlotte Kosartes. Middle: Shirley Hamel, Rosemarie Allgrove, Mr. Francis Reardon, Jane Fletcher, Patricia Finnegan. Back row. Virginia Gauthier, Melba Feehan, June Foss, Rosemary Fox. 122 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 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. 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 Front: Ronald Gagne, John Murray, Francis Murray, Bob Hayes, Charles Smith, Andy Dagoumas and Fred Harris. Middles Chris Sintros, Dick McCabe, Don St. George, Ray Liston, John Tamanakis, Eric Thompson ,:nd Bruce Baxter. Rear: Frank Makarewicz, Marty Zelickman, Lubert Porter, Ed O ' Sullivan and Charles Riley. First row. Grace Adie, Pat Thurston, Marilyn Shaw, Maureen McSorley, Janice Osborne, Mary Rita McCarthy, Frances Kiluk, Dottie O ' Brien, Mary Coupe and Marion Gerrish. Middle row. Donna McNeil, Lorraine Belanger, June Foss, Mary Rita Ashe, Inez Dove, Shirley Hamel, Alberta Hoit, Bertha Kane, Dottie Silva, Ethel Gilmore, Barbara Dodge, Carol Floyd, Pat Gibson, Pat Aubrey and Kitty Kennedy. Baek row: Barbara Morris, Ethel Adams, Ginny Johnson, Ruth Drury, Lucy Ann McGuirc, loan Bell, Joan Adams, Grace McCafferty, Melba Feehan, Gini Gauthier, Alma Pierce and Florence Berard. 126 f ei ieiv )laif 1st Rcu : Andree Foisy, Anne Marie Hurley, Emma Cirasella, George Balatsas, Raymond Liston. Charles Riley, Richard Tully, John Reilly, Beverly Stewart. Middle Rim: Frances Kyriacopoulos, Lucy Ann Mc- Guire, Miriam O ' Heir, Alma Lee Pierce, Barbara Reid, Suzanne Moynahan, Allegra Genest, Georgia Petrakos, Shir- ley Santos, Judith Black, Sylvia McLaughlin, Jane Saunders, Ann Marie Kelly, Miss Anna M. Ryan, advisor. Rear: John Brennan, V. Danford Smith. Robert Wilcox, Brian Reynolds, Eric Thomson, Robert Lemire, Ronald Gagne, Frank Gentle. Dating back to 1817, the Lowell High School Review — major pupil publication — is one of the cherished traditions and institutions among the student body, as well as a revelation, at times to the faculty. Replete with features that have a personal appeal to members of all classes, and recording High School happenings from month to month. The Review is both a chron- icle of serious events and a clearing house for humor, with the Blah column a uni- versal favorite. Other fixtures that seem to fascinate are Anthony ' s Anecdotes, Sports, Platter Chatter, and Profiles. In The Review, variety is certainly the spice of life. The ladies and gentlemen of the press who comprise The Review Staff are selected annually at the end of their Junior year by the faculty director of the periodical, Miss Anna M. Ryan, who also serves as advisor. Ability in English and recommenda- tion of English teachers are pre-requisites in staff candidates. The Review is published at the beginning of each month of the school year and copies are sold during all recess periods by members of the staff. Its best recommenda- tion, perhaps, lies in the fact that few copies are left on the shelves. It is, indeed, the book of the month at Lowell High. 127 jji.y In the year 1911 a group of High school boys met at the Pittsfield Y. M. C.A. and organized the Pi-Hi. A few years later the Pittsfield group dropped the original name and adopted the term Hi-Y. The Hi-Y is composed of high school boys some fifty in number. The members need not be of any special race, creed, or color, for all are welcome. The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character through clean speech, clean living, clean scholarship, and clean sportsmanship. The Hi-Y meets every Tuesday night during the school year. Notice of these meetings are sent out each week by the club ' s secretary. At these meetings, which are really suppers prepared by the Y ' s Women Auxiliary, a guest speaker is invited to talk to the boys. The topics on which the speakers talk vary, and include sports, the importance of good character, and the developing of a likeable personality. There are numerous social activities, the highlights, faculty night, college night and the annual Tri-Hi, Hi-Y formal. The officers, elected at the last meeting of the year, preside over the following year ' s activities. Helping and advising the boys in running things smoothly are: Paul McLaughlin of the High School Faculty and Mike Pearson, General Secretary of the Y. M. C. A. j p w J • -4 u i V „ J . • U U . 01 V ' i 1 i 1 H E ' S 1 A ML]Hk K 1, ; - Jl An i Front: John Bridgford, Michael Conrad, Publicity Chairman; Paul Berwick, Royal Dow, Eric Thomson, Treasurer; David Helton, Vice-President; Frank Peters, President; Ernest Dixon, Secretary; Charles Johnston, Elwood Bent, John Dunn, John Elac. Middle: Paul V. McLaughlin, Faculty Advisor; George Noval, John Iwanicki, Roger Ducharme, Benjamin Lambert, Lawrence Walsh, Bruce Baxter, Irving Loucraft, Elmo Marchand, George Capelianis, Robert Dostaler, Thomas Phillips, Leonard Winn, Arthur Cryan, Stephen Liakos, Stratos, Dukakis, Thomas Sweeney. Rear: John Loynes, Fred- erick Bennett, Stanley Ellis, Robert LaPlante, Paul Putnam, James Clarke, Richard McCabe, James Loverude, Raymond Liston, George Balatsas, Charles Foster, Charles Riley, Warren Lawson, Ernest Abodeely, James Keratsopoulos. 128 ■Jri - hri First row: Grace Adie, Patricia Thurston, Maurine McSorley, Joan Conners — publicity chairman, Louise Donaruma — vice- president, Patricia Gibson — president, Frances Kiluk — secretary, Dorothea Silva — treasurer, Virginia Gauthier — program chairman, Dottie O ' Brien. Middle roiv. Mary Coupe, Norma Clinton, Rosemary Liston, Carol Floyd, Shirley Hamel, Joan Kartcher, Ann Spead, Joan Clark, Phyllis Rowbotham, Patricia Kierce, Barbara Murphy, Gloria Grantz, Patricia Aubrey, Constance Garrity, Lorraine Belanger, Mary Linnehan. Last row: Frances Bell, Marilyn Shaw, Joan Riley, Doro- thy Hansen, Margerie Fallon, Virginia Johnson, Constance Crowley, Rita Lamb, Barbara Kosik, Melba Feehan, Grayce McCafferty, Pat Carrigg, Dorothy Campbell, Claire Copp, Delores Sousa, Lea Garrity, Donna Marie Smith. All through this year the members of the Tri-Hi have indeed been successful in anything they have undertaken. With a total membership of thirty-five, under the supervision of Mrs. George Drew, the girls have been kept busy with civic and social functions. The members meet every Wednesday to hear interesting talks by great speakers, not only on vocational and culture fields, but on personality, style, and good-grooming. Afterwards refreshments are served. All through the year the girls themselves planned a delightful program of theatre and toboggan parties, dances, pot-luck suppers and hayrides. Their Sweetheart Dance, which was held in February was a tremendous success, along with other dances they have had. I he girls enjoyed all of this, naturally, but to them the most eagerly awaited event, the annual Tri-Hi — Hi-Y formal held during May was the best of all. 129 @- aton JwirlerA l odter Barbara Bcrke Theresa Ferreira Patricia Iby • LEADERS ■¥■Mary Ann Fitzsimmons Mary Johansen Doris Pearsall Doris Lundstedt Georgia Petrakos June Molloy Shirley Santos Phyllis Anderson Lou Ellen Bamford Patricia Bcdard Patricia Bouvicr Elaine Bradley Catherine Brick Dorothy Brodcur Miriam Casey Maureen Cornellier Lila Counter Rita Cyr Betty Ann Decellcs Carol Ann Donahue Marilyn Donnelly Dorothy Donovan Eleanor Dowd Constance Ducharme • MAJORETTES + Olympia Efstathiou Carol Folkins Lorraine Gaudette Barbara Gerhart Mary Gomes Elaine Hamel Pauline Hamelin Charlotte Harrington Betty Jane Hart Barbara Hoit Rita James Mary Johansen Joanne Jutras Phyllis Keddie {Catherine Kelleher Judy Keohane Rose Kowalaski Barbara Lafterty Helen LaFlammc Gloria Lamothe Theresa Mcllo Joan Nealon Mary O ' Shea Rita Pearsall Ann Place Mary H. Potter Virginia Robarge Ann Santos Phyllis Schoen Sheila Toohey Helen Trainor Dorothy Vachon Ann Valkavitch Lois Wilkins Carol Dunn Director — Wilfrid T. Boulger 130 L aJJ hrisior y LOOKING BACK OVER THE YEARS Our lenders in our freshman year were: Robert Wilcox, President; Donna Smith, Treasurer; and Doris Pearsall, Secretary. The freshman social was a success under the guidance of Mr. McHugh. Everyone enjoyed the school play Spring Green that year, alth ough no freshman was able to participate in it. The football team had a bad season, losing all its games. The team started the year off under the coaclvng of C. Herbert Cockranc, but finished under Ercd Dreschcr and Joseph Polak. Co-captains of the ill-fated team were: Joseph DeMauro and Arthur Mercier. Coach Tony Archinski led the basketball team to third place in the greater Boston League. The team also won the city championship in ' 48. Although the track team boys had a successful season under Coach Haggerty, they were unable to retain the cup they won the year before in the Northeastern Interscholastic Track Meet. The baseball team, under the coaching of Stanley Stocklosa, had a fairly good season. Our president for the sophomore year was Raymond Armstrong; first vice-presi- dent, Fred Bennett; second vice-president, Edward Sinnett; secretary, Doris Pearsall; and treasurer, Charlotte Kosartcs. This year we were fortunate to have , ' s our new coach on the football team, Ray Riddick. We won six games out of eleven as compared with no wins in 1946. Cap- tain of the team was Walter Tick Kulis. whose hard running and accurate passing accounted for many touchdowns. We will never forget the 96-yard touchdown run made by Tarsey Kouchalakos on the opening kickoff of the Lowell-Lawrence game. The basketball team, coached by Tony Archinski again this year had a fair season, winning nine out of eighteen games. The track team enjoyed another successful season. After Lowell ' s runaway victory over Lawrence Coach Haggerty said that he was vcrv pleased with his boys. 131 Coach Stanley Stocklosa led his team through a very successful season. The team won thirteen of their twenty-two games. The Sophomore Social was highlighted by a hand-balancing act put on by Eddie Boucher. Leading the junior class were Ray Armstrong, President; Ernest Dixon, 1st Vice; Donna Smith, Sec; Charlotte Kosartes, 2nd Vice; and Doris Pearsall, Treasurer. In ' 49 our football team, under the brilliant coaching of Raymond Riddick, had an undefeated season. For their prowess on the gridiron, the boys were invited to Jack- son, Mississippi for a post-season game, which they lost by a narrow margin. Titus Plomeritus, one of the greatest lads ever to appear on the Lowell gridiron, led the team in scoring. Coach Archinski ' s basketball team had a poor season, winning only six games. Captain Peter Kalergeropolous and Sam Goodsoozian were the outstanding scorers. Jun- iors on the first team were: Burt Lightbody, Arthur Wrisley, John Reilly, Menil Mavraides and Robert Ready. The track team under Coach Haggerty couldn ' t quite manage to pull off a win. However, they had some great individuals: Captain Julian Mroz, Northeastern inter- scholastic 1000-yd. champion; Bob Swan, shot-put specialist; Brian Reynolds, high jump expert; Fred Palowski, 600-yd. speedster and Joe Mello, a consistent winner in the dash. The school play was A Woman of Sixteen. It was a sparkling comedy pre- sented by Miss Mary Casey. Robert Wilcox was the only junior in the play this year. The Junior Social was conducted by Mr. Conway. Everyone enjoyed dancing to the music of Billy Vale. It would be foolish to write about the attainments of the athletic teams for this year for no one could forget: Riddick ' s Raiders , the ' Gator Bowl champs with names such as Reynolds, Mavraides, Linscott, Felton, Ready, Spaneas, Martino, Gibson and Armstrong, or the basket-ball team which finished the season in a blaze of glory by copping the Merrimack Valley Championship with such players as Bob Ready, Art Wriiley, Burt Lightbody, Gene Horton, Leo Avila, and Leo Parent. Who could forget the track team of Bob Stanley, Art Cryan, Brian Reynolds. Minnie Mavraides, Jack Bridgeford, and Bob Mullen, or the baseball team with the hitting of Bill Turcotte and the catching of John Janocha. Eileen King caught everyone ' s eye at the Senior Social with her beautiful dress. Bob Wilcox, Fred Bennett, and Elwood Bent kept everyone laughing not only at the social but all year. And then we became .... alumni. . . . 132 ' ■■■wB- jk-- ■c «4b IV hTT wMi  •!■; te | J -., 1 V w P . 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