Lowell High School - Spindle Yearbook (Lowell, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1951 volume:

, l «► r LOWELL HIGH SCHOOL LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS 1951 Ciaii Ode 1951 Ad majorem Dei gloriam Our lives we dedicate, For we’re faced with great decisions That may seal our fate. When tyrant feet are trampling Upon the common weal, We must never cringe or writhe ’Neath the iron heel. Oh, the weak ones must be stronger And the strong ones must be just, Classmates of fifty-one, Defend our land we must, No matter what our mission Flying planes or tilling sod ’Twill be better if we do it For the greater glory of God. Martha Downey Tune: May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You. 2 m : ■ i . v r ' £ ■ JPil mf rSjrZ L Egg ■W M 4 . 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Tv LITERARY BOARD Barbara Elizabeth Ann Raymond Kosik Purtell Sullivan True Here, at last, is the finished product — the 19 51 edition of the Spindle. It is the finale of all school publications and a treasure chest of school souvenirs. It has been in preparation since September and many hours of work have been put into its completion. The members of the Newswriting class, the Spindle, Miss Ryan, Miss Lowney and her staff ' have not labored in vain, for they have produced an erudite publication filled with scholarly and scintillating writings. On the follow- ing pages you will find a class prophecy which will afford many smiles, a class history and pictures of your teachers and friends which will freshen the m emories which the years may erase. All this could not have been accomplished without your co-operation. This Spindle is completely yours. To you, it is the finest yearbook ever published. Now, turn the pages and find out why. EDITORIAL BOARD Barbara Lois David Gerard Cynthia Callahan Kanter Katzman Morin Neyman 7 ADMINISTRATION Raymond A. Sullivan — Headmaster Each year as we graduate a senior class, we send the young people torth with mingled emotions of regret and hope; regret that we are separating, and hope that the graduates will happily adjust to their changing environment. . As we have tried to develop school spirit, academic expansion, and student morale, we have watched an encouraging expansion of fine attitudes which flow from a sum of satisfying experiences. The continued influence of these forces in the training of the class of 1951 will aid, we trust, in channeling the enthusiastic vital spirit of its members into the develop- ment of fundamental strata of useful character and accomplishment in the atomic world. 10 George C. Eliades Mayor of Lowell Patrick J. Hetherman Assistant Superintendent 11 ScLof Committeemen 4SS i Albert E. Brunelle •% Roger Hoar Zenophon D. Michopoulos Paul A. Sullivan 12 Joseph G. Pvne Master William A. Donovan Sub-Master — Em ployment Bureau s ddidtantd William J. Brown Sub-Master James F. Conway Sub-Master — Science J. Emile Lemire Sub-Master — Mathematics Francis P. McHugh Sub-Master — History 13 t)epartment J leacLs Edward B. Cornell Spanish Blanche V. Boyle Home Economics Joseph M. Donoghue Com merce Charles D. Foley Latin 14 tment Jdectdd Annabelle C. Lowney Stenography-T yping Helen M. Mulcahv Dean of Girls Dana Palmer Guidance Francis D. Reardon English 15 urtment Jdeadd i Anna M. Ryan Hildegarde I. St. Onge Director of Publications French Charles E. Seede Manual T raining 16 Paul F. Sullivan Director of Athletics J 1950 - 195 1 Anderson, Elizabeth F. Baldwin, Edith M Barrett, Grace L 1 Bixby, Gladys Bradley, Mary V Brown, Mary A Carey, E. Doris Casey, Mary H Choate, Helen E. M. Clinton, James J Cluin, Alice L Dalton, Agnes P. (Mrs.) Desmarais, Berthe-Marie Donahoe. Eleanor M Donovan, Eugene J. Drescher, Fred J. • r Dunlavy, Josephine S. Dupuis, Almanzor L. Dwyer, Dennis J. - Eaton, Ruth L Flannery, Mary A. (Mrs.) Gallagher, Anne M Gallagher, Mary Katherine Gatzimos, Stephen A Gelineau, Emrie E. Glasheen, Walter M. Grondalski, Walter J Gulesian, Peter J Hannafin, Loretta A . Foods ...Typewriting and Economic Geography ...Stenography and Typewriting ...Office Practice and Merchandise ...Textiles and Clothing ...Typewriting and English ...French ...Public Speaking and Dramatics ...Geometry and College Math. ...English ...Latin and Algebra ...Clothing, World History and English ...Human Relations, History and French ...History ..Algebra and Applied Math. ...English and Science ...Spanish ...French ...English ...Economics, Geography ...Typewriting ...English and T ypewriting ...English ...Chemistry ...Manual Training ...History and Economics ...Biology ...Manual Training ... Accounting 17 Harrigan, Mary E Harris, J. Emmett Hayes, Teresa M. Hetherman, Margaret A Hoar, Beatrice T. Hogan, E. Irene Hornby, Mary E. Inglis, George B. Irish, Elizabeth Kennedy, M. Gladys Kilroy, Rita A. Landry, Rita Lawrence, Genieve E. Leary, John P. LeBlanc, Gerald A. Liston, James P. Lyons, Mary V Maguire, Catherine L Mahoney, Philip L. Mangan, Albert J. Martin, Mary L. Masterson, Frances McCarron, Anna T McCarthy, Elizabeth G. McCarthy, Ethel R McLaughlin, Paul V. Michalopoulos, Theodore S. Moors, Hannah Estelle Munson, Ruth B Murphy, Thomas F Murray, James F O’Donnell, John S. O’Meara, Mary C. O’Neil, Mary V .Latin and History .Accounting .Family Health Care .English and Latin .English and Latin .World History and English . History and Social Studies .English .English and Math. . Accounting and Consumer Goods .Ancient History and English .Chemistry and General Science .Biology .Latin and Radio .Mathematics .Arithmetic ..Stenography and Typewriting ...English ..Physics ..Physical Education ..Latin and English .English ..Librarian ..Stenography and Main Office ..Stenography ..Italian, History, Economics, Geography .Spanish, Greek .. History and English ..Art ..English, Latin and Algebra .t Military Science ..Manual Training ..Biology ...Spanish 18 O’Neil, Rose M. - O’Neil, Mary F. (Mrs.) Park, Ora K Park, Rella M. Polak, Stanley J. Pyne, Thomas F — Quigley, Claire A Quinn, Katherine F. .. Regan, Roger M. Riley, Mary I. Ryan, Anna M Shanahan, Donald G. Shanley, Joan C. Shanley, Theresa F. .. Shea, Helen R Shea, Walter C Stevens, Hazel Stickney, Alice O. Stoklosa, Stanley J. .. Sullivan, Edward J. Sullivan, Mary Sullivan, Rita M Trull, Loring Wyman Varnum, Thomas Whitcomb, Helen M. . Wood, Mary M King, Mary E Haggerty, Mary E Dwyer, Marietta ..Physical Education ..English and Main Office ..Mathematics ..History ..Physics and General Science ..Latin and Practical Math. ..Retail Selling Course ..English ..Mathematics ..Practical Math., Physiology and Hygiene ..Newswriting, Biology and English ..History, Civics and Social Science ... Typewriting ..History and Consumers Goods ..English ..Civics and Aeronautics ... English ..English, Astronomy and Geology ..Accounting, Merchandise and Consumer Goods ..Accounting, Merchandise and Business Math. ...History ...English History ...English, Biology ...English ...General Science, Applied Math. ...Clerk ...Clerk ...Nurse Substitutes: Albertini, Paul ' F. Meehan, Loraine General Science . English ms® ijsfr ‘ -- iH P m 1 ■ ■ • 1 l -j 1 u J rljpj p M - v ffi m p ?- {£ R 9r 1 w y jfesi ' 11 n wlraKj 9y. 1 IV f m ‘ m p t 4 W R il ITn b B X d (jf I r A-. • i B rj n h FT cr -- Mr FI , Wi R w 1 Vr ,. i f.. HI ■ 1 A , ' .i jpi w r m . mk -w 1 1 [i n j H| Aj l i H| 1 | HE’ - ,. RHI ? f ' - J|| iLl i ] ' |L gg 1 jMh k jB Hr fc w , 9 Jhg HI«W T j 21 Rose Amboian Caroline Abreu Carol” 19 Fourth St. Entered from Var- num. Activities; Marksmen’s Club, Switchboard, Mr. Brown’s secretary. Hobbies: Ice skating, bowling, dancing, reading. Future: Office work. Janet Adams Jan” 3 60 Adams Street. Entered from Bartlett. Activities: Retailing Club. Hobbies: Reading, dancing, writing. Future: Retailing Olga J. Adams Olg” 77 West Sixth St. Entered from Varnum. Activities: Marksmen’s Club, Tri-Hi, Girl Officer, News- writing. Hobbies. Dancing, swim- ming, skating, reading. Future: Nurse. Shirley Adams Scottie” 1 292 Westford St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Treas Retail- ing Club. Hobbies: Dancing, skating, swimming. Future: Sell- ing. Anthony Alves Tony” 106 Gershom Ave. Entered from Pawtucket . Activities: Retailing Club. Hobbies: Dancing, golf, tennis. Future: Business. Rosie” 407 Walker St Entered from Morey. Activities: Personnel Staff. Hobbies: Art, piano, organ, rec- ords. Future: Secretary. Cynthia Mary Ames Pinky” 23 4 Hale St. Entered from Paw- tucket Hobbies: Dancing, swim- ming Future: Nurse. Jane H. Anderson Janie” 229 North Llewellyn St. Entered from Beverly School. Activities Marksmen’s Club. Girl Officer Hobbies: Swimming, playing bas- ketball, dancing, watching hockey games. Future: Laboratory tech- nician. Ruth Eleanor Anderson Rut hie” 229 No. Llewellyn St. Entered from Varnum. Activities. Footlighters, Girl Officers, Marksmen’s Club, Hm. Rm. Rep. Hobbies: Basket- ball, dancing, swimming, bowling. Future Upsala College. Shirley Ellen Anderson 61 Tolman Ave. Entered from Pawtucket. Activities: Dancing, swimming, bowling. Hobbies: Sci- ence Club, Eur. Cul. Club Fu- ture: Nursing. 22 Francis M. Andreoli Lyleen Bacon Fry” 40 Shedd St. Entered from Keith Academy. Hobbies: Dancing, sports. Future: Teacher. Anthony L. ANnaldo Tony” 1 5 Ames St. Entered from St. Peter’s. Activities: Pres. Retailing Club, Captain in Boys’ Regiment. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, read- ing. Future: Jewelry salesman. Elizabeth J. Apostolas Betty” 477 Market St. Entered from Bartlett. Activities: Sec. of Grecnhalge Deb. Soc., Eur. Cul- Club, Greek Language Society, Sci- ence, Marksmen’s, Spanish Clubs, Hm. Rm. Rep., Red Cross Rep., Special Chorus. Hobbies: Sports, collecting photographs, dancing. Future: Lowell State Teachers’ College. Gordon M. Austin 5 68 School St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Art Club. Hobbies: Hunting, skiing. Future: Textile Designer. Donald Bacon Danny” 82 Carolyn St. Entered from St. Louis’. Activities: Publicity Chair man, Hi-Y, Newswriting. Hobbies: Baseball, basketball, bowling and dancing. Future: College of Jour- nalism. Lee” 277 Pine St. Entered from Ha- verhill. Activities: Eur. Cult. Club, Markemen’s Club, Newswrit- ing, Jr. Red Cross Rep. Hobbies: Skating, swimming, Stan Kenton records, piano. Future: Physio- therapist in a polio ward. Raymond M. Baker Ray” 2 56 Tenth St. Entered from Var- num. Hobby: Sports. Future: Forestry, Conservation. John E. Baratta Jack” 270 Thorndike St. Entered from Butler. Hobbies: Dancing, sports. Future: Lowell Commercial Col- lege. Estelle L. Barnes Std” 112 Shaw St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Marksmen’s Club, Girl Officer. Hobbies: Reading, dancing. Future: Nurse Frfderk X r . Barkis Chester” 9 Corner St. Entered from But- ler. Activities: Red Cross Rep. Hobby: Sports. Future: Lowell Textile. 23 Lorraine M. Baron Rosemarie Barrett Lorre” 195 Pawtucket St. Entered from St. Joseph’s. Hobbies: Dancing, singing. Future: Aviation Host- ess. Catherine P. Barrett Pat” 46 Dana St. Entered from St. Mi- chael’s. Activities: Mr. Brown’s Secretary, Girl Officer. Hobbies: Dancing, movies. Future: Ac- countant. Elizabeth Anne Barrett Betsy” 16 Mansur St. Entered from Moody. Activities: Captain in G. O., Review, Newswriting, Eur- Cult. Club, Science Club, Spanish Club. Hobbies: Reading, swim- ming, attending movies. Future: Lowell State Teachers’ College, John J. Barrett Jack” 86 Third St. Entered from St. Michael’s. Hobbies, Dancing, sports. Future: Massachusetts Col- lege of Pharmacy. Mary E. Barrett Mew” 37 Agawam St. Entered from Sacred Heart. Activities Switch- board, C.Y.O. Hobbies: Dancing, bowling, playing piano. Future: Nurse. Koey” 5 1 1 Bridge St. Entered from St. Michael’s. Hobbies: Swimming, skating, bowling. Future: School of Nursing. Beverly J. Barrows Bev” 173 West View St. .Entered from Morey. Hobbies: Drawing, ice skating, dancing. Future: Artist. William Barsorian Willie” 3 99 Walker St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Boy Officer, Hm. Rm. Rep. Hobby: Sports. Future. Dental College. Betty Louise Baxter Bet” 57 So. Highland St. Entered from Butler. Activities: Statistical Officer of the Marksmen’s Club, Debating Society. Hobbies: Driv- ing, shooting, dancing, swimming. Future: United States Women’s Marine Auxiliary. Natalie Bearce Nat” 28 Nesmith St. Entered from Ste. Genevieve High, Missouri. Activ- ities: Marksmen’s Club. Hobbies: Dancing, skating, swimming. Fu- ture: Teacher. 24 Phyllis Arlene Beckley Phil” Dunstable, Mass. Entered from Plymouth High School, Plymouth, Mass, Hobbies: Gardening, read- ing, writing letters, baseball and football. Future: Accountant and typist. George Behrakis Lefty” 6 3 5 Market St. Entered from Bart- lett. Activities: Greek Language Club. Hobbies: Baseball, football, basketbill. Future: Massachusetts School of Pharmacy. Donald P. Beland Head” 112 Bowden St. Entered from Sa- cred Heart. Hobbies: Football, baseball. Future: Aeronautical En- gineer. Dolores Belleville Dolly” 43 1 Wilder St. Entered from Im- maculate Conception. Activities: Hm. Rm. Rep., Retail Club. Hob- bies: Dancing, skating, sewing. Fu- ture: Business School. Norbert J. Bengston Hobby” 25 1 Methuen St. Entered from Keith Academy. Activities: Boy Officer. Hobbies: Swimming, bowling. Future: Engineering. Mariette G. Bennett Shorty” 3 8 Apple St Entered from St. Patrick’s. Activities: Marksmen’s Club, Switchboard Operator. Hob- bies: Dancing, swimming, ice skat- ing, bowling, and softball. Fu- ture: Clerk-typist. Joan Patricia Bernier Jo” 1994 Middlesex St. Entered from St. Peter’s. Hobby. Dancing. Fu- ture: Commercial College. Marie Ann Berube Buzzy” 5 3 Chestnut St. Entered from Immaculate Conception. Activi- ties: Personnel, Girl Officers, Marksmen’s Club. Hobbies: Read- ing and dancing. Future: Secre- tary. Donald James Bickford Lou” 40 Mead St. Entered from Butler. Hobbies: Baseball, basketball, foot- ball. Future: Navy. Dulla Bikos Dolly” 10 Lagrange St. Entered from Bartlett. Hobbies: Sewing, ten- nis, dancing. Future: Hairdress- er. 25 Francis J. Bindas Bozo” 1 1 Pleasant St. Entered from Saint Stanislaus. Activities: Retail- ing Club. Hobbies: Fishing, ice skating, dancing and traveling. Fu- ture: Buyer. Frances Ruth Bissonnette Frankte” 226 Textile Avenue. Entered from Ste. • Jeanne D’Arc. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, movies, talk- ing. Future: Payroll clerk. Lewis Philip Bither Phil” 21 Silver St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Band. Hobbies: Stamp collecting. Tropical fish, photog- raphy, swimming, camping. Fu- tvre: Insurance Agent. Joanne Bliss Jody” 9 Mt. Hope St. Entered from Roxbury Memorial High School for Girls. Activities: European Cul- ture Club. Hobbies: Swimming, sfkdtching, reading, tennis. Fu- ture: Art School. Raymond Booth Ray” 490 O’Brien Terrace. Entered from St. Patrick’s Boys’ School. Activities: Basketball. Hobbies: Fishing, movies, dancing. Future: Army. Carolyn Boston Carole” 66 Willow St. Entered from Moody. Activities: Marksmen’s Club. Hobbies: Dancing, fishing, swimming. Future: Hairdressing. Anne Jane Blackmon 54 West Sixth St. Entered from St. Michael’s. Activities: C.Y.O. Hobbies: Reading, movies, music, sports. Future: Secretary. Robert F. Blain Bob” 13 Cosgrove St. Entered from Butler. Hobby: Sports. Future: Michigan State. Mildred Frances Boston Millie” 66 Willow St. Entered from Moody. Activities: Marksmen’s Club, Switchboard. Hobbies: Skiing, skating, bowling, reading cooking, baking. Future: Secre- tary. Paul F. Bourgeois Bush” 110 Appleton St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Football team. Hobby: Sports. Future: Elec- trician. 26 Jacquelyn May Boutilier Jackie” 5 9 Whitney Ave. Entered from Varnum. Hobbies: Swimming, skating, bowling, reading. Future: Physiotherapist. Elaine P. Bradley Sandy ” 18 Olive St. Entered from Butler. Activities: Leader of the Baton Twirlers. Hobbies: Dancing and bowling. Future: Hairdresser. George F. Boyle 3 9 Webber St. Entered from St. Patrick’s. Activities: Gym. Hob- bies: Baseball, basketball, football. Future: United States Navy. Geraldine Mary Boyle Gen” 42 Barclay St. Entered from Moody. Activities: Marksmen’s Club, Y-Teen Canteen, Red Cross Rep. Hobbies: Sports and danc- ing. Future: Air Line Hostess. John F. Boyle, Jr. Biuikey” 174 Liberty St. Entered from New Jersey. Activities: Canteen. Hobbies: Disk Fan”, dancing, skating, bowling, sports. Future: U.S. N. Ann Theresa Bradley Yanny” 18 Olive St. Entered from But- ler. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, reading. Future: Nurse. George Brennan Lefty” 71 Royal St. Entered from Keith Academy. Activities: Boy Offi- cer. Hobbies: Basketball, baseball, golf, swimming, ice skating. Fu- ture. U. S. Air Force. Elizabeth Ann Brewer Liz” 2 3 Ash Street. Entered from Moody. Activities: Girl Officer, Y-Canteen. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, ice skating, talking. Fu- ture: Nurse. Catherine Mary Brick Kay” 47 Manchester St. Entered from Butler. Activities: Leader of L. H. S. Baton Twirlers. Hob- bies: Dancing, bowling, skating, swimming. Future: Hairdresser. Dorothy Ann Brodeur Dot” 17 Boston Road. Entered from Butler. Activities: Head Leader of L. H. S. Twirlers, National Honor Society, Hm. Rm. Rep., Red Cross Rep., Spindle, Review, Per- sonnel. Hobbies: Dancing, swim- ming, skating, reading. Future: Secretary. 27 Barbara Ann Brosnan Broste” 769 Chelmsford St. Entered from Notre Dame Academy. Activities: Marksmen’s Club. Hobbies: Bas- ketball, swimming, bowling. Fu- ture: Nurse. William J. Brown Bill” 74 Liberty St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Science Club, Band. Hobbies: Baseball, drums. Future: Lowell Textile Institute. Alene Browne 27 Houghton St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Special Cho- rus, Girls’ Glee Club, Mixed Glee Club, Orchestra, Eur. Cult. Club, Science Club, Spindle, Newswrit- ing. Hobbies: Tennis, reading, painting, dancing. Future: Chal- loff School of Music. Marie L. Brunelle Mary Lou” 595 Westford St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Special Cho- rus, Mixed Glee Club, Review, Footlighters, National Honor So- ciety. Hobbies: Music, reading, dramatics. Future: Mass College of Pharmacy. Frances Catherine Buczynski Buzz” 7 8 Homestead Road. Entered from St. Stanislaus School. Hobbies: Movies, swimming, skating, danc- ing. Future: Hairdressing. Paul J. Bue Tiny” 686 Bridge St. Entered from St. Michael’s. Activities: Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Boy Officer, Marks- men’s Club. Hobbies: Reading, hunting, fishing, swimming, skat- ing, photography, sports. Future: College. John Burgoyne J ack 3 53 Plain St. Entered from But- ler. Activities: Elevator, Lunch- room, Red Cross Rep., football team, Hi-Y Club. Hobbies: Sports, skating, fishing. Future: Business College. Marion Celena Burns 94 Billerica St. Entered from Lowell Vocational School. Hob- bies: Dancing, swimming. Future: Nursing. Nona Burrows Non” 98 Humphrey St. Entered from Varnum. Activities: Floormaster’s secretary, European Culture Club. Hobbies: Skating, swimming, danc- ing. Future: Secretary. James B. Busby Buzz” 3 8 Mead Street. Entered from St. Peter’s. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, swimming and skating. Future: Navy. 28 Barbara Buyarsky Norman R. Campbell Barb” 9 4 Washington St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Hadassah. Hob- bies: Swimming, dancing. Future: Technician. Barbara Ann Callahan Barb” 104 Tenth St. Entered from Var- num. Activities: Capt. in G. O., Spindle, National Honor Society, Footlighters, Vice-Pres. of Eur. Cult. Club, Science Club. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, reading. Fu- ture: Simmons. Buzzy” 9 1 Hildreth St. Entered from Varnum. Activities: Retailing Club. Hobbies: Swimming, fish- ing, skating. Future: Retailing. Rose Marie Campbell 3 8 Highland Ave. Entered from Morey. Activities: Marksmen’s, Tri-Hi. C.Y.O. Hobbies: Swim- ming, ice skating, skiing, horseback riding. Future: Office work. Joan Helen Callahan ) oanie” 426 Westford St. Entered from West Virginia. Hobbies: Danc- ing, swimming, sports, driving. Fu- ture: College. Barbara Louise Capone Barbie” 81 Lane St. Entered from Wo- burn High. Activities: Tri-Hi, Marksmen’s Club, basketball, Y- Teen Club, Red Cross. Hobbies: Basketball swimming, bowling, skating. Future: W.A.F. Helen Pauline Camara Lenny” 3 94 Central St. Entered from Butlar. Activities: Orchestra, Spec. Chos., Eur. Cult. Club, Glee Club, Floormaster’s secretary, Jr. Red Cross Rep. Hobbies: Danc- ing, singing, violin and piano. Fu- ture: College. Con stance Carroll Connie” 5 02 E. Merrimack St. Entered from Immaculate Conception. Ac- tivities: Girl Officer, Marks- men’s Club, Tri-Hi. Hobbies: Dancing:, skating, basketball sew- ing. Future: Nurse. Earlene Anne Cameron Earle” 2 5 6 Stevens St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Basketball, Spanish Club, Spec. Chor., Glee Club, Eur. Cult. Club. Hobbies: Piano, art, dancing, movies. Fu- ture: State Teachers’ College. James Casey Case” 3 0 Carolyn St. Entered from Varnum. Activities: Track team, Hi-Y. Hobbies: Sports, television. Future: Lowell Textile. 29 Dorothy L. Charron Mary Carroll Marne” 72 Westford St. Entered from Tyngsboro. Activities: Tri-Hi. Hobbies: Sewing and dancing. Fu- ture. Nursing at St. John’s Hos- pital.. Dot” 8 Hutchinson St. Entered from Morey. Hobbies: Dancing, swim- ming, bowling. Future: Beau- tician. John Cassin Case” 5 0 Carolyn St. Entered from Var- num. Activities: Track team, Hi-Y. Hobbies: Sports, television. Future: Lowell Textile. Dorothy G. Cavoures Dotty” 444 Fletcher St. Entered from Bartlett. Activities: Vice-Pres. Nat. Hon. Soc., Sec. Science Club, Eur. Cult. Club, Capt. G. O. Regi- ment. Hobbies: Tennis, swimming, reading, music. Future: Lowell State Teachers’ College. Walter G. Cepulinski Cep ” 142 Jewett St. Entered from Var- num. Activities: Gym. Hobbies: Baseball, football, tennis, swim- ming, ice skating. Future: Navy. Warren Theodore Chandler Speed” 41 Ellis Ave. Entered from Paw- tucket, Keith. Activities: Gym. Hobbies: Dancing, golf, baseball, basketball. Future: Navy. Maurice L. Chartrand Moe” 1 1 1 Aiken Ave. Entered from Varnum. Hobbies: Sports, collect- ing foreign coins. Future: Lowell Textile. Charles K. Chiklis Chick” 40 5 Broadway. Entered from Bart- lett. Activities: L.H.S. Band, Col. in Regiment, basketball team, Spec. Chor., Orchestra, Glee Club. Hobbies: Drumming, hunting, baseball, skiing, swimming. Fu- ture: Science Teacher. Henry J. Chisholm Hank” 104 West St. Entered from Keith Academy. Hobby: Sports. Fu- ture: College. Constance Christopoulos Decna” 94 Vernon St. Entered fraom Var- num. Activities: Basketball, Spe- cial Chorus, Marksmen’s Club, Mixed Glee Club. Hobbies: Danc- ing, basketball, Tri-Hi. Future: College. 30 George Clegg Joan L. Cinq-Mars Joanie” 81 Mt. Hope St. Entered from Pawtucket. Activities: Eur. Cult. Club, Science Club, National Hon- or Society. Hobbies: Reading, swimming, boating. Future: State Teachers’ College. Kid” 1 5 South Wilder St. Entered from Morey. Hobby: Dancing. Future: Electrician. William Clancy Will” 9 Wachusett St. Entered from Keith Academy. Activities: Boy Officer. Hobbies: Bowling, base- ball. Future: U. S. Navy, Carolyn Cohen Carrie” 165 Grand St. Entered from Morey. Hobbies: Dancing, swim- ming, bowling, roller skating, Fu- ture: Nurse. George Clark 8 5 Inland St. Entered from St. Peter’s School. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, football, skating. Future: T ransportation. Dorothea A. Cohen Dory” 165 Grand St. Entered from Morey. Hobbies: Dancing, bowl- ing. Future: State Teachers’ Col- lege. John D. Clarke Jack” Kendall Road, Tyngsboro. Entered from Winslow School. Hobbies: Hockey, baseball, football. Fu- ture: Chicken farmer. Joseph Colombo, Jr. Joe” 80 D St. Entered from Keith Academy. Activities: HiY. Hob- bies: Fishfng, hunting, bowling, basketball, baseball. Future: Col- lege. Rosemary A. Cleary Rosie” 160 Quebec St. Entered from Butler. Hobbies: Skating, tennis. 1 uture: Bookkeeper. George E. Conley Spike” 23 1 Perry St. Entered from Moody. Activities: C.Y.O. Hob- bies: Boxing, football, baseball, dancing. Future: U. S. Navy. 31 Barbara Conlin Barb” 100 Fremont St. Entered from St. Michael’s. Activities: Sec- retary to Mr. Lemire. Hobbies: Swimming, reading and sports. Fu- ture: Secretary. Donald J. Conroy Don” 65 Fay St. Entered from Sacred Heart. Activities: Football, Boy Off icer. Hobbies: Dancing, cab- inetwork. Future: School. Geraldine A. Conlon Gerry” 26 Lawrence St. Entered from Immaculate Conception. Activi- ties: Girl Officer, Tri-Hi, Marks- men. Hobbies: Dancing, swim- ming, reading. Future: Nursing. Ann B. Copley 179 Hildreth St. Entered from St. Michael’s. Activities: Marks- men’s, Tri-Hi. Hobbies: Swimming, skating, dancing. Future: Office work. Mary Katherine Connelly Sniff” 5 Dalton St. Entered from St. Louis’. Activities: Marksmen’s Club, Tri-Hi. Hobbies: Dancing, reading. Future: Framingham State Teachers’ College. Marjorie Corcoran Cuddles” 3 93 Mammoth Rd. Entered from Pawtucket. Activities: Marks- men’s Club, Tri-Hi, Girl Officer. Ruth H. Connors 371 Chelmsford St. Entered from St. Peter’s. Activities: Girl Offi- cer, Marksmen’s Club. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, skating. Fu- ture: Teachers’ College. Dorothy A. Corey Dot” S9 Fay St. Entered from Sacred Heart. Activities: Lowell High Band. Hobbies: Piano, dancing, tennis, skating, horseback riding. Future: Laboratory Technician. Roland H. Constantineau Hot Rod ” 5 Ardell St. Entered from St. Joan of Arc School. Activities: Newswriting, Boy Officer, elevator. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, hunting, bowling, fishing, skiing. Future: Georgetown University R.O.T.C. John Corey Pop” 74 Inland St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Hi-Y. Hobbies: Basketball, skiing, hunting. Fu- ture: College. 32 Joseph Craven Raymond R. Cote Ray 6 5 Branch St. Entered from Notre Dame de Lourdes. Hobbies: Base- ball, football, swimming. Future: Chemical Engineer. Gerald Coughlin Jerry 62 Parkview Ave. Entered from Keith Academy. Activities: Hi-Y, Boy Officer, Football Team. Fu- ture: School. Lila Carolyn Counter 66 8 Chelmsford St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Leader in Baton Twirlers, Marksmen’s Club, basketball. Hobbies: Dancing, piano, drawing. Future: Model- ing. Sylvia Counter Blondie” 668 Chelmsford St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Girl Officer, Special Chorus, Glee Club, bas- ketball, Marksmen’s. Hobbies: Dancing, skiing, singing, skating. Future: Nurse. Joe 620 School St. Entered from Morey. Hobbies: Skating, swim- ming, baseball, football. Future: Printer. Marilyn Craven Mae 1869 Middlesex St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Red Cross Rep., Chorus, Marksmen’s Club. Hobbies; Piano, basketball cook- ing. Future: Nursing. Philip M. Crouse Phil 70 Norcross St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Hi-Y. Hob- bies: Sports, reading. Future: Teaching. Robert Crowe Bob 67 Boynton St. Entered from Var- num. Hobbies: Baseball, basket- ball, swimming, ice skating, fishing. Future: Draftsman. Mary Phyllis Crane Sis 40 Stanley St. Entered from St. Michael’s. Activities: Marks- men’s Club. Hobbies: Music, ten- nis, dancing. Future: Dietitian. John Crowley Johnny 114 So. Loring St. Entered from Keith Academy. Activities: Boy Officer. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, skating, piano. Future: Business. 33 Shirley Cuddy Cud” 906 Central St. Entered from St. Peter’s. Activities: Switch- board Operator. Hobbies: Danc- ing, skating, swimming, basket- ball. Future: Secretary. Muriel Cumming Mac” Lawndale Ave., Tyngsboro, Mass. Entered from Winslow Grammar School. Hobbies: Skating, danc- ing. Future: Waves. Harold D. Currier Harry” 49 Wilder St. Entered from Bartlett. Activities: Y.M.C.A. Hobbies: Basketball, swimming, fishing. Future: Business. James Cusick Jim” Entered from Maryknoll Sem- inary. Activities: C.Y.O. Hob- bies, Football, dancing, basketball. Future: U. S. Navy. George Cummings Hoiman” 927 Central St. Entered from St. Peter’s. Activities: Tennis. Hob- bies: Swimming, ice skating. Fu- ture: Business Executive. Nolan F. Cunningham Flapps” 54 Grove St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Sec. of Lowell Air Cadets. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming and making models. Fu- ture: Marines. Marilyn F. Cyr Mai” 276 Perry St. Entered from St. Stanislaus. Activities: Personnel Staff. Hobbies: Dancing, swim- ming, reading, basketball. Future: Public accountant James S. Czerlonka Jimmy” 68 Rock St. Entered from Var- num. Activities: Naval Reserve, baseball. Hobbies. Fishing, swim- ming, aviation, models of ships and planes. Future: Business Ad- ministration, Navy. Frank M. Curran Franco” 261 Fayette St. Entered from Immaculate Conception. Hobbies: Skating, baseball, swimming. Fu- ture: Engineer. Charles Dabekis Chuck” 640 Market St. Entered from Bartlett. Activities: Boy Officer, Red Cross Rep. Hobbies: Swim- ming, sports, singing. Future: Business School. 34 George Dabilis Dabby” 44 Waugh St. Entered from Bart- lett. Activities: Basketball. Hobbies: Sports, table tennis. Fu- ture: Physical Instructor. Barbara Ann Davis Babs” 524 Merrimack St. Entered from St. Patricks. Hobbies: Dancing, skating, swimming. Future: Low- ell State Teachers’ College. Maureen Daley Dee” 4 Agawam Street. Entered from Sacred Heart. Hobbies: Roller skat- ing, sports, dancing, reading. Fu- ture: Accountant. Roseanne Daley 3 5 5 Stevens St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Marksmen’s Club. Hobbies: Dancing, ice skating, swimming. Future: Col- lege. Barbara Lou Davis Honey” 118 Lawrence St. Entered from Butler. Activities: 1st Adj. G. O., Nat. Hon. Soc., Spec. Cho., Orch., Glee Club, Newswriting, Foot- lighters. Hobbies: Astronomy, collecting Oscar Levant’s records. Future: Music Supervisor. Katherine E. Davis Kay” 12 9 London St. Entered from But- ler. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, movies, skating. Future: Hair- dresser. John V. Dalton Johnny” 143 West Sixth St. Entered from St. Michael’s. Hobbies: Baseball, dancing, basketball. Future: Busi- ness. Donald Ray DeCarteret Don” 65 Wilder St. Entered from Princeton St. School, Chelmsford. Hobby: Sports. Future: Com- munications. Donald P. Davies Don” 124 Luce Street. Entered from Moody. Activities: Boy Officer, Science Club, Eur. Cult. Club. Hobbies: Painting, dancing. Future: College. Donald Decelles Don” 1102 Lawrence St. Entered from Sacred Heart. Activities: Swim- ming, skating. Hobbies: Baseball, basketball, hunting, fishing. Fu- ture: Business. 35 Agnes M. Delano Helene DePonte Ag” . 198 Grand St. Entered from But- ler. Activities: G. O., Marksmen’s Club. Hobbies: Swimming, horse- back riding, dancing, bowling. Fu- ture: Nurse. Hon” 45 Varney St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Girls’ Glee Club, Special Chorus, Mixed glee club. Hobby: Photography, dancing. Future: Bookkeeper. Rita M. Delehanty Della” 5 98 Central St. Entered from St. Peter’s. Hobbies: Ice skating, roll- er skating, golf, swimming. Fu- ture: Wave. Lewis G. Demetroulakos Lew” 132 Bedford Ave. Entered from Pawtucket. Hobbies: Swimming, golf, skating. Future: Business. Louis James Demetroulakos Demetro” 1 82 Mt. Vernon St. Entered from Bartlett. Activities: Basketball, Junior Red Cross, Capt. in L.H.S. Regiment, Hobbies: Sports, bas- ketball, tennis. Future: College. George E. Denham 657 Stevens St. Entered f rom Mo- rey. Hobbies: Basketball, base- ball, swimming, horseback riding. Future: U. S. Coast Guard. Joan DesLauriers 1180 Lawrence Stv Entered from Butler. Hobbies: Bowling, swim- ming, dancing. Future: Stenog- rapher. Blanche Janet Deveau 5 0 Whitney Avenue. Entered fronr Varnum. Activities: Retail Club, Red Cross Rep. Hobbies: Danc- ing, swimming, music. Future: Chamberlain School of Merchan- dising. 1 Arthur LT Diamantopoulos Archie” 67 Willow St. Entered from Bart- lett. Hobbies: Swimming, fish- ing, horseback riding. Future: U. S. Navy. Marion Dingle Midge” Beech St., Tyngsboro. Entered from Winslow School, Tyngsboro. Ac- tivities: Grange officer. Hobbies: Reading, swimming, ice skating, boating. Future: Nurse. 36 Lorraine G. Dion Lulu” 25 5 Fourth Avenue. Entered from Keith Hall. Activities: 4th Ma- jor in G. O. Hobbies: Dancing, skating, swimming. Future: Sec- retary. Jacqueline Dionne Jackie” 7 49 Middlesex St. Entered from Notre Dame de Lourdes. Activi- ties: Marksmen’s Club, Floor Mas- ter’s Secretary. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, skating, basketball. Fu- ture: Secretary. Marie E. Dionne 759 Middlesex St. Entered from Notre Dame de Lourdes. Activi- ties: Marksmen’s Club, Floor Mas- ter’s Secretary. Hobbies: Basket- ball, softball, swimming, skating, dancing. Future: Secretary. Sarah Dixon Dixie” Coburn Road, Tyngsboro. Entered from Winslow School. Activities: Floormaster’s secretary. Hobbies: Dancing, skating, playing the piano. Future: Secretary. Denise Edelie Dodge leky” 89 Puffer St. Entered from But- ler. Activities: Special Chorus, Personnel, National Honor Society. Hobbies: Singing, dancing, draw- ing. Future: Stenographer. Janet E. Donaruma Jan” 22 New Spaulding St. Entered from Morey. Hobbies: Dancing, skating, swimming, skiing. Fu- ture: Technician. Priscilla Dondley 54 Ursula St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Retailing Club. Hobbies: Dancing, bowling, mov- ies. Future: Buyer. Marilyn Anne Donnelly Mai” 69 Bradstreet Ave. Entered from Morey. Activities: Leader in Baton Twirlers. Hobbies: Danc- ing, skating, swimming, twirling, and basketball. Future: Stenog- rapher. Natalie Mary Donovan Nat” 2 5 Morey St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Chorus. Hob- bies: Skating, dancing, reading, drawing. Future: Nurse’s Train- ing at St. John’s Hospital. Robert Dostaler Bob” 105 A St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Pres, of Hi-Y, C.Y.O. Hobbies: Swimming, boxing, bas- ketball. Future: Veterinarian. 37 Roger R. Ducharme Lorraine M. Douglas Dong” 94 First St. Entered from St Stanislaus. Activities: Special Chorus, Girl Officer. Hobbies: Dancing, reading, swimming. Fu- ture: Laboratory Technician. Louise Annette Dow 24 Hampshire St. Entered from Varnum. Activities: Marksmen’s Club. Hobbies: Dancing, ice skating. Future: Lowell Com- mercial College. Martha Downey 106 Luce St. Entered from Moody. Activities: Band, Orchestra, Speak- ers’ Bureau, Footlighters, Science Club, Col. of Girl Officers, Re- view, National Honor Society. Hobbies: Dancing, tennis, swim- ming. Future: College. James Doyle Jimmy” ‘ 13 Sawtelle Place. Entered from St. Patrick’s. Activities: Hi-Y. Hobbies: Bowling, skating, fishing. Future: College. Janet A. Ducharme Jan” Woodlawn Road. Entered from St. Michael’s. Activities: Girl Officer. Hobbies: Dancing, read- ing, swimming. Future: Librarian. Duke” 116 Smith St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Sec. of Hi-Y, C.Y.O. Hobbies: Dancing, sports. Future: Business. Mary Ruth Duffy Duff” 728 E. Merrimack St. Entered from Immaculate Conception. Ac- tivities: Tri-Hi, Marksmen’s Club. Hobbies: Dancing, skating bowl- ing, swimming. Future: Nurse. Robert W. Duggan Bob” 3 4 Denton St. Entered from Sacred Heart. Hobbies: Football, base- ball, volley ball, hunting, stamps, bowling. Future: Manager of First National Store. Mary Patricia Dunne 2 8 Linden Street. Entered from St. Patrick’s High School. Hob- bies: Dancing, ice skating. Fu- ture: Radio. Beverly M. Dupee Bev” 261 Methuen St. Entered from Varnum. Activities: Vice-Presi- dent of Marksmen’s Club, Person- nel Staff, Captain G. O. Hobbies: Swimming, skiing, dancing, read- ing. Future: Secretary. 38 Donald H. Dupuis Ann Frances Fadden Dupe” 3 3 Delard St. Entered from Var- num. Hobbies: Swimming, base- ball, football, dancing. Future: Armed Forces. Ann C. Egan 2 8 Rutland St. Entered from St. Peter ' s School. Activities: Tri-Hi, Switchboard, Marksmen’s Club. Hobbies: Dancing, bowlings skat- ing, swimming. Future: , Airline Hostess. Catherine Elaine Emery Kay” 94 High St. Entered from Im- maculate Conception. Activities: Girl Officer. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, ice skating. Future: Sing- ing. Mary M. Erwin Midge” 481 Beacon St. Entered from St. Michael’s. Activities: Eur. Cult. Club, Marksmen’s, Bookroom. Hob- bies: Skating, dancing, knitting, tennis, swimming. Future: Low- ell Commercial. Rooney” 19 June St. Entered from Paw- tucket. Activities: Head Cheer- leader, Capt. of Y basketball, Glee Club, Bookroom, Spanish Club. Hobbies: Singing, dancing, skat- ing, tennis. Future: Nursing. Eric Fagan Slug” 45 0 Wilder St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Hi-Y, Capt. in Regiment, Debating Club, Or- chestra, Science Club. Hobbies: Baseball, basketball, football, stamp collecting. Future: Chemist. Sally Fairbanks Ginger” Frost Road, Tyngsboro. Entered from Nashua High. Activities: Floormaster’s secretary. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, skating. Fu- ture: Airline Stewardess. Sanford Fasth Sandy” 5 Coburn Court. Entered from Pawtucket. Activities: Boy Offi- cer. Hobbies: Sports, dancing. Future: Electrician. Mary Espinola Mary Jo” 74 Lincoln St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Personnel. Hob- bies: Dancing, reading. Future: Government Employee. Roberta Marie Faulcon Bobbie” 77 Main St. Entered from Butler. Activities: Capt. in Girl Officers, Special Chorus, Marksmen’s Club, Bookroom. Hobbies: Art, shoot- ing, basketball, swimming. Fu- ture: Missionary. 39 William R. Finn Charles A. Faust 3 5 Livingston Ave. Entered from Morey. Activities: Science Club, Track team, Band. Hobbies: Stamp collecting, music, skiing. Fu- ture: College. Mickey ” 8 Wachusett St. Entered from St. Patrick’s. Activities: C.Y.O. Hobbies: Sports, dancing, swim- ming. Future: College. Robert Ferman Bob” 494 Wilder St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Boy Officer. Hobbies: Coin collecting. Future: Certified Public Accountant. Joyce Fernald Joycie” 84 A St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Retailing Club. Hob- bies: Piano, dancing, bowling, hiking. Future: Retailing. Marie M. Ferreira fr S mitty” 34 Robinson St. Entered from Butler. Activities: Personnel, Special Chorus, Girls’ Glee Club. Hobbies: Singing, dancing, art, bowling, basketball, reading. Fu- ture: Stenographer. Robert Finch Bob” 1 1 2 Quebec St. Entered from Butler. Activities: Athletic Of- ficer. Hobby: Hunting. Future: Work in furniture store. Katherine E. Fitzgerald Kay” 14 Schaffer St. Entered from Bart- lett. Activities: Switchboard Operator. Hobby: Dancing. Fu- ture: Switchboard Operator. Francis Flannery Fran” 12 Fremont St. Entered from St. Michael’s. Activities: Band. Hobbies: Dancing, bowling, mu- sic. Future: Business School. Phyllis J. L. Fleury Phce” 110 High St. Entered from Im- maculate Conception. Activities: Treas. of Y” Canteen, Marks- men’s Club, Girl Officer. Hobbies: Dancing, skating, tobogganing. Fu- ture: Dancer. Carol Lenora Folkins Terry” 24 Crowley St. Entered from But- ler. Activities: Eur. Cult. Club, Special Chor., Bookroom, Tri-Hi, basketball. Hobbies: Sketching, football, traveling, swimming, skat- ing. Future: State Teachers’ Col- lege. $ 40 George R. Fontaine 173 Nesmith St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Centralville Sportsmen’s, Boy Officer. Hobbies: Piano, drawing, dancing. Future: Automobile machinist. Catherine Mary Foye Kaye” 17 Shedd St. Entered from St. Michael’s. Activities: Marksmen’s Club, C.Y.O., Bookroom. Hob- bies: Horseback riding, skiing, swimming, dancing. Future: State Teachers’ College. Mary C. Gacek 29 Agawam St. Entered from St. Stanislaus. Activities: Floormas- ter’s Secretary. Hobbies: Skat- ing, swimming, sewing, dancing and reading. Future: Secretary. Lorraine D. Gagnon Lorry” 89 5 Middlesex St. Entered from Hartford, Conn. Activities: Girl Officer, Personnel. Hobbies: Danc- ing, swimming, skating. Future: Stenographer. Patricia Ann Gagnon Pat ” 29 Carolyn St. Entered from Winslow. Activities: Retailing Club. Hobbies: Reading, skating, swimming. Future: Buyer. Alice Marie Gallagher Al” 101 Grand St. Entered from St. Peter’s. Activities: Bookroom, Footlighters, Captain in G. O. Hobbies: Music, dancing, skating, swimming. Future: Art School. Frederick Gallagher Fred” 156 Methuen St. Entered from Varnum. Activities: Boy Officer. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, Fu- ture: College. Joan C. Gallagher ff Joanie ” 12$ Lawrence St. Entered from St. Peter’s. Activities: Spindle. Hobbies: Reading, skating. Fu- ture: Secretary . Alan Edward Gamage Al” 1 1 Morton St. Entered from Riv- erside. Activities: Sports. Hob- bies: Stamps and coin collector. Future: Navy. Elaine M. Ganem Reggie” 133 Parkview Ave. Entered from Haverhill High. Activities: Span- ish Club, Science Club, Bookroom, Major in G. O., Spindle Staff. Hob- bies: Dancing, swimming. Future: College. 41 Robert K. Gardner “Bob” 21 Huntington St. Entered from Westford Academy. Activities: Band, sports. Hobbies: Photog- raphy, stamp collecting, dancing. Future: Navy. David Garnick Dave” 3 8 Burtt St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Band, Boy Officer. Hobbies: Music, baseball, television. Future: Worcester Tech. Richard Geary Dick” 13 3 Vangreenby Rd. Entered from St. Patrick’s. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, baseball, bas- ketball. Future: USAF. Beverly Jean Gemmell Bev” 347 Beacon St. Entered from Var- num. Activities: Bookroom. Hob- bies: Music, reading, swimming, sports. Future: Nurse. Henry Garrity Hank” 82 Fourth St. Entered from Keith Academy. Activities: Football, basketball, baseball, Boy Officer. Hobbies: Dancing, movies, reading. Future: Air Force or Marines. Paul Gauvreau Gene” . 114 South Walker St. Entered from Keith Academy. Activities: Band. Hobbies: Hunting, trap- ping, horseback riding, drawing, photography. Future: Music. Dorothea Gemos Dottie” 120 Mt. Vernon St. Entered from Bartlett. Activities: Eur. Cult. Club, Newswriting, Chorus. Hob- bies: Tennis, swimming, music, reading. Future: Major in His- tory in College. Margaret A. Gibson Peggy” 474 Wilder St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Footlighters, Marksmen’s Club, Special Chorus. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming. Fu- ture: Nurse. Mildred Jane Gawlik Milly” 12 Seventh St. Entered from Var- num. Activities: Cheerleader, floormaster’s secretary, chorus. Hobbies: Dancing, tennis, swim- ming, camp-counselor. Future: Boston School of Comptometry. Erasmia Gickas “Mia” 2 34 Fletcher St. Entered from Bartlett. Activities: Personnel, Spanish Club, Tri-Hi. Hobbies: Dancing, skating, drawing. Fu- ture: Secretary. 42 Elaine Joan Giddis 145 Bellevue St. Entered from St. Joseph’s. Activities: President of Spanish and Tri-Hi, Sec. of Nation- al Honor Society, Girl Officer, Re- view, Science Club, Eur. Cult. Club. Hobbies: Reading, music, tennis. Future: State Teachers’ College. Charles M. Gilboard ' Chuck” 12 8 Sanders Ave. Entered from Morey. Activities: Band, orches- tra, Special Chorus, Glee Club, Footlighters, Boy Officer, Newswrit- ing. Hobbies: Music, basketball, hockey. Future: Psychiatry. Geraldine A. Gilbride Gerry” 88 West Sixth St. Entered from St. Michael’s. Activities: Switch- board, Marksmen’s Club. Hob- bies: Dancing, swimming, skating, basketball. Future: Telephone Operator. George Gilinson Buddy” 16 Chippewa St. Entered from But- ler. Activities: Special Chorus, Glee Club, Boy Officer. Hobbies. Fishing, dancing, ice skating. Fu- ture: Business School. Nancy Catherine Gilinson Gillie” 54 Viola St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Special Chorus, Mixed Glee Club, Footlighters, Marksmen’s Club. Hobbies: Sing- ing, swimming, dancing, sports. Future: Nurse at LGH. Richard C. Gill Dick” 5 0 Linden St. Entered from St. Peter’s. Activities: Baseball, foot- ball. Hobbies: Fishing, swimming. Future: Executive. Daniel R. Gillette Danny” 2 5 Webber St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Boy Officer, Re- view Staff, Hi-Y, Footlighters, Speakers’ Bureau, Special Chorus, Newswriting, Editor of Spindle, Class President. Hobbies: Danc- ing, acting, golf. Future: Em- erson College. James T. Gillis Red” 2 Davis Terrace. Entered from Keith Academy. Activities: Skiing, baseball. Hobby: Reading. Fu- ture: Army. Richard Gillis Dick” 12 East Sixth St. Entered from Varnum. Activities: Boy Officer, Hi-Y, Fo’otlighter. Hobbies: Swimming, skiing, golf. Future: College. Ellen Gilmore El” 3 9 Walnut St. Entered from St. Peter’s. Activities: Marksmen’s Club, Tri-Hi, Science. Hobbies: Swimming, tennis, dancing, skat- ing. Future: Nurse. 43 Donald Gionet Jonas” 93 Fourth Avenue. Entered from Ste. Jeanne D’Arc. Activities: Boy Officer. Hobbies: Baseball, foot- ball, swimming, hockey. Future: College. Rosalie M. Golden Tootsie ” 17 Riverside Ave. Entered from St. Michael’s. Activities: Marks- men’s Club. Hobbies: Dancing, tennis, swimming. Future: Sec- retary. Carolyn Gordon 109 Tyler Park. Entered from Morey. Activities: Eur. Cult., Science and Marksmen’s Clubs. Hobbies: Swimming, skiing, tennis. Future: Junior College. Marie Gould Hickey ” Lowell Rd., Windham, N. H. En- tered from Nashua High. Activi- ties: Floormaster’s secretary. Hobbies: Dancing, ice and roller skating, reading. Future: Beauti- cian. Clara Gomes Lam” 246 Rogers St. Entered from But- ler. Activities: National Honor Society, Switchboard, Special Cho- rus, Glee Club. Hobbies: Singing with the G Clefs”, reading. Fu- ture: Secretary. Edward Joseph Goyette Eddie” 26 Delard St. Entered from St. Stanislaus. Activities: Track team, Boy Officer, elevator. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, sports, music. Future: Business College. Mary Gomes 5 6 Worthen St. Entered from Bartlett. Hobbies: Skating, danc- ing, swimming. Future: Tele- phone Operator. Emily M. Goyette Mickey” 26 Delard St. Entered from Our Lady of the Angel’s Academy, En- field, Conn. Hobbies: Dancing, piano, music. Future: Teacher. Lucy Goodwin Lu” 85 2 Central St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Personnel. Hob- bies: Swimming, dancing, skating Fature: Stenographer. Joyce Gramas Joy” 207 Third St. Entered from Bart- lett. Activities: Girl Officer, Spanish Club, Marksmen’s, Tri-Hi, Rainbow, Y-Basketball. Hobbies: Tennis, dancing, swimming, read- ing. Future: State Teachers’ Col- lege. 44 John P. Hannon Joan Marie Grantz Joanie” 118 Quebec St. Entered from But- ler. Hobbies: Skating, swimming, dancing. Future: Bookkeeper, clerk. Barbara J. Griffith Barbie” 3 9-1 9th St. Entered from Varnum. Activities: Personnel. Hobbies: Dancing, basketball, skating, swim- ming. Future: Clerical work. Han” 9 Quimby Ave. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Boy Officer, ele- vator. Hobbies. Roller skating, football, dancing. Future: Elec- trical engineer. Jane F. Hanson Janie” 677 Stevens St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Rainbow Girl. Hobbies: Dancing, bowling. Fu- ture: Office work. Constance May Guild Connie” Frost Rd., Tyngsboro, Mass. En- tered from Winslow School. Ac- tivities: Special Chorus, Mixed Glee Club. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, bowling, roller skating. Future: Hairdresser. Jo Anne Harkoplias Jo” 42 Clare St. Entered from Bart- lett. Activities: Tri-Hi. Hob- bies: Dancing, bowling, swimming. Future: Lowell State Teachers. Rita T. Haley Reet” 1 5 Courtland St. Entered from Pawtucket. Activities: Switch- board, Glee Club. Hobbies: Piano, dancing, reading. Future: Nurse. Paul A. Harringt on Groggy” 44 7th Ave. Entered from Paw- tucket. Activities: C.Y.O. Hob- by: Sports. ' Future: Mass. School of Art. Mary M. Hand 21 Prince Ave. Entered from Sa- cred Heart. Hobbies: Bowling, dancing, roller skating. Future: Practical nurse. Matthew Harris Mack” 1 65 Fayette St. Entered from Moody. Activities: Glee Club. Hobbies: Swimming, boxing, base- ball. Future: Boxer. 45 Walter E. Hayes, Jr. Babe” 29 Campos Ave. Entered from Bartlett. Hobbies: Skating, base- ball, football. Future: U. S. Air Force. Kenneth Hayward Looie” 3 1 Sanders Ave. Entered from Mo- rey. Hobby: Sports. Future: Col- lege. George E. Hebert Blackie” 46 Barclay St. Entered from No- tre Dame de Lourdes. Activities Hi-Y. Hobbies: Hunting, fish- ing, swimming, baseball, football basketball. Future: Navy. Marilyn Horgan Mai” 5 4 So. Whipple St. Entered from Sacred Heart. Activities: Girl Officers, Marksmen’s Club. Hob- bies: Dancing, swimming, all win- ter sports. Future: State Teach- ers’ College. Ara Hoshmatian lke 120 Durant St. Entered from Var- num. Hobby: Collecting jazz rec- ords. Future: Music. Robert J. Howes Bob” 66 Porter Terrace. Entered from St. Patrick’s. Activities: Immac- ulate Conception, C.Y.O. Hobbies: Baseball, swimming. Future: U. S. Navy. Doris M. Hibbert 144 Winthrop Ave. Entered fror Morey. Activities: Marksmen’ Club, Junior Red Cross. Hobbies Dancing, swimming, skating, read ing. Future: Nurse. Thomas Hurley Tom” 123 Hampshire St. Entered from St. Michael’s. Activities: C.Y.O. Hobbies: Swimming, sports. Fu- ture: Civil Service. Norman Isabelle Izzy” 48 Mt. Grove St. Entered from St. Joanne of Arc. Hobby: Sports. Future: College. 46 Rita James ff Reel ” 20 Seventh Street. Entered from Pawtucket. Activities: Baton leader, switchboard. Hobbies: Twirling, ice skating, dancing, reading, swimming. Future: Teach- er. John H. Judge, Jr. Beaver” 44 Batchelder St. Entered from St. Patrick’s. Activities: Hi-Y. Hobbies: Baseball, football, fish- ing, hunting, swimming. Future: College. John J. Janas 4 Viles Avenue. Entered from Varnum. Activities: Nat. Honor Society, B. O., Hi-Y, Science Club, Footlighters, Track Team. Hob- bies: Sports, dancing, reading. Fu- ture: Mass. College of Pharmacy. Agnes V. Kane 98 Chestnut St. Entered from Moody. Activities: Marksmen’s Club. Hobbies: Sports, movies, collecting records. Future: Office work. Donald A. Jelley DJ” 16 Chase St. Entered from St. Pe- ter’s. Activities: Captain of Foot- ball Team. Hobbies: Bowling, swimming. Future: College. Jean Johansen Jeannie” 194 Howard Street. Entered from Butler. Activities: Baton Leader. Hobbies: Twirling, dancing, sew- ing. Future: Secretary. Lois C. Kanter Lo” 8 Belmont Street. Entered from Morey. Activities: Spindle Staff, National Honor Society, Eur. Cult. Club, Science Club, Special Cho- rus, Footlighter’s. Hobbies: Danc- ing, singing, reading, swimming. Future: College. Carolyn R. Kapala Kerry” 51 Canton St. Entered from St. Michael’s. Activities: Marksmen’s Club. Hobbies: Drawing, col- lecting records, driving. Future: Vesper George School of Art. r Marjorie Jones Margie” 629 Wilder St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Marksmen’s Club. Hobbies: Dancing, skating, tennis, swimming. Future: Low- ell State Teachers’ College. Mark Kaplan Mark” 292 Shaw St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Boy Officer, Science Club. Hobbies: Photography, dancing, baseball, basketball, bowl- ing. Future: College. 47 Frank Kappler Kap 17 Waterford St. Entered from Pawtucket. Hobbies: Basketball and golf. Future: College. David Katzman Hymo 15 Washington Pkwy. Entered from Morey. Activities: Review, Sci- ence Club. Hobbies: Sports, read- ing, Spindle. Future: College. Carol Kenyon 5 7 Blossom St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Science Club, Marksmen’s Club, Eur. Cult. Club, Red Cross Rep. Hobbies: Basket- ball, swimming. Future: Nurs- ing. Alexander Ketree,, Jr. Flash 145 Columbia Road. Entered from Pawtucket. Activities: Boy Offi- cer. Hobbies: Racing jalopies, swimming, hunting, dancing, stuff- ing animals and birds, skating. Future: Mechanic. Jacqueline Kelley Jackie 298 High St. Entered from Moody. Activities: Marksmen’s Club, Science Club. Hobbies: Bas- ketball, dancing, swimming. Fu- ture: College. Denis King Den 657 Andover St. Entered from Moody. Activities: Science Club, Lieut. Col. in Regiment. Hobbies: Baseball, hockey, dancing, swim- ming, basketball. Future: College. Joan M. Kelley Irish 94 Boylston St. Entered from Moody. Activities: Switchboard, Marksmen’s Club. Hobbies: Bas- ketball, dancing, swimming. Fu- ture: Secretary. Mary Loretta King Mini 47 Shaw St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Marksmen’s Club, News- writing. Hobbies: Dancing, read- ing, swimming, winter sports. Fu- ture: Nurse’s Training. Elaine Louise Kenny Ken 159 Wentworth Ave. Entered from Moody. Activities: National Hon- or Society, Review, Science Club, G. O., Footlighters. Hobbies: Golf, Pastel Drawing. Future: College. Marjorie King Margie 109 Highland Ave. Entered from Morey. Activities: Retailing Club. Hobbies: Dancing, swim- ming. Future: Buyer. 48 Marlene Kinne Mi” 56 Fremont St. Entered from Var- num. Activities: Marksmen’s Club, Mr. Donoghue’s Office. Tri- Hi. Hobbies: Skating, skiing, swimming, dancing, bowling. Fu- ture: Accountant. John J. Kirane Jack” Thorndike St. Entered from St. Peter’s. Activities: Baseball. Hob- bies: Football, photography, art. Future: College. Elizabeth Annc Klish bette ” 40 Wright St. Entered from Dra- cut High. Activities: Girl Offi- cer, Tri-Hi, Marksmen’s Club. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, skat- ing. Future: Nursxng. Henry Kludjian Hank” 45 2 Westford St. Entered from Morey. Hobbies: All sports, ball games. Future: College. Donald J. Knight Don” 3 5 Fulton St. Entered from St. Michael’s. Hobbies: Baseball, bowling, reading. Future: Air Force. Robert John Knoop Muscles” 12 Greendale Ave. Entered from Butler. Activities: Band, Or- chestra. Hobbies: Music, hunting, fishing swimming, basketball. Fu- ture: School of Music. Martha J. Kokoliadis Marty” 4 Carter Avenue. Entered from Butler. Activities: Chorus, Tri- Ho, Marksmen’s Club. Hobbies: Swimming, bowling, dancing. Fu- ture: Secretary. Joan Stelle Kolek Joanie” 1 5 Liberty St. Entered from St. Stanislaus. Activities: C.Y.O. Hobbies: Dancing, skating, bowl- ing. Future: Telephone Com- pany. Mitchell W. Kopacz Mike” 27 Bachman St. Entered from Var- num. Activities: Football, base- ball, basketball, hockey. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, model airplanes. Future: Agricultural School. Lorraine C. K oravos Lory” 3 65 Lincoln St. Entered from Butler. Activities: C.Y.O. Hob- bies: Dancing, skating, bowling, swimming. Future: Hostess. 49 Barbara Ann Kosik Bobby” 61 Pond St. Entered from St. Stanislaus. Activities: Marksmen’s Club, Hm. Rm. Rep., Spec. Cho., Glee Club, Spindle. Hobbies- Singing, skating, dancing, swim- ming. Future: Singing. Marcia M. Kostka 73 West Fourth St. Entered from St. Michael’s. Activities: Na- tional Honor Society, Spanish Club, Personnel, Tri-Hi. Hobbies: Piano, dancing, skating. Future: Secre- tarial work. Pauline S. Kouchalakos ff Kouchy ” 1 1 Wiggin St. Entered from Bart- lett. Activities: Marksmen’s, basketball, Glee Club, Greek Club. Hobbies: Sports, skating, reading, music. Future: Designer. Beverly Kremer Bev ” 3 5 8 Pine St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Footlighters, Sci- ence Club, Eur. Cult. Club, Spe- cial Chorus, Glee Club. Hobbies: Dancing, reading, music, tennis, swimming. Future: College. Rosalyn Kremer Roz” 440 Parker St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Dramatics, Spec. Cho., Science CluK, Eur. Cult. Club, Hm. Rm. Rep., Speaker’s Bureau, Footlighters. Hobbies: Piano, swimming, tennis, dancing, reading. Future: College. George Kungulus Geo” (SO Lagrange St. Entered from Bartlett. Hobbies: baseball, bas- ketball. Future: College. Christy John Kouropoulos Johnny” 78 Rock St. Entered from Bart- lett. Activities: Retailing Club, Stamp Club. Hobbies: Sports, stamp collecting, photography. Fu- ture: Retailing. Rose Marie Kowalski Dolly” 34 West Third St. Entered from Varnum. Activities: Leader in Baton Twirlers, Tri-Hi. Hobbies: Swimming, twirling, dancing, skat- ing. Future: Typist. Alfred LaBranche Skippy” 602 Market St. Entered from St. Joseph’s. Activities: Retailing Club. Hobbies: Dancing, bowl- ing, photography. Future: Busi- ness. Harvey R. LaBrie Harv” 17 Hudson St. Entered from St. Peter’s. Hobbies: Swimming, bowling, fishing. Future: U.S.N. 50 Joan E. LaDuke 20 Keane St. Entered from Bart- lett. Activities; Personnel. Hob- bies: Reading, movies, dancing. Future: Secretary. Beatrice P. Laferriere “Bookie” 3 54 East Merrimack St. Entered from St. Michaers. Activities: Tri- Hi, Capt. in G. O., Marksmen’s Club. Hobbies: Dancing, ice skating, basketball. Future: Tele- phone Operator. Dorothy Laferriere Pudgie ” 22 Third Avenue. Entered from Pawtucket. Activities: Girl Offi- cer, Science Club, Eur. Cult. Club, Tri-Hi. Hobbies: Ice skating, swimming, basketball, dancing. Fu- ture: Nurse. Maureen Lafferty Mae” 132 Agawam St. Entered from Immaculate Conception. Activities: Home Room Rep. Hobbies: Sing- ing, dancing, skating. Future; Singing. Helen O. LaFlamme “Snookie” 16 Lawton St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Chorus. Hob- bies: Basketball, swimming, skat- ing, dancing. Future: Naval Nurse. Edward Laliberty “Eddie” 6 5 Tremont St. Entered from St. Joseph’s. Activities: Hi-Y, Jr. Red Cross Rep. Hobbies: Baseball, basketball, football, dancing. Fu- ture: Air Force. Donald Albert Larose “Don” 25 8 Cumberland Rd. Entered from St. Louis. Activities: Naval Re- serve. Hobbies: Baseball, foot- ball, tennis, swimming, hockey. Future: Navy. Robert J. LaVallee “Bob” 12 9 Colburn St. Entered from St. Joseph’s. Hobbies: Swim- ming, baseball, basketball, football. Future: Air Force. Warren H. Lawson “Horsey” 45 Princeton St. Entered from Westlands School. Activities: Hi-Y. Hobbies: Basketball, swimming, hunting, fishing. Future: Bentley Institute. William Leach “Bill” 20 Roberts St. Entered from Ste. Jeanne D’Arc. Hobby: Sports. Future: U. S. Navy. 51 John W. Leahy Jack” 1 5 Pihl St. Entered from Sacred Heart. Hobbies: Dancing, baseball, football. Future: Navy. Joseph LeBoeuf Joe” 23 East Sixth St. Entered from Varnum. Hobbies: Fishing, hunt- ing. Future: Chemist. Joseph LeCam Joe” 14 Cedar St. Entered from Keith Academy. Activities: Chorus. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, skating. Future: Business Col- lege. Raymond L’Heureux Kay” 6 Dane Avenue. Entered from Bartlett. Activities: Band, Or- chestra. Hobbies: Music, painting, writing, stamp collecting, sports. Future: Civil Service. Angelike Liackos Kikt” 5 5 Rock St. Entered from Bart- lett. Activities: Mr. Brown’s sec- retary. Hobbies: Music, dancing, sewing. Future: Secretary. Frieda V. Lindquist Fritzi” 210 Boylston St. Entered from Moody. Activities: Tri-Hi, Marks- men’s Club. Hobbies: Skating, dancing, bowling, knitting. Fu- ture: Air hostess. Paul R. Lemieux Lem” 3 5 Race St. Entered from St. Jo- seph’s. Hobbies: Baseball, skat- ing, dancing, swimming. Future: Salesman. Walter J. Lemire Walt” 7 Ames St. Entered from Butler. Hobbies: Dancing, hunting, swim- ming. Future: Navy. Frank H. Linscott, Jr. Windy” Tyngsboro, Mass. Entered from Winslow. Activities: Football, baseball. Hobby: Sports. Fu- ture: Football Coach. Lydia Judith Loftus Lyd” 2 8 Houghton St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Greenhalge Debating Society, Red Cross Rep. Hobbies: Dancing, knitting, cook- ing, basketball, roller skating. Fu- ture: Nurse. 52 Demetrios Lolos Gerard Lussier Jim” 187 Mt. Vernon St. Entered from Bartlett. Activities: Boy Officer. Hobbies: Basketball, baseball. Fu- ture: College. Jeff” 170 Ennell St. Entered from St. Louis. Activities: Newswriting. Hobbies: Sports, fishing. Future: U. S. Marines. Jane Lord Jay” 10 6 Stevens St. Entered from St . Stanislaus. Activities: Footlight- ers, G. O. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, listening to records. Fu- ture: School. John Lorigan Jack” 28 Burtt St. Entered from Mo- rey. Hobbies: Hunting, sports. Future: Jeweler. James Knute Loverude Jimmy” 174 Eleventh St. Entered from Varnum. Acitvities: Boy Offi- cer, Vice Pres. Hi-Y, Vice Pres. Spec. Cho., Mixed Glee Club, Nat. Hon. Soc., Speaker’s Bureau. Hobbies: Basketball, baseball, dancing, swimming. Future: Har- vard. Edgar R. Lussier Eddy” 3 4 Beaulieu St. Entered from St. I ouis). Activities: Newswriting Class, A. A. Office. Hobby: Sports. Future: Accountant. Eileen Frances Lynch Curly” 9 Chapel St. Entered from St. Pe- ter’s. Hobbies: Skating, dancing, sewing, cooking. Future: Office work. Thomas Lyons 1 ) Berkeley Ave. Entered from Keith Academy. Activities: Re- tailing Club. Hobbies: Tennis, football. Future: Salesman. John Hamilton Loynes Johnny” 1 West Tenth St. Entered from Varnum. Activities: Hi-Y, Capt. Boys’ Regiment, Nat. Honor So- ciety. Hobbies: Dancing, swim- ming, basketball. Future: Bos- ton University. James McAdams Jim” 17 Summit St. Entered from Moody. Activities: Hi-Y, Sci- ence Club, Review, Cadet Offi- cer, Track team, Spindle. Hob- bies: Sports and movies: Future: College. George McAndrews Carolyn E. McDonald Me” 2 Glidden Ave. Entered from Morey. Activities: Track, base- ball, football. Hobbies: Fishing, sports, swimming. Future: Army Air Force. Marie G. McAvinnue Shorty ” 3 39 Mammoth Road. Entered from Pawtucket. Activities: Special Chorus, Girls’ Glee Club, Mixed Glee Club, Personnel. Hobbies: Skating, piano, basketball. Future: Secretary. John D. McCarthy jack” 17 Hoyt Ave. Entered from Moody. Activities: Football, Re- view, Cadet Officer, Science Club. Hobbies: Sports, swimming, read- ing. Future: Business Admin- istration at College. Carol” 116 Epping St. Entered from Riv- erside. Activities: Floormaster’s Secretary. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, music, painting. Future: Stenographer. Edward McDonald Eddie”, 116 Epping St. Entered from Riverside. Hobbies: Skating, danc- ing, collecting records. Future: Florist. Alice McDowell 65 8 School St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: European Cult- ure Club. Hobbies: Dancing, read- ing, music. Future: Nursing. Joanne McCarthy Jo” 122 Eleventh St. Entered from St. Michael’s. Activities: Band, Orchestra, Spanish Club, Marks- men’s Club. Hobbies: Music, danc- ing, knitting, swimming. Future: Bridgewater State Teachers’ Col- lege. Barbara A. McCluskey Barb” 16 Crowley St. Entered from St. Augustine’s School. Activities: Eur. Cult. Club, Spanish Club, Pres, of Marksmen’s Club. Hob- bies: Dancing, swimming, skiing, reading, drawing. Future: Mass, Art. John McElwee Mac” 5 Madison St. Entered from St. Peter’s. Hobbies: Baseball, swim- ming. Future: Air Force. Donald McGadden Don” 83 Loring St. Entered from Mo- rey. Hobby: Sports. Future: Navy. 54 Arthur W. McKeon Francis McGovern Mac” 41 Nineteenth St. Entered from Varnum. Activities: Boy Officer. Hobbies: Football, baseball, ten- nis. Future: Policeman. Janet Marie McHale Jan” 119 Howard St. Entered from St. Peter’s. Activities: Floormaster’s Secretary. Chorus, Girl Officer. Hobbies: Reading, skating, danc- ing, sports. Future: Med. Secre- tary. Mary Patricia McHugh Patsy” 6 Colwell Ave. Entered from St. Peter’s. Hobbies: Skating, danc- ing, sewing. Future: Secretary. Helen Marie McKenna Mac” 208 Shaw St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Switchboard Op- erator, Marksmen’s Club. Hob- bies: Piano, basketball, dancing, swimming. Future: Secretary. Walter T. McKenna Mac” 42 Marlborough St. Entered from St. Patrick s. Hobbies: Swim- ming, golf, football. Future: Col- lege. 5 5 Art” 3 84 High St. Entered from Moody. Activities: Boy Officer, baseball. Hobbies: Basketball, tennis, danc- ing, reading. Future. Aeronauti- cal Engineer. Raymond McKeon Kay” 3 0 Read St. Entered from Var- num. Activities: Boy Officer. Hobbies: Baseball, football, bas- ketball, piano. Future: Business Administration. Esther McMahon Etta” 59 Walton St. Entered from Mo- rey. Hobbies: Dancing and bowl- ing. Future: Office work. Rita Ann McMahon 49 Long Pond Drive, Collinsville. Entered from Morey. Activities: Girl Offi ' cer, Sec. of European Cul- ture Club. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, reading. Future; Nurse at St. John’s. Dorothy McNamara Dotty” 25 West Fifth Ave. Entered from Pawtucket. Activities: Girl Offi- cer. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming. Future: State Teachers’ College. Dorothy A. Machado John J. McNamara Mac” 133 Clark Rd. Entered from Moody. Activities: Science Club, Boy Officer, Review Staff, Spindle. Hobbies: Golf, hockey, swimming, dancing, drawing. Future: Col- lege. Dottie” 13 Burns St. Entered from St. Pe- ter’s. Hobbies: Bowling, dancing, reading, sewing. Future: Book- keeping. Joan E. McNeill Joante” 339 Lawrence St. Entered from Sacred Heart. Activities: Floor Master’s Secretary, Girl Officer. Hobbies: Dancing, skating. Fu- ture: Telephone Operator. Kathleen G. Madden Kathy” 20 Greenfield St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Girl Officer, Chorus, Marksmen’s Club. Hob- bies: Dancing, skating, swimming, reading. Future: College. Helene McNeil Mickle” 70 8 Central St. Entered from St. Peter’s. Activities: Glee Club. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, skating. Future: Clerk. Marion MacFadgen Mim” 3 2 Gorham St. Entered from St. Peter’s. Hobbies: Reading, danc- ing, skating. Future: Secretary. Ann MacKissock 23 5 Thorndike St. Entered from McFarlin Grammar School. Hob- bies: Playing piano, knitting, read- ing, movies. Future: Nurse. Daniel F. Mahoney Dan” 16 Fleming St. Entered from St. Patrick’s. Activities: Sports. Hob- bies: Dancing, swimming. Fu- ture: Oil dealer. Michael J. Mahoney Moc” 5 6 Hudson St. Entered from St. John’s. Activities: Lunch room. Hobbies: Football, hockey, swim- ming. Future: College. Chester M. Makiez Chet” 6 Joiner’s Court. Entered from St. Stanislaus. Hobbies: Swim- ming, hunting. Future: Truck driver. 56 George Makris f Mt. Washington St. Entered from Bartlett. Activities: Greek Club. Hobbies: Writing, listen- ing to classical music. Future: Au- thor. [amis Manning Jim my 14 Jean Avc. Entered from Riv- erside. Hobbies: Baseball, swim- ming, skating, hunting, fishing. Future: Radio. Pitik Makris 5 Mt. Washington St. Entered from Bartlett. Activities: Hi-Y, Special Chorus, Mixed Glee Club, Boy Officer, Pres, of Greek Club. Hobbies: Baseball, football. Fu- ture: Theological seminary. Mary Marc hand butch 2 Billerica St. Entered from Sa- cred Heart. Activities: Marks- men’s Club, Sec. to Mr. Donohoe. Hobbies: Dancing, bowling, swim- ming. Future: Nurse. John Maloney Jackie 184 Pine St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Cadet Officer, Glee Club, Pres, of Spec. Cho., Hi-Y. Hobbies: Dancing, reading, sing- ing. Future: Mechanic. Norman W. Marcotti Norm Boston Rd., No. Billerica. En- tered from Keith Academy. Hob- bies: Baseball, swimming, dancing. Future: Draftsman. Kenneth W. Manchester Ken 69 Ludlam St. Entered from Var- num. Activities: Basketball. Hob- bies: Skating, sports, flying. Fu- ture: Air Force. Stephen George Manekas Steve 86 Rock St. Entered from Bart- lett. Activities: Music. Hobbies: Dancing, music, basketball. Fu- ture: Ice Cream Salesman. Thomas F. Markham, Jr. Tom my 5 5 I Stevens St. Entered from St. Peter’s. Activities: Boy Officer, C.Y.O., No. Shore Horsemen’s Assn. Hobbies: Horseback riding, swimming, dancing, driving, skat- ing. Future: Veterinarian. Ruth Sheila Marmar Ma” 274 Gibson St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Marksmen’s Club, Footlighters, Science Club, Eur Cult. Club. Hobbies: Dancing, winter, summer sports, ping-pong. Future: Medicine. 57 Janet R. Marshall James Mayo Jan” 79 3 Chelmsford St. Entered from St. Patrick’s. Activities: Science Club, Eur. Cult. Club, Spindle. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, tennis, skating. Future: Laboratory technician. Shirley Jane Marshall Taffy” 14 Otsego Avenue. Entered from Morey. Activities: Marksmen’s Club, Rainbow Girls, Eur. Cult. Club. Hobbies: Skating, horse- back riding, dancing, swimming, bowling, basketball. Future: Nurse. Joan Iris Martin Jo” 484 Pine St. Entered from Con- cord High School. Activities: Marksmen’s Club, European Cul- ture Club. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, sports. Future: Col- lege. Paul Martin Red” 3 S Cornell St. Entered from Im- maculate Conception. Hobbies: Hunting, baseball, swimming. Fu- ture: Navy. Rita Matton 248 Cabot St. Entered from Chelmsford. Activities: Marks- men’s Club. Hobbies: Art, horse- back riding, swimming. Future: Art School. Jim” 63 Summer .St. Entered from Butler. Activities: Hi-Y, football, chorus. Hobbies: Baseball, basket- ball, skiing. Future: College. Charles Meagher Chuck” 8 8 Weed St. Entered from Sa- cred Heart. Hobbies: Skating, baseball. Future: Mechanic. Robert Mealey Saw” 80 West Union St. Entered from St. Peter’s. Activities: Y.M.C.A Hobbies: Baseball, basketball, dancing, swimming. Future: Elec- trician. Paul Melanson Mai” 1 5 Cambridge St. Entered from Butler. Activities: Y.M.C.A. Hob- by: Sports. Future: Fireman. Theresa Mello Terry” 14 Penn Avenue. Entered from Butler. Activities: Leader in Lowell High Baton Twirlers. Hob- bies: Swimming, dancing, twirl- ing. Future: Dental Assistant. 58 Douglas R. Mercier Lucky” 403 Bridge St. Entered from Var- num. Activities: Treas. of Nat. Honor Society, Special Chorus, Hi- Y, B. O., Speaker’s Bureau, Lunch- room, Review, Footlighters, Class officer for past three years. Fu- ture: Acting. Eileen Merrill 26 Eustis Ave. Entered from Var- num. Activities: Marksmen’s Club, Y.W.C.A. Hobbies: Basket- bajl , swimming, dancing. Future: Nurse. Theresa M. Michaud Terry” 3 0 Perkins St. Entered from St. Michael’s. Activities: Tri-Hi. Hobbies: Roller skating, dancing, horseback riding, bowling. Fu- ture: Air Hostess. Paul Miller Flea” 20 Lombard St. Entered from Bartiett. Activities: Boy Officer. Hobbies: Fishing, swimming, bas- ketball. Future: Textile. Catherine Mitides Kay” 47 Rock St. Entered from Bart- lett. Activities: Marksmen’s Club, Tri-Hi, Spanish Club, Science Club. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, bowling. Future: Accountant. Elaine C. Mitides 47 Rock St. Entered from Bart- lett. Activities: Tri-Hi, Marks- men’s Club. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, skating, bowling. Fu- ture: Nurse. Gilbert H. Monty Gil” 26 Humphrey St. Entered from St. Michael’s. Activities: Radio. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, hunting. Future: Television En- gineer. Gerard H. Moran Gerry” 942 Lakeview Ave. Entered from St. Joseph’s High. Activities: Hi- Y, Science Club. Hobbies: Danc- ing exhibitions, swimming. Future; Artist and Cartoonist. Paul Y. Morin Moe” 119 Hildreth St. Entered from St. Louis. Hobbies: Fishing, hunt- ing, skiing, swimming. Future: Navy. Janet I. Morris Jan” 183 Powell St. Entered from St. Peter’s. Activities: Marksmen’s Club, Floormaster’s Secretary. Hobbies: Ice skating, shooting, play- ing the piano. Future: Office work. 59 Mary Morrow Gordon G. Mulcahy 26 Linden St. Entered from Sa- cred Heart. Activities: Switch- board Operator . Hobbies: Swim- ming, reading. Future: Secretary. Mul” 26 Otsego Ave. Entered from St. Joseph ' s (Conn.) Hobbies: Swim- ming, dancing. Future: Service. Charles Moulton Chuck” 5 2 Birch St. Entered from Moody. Hobbies: Baseball, basketball, foot- ball. Future: Business College. Marion Moushegian 64 Norcross St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Floormaster’s secretary. Hobbies: Swimming, tennis, skating, basketball. Fu- ture: Private Secretary. Sybil Moushegian Sib” 26 Plummer Ave. Entered from Moody. Activities: Lieut. Col. of the G. O., Eur. Cult. Club, Sci- ence Club, Spanish Club. Hob- bies: Swimming, tennis, dancing. Future: Pembroke College. Suzanne Moynahan Sue 99 96 Glenwood St. Entered from Moody. Activities: Review, News- writing, Spanish Club, Eur. Cult. Club, Pres, of Science Club, G. O. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, ten- nis. Future: Univ. of Mass. Ellen T. Mullen Sis” 66 Billings St. Entered from Varnum. Activities- Commercial Department. Hobbies. Dancing, swimming, skating. Future: Sec- retarial work. Joan Mullen 253 Princeton Blvd. Entered from Morey. Activities: Review, Sci- ence. Club, Eur. Cult. Club, Girl Officer, Footlighters. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, entomology. Future: College. Anne L. Murphy 4 Davis Terrace. Entered from Morey. Activities: Pres, of Eur. Cult. Club, Nat. Honor Society, Red Cross Rep., Science Club. Hobbies: Acting, skating, music. Future: Dramatics. Barbara Murphy Murph” 37 Shedd St. Entered from St. Michael ' s. Activities: Tri-Hi.’ Hobbies: Bowling, movies, danc- ing, basketball. Future: Tele- phone Operator. 60 Dorothy Ann Murphy Dot” 2 5 Clefton St. Entered from Riverside. Activities: Tri-Hi, Greenhalge Debating Society. Hob- bies: Dancing, crocheting. Fu- ture: Nursing. Elinor M. Murphy Ellie” 103 Walker St. Entered from St. Patrick’s. Hobbies: Dancing, bowling, sports. Future: Com mercial College. John F. Murphy Jack” 40 Warwick St. Entered from St. Patrick’s. Activities: Boy Offi- cer. Hobbies: Swimming, golf, basketball, ping-pong. Future: Business school. Thomas D. Murphy Murph ” 1 1 Shedd St. Entered from St. Michael’s Activities St. Mi- chael’s C.Y.O. Hobbies: Bowling, reading, dancing, sports. Future: Business. Eva A. Murray Eve” 17 Washington St. Entered from Morey. Hobbies: Reading, movies, tennis. Future: Bookkeeper. Lois R. Murray 23 Anderson St. Entered from Butler. Hobbies: Dancing, swim- ming, bowling. Future: Secre- tary. John R. Myers Chick” 10 Lewis St. Entered from North Reading. Hobbies: Hunting, football, swimming, baseball. Fu- ture: Air Force. Robert O. Narbonne Narby” 15 By St. Entered from Marist Prep. Esopus, N. Y. Hobbies: Swim- ming, hunting, hockey. Future: Mass. College Pharmacy. Maureen E. Nelson Moe” 103 Fremont St. Entered from St. Michael’s. Activities: Y- Teens, Marksmen’s Club, Tri-Hi. Hobbies: Dancing, skating, skiing, basketball. Future: Secretary. Cynthia Neyman Cindy” 51 Monadnock Ave. Entered from Morey. Activities: Associate Ed. Spindle, Hm. Rm. Rep., Spec. Cho., Red Cross Rep., Treas. Science Club, Eur. Cult. Club, Review, Nat. Honor Soc., Footlighter’s. Hobbies: Swimming, tennis, read- ing, music, dancing. Future: Col- lege. 61 Leonard H. Nichols Lett” 3 9 July St. Entered from Var num. Hobbies: Hunting and fish ing. Future: Mechanic. Robert Niemi Bob” 62 Plain St. Entered from Butler. Hobbies: Baseball, swimming, danc- ing. Future: Service. Aphrodite Niczus Dite” 79 Exeter St. Entered from Var- num. Activities: Chorus, Greek Language Club. Hobbies: Danc- ing, skating, tennis. Future: Per- sonnel Supervisor. Lillian G. Nolan Lill ” ' 3 0 Sycamore St. Entered from Moody. Activities: Personnel. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, read- ing. Future: Salem Teacher ’ College. George A. Noval 20 5 White St. Entered from Ste. Jeanne O’Arc. Activities: Treas. of Hi-Y. Hobbies: Football, bas- ketball. Future: Telephone lines- man. James H. O’Brien Jimtny” 1 1 5 Humphrey St. Entered from Varnum. Activities: Boy Offi- cer, Jr. Red Cross. Hobby: Swimming. Future: College. Kenneth O’Brien Chick” 12 6 Powell St. Entered from Mo- rey. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, baseball, basketball, swimming. Fu- ture: Navy. Maureen C. O’Brien Maur” 3 L” St. Entered from St. Mi- chael’s. Activities: Eur. Cult. Club, Science Club, Marksmen’s. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, skat- ing. Future: Nurse. Richard John O’Connor Dick” 5 8 Highland St. Entered from St. Peter’s. Activities: Greenhalge Debating Society, Science Club. Jr. Red Cross. Hobbies: Sports, mu- sic, reading, dancing. Future: Col- lege. Robert F. O’Connor Okie” 47 Walnut St. Entered from St. Peter’s. Activities: Boy Officer. Hobbies: Basketball, baseball, dancing, swimming. Future: Theater Business. 62 Joanne M. Ogiba Joanie” 178 West Sixth St. Entered from Varnum. Activities: Marksmen’s club, Girl Officer. Hobbies: Skating, dancing, basketball, swim- ming. Future: Medical Secretary. Albert O’Heir Al” 241 Clark Rd. Entered from Moody. Activities: Cadet Offi- cer, Editor of Review, Science Club, Band, Orchestra. Hobbies: Sports, reading. Future: College. William O’Malley The Mus” 150 Myrtle St. Entered from Keith Academy. Activities: News- writing. Hobbies: Baseball, bas- ketball, swimming, dancing. Fu- ture: College.. William . O’Neill, Jr. Bill” 3 60 Pawtucket St. Entered from Hampton Academy. Activities: Boy Officer. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, skating. Future: En- gineering. Armen G. Qozoonian Arm” 1 2 80 Middlesex St. Entered from Morey. Hobbies: Bowling, foot- ball, stamp collecting. Future: Machinist. Dorlen Ouelllt 5 8 Grand St. Entered from St. Peter’s. Activities: Science Club, Eur. Cult. Club, Girl Officer. Hob- bies: Dancing, swimming, skating. Future: Nurse. Henry C. Pageau Hank” 7 Whitney Ave. Entered from St. Michael’s. Activities: Band, Or- chestra. Hobbies: Trumpet, danc- ing, bowling, sports. Future: Mu- sician. Agnes Panagjotopoulos Pangy” 20 Phillips St. Entered from Bartlett. Activities: Girl Officer, Spanish Club. Hobbies: Dancing, jazz music, skating, skiing bowling. Future: Private Secretary. Priscilla Jean Terren Jean” 43 5 Wilder St. Entered from Morey. Activities . Switchboard, Chorus. Hobbies: Dancing, roller skatirrg, swimming. Future: Tele- phone Operator. William Pappacostantinou Pappy” 3 87 Market St. Entered from Bartlett. Activities: Baseball, basketball. Hobby: Baseball. Fu- ture: College. 63 George J. Pappaioanou Henry Pariseau Pappy 3 4 Columbus Ave. Entered from Bartlett. Activities: Boy Officer. Hobbies: Drums, sports. Future: College or Air Force. Hank 89 Prince St. Entered from Bart- lett. Hobbies: Swimming, foot- ball, baseball, ice skating. Future: Air Force. Iris Pappas Pap 3 Barton Ave. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Spec. Chorus, Mixed Glee Club, basketball, dra- matics, Eur. Cult. Club, Greek Club. Hobbies: Reading, danc- ing. Future: Boston Teachers’ College. Nancy Partelo Nan v 118 Butman Road. Entered from Rogers Hall. Activities: Science, Spanish, Marksmen’s Clubs, Girl Officer. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, tennis. Future: Col- lege. John Pappas Pap 5 3 Thirteenth St. Entered from Varnum: Hobbies: Baseball, foot- ball. Future: College. Jacqueline Patch Jackie ” 115 Pleasant St. Entered from Lawrence High. Activities: Girl Officer, Y-Teens, Marksmen’s Club. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, skat- ing. Future: Secretary. Phyllis Paquin Phyl 5 0 Chestnut St. Entered from Keith Hall.- Activities: Girl Offi- cer, Marksmen’s Club. Hobbies: Dancing, bowling, swimming, mov- ies. Future: Receptionist. Leo Parent Punchy 190 Hall St. Entered from St. Joseph’s. Activities: Baseball, bas- ketball. Hobbies: Baseball, basket- ball, reading, movies. Future: College. Patricia Pattelena Par 8 5 Sayles St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Retailing Club. Hobbies: Bowling, skating, swim- ming. Future: Merchant. Paul Pearsall Shorty 179 Baldwin St. Entered from St. Peter’s. Activities: Orchestra. Hobbies: Piano, football, baseball, skiing. Future: College: 64 Rowena Helen Pelkey Row” 101 Tremont St. Entered from Hudson Grammar School. Activi- ties: Tri-Hi. Hobbies: Bowling, dancing, swimming. Future: Re- ceptionist. Ronald Picard Tic” 46 Ursula St. Entered from St. Jean d’Arc. Hobbies: Football, baseball, skating, hunting, fishing. Future: Engineer. Anthony J. Pereira Chico” 3 2 Prince St. Entered from Bart- lett. Activities: C.Y.O. Hob- bies: Football, handball, boxing, baseball, hockey. Future: Me- chanic. Doris Ann Perrault Dot” 69 Third St. Entered from St. Michael’s. Activities: Sec. of Tri- Hi. Hobbies: Dancing, swim- ming, bowling. Future: Tele- phone operator. John J. Poluriatka Fully” 21 Coburn St. Entered from Var- num. Activities: Hi-Y. Hob- bies: Sports, movies. Future: Army. Carolyn Joyce Pond Carol” 3 3 9 Westford St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Tri-Hi. Hob- bies: Dancing, swimming, bowling. Future: Secretary. Donald Philbin Don” 119 Foster St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Boy officer, Jr. Red Cross, baseball. Hobbies: Basketball, football, swimming. Fu- ture: Bowdoin. Joann Fay Porter 144 ' Wilder St. Entered from Brartlett. Activities: Personnel Hobbies: Dancing, ice skating, swimming. Future: Private Sec- retary, Edith A. Picanso Edic” 81 Crescent St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Girl Officer, Retailing Club. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, skating. Future: Buy- er. Ronald E. Porter Ronnie” 1 1 Olive St. Entered from Butler. Hobbies Sports, shooting, fishing. Future: Navy. 65 Mary Potter Norma E. Quinn 17 Fay St. Entered from Butler. Activities: Leader in L.H.S. Twirl- ers. Hobbies: Dancing, skating, sewing, twirling, swimming. Fu- ture: Typist. Gerald Albin Priori Gerry Boy ” 522 Gorham St. Entered from Butler. Activities: Pres, of De- bating Society, Oratory, Science Club. Hobbies: Chess, aquatics, stamps, football. Future: Col- lege. Leo Prive 202 Coburn St. Entered from Varnum. Activities: Hi-Y. Hob- bies: Baseball, swimming, tennis, basketball. Future: Navy. Elizabeth L. Purtell Betty” 75 Inland St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Retailing Club, Spindle. Hobbies: Dancing, bowl- ing, movies. Future: Retailing. Norm” 10 Ellingsburg St. Entered from Bartlett. Activities: Home Room Rep., Spindle Staff. Hobbies: Dancing, skating. Future: Host- ess. William B. Quinn The Bill ” 1 1 5 Blossom St. Entered from Immaculate Conception. Activities: Hi-Y, Spindle. Hobbies: Danc- ing, bowling. Future: Boston University. Manuel Quintal Junior” 8 6 Carolyn St. Entered from Var- num. Activities: Baseball, basket- ball, football. Hobby: Sports. Future: Navy. Nicholas J. Rabias Sonny” 3 4 Columbus Ave. Entered from Bartlett. Activities: Boy Officer, Greek Club. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, dancing. Future: Civil Engineer. Rita M. Quattrochi Keet” 24 Ware St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Tri-Hi. Hobbies: Bowling, dancing, movies. Future: Bookkeeper. Bernard Ratchin Bernie” 1123 Middlesex St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Sports. Hob- by: Reading. Future: Insurance. 6 6 Edith Reslow Joan Frances Reardon Joanie” 3 3 Maude St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Retailing Club. Hobbies: Bowling, skating, danc- ing, reading, swimming. Future: Buyer. Ruth Reardon Ruthie ” 5 9 Grove St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Tri-Hi Club. Hob- bies: Sports, dancing. Future: Secretary. Philip S. Reilly Phil” 198 Holyrood Ave. Entered from Moody. Activities: Football, bas- ketball, Hi-Y, Lunch room, Sci- ence Club, Review, Boy Officers. Hobbies: Sports, dancing, accor- dion playing, reading. Future: Dartmouth. Mary Anne Relph 162 Dartmouth St. Entered from Keith Hall. Activities: G. O., Spanish Club, Marksmen ' s Club, Newswriting, Footlighters. Hob- bies: Drawing, dancing, swimming. Future: Art School. Estelle Rentzeperies Stell” 181 Mt. Vernon St. Entered from Bartlett. Activities: Eur. Cult. Club, Science Club. Hobbies: Skating, reading. Future: Lowell General Hospital. Edie” 2 8 Foch St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Marksmen ' s Club, 2nd Vice-Pres. Spanish Club, Foot- lighters, Red Cross Rep., Newswrit- ing. Hobbies: Swimming, basket- ball, skiing. Future: College: Ann Reynolds 147 Hildreth St. Entered from St. Michael ' s. Hobby: Movies. Fu- ture: Secretary. Pauline Richard Polly” Woodlawn St., Tyngsboro. En- tered from Winslow School. Ac- tivities: National Honor Society. Hobbies: Reading, music, cro- cheting. Future: Nursing. Donald E. Richards Don” 3 7 Campaw St. Entered from St. Louis. Activities: Vice-Pres. Re- tailing Club. Hobbies: Bowling, volley ball, swimming dancing. Future: Retail Buyer. Frederick Richard Ducky 99 198 Cross St. Entered from St. Patrick ' s. Hobbies: Baseball, foot- ball, swimming, fishing, dancing. Future: College. 67 Lorraine Richards Gordon Robertson Lorry” 3 7 Campaw St. Entered from St. Louis. Activities: Room 100, Lunchroom. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, skating, bowling. Fu- ture: Beautician. Robey” 599 Westford St. Entered from Morey. Hobbies: Sports, tele- vision, music, tennis, water polo. Future: College. Marion Richardson 483 Lawrence St. Entered from St. Peter ' s. Activities: Chorus, Marksmen’s Club. Hobbies: Danc- ing, swimming. Future: Office work. Robert Riley 26 Grove St. Entered from Chelmsford High. Activities: Hi-Y, Chorus. Hobby: Machin- ery. Future: U. S. Air Corps. Mary Louise Robinson Mary Lou” 1 Walker Ave. Entered from Mo- rsy. Activities: Girl Officer, Science Club, Treas. Eur. Cult. Club. Hobbies: Dancing, movies, swimming, skating. Future: Lab- oratory Technician. Virginia Rogers Gini” 206 Pine St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Marksmen ' s Club. Hobbies: Swimming, skat- ing, dancing. Future: Physio- therapist. Paul F. Rioux 278 West Sixth St. Entered from Varnum. Activities: Hi-Y, Y-Teens. Hobbies: Baseball, bas- ketball, swimming, dancing. Fu- ture: Navy. Virginia Robarge Jinny” 88 Butterfield St. Entered from St. Michael ' s. Hobbies: Art, ten- nis, music, reading. Future: Art School. George Rondeau Rocky” 82 Gershom Ave. Entered from Ste. Jeanne d’Arc. Hobbies: Swim- ming, basketball, football. Future: U. S. Navy. Norma J. Rothman Butch” 3 8 Rutland St. Entered from Mo- rey Activities: Retailing Club. Hobbies: Swimming, bowling, fish- ing, dancing. Future Retailing. 68 Christos Routsis Catherine Frances Ryan Chris” 23 3 Adams St. Entered from Bart- lett. Activities: Football, base- ball, basketball. Hobbies: Swim- ming, dancing. Future: B. U. Kay” 81 Holyrood Ave. Entered from Moody. Activities: Science Club, Eur. Cult. Club. Newswriting. Hobbies: Swimming, tennis, bas- ketball, driving. Future: Col- lege. James Rowntree Jim” 3 Osgood St. Entered from Keith Academy. Hobbies: Swimming, skiing, reading. Future: Biolo gist. Richard Rupp Dick” 111 Third St. Entered from Var- num. Activities: Hi-Y. Hob- bies: Baseball, basketball. Fu- ture: Business School. Helen Rusas Russ” 23 7 Perry St. Entered from Moody. Activities: Marksmen ' s Club. Hobbies: Dancing, movies, swimming, driving. Future: Lab- oratory Technician. Henry F. Sadkowski Sleepy” 14 Delard St. Entered from Var- num. Activities: Chorus, base- ball. Hobbies: Movies, bowling, singing. Future: Air Corps. Robert Sager Boh” 3 5 Roper St. Entered from But- ler. Hobbies: Sports, hunting, fishing. Future: Armed Forces. Helen Sampas Slug” 2 Stevens St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: G. O., Mr. Brown ' s Secretary. Hobbies: Ski- ing, ice skating, tennis, dancing, swimming. Future: Secretarial School. Joan E. Russell 8 Manahan St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Prog. Chairman Science Club, Eur. Cult. Club. Hobbies: Swimming, walking, read- ing. Future: College. John Sampas Scoop” 2 Stevens St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Hi-Y, Footlight- ers. Hobbies: Skiing, swimming, golf, piano. Future: Bowdoin College. 69 Janet Sanborn Virginia R. Scarmeas Sandy” 260 Mansur St. Entered from Moody. Activities; Marksmen’s Club, Science Club, Eur. Cult. Club, Red Cross Rep., Chorus. Hobbies: Sports, cooking, driving. Future: Nurse. Barbara M. Sanderson Sandy” 21 Hampton Ave. Entered from St. Patrick’s. Activities: Marks- men’s Club, Secretary. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, basketball. Future: Commercial College. Carole Leigh Sargent Sarge” 228 First St. Entered from Var num. Activities: Footlighters, G. O., Treas. Spec. Cho., Glee Club. Hobbies: Swimming, basket- ball, dancing. Future: Labora- tory Technician. Ginny” 19 Mt. Vernon St. Entered from Bartlett. Activities: Girl Officer, Science, Marksmen’s Clubs. Hob- bies: Dancing, art, ice skating, swimming. Future: Nurse. Phyllis L. Schoen Pat” 48 Fruit St. Entered from But- ler. Activities: Leader in Baton Twirlers, Footlighters, Chorus, Dra- matics, Swwitchboard Operator. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, skat- ing. . Future: Typist. Arline E. Scott Scotty” 8 5 Boston Road. Entered from Butler. Activities: Nat. Honor Society, Room 100, Lunchroom. Hobbies: Reading, Ice Skating, dancing. Future: Business School. Penelope Savaris Penny” 989 Middlesex St. Entered from Bartlett. Activities: Marksmen’s Club, Basketball, Greek Club, Tri- Hi. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, skating, singing, horseback riding. Future: Typist. Lulu Scarborough Lit” 60 Chatham St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Orchestra, Eur. Cult. Science Clubs. Hobbies: Piano, reading, bowling, baseball games. Future: Nurse. Ronald Lee Scott Ronnie” 5 6 Robbins St. Entered from Var- num. Activities: Review, Lunch- room, Hi-Y, Speakers’ Bureau, Pres. Jun. Red Cross, Footlighters, Boy Officer, Pres. Nat. Honor So- ciety. Hobbies: Swimming, danc- ing, basketball. Future: Business. Gloria Jean Secchiaroli Sac” 1 8 Daly St. Entered from Moody. Activities: Basketball, G. O., Marksmen’s Club. Hobbies: Swim- ming and basketball. Future: Sec- retarial Training. 70 Elaine Shaffer Butch” 122 Third St. Entered from Var- num. Activities: Retailing and Marksmen’s Clubs, Girl Officer. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, skating. Future: Designer. Edward F. Shanley Eddie” 3 Frye St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Science Club. Hob- bies: Sports, reading. Future: College. Harian Joan Shapiro Hari” 3 7 Canton St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Eur. Cult. Club, Marksmen’s Club. Hobby: Skat- ing, dancing, swimming. Future: Nurse. M. Lorraine Shugrue Lorry” 49 Kinsman St. Entered from St. Peter’s. Activities: Retailing Club. Hobbies: Dancing, photog- raphy, piano, swimming. Future: Retailing. Lucille Sigouin Lucy” 64 Chase Ave. Entered from Pawtucket. Activities: Personnel Staff, Floormaster’s Secretary. Hob- bies: Dancing, skating, swim- ming. Future: Secretary. Joseph Shaw Joe” 5 62 Gorham St. Entered from Butler. Hobbies: Baseball, fish- ing. Future: Navy. Thomas J. Sheehan Tommy” 3 62 Walker St. Entered from Keith. Hobby: Bowling, baseball, other sports. Future: Service. Robert Sherburne Boh” Coburn Road, Tyngsboro. Entered from Winslow School. Activities: Cadet Officer. Hobbies: Sports, hunting and fishing. Future: Dart- mouth. Patricia M. Shea Pat” 9 Prince Ave. Entered from But- ler. Activities: Tri-Hi, Y-Teens. Hobbies: Basketball, dancing, skat- ing, skiing. Future: St. Joseph’s Hospital. Eileen D. Silva Dimples” 3 1 Winthrop Ave. Entered from Morey. Activities: Eur. Cult. Club, Chorus, Nat. Honor Society. Hob- bies: Piano, sports, dancing. Fu- ture: Teacher. 71 Frances Silva ff Frannie ” 30 Hudson St. Entered from But- ler. Activities; Spanish Club, Tri-Hi. Hobbies: Designing clothes, sports. Future: Secretary. Mary Silva S«” 120 Sprague Ave. Entered from Riverside. Activities: Girl Officer. Hobby: Dancing, swimming, skat- ing. Future: Secretary. Theresa Silva Terry’ 18 Riverside Ave. Entered from St. Michael’s. Activities: Retail- ing Club. Hobbies: Music, danc- ing, ice skating. Future: Retail- ing. Richard A. Sampson Dick” 4 5 Second St. Entered from Howe High. Hobby: Sports. Future: U. S. Navy. Helen Skames Helene” 41 Mt. Vernon St. Entered from Bartlett. Activities Band, Or- chestra, Science Club, Tri-Hi. Hob- bies: Art, music, dancing. Fu- ture: College. John Sloan Smiley” 112 Walker St. Entered from St. Patrick’s. Activities: Football, baseball, basketball. Hobbies: Table tennis, swimming. Future: College. Florence Silveria Flo” 112 Chapel St. Entered from But- ler. Activities: Floormaster’s Secretary, Vice-Pres. of Tri-Hi. Hobbies: Knitting, dancing, bowl- ing. Future: Secretary. Judith Solomon Judy” 29 Troy St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Girl Officer, Footlight- ers. Hobbies: Reading, dancing, swimming, ping pong. Future: Nurse. John Charles Simon Crusher” 194 Cross St. Entered from Bart- lett. Activities: Lowell Boys’ Clu b, Stamp Club. Hobbies: Foot- ball, basketball, hunting, fishing. Future: Yale. M. Kathleen Somers Kay” 15 6 Chapel St. Entered from Gloucester High. Activities: Eur. Cult, and Science Clubs. Hob- bies: Dancing, swimming, bowl- ing. Future: Chandler. 72 Helen A. Sotiropoulos Robert P. Stanley Jose” 3 2 Exeter St. Entered from Var- num. Activities: Vice-Pres. De- bating Society, Greek Club, Spe- cial Chorus, mixed Glee Club, Sec. to Miss Mulcahy. Hobbies: Piano, collecting stamps, walking, danc- ing, tennis. Future: Lowell State Teachers College. Raymond Souza Ray” 5 Court Ave. Entered from But- ler. Activities: Baseball, basket- ball. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, ice skating. Future: Prep School. Barbara A. Spearel Barbie” 5 6 Starbird St. Entered from Paw- tucket. Activities: Red Cross Rep., Chorus. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, piano, bowling, driving. Future: Nurse. Martin F. Spiro Marty” 23 Gertrude Ave. Entered from Morey. Activities: Science Club, Boy Officer. Hobbies: Baseball, tennis, golf. Future: Scientific College. Janet A. Stackpole Jan” 49 Stratham St. Entered from Riverside. Activities: Chorus. Hobbies: Skating, swimming, danc- ing, piano. Future: Nurse. Bob” 19 Barclay St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Captain of Track Team, Hi-Y. Hobbies: Sports, dancing, fishing, ping pong. Fu- ture: College. Richard Stewart Dicky” 48 Bartlett St. Entered from Immaculate Conception. Activities: Stamp Club, Science Club. Hobbies: Football, basketball, fishing. Fu- ture: Salem State Teachers. Richard Stoddard Dick” 26 5 Liberty St. Entered from Paw- tucket. Hobbies: Sports, dancing. Future: U. S. Navy. Lorraine St. John Lory” 37 Walnut St. Entered from St. Peter’s. Activities: Switchboard. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, skat- ing. Future: Secretary. Ann Louise Sullivan Sully” 100 Princeton Blvd. Entered from Morey. Activities: Marksmen’s Club Treas., Spindle, Chorus, G. O., Band. Hobbies: Dancing, ice skat- ing. Future: Lowell State Teach- ers’ College. 73 Anna E. Sullivan Sully” 19 Crane St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: G. O., Sec. Re- tailing Club. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, skating, movies. Fu- ture: Accountant. Jane C. Szarek Janie” 2 1 1 Lakeview Ave. Entered from St. Stanislaus. Activities Sci- ence and Eur. Cult. Clubs, News- writing, Tri-Hi. Hobbies: Skat- ing, dancing, fishing, driving. Fu- ture: Teacher. Eugene D. Talford Gene” 83 3 Stevens St. Entered from St. Patrick’s. Activities: Science Club. Hobbies: Baseball, and sports. Future: Mass. College of Pharmacy. Barbara E. Taylor Barbie” 342 Mammoth Rd. Entered from Pawtucket. Activities: Capt. in G. O., Floormaster’s Secretary, Cochairman of Youth Council. Hobbies: Dancing, skiing, skating. Future: Secretary. Dorothy A. Taylor Dottie” 605 z Chelmsford St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Sp. Cho- rus, Mixed Glee Club, Sec. Marks- men’s Club, Newswriting, Glee Club. Hobbies: Music, dancing, roller skating. Future: Nurse. Carol Tewksbury Tewkt” 23 5 Liberty St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Sec. Sp. Chorus, Pres. Footlighters, Dramatic Club, Speaker’s Bureau, Marksmen’s, Club, Mixed Glee Club, Band, Capt. G. O. Hobbies: Dramatics, music, dancing, skiing, swimming. Fu- ture: Lowell Teachers’ College. Richard J. Thellen 1 8 Delard St. Entered from St. Joseph’s. Activities: Manual Training. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, bowling, hiking. Fu- ture Mechanic. Sophie Theokas 2 88 Fletcher St. Entered from Bartlett. Activities: Floormas- ter’s Secretary, Tri-Hi. Hobbies: Dancing, skating, basketball, base- ball. Future: Secretary. David W. Thomas Dave” 44 Fremont St. Entered from Varnum. Activities: Retailing Club. Boy Officer. Hobbies: Shooting, hunting. Future: Busi- ness. Barbara Ann Thomson Barb” 689 Rogers St. Entered from Moody. Activities: Girl Officer. Hobbies: Ice skating, swimming, dancing, basketball. Future: Nurse. 74 Lillian Rose Thomson Geraldine C. Trant Lill” 689 Rogers St. Entered . from Moody. Hobbies: Swimming, horse- back riding, ice skating. Future: Nurse. Gerry” 91 Weed St. Entered from Butier. Hobbies: Sewing, cooking, danc- ing, piano, roller skating. Future: Nurse. Dumitru Tokanel Tok” Lowell Road, Windham, N. H. Entered from Searles Jr. High. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, dancing, swimming. Future: Business. Leona Treback Lee” 42 Ware St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Retailing Club. Hob- bies: Piano, singing, dancing. Fu- ture: Retail Buyer. Peter Eugene Toohey Elbows” 99 Orleans St. Entered from St. Michael’s. Activities: Track Team. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, read- ing, sports. Future: Business College. Mary Torcogeorge 234 Adams St. Entered from Bart- lett. Activities: Girl Officer, Greek Club. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, bowling, reading. Future: Bookkeeper. Elizabeth Mary Toy Betty” 1 1 Willow St. Entered from Moody. Activities: Science Club, Marksmen’s Club, Y-Teens. Hob- bies: Swimming, skating, movies, records. Future: Secretary. Charles Trottier Frenchy” 5 92 Gorham St. Entered from But- ler. Activities: Hi-Y. Hobbies: Reading, fishing, raising pigeons. Future: Business. Marilyn Trombly Shorty” 122 So. Walker St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Science Club, Eur. Cult. Club. Hobbies: Danc- ing, swimming, skating, tennis. Fu- ture: Laboratory Technician. Raymond S. True Professor” 72 Bartlett St. Entered from Keith Academy. Activities: Newswrit- ing, Civil Air Patrol, Spindle, Stamp Club. Hobbies: Astronomy, stamp collecting, baseball. Fu- ture: Advertising. 75 Shirley E. Trull 60 Stafford Rd. Entered from Moody. Activities: Girl Officer, Science Club, Eur. Cult. Club, Na- tional Honor Society. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, tennis. Fu- ture: Simmons College. Sophie P. Tsaffaras Zos ” 22 Varney St. Entered from Bart- lett. Activities: Personnel. Hob- bies: Reading, basketball, base- ball. Future: Secretary. Michael Tsapatsaris Tsapy 34 Sargent St. Entered from Bart- lett. Activities: Greek Club, Stamp Club, Science Club. Hobbies: Basketball, football, base- ball, swimming. Future: Suffolk Law School. Vasilios G. Tsingarides Bill” 119 Mt. Washington St. Entered from Bartlett. Activities: Sci- ence Club, Boy Officer. Hob- bies: Photography, sports, reading. Future: Dental School. Ann G. Tucker Annie” 1 1 5 London St. Entered from Butler. Activities: Switchboard Operator. Hobbies: Dancing, sports. Future: Bookkeeper. Dolores J. Twarog 8 8 South St. Entered from St. Peter ' s Activities: Tri-Hi. Hob- bies: Dancing, bowling, skating. Future: Secretary. Robert J. Twarog Bob” 8 8 South St. Entered from St. Peter ' s. Hobbies: Football, base- ball, swimming, movies. Future: Air Force. James J. Tyler Chippy” 152 Foster St. Entered from Keith Academy. Activities: Base- ball, basketball. Hobbies: Swim- ming, golf, hunting, skiing, ice skating, art. Future: Artist. Evangelos Tyros Butch” 92 Suffolk St. Entered from Bartlett. Activities: Boy Offi- cer, Greek Club, Athletic Office. Hobby: Sports. Future: Physical Education. Mary T. Underwood Undy” 28 Bourne St. Entered from Sa- cred Heart. Activities: Marks- men ' s Club, Y-Canteen, Red Cross. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, bowl- ing, reading. Future: Airline Hostess. 76 Shirley Vachon Chickie ” 26 Hampshire St. Entered from St. Michael’s. Activities: Marks- men’s Club, Girl Officer. Hob- bies: Basketball, dancing. Fu- ture: Nurse. Nancy Ann Vaillancourt Val” 1 5 Gershom Ave. Entered from St. Joan of Arc. Activities: Cheer- leader, Marksmen’s Club. Fu- ture: Air-Travel Hostess. Raymond E. Wahlgken Ray” 2 Frye St. Entered from Morey. Hobbies: Swimming, baseball, foot- ball. Future: Air Force. Lawrence B. Walsh Larry” 190 Butman Road. Entered from Moody. Activities: Boy Officer, Vice-Pres. of Science Club, Hi-Y. Hobbies: Drawing, working, ice- hockey, sports. Future: Boston University. Fotine Velantzas Tina” 99 Salem St. Entered from Bart- lett. Activities: Girl Officer, National Honor Society, Marks- men’s Club, Science Club, Foot- lighters. Hobbies: Movies, swim- ming, skating. Future: Lowell Textile Inst. Esther Watson Es” 3 9 Albion St. Entered from Var- num. Activities: Chorus. Hob- bies: Music, dancing, skating. Fu- ture: Stenographer. John L. Vinios Johnny” 3 1 Arlington St. Entered from Bartlett. Activities: Cadet Offi- cer, Science Club. Hobbies: Sports, dancing, music. Future: College. Beverly Webb Spider” 120 Warwick St. Entered from Morey. Activities: Girl Officer, Band. . Hobbies: Ice skating, sports, drawing. Future: Low- ell State Teachers’ College. Clara Vlahos Kelly” 186 R. Suffolk St. Entered from Hollywood High. Activities: Greek Club, Tri-Hi. Hobbies: Dancing, writing letters, collecting post cards, bowling. Future: Typist. Florence Weinstein Long Pond Road. Entered from Cambridge High and Latin. Hob- bies: Swimming, skiing, dancing. Future: Business School. 77 Marvin Weinstein Marv” ’ Long Pond Road, Tyngsboro. En- tered from Latin School, Cam- bridge. Hobbies: Television, farming. Future: Service. Eugene F. Welch 19 Crowley St. Entered from Sa- cred Heart. Activities: Boy Offi- cer. Hobbies: Baseball, football, basketball. Future: College. Marjorie Welch Margie” 28 Leverett St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Switchboard Operator, Rainbow Girls. Hob- bies: Dancing, skating, music. Fu- ture: Secretary. Melvin Charles Wheeler Mel” 640 Westford St. Entered from Beverly School. Hobbies: Draw- ing, photography, swimming, danc- ing, reading, traveling, basketball. Future: Lithography. Howard Wellington Howie” Main St., Dunstable. Entered from Waltham High. Hobbies: Hunt- ing, working with cars. Future: Navy. James Winn Jimmy” 6 3 4 Broadway. fntered from Bartlett. Activities: Basketball, Hi-Y. Hobbies: Baseball, foot- ball. Future: Civil Service. Leonard J. Winn Lenny” 634 Broadway. Entered from Bartlett. Activities: Hi-Y, Bas- ketball, Camera Club. Hobbies: Swimming, baseball, photography, collecting coins. Future: Photog- raphy School. Joanne D. Wisniewski Joannie” 3 8 Fremont St. Entered from Var- num. Activities: Nat. Hon. So- ciety, Science Club, Eur. Cult. Club. Hobbies: Reading, dancing, movies, skating. Future: Scien- tific College. Paul K. Whiting 128 Third St. Entered from Varnum. Activities: Track, bas- ketball. Hobbies: Dancing, sports. Future: College. Marelyn Ann Witkos Lyn” 1040 Bridge St. Entered from Varnum. Activities: Nat. Honor Society, Footlighters, Eur. Cult. Club, Science Club. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, reading, mov- ies, ice skating. Future: College. 78 Loretta Young Marcia M. Wojcik Marsh” 139 Jewett St. Entered from Varnum. Activities: Girl Offi- cer, basketball, Marksmen’s Club. Hobbies: Dancing, skating, basket- ball. Future: Medical Secretary. Thomas R. Wojcukiewicz Butch” 14 Wall St. Entered from Immac- ulate Conception. Activities: C.Y.O. Hobbies: Sports. Future: Entertainer. Pauline Mary Wojkowski Wojie” 667 Central St. Entered from St. Stanislaus. Activities: Personnel, Nat. Hon. Society, Capt. Girl Offi- cer, Tri-Hi, Marksmen’s Club. Hobbies: Dancing, reading, swim- ming, ice skating. Future: Pri- vate Secretary. Theodore R. Wolnik Ted” 186 Concord St. Entered from St. Peter’s. Activities: Boy Officer, Stamp Club, Science Club. Hob- bies: Sports, dancing. Future: College. John Wesley Woodbury Johnny” 143 Textile Ave. Entered from Butler. Activities: National Hon- or Society, Hm. Rm. Rep., Boy Officer, Baseball. Hobbies: Base- ball, basketball. Future: Business Administration. 71 Exeter St. Entered from Var- num. Hobbies: Singing, sewing, cooking. Future: Beautician. Joseph L. Zaher Joey Boy” 148 Pine St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Elevator. Hob- bies: Baseball, football, bowling, movies. Future: U. S. Navy, Ac- countant. Christos Zahos Chris” 2 8 Smith St. Entered from Mo- rey. Activities: Boy Officer. Hobbies: Sports, reading. Future: Navy, then College. Joseph E. Zalis Joe” 44 Elm St. Entered from Butler. Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, sports. Future: Radio techni- cian. Walter Zurawski 3 60 Concord St. Entered from St. Stanislaus. Activities: Cadet Offi- cer. Hobbies: Fishing, sports. Fu- ture: Machinist. 79 , 1 ■ ' • ' 1 II ‘ B, ‘ •� B | J 1 f % Dear Mabel: When I learned that you were arriving home on the Queen Elizabeth after your lengthy sojourn abroad, I said to the girls at the club, I said, Girls, since Mabel Twinkletoes graduated with us, way back in 195 1 and since she’s been abroad almost ten years, I think we should enlighten her on just what has happened to our classmates during all this time.” Now that’s what I said. And the girls all agreed with me whole-heartedly. So, I set out to write this gossipy bit to help you catch up on these past ten years. There have been a lot of changes. Yes, a lot has happened; so sit down, grab a bite to eat, and gaze into our crystal ball: From the grapevine we hear that Frank Andreoli has been offered a seven-year contract as stand-in for Montgomery Clift. Geri Boyle is the howl of the skyways as new head stewardess for Pan American Airlines. The male and female statues on the Bond Clothing Company Building in New York have come to life in the persons of Bozo Bindas and Barbara Callahan. Latest sensation in the reporters’ world — Betsy Barrett. The weaker sex is swarming the beauty salons of Lowell to have its hair set Carolyn Boston fashion. A girl in every port” is the aim of Billy Clancy and John Boyle. Gene Krupa has stepped out of the spotlight for Charlie Chiklis, the nation’s leading threat in the percussion field. Stepping into her father’s shoes as one of Lowell’s leading pharmacists is Mary Lou Brunelle. Merrimack Mills is running into competition with one of the up-and-coming business firms headed by John Burgoyne. Fred Barnes has traded in his miniature erector set for the real thing. Paul Bourgeois is the spark” of life in his new electrical appliance business. Doug Mercier and Dick Gillis are proprietors of a Florida hot-dog stand which boasts foot-long dogs. The Bears are really going places these days with Jack McCarthy and Mike Kopacz on the team. Don’t let this get around, — but two top-notch psychos, Ruth Marmer and Chuck Gilboard are going to each other for treatments. John Janas is doing a great job in the Senate. Aunt Carry” is the name given to Carolyn Gordon by all the children in her day nursery. John Maloney is being hailed as the outstanding ballad singer of the year. Fie might also mention that his 10 percenter”, Sanford Fasth, has done everything to boost his popularity. 81 Jimmy McAdams and John MacNamara are business managers for a widely-read publication. Wonder if they get their ads in on time. Jimmy Loverude is busily making Important Contributions to Human Progress. Ronnie Scott decided to give the gals a chance. After leaving Princeton, he was awarded a contract in Hollywood, where he stars in the pic I Wish I Were a Kid Again.” Two former presidents of Local C. I. O., Marelyn Witkos and Joanne Wisniewski meet regularly in the park and compare notes on their little genuises. Helping to do her bit at Lake Success is Eileen Silva, Spanish linguist of prom- inent renown. Leo Parent still packing them in these nights at Madison Square Garden where he is one of N. Y. U. star players. Edie Reslow recently named Miss Sweden” of ’61. Mary Ann Relph is now a very successful Commercial artist. Chris and Marion Routsis — (You’ll have to wait for the rest.) Bill Quinn has taken over the old Arthur Murray spot. An able assistant of his is Ruth Reardon. Still causing heads to turn on the Sunny Side of Merrimack Street is Barbara Sanderson, one of Lowell’s leading lovelies. Larry Walsh and Melvin Wheeler won a contest to find the most beautiful paint- ings of Lowell and by Lowell Artists. The former Elaine Schaffer recently attended a Textile reunion — Class of ’51. Lillian and Barbara Thompson are the twins on T. V. to whom Arthur Godfrey sings. Which is the girl with the natural curl and which is the girl with the Toni. Agnes Panas is the first and only lady chewing-gum salesman in Lowell. Judy Solomon — leading a great national revival of the Charleston.” Gerald Priori preparing now for the soon-to-be, finals in the Chess Championship of the world. Good Luck Gerr! Harian Shapiro’ latest novel, Humor, Inc. has just passed the four million mark, keeping the publishers veerry happy! Paul Pearsall and Robert Sherburne making a neat living posing for the cartoon Mutt Jeff.” Janet Sanborn has just been chosen by Shorties, Inc. as — The girl for whom we’d most like to wear elevated shoes.” Smilin’ Jack Sloan smilin’ through with his favorite comic strip — Yep, you guessed it. — Smilin’ Jack! John Sampas writes a dandy little Column in the Sun these days titled The Scoop and I.” Carol Tewksbury writing her memoirs of her life on Broadway. She’s calling them The First Hundred Years.” Bob Stanley, making national news, just broke the old high jump record of six feet, set way back in 195 1. Phil Reilly is one of the youngest and most popular profs of his alma mater, The Green and White. 82 Joe Zaher, as the new president of the Cadet Officers’ Alumni is in the process of making plans for the annual C. O. A. Ball. Carole Sargent, our famous Congresswoman, has made such a hit, that she will be the next Lady Ambassador when her term expires. Marcia Wojcik made the ten-best-dressed” list. Gordon Mulcahy is the newest Hollywood rage. They say he’s got that Boy Next Door Look.” Moe Nelson, Norma Quinn and Mary Underwood are singing the famous song on the Vaughan Monroe Show— Let’s Have a Cigarette Together.” Nancy Vallaincourt is the proudest fan of Broadway Open House since D. G. took over the proceedings — George! Shirley Trull has decided to get away from it all; and in her spare time tends her garden. She always wanted to get back to nature! As the years pass by, so faces change, and L. H. S. may some day see Dotty Cavoures gracing its classrooms as a popular prof. With her experience as chief typist for L. H. S.’s Review, Dotty Brodeur has be- come one of the leading book publishers in the country. News has leaked out that the corridors of Lowell General are filled with nothing but efficient and competent nurses under the watchful eye of Supervisor Olga Adams. Already been graduated from Upsola College, Ruthie Anderson has become her own interior decorator in the little bungalow, she and you know who. A revival of The Dolly Sisters” is causing a lot of commotion throughout Lowell, Mass., for Lila and Sylvia Counter co-star in the Lit. Lorraine Douglas, lab technician, draws patients by serenading each and everyone of them. Martha Downey has taken over the position of Physical Ed instructor of L. H. S. — reviving old memories for Martha. Mary Ruth Duffy, so the grapevine sarp, dons a black and white striped shirt with her father now and then — when her career as a nurse allows her. Louie Demetroulakos is now splitting sides as an M. D. instead of splitting laces” as he did in the old days on the L. H. S. basketball team. Jerry Coughlin has taken the place of Gorgeous George” on T. V. Although Harry Currier is a part owner of a thriving business ' concern, he is haunted by talent scouts who are seeking a new find.” Natalie Donovan has gained only eleven pounds and two ounces after working on the Strand candy counter for ten years. Not bad for Natalie! Barbara Lou Davis’ fame as one of the G Clefs” has won her admiration among her music students. Johnny Dalton and his private secretary Bev Dupee are using the dictaphone for their own private use. Friends of Lee Bacon have certainly missed her! She’s now living down south for an indefinite period, — married to one of the brass of our United States Army. Although Jimmy Cusick’s Naval career is one to be envied, he’s admitted that he’d just as soon be cruising up the good old Merrimack. Gerry Conlon’s admirers will find her blending in with the white of a Hospital — in a uniform, of course. 83 The “romance language” may give a lot of students many a worry, but Kay Connelly can give any student many a pointer. I haven’t seen Bob Dostaler lately, but I ran across this ad in yesterday’s paper: Wanted: Any sick animal! Signed, Robert Dostaler, Veterinarian. Eric Fagan is still fiddlin’ around” with the Baltimore Symphony. Rosalind Kremer and Cynthia Neyman were recently, voted among the ten best dressed women of the year. Dr. Denis King’s patients are always in stitches.” Preparing for her next performance at Carnegie Hall keeps Beverly Kremer pretty busy. Elaine Ganem’s lovely face adorns billboards in ads for eye make-up. T. V. audiences are being wowed by Nancy Gilinson’s inimitable rendition of There Are Fairies At the Bottom of My Garden.” David Katzman likes to sneak a day of golf now and then. Marie McAvinnue and Joan Gallagher are both secretaries in longhand and short- hand. Roberta Faulcon has devoted her life to missionary work. The school children bring apples in by the bushels for such a pretty teacher as Elaine Giddis. Fred Gallagher is still as handsome and reserved as ever. Don Jelly now has a new yellow convertible all his own. Besides being dramatic coach at one of the leading western colleges, Pat” Schoen is doing weekly T. V. stints with America’s Most Handsome Man”, Art McKeon Top gag- writer for the show is Clare Gomes. Sybil Moushegian and Kay Ryan are touring the world in their ’61 Oldsmobiles under the auspices of the A. A. A., lecturing on Points for Better Driving.” Sue Moynahan has been named one of the most beautiful damsels of the decade. Joan Mullen has become the permanent replacement on Your Show of Shows,” putting poor Imogen Coca out of a job. Ann Murphy just finishing a long run on Broadway as Lady MacBeth and re- ceiving the plaudits of critics and theatre-goers. Albert O’Heir was recently named Editor-in-Chief of the perennial favorite — Variety.” Cynthia Neyman and Roz Kremer, two of the nation’s leading stylists have de- cided to go into the business and make it pay. Their new shop on Park Ave. is quite chic! Jimmy O’Brien receiving his latest degree — his twenty-fifth. On the side he is preparing a text book on Advanced Calculus.” Bev Webb, Ann Sullivan and Dorothy Taylor are doing quite well as the latest additions on the Phil Spitalni All Girl Orchestra. Denise Dodge and Marie Ferriera have exhibited many paintings in a well-known art gallery. Miss Dodge’s Hercules” is by far her greatest masterpice. Up-and-coming comedian. Danny Gillette, is absolutely George.” 84 A Best Boy Actor: Daniel Gillette A Best Girl Actor: Carol Tewksbury A Best Boy Orator: Gerald Priori A Best Girl Orator: Ann Murphy A Most Popular Boy: Daniel Gillette Most Popular Girl: Ruth Marmar A Most Handsome Boy: Arthur McKeon A Most Beautiful Girl: Barbara Callahan A Best Boy Dancer (Ballroom): William Quinn A Best Girl Dancer ( Ballroom ) : Ruth Reardon A Mos Talented Boy : Daniel Gillette A Mos Talented Girl: Carol Tewksbury A Most Studious Boy: Ronald Scott A Mos Sttidious Girl: Barbara Callahan £ emor A Best Boy Athlete: Leo Parent A Best Girl Athlete: Betty Baxter A Boy Most Likely to Succeed: Ronald Scott A Girl Most Likely to Succeed: Barbara Callahan A Best Boy Musician: Ara Hoshmatian A Best Girl Musician: Carol Tewksbury A Most Popular Man Teacher: Francis Reardon A Most Popular Woman Teacher: Mary O’Meara A Boy Most Likely to Make an Important Contribution to Hutrian Progress: James Loverude A Girl Most Likely to Make an Important Contribution to Human Progress: Barbara Callahan A Class Comedian: Daniel Gillette A Class Comedienne: Nancy Gilinson A Best Dressed Boy: William Quinn A Best Dressed Girl: Cynthia Neyman 85 Officers 1950-1951 Director — Bawita Lawler Assistant Director — Rose O’Neil Colonel — Martha Downey Lieutenant Colonel — Sybil A. Moushegian FIRST BATTALION Major — Elaine M. Ganem Adjutant — Barbara Lou Davis V Company A Captain, Marelyn E. Horgan First Lieutenant, Ruth E. Anderson Second Lieutenant, Marie A. Berube Company C Captain, Carol Tewksbury First Lieutenant, Jane H. Anderson Second Lieutenant, Joan M. Ogiba Company B Captain, Roberta M. Faulcon First Lieutenant, Marcia Wojcik Second Lieutenant, Elaine O. Shaffer Company D Captain, Mary Silva First Lieutenant, Janet M. McHale Second Lieutenant, Barbara A. Thomson SECOND BATTALION Major — Phyllis J. Fleury Adjutant — Lorraine M. Douglas Com pany A Captain, Suzanne M. Moynihan First Lieutenant, Agnes M. Delano Second Lieutenant, Betty A. Klish Company C Captain, Jane T. Lord First Lieutenant, Shirley E. Trull Second Lieutenant, Dorothy McNamara Com pany B Captain, Shirley M. Vachon First Lieutenant, Marjorie B. Corcoran Second Lieutenant, Jacqueline A. Patch Company D Captain, Dorothy A. Cavoures First Lieutenant, Doreen A. Oullette Second Lieutenant, Agnes Panagiotopoulos 86 THIRD BATTALION Major — Kathleen G. Madden Adjutant — Mary Lou Robinson Company A Captain, Beatrice Laferriere First Lieutenant, Helen M. Sampatakos Second Lieutenant,’ Elaine L. Kenney Company C Captain, Beverly M. Dupee First Lieutenant, Katherine E. Emery Second Lieutenant, Gloria J. Secchiaroli Company B Captain, Joan Mullen First Lieutenant, Sylvia Counter Second Lieutenant, Beverly L. Webb Company D Captain, Barbara E. Taylor First Lieutenant, Dorothy F. Laferriere Second Lieutenant, Joan E. McNeill FOURTH BATTALION Major — Lorraine G. Dion Adjutant — Nancy H. Partello Company A Captain, Betsy A. Barrett First Lieutenant, Joyce Gramas Second Lieutenant, Janet A. Ducharme Company C Captain, Ruth H. Connors First Lieutenant, Virginia R. Scarmeas Second Lieutenant, Elaine J. Giddis Company B Captain, Barbara A. Callahan First Lieutenant, Estelle L. Barnes Second Lieutenant, Fotine A. Valantzas Company D Captain, Geraldine A. Conlon First Lieutenant, Mary A. Relph Second Lieutenant, Mary Torcorgeorge FIFTH BATTALION Major — Ann Louise Sullivan Adjutant — Catherine P. Barrett Company A Captain, Judith Solomon First Lieutenant, Edith Picanso Second Lieutenant, Betty A. Brewer Company C Captain, Pauline M. Wojkowski First Lieutenant, Constance I. Carroll Second Lieutenant, Anna E. Sullivan Com pany B Captain, Alice M. Gallagher First Lieutenant, Lorraine D. Gagnon Second Lieutenant, Carole L. Sargent Company D Captain, Phyllis A. Paquin First Lieutenant, Rita A. McMahon Second Lieutenant, Olga Adams 87 1 .3 ' I fj junior Offi icerd Front: Richard Foss, Vice-presi- dent; Carol Dunn, Treasurer. Rear: Kay Murphy, Secretary; George Spaneas, President. lomore Off icerS First row: Richard Barnes, Helen Trainor. Second row: Henry Reilly, Robert McGuire. i liman cm icerS Pierre Brunelle, Richard Blink- horn, President; Betsy Dove, James Murphy. First row: Douglas Mercier, Second Vice-President; Carol Sargent, Secretary. Second row: John Burgoyne, First Vice-President; Carol Tewksbury, Treasurer; Daniel Gil- lette, President. 89 First row : Delores Bellville, Rosalyn Kremer, Cynthia Neyman, Nancy Gilinson, Dotty Brodeur. Second row: Nancy Vaillancourt, Ruth Marmer, Kay Foye, Art VIcKeon, Mary Barrett, Ruth Anderson, Maureen Lafferty. Third row : Gerard Morin, John Woodbury, Willie Barsorian. Following the election of Class Officers, the Senior Home Room Representatives were appointed. The representatives started to work immediately in collecting the class dues, the Representatives also supervise the distribution of the caps and gowns. The Social was held March 30 at the Rex Roof Garden with music furnished by Charlie Chiklis’ orchestra. The Representatives spent many hours planning the Social which will always be remembered by the Class of 51 ”. 90 I 91 Front row: Dorothy Brodeur, Marilyn Witkos, Douglas Mercier, Dorothy Cavoures, Ronald Scott, Elaine Giddis, Clara Gomes, Marcia Kostka. Middle : Barbara Davis, Pauline Wojkowski, John Woodbury, John Loynes, David Thomas, James Loverude, John Janas, Barbara Callahan, Cynthia Neyman, Pauline Richards. Rear: Denise Dodge, Lois Ranter, Eileen Silva, Joanne Wisniewski, Shirley Trull, Martha Downey, Fotine Velantzas, Arlene Scott, Elaine Kenney, Mary Lou Brunelle, Joan Cinq-Mars. Character, scholarship, leadership and service are the four cardinal principles of the National Honor Society which are upheld by all its members. Membership in this Society, whose emblem is the Flaming Torch, is one of the most honored positions a student at Lowell High may hold. Election to the Society is based on certain qualifications. Those Juniors with a grade of at least 90%, within the highest 5 % of the Junior class and those Seniors with a grade of at least 8 5%, within 15% of the Senior class are eligible for mem- bership. Organized in 1927 under the sponsorship of Miss Helen Choate, the National Honor Society is maintaining its high rating under the capable direction of Mr. Charles Foley. 92 Front: Ray Riddick, head coach; Ted Kemos, Freddie Santos, Len Andrusaitis, Chris Routsis, Phil Shannon, Bob Trouville, Bob Lambert, Jim Mayo, Fritz Drescher, trainer; Al Mangan, freshman coach. 2nd row: John McCarthy, Ray Liston, Phil Reilly, Don Jelly, captain; Jerry Cough- lin, Bob Lekites, Jack McGuane, Bob Walsh, Mike Kopacz, and Jack Sloan. 3 rd row: Frank Linscott, manager; Dave Merrill, Hank Garrity, Ray Linscott, Lenny Gravelle, Jack Burgoyne, Roy Vernette, Leo Dalphond, John Janas, and Clem Morin. Rear: Jim Spanos, Leo Lemay, Carl LeBourdas, George Spaneas, Donald Lescard, Al Martino, David Stecchi, Donald Watson, Donald Sanborn. 3ootU( LOWELL HIGH SQUAD No. Name Age Cl. Ht. Wt. 10 Jack Sloan - — 18 ’51 6.1 178 12 Fred Santos 17 ’52 5.2 147 16 Leo Dalphond 15 ’53 5.4 140 18 David Merrill 16 ’5 2 6.3 175 20 Norman Chadwick 16 ’52 5.10 156 24 Robert Trouville 16 ’52 5.11 150 2 8 James Mayo 17 ’51 5.9 150 32 Sarki DerSarkisian 15 ’53 5.8 185 34 Joseph Almeida ... . 16 ’53 5.6 175 36 John Watson 16 ’52 5.8 15 5 40 Don Jelley (Capt.) 19 ’51 6.00 175 42 Robert Lekites 17 ’52 5.10 164 44 Harry Drivas 15 ’5 3 5.9 162 48 Robert Lambert 18 ’52 5.10 160 52 John McCarthy .... 17 ’51 5.10 178 54 Chris Routsis 17 ’51 5.9 169 56 Robert Walsh 18 ’52 5.8 148 60 Phil Shannon 18 ’52 5.10 176 61 Ted Kemos .... 15 ’5 2 5.8 170 62 Carl LeBourdais 15 ’5 3 5.8 160 64 Len Gravelle 15 ’5 3 5.8 160 66 Albert Martino ...... 17 ’53 5.10 168 6 8 Clement Morin 17 ’52 5.8 155 69 Len Andrusaitis .... 16 ’52 5.10 170 70 John Burgoyne .... 16 ’51 5.9 181 71 Ray Linscott 17 ’53 5.10 178 71 Michael Kopacz .... 16 ’51 5.10 195 Pos. B B B 3 B B B G B B B B B B C C G G G G G G G E T-G T Raymond Riddick Head Coach LOWELL SCORING TD PA Tls. Jelley 9 1 5 5 Sloan 4 0 24 Lekites 3 0 18 Andrusaitis 10 6 Santos 10 6 Almeida 10 6 Trouville 0 3 3 Janas 0 2 2 Spaneas — 0 1 1 19 7 121 LOWELL RECORD 74 John Janas 17 ’51 5.10 210 T Lowell 7, Lynn English 0 76 Gerald Coughlin .... 19 ’51 6.1 200 T Lowell 24, Peabody 0 77 Paul McGuann 16 ’52 5.9 170 E Lowell 32, Nashua 19 78 Joseph Liston 15 ’53 6.00 210 T Lowell 0 , Manchester C. 20 81 Dave Stecchi 15 ’53 6.1 160 E Lowell 0 , Salem 26 82 Phil Reilly 16 ’51 6.1 180 E Lowell 6, Haverhill 26 85 Ronald Vernet 15 ’54 6.2 175 E Lowell 26, Keith 13 88 George Spaneas .... 18 ’52 6.00 190 E Lowell 6, Lynn Classical 13 89 Henry Garrity 17 ’51 6.00 158 E Lowell 7, Arlington 19 90 Donald Lescard 16 ’52 - 5.3 135 B Lowell 13, 121 Lawrence 13 149 94 SootUt Staff Frederick Drescher T vainer Anthony Archinski Assistant Coach 95 Walter C. Wilson Assistant Coach Roger Regan Business Manager The Red and Gray tracksters ably led by Coach Mike” Haggerty finished their indoor season with three victories in five dual meets including a win over the traditional rival Lawrence. Throughout the season in the State, Bowdoin and Northeastern meets, Bob Stanley, Pete Toohey. George Mullin, Pete Dziczek and Jim Casey sparked the team to creditable performances. Part of the squad was in outdoor meets with other Harriers in the spring. Sc iiaJ George F. Haggerty r TJTP ;T Hi mtt Ml - Wm n IP W2 Eh Front row: Peter Dziczek, John Karanas, James McAdams Peter Toohey, Capt. Bob Stanley, George Mullen, James Casey, Bob Trouville. Second row : Raymond Cote, Billy Smith, Bob Hackett, Charles Faust, John Janas, Paul Fawatt, Tom Le- land, Charles Foster, Norman Chadwick, Billy Pierce. Third row: Coach George Haggerty, Bob Stone, Jack Winn, Rich- ard Blinkhorn, John Inglis, John Douglas Charlie Miller, George McAndrews, Tony Espinola, Eddie Foye, Dick Foss. Ed Goyette is absent from this picture. 96 dSashetba 1(0, earn Front : Larry Cavanaugh, Louie Demetroulakos, Leo Parent, Captain; Arthur McKeon, Kenneth Hayward. Rear : Hank Garrity, Charles Chiklis, Charles LaBelle and J mes Tyler. Won Lost SCORING Lowell 8 12 Gls. FIs. Pts. Lowell 41 Medford 54 Leo Parent 130 108 368 Lowell 45 Chelsea 46 Lou Demitroulakos ...... 77 23 177 Lowell 45 Somerville 66 Lowell 40 Malden 42 Larry Cavanaugh ...... 46 18 110 Lowell 48 Revere 42 Charlie Labelle ...... 37 20 94 Lowell 27 Nashua 30 Ken Hayward __________ ...... 26 14 66 Lowell 58 Quincy 64 Jeep Ahearn .... ... ..20 24 64 Lowell Lowell 53 45 Everett Medford 45 55 Pete Savage ...... 9 11 29 Lowell 53 Chelsea 30 Hank Garrity ...... 9 8 26 Lowell 61 Keith 5 Jim Lambert ... _ 1 5 7 Lowell 37 Somerville 67 Ray Booth ... ..... 0 5 5 Lowell 56 Malden 57 Art McKeon _ ...... 1 2 4 Lowell 70 Revere 47 Charlie Chicklis ______ 1 1 3 Lowell 4 5 Quincy 76 Lowell 64 Nashua 57 Lowell 34 Everett 41 Lowell 60 Lawrence 39 Lowell 50 Keith 31 932 946 97 THE SQUAD Once again it was spring! And the old hue and cry of Take Me Out to the Ball- game” resounded from Yankee Stadium to Mudville. Not to be outdone, L. H. S. is prepared for a banner year on the diamond. Here is the list of the squad: Captain, Art McKeon; Leo Parent, Don Decelles, Ray McKeon, Stan Bue, Kevin Bakey, Paul Bernier, George Spaneas, Bob Trouville, Bob Redman, Bill Smith, Paul Lemieux, Jack Sloan, John Pappas, Norman Chadwick, James Pearsall, Dick Gray, Fud Shuhy, Basil Boutsilis and Jim Lambert. Apr. 1 5 — Camp Devens Apr. 1 8 — Medford Apr. 20 — At Chelsea Apr. 22 — Lawrence Apr. 2 5 — Somerville Apr. 27 — Malden Apr. 30 — At Manchester May 2 — At Revere May 4 — Quincy May 6 — Keith May 9 — At Everett May 11 — At Medford THE SCHEDULE May 14 — Nashua May 1 6 — Chelsea May 18 — At Somerville May 20 — Keith May 23 — At Malden May 24 — At Nashua May 2 5 — Revere May 26 — At Lawrence May 29 — At Quincy June 1 — Everett June 3 — Merrimack Valley Tournament June 10 — Merrimack Valley Tournament 98 Jhe (J3aton Jiuirlc erS 100 Wilfred T. Boulger Instructor Twenty-one years ago 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 foot- ball 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 ever since. They have also performed for charitable groups and the school shows. In the year 1942, in order to encourage pupils to develop their twirling abilities, there was a championship contest. Mr. Boulger awarded gold and silver medals to the winners. Every subsequent year medals have been presented to the winners of the Class A, for leaders, and Class B, for girls eligible for future leadership. In the rookie contest, girls in the first year of twirling compete. The first and second prize winners of these contests receive a gold and silver medal, respectively, and bronze medals are awarded to all the 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. 101 Colonel Charles Chiklis Lieutenant Colonels Philip Reilly Denis King John Maloney Louie Demetroulakas Fred Gallagher Majors John Janas Donald Conroy Donald Davies Wm. Tsingarides Eric Fagan Captains Sanford Fasth John Loynes George Fontaine David Thomas Evangelos Tyros Larry Walsh Albert O’Heir David McCarthy Gerald Coughlin Anthony Analdo Norman Isabelle Douglas Mercier John Vinios Mark Kaplan eg.unen t John Burgoyne Robert O’Connor Robert Ferman Demetrios Lolas James Loverude Richard Gillis Thomas Markham John Woodbury Daniel Gillette First Lieutenants Norbert Bengston Charles Gilboard Ronald Scott Walter Zurowski William Barsorian Martin Spiro John Murphy Ed Goyette George Pappaioanou Armand Oozooninian Roland Constantineau James McAdams Wm. Clancy James Mayo Donald Gionet Paul Miller Christos Zahos Alex Ketree Second Lieutenants Francis McGovern Charles Debekis Captain James F. Murray Military Instructor Robert Sherburne John Crowley David Garnick John McCarthy Raymond McKeon James O’Brien John McNamara Donald Philbin ' Henry Garrity Ted Wolnick George Gilinson Raymond L’Heureux Joseph Zaher Paul Bue William O’Neill Eugene Welch Peter Makris George Brennan Nick Rabias John Hannon Arthur McKeon 103 Bawita Lawler Qiri Offi icerd With perfect posture, eyes front, flashing sword and pointed toe, the Girl Officers have once more gained the admiration of all. Under the supervision of Miss Bawita Lawler, the girls learn the fine points of marching, dancing, posture, voice and mass drill, and are justifiably proud to wear the navy blue uniform with brass buttons and gold chevrons. The Girl Officers’ Ball in January was the highlight of the winter months, and the Hallowe’en party in October was also a success. The girls are also willing to aid a worthy cause. This year they helped in the Jimmy Fund, Heart Fund, T. B. Drives and served as usherettes at many affairs throughout the city. Each year three out-of-town judges choose seventy-two junior girls to lead the freshman, sophomore, and junior girls in gym classes. Therefore each girl may be proud to be a Girl Officer in the Lowell High School Battalion. 105 « 4 U % 4 05 ycuv o 4 a- XbP tyyMd v _ „ 5 s j 9 ou jjLA ' ( 3 D ' - ?+ U ' %, • ' - V ; ;E A sU £ ' i? A jIA Y 0 F 2 £asU - $ V 5 ichat-J }).$ rnf s )W °A | .. S ' JJ f y (fic-li?t «OK,e‘ 0_Q r-. -Dv J 2 7 xJ — 3 JaSU , 0 ' U w; f i-fr JLJUm. B J By ' ' ■ It- 1 i J | i 1 f | Eg. A Kg f r i? | ™ ' L , illy C ' K r jfl Switchboard CdpercitorS First row. Shirley Cuddy, Mary Bennett, Helen McKenna, Mary Morrow, Marjorie Welch. Second row. Clara Gomes, Joan Kelley, Ann Tucker, Rita James, Priscilla Terren, Mildred Boston, Ann Egan. Third row. Geraldine Gilbride, Phyllis Schoen, Mary Barrett, Rita Haley, Katherine Fitzgerald, Caroline Abreu. S ' foormadter s Secretaries i fern m ML 4 L M ar i 1 Jill ' 6 1 wSUbh Front : Marion Moushegian, Marie Gould Janet McHale, Angelike Liackos, Florence Silveria. Middle: Janet Morris, Helen Camara, Helen Sotiropoulos, Carolyn McDon- ald, Catherine Barrett, Sally Fairbanks, Joan McNeil. Rear : Sophie Theokas, Sarah Dixon, Barbara Taylor, Helen Sampas, Nona Burrows. 108 Front roiv: Marie Berube. Lillian Nolan, Lucy Goodwin, Marie McAvinnue, Marilyn Cyr, Rose Amboian, Pauline Wojkowski. Second row: Marie Ferriera, Mary Espinola, Erasmia Gickas, J. Fay Porter, Marcia Kostka, Lorraine Gagnon, Denise Dodge. Third row: Dorothy Brodeur, Joan LaDuke, Barbara Griffith, Sophie Tsaffaras. About the year 1924, the Personnel Department was established in the Lowell High School. It includes the Personnel Staff, Switchboard Operators, and Floormasters 5 Secretaries. Students taking commercial courses train during their Sophomore, Junior, and Senior years, and those showing exceptional ability are selected to serve on this Staff. When a student has completed a year of specialized training in this department, she is ready to take a place in the business world with a sense of integrity and self- confidence. 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. 109 oom 100 Seated: Ann Louise Curran, Mr. J. E. Harris, Advisor, and Lorraine Richards. Standing : Stacia Zdrawski and Ar- lene Scott. junior t ed Cdt ro$6 Seated: Ann Fadden, Richard Bhnkhorn, Catherine Welsh, Ronald Scott, Roberta MacNeill, Dorothy Brodeur, Lillian Nolan. Second row: Carole Kenyon, Lydia Loftus, Doris Fiibbert, Margaret Gibson, Janet Sanborn, Barbara Spearel, Cynthia Neyman, Edith Reslow, Ann Reslow. Third roiv: Edward LaLiberty, Charles Dabekis, John Burgoyne, Fred Barnes, John Sampas, Robert Ferman, Charles Gilboard, Martin Spiro, Walter Lemire. 110 panidh C iuL First row : Earlene Cameron, Erasmia Gikis, Joyce Gramas, Laura Coburn, Elaine Giddis, Joyce McMul- len, Edith Reslow, Elizabeth Apostolos. Second row : Nancy Partelo, Elaine Ganem, Elizabeth Barrett, Sybil Moushegian, Suzanne Moynihan, Mary Ann Relph, Mary McKenney, Mr. Edward B. Cornell. Third row : Marcia Kostka, Frances Silva, Eric Fagan, Donald Sawyer, Flelen Timmins, Dorothy Dixon. First row. Ida Kallaman, Joan Cinq-Mars, Carol Kenyon, Doreen Ouellette, Mary Lou Robinson, Barbara Callahan, Anne Murphy, Rita McMahon, Marelyn Witkos, Jane Szarek, Elizabeth Apostalos, Lois Ran- ter, Norma Domesick. Second row. 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At the football games the boys and girls in the bright red and grey uniforms added the color and pep through their lively marches which are an essential part of every game. Playing at assemblies, various civic affairs, and at its annual concert, the band brought enjoyment to its audiences through its wide variety of musical selec- tions. The members of the red and grey outfit paraded at the Northeastern Massa- chusetts Music Festival, Field Day, and the annual Memorial Day Parade, gaining fur- ther recognition in the music field. Long remembered will be the outing at Canobie Lake completing for the Senior members their musical days at Lowell High. Capably directing the band is Mr. William J. Notini whose patience at the Monday and Friday afternoon rehearsals and during daily classes brought praise from many sources for the fine results that he accomplished. We salute Mr. Notini and his fifty piece band for their fine work throughout the year! 113 (Drchedtra IHlI a S ' kiLMrffi |,T m ] . 1 I - ; m im ' IM First row: Louis Trainor, Eric Fagan, Carol Brousseau, John Julenavorian, Helen Camara, Priscilla Hoare. Second row : Sylvia Barbedian, Barbara Lou Davis, John Reardon, Patricia Morris, Lulu Scar- borough, Esther Conroy, Paul Pearsall, John Breen, Beatrice Barsorian. Third row : Ronald Dusablon, Perley Knight, Robert Knoop, Charles Gilboard, Robert McDougal, Augustine Conroy, Raymond L’Heur- eux, Evelyn Kenyon. Special dh oru$ First row: John Breen, Helene Deponte, Carol Tewksbury, James Loverude, John Maloney, Carol Sargent, Marie Ferriera, Barbara Lou Davis, Earlene Cameron, Michael Conley. Second row: Douglas Mercier, Mary Lou Brunelle, Beverly Kremer, Helen Camara, Sylvia Counter, William Sarmento, Iris Pappas, Daniel Thurston, Daniel Gillette, Nancy Gilinson, Louis Kantor, Cynthia Neyman, Dorothy Taylor, John Reardon. Third row: Constance Guild, Ann Shugrue, Barbara Kosik, George Gilinson, Charles Gilboard, Hermes Tsandikos, Lawrence Hince, Thomas McLeod, Peter Makris, James Mayo, Robert Diette, Clara Gomes, Roberta Faulcon. Fourth row: Leo Dumont, Manuel Alcantara, Helen Sotiropoulos, Card Folkins, Arlene Browne, Marie McAvinnue, Marcia Bernson, Rosalyn Kremer, Mary McKenney, Stephen Walker, Michael Michaleas. 114 Gertrude F. O’Brien J Jhe Special oruS The maroon-garbed junior and senior members of Special Chorus bring to the minds of the class of ’51 musical culture at its best. Approximately eighty voices comprise this group under the capable leadership of Miss Gertrude F. O’Brien. With Miss Evelyn Kenyon as accompanist, the chorus holds its rehearsals in the auditorium each Thursday after school. Organized under John Maloney, President; James Lov- erude, Vice-President; Carol Tewksbury, Secretary; and Carole Sargent, Treasurer, the group, chosen from the entire school chorus of about three hundred students, sing throughout the year, not only to the students of Lowell High School, but to civic organizations, educational groups, and service clubs in and around Lowell. - . Oke This year’s orchestra, with an enrollment of approximately fifty students, re- hearses each Wednesday afternoon in the auditorium under the direction of Miss Gertrude F. O’Brien. The musical ability of this group has been proved frequently at various assemblies, the school play and graduation. As reward for this faithful membership, the students receive praise and excel- lent experience as well as one credit toward graduation. The orchestra has been an example of the patience, hard work, and excellent leadership bestowed by Miss Gertrude F. O’Brien. To her we extend our appreciation for the grand music we, the class of 51, have enjoyed. Orchestra 115 QU CLl First row: Mary Torcogeorge, Helen Kalivas, Nicholas Kompouras, Peter Markis, Elaine Alexiou, Eliz- abeth Apostles. Second row: Faculty advisor, Mr. Theodore Michalopoulos, ' Helen Sotiropoulos, Mi - chael Tsapatsaris, George Behrakos, Hermes Tsan dikos, Irish Pappas, Ann Harris. Third row: Nich- olas Torcogeorge, Esther Dumas, Aphrodite Nigzious, Effie Contos, Regina Limperis, Helen Gikas. a eer cJCectdi erS First ,yoiv Mildred Gawlik, Ann Fadden, Elaine Hamel. Second row: Helene McCaughey, Nancy Vaillincourt, Sandra Zapanas, Laura Graham. 116 Seated : Barbara Callahan, Ronald Scott, Marcia Bernson, Daniel Gillette, Richard Barnes, Carol Tewksbury. Stand- ing: Nancy Gilinson, Anne Murphy, Carolyn Gordon. James Loverude, George Spaneas, Mary McKenney, Norman Carp, Joan Cinq-Mars. Front: Dolores Belleville, Shirley Adams, Donald Richards, Anthony Annaldo, Anna Sullivan, Elizabeth Purtell, Blanche Deveau. Middle : Miss Claire A. Quigley, Patricia Gagnon, Leona Trebach, David Thomas, Norman Campbell, Thomas Lyons, John Kouropoulos, Francis Bindis, Alfred LaBranche, Norma Rothman, Edith Picanso. Rear: Patricia Pattelena, Elaine Shaeflfer, Joyce Fernald, M. Lorraine Shugrue, Priscilla Dondley, Joan Reardon, Theresa Silva, Marjorie King. 117 Seated: Clark Manning, Edward O’Malley, Edward O’Dell, Neil Trull. Standing: Leo Lynch, Richard Blinkhorn, Mr. Almanzor Dupuis, faculty advisor; William Harrington, Gardner Dowrey. , Book oom Front: Beverly Gammel, Alice. Gallagher, Marion Burns, Carol Folkins, Kay Foye, Ann Fadden. Reel) ' : Mary Erwin, Barbara Capone, Margaret Gibson, Mr. Francis Reardon, Sybil Moushegian, Elaine Ganem, Roberta Faulcon. 118 cience First : Nancy Partelo, Ruth Marnier, Mary Lou Robinson, Betty Apostolas, Marelyn Witkos, Lawrence Walsh, Su- zanne Moynahan, Dorothy Cavoures, Cynthia Neyman, Sybil Moushegian, Betsy Barrett, Jane Szarek, Doreen Ouellette, Elaine Giddis, Ann Murphy, Pat Morris, Second row: David McKenna, Joan Cinq-Mars, Dorothy LaFerriere, Marion Kubacki, Lois Kantor, Elaine Kenney, Marlene Kinney, Jean Cryan, Catherine Ryan, Lulu Scar- borough, Rosalyn Kremer, Arlene Brown, Ann McShea, Shirley Trull, Joan Mullen, Beverly Kremer, Martha Downey, Shirley Anderson, Maureen O ' Brien, Joan Wisniewski, Janet Vino Vlahakis, John McNamara. Third ron : Donald Davies, Iris Rentzeperies, Elaine Ganem, William Tsigridas, David Warren, John Vinios, Charles Faust, Bill Brown, Mark Kaplan, Phil Reilly, Dick Viau, Richard O ' Connor, Denis King, Edward Shanley, Gene Talford, John Janas, Martin Spiro, Albert O ' Heir, Eric Fagan, Gerald Priori, Gerard Morin. The busy school year of 195 0-1951 found the Science Club boasting a record of seventy active members. Because of this club ' s ability to procure fascinating speakers and informative talks, it has progressed from a small group of science enthusiasts to the hrge mem- bership of today. The members meet every other week and talk on such subjects as chemistry, biology, and photography. Under the capable supervision of Mr. James F. Conway, the club ' s advisor, the students subscribed to Science News Letter published by the Science Club of America. This ardent group is as active socially as it is intellectually. The main event of the year was a jolly Christmas party held in room 310. Before the school term began, new officers were elected. The officers of this year are: Suzanne Moynahan, President; Lawrence Walsh, Vice-president; Joan Rus- sell, Program Chairman; Dorothy Cavoures, Secretary; and Cynthia Neyman, Treas- urer. 119 First row: Philip Reilly, Jean Armstrong, Joan Ready, John Burgoyne, William McNamara. Second row: Edward O’Heir, William McNamara, Robert McGuire, Gerald Coughlin, Ronald Scott, Douglas Mercier. Third roiv: Robert Lekites, John Janas, Robert Trouville. Stated: Stephen Walker, Anne Murphy, Martha Downey, Carolyn Gordon, Meredith Trull, Bruce Perron. Standing: Douglas Mercier, Clementine Flomp, Suzanne DeLorme, Martha Lipchitz, James Loverude, Ronald Scott, Norman Karp, Carol Kenyon, Frances Mazur, Gerald Priori, Mary Mahoney. 120 t ebatincj, ocieL Front: Norma Domesick, Elizabeth Apostolas, Helen Sotiropoulos, Gerald Priori, Edward Thomas, Carol Brous- seau. Rear: Phyllis Ciesla, Janice Clark, Eric Fagan, Mr. Francis D. Reardon, Richard J. O’Connor, Lydia Loftus and Sandra Silk. Having been founded to strengthen the ability of presenting a forceful and con- vincing argument, the Greenhalge Debating Society has marked a ' successful year. Affiliated with the National Forensic League, the debaters this year discussed: Resolved that the American people should reject the welfare state. The young aspirants proved their talent in many home and out-of-town discus- sions. Under the guidance of faculty advisor Francis D. Reardon, the group high lighted the year by a mock trial, extemporaneous speaking and formal debating. 121 Alieva tor Opera lord Front: Walter Zurawski, Martin Spiro, Charles, Gilboard, Edward Goyette, Joseph Zaher. Middle: Harris Arlinsky, Mark Kaplan, Gerald Coughlin, George Gilinson, John Burgoyne. Rear: William Clancy, John Loynes. First row: Mariette Bennett, Joyce Gramas, Constance Christopoulos, Dorothy Taylor, Beverly Dupee, Bar- bara McClusky, Ann Sullivan, Betty Baxter, Patricia Shea, Constance Carroll, Carol Kenyon. Second row: Carolyn Abreu, Lyleen Bacon, Harian Shapiro, Phy llis Paquin, Lila Counter, Marlene Kinne, Mildred Bos- ton, Mary Marchand, Shirley Marshall, Janet Sanborn, Fotine Velantzas, Doris Hibbert, Mary Erwin, Carolyn Gordon, Pauline Kouchalakos, Elaine Shaffer, Virginia Skarmeas. Third row: Agnes Delano, Jane Anderson, Ruth Marmer, Katherine Foye, Sylvia Counter, Margaret Gibson, Ann Copley, Maureen O’Brien, Barbara Kosik, Shirley Vachon, Mary Ann Relph, Edith Reslow, Joan Ogiba, Marcia Wojcik, Carolyn Boston, Louise Dow, Janet Morris, and R ' oberta Faulcon. 122 Review Staff Front: James McAdams, David Katzman, Carol Tewksbury, Albert O’Heir, Suzanne Moynahan, Mary Lou Brunelle. Middle: Dorothy Brodeur, Elaine Giddis, Esther Conroy, Martha Downey, Betsy Barrett, Elaine Ken- ney, Cynthia Neyman, Joan Mullen, Andree Foisy, Patricia Kelly. Rc ' ar: Douglas Mercier, Daniel Gillette, Philip Reilly, Ronald Scott, John McNamara, John Janas, John McCarthy. Extra, extra, read all about the famous Lowell High School Review, the popular streamlined publication that rolls off the presses at the beginning of each school month; and keeps the student body informed on what’s what with the Kirk Street Set. From its humble beginnings in 1817, until just ten years ago, the Review had been printed in magazine form; but it was discovered that by preparing it in tabloid form, more news could be included at lower cost. But the paper has come a long way since those days. Today the reader is re- warded with scoops”, the latest gossip in the Blah” column, an up-to-the-minute sports column, Profiles” of six of the most outstanding seniors; all this and much more in every edition of The Review.” The reporters of the staff are selected at the close of their Junior year. Staffers are chosen for ability in English, along with recommendations of English teachers. Probably the paper’s greatest worker is its faculty advisor, Miss Anna M. Ryan, who never ceases to be amazed that the paper manages to go to press” before the deadline and hit the newsstands” on time. Its greatest tribute lies in the fact that somewhere among the old and cherished souvenirs of nearly every alumnus of Lowell High School, can be found a worn and faded copy of The Review,” with all the news that’s fit to print.” And you know, that’s what makes it worth while! First row: Douglas Townsend, John Maloney, William Tsingarides, George Noval, James Loverude, Robert Dostaler, Roger Ducharme, Paul V. McLaughlin, Richard Rupp, Robert Stanley, Richard Foss, John Dunn. Second row: Edward Flanagan, Edward LaLiberty, James Doyle, John Janas, Joseph Colombo, Gerald Coughlin, Ronald Scott, Paul Bue, Philip Reilly, Richard Saunders, Laurence Walsh, Nolan Cunningham, Philip Crouse, Gerard Morin, James McAdams. Third row: John Burgoyne, John Loynes, Dino Vlahakis, John Gilinson, Alan Denio, John Corey, Peter Makris, Charles Foster, William Brown, Donald Bacon, Publicity Chairman; Thomas Seery, Clark Manning, Daniel Gillette, Richard Gillis, James Mayo, Eric Fagan. A group of some forty high school boys met at the Pittsfield Y.M.C.A. on March 11, 1911, and organized the Pi-Hi. It has been learned from other sources that or- ganized work with high school boys was begun as early as 18 89, in Chapman, Kansas. A few years later, the Pittsfield group dropped the original name and chose Hi-Y iin its place. The purpose of the Hi-Y Club is To create, maintain, and extend, throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character, through clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. ” The Lowell Club meets weekly, to dine, and listen to interesting, educational speakers. Later in the evening, a business meeting is held. The Club also holds many social events, the most outstanding being the annual Faculty Night, when the members invite teachers to be their guests at dinner, and hear a noted after-dinner speaker. This year, Howard W. Fitzpatrick, Sheriff of Middlesex County, addressed the group. Fifteen Lowell Hi-Y members attended the 61st annual Older Boys’ Conference, in Westfield, Mass., on December 1, 2 and 3, 19 5 0. Many new and lasting friend- ships were made at this conference. A bowling league was begun this year. Trophies were awarded to the best bowl- ers, and the highest ranking team at the end of the season. The Club faculty adviser is Mr. Paul V. McLaughlin; and the Y” adviser is Mr. Wilfrid Mike” Pearson, General Secretary of the Lowell Y.M.C.A. The officers for 1950-5 1 were Bob Dostaler, President; Jim Loverude, Vice- President; Roger Ducharme, Secretary; Georgie Noval, Treasurer; Johnny Dunn, Program Chairman; Don Bacon, Publicity Chairman, and Phil Reilly, Hi-Y-Review Correspondent. 124 Un-Mi Seated : Dolores Twarog, Marcia Kostka, Florence Silveria, Elaine Giddis, Doris Perreault, Mary Torcogeorge, Theresa Michaud. Middle : Mia Gickas, Helen Skamas, Fotine Velantzas, Carol Folkins, Marlene Kinne, Barbara Capone, Helen Theokas, Freda Lindquist, Rear: Virginia Skarmeas, Lorraine Gagnon, Elizabeth Klish, Ann Egan, Rita Quattrochi, Jane Szarek and Rowena Pelkey. 125 33 cl ton 3J wirier 3 1951 Dorothy Brodeur Catherine Brick Elaine Bradley Lila Counter Phyllis Anderson Lou Ellen Bamford Frances Baribeault Virginia Bearce Ella Bourque Patricia Bouvier Rita Boyle Nancy Braley Mary Burke Miriam Casey Leona Cornachia Bernadette Cossette Ann Dacey Betty Decelles Dorothy DeFontes Mary Demers Ann Donahue Eleanor Dowd Constance Ducharme Olympia Efstathiou Helene Finneral Rita Furtado Emily Gazes LEADERS Marilyn Donnelly Rita James Jean Johansen Rose Kowalski MAJORETTES Frances Geary Barbara Gerhardt Pauline Hamelin Betty Hart Barbara Hoit Joanne Jutras Phyllis Keddie Judy Keohane Georgia Kesmetis Claire Koravos Barbara Laflferty Shirley LaFoe Jeannine Lanoue Lorraine Lepine Helen Manning Eleanor McFarlane Mary McGrath Rita Moriarty Rosalie Mullaniflf Shirley Murphy Joan Nealon Betty Normandie Maureen O’Hare Theresa Mello Mary Potter Phyllis Schoen Gloria Lamothe Lillian Pearsall Rita Pearsall Ann Place Rita Plouff Barbara Rigg Betty Robertson Jeannette Robey Mary Rourke Isabel Rynne Ann Santos Shirley Sarakos Constance Sargent Rene Ryan Jacqueline Sheehan Joan Sullivan Joan Taylor Sheila Toohey Helen Trainor Dorothy Vachon Ann Valkavitch Lois Wilkins Esther Yianopoulos Elizabeth Smith. 126 Reminiscing over the years spent at Lowell High, we remember our first year when we were green freshmen ’ nervous and excited about the class social, which was held in the girls’ gym. Linder Mr. McHugh’s supervision, the party was a success when the boys and girls finally left their respective corners to enjoy the dancing and refreshments. Class officers Sanford Fasth, pres.; Elaine Giddis, vice-pres.; Barbara McCluskey, sec.; and John Barrett, treas; planned the activities. It was a great year for the football fans due to the arrivel of new head coach Ray Riddick, who quickly pulled the team out of its slump. Stars of the team which won six out of ten games were Captain Walter Tick” Kulis and Tarsey” Kouchalakos. Coach Haggerty’s track team gained a runaway victory over Lawrence, scoring S2J 2 points over our down-river opponents. The basketball team, with Gene Dziczek as captain, won thirteen of its twenty- two games, and although Tony Alchinski was well pleased with the scoring of Sam Goodsoozian, Clarence Edwards, and Captain John Ginalski, the basketball team was able to win only nine of its eighteen games. In our sophomore year the baseball, basketball, and track teams lost many con- tests and had only fair seasons. However, Ray Riddick and captain Roger Sanborn led the football team through an undefeated season and a trip to Jackson, Mississippi, where they lost to Bogalusa High by a small margin. Philip Reilly was president of the class, and the other officers were John Janas, Douglas Mercier, Ruth Anderson, and Carol Tewksbury. 127 At our social, Barbara Callahan, Ray McKeon, Sue Moynahan, and Jack Brennan were awarded prizes for their beautiful waltzing. Ronnie Scott was the only sophomore who had a part in the school play, A Woman of Sixteen ’ Then we became upperclassmen, and there followed a year full of activity. The football team emerged undefeated and beat Landon High 14-7 in a post- season game at Jacksonville, Florida, to become state co-champs with Arlington. V V Everyone was sports-minded that year, and for many reasons. Who could forget such names as Mavreides, Reynolds, Ready, Armstrong, Reilly, Martino, Godreau, Lemire, Picard, Linscott, Gibson, Spaneas, and track star Art Cryan? Phil. Reilly and Doug Mercier were elected class officers for the second time, Ray True, Doris Smith, and Carole Sargent were also elected. There were many juniors in the cast of the play, Melody Jones,” and Anne Murphy entertained everyone at the social with her hilarious monologue. Then we were seniors, spending our last year at Lowell High, and Dan Gillette was chosen to lead us through a year of fun. Doug Mercier retained his office for a third consecutive year. John Burgoyne was first vice-president, Carole Sargent, secretary and Carol Tewksbury, treasurer. Among our never- to-be forgotten experiences are the Lowell-Lawrence game which ended in a 13-13 tie. . . Record breaking Bob Stanley, captain of the track team . . . Leo Parent, captain of the basketball team, and member of the Massachusetts All-Star team. . . The success of That Brewster Boy,” in which many seniors, veteran actors, took part. . . Our own Charles Chiklis’ orchestra at the social. . . And the antics of Dan Gillette and Nancy Gilinson, which kept us laughing all year. . . Then we graduated, and, closing the cover of the book which was our four years of high school, we faced the future as alumni. Carole Sargent 128 S f-W IMWPtA i •v i ' r - ' ■ • H. ? £ ■ ' a ■ ' -U i.-� .? . .•; JLt Witt and 1. Testament OF THE CLASS OF 1951 To Whom it May Concern: This the class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-one, being of sound mind and free will, do hereby bestow upon you, the class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-two, these precious gifts which have brought us happiness through the past year. To the Junior Class we leave the wish for a happy and prosperous coming year. To the Sophomore Class we leave the opportunity for greater and better advancement. To the Freshman Class we leave the advice to make the most of every passing minute. To the Faculty, deepest appreciation for understanding, sympathy and counsel during the past years. To our hard-working Coaches wishes for future championship teams, and bigger and better stars to fill the vacancies. Martha Downey leaves her positions as colonel to a deserving junior girl. Charlie Chiklis wills his colonelcy to the outstanding sergeant in the junior class. Dottie Taylor wills her melodious voice to Jackie Boland. Jack Sloan bequeaths his height to Freddie Santos. Ruthie Marmer leaves her popularity to Barbara Derby. Danny Gillette bestows his title, Editor-in-Chief of the Spindle,” to a qualified junior. 130 Carol Tewksbury leaves a vacancy that will be hard to fill. Louie Demetroulakos leaves his way with the women to Paul Sheehy. Mary Lou Brunelle bestows her intelligent charm on Ann Conway. Larry Walsh leaves his fiery red hair to John Gallagher. Ann Sullivan leaves her sweet nature to Patti Morris. Albert O’Heir bequeaths his position as Editor-in-Chief of the Review to a dependable junior and takes his jokes with him. Alice Gallagher bequeaths her petite figure to Barbara Gopp. Bill Quinn wills his sharp clothes to Pete Savage. Ann Murphy leaves her thespian abilities to Mary McKenney. Dick Gillis leaves his clowning antics to Billy Sarmento. Virginia Robarge wills her artistic ability to Pat Kenney. Joe Mahoney bequeaths his bashfulness to Jeep Ahearn. Janet Ducharme endows Joan Raymond with her contagious giggles. Bob Stanley wills his winning smile to Bob Trouville. Mary Underwood regrets leaving Stan Bue. Leo Parent bequeaths his basketball ability to Larry Cavanaugh. Olga Adams leaves her blushes to Pat Degan. Ronnie Scott leaves his wonderful report card to some ambitious junior. Cynthia Neyman bequeaths her Vogue” appearance to Janet Dancause. Jack McCarthy leaves his sweaters to Bob Belanger. Edith Reslow wills her blonde tresses to Marcia Bernson. Frank Andreoli leaves his good looks to Buddy Reardon — Attention Warner Bros! Harian Shapiro wills her effervescence to Barbara Lyons. 131 Johnny Maloney bequeaths his voice to Vic Damone. Maureen Nelson leaves her cute ways to Betty Shea. Chris Routsis takes Marion Richardson with him. Mary Anne Relph leaves her tall, graceful figure to Janice Turcott. Fred Barnes leaves his comical ways to Art Crowley. Ruthie Reardon bequeaths her dancing ability to Pauline Monbleau. Doug Mercier imparts his terrific acting ability to Dick Foss. Barb McCluskey wills her markmanship to Bunny MacKenney. Jim O’Brien leaves his flirtatious flings to Bob Walsh. Lee Bacon wills her stylishness to her sister, Selma. Roland Constantineau passes on his Toni Kit” to Bob Lekites. Theresa Mello wills her charming personality to Betty Shea. Dotty Brodeur leaves her leadership to the Lowell High Twirlers to some deserving Junior. Gloria Secchiaroli bestows upon Judy Powers her shining black hair. Kay Brick leaves her blushes to Pat Bouvier. Gerry Coughlin wills his outstanding physique to Norman Chad- wick. Carole Sargent bequeaths her infectious dimples to Debby Barth. Peter Toohey leaves his winger-shoes to Charlie Foster. Nancy Vaillancourt leaves her vim and vigor, and vitality to Jan Paula Doherty. Jack Barratta wills his suavity to Harry McCaughey. Mary King imparts her friendliness to Dorothy Goodwin. Gordon Mulcahy imparts his strong technique to Moose” Mc- Manus. Ann Fadden leaves her peppy cheer leading to Helene McGaughey. 132 John Boyle regretfully leaves his flashy suspenders to Harry Mosko- vites. Phee Fleury bestows upon Joanne Jones her china-doll complexion. John Janas endows his political ability to some civic-minded junior. Joanie Ogiba bequeaths her million dollar wardrobe to Sally Iron- field. Lewis Bither bequeaths his dancing ability to Doug Townsend. Kay Ryan bestows her naivete to Kay Welsh. Frank Bo Zo” Bindas leaves his sharp appearance to Ted Kemos. Sue Moynahan leaves her sophisticated charm to Ann O’Brien. Don Jelley wills his football ability to George Spaneas. Gerry Conlon endows Kay Scullion with her basketball ability. Jimmy Cusick ought to l eave his flashy ties! Norma Quinn wills her pep to Dorothy Travers. Mickey Finn leaves his neatness to Jimmie McMahon. Elaine Ganem bequeaths her beautiful brown eyes to Pauline Corbin. Jimmie Loverude takes his indispensable vocabulary with him. Roseanne Daley leaves her quiet ways to Barbara Galvin. Art McKeon bestows his title Most Handsome” on next year’s Handsomest.” Marcia Wojick wills her unpredictability to Sandra Zapanes. Jimmie McAdams leaves his shy smile to Billy Griffith. Sybil Moushegian bestows upon Pat Murray her unforgettable attraction. Phil Reilly leaves his reserved manner to Eddie Koza. Signed, sealed and delivered on this auspicious day in June, 1951 . 133 Wotto of CU of 1951 So study as if you were to live forever; so live as if you were to die tomorrow.” 135 BEST WISHES TO THE LOWELL GRADUATES V From Tbe Management of Canobie Lake Park Salem, New Hampshire President T reasurer Maurice ) . Holland Mrs. Patrick J. Holland NEW ENGLAND ' S MOST BEAUTIFUL AND REFINED RECREATION CENTER 136 WISH ME A WISH AND SIGN ON THE DOTTED LINE LOWELL COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY UNITED CLOAK SUIT CO. 166 CENTRAL STREET Harry Bass Lowell LOWELL ACADEMY OF HAIRDRESSING ROBERTSON’S Established 1886 Directed by NEWTON R. AKASHIAN Lowell ' s Largest Furniture House Teaching the Latest in For Over Half a Century Beauty Culture YOU CAN DEPEND ON DILLON FOR BONDED CLEANING WESTMORLAND STERLING SILVER The solid silver you see at home — by appointment. 138 LORING STUDIOS SUCCESS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1951 from YOUR CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER LORING - STUDIOS FINE PORTRAITS 139 BARBARA DERBY, Miss Polly Teena for 1951 says: Pollards is the best shopping center in Lowell, especially for ' teens. . . . A.G. Compliments of THE LOWELL DAIRY Tel. 35004 Est. 1920 JEWELER Expert Watch and Clock Repairing DIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEWELRY 216 Merrimack Street Lowell CHARLES SANTOS SONS Wholesalers Beef, Pork, Veal and Provisions JACKSON STREET LOWELL.. MW4 CO. FRED H. ROURKE COAL COMPANY FUEL OIL — COAL — COKE Winkler Automatic Oil Burners 276 Central St. Lowell, Massachusetts BRADSHAW ' Business College of Distinction ' ' Offers You a Complete BUSINESS TRAINING Early Registration Advisable 53 Central Street Tel. 2-7771 140 I Save with Security IN ANY ONE Of LOWELL ' S MOTOAL SAVINGS BANKS DEPOSITS FULLY INSURED UNDER MASS. LAW YOUR FUTURE is in YOUR HANDS Safety has many visible forms of expression. The familiar traffic signals, the hydrant near your home, the police officer on his rounds — all these are for your safety. A savings account in any of the Mutual Savings Banks of Lowell can be your own personal expression of safety and security. Saving now may mean your happiness later. Stop in today and open a savings account. It’s fast, easy and convenient at the Mutual Savings Banks. 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