Lowell High School - Spindle Yearbook (Lowell, MA)

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t BIIY 0F TIIE MONTll t Handsome John semis, is this ass-in nay of me Month. The sen of Mis. Jenny Gevesves of 7 weivfsfd sneer, vi. wma nom the noisy School and has bm following me College ce-in.. Jenn is efagsai., osnmi of the soy omem nsgamsm, President of in. ami club, ts member of lhe some cms, A Cappella cheer, Special chews ond me student council. Despite su these senvaiisi, he as an new mu wasnt. outside of sermon, he is .s member of has choir, the sem of Pm. ens, me Hi-Y, and is e sunday sermon fseehsf. He also weft, ei oemevles supermarket. His hobbies me music, r he eview XGIIIL 0F THE MONTli suse., Gilroy, ni. daughter of My. ana Mn. ish. Gilroy or is w, Farris' sv., is ommbers can af ms Meath. seem entering l..H.s. where she na. been pursuing ni. canes. come, preparing for lowell sim umm College, the was u sludem of St. Margarnfs school. in uh.-ml her arrivals.: include being cel. of me G.o.'s. .1 member of the National new satisfy, sumpsm. Cultura club, sam, club, and me swam Council. outside of mm: sn. is s member af me c.v.o. ana wants in A.G. Palleraz. Among her many nothin an gold-Plumed hats Program Chairman Frank B. believes in FRESHMAN tennis, football and basketball. ishn will gssatleetang :pens ,mn from oem., Mills, Lowell High School receive a H I REVIENV STAFF '- ' .1 ts. 1959-1960 mstnjauron Erlitov-in-Chief 5, 'WI NP Prrxicit CKEEGAN at EDlTOR5 Patricia Apostolakas Peter Green Carol Berger Carol Boudreau jean Brennan Daniel Brennan Glenn Bryant Wallace Chaplin Joan Dacey George Eliades john Harrington Kathleen Hetherman Gerard Lozeau Peter Markham john McCann Dorothy McCarthy Magdalena Moriarty Eileen McKinley Sharon Partington Maureen Reardon Betty Riddick Virginia Savas Carolyn Snow Kathleen Sullivan Marilyn Swartz Thomas Varnum TYPISTS Cynthia Chandler Patricia Gavin Jeanne Caryl Gibson Theresa St. jean Mary Frangoudis BUSINESS Robert Dwyer Robert Donoghue JUNIOR CORRESPONDENTS Margaret Reynolds Mary Piekos Judith Carney SOPHOMORE CORRESPONDENTS Patricia Lester Elaine McNeely FRESHMAN CORRESPONDENTS Leslie Navaretta Adviser: Twirlers Continue Prize Winning As the I..H.S. Baton Twirlers march onto the field this year, they will be led by Barbara Quinney, the daughter of Mrs. Marjorie Quinney of 39 Shaffer Street. Assisting Barbara will be the following new leaders: Jeannette Belanger, Ruth Bither, Cynthia Boland, Dorothy Desmarais, Carolyn Donaldson, Frances Downes, Florence Drew, Joann Ennis, Ann Evans, Dorothy Flood, Joyce Lambert, joan Laverty, Dorothy Moran, Barbara Muldoon, Barbara Mullen, Constance Pigeon, Beatrice Silva, Patricia Silva, june Sweet, Ruth Ann Wyman, and Theresa Wyskoczka. There will be twenty-five leaders dressed in the colorful white and gold outfits with ANTHONY'S Dear Doc, lhave a very serious problem. l'm so broke I d0n't know what to do. When I walk down the street, I keep my eyes on the ground in hopes of finding money. I get an allowance but this is gone by Mon- day morning. Now l've seen a keen yo-yo l'd just love to have, so you can see how desperately I need the money. I need help, but please don't say get a job. I have a serious physi- cal handicap Qa bad hangnailj and can't possibly work. Thank you, Cyril Dear Cyril, l'll say you need help! But I fully sympathize with your situation, as I cannot work either fa serious mental handicap-lack of brainsj. I have a couple of suggestions, though. First, you could get your- self a rich girlfriend and save your money, or you could always change your hunting grounds ftelephone booths and easy chairs are good to start withj. Good luck. Anthony Charles Peverill Anna M. Ryan New Business Club Begins The purpose of this club are of both social and educational nature, with the mam emphasis on school- community relatiosn. The mem- bers voted for oiiicers of the club for the current school year, and the results were as follows: President, William Netisheng Vice-President, Tom Kealyg Secretary, Delene Ca- poneg and Treasurer, Shirley John SUD Wednesday, December 9, 1959 TEN CENTS PER COPY Vol. XIX No. 3 SPCJRTS By JOHN HARRINGTON Lowell made its best offensive showing of the year in the game with Keith, downing its city rivals by a score of 14 to O. In the first half both teams threatened several times but no score was posted. Following the game Tiny Sheehan was chosen outstand- ing player of the day and received the Mike Rynne trophy. E9 Jack Machado received the game ball for another one of his outstanding performances on offense and defense. Our team is to be congrat pat for the backs and many linemen! BASKETBALL Due to the keen compet ulated on its good showing, a more for the hard plugging ition in the Greater Boston League this season, Lowell Hoopsters have had trouble equal- ing last yearis outstanding record of 9-9. The boys did, how- ever, have an unbeatable day w hen they topped Quincy 7-S, with Captain George Tzanatakas coming through with 27 points, an individual high score for the season to date. Tzang lead his team like a master as well as assisting them in play. Ted Turcotte, normally used to set up plays, took to scoring and provided 17 points. TRACK Lowell High's track team got off to a slow start in the 1960 campaign losing to St. john's Prep, and Salem High, last year's state champs and the NSI. champs respectively. To date it has won 3 and lost SOPHOMOR Sweet is the perfect adjective to describe attractive Sheila McCready. Forming a mutual admiration society recently are june Arsen- ault and Paul Masse. Math Club Elects At a meeting held recently in Room 132 at the close of scho ol the officers of the Math Club were f elected, under the supervision o Mr. Joseph Regan. Franklin Trull was elected President: Doroth Naruszewicz, Secretaryg John M c Cann, Trcasurerg and Gerry Shea, Junior .lottings Still going strong are 'Cynthia Armstrong and John Slavm- How are things working out be- tween E, K. and J. S.? Docs Poppy Chicklis have trouble holding on to her handbag in English? Why? ? ? Y Roving Reporter 2. E SCOOPS Who is the Waltham boy that has - aiming, tk.-ning, swimming, .ma mm of all ..,o.,,. Q sam will ,maya an mind :mega from Kenney the . Florist. Review Editors Elect Creegan gRfFlLE3- rweens Lois hge, Juana D Bfibis-an sanity Em, ' Stamp Club Set GO Party Forms Again Date for Oct. 30 Seniors Elect New Class Officers Choose Robert Kane To Be President BLA i-I Bev md Bobgmll Smiling The gridiron season is here again, and with it the bubbling vivacity of Miss lawlor Chooses Cheerleaders Karen Peters in a spin? Could it be that Ollie Cadtan has finally found THE ONE??? l'.L.!! The Three Musketeers: Kay Er- win, Judy Dunn, and Pat Baxter. A cute new couple about town is Marianne Dean and Paul Hoare. Did you know that The Beaver is the funniest one in the town? ? Just ask Cuzin! Karen F. is still going strong with Eddie S. S-mart-Kat How about that ' . C-heerful-Sally Sager Heappy-Geri Lescard R-not-john Good l-cy-December weather S-illy-Freshmen T-hinker-Peter Green M-erry-Nancy Sargent A-wful-those report cardsihe Music Department and Mi-5, y Hogan non-con- this years LHS. Cheerleaders. The leaders were selected after a strict competitive examination under the direction of Miss Bawita Lawlor by three members of the faculty: Miss Mary Casey of the Dramatic De. partment, Miss Florence Savas of John Downing of the Physical Edu. cation Department. Gail Guiifrida and Sandy Snow hold coveted pogi. tions as co-captains of the group including: judy Carney, Karen Ferus, Sarah Hour, joan Kinnal, Maryann Regan and Margie Rey. nolds. New Officers For Pat A. ANECDOTES First Concert For ew .Iazz Club FROLICS What is your opinion of the sports and new compact cars? Bill Corbin: I couldn't afford a sports car. l'd have to buy too many new outfits to go with lt, Marlie Nlullane: I like the ones that go over 140 miles an hour. Evan Chicklis: lt takes less time to wash them Why does Richard Glexman act so happy in C hour? Is it because judy Cote is also there? How much does Robert Bellan- gcr really weigh? Tell us Bob. W-A-N-T-EAD a girlfriend for joe Galliger. Who is George Cundiffs new flame? Does Stephen Powers really like Ancient history or is it just because she's there? What did Slatty Nobert do to her hair and why? Please let us know, Slat, Why is Richard jorden so happy with the new seating plan in C hour? after work on the boulevard. Cadet Officers Plan Seventy-Ninth Ball ramous last words: Sometimes you have nice teachers. Greatest steaclies are Joe Har- rison and Judy Phillips. Did Bill Cutler really wear his engineer boots to the G. O. Hale loween party? Who is the nature Boy who hates to see leaves disappear from the trees? Why do Bobby K. and Marty M. collect pumpkins? Ask Dickie B. what time he got home from the G. O. party. formity, Ask the girls he's been out with. Ask judy about the locket . What did Kathy Hogan give some of her teachers for Xmas presents? W'hat are the girls in 128 going to be shown if they act silly' Lucky Gail Guiffrida received a beautiful friendship ring from Danny S. Peter, did a CO. make you feel like an undergraduate at West Point??? How did Dick B. get to Man- hattan without a car? Changes in Council The Student Council met with Mr. Murphy on October 28 after school in Room 115. The President, john Harrington, conducted the meeting in which a constitution was presented for approval and the program for the coming year was discussed. Jazz Club At a recent meeting ofthe newly formed jazz Society, the following were elected officers for 1959. 1960: Charles Cordeau-Presidentg .lufly Crowley-Secretaryg Sheila Shapiro-Treasurerg Donna Jones, Vice President. Honor Society Meets The members of the National Honor Society met on September 16 in Room 116 to elect their otficers for 1960. Mr. john Leary, the faculty advisor, conducted the meet. ing. The officers who were elected for this year are: john McCann, Presidentg Cynthia Apostologx Vice Presidentg Eileen McKinley, Sggl-5. NYY! and Kathleen Hetherman, Treasurer, We hear starting an Cs College Why are john Harrmgton is, all-time record in Mr. Chemistry class, all the girls garxgu-ig up on Cindv A.? Does it concern P.C.?

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gn X 1 all il ei gi zz ii as Fi The Review ,,-Q ' Iirrmfz Robert Dwyer, Tflaine McNeely, Marilyn Swartz, Eileen McKinley, Patrick Creegan, Kathleen Sullivan, Dorothy McCarthy, Mary Piekos. Second row: Glenn Bryant, Cynthia Chandler, Jean Brennan, Maureen Reardon, Theresa St. Jean, -Ioan Daeey, Sharon Partington, Judith Carney, Margaret Reynolds. Tbinl row: Daniel Brennan, Kathleen Hetherman, Elizabeth Riddick, Patricia Apostolakos, Carol Boudreau, Magdalena Moriarty, Mary Frangoudis, Patricia Gavin, Jeanne Gibson, Patricia Lester. Rear: Peter Green, Gerald Lo7eau, -Iohn McCann, Robert Donoghue, George Eliades, Wallace Chaplin, Thomas Varnum, John Harrington, Peter Markham. Under the direction of Miss Anna Ryan, the Review Staff publishes the monthly paper. It has as its duty, to keep the student body informed about school activities. This group is chosen from a large number of students Who apply for the position at the end of the junior year. Led by its editor-in-chief, Pat Creegan, this year,s staff did a splendid job. 126

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0 Front: Diana Moshos, Millie Pappafagos, Sheila Kulikowski, Joan Dacey, Frances Byrd, Magdalena Moriarty, Mary Ann Flemings, Genevieve Sedleski, Janet Gervais, Eileen Gilroy, Kathy Sullivan, Judy Crowley. Second row: Pam Rudolph, Joan Liakos, Kathy Hetherman, John McCann, James Choate, Charles Niki- topoulos, Evan Chicklis, Dolores Harnois, Howard Goldberg, Kathy Hogan, Louise Brennan, Marlee Mullane, Mary Ann Saad. Third row: Dorothy Naruszewicz, Harriet Faber, Marjorie Miller, Eva Kesmetis, Marielaina Michalakos, Elaine Flomp, Marian Brand, Joyce Swartz, Sue Theberge, Brenda Condrey, Martha Duffy, Suzanne Gouveia, Cynthia Apostolos, Carol Berger, Erika Schliemann, Geraldine Lescard, Dorothy Hartwell, Carol Kazala, Priscilla Cabana, Dorothy McCarthy, Beatrice Silva. Fourth row: Linda Merritt, Judy Loughran, Lee Dano, Martha Rousseau, Jean Blazon, Alexandra Manousos, Carolyn Sullivan, Virginia Flanagan, Regina Eliopoulos, Foffie Alexopoulos, Carol Boudreau, Claire O,Connor, Kathy Bushnell, Jane Golcn, Jeanne Hayes, Gail Shamas, Pauline Gill, Catherine Paparisis, Donna Jones, Mary Lou Crowley, Jane Matwiejczyk, Joyce Magicra. Rear: Barbara Danas, Eleanor Cathcart, Pat Apostolakos, Marilyn Green, Betty Riddick, Frances Gorman, Mary Frangoudis. The Science Club encourages interest in science by con- ducting lectures twice a month on all phases of science, and sponsors an annual science fair. With 300 members, this club claims a larger membership than any other club of h . X b Lowell High School, which indicates the general increase of scientific curiosity among the students. This was the T e Science C U first year under the able guidance of Dr. Walter J. Gron- dalski, head of the Science Department. The officers for the years 1959-1960 were: President, Evan Chicklisg Vice- President, Charles Nikitopulosg Secretary, Dolores Harnoisg Treasurer, James Choate, Publicity Chairman, Howard Goldberg, and Program Chairman, John McCann. Fronfz Miles Lemkin, William Gianoulis, Tracy Davis, Peter Green, Francis Brien, Richard Souza, John McAleer, John Katsirebas, Stephen Borst, Gerard Lozeau, Robert Bernard, Gary Hagan, David Humphrey. Second row: Ronald Desmarais, Christopher Katsikas, David McLaughlin, James Goulas, Samuel Liekas, David Thompson, John Burtt, Glenn Bryant, Francis Bettencourt, George Abodeely, David Allen, Michael Ahearn, Robert Kane, James O'Leary, Howard McGee, Robert Levine. Third row: Richard Purtell, Richard Molloy, Charles Gordon, William Gouveia, Kevin O,Brien, William Leahey, Francis Hopkins, Daniel Brennan, William Boyd, Paul Hoar, Peter Markham, Raymond Berry, John McGowan, Thomas Varnum, Richard Kapala, Brien Laverty, Henry Wojcik. Rear: Edward Dick, John Harrington, Michael Donabedian, John Govostes, James Davlin, Franklin Trull, George Pergakis. -2. at I Sf a . I J X 1 i if b .fexf