Lowell High School - Spindle Yearbook (Lowell, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1974 volume:

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' ' 44 -A A, V, .EZ-I ,sfmv 'fl F wi, ew H3121 l .,X, -4 'lex' Seniors Faculty Activities CQntentS Athletics Prom Graduation 1 Al l . 5 !' 4' R t 1 if av. ,q.3g.: , - . f Wai Y YOU WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER . . . coming to LHS during your junior high school days and thinking, It's so big! . . . getting lost on the first day of school finding your homeroom in the auditorium or Co- burn Hall finding your locker on the third floor when your homeroom was in the basement run- ning into your old junior high friends in the corridor . . . having to wear I.D. badges . . . pushing through the crowded hallways to get to class on time coming to school in the middle of the morning and getting out just before dark getting in trouble and being sent to the floormaster sneaking a smoke between classes playing cards in the student lounge skipping health walking in the snow and the rain over to St. Anne's, the Health Building, and the An- nex finding out who your teachers were going to be for the next year and hearing all the horrible things about them from the kids who had them this year looking up to the seniors and wondering, Am I ever gonna be like that? forgetting your locker combination when you were in a hurry having your lock stolen being late for class practicing and practicing for Field Day. MEMORIES THAT LINCER eating lunch in the hall . . . running to beat the lines in the lunchroom . . . coming back to school and finding it all painted and no more Coburn Hall watching the educational films in Drivers' Ed . . . wondering, What is that awful smell coming from the Chemistry class? practicing for drill going back to regular school hours after the extended day getting hit on the head with a clacker bringing back the yo-yo square dancing in the annex without enough boys to go around . . . having classes outside in the hot weath- er visiting all the Christmas parties wearing gym uniforms . . . meeting new friends getting picked to work in an office or Personnel for senior year having your lock sawed off your locker wishing you were a senior so you could have a Senior Skip Day too . . . practicing the clubs . . . doing home- work in another class . . . marching behind the audito- rium . . . writing on desks . . . smoking in the basement having Mr. Finn, Mr. O'Brien, Mr. O'Neil, and Mr. Murphy for floormasters seeing the Headmaster for the first time. gs. 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MOMENTS TO REMEMBER finding out your schedule for next year and trying to get it changed . . . hanging around after lunch and waiting for the bell to ring buying your class ring getting measured for caps and gowns . . . having student teachers . . . going to the nurses' office changing for gym getting accepted to college not having a homeroom during sophomore year having your eyes tested in the auditorium getting your first after-school job . . . getting your hair cut short for the first time in many years registering to vote copying homework cutting classes daydreaming in biology class . . . smoking in the girls' room . . . waiting for the 2:15 bell studying for your drivers' test to get your permit doodling in your literature book walking to school in the 'xh .L ll? L 32 J- Z l Q I 4 1-:NIJ fit -f s 'V ' mi T +-. .1 A., A. LU I 'SQ 4 lima W? ,Q u L E 7, Q 1 Qi G 'xl x jg ,a -vi ' A 'I'-sf-5 1 Q. ne. 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The Band . . . jesus Christ Superstar the school trip to Europe the C.O. and C.O. formals, which were exciting even if you didn't go . . . the New England Aquarium . . . HOMEWORK . . . cake sales . . . Whalom Park . . . minicourses . . . outside reading books . . . report cards . .. one thirds . . . the bell . . . open house? - 1 K x Bless the beasts and the children, For in this world they have no voice, They have no choice. Bless the beasts and the children, For the world can never be, the world they see. Light their way, when the darkness surrounds them, Give them love, let it shine all around them. Bless the beasts and the children, Give them shelter from a stormg Keep them safeg Keep them warm. -The Carpenters v Wu 1, X fr , 45' 'c ,P '.. 4, J N i Qi I jf A 1 L , ., ' + ,Egg wi' 6 5 , 1 ,f'q1,,a'. 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' 1 f' x tif '41 E '55, ' ' 1555158 Q 4. 3 ' ' ' L Lowell High School, Lowell High School, May we ever stand Honest, faithful, and courageous, Loyal to our land. Lowell High School, Lowell High School, We shall all be true To the ideals you teach us, Through and through. 17 J a?'?1i5i4'Q 7 ., AFV fo... 4 mv Q is -1 A A it '1rIn,f ,f i A' fi sf' 'Q .J Seniors Q i fav, X was -r-f v- we 4.1, . , ,, Y. s'srw4fr-f 'V V .xv .rwwq .., v a.,,,-mdtti , X F F' S ri as 5 -. 5 an : Q ' X A fuvwz- ' ra-sqwqauvilw ETS.. OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF '74 are Vice President, Bryan McMahon: President, Steve Smithg Secretary, Barbara Iezak, and Treasurer, Donna Beland. .H QQ. S 'Z as 1 Q Q is ET' ,I '1 if? LEADERS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL are Vice President. Mark Eastham: President, Martin Meehan: Secretary, Ramona Cendrong and Treasurer, Martha Sheedy Goodk w, K1 0 . .sag ' ! 51:5 'f'..,-:xv 'r::' '-.... x . , ,., -,fa-53 Xt K Tina Abodeely Iohn I. Aclin, Ir. Brenda E. Adie Mark R. Aguiar 94 West View Road 607 Westford Street 120 Manchester Street 56 Hanks Street Sandra M. Almeida Lynne F. Ambrosino Margo Beatrice Ameen Deborah Andrews 12 Lawson Street 200 Mount Vernon Street 189 Shaughnessy Terrace 34 Lisa Lane 'U-nl f..-. . X! 1' Doreen Susan Andrews Thomas E. Anganes Susan M. Angus Edward G. Anteblian 34 Lisa Lane 23 Second Street 30 Rhodora Street 330 Douglas Road -4w Pauline D,ArChgmbaul1 Pearl B. Archambault Vic I. Archambault Vifgirliii C. Archibald 272 Textile Avenue 272 Textile Avenue 21 311 Pawtucket Street 9 Prospect Street ,l .- i - .lag 2 1 .GNL ,M .45 . vt 'V , f,. ' v ,yn Q . is . ix ., i 4 -A 'Q 5 1 . 8, . Debra Ann Ares 230 Stedman Street 'S-s., W' ii?-4 'Eff-' lim R. Armstrong But I don't want to go to college! 76 Westchester Street Lg? Mary Patricia Ashe Mary F. Atkinson Brenda Lee Austin Dolores Avila 40 Boisvert Street 46 Bellevue Street 44 Quebec Street 44 Winthrop Avenue Kevin B. Avila Mary Ayotte Barbara I. Bailey Thomas I. Bailey 47 New Castor Drive 9 Waterford Street 22 193 Highland Avenue 11 Manning Drive CN ev' 4 '5 vt 1 .Q v I ' x N l 'E Liza Banakos Wallace P. Barnes, lr. Ianet L. Barr 468 Wilder Street 26 Pine Street 120 Tenth Street Ez. Richard Barrett Margaret A. Barrows Kirk Amasa Bartholomew, Ir. 92 Branch Street 39 Norcross Street 700 Merrimack Street .gm-,- Vinum... ,ZW .-- fi -Q, ' ,X xv: t K ' is Peter Bartlett Valarie Bagdaneg Michael Basnett Richard Thomas Bassett 51 Chase Avenue 24 Sutherland Street 14 Webster Avenue 12 Chester Street 'iq-,f Thomas R. Beakey MaryLou Beaubien Miflhflel l- B9HUCh9mif1 Llsfmf' Bmllldfb' 60 Gerson Terrace 850 Princeton Boulevard 23 52 Hfilvilah Sffflei 892 Lakffviffw Avffmlff '54-4.4: Ronald A. Bedard 364 Textile Avenue Iohn Edward Bechard 48 Rockingham Avenue Linda Belgnger I8CqL16lyI'1 BeliI1Sliy 15 Clintgn Avenng 109 Wentworth Avenue 41' Ml5 X vw' Donna L. Beland Diane M. Belanger 255 Fourth Avenue 139 Aiken Avenue Annie Bellgroge Elaine A. Bellerose 174 Willard Strget 174 Willard Street Nigga, Paula F. Bergeron 49 Bowden Street Robert Berube 712 Chelmsford Street l Q 4-,ff ,nf-' K' . 'ggi U ix? mt 'tw Yi. Barbara A. Betley 156 Warwick Street My 'sn . !. 5 K , f 4 x 5 'V x i t ,sf 1 . P , i l B xii. ,h f igla'f0H'e ' 'fl l v gym? n J,,,., W xt 1 'gf Q- 'H' IAN! 0 Dina A. Betteneourt Maybe if I look the other way. she won't Call on me. 163 Summer Street J . ki it Y Barbara Ann Blake Gail I. Blanchette Robert A. Bomil Victor james Bomil 1263 Middlesex Street 109 Textile Avenue 36 Hampstead Street 71 VVillOW Street 52,5 1 A... 'w.g, Tit: Ioseph Bonenfant Donna lean Bonnevie Denise Bordeleau Ceriirti Raymond Boutzh 200 Highland Avenue 24 Waugh Street 25 167 West Sixth Street 227 Crawford Street Debbie Bgvill Debbie BOWl9I' 71 Bellevue Street 40 Beaver Street 4 f-fs. Yolanda Ann Breault - Donna lean Bridge 37 Lane Street 19 Kerry Street Kathleen E. Boyle 169 Sanders Avenue Leanne M. Bowles 44 Robbins Street Martin F. Broderick 16 Florida Street Gail Marie Britton 90 Nelson Avenue r I simply must get Contact lenses! Diane L. Brouillette 122 Branch Street Richard Brooks 70 Wetherbee Avenue Marlene Eva Brouillette Paul L. BI'0Ui11HI'd 1099 Middlesex Street 112 Mount H0139 Street 'W-fx lack Brousseau Ioelyn Br0Wr1 387 Wentworth Avenue 16 Wedgemere Drive K it .xg David M, Bruld Arthur A. Bubanas You say the nicest things. 22 Rear Walker Street 61 Burli Street Carol L. Bump Elizabeth A, Burke Kathleen Burke Donald K. Burns 557 Chelmsford Street 75 Pine Street 9 Phillips Street 150 Parker Street QL- Qu-f Donna Gael Burns Iames V. Caisse Roland A. Caisse Sdmlftl A- Cilldwell 90 Livingston Avenue 21 Christman Avenue 27 39 Lundberg Street 95 Kenrnt-y Drive ' L 'lf v. uf Q 4 V' ' Catherine Callahan Karen E. Callahan Kathleen Callahan Kerry I. Callahan 121 Fifth Avenue 124 Stromquigt Avenue 124 Stromquist Avenue 111 Rogers Street tm d ' Patricia A. Callahan David E. Campbell Maryalyce Campbell Carol Mary Carbonneau 58 Holbrook Avenue 126 Mammoth Road 168 Luce Street 15 jordan Street Lg' ,f'Q'gTQ-I 1-X lx 1 'T dt, it Ioanne Carbonneau 2 .X 15 Iordan Street tt? Iacky Carignan Della strikes again! 188 Dracut Street 28 Steven Victor Carignan 66 Highland Avenue Ioan Marie Carlsen Will the real Ronnie Bedard please stand up! 672 School Street I 'K , , Mary-Beth Caron jackie D. Carpentier Kenneth M. Carpentier Sharon L. Carr 157 Parker Street 1321 Pawtucket Boulevard 69 Shaughnessy Terrace 21 May Street Qu- q-r'?'?r 'hav b O,Q. Bruce Thomas Carroll Frank Carroll Donna M, Carson 29 Bishop Stpegt 32 Belvidere Circle 532 Westford Street 'T Eileen M. Casey Sean A. Casey Frances Casserly Michael Chambers 23 Belrose Avenue 45 Robbins Street 67 Dover Street 29 Murray Terrace Marianne G. Charko Richard M. Charron 21 Mort Avenue 24 Viola Street Somebody around here is bugged. David Chateauneuf Thomas Charles Chenelle 145 Glenmere Street 2 Bradley Street Peter Hardman Cheney Iames Chin Michael Chin Chris Chingros 71 Eighteenth Street 129 Bowers Street 30 27 Pawtucket Drive 209 Third Street ,il 4. I' 2' Rx its X X, Michael Brian Chisholm Willie D. Choate 116 West Street 186 South Street 4-'M' Wt'-iff' Ioanne Chouprakos Lois Christie 165 Trull Lang E351 1867 Middlesex Street Lou Ann Christman Cathy Helen Clark 25 Bolton Street 7 Boynton Street Maryann Clark Charlene Kim Clarke 55 Lundberg Street 714 Lawrence Street ga'- '. 1-' sky Q-iv, Q- 's N-.N ' Tic-Tac-Toe Karen Clark 269 Branch Street . .Q Paul Louis Clermont 41 Avenue B an-f' Louise A. Clark 230 Burnham Road ir. Catherine V. Cloutier 211 Mount Hope Street rl. A AV .41 Barbara Frances Coan 34 By Street , 1 Io Ann Virginia Coan Whatever happened to the Dress Code? 34 By Street mv.. ,,,.,...A Delia C. Collins Stephen A. Conant III Kathy Connor I-90U3I'd P- COIIOIS 560 Broadway Street 118 Butman Road 71 Richardson Street 200 C0bl1I'l'l Street ibfltiff A 9 XA at 'ifif I- ii' 'ik S Donald It Conroy Michael Considine Diane L. Cook KHFGH K- Copley 41 Putnam Avenue 90 Laurie Lane 32 15 Harding Street 555 Wilder STFCGT if 'Nb' it 'S' Q'-'v Nangy Copbeil Beverly Ann Corcoran Mark R. Corey Catherine Marie Cortez 59 Hally Road 152 Bedford Avenue 47 Campbell Drive 45 Corbett Street KQV, Q.-'- F1 li Alan M. Costa Kathleen Costa Ray Costello Deborah Costopoulos 818 Princeton Boulevard 316 Suffolk Street 20 Waterford Street 121 Lextington Avenue IX fp lose A. Coto 346 Fairmount Street This end is Hot! Raymond Paul Coimzliuintz, It 33 201 West Manczhvsta-r Street T as-rsrfff A x Paul R. Couture 75 Shaughnessy Terrace .. ,.,, , Michael P. Cowgill ilyfz Eva I. Cox Cheryl Ann Creamer 735 Westford Street 168 Thornton Avenue 22 Wilder Road V X X L' 2 . ij . ta . - V if My .. ' . ' ' . 'Q Vq'Q',,'f,J b f A I b fx Q' .1 .Lx 155 '- VJ.: -5 V1 ' 1 ,,'f21ia, . 'Y 791 4 -'fini ffvf?v,?',fw- W V: if ,f , ,, , famine . . i ff 1 .nv , f. My F, AU if ' Q f' 42165, pf R53 E W a-My Z V f XX x 1 f it x. , ,,.,,,5gg,... we .uv ' :Jim 'mlm' in fl m, 'vm mr! gg '23 .f'?1 1'f: V23 X ' 'SL' ' ' as 7' gfiilblfgf. Richard Robert Crowe 382 Christian Street H .1 43' Q 'S , , I just know this one will work. Yi'-'Nils-u Donald P. Crowley 51 Lura Street Iohn M. Crocker 12 Nesmith Street fs va at 1' if is 4. x Q Y Michelle Gayle Crocker 12 Nesmith Street Marianne Crupi C3I'OlAI1fl8 Cuipa 128 Aggwam Su-get 54 Thornton Avenue , f Timothy Shaun Culbert 51 Woodcock Street ki-'Y' Yvonne L. DaCunha 59 Canton Street i Debra A. Dalphond 1 Westwind Road Rachel R. Dastous 327 Beacon Street Que.,- 4...- 5, leg joseph Gerard Curtis Michael I. Cushing George Czernienko 101 Livingston Avenue 20 Greenfield Street 63 Totman Road V , a i r .W A ,Wm it if . E Kenneth William Daigle 96 Seneca Street 'Y Ax! X If , 4' 11 Wi .ff 3 aff Karen L Daly Ji 4229 N, X 14 Saratoga Street I I S 3 P5 it Michael Iohn Daugherty 77 Ludlam Street Spaghetti to QR: ,J A. t S 'Nun f if Ioseph Chris Davis N' 35 Smith Street 'Qt MMR , x Kenneth Roy Davis Morning meditation 640 Market Street wir' .n-r ' Carol Deamicis Debra Ann DeFreitas Robin Deladon Michael Delehanty 22 Humphrey Street 26 Harlem Street Tenth Street 72 Fleming Street i Diane Deligla Debra Ann Delorme Theresa Delorme Stephen M. Deluca 37 Fulton Street 114 Farmland Road 36 4 Washington Parkway 103 Powell Street icxuu- Maryann Demers 11 Centre Street 'il' RTT' -v sh'---... Y W , R ANA -.b Mark E. Dendy Debra Ann Denham Lisa Depaulis 830 Westford Street 38 South Loring Street 17 Walnut Street Nm? Hitt? 541 Donna Lge Desghgngaux Phillip E. DQSCOTSHUX Ill 26 Methugn Street 122 Fetherston Avenue We ,ffl tfv' 'wmv'-ff NX. Barry E, Deslgurierg Colleen Marie Desmond 17 Caddell Avenue 21 Silver Street ,V t 1 'f-aw yawn- ...-- -+-4' X 'N ---.1 V -Q-I' Robert P. Desrosiers Richard Robert Destrempe A 37 , . . 741 Westtetd Street to Letttttg Street The moths .mt gzetlxng xvorss- s-vs-ry year. Nav! Iohn N. Deutchman Paula Diamantopoulos 251 Cumberland Road 83 Third Street ai 'kms'- N QW 5 Brian P. Dillon Kenneth Ioseph DiPoto 41 Bigelow Street 310 Fourth Avenue . Ml ii' 41 S. l X ,kv V Daniel I. Doherty Timothy I. Doherty 635 Westford Street 635 Wegtfopd Street 504 Margaret R. Dolan 77 Fremont Street 'gk--A Marcia A. Dolce 106 Staples Street w. How long has that liverwurst sandwich been in there? Philip M. Donaghey Maureen Ruth Donnelly 71 Humphrey Street 14 Riverside Avenue 4-. Iune Marie Donoghue l0hU F- D0U0h0'3i lf- 46 Butman Road 162 Sanders Avenue Gary S. Donoian Catherine C. Donovan 67 Montview Avenue 86 Crescent Street Cheryl Ann Dougherty Thomas Patrick Dougherty 62 Burtt Street 1180 Gorham Street Xxlfw xf Q Charles S. Doulamis 31 Marsh Street za f Louise A. Dows 76 Epping Street X, Y.,f 'TJ' qv'-J Martha Donohoe Neil Donohoe 81 Kearney Drive 162 Sanders Avenue I V 2, n ,... .1-V57 V ' ' .-f -f wuz QQ .A , 2 j ya., bj's1 wf,t,,.f- ' . , vfglig t yi. ya' , .L 9' V , M N, ,,.v , y , 1.4-'STG-'MY' H3315 W- Y- wr. p 2.'1f LwJ +2 3,'5gL5 1.'g1 .1 ,,g.'f 1 - 1:6 ' Love at first sight. .af- ' Deborah M. Driscoll Sarah Maureen Droney 38 Harrison Street 85 Sherman Street Gail D. Dubois Heather Ann Dubois 135 Orleans Street 303 Wentworth Avenue 4 .- ' -v N - 17, ' X 1- ' 2 f'.'.- K x .. ,,,,, , joseph A. Ducharme, Ir. Carole Ann Duggan I thought this was the karate class. 9 Coburn Street 215 Foster Street if Wir' is--' .ow . t f' .. Q1 'H 1 l Catherine I. Duggan Marty U. Dunlavey Iudith Dupont Annemarie D1-lPUiS 215 Foster Street 69 Chestnut Street 40 108 Fourth Avenue 28 By Street 'fy' Q Henry Ioseph Durand Brenda A. Durkin Ioe E. Durkin 24 jacques Street 153 Winthrop Avenue 148 Midland Street 53' lim! svn., I 1 I Mark Edward Eastham Maura E. Eastham Iohn Paul Efstathiou 109 Forest Street 12 Douglas Terrace 52 Sixth Avenue K., r 571 l' 'de . W . 4 Q , , Q 1 it Bruce I. Eldridge Deborah Elston Mafia Didia ESpiD01i-1 141 Bedford Avenue 821 Chelmsford Street 15 Elm Street iv- elif' .-V. ga... I 1 f' 7 Dave Evpak Susan Fagan Roger Faias Michael K. Fairhrother 806 Broadway Street 95 Aberdeen Street 41 13 Lilly Avenue 384 Walker Street A Stanley I. Fall 17 Ash Street -sv U David A. Fawcett 247 Plain Street Shirley Mary Felton 62 Glenmere Street if-'pf N Manny Ferreiro 137 Black Brook Drive 3217 Gary john Fallon 11 Wiggin Street 4rr'7 'Y' Linda M. Feehan 507 Boylston Street Frank G. Fergola 21 Carroll Parkway Bernerd M. Fields 58 D Street Tim Leo Fallon Bryan Fawcett 610 Steven Street 51 Victoria Street HUM f It -14 v J x ,X fb' .211 . , g' D g . Mr ni L Y Z 'K Now what do you drink with this? g'f-'ala GL ff.. ln 'fi X. ,nw Vi 'I' ' 0 fi 'F 1 I if it i V3 t F' Roland W. Fields Raymond Figueira 58 D Street 168 Lawrence Street A-4': 1' f Iames Patrick Fitzgerald Patti A. Flanagan 17 Greenfield Street 101 Chelmsford Street F40 All x.,,.- ,'f,, x ,f xp .sv ,-A ,.' , ,gf tgi. - :lx .fy W. How am I going to explain this report card? Laura ANU Flynn C- Dafliel Foley 94 Lewis Street 361 Christian Street 1 ' 'Wif- Cheryl Forte Raymond E. Foye, Ir. Betty Ann Frappier Susan Nancy Freitas 124 Chelmsford Street 174 Foster Street 43 55 West Fifth Avenue 261 Gorham Street Y .Av -wx pin . wr 1- X 'if .s 1-'K Daniel C. Fusconi I forgot my English homework in my chemistry book. 116 School Street '11 me Michael P. Gacek Walter F. Gacek Barbara A. Gagne ludith I. Gagne 612 Bridge Street 72 Totman Road 142 Bellevue Street 41 Blossom Street - '2s:,.:,1-wif. ii! 1 .. ,J l ls this what they mean by an environment conducive to study? Gerry G-Elg110I1, lr. 91 Acropolis Road 'QQ Rgljyn L, Gggngn lohn Albert Gallant BFUC8 A. Gt1llOVVily lOl1I1 VV. G3I'3lJ6Cll3l'l 15 Lgjmb Slfgel 13 Slginlgy Slnyfjl 22 Allllllffl SIFGCI 91 West SHEET N-,A at-a 4 'M , z, .- . A Marc Lee Garneau Raymond Gary Garneau Cyndi Garrett Peggy Louise Garthe 22 Dunbar Avenue 98 Andover Street 30 Avenue A 339 High Street 1i +43-- Glen Edward Gary The rest of these guys are such slow readers. 41 Glare Street 'Q' .f ,- ' 9'-N ev 'V M f t Q 6' ,. . 1 te- '- ' A .,- .. . Q . I X 'Q 3: sy S ,.-3 SX.: Q7 I x' A3 o, r 13' .50 v . S' . 1-' .Q-. n' Paul N. Gaudette Paul Andre Gauthier PE1TPiCk R. Gavin Edward A. Geddes 34 Saratoga Street 69 Stevens Street 32 Morton Street 45 Armand Avenue 4 fx Q ' f is 4 . s A -Y-Llliiivl-' ' fggfll' If I 1 , ' IT71..-.v,w .L ...J 'T TLTIZY, f-41 i. -. N. -.k'- '-f77 1115 Cell Block 13111 Bruce A. Gelineau 45 29 Crystal Street pf l it tv t l l l ri'- 'bf . 'Eff' in.. Donna M. Gendron Ramona I. Gendron pnyltte Met-y gentile 140 West Meadow Road 85 Dover Street 25 Union Street Suzan Anne Geoffroy 37 Trotting Park Road Now stand back! Mark A. Gettings 35 Reservoir Street Mlflhiiel l- Glfinotis Marc Alexander Giavis lim Gilbride 304 Andover Slfeet 32 Circle Road 45 98 Boisvert Street Wifi:-5 Russ Geoffroy 260 Textile Avenue 1-sa Kevin F. Gerow 29 West Fifth Avenue Maryann Gettings 35 Reservoir Street is Nancy Ann Gilbride 141 Cumberland Road I I X Iames Ray Glenn 18 Pleasant Street Nelson C. Goes 52 Auburn Street Kit Wayne Goins 8 Sherburne Road Russell I. Gorman 26 Smith Avenue 1-, 7 1 . iff' 0 at 'l tl A :gl-fi, 1, 7 I-Q ' fi' ' we x., I I , , 'G If J ,sly 3 A ak. .IM .I IEA so jfs: , jg N q-glut r f .sf U ,w'?l fv '-lfxl Ig' I E l B t ' ' ' 'Kev' I ll i I ' qu I ? 7 sl 'Q . 'Q' 'V , A ' K A was ala'-ip 1 Y . ' ij! r.gi fog? E fl I ,J ' aff: 1 'V I itz , 4- , . -as a+ -Q' ai af' H T? af. 2 ., QW Q 4' Q, , . s+?.am3 , ' C 'fasQa.f54,.-ar A J' ., -V 1 Look what happens when I turn both dials backwards. David Goldberg 343 Stevens Street rv' '4B!!y' 925 kj, f Terry Gormley 85 Frothingham Street xx.. 'QW 'ings'- Michael I. Golden Iudith A. Gonsalves 49 Coburn Drive 14 New Castor Drive .I -y,l,'x -I sf X Mary Ann Goyette Roberta A. Graham 47 196 Mount Pleasant Street 96 Arbor Road . lii'i4 - Q ' 4 '-...' ' 'xht- Qv 5 -tx , Q i K 4 a I Dehora I. Gravelle 22 Ware Street Ji I , .fig Q!! ' Ssiixe S .-itff Nxixx, t Qilfxftlv fx, Qwgyvxg 'fr' I ,fglxlvhxu . xx 5 if Sv' , . --gt V qL35p?SYWz3ti A 5 llw--wt' Lawrence T. Gray, Ir. 37 Marlborough Street Patricia D. Greenleaf 209 Stackpole Street 0054 Karen Grenon 85 Gershom Avenue fp- Marilyn Graves 9 Shaughnessy Terrace Roy A. Greaves 17 Crescent Street Diane Beth Greenstein 22 Garden Road it -A.. 'gh X X Ronald Guild 1752 Middlesex Street if Q V 1.1 ,ws-5 ' L ,.,. x -,y 'gvyqayif A typical after-school detention class. Eugene V. Gwizdak Michael E. Gys 166 Stevens Street 51 Longmeadow Drive Carol I. Hager 14 Laurie Lane Wtwn.. A, N Mary Io Haggerty 252 Fairmount Street Mark Hamilton Susan Hanlon 'KKK- w,,4.-r Gail Marie Hall 62 A Street Cindy Lynne Hardy 1344 Gorham Street 14 Ruth Street 65 Stafford Road if- .ig 4, Ray I. Hamel 668 Broadway Street KT- ? Gail L. Harmon 1311 Pawtucket Boulevard Xavier L. Harrison 8 Dudley Court 'E I wfw , .'! Q. V. nl Brenda A. Hayden 49 Lust fitting 98 South Loring Street ' I f ! , 'ft' l ary' ,MQW -- li., , N. ---Q: 'QL .4-an-. Hz' ' v 1- Y 'N-S '--. . . ,a '. r - wr -513' X, V'-,. X, U 4 .l,,,k4'tq- 1 : 'i '-. - I Martha Hayden William A. Hayes Renee I. Hebert Deborah Lee Herrington 46 HUdSOf1 Street 65 Avenue C 40 Floyd Street 31 Royal Street 3 M? kay ,ff 'i1'T' tfgau dw' 'hum J J' 0 1' 1' il Iohn I. Hevey Linda Hewes Rosemarie Yvonne Heyl Frederick Andrew Hickey 21 Rivercliffe Road 338 Lincoln Street P.O. Box 439 112 Butman Road Seniors earn while they learn. ...,..... I af F Qi A .1 1 5 X 1 ti t gt. X :XR f' ' 'fa f Q.'o'9 7 -4. .nm-.E Arthur Roddy practices his salesmanship at Kent Iewelers. dw Irene C. Hickey Gregory Ioseph Hill 18 May Street 21 Thornton Street Cynthia Frances Hines David Kevin Hines 155 Shaw Street 75 Merrill Avenue o , Karen Lyrlrle Hoffman Charles R. Holdsworth 19 McCuigan Terrace 15 Clare Street 5 0-'H'-Mila-mama kiln. Y A Q it lf' l 3 m 9 S H 0 F H H W 0 F k S Sue Farrell rings up a record sale. diligently at Wood - Abbott - Iewelers. fvf K Q! Ruth Anne Holland Paul C. Hollis 62 Crescent Street 45 Atlantic Street . ,guv yfglh , . , - A-w ' '-' ' ' ' ' ' , .i - X' 4,:Q2s9f5:?ifi7.l?i11ff2,1-f I ' is tt! 1 1' f I ' A 4 W. ,..-1. Debbie Montbleau checks credit at a local department store, f J-vw' ui .. 1 Jn n Y Ugg , 5 , R, Q.X,.g35,, 2M 49, si f, . S ,,, ,:,.,. z 453 A ' W 3 4 ,eff if Ianioe E. Hopkinson Iames Horan 1 121 Belrose Avenue 92 Highland Avenue Dehbrah Louise Horman Iulanne Horne Will Lunch never Coyne? 36 Hally Road 109 Methuen Street 'Wgy Anastasia Housianitis Michael I. Howe William S. Huard Stan M. Hndzik 351 Stevens Street 82 Agawam Street 97 Fourth Street 183 Cumberland Road Diane Hunter Sara A. Huntley Richard M. Iby Debra Ignatowicz 77 Main Street 215 Textile Avenue 52 45 Willard Street 50 Agawam Street -'ri Ellen Louise Iackson 32 Oliver Street Kathy Iawinski 94 Crawford Street 1 14, im... Timothy D. Iackson Robert I. Iacques Iohn I. Ianowicz 1241 Lawrence Street 40 Saratago Street 91 Beaulieu Street NU' 45 nf ' 4 'E' V i 2 L 1 5' M A L or 'xt I Zta QJ f .ii if K Shirley L. lean Bruce Iefts Donna Lee Ienkins 87 Lilley Avenue 134 Salem Street 73 Park Avenue West 'L- 'M ... 'V V I 'V A 4 .3915 fg'g 1' Barbara Rita Iezak -v -', 'L 19' xb ' 5 if A I tx ' 1 V Q V 140 Trotting Park Road we if we ' tl:-'af' Q ,. 'JMX A 5F2,p5'ff, Qexvo , .P 4 it QL ,I + N 5 ,. x O ,, 9 . I 1 at . --ff' ,ffN,f' yn if i V, ,,,a- B .t , ' I N -6171 .V., ' - bf? , - V2.7 ,V A' .MI D. Je. t U A- 4 it htiiqfislk-J . .i 1 A 1 vb fa..,w ' I ,if -n-' . vf 7,1-513 ,. ,tb- Mini-course? 53 Deborah A. Iohnson 465 Beacon Street W... ..33t'l.,f Ninas' Glenn R. johnson Elizabeth Ann Iones Diane Kacavas 90 Lawrence Street 410 Butman Road 373 Mammoth Road f , Iohn G. Kalish ' 31 By Street Edward G. Kapeckas 600 School Street l'll have these dentures ready in a jiffy! Carol Keirstead 54 61 Norcross Street William E. Kaknes 41 Beacon Street Peter George Kalogeropoulos Street Bruce P. Kaplan 123 Lincoln Parkway RoseMarie Kelley ' 465 Central Street Marjory A. Kenney Suzanne M. Kenney Catherine Keratsopoulos Richard R. Kew 61 Thornton Avenue 56 Eighteenth Street 274 Fletcher Street 281 Parkview Avenue Karen Kiernan 98 Barbara Street .2 uf 1, L lg' is 15 5 Deborah Ann Kilhride l can just imagine what I'm going to look like when they're finished. 11 Emerson Avenue ilu tr-ug., -new W C - Marcia Killilea Cheryl King Nancy Ann King Patricia Lee Kirane 96 Remington Street 117 Chapel Street 55 115 Edgewood Street 15 Bertha Street N5 QW Q2-'-f'.T7' Elena Kirkiles Iudy A. Kirwin 134 Beacon Street 20 Wentworth Avenue Navi '? J.,, :v Kevin Klier Victoria Lynn Knoop 433 High Street 11 Heritage Road '-.Ayl Edwin Ioseph Koczera Heather Mary Koller 17 Third Street 276 Douglas Road haf N Catherine KOSik Betsy Koukias 8:15 comes earlier every year 652 Wilder Street 17 Oxford Street 56 vu-f-f 5' Christos Koumoutseas Chris Charles Koumpouras 17 E Street 503 Beacon Street Donna T. Kushner Donna M. Labonte 265 Gibson Street 53 Dunfey Street Se Diane Katherine Laferriere Diane Rose Laferriere 25 Hildreth Street 148 Methuen Street 7 Nancy P. Kuenzler 25 Twelfth Street Diane I. Laferriere 51W Branch Street Deborah L. Laflarnme 18 Ioffre Street 'L 1: . . , 1 Debra C- Ltiflilmmf? Henry Ioseph Lafontaine Mari lem' mf lf 'tiBnl1iiiStifsl 107 LaFayette Street 57 25 Dgng Stpeggt 2 f ' i R t if--41 'bs'-rl' Io-Ann M. Lagasse 43 Dunbar Avenue Mary A. Laird 10 Bertha Street - 5 'I ia- ' 1 , Y YV .8 is ' X . 1 , 1 .Q-1 Mary Margarette Laird 18 Fremont Street William Iames Langathianos 103 Tyler Park That lunch was murder! Annmarie Lake Kenneth I. Lambert Debbie G. Lamothe 17 Fl0Yd Street 25 DHIHOI1 Street 62 Parker Avenue 'hub .-9.-va-pf Robbie Lantagne Stephen Ioseph Lantagne Terry I. Lapointe 12 Sanborn Street 58 167 D Street 81 B Street :ff 'l' .,.1.-4- NYM' 47.7 Thomas l- Lapointe Kevin I. Lariviere Pamela Marie Laroche Richard Albert Larorhelle 81 B Street 550 Westford Street 234 West Sixth Street 48 Kinsman Street f..7'Cf.h Denise T. Larochelle Suzanne Larrivee 45 Washington Street 63 Fairlawn Street 5: Vasiliki Laskaris Ann Marie Gail Laurent 44 Marion Street 757 Broadway Street Sq ,,,,-f-' Susan Marie Laurent Darlene D- Lavoie Don't get so exeitetl - This isn't for you! 1360 Varnum Avenue 16 Carmine Street 59 - 'fk Ui-4 'Us-.-an. Richard Iohn Lawrence Louise Leahey Michael D, Leahy 38 Forest Street 752 Broadway Street 153 A Strget 1177 -W. Richard I. Leavitt Linda Leblanc Robert G. Leboeuf 11 DuMerle Street 134 Columbia Road 17 Puffep S11-get ' FI: ' 1 .fa M f - .4 fwfr 1 .ww ...,f.f A .ltr ' J , 1' 1,3 Q ,f , I ,lf , ,. A 4 X . Shel . ,,- I ' 1 if-' , -Y j9 4Q?ySf ,j fy' ,ar 'A , J. 'TUV all-3 4 4, 2 ' -41 f .QQ ' 1 V -lkgiiflfwisrlf f ff. .X xligelllahhr - 4431! I I at Aff ' --'ip 1:24, ! q , ' r ,fy 4' .. Y '-,f-ff 0 f A t J: I 1: s If gl ...Q ,1t.,fh., V 1 130, 1 fs, f-5...W . 1- ,H . were , 2 1, U ,M 4,-1 I ,713 ,fa liz ' f' ff uf 4 fi A H N . . M .' f ' , .gf f?f 15 'r ,M lu ,I , 20r.A,.. wi. ?' !.F.H,5fI,r-gsg, Q' S I T N .1 'S . -A 4' 4 1.1.4 4 ,A ,I - M ,li ,F V .Q,Eu,. f , a E 7 , ' E A v , wh kai m , It If ' I My 7 , W, YA My f' A jx: f V ,,g Q ' Q tiff V ,q M-. is f ,fg..fa,..,?f . ..A 1 , ,. , F71 v 21-,ff 'film ' 1 . If Q' ' . -1. we 12 Q 'R - 1 , f f e lk , ,y'2C4f , ,' . I , 3 J. V V ,,,3.,.. ' . - , . 'yqiff ,I fl . ,ff K, American Graffitti - 74 60 Kathleen M. Leavitt 100 Corey Street Ann Marie Lebourdais 149 Orleans Street Oscar Lebron 435 Lincoln Street -e-W' Q...-f Donald N. Lefebvre 134 Foster Street l Helen E. Lehman 80 Chapel Street --it ff' Nancy Lekites 12 Eighteen Street Iean Barbara Lelacheur 1875 Middlesex Street Donna Lepine 158 New York Street ,f - 1 5 '1 St-same Street Fans as g qw' 'Na 'lb-ug-rf' Mary lane Lelacheur Robert I. Lemire 42 Marriner Street 64 Coburn Street na., we N E's.fQ :gQx KI Kathleen Mary Leonard 81 Fetherston Avenue an in Q- fd .,,, ,l , W ' A -r g x Q J . iff T 4 2 f V jl -2 A ' '-7 L I A L, Doris M. Letourneau Rita M. Letourncau Putt-r A. Liakos 54 Shadow DNV9 61 493 Lakeview Avenue 88 Draper Street 1'-my' ,Q ,ng 'US . Ev! if-' Iohn Ioseph Linehan Terry Linehan Vincent D. Lombard Martin E, Loprey 34 Chauncey Avenue 124 Hampshire Street 51 Cambridge Street 44 Floyd Street S. X. 'tiff ,W iff james Thomas Lunetta R, Brian Lunetta 392 Concord Street 392 Concord Street 'K maj' 41:11 if ka asdf jklg glkj fdsa Denise M. Lyddy Brenda E. Lynch 34 Crowley Street 15 Barclay Street Yr Susan MacArthur Susan MacDonald Cheryl A. Mackey Eddie David Mackness 172 School Street 9 Phebe Avenue 52 46 Virginia Avenue 1291 Varnum Avenue 4, it 'QaX9s Q' V Qkmr K,- 1 l X l it i l Colleen Mary Maguire Mike Maguire Annmarie Mahoney Elizabeth Anne Mahoney i 78 Hanks Street 348 Wilder Street 404 Wentworth Avenue 21 Clenellyn Road Brenda Maille 56 Cambridge Street ltL'A1 q...,....--,e.. ,- .'-f ff ,.. J... ....,, .wa-yt...,..-...,, .. ... ,....,,,, ' , ........, . .. ....,,.. .. 4- 4..1..... .....,, -...........1 1 D6f1iSB Miiille lt's not the hour: It's the company! 187 Avon Street grips.,- Mark A. Makarewicz Ioan M. Manohenton Nancy Manolis Thomas Iohn Mansur 100 Shaw Street 71 Crawford Street 53 15 GFHHCI SYFCQT 658 Wilder Street WW It W 'is-.- Walter I. Mansur Karen Marie Marais 97 Andover Street 87 Humphrey Street - I 'Nfi' W Sophie Mafaneos Barbara Alicia Marcotte This is the third pair of glasses I've eaten this year! 7 Mount Washington Street 3 Ware 311-get CQ YI.: . .Q NV KM' - -J:-. A sqm 'tl swf-Iii sie? M Selma. - t -'RN it ., Q ' , af v-,ii?f N'lYmi:L-Jai, Carol E- Maftett Dawn Lynn Martin Linda Martin Ioyce C. Martineau 10 Daytfm Street 83 Stevens Street V 25 Agawam Street 338 Textile Avenue AUU9 Mtifte M3359 Stephen I. Mastacouris Charles joseph Matczak, lr. Richard P. Matte 25 White Street 29 Marlborough Street 54 115 Pleasant Street 352 Stackpole Street il Phyllis McAuliffe 141 Parkview Avenue 3, 'N X X, i ft ? Iohn Iamf-ZS MCC-HFPOH Deborah W. McCarthy 139 A Street 119 Livingston Avenue I e 1 Laurel I McCormack Roy McCormack 19 Lawton Street 3 Conlon Terrace Q , r x - K Q Y YN 9 Mary Io McBride 60 Saratoga Street Irene McCarthy 68 Varnum Street Susan Anne McCormack Iohn F. McCue 65 Chet k mate' 18 Prince Avenue 174 Crosby Street ,uv ,yah ' Kevin McDonough 459 Beacon Street Sera' Q--N Leslie F. McEvoy 33 Saint Iames Street LM. eg 'M ' Michael H. McDonough Glenda Ruth McDougal Maryqoy Mcgnnis 14 Hiehlerrd Street 174 South Street 523 Westford Street ,W---fr 5 f e fwfr! - .fftfi1i'iz?Eff?,?ilf'1'f A 'gfrieffffsssftflif 5 ff-7 73,574 4: Killa: , r re t 1 Bryan C- MCF3dd9U David Iohn McFadden David L. McFarland 103 Keerrrey Drive 59 Corbett Street 676 School Street wx ,La Sue S. McGadden 84 Powell Street Where's the basket? Who cares? Mary L. McGann 65 37 Cosgrove Street fr- 14119.- Mary LOU MCGUFY layne M- Mccfath Eileen F. McGuire Betsy M. Mclnerney 74 RiChH1'dS Street 878 Lakeview AVGUUG 62 South Walker Street 51 Starbird Street kj ?JfN t I l J Diane 3. MCL8l1gh1if1 Karen McLaughlin Patricia A. McLaughlin Nancy McLeod 87 Virginia AVGDUB 40 Royal Street 21 Dover Street 59 Arlington Street 'f iq ' n JQ new Bryan W. McMahon 636 Westford Street .ff t 4. . . t Y , .- I 9 . c .., ln-V N Gayle C- MCM8ii0I1 I wonder who won the trip to Bermuda? 65 Rea Street tis in I ! l nun 'Qav' XX as-32' Nflnny- .BV iii .Q ' 2 ,bkwff 4- , 'S -. W has A ' Cathy MCNally Iohn MCPhi1lipS Nancy Ann McVey Brian G. McWilliams 60 Third Avenue 33 Troy Street 262 Adams Street 70 Sprague Avenue 'T MHFUU T- Meehan Robert Melanson Dennis P3111 M91'Ci9F William Paul Mercier 22 London Street 82 Viola Street 595 Lakeview Avenue 217 Humphrey Street 3' 'Z ' 3' Q3 Tait- X N. lf li XXX' Adam T. Michalik Iohn Robert Michaud 63 Coburn Street 146 Orleans Street ,Ar ' Did he really give you three and three? f lu..-4. ' 1 Kenneth M. Michaud 20 West Adams Street Paulette Kay Miller 35 Cornell Street 'irf'ff ' Denise C. Milot Ioanne Mirras 362 Adams Street 185 Mount Vernon Street Kin-quam fl' ,fl i VA it 9 K' u. -.1 Cynthia MifCh6'll Sandra R. Mitchell A rare sight: Student 76 Thornton Avenue 82 LaFayette Street X 1754 .,- x y Q.. , l 'FIT X n . Susan K. Mitchell Robert Mizner Brian L. Moffett 44 McKinley Avenue 10 Westview Road 495 Stevens Street '5 W' -,,., Q...- s 'ch rn' t INN X. .' 'tNq-'... .'f5, .'.4 Debra Ann Montbleau Ann Marie Moran Ildllfgl M, Mort-l 32 Forest Street 150 Cross Street 59 17UF1'0nt1h Street studying in Study Hall. ww -af' 'if Michael William Moloney 53 Fairmount Street 43 SP1 ---mx ts Carol A. Morin 21 Kiwi-nfittltl Strmvt Cynthia A. Morin 19 Moitland Avenue :cj - ' 'flrttuv Madeleme A- M01'if1 Susan E. Morning Patricia Morrissette 732 LHWFGHCG STFGBT 11 Huntoon Avenue 76 Beaulieu Street I A X Ann Marie MFOZ Ralph F. Mueller 89 Kearney Drive 46 Wood Street ' PHffiCi8 A. MUHBH Donald Thomas Mulligan fx, 1 Woodbine Place 558 Concord Street .aj Iulanne I-lorne develops her art talent. Mary T. Murphy Patricia Marie Murray 70 31 Ffllit Street 3 Richardson Avenue :QS fix 't , eg.-,pr 1 4 Theresa Ann Murray Paul Roland Nadeau 3 Richardson Avenue 99 Seventh Avenue 119 Mary Colleen Nelson Denise A. Neveu 64 Thirteenth Street 167 Stevens Street AQO' an-1- ' Ted Nicholas Timothy Thane Nicholas 746 Broadway Street 746 Broadway Street Cindy Lee Nicholson Cynthia Niemi 759 Broadway Street 20 Belmont Street 1 i l l l , ' ' l l Stephen Nadeau 40 Fetherston Avenue Nancy A. Nagle 87 Easton Street , I tl i mf ti , .',',.. z A wg Who knows the words to the Lowell High School song? in Sheryl A. Noel Neil Noonan Marie Ieanne Norman Sandy Norman 32 Burtt Street 89 Georgia Avenue 88 Avon Street 118 Powell Street Gerry Normandin 7 Pleasant Street iai I can't bear to look. Is my sweater finished yet? Karen Elizabeth Norton 65 West Forest Street -3, 0 V. A N . S--.. -Q1-5 V' au' Albert A, Nofini Kevin Michael Nugent Debby Nunez Marianne Nunnery 37 Varney Street 66 Ruth Avenue 72 37 Marlboro Street 694 Chelmsford Street ix in if Sheila M. Nuttall Kathleen Nutter 33 Guild Street 151 Eleventh Street 'Ox 'Q tr n it Margaret Mary Nutter Richard Francis Obdens 154 Coburn Street 53 LiSa Lane 257 nv-QDKQHUP K5 Elizabeth Anne O'Brien 48 Murray Terrace -M-'- e l ,rf .1 I A S Q , .Acu- PS K J , ,Q I 2 Kimberly M. O'Brien When they told us we were coming to the Girls' Club, I had a different activity in mind. 11 Puffer Street 'af 'ln-..,' f 1-if WN It . f 'E Li' Linda Marie O'Brien Steve lOhI1 O'Brien '?u.,.4l'- Mary Katherine O'Connell Pam A- O'D0m1e1l 133 Forest Street 182 Campbell Drive 73 80 Eighteenth Street 88 Tfull Lane East if at-K Q., Lisa Ann O'Keefe 82 Chippewa Street 'iii :QI X ISI' me-.,.,, 45' Iames B. O'Malley Catherine Ann O'Neil Iohn M. Oozoonian 421 Wilder Street 58 Norcross Street 1211 Middlesex Street I' Iv' Q3 5 Stephen George Osborn Diane E. Ouellette 46 Luca Street 32 Dover Street Robert I. Ouellette George W. Pacht 335 Douglas Road 580 School Street Mary Atkinson shares a moment of leisure with a classmate. 74 Linda Paciulan Mary Gail Paglieronl 23 Mort Avenue 39 Armand Avenue fx if lg .fs . ,D ,ot o Iere Palmer Fotine Panagakos 145 P, O, Square 159 Cross Street I ,NNQ ff' ,q,,..-.M ,, 4 . tw 5 if - Mgt .Y 545 -, .M C ' A Q sn George A, Panos Cynthia Panousis 94 Florence Road 78 Walton Street a , , 'Ni X s-if Michael Pappadeas Leonidas I. Pappas II HSOITIG Wild p81'ty!? 258 Butman Road 36 Chatham Street ts.,,f? K, 'swf VQHQ. 1 M X-E dh. .ff X9 Linda T. Paquette Lorraine S. Paquette Edward Carl Parigian MiChi-161 W. Parker 27 Cornell Street 99 Orleans Street 75 73 Alcott Street 854 Stevens Street fl inns.. f-' I .an S770 Niz ,f?',zff 1' 91, ,Wulf '1 .fn lf:-I l Randy R. Pasinski David Pearce Deborah L. Peeples David M. Pellerin 1708 Middlesex Street 569 Lakeview Avenue 81 Shaughnessy Terrace 15 Midland Street .5 it if vm' inf' 'QM' 3 Charlene T. Pelletier Michelle Peloquin 84 Thayer Street 53 Eugene Street I wonder if she's really going to eat that? Larry Pepin Marilyn T. Perigny 14 Hanks, Street 71 Woburn Street 11N My I kno' , 1 flugfffx q Donna L, Pgrpgault Donald D. Piche Iacqueline Marie Piche Philip H- Pistons 219 C1-033 Street 40 Fort Hill Avenue 75 127 I-lildredth Street 33 Enfield Street Ji if Io-Ellen Marie Poirier 50 Endicott Street Susan L. Pouliot 598 Central Street Liz Quimby 65 Hildreth Street infra Kr 1 .vt t '4 Sharon A. Quinn 119 B Street 411 gf 55 gr, Annette Rose Poitras Karen M. Porter Sue POtvin 82 South Walker Street 212 Wilder Street 144 Midland Street 'eff E f Linda M. Prud'homme Stephen Purtell Kenneth Quigley 37 Beaudry Street 565 Princeton Boulevard 17 Belmellf Street V7 I V Patrice Margaret Quinn 43 Rhodora Street WY'-w wg , if rx .' Maria Dolores Quintal Ionathan Livingston Seagull strikes again. 38 Whipple Street 77 vt Mark Quirbach Maureen Elizabeth Quirk 11 Arcade Avenue 27 Lane Street Mark P Ready Wannetta lean Reardon 750 Wilder Street 68 A Street is-4. Daryl Rawnsley 14 West Ninth Street Marjorie Redding 2 Crane Street r X 5 f fi 1 I Qi Xi ' f x fi T., F9 7 r ' 'Y X Q it A 'M , -.V L 1 HX xx. ,' X t amy. E.-KTNWXK The faces have been removed to protect the innocent. Iohn Regan . 'Cf ld! t A 'ly !' UM- ,'1 ' f'. ik .',f ,fi gt, xi Ioseph M. Regan, Ir. 23 Harris Avenue gh ' Pamela H. Rey 239 Stackpole Street Karen Ann Richards 12 Locust Street 703 aff Michelle Marie Ritchotte 228 Smith Street . M , ,K I 1: 'tif 93 ,, 5' 3 at . 2 me Robert Thomas Reid P lp 20 Iuly Street H' , 'Q Q V 9 ,Q fff .. .- C1 9' 9 ffvil. T El Q of Q tg ,Q if 233 5 Q if U 'i if ,jf fi 5 2558 g was-N it X :Q 8 :Rf gg Paula L. Ricard Roy McCormack tackles a difficult problem in the Math Lab 29 Walnut Street lull. li 014 Wins-4' Iohn Rigg Brian G. Riordan Ieannette Rioux 65 Billerica Street 45 Wetherbee Avenue 57 Parker Street fi? 545' if Luz H. Rivera Sharon M, Robillard Anthony Robinson 182 Mount Vernon Street 79 85 Epping Street 409 School Street f if w .. , 1 4 Paul Philip Robinson William Robinson Susan Rocheleau lames R0Ck91'S 510 Pawtucket Street 141 Sanders Avenue 72 Gershom AVeI1Ue 257 BU1'f1h3m Road 2 Q V.: V , In in Q QQ-:If-r , 'ITP'-rr - Q li Arthur Roddy, Ir. Frances M. Rogers Diane Susan Rondeau AIHH 5. ROSBII 104 Gates Street 328 Fuffolk Street 131 Gershorn Avenue 170 Pefkel' Street Lynda Rossi 54 Perry Street M What buttons? Of course, we wouldn't press the buttons. Leo Raymond R0UCh91'1 lf 44 West Fourth Street liar' Iang M, Rey Robert G. Roy 43 Livingston Street 55 Willard Street l n 4 , A Susan lanice Roy Brian DOUSIHS Rudy 51 Manchester Street 452 Fletflhef Sffeef Keith Rudy Cynthia Russell 2:15 rendezvous 186 Suffolk Street 77 Durant Street Rosemary lane Russell Dave Ruszczyk Bethany M. Ryan lulia Marie Ryan 1360 Middlesex Street 120 Bowden Street 81 22 Garin Terrace 1315 Pawtucket Boulevard N1 X l mfg , , . Kevin D. Ryan 54 Avenue A Robert Willia'n Ryan Coburn Hall -- part of our Freshman year. Now just a memory 93 Holyrood Avenue Iudy Ann Saba Susan Saba Angelos D. Sakelarios L80r1idaS C. Samaras 174 Eleventh Street 33 Dunbar Avenue 166 Stevens Street 14 Rutland Street 'Dx Wnh...,.ff ff' KP Michelle Robyn Sands Thomas Ioseph Santos 15 Westboro Street 30 Prospect Street Geralyn Iill Savard 183 Fetherston Avenue Martha Anne Savard 35 Marginal Street Scott Alan Serkman 569 Steven Street Gail F. Shaughnessy 142 Shaw Street l -705 Marti Sayer Anne Sayers 8 Morningview Avenue 320 Wilder Street .J Wlfrlf' Frances Marie Scott Linda Gail Scott 80 Fremont Street 211 130118188 ROHC1 if . ,K Z, ' Robin Susanne Sevigny Patrick Shanahan 35 West Ninth Street 23 MHFSTI Street 'L .Gd vuu.,,3 IAQ: Q, c1'H:xt,w'f I Daniel P. Shea Martha Ann Sheedy 538 Varnum Avenue 33 35 Bowden Street Doris T. Schaefer 50 A Street xfuiff Sondra M. Scott 319 Fairmount Street 'Nts' Kevin Iohn Sharkey 498 Concord Street Brian David Sheehan 73 Agawam Street f' 'Mi' 'Q IIRCN 'lm-H' Colleen Ann Sheehy Mary Gail Sheeley Linda losephine Sherman Iohn Ioseph Shugrue 311 Pawtucket Boulevard 64 Humphrey Street 58 Avenue A 21 WiI1dSOI' Street - u-.gy 'Q-:lx-fx ffl Debbie Ann Siaglo Thaddeus Siara Mindy Ellen Sideman Rita Marie Silva 150 Rea Street 15 Ludlam Street 85 Sanders Avenue 50 Burton Street Dianne Marie Simard Colette Marie Simoneau 77 Queen Street 272 White Street , ,,, 'CN ff' , ff I 55 , '. KVM. , - vsfsivg .. -- ,P 5 1 1 . f 4 4' 2 ' , Q I A 3 I Q , :Rf , H , , if ' Q , Ie gij AL No, l won't tell you the answer to No. G. William Xavier Siopes Robert Skaff 34 745 Chelmsford Street 98 Mount Vernon Street 'Sv 1 f I Grace Ann Slattery 347 Westford Street Samuel Iames Smallwood 233 Moody Street Clare Marie Smith 7 Sanders Avenue Helen Souliotis 223 Branch Street F Q 3 S KS Ltlvgiif 'BP me Nl? t , ' ,, ,, W!! WW t ag 4 ta e l 'fer s I 2 s l . A familiar scene along the old canal. :VN W -'f. f its Robert A. Smith Steven Smith 82 Ienness Street 15 Iewett Street Arthur Solomonides 63 Mary Theresa Terrace ttf 5-nb 1. tw Z' 1' 'Q' . -'-' 'J 'T ?1: . 5.2 .v-'f ' envy' vw :-uwwS.':sHSziiL',1f-3 A---r:'...-W. f'h:zfJT?wE A 1:1 - jmfgf 3 'lu N ' 5 15 1. p,f--'M-21,4 srlfqtgxegffg X , , - 'Arr ur' Us:-'tp'-. e'8x., ' A -' , Wfwrng:a.11fte1iff'f- 1:f:s.gwFffft. iw: - :i iff if EHPwtWtsQerxf:f'f1:wrt- 9:'3'z'3! 1 5 Filfif 25135235i4f4iZ'ff'iEsfI-55437 ,'13'11' f- 1 Donald Sousa Raymond Scott Souza Teresa Souza 481 Andover Street 85 285 Princeton Boulevard 309 Lawrence Street 'insan- 'sg , 3 Leanne Sp0nhOltZ Melody Lynn Spriggs Barbara lean St. Armand Richard K. St. Iean 41 C Street 27 West Meadow Road 27 Washington Street 279 Emery Avenue fv- Diane Marie St. Hilaire Russell St. Onge 9 Mount Hope Street 30 Wollaston Street GFUK fii 9 J Some people don't like to eat lunch in the Cafeteria. Charles E. Stamp Frank Stanewicz 30 Grafton Street 77 Hawthorne Street ' ' 'Yu 13125 , , t , 1 :nf . V' ' rl' G X 1, ,--le N V Q ,,,, Robert R. Stanhope Kathy Lee Stankatis Sandy C. Stanulonis K05ta3 S' Stems 4 Glidden Avenue 85 Sayles Street 85 28 Burns Street 91 Willie Street Tina Marie Stinebiser 42 Glenmere Street ,'-qs,-'Ni David Edward Stirk 75 Sixth Street or l MW , -4 Rosemarie Strain Sharon M. Styman Chomp! Chomp! Nothing like a good old nuokle sandwich 28 Avenue A 20 Mariposa Avenue N. i ,,v U ' i .- 7 , I 1 . Q I K Carol A. Sullivan Edward Ioseph Sullivan Ioseph Sullivan KHFGH AHH6 Sullivan 22 Twiss Street 25 Putnam Avenue 286 Adams Street 121 Hoyt Avenue 'f r ,' ,1 . s N Patricia Anne Sullivan 30 Berry Road -rm' Richard Sussman 24 D Street Robin Marie Swan ADH Marie Sweeney 56 West Forest Street Parkview Avenue Suzanne M. Sweeney Darren Henry Sykes 27 Court Street 1302 Lawrence Street Wm! nuns-lf 1 23' Stephen Theodore Szczechura Ioseph Talty 102 0I'1e8I1S Street 33 Harrison Street ylg Andrew G. Tarbell Donna lean Tardiff 131 Parker Street 116 Marshall Avenue -5,1 Win-.47 c !.- J .,..-' 'ka 'N' l A ',5,N , 5 ' ,,. i ..- I. fl ' ,. Q,-' ' ..-' U, rp I . ' ,.' . ,,,, . L-I' . ,-' .--' .' Charles R. Taylor Ioyce Ann Taylor 84 Lincoln Street 84 Lincoln Street M63 Richard Tellier 72 Stanley Street ACPI' fp! Iames W. Themelis 55 Franklin Street 'va-ff' William Frederic Thomas 190 Butman Road YW Linda E. Tennyson 45 Burnham Road . X A K. WPG fllf Sv ,li Patrick Theodoros 325 Sanders Avenue Linda Ann Tighe 246 Raven Road Valerie Io Terjak 287 Hovey Street ,. , x, I .. tl Albert R. Therriault 10 Third Avenue -9.1 4 w Iames Edward Timmins 56 Loring Street Noreen Ellen Toohil Cathy I. Topjian Anastasia Ianice Tournas 23 Trull Lane East 89 803 Merrimack Street 145 Cross Street Qu, :ME Q er Tax 5 K Q Q -V yew, ,.. tl' Gail Tournas Nancy R. Trudeau Iames R. Trudel Sofia Tsionis 139 Cross Street 761 Broadway Street 3 Barton Avenue 254 Fletcher Street 'TTT-9' 1551. .r- ,-0' fi? l'2e1? ,,Q',,g.E 'A Quan-ali' .E 'la E1 5, 0. gt Qifguaa Q cv- os 9 y,E.F. Iohn T. Tsoumas Bernard Underwood Michael K. Underwood Thomas F. Underwood 62 Willie Street 24 Murray Terrace 30 Bourne Street 12.21 Middlesex Street I HOME H M PRESENT THIS CARD TO FLOOR ' ' MASTER PERSONALLY OR BY NAME IN FULL Room mme TIME EEUAEEE MEEEENEEE, OFFENCE 649455, N7 -fffff 9-'IL E EJ Q Date BZ 0 At o'clock I sent to you for dis ipline Home Room 0 o Teacher Teacher 90 .Q:!NmE?f?d 5' wr GRADE I2 ABSENTEE LISTING RM LIN FIN RM FRI. APRIL 26, I974 LXN FXN Ioanne Urban Sheila C. Urbo 20 Short Street 40 North Street -v'P'Ud Marc A. Vandenbulcke Maryann Vassilakos 160 Emery Avenue 332 Varnum Av Orlando Vazquez Norma I. Veillette 378 Adams Street 20 Oliver Street EI: I, 5 . Klm A. Verfalllle 97 Webber Street L'R Iohn G. Vergad 59 Sixth Stree -AROCHELLE DENISE -AURENT ANN MA -ANRENCE RICHAR -EAVITT KATHLE -E BOEUE ROBERT -EFEBVRE DONALD -ELACHEUR MARY -ETOURNEAU DORIS -IAKOS PETER -OMBARD VINCEN -UNETTA ROBERT MACDONALD SUSAN MAHONEY ANNMAR MANCHENTON JOAN MARAIS KAREN MARTIN DAWN MASSE ANNE M MATTE RICHAR MOCADE STEPHE MOCORMACK LAUREL MODONOUOH MICHAE MOPADDEN DAVID MCGANN MARY MCGUIRE EILEEN MCLEOD NANCY MEEHAN MARTIN MICHALIK ADAM MILLER PAULEY MOLLOY PAUL MORNING SUSAN MURPHY MARY NADEAU STEPHE NEVEU DENISE NOONAN NEIL NORTON KAREN GBDENS RICHAR OBRIEN LINDA OKEEFE LISA OSDORN STEPHE PACHT GEORGE PANAGAKOS FOTINE PAOUETTE LINDA PARIOIAN EDWARD PEARCE DAVID PELLETIER RICHAR PERREAULT DONNA POIRTER Jo ELL POULIOT SUSAN QUINN SHARON -AROCHEL -AURENT -EACH -EAVITT -EBOURDA -EHMAN -EMIRE -ETOURNE -INEHAN -ORREY -YDDY MACKEY MAHONEY MANSUR MARCOTTE MARTIN MASTAS MAYRAND MCCARTHY MCCORMAC MCENNIS MCFARLAND MCGARRY MCINERNE MCNALLY MERCIER MICHAUD MITCHELL MOREL MORRISSE MURRAY NAGLE NIEMI NORMAN NUGENT OBRIEN OCONNELL OOZOONIA OUELLETT PAGLIERO PANOUSIS PAQUETTE PARKER PELLERIN PELOQUIN PICHE POITRAS PURTELL QUINTAL GRADE I2 ABSEN' 589 Who said, There's no such thing as a senior skip day. ? ibn: 3 -.221 Carmel L. Vermette Steve A. Villineau Deborah Ann Vose Brenda Ann Wallace 276 West Sixth Street 22 Shaffer Street 12 Belmont Street 95 South Loring Street ad Charles T. Wallace Sheree Walsh Cheryl Ann Wardwell Floyd Wardwell 109 Chatham Street 273 Barker Avenue 11 Lamb Street 11 Lamb Street fi lm Nl. Sylvia R. Watson 32 Eleanor Drive Eileen M. Welch The 100 yard dash to the Cafeteria. 446 Beacon Street Snr 'Hx- 'A ,a v 5' mwwwfiwz 7 'M V. I 4 l , f H I Qs' Edward Thomas Weza 41 Holbrook Avenue .gun-an Nw ... ,440 Qtr- if A , , 1 . ,J W it , , , , ,, N Leonard' Wholey Colleen Maguire and Raymond Figuera listen attentively in class. 35 Windward Road Kathy E. Wilbur Michael Kevin Wilkey Barry Iames Wilkins Donna Williams 65 Summer Street 177 Mount Vernon Street 15 May Street 4 Murray Terrace 4: Ftp 'X 'f .fi lf ,--Q. Sue Wilson Debra A. Winter Sandy A. Winters Cary I. Witls 631 Chelmsford Street 11 Adie Terrace 93 222 West London Street 203 Campbell Drive . vi, W 1 fy. , ,lg-4? 1 . V - A'-4 .,, Donna W0jCl1kiGWiCZ Karen L. Woracheck Patricia Ann Yeomans Donald Young II 74 Inland Street 109 Tyler Park 119 Forest Street 18 Bernice Avenue Gary L. Young Patricia Ann Young 157 Summer Street 140 Willard Street mdk? ' .M if 2 . Robin Ann Young Iames P. Zamanakos 157 Summer Street 214 Gibson Street Anthony Iohn Zeleneski Gayle Sherrie Zeller In this class you don't know whether to laugh or cry. 86 Stevens Street 180 Princeton Boulevard 94 . , 't,.' . + V ' I ,- :' f J, sg' ' t L t Steven Ziogas X 31 Vernon Street Tyrus Zoghopoulos A perfect place to do your homework - Lucy Larcom Parkway. 54 Webber Street Theresa Belanger M. Lisa Davis Sandra Evans Iames E. Gaudette 90 Fremont Street 88 Eleventh Street 105 Nesmith Street 46 Thirteenth Street Kathy A. Gelarderes Maria Leite Donald Licciardo Robert M. Mason 49 Columbia Street 450 Central Street 95 4 Livingston Street 39 Frothingham Street 'Z -2 gs will v V i a 1 l ,ko 94 'FUN -raw.-5, 'if in Raymond R. Beaulieu Leo Paul Filtegu 'Paul FOIQY Dennis L. Freeman 267 Westford Street 9 Fay Street 263 Princeton Boulevard 15 Kinsman Street in--n P15 bf g Laurie Ann Gulbicki 952 Bridge Street ci? Sharlene Leach 145 Bellevue Street -Nuff' Qu f K ,. 4,u N 5 f L -1 Iet u , Q f 2 Tony N. Mastas I know I left my English homework in here someplace. 17 Newhall Street u t ' sv' fs, Michael McDermott David Iohn Miller Stephen I. Small Brian R. Sweatt 48 Eighth Street 49 Van Greenby Road 31 Parkview Avenue 146 Ludlam Street A Z1 f Donna Williams engages in a favorite LHS activity. Ze It Maureen Quirk is rewarded for her scholastic excellence with a Senior girls Shvwed evidence Of Pfomise even 35 freshmen scholarship on Honor Day. 97 t Q l' 1 F Faculty and Administration vi W 2 , Y . In : ' - 'x 1: 5' . . h 'p 'I . K f .4- ' hi ' 4 Q w' , l N ' , D . s ' 'r . , .. ' ' , ff' - t s K V V9.2 1 ' ' 'I 7,54 0 w V . 1 M I. -. ',',. 'A . 1 ,, . ,. . v v+,4.' 1 1-- : 1 ,, if . to , n Eflfl A- Shflffman G. Douglas Sullivan, Deputy Superintendent, and 5UP9F1Hf9Nd6Flf Of Schools Chester L. Somers, Assistant Superintendent THE LOVVELL SCHOOL COMMITTEE. Seated: Katherine Philbin Stoklosag Mayor Armand W. LeMay, Chairmang Patricia A. Malloy. Standing: George W. O'l-lareg Clement C. McDonoughg Wayne R. Petersg George D. Kouloheras, Vice Chairman. 2 2 H..... 'Ns it itll? W l WV gs Mtttllt l A 3' i ff l ., it i Raymond A. Sullivan Headmaster As you graduate from The Lowell High School, the wishes of the faculty and administration are that, during the years you have been growing with us, you have developed academic skills that you will need in the years ahead for understanding and working with others, that you have learned the value of striving, and that you have experienced the excitement of learning. We are proud of you and hopeful for your future. Never forget that education only begins in schoolg it ends only when life ends. 3 A ,,, . 3 l 3 5 X 5 1' l 1 l 3 ., 'Nl Stanley I. Stoklosa Master Ioseph M. Regan Dean of Faculty Eugene N. Wood Dean of Students .L1.4nndw Arthur I. O'Nei1l Iunior Floormaster -. v Q17 .' These children want to know when they're taking the hearing test. A , ,X . .QQ Thomas F. Murphy Senior Floormaster 2 X 'NH gl-y?1 n:1. L2 vt. nik 5 ff ' if -f 'Seas ' . asf: 1. V Iohn F-O'B1'ier1 And don't come in tomorrow unless you bring in your mother 50Ph0m01'9 FIOOFHIHSUH father, grandmother, grandfather, and of course Uncle jack! ! 1 t i. I t 1 Q g. , l l V -l 4 l i 3 i Nicholas Apostolakos Iustine Arone ali' 3 3 5 3 1 ami Bursar French awww , .,:.-sv .A.,, , Q a Q.. . s F xg, , . A i Ai' V, S c f' L -Q41 J .- Q 955 2: . f' , 5' '-fi? ff ft . is I ' sm- Q sag 1 2, J 9 ir f. Edward Babigiill Donald H. Bailey Chemistry Latin , Ryu-Q-1 sim Theodore I. Barrett Chester W. Battles Communications Industrial Arts Mr. Chisholm stacks the deck in preparation for the day's activities. cv ir' ' Iohn Beaulieu AlBX8l'1ClEI' Deanna Berman p8lI'lCl3 Blaze Military Science Social Economics 103 Guidance Spanish F. fs Ng, 1. Ronald F. Boisjoly French 1 .ygalaffvf Iames Borst Stephen G. Borst History English Y I f fx KQV! 'tw its 5TfQ'7:.:4Q'?':7 'q?vT IVr'i1 it 3: ' --Jwmfr V -' i 'l p swf George Bossi Physical Education Doris R. Bourgeois French xlgi Mary A. Burke Guidance fi ,qi rf! 'HS HJ V in 1 Dennis I. Canney English ,,, ,film Clifford I. Bullock Health fl' Mary C. Callary Spanish Bruce R- Carney That's the fifth flat tire y0u've had this week! Business Education 104 www ' :CN Vg, 'Nu' f Eileen M. Casey Iohn F. Casey William P. Chisholm. Ir. Mary Collins English Business Education HiSfO1'y English Lauren Cote Kevin M. Coyne Mathematics Physical Education 5, M1 Martha Coyne Barry Cronin Does everyone have his thinking cap on? English EI1g1iSl1 i'S'i4'm f Michael L. Crowley Paul T, Crowley Richard I. Dacey philip T- Dimfifflmf' English Spanish 105 English Military Science , y ti? I A ' , 1 I' ,,. 3 S3 Carol A. Davis D. Scott Davis NHI1Cy I. Deeney David I. Delisle History History HOFTIS ECOI10miCS World Cultures 'lil'- '-1-.1 Christine Demetriou Paul N. Demogenes Eleanor M. Donahoe Iohn E. Donlon, Ir Business Education Business Education Social Studies Dept. Head Chemistry . wr-as ff If Q. 4 egg I nf 'Y YDS EWR 4' NA A aff 1 , :.. ,zz ,Q - X 55,332 'ww ,QW as., - Can you hurry up with that ketchup? Ah! 106 f- 2 ' i L Priscilla Donlon Claudette Donohue Carol Drapeau Spanish French English Iohn M. Earle Mary A. Fitzgerald Helen F. Flanagan QTNQA Helen Droney Mini-Course Coordinator Barbara L. Foye Science Business Education French Department Head English ,, , L... Oh! 107 Q lv' XP Ugh! Patricia M. Francis Milfy G. Frawley Ruth W. Gagnon Anne M. Gallagher Math English BuSir1eSS EClL1C3tiOD Business Education Ki. A Frederic P, Gallagher Carl l. GE1I'SidE' Harold Garvey Frank H. Gentle, Ir. Chemistry Biology Business Education Mathematics get i X l XF Christos Georgoulis Ioseph B. Golas Biology Business Education 'AAh, good question, next? lack l' Gordon Albeff l- GOUEQOU 108 Business Education Band Thomas I. Grady Driver Education Mary Margaret Gresco Howard H. Graichen Mathematics Walter I. Grondalski English Science Department Head Sheila M. Hallissy English Margaret Halterman U S History can be fun French 1. 'L ff 'x,xA - Ioan Hancock Art Kathleen Hetherman Aflhllf HICKPV Half S Biology 109 Sociology S 1111 Stuclu S Msn! is gh... Z, IGH Hylerl Mary E. Kaknes Alexander Karkota Adele G. Kaufman EI1gliSh Art Industrial Arts Art K. Ionalyn Kealy Patricia Kealy Robert M. Kealy Iames F. Kearns, Ir. English History English Business Education Iohn I. Kelley Business Education xv Igmgg 1. Kgnnedy' jp, You should have seen that horse run in the 7th. Biology M. Gladys Kennedy Business Education Bessie Kourkoulakos Science Maryann Lamond Mathematics Z3 Rita A. Kilroy Social Studies Normand Lacerte Mathematics Iohn E. Lang If you had remembered to plug in the typewriter you d be down to Mathematics here by now. if Helen E. Lannon Gerald E. Leblanc Thomas Leonard Guidance English History Athena Letsou Moira Lewis Mary Leyden Frank T. Logiudice Chemistry Business Education Business Education Mathematics Victor Luz Mathematics Dept. Head As true as God is in Heaven. Margaret Mahoney Business Education Albert I. Mangan Paul G. Mann Brenda Matthews Pelland George McCarthy Director of Athletics Business Education 112 Health Engllsh Brian McDonough English Leonard McDermott Social Studies Nancy Mehlis Spanish l Carole McDonough English Paul V. McLaughlin History William A. Merrill Guidance L wa ?' 3 L 3? , 4, 52 i fi fl Ii ii gs 'r i fix If KF!-. . , 1 The best way not to forget a note is to never be absent tw 45, i ,- X sf Wi . 7-xv--X -' 5' fi XY' Christopher I. Mitchell Edward Morris Placement Director English GJ' 4-sa! all Anne Murphy Garry Murphy Walter L, Nelson Peter Nikitopoulos English History 113 Physical Education Mathematics William I, Notini Band Director 'Jw Richard O'Brien Those 4 years with the Signal Corps certainly weren't wasted. Social Studies Roger O'Connor Louise V. Oczkowski Mary V. O'Neil Ann O'Sul1ivan English Department Head Physical Education Spanish Department Head History .1 fy K, is T i Arthur Pard Donna Petrick Ioseph I. Petros Charles E. Peverill, Ir Mathematics Health 114 Spanish English loseph F. Polak Peter G. Rizos I. Stephen Ronan Marguerite R. Royal Science Business Education English Grace S. Scanlan Arthur I. Simensen Vernon M. Smith Lfilirl Dept. Head Distributive Education Mathematics 'QQ ,133-2 O! Business Education Michael Sokolowski Dramatics. Speech Mary E. Stroumbos Guidance Mrs. Casey refers to the text to illustrate her ideas. Brendan C, Sullivan English 1 . 1 i i 1 i I i 3 e 's -N i if l ta l Daniel F. Sullivan Edward Sullivan Business Education Business Education Dept. Head .: . 9. I li X, 43 ' 1 is ' 1? l l Guardian of the Corridor. ' ' V -,k N . Q 1- i f 'ft 1- sv, V if Q , f u .I Q1 Q.,' 1 fi Q AyW:m4mbJ f!'Y..f 5 ' , ,.4.f 'i '5,: ' 1 A 'W 'Q . .A - V ' 3fff ,i, + ,. .. K T55 if RQ... .t t Q as-'f aqs wvwit ., . V ., .gt - :tg 4 LN. ff -2 :,?tl??' . 212-4 gf! Rita M. Sullivan Mary Sullivan History English A my K itil tl may .. In ,,..f pf-f r ,A Marie P. Sweeney Gertrude I. Thomas English Guidance Now, let's see. Which one of these tests is the most difficult? 1 Mr. Graichen directs Daniel G. Thurston B. Douglas Townshend Industrial Arts ,pcm Choral Arts L, Wyman T1-ull Manuel I. Vagos History ix.:-ff' X 1 Lance Wilkerson Science activities in the Math Lab. Health George F. I. Wood Business Education , , 1 Thaddeus Wyrostek History 11 7 Th at's show business. T A I i I-vu-n1n i - ---ua.--Q 5 SXT' Only a few more years and I can retire visa., 'sw 5 W .M---v ...sum ,.,....+f--f illllhllin Teachers Retire During this year, Lowell High School was dis- appointed to lose, through retirement, the valued services of Miss Katherine Quinn, well known mem- ber of the English Department, and Mr. Iohn Leary, Chairman of the Latin Department. During the years of her membership in the Lowell High School faculty, Miss Quinn earned the respect and admiration of her colleagues through her dedica- tion to the study of the classics. Her students will long remember The Lady of the Lake, The ldylls of the King, and other great works to which she devoted many teaching hours. Her example as a member of the teaching profession has been an inspiration to those who espouse the traditional values of educa- tion. Realizing that the Lowell High School will be dimin- ished by the absence of Miss Quinn, the Senior Class wishes to thank her for her years of dedication to her profession. We wish her joy in her retirement. Throughout his 35 years at Lowell High, Iohn Leary enjoyed an enviable reputation as a capable adminis- trator, a widely-read classics scholar, a demanding teacher who was always willing to give as much of himself as he expected of others and, most important, a real friend to countless students and colleagues. ln the Boston College yearbook of 1930, lack Leary's classmates accurately observed: Here's a man who does everything, thinks everything, and says every- thing with a smile. lack is one fellow who never seems to find anything in the world to displease him, and this happy faculty has drawn to him a host of real friends and made him a favorite in any class or gathering. Now, many years and many yearbooks later, lack Leary's host of real friends, past and present, faculty and students alike, wish him every happiness in his retirement. His presence at the Lowell High School will be long felt. 118 Office Staff School Nurses Mary Brady Mary Eyres If nn sw? Alice Bebler Beatrice Marsden k Nancy McHugh 1' Edith Murphy Cafeteria Staff Custodial Staff O E1 ya Activities wif v .4-1 David Campbell and Madelein , Art Solomonides and Cindy Morin 3 nf e Morin Cindy Panousis and Iimmy Gaudette Paul Cunha and Liza Banakos . -aught N H113 ,fx The Harvest On the evening of Friday, November 16, Girl Officers and their guests spent a memorable evening at the Rolling Green Restaurant, site of their annual Harvest Dance, dancing and listening to the music provided by the Image. These couples were among those present who shared in the evening's festivities. 'C ! Iay Queenan and Donna Gendron Kill 'P' john Michaud and Lorraine Paquette Debbie Peeples and Billy Martin 'L W? ff r vi -fr 47A Kathy Nutter, Anselm Mackey, Mike Daugherty. and Denise Bordeleau Cadet Officers The Cadet Officers' Brigade has been a unique institution at Lowell High School since 1880. Both written and oral com- petitions are conducted to fill the ranks. Another competition is conducted at the beginning of the senior year for promotions within the ranks. Brigadier General joseph Davis and Colonel Richard Kew have been leading the brigade during the 1973-74 school year. Colonel john Beaulieu and Lieutenant Phil- ip Dancause are the faculty directors of the program As juniors, boys march in the Annex. .1 4.5 P V W Row 1: Maj. Anthony Mastas, Maj. Edward Mackness, Maj. Richard Bassett, Maj. Chris Koumpouras, Lt. Col. Darren Sykes, Lt. Col. john Aclin, Brig. Gen. joseph Davis, Col. Richard Kew, Lt. Col. Leonidas Pappas, Lt. Col. Peter Liakos, Maj. Frederick Hickey, Maj. Michael Gianotis, Maj. Edward Parigian, Maj. james Armstrong, Sr. Capt. Edward Anteblian. Row 2: Capt. Andrew Tarbell, Capt. Kenneth Michaud, Capt. Glenn Gary, Capt. Patrick Theodoros, Capt. Mark Dendy, Capt. Alan Rosen, Capt. George Pacht, Capt. Thomas Chenelle, Capt. Robert Mason, Capt. Edward Kapeckas, Capt. Neil Donohoe, Capt. Kevin Ryan, Capt. Michael Beauchemin, Capt. Gary Fallon. Row 3: 1st Lt. john Garabedian, 1st Lt. Walter Mansur, 1st Lt. Floyd Wardwell, Capt. Timothy Culbert, 1st Lt. Paul Couture, 1st Lt. Steven Brackett, 1st Lt. Barry Deslauriers, lst Lt. Raymond Figueira, 1st Lt. james Timmins, 1st Lt. Alan Costa, 1st Lt. john McCue, 1st Lt. john McCormack. Row 4: 2nd Lt. Robert Desrosiers, 2nd Lt. Wallace Barnes, 2nd Lt. Willie Choate, 1st Lt. Frank Skaff, 2nd Lt. Richard Destrempe, 2nd Lt. Chris Koumoutseas, George Panos, 1st Lt. john Deutchman, 2nd Lt. Henry Lafontaine, 2nd Lt. john janowicz, 2nd Lt. Raymond Beaulieu, 2nd Lt. Wayne Sevigny, 2nd Lt. Donald Young. 124 ss, as s R. Wayne Sevigny drills the company in The Manual of Arms rx ,vw U 6 Present arms. Left: Edward Parigian brandishes his sword. The C. O. Aglow with bright lights, a rainbow of ele- gantly gowned girls and the strains of soft music, the ballroom of the Commodore Club of Lowell provided a dramatic backdrop to the Cadet Cfficers' formal dance, the highlight of the social season for Lowell Highs im- pressively uniformed brigade. ,KW The faces of Darren Sykes, Sue Fitzsimmons, Swaying gently to the music, Neil Donohoe and and Mike Cianotis reflect their enjoyment of the Sue MacArthur share a dance. evening. Iennifer Scott and Wayne Sevigny share a thoughtful moment between dances. mm. 5 5 Above: Exhibiting grace and poise, Edward Anteblian and his date Cindy Wolfe step together smartly. Right: An arch of swords frames a parade of beautiful girls led by Debbie DeFreitas and Ann Lebourdais. 4-4 i D Ni I f mmm it, A' j ? 'X if 1' ii Tx 5 K X z 1 p P ,A 1 lk M ' I f Q t. gi 3 if ii., y d at . X Mike Beauchemin, Louise Dows, Ken Michaud, and Ioan Carlsen i 1 Alive with laughter and music, the exciting evening progressed swiftly, climaxing in the traditional Grand March. To the delight of their audience, the officers and their dates paraded with the dignity and poise appropriate to this impressive ceremony. Kevin Ryan and Elizabeth Quimby l -if 1:11 T Q . 5 Iohn Aclin, Patricia Sullivan. Sue Fitzsimmons, and Darren Sykes l -I Richard Destrempe and Eileen Casey 4 4 li . 'f f5.!44?if Heather Dubois and Richard Bassett As waves of music came floating over the gleaming dance floor, these elegantly attired, carefree young couples whirled gracefully about the ballroom, the significance of the evening reflecting in their ex- pressions of complete rapture. Robert Desrosiers and Brenda Neary Edward Mackness and Marcia Hardy I , X f Xi lx 5 f Raymond Figueira and Tina Stinebiser Q. 5' i with . , s' -v A K I 3.1. Q Fa-, Q -:M . Debbie Foley and Chris Koumpouras .rec K .- t 1 Hilaire receives a bouquet of roses on Beaming with delight, Major Diane St. Girl Officers With perfect posture, eyes front, flash- ing sword and pointed toe, the Girl Officers have once more gained the admiration of all. Under the supervision of Mrs. Beatrice Iohnston, the girls have demonstrated the fine points of marching, dancing, posture, voice and mass drill, and are justifiably proud to wear their smart navy blue uniform with brass buttons and gold chevrons. During their junior year, the girls spent long hours perfecting their ex- ercises. The choice of the leaders was made in May, 1973 by three out-of- town judges. The officers, as chosen leaders, teach gym exercises to under- classmen and help to develop future Girl Officers. in Marching in the Field Day parade is an important part of lst Lt. Patrice Field Day. Quinn's activities as a Girl Officer. Row l: Capt. Mary jane LeLacheur, Capt. Diane Belanger, Capt. Mary Paglieroni, Capt. Martha Donohoe, Capt. Carol Keirstead, Capt. Leanne Bowles, Captain Elaine Bellerose, Capt. Deborah Nunez, Maj. Donna Gendron, Maj. Mary McGann, Lt. Col. Kathleen Boyle, Col. Pamela O'Donnell, Maj. Debra Montbleau, Maj. Diane St. Hilaire, Maj. Carol Cuipa, Capt. Eileen McGuire, Capt. Catherine O'Neil, Capt. Patricia McLaughlin, Capt. Deborah LaFlamme, Capt. Martha Sheedy, Capt. Roberta Lantagne, Capt. Elena Kirkiles. Bow 2: lst Lt. Susan Angus, lst Lt. Patrice Quinn, lst Lt. Mona Gendron, lst Lt. Madeleine Morin, lst Lt. Ann Marie Bellerose, Adj. Barbara St. Armand, Adj. Liza Banakos, Adj. Patricia Callahan, Capt. Geraldine Normandin, Capt. Annmarie Mahoney, Capt. Nancy King, Capt. Michelle Ritchotte, Capt. Kathleen Nutter, Adj. Lynne Ambrosino, Adj. Sophia Marangos, lst Lt. Diane Brouillette, lst Lt. Karen Richards, lst Lt. Karen Norton, lst Lt. Cynthia Garrett, lst Lt. Marilyn Perigny. Row 3: 2nd Lt. Mary Murphy, 2nd Lt. IoAnn Coan, 2nd Lt. Deborah Peeples, 2nd Lt. Ann LeBourdais, 2nd Lt. Sharon Carr, 2nd Lt. Martha Savard, 2nd Lt. Theresa Souza, 2nd Lt. Karen Daly, 2nd Lt. Marjory Kenney, 2nd Lt. Paula Mayrand, lst Lt. Sara Huntley, lst Lt. Marianne Nunnery, lst Lt. Catherine Duggan, lst Lt. Theresa DeLorme, lst Lt. Brenda Maille, lst Lt. Phyllis Gentile, lst Lt. Diane Laferriere, lst. Lt. Kathy Leonard, 2nd Lt. Deborah Lamothe, 2nd Lt. Ioanne Mirras, 2nd Lt. Cynthia Hardy, 2nd Lt. Frances Casserly, 2nd Lt. Valerie Terjak, Znd Lt. Roberta Graham, 2nd Lt. Iacqueline Piche, 2nd Lt. Cynthia Morin, 2nd Lt. Gail DuBois, 2nd Lt. Colleen Maguire. ,,. N., .f an :Ihr nl' -'tm 4 Q' Left: Adjutant Patricia Callahan is in position for the beginning of the sword drill. Below: Amid tears and laughter, Maureen Gillette pins newly elected Captain, Carol Keirstead, to the delight of onlookers Debbie Laflamme, Diane Laferriere and Irene McCarthy. ' Q L Q . if ll 'A 1 l ig? 191 426. 'ii 4 if 2: in ' :L ' iw:-. ff I 1 wi ,Nw ., I nn. K, -,gg v M. ia i -vflw eff f' . ?' fi' ' :lm ,. g , ,,, YN ., , , 3'f '9't4 -T -vu' . ,rw nl 49 , 2 ,.H.,1 ,,.. 'Y' ,. , 1. 'Nr 4 tnqezp 1 .J 'n 241' I ,. lv.-2 I ,5 ,f-. v - 1 ia f f ' in turns 4 iyf ia A., .I ,fi ' ',...l- ll f-nhnlii C .!'-4' QWA t..rQl x 1 S-wi' I J ., , 'rf 5 -u if 'i at S Q 's'- 1 X 5, 1 2 A wan,- ft -2 i . I vi' t-e.'i.wm.w Oxy 1, . , Q if , t . ' - -vw ' ' : ,, f rn ' .-uv -- - T. .. - 'Q .4-1 vi .pi Jr, 5 . , X ' '. 4, 1.4 'Ta' . Agikfgwlglif U fd . fyyf lf-Jig 1 I' , In .NVQ Demonstrating the skill and precision characteristic of the club drill are Girl Officers Francis Casserly, Carol Keirstead, and Anne Marie Bellerose. The G. O. ln a whirl of color and beauty, on February 8, the Girl Officers enjoyed their traditional Mid-Winter Formal at the Lowell Memorial Auditorium, which was gaily decorated for the occasion in crisp red and white. As sounds of music and laughter filled the air, the evening passed swiftly. The receiving line for honored guests, city and school department officials, was followed by the tradi- tional Grand March, during which the grace and breathtaking dignity of the girls and their dates were exhibited to per- fection. Cindy Hardy approaches the Hully Gully with considerably more enthusiasm than her date, Frank Kostylo. Above: Exhibiting a skillful combination of grace and precision, the Right: Leading the Grand March, the highlight of the evening, are Girl Officers form a wheel as part of the Grand March. Col. Pam O'Donnell, and Kevin Barry, and Lt. Col. Kathy Boyle, and joseph Slattery. X -4 .1- v pit!-4? ' 1 IWW ,,,. 'l-- Q '- -xr.. I mg gtk Iimmy Moriarty and Donna Gendron share a moment of lighthearted humor with Kevin Mulligan and Frances Casserly join in the Annmarie Mahoney and her date, Ronnie Lavasseur. spirited Greek Dance, an overwhelming favorite. Ann Marie Bellerose is followed hy her sister, Elaine. William Gilbride, Sharon Carr, Mark Coan, Leanne Bowles and Tom Bailey as they graciously greet well-wishers in the receiving line. .3 2 I E i I 1 l f 'Q' 9 A W 3' J. qi , l J The Talent Show Playing the Overture of the Talent Show was the Equestrian. Front row: Dave Stirk, Ken Daigle Peter Cheney, Dave Ayotte. Background: Mike Santos. Kevin McDonough, Iohn Michaud. HUUERZ ...L 0 Ll Q' -Q-up ' fLif'iF'Z9 t ,nf f . E I ff-m--Q---4' -1 1 Mr. Boisjoly is the star student of the I-Ionerz Inglishn class. 91 Z .55 t q W PN , P ,px fi, -vu? i l ' A 3,3 ' l i Qlxk' ' , 1 ll l ' 'n a 2 tg The subs around here are getting better every year. l-ley, Krusher Kearns, where did you pick up that blonde? The antics of I '14 1 ' t 4. if Clow X .,, , t ,. 17's bl , ,df- ' 'fl' - F1 . k at I .' 'v 1 Ol Wd i L e. I 13 n Denise Bordeleau get all the laughs. 7 Brenda Lynch entertains the audience with an original work 1 Cheerleaders With undauntable enthusiasm, these twelve vivacious girls have cheered our Red Raiders on to victory. Diane Bruel, Patrice Quinn, and Elaine O'Donnel1 V , .wgw Kathy Polak, Cathy O'Neil, and Leanne Bowles f-YY! -sei? Nancy King Elena Kirkiles 2 3 E2 Ez it Q M ga iz ., is rv , .A' , fi A ,- : - 1 Y ff 45 3 I-I Z i 5 5 tl l 5 l Debbie Nunez, as spiritual guidance in I-low Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria? t ' WWW 1 5 To the delight of the audience, Eddie Mackness, as Max Detweiler, and Stunning the audiencfl with thelr Stguar Diane McAndrews, as Elsa Shraeder, wonder How Can Love Survive T, performances, Ioanne Mirras. as Maria Rainer, ma wg N. N! it X ,,,.,W K 3 1 i 2 3 i tl i,,,r ,A Sister Berthe, seeks V As Liesl von Trapp and Rolf Gruber. Barbara St. Armand and Doug Sullivan contemplate their future in You're Sixteen Going on Seventeen. and Darren Sykes, as Captain Georg von Trapp, see themselves as An Ordinary Couple. K 'x gt Q Wm..,..,n,, 1 . .A 4 N x. 5 f- ' ' 1 V , ,, ,. 5. Y A 'E i s T . . , fa- 1 5 A , Q f V 'Jn Portraying the regal splendor of Pre-World War Il Austria, the Landler dancers whirl to the strains of i'The Name of the Waltz. Again this year the Music and Drama Departments combined to produce the school's spectacular mu- sical success. Set against the background of the Austrian Alps during World War II, The Sound of Music portrays the heartwarming love story of Maria Rainer and Captain Georg von Trapp. f -I f 15- v ll , 1 fx rw ,-I Tx 4 ' . '-t 3 ' ,, - Q X. . -1 ,ly 4. Qfllv Admiral von Schreiber, portrayed by Neil Donohoe ' delivers the hateful commands of Nazi Germany. As the Von Trapp children, Barbara St. Armand, Alan Treadwell, Karen Fitzgerald, Sue MacArthur, Karen Richards, Michael Lally, and Bonnie Sharfman, accompany Maria in The Lonely Goatherderf' The Bond Ist Row: Ioe Flynn, Mike Pelland, Ioe Levasseur, Don Crowley, Roger Maxheld, Mike Bedard, Doug Grady, Phil Reld, Paula Duff, Debbie Clarke. 2nd Row: Pat Hoar, Mary Ioy McEnnis, Ian Rachel. 3rd Row: Pat Wallace, Mary Duggan, Wayne Branco, Steve McCarron, Doug Barrett, Ken Daigle, Richard Barrett, Peter Mathews, Andy Tarbell. 4th Row: Gail Kafasis, Kathy Regan, Cathy Donovan, Marianne Nunnery, Ronnie Fields, Rosemarie Strain, loe Regan, Pete Cheney, Leslie McEvoy, Brian Riley. sth Row: Annie Halamoutis, Lianne Sullivan, Dave Pelletier, David Tyler, Mike I-Iannatin, Tom Pelletier, Paul Pearsall. 6th Row: Ienny Ianeiro, Iohn Linehan, Peter Girovk, Phil Petros, Patty Donovan, Mary Atkinson, Mary Ioe Flynn, Sean Sadlier. 7th Bow: Pat Merklinger, Dave Barrett, Dave Ayotte, Dave Hines, Gretchen Noll, Kathleen Green, Penny Tournas, Marcia Dolce. 8th Row: Marlene Stylos, Mike Beauchemin. 9th Row: Dave Gacek. 10th Row: Mike Wallace. Standing Above: Bernie Fields, Danny King, Mary Ann Timmins, Donna Kaslowski, Donna Perry, Louie Stylos. ,Q- Wgf' -'YQ Qty' 1 fyf' fl IJ 5382 I N x N, h N ! v' . , . I V. X is mgea' E X A t X jfs- . 3.3 Above Left: The clash of Ioe Levasseur's cymbals adds color to the band's performance. Above: Flautists Marianne Nunnery and Cathy Donovan take a rest between bars. Left: Sue Morning demonstrates her proficiency on the trumpet. 5 f 5 .f Y? ine? 6 ,Q 'W' e e M. If fe E li es Performing at a school assembly. E Adding last minute touches before a concert. Godspell dancers share a moment of laughter during a pause in the music 144 Iohn McCarron, at the piano, provides talented accompaniment Seniors in the Chorus entertain during Graduation exercises. The A Cappella Choir entertains. lIUulg1ll'Ul 1 ,X 't ,...f--'fa' Wheeeeee' ' Ready for take off! Girls take time out for lunch Left: Mr. Gallagher sees himself as he really is. Near Right: Is this really the tunnel of love? Right Center: Debbie McCarthy brings home a new pet. For Right: Renee Hebert renews an acquaintance with an old friend. ' 5 ,Q 1 4 1 Lake Whalom Trip fphotos by Deborah MoCarthyJ ti? ff X 3 I ' -S Two driver training graduates demonstrate their skills. S .rl X 1 J, i t I think I ate too much popcorn. In ' V. .u-,, .4-..M.:.,,. ,, hu A QP l 1L.l.. xl... ' ft ? 5 0 IIN XWAIMSMK Y Above: Officers of the Science Club: Vice President, George Alexandropoulosp President, Richard Barrett: Treasurer, Steve Michaels. Right: Officers of DECA: Secretary, Iames Horang Vice President, Iudy Dupont, President, Susan Farrell: Treasurer, Diane Laferriere. Below: Officers of the Spanish Club: Treasurer, Michael Gianotisg Secretary, Patty Sullivan: President, Bob Miznerg Vice President, Virginia Archibald. I 1 'LRE-- Q 'l'Eig 'f5',.f -.. 4 'Qs WM Clubs And Organizations Above left: Officers of the Chess Club: Team Capt. Paul Pearsallg Secretary, Brian Mansurg Treasurer, jim Simopoulosg Vice President, Fred Hickey: President, Phil Petros. Above right: Officers of the Business Club: Treasurer, Denise Bordeleaug President, Catherine Cloutier: Secretary, Maureen Donnelly. Left: Officers of the French Club: Foreground: President, Anne Marie Sweeney: Background: Vice President, Mark Aguiar: Secretary, Marybeth Caron: Treasurer, Robin Swan. Below Left: Members of Mu Alpha Theta, honor Society of mathematicians. L 1 ,,ff 'Q8xf .417 Sq., 'K VIP'S MARY ASHE. Winner of Advanced Placement in History Award. VOICE OF DEMOCRACY CONTEST WINNERS. Robin Swan, David Hines, Patty McCrae. STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL TO THE LOWELL SCHOOL COMMITTEE. Mike Maguire, john Moriarty, Dan Paquette, Marty Meehan. X1 MARTY MEEHAN. President of LHS Student Government and recipient of the Iewish War Veterans Achievement Award. PATTY SULLIVAN: President of the National Honor Society and recipient of the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. Q P xiii Equipped with a Roman Chariot, which was created for the I.C.L. by the Industrial Arts Department, the officers of the organization: Pres. William Chingros, Vice-Pres. Iames McCarron, Treasurer George Alexandropoulos, Secretary Marie Demers, prepare for t N X participation in the Mass. State Convention of Iunior Classical Leagues. Slave girls entertain their master during ,ELO The Iunior Classical League vp' L Slave, Virginia Archibald, offers a gift to her master, Marc Ciavis. Saturnalia with a veil dance. M ,gg K '- , sa , , fa , V1 ,:, - 'TSE 5 i Even in ancient Rome there were clownsq i I is -.., s L , , 9 J' F A gh-, 55? . , ' Patty Sullivan, President, Ann Sweeney, Treasurerg Lynne Ambrosino, Secretary, Sara Huntley, Vice-President. N791 ., ,bfi ' Secretary, Lynne Ambrosino, calls the roll. The ational Honor Societ NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Among those present on the stage are members of the Class of 1974, elected 1973: Christine Abodeely, lohn Aclin, Mark Aguiar, Lynne Ambrosino, Diane Belanger, Paul Brouillard, Donna Carson, Christopher Chingros, George Czernienko, Lisa DePaulis, Barry DesLauries, Kenneth Dipoto, Marcia Dolce, Philip Donaghey, Maureen Donnelly, Heather Dubois, Anne Marie Dupuis, Deborah Elston, Sandra Evans, Susan Farrell, C. Daniel Foley, Phyllis Gentile, Diane Greenstein, Renee Hebert, Anastasia Housianitis, Sara Huntley, Bruce Iefts, William Kaknes, Suzanne Kenney, Ioann Lagasse, Mary lane Lelacheur, Mark Makarewicz, Deborah McCarthy, Leslie McEvoy, Iayne McGrath, Patricia McLaughlin, Gayle McMahon, Robert Mizner, Kimberly O'Brien, Leonidas Pappas, Annette Poitras, Linda Prud'homme, Elizabeth Quimby, Pamela Rey, Michelle Ritchotte, Clare Smith, Patricia Sullivan, Ann Marie Sweeney, Donna Tardiff, Charles Taylor, Noreen Toohil, Sofia Tsionis. Also present are members of the Class of 1974, elected 1974: Virginia Archibald, Mary Ashe, Mary Ayotte, Liza Banakos, Ianet Barr, Richard Barrett, Theresa Belanger, Paula Bergeron, Barbara Betley, Denise Bordeleau, Elizabeth Burke, Kathleen Burke, Gail Blanchette, Iacqueline Carignan, Steven Carignan, Mary Beth Caron, Sean Casey, Catherine Cloutier, IoAnn Coan, Catherine Cortez, Richard Crowe, Karen Daly, M. Lisa Davis, Debra DeLorme, Donna Descheneaux, Neil Donohoe, Gary Donoian, Thomas Dougherty, Sarah Droney, Carole Duggan, Catherine Duggan, Mark Eastham, Maria Espinola, Timothy Fallon, Laura Flynn, Walter Gacek, Barbara Gagne, Donna Gendron, Russell Geoffroy, Michael Gianotis, Marc Giavis. Iudith Gonsalves, Roberta Graham, Lawrence Gray, Michael Gys, Cynthia Hardy, Martha Hayden, Rosemarie Heyl, Frederick Hickey, Cynthia Hines, Charles Holdsworth, Deborah Horman, Shirley lean, Donna Ienkins, Barbara Iezak, Deborah Iohnson, Bruce Kaplan, Carol Keirstead, Marjorie Kenney, Richard Kew, Karen Kiernan, Marcia Killilea, Nancy King, Christos Koumpouras, Diane Laferriere, Stephen Lantagne, Pamela Laroche, Linda Leblanc, Donna Lepine, Peter Liakos, Iohn Linehan, Theresa Linehan, Susan MacArthur, Elizabeth Mahoney, Brenda Maille, Nancy Manolis, Sophie Marangos, Stephen Mastacouris, Iohn McCarron, Stephen McCarthy, Laurel McCormack, William Mercier, Iohn Michaud, Susan Mitchell. Brian Moffett, Ann Moran, Carol Morin, Cynthia Morin, Patricia Mullen, Donald Mulligan, Paul Nadeau, Albert Notini, Deborah Nunez, Elizabeth O'Brien, Pamela O'Donnell, Linda Paciulan, Fotine Panagakos, Edward Parigian, Deborah Peeples, David Pellerin, Io Ellen Poirier, Brian Riordan, Lynda Rossi, Martha Sayer, Anne Sayers, Frances Scott, Dianne Simard, Robert Smith, Teresa Souza, Kostas Stelos, Robin Swan, Darren Sykes. Ioseph Talty, Patrick Theodoros, Iohn Vergados, Michael Wilkey, Patricia Yeomans, Gayle Zeller, Steven Ziogas. 1 ,L 1' .- H ' 'vigil-41 L -1- :we The Spindle The Lowell High School yearbook, The Spindle, has undergone many changes during the last few years. The most significant of these occurred three years ago when members of the class of 1972 voted overwhelmingly for a fall delivery of the yearbook. Since then, a large majority of each class has been in favor of this procedure. Lowell High School is the only major high school in the area to choose a fall delivery although most colleges have been receiving their books in the fall for many years. Late delivery permits a larger yearbook, with full coverage of all senior activities, up to, and including graduation. Other major changes in The Spindle include 16 full color pages, the largest color section g of any high school yearbook in New England, f 3 and the addition of 64 pages. ln the last two ,,,A years, the book has been enlarged from 176 to 240 pages, SPORTS EDITORI l0e Qllifllifl ADVERTISING STAFF: Cindy Garrett, Betty Frappier SENIOR STAFF: Bill Mercier, Bill ADVERTISING STAFF: Debbie Bovill, Gayle Zeller, Iackie Thomas Carignan, Ann Sweeney. Q4 ADVERTISING MANAGER: Debbie Siaglo, Robin Sevigny, Grace Slattery, Colette Simoneau work with Mrs. McDonough Virginia Afghibald ldefltlfylflg plCII1I'9S. Personnel The Personnel Department, founded in 1924, helps greatly in preparing senior girls for the future in the business world. This line department is responsible for all mimeo- graphing work done in the school, such as printed tests, office forms, absentee lists, daily notices, and schedules. These girls are a picked group, chosen for their outstanding work in shorthand and typewriting in their junior year by Mrs. Ruth Gagnon, head of the Personnel Department. .. .,,,,, A N-,mpg 4 1. Above: Peggy Nutter, Liz Quimby, and Debbie Iohnson collaborate on an assignment. Left: Barbara Gagne trims paper to size. Below Right: Gerry Normandin prepares the day's attendance sheets. 7 g fa..-il 'aw' ' Above: The annual Christmas Party is a big event on the Personnel calendar. Shown here enjoying the festivities are Dianne Simard, Linda Prud'homme, Gerry Normandin, Maura Eastham, Diane Belanger, Nancy Corbeil, and Donna Lepine, along with their younger brothers and sisters. Q' mn? Q I' nmaenstninuw 5 wx - ill, -My , .1 1 'fuiuuusvvz --1-1'--fi 'Q-r .W .. ..1-. .. . ....,.,,... , -1r 1u1'-- -1-U11 ...dats If T' ibu- l ui- KU ',l. '..'!.... ' ' ' L Kfdrtgi vang Qi. 'il' -1-PQ--' Quang: -runs: Girl Officers line up to march on to the field for the Mass Drill. Field Day is a tradition at Lowell High School which predates the turn of the century. The exercises begin with a pa- rade through downtown Lowell exhib- iting companies of white uniformed girls, carrying crepe paper shakers and Indian clubs, and boys in military dress car- rying rifles. Traditionally the girls, led by Girl Gfficers in their navy blue uniform, participate- in various exercises, while the boys, under the supervision of the Cadet Officers, vie for honors in com- petitive drills. Recently, more gym activi- ties have been added to the boys pro- gram placing emphasis on physical fitness. My E if-1 'au' H 491 1 iq' ' 'M' 1,53-ig 4 i Paul Couture's collar is given a slight adjustment by fellow officer Mike Beauchemin. Sf? f fg 1' pri' Q95 Majors Debra Montbleau and Mary McGann expertly lead the junior girls in their performance of the club drill. Boys' companies compete for coveted drill awards. , g A ,RO Pony tails caught up in white ribbons and a colorful bouncing balloon capture the spirit of a gloriously sunny Field Day, 1974. ,,-lu ,av--vf. 1 1? nwmi' , , as 4413151 'lf Carol Cuipa demonstrates the precision and form which earned her the rank of major. Field Da 1 ll 4 ss N55 at x li x .inn z , - . A f. uv gf' 'VAX 3' ! Y shy . . ,. .., .- ,.1v9'm X Q SX Paula Duff beats out a marching rhythm. K , . 4-,Fwd f-asnnsufjr-'A 'f '1,..... in-.. 1 '.4qW - ' iii .lan-... l1'1i ' li- '1 -w-QQ' . V ll: 5 - 'A lst Lt. Walter Mansur keeps his men in line while they await their turn on the field. iffial as ' 8 Wiz Athletics S wwf? Girls' Basketball Cheryl Wardwell touches up her shooting prior to game. ,1'r'.' 1' 1 ,t X . - A ,f ,R an-...,,,,M U - MW ...qqsks W., W 5 s f y New .s.,gg:: 2 1 1, ' 'U gf' V K . , wg ,,:'f' M , T . ' . if ,Mem .., ,, X A Don't worry, Cheryl, it was only a baby tooth. GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM. Kneeling: Eileen Shea, Patty Toohil, Nancy Cayer, and Ienny Scott. Standing: Sandy Winters, Cheryl :Wardwell, Katie McCormack and Marcia Bissonnette. , 5 1 x, ffl E1 NJ 9 Boys, Basketball The 1974 basketball squad compiled a 6-13 ledger. The team, though, was better than their record implies. As in the previous year, Coach Crowley received clutch shoot- ing from senior Don Mulligan. Co-Captains lim Glenn and Gregg Hill provided the height and muscle underneath. Under- classmen also contributed firepower. Soph- omore Steve Creamer was the team's scor- ing leader. A cool headed guard, soph- omore Al Dennis, livened up the games while baffling opponents with his great ball control. Iunior Tim Bassett could always be counted on for needed baskets. A team as good as the 1974 Red and Gray quintet only needs a few breaks to go places and this group of hoopsters got their fair share. All eyes are on scoring leader, Steve Creamer. Co-Captain, lim Glenn, drives one-on-one 1 Don Mulligan works his way inside. Co-Captain, Greg Hill, watches his layup sink through. The Season Lowell 44 42 80 71 43 61 52 70 48 62 68 65 63 47 64 59 76 64 64 Opponent Waltham Andover Fitchburg Bishop Guertin St. Iohns Lawrence Haverhill Peabody Andover Bishop Guertin Chelmsford Peabody Lawrence St. johns Haverhill Waltham Fitchburg Bay State Tourney Billerica ' Natick s il 51 il' ff , 'a Q, 1 f ! P5 is ,, ll at V , 4 J ' ki i.'1 , r tu A '- ,J gg s ,NK :sgw A- g I X 4 r 1 A N 'w .. 1 HELAYI 1.3:-, Kneeling: Steve Tardiff, Steve Creamer, Dan Rogers, Co-Captain Greg Hill, Co-Captain lim Glenn, Tim Bassett, Mike McMullin, Brian Moffett. Standing: Mike Hays, Mark Sullivan, Ioe Nangle, Don Mulligan, Rick Iby, Skip Pitta, Steve Callahan, Paul Makiej, Coach Mike Crowley. 163 Football f--1 uv--- ---vi 4. I I 1 - T .--- l ' t.....-ni.. di in-W if f' ti 3 7 , l nary A, v.. J Q .Q -gm ,fling M. W af' ' ,L p , A Q '15 In -1 Q 2 1 :fr '-1 S- vi 1? 9' ...,,,Q, ii' W Running Back Tom Bailey threads his way through the Lancer lines. , f ,,,ii Q ,,-1435 - --K-Hn1 f .it ' iq E-119' w '-'.'fi -..:. --1 '-'-'-T'-we i'---' 111:-. , pfiiifl' ,...slll--- rf' I. 5. 6 I . Mr, flu- I-he . , 'I' N Af 'l5lM --1-um' ,... -1 s is e +I' fi V'-3 O T Mike Chisholm blocks an Arlington player. Right: Dave Ruszczyk intercepts an Arlington pass. Wear:-' 5' 99 Y gut' ZVJEC f .ra II-'3 A 5 at-jigjdi? Q ' ' iiKf'jlfvf In their first six outings of the 1973 gridiron season, tough competition and bad breaks combined to set the Raiders back to a 1-5 ledger. Maintaining their poise, an impressive LHS defensive unit shut out Lynn English 14- 0, in the only Friday night home tilt. The following Saturday, in a windchilled Cawley Stadium, the Riddickmen subdued Beverly 14- 6. ijfw N- 1 'Wig A M x F gps Q 'Row 1: Dick Obdens, Keith Rudy, Bryan Fawcett, Tim Fallon, Greg Hill, Bob Smith, Mike Chisholm, Mike Underwood, Mike Cowgill. Row 2: Ioe Slattery, Ierry Petros, Chet Szablak, Ted Mellen, Henry Lisien, Greg Noonan, Dave Ruszczyk, Ed Sullivan, Iohn Crocker. Row 3: Lewis Brustas, Bill O'Brien, Tim Meehan, Bill Rawnsley, Ed Hurley, Tom McOsker, Gabe Garbarz, Larry Rocha, Ed Kulis. Flow 4: Tom Bailey, Bob Gormley, Tom Sager, Tom Sparks, Ioe Velmere, jim Tavares, Bill McQuaide, Ed Choate, Hank Plaistek. Row 5: Bill Gikas, Mark Walsh, Rich Wedge, Andy Robinson, Barry Lewis, Ken Cregg, Don Conroy. How 6: Dan Obdens, Tom Grady, Ioe Polak, Ray Riddick, Paul Lynch, Walter Nelson, George Bossi, lim Mellen. Raiders Cap Season With Thanksgiving Victor The annual Thanksgiving Day clash against Lawrence High saw Lowell the victor, despite soggy field conditions, garnering their third consecutive win, and once again denying their i arch rivals the taste of victory. Right: Raiders leading ground gainer, Tom McOsker , evades Lancer tacklers on a kick-off return. .fm . 0'? 'f . ..,. . . , -. ,,,, , . Y ,,,V , . , 4, .V V. V 1 , V - ,.. .. , ,V .. .,V A . , V A ' 'R 'Q ,ff - 1 ' ' ' 'fi ' ' 1. e .3 QV f 1 if A' ' ff 'L ' -5 QQ' 4' ' - -ff jff' . 3 1 -. f' 4 'v is 4 , W 4' x '-- ' i 'Vg K3-at 'gaiki-f' ' :XF . i H 'i?.'ql'Ai 73' ff' U ,5 1 arfgxggf ' gb a Q2 ':? ,Zm,f ,L S A , W 'fe' ' R' ' ' 4 ..-QT f, '10 1- Q' . ' ,,-Q, fx-4 1 ' 9 .Q I ' '- pi' . Lf- -. ' ' 4 F . '43 6 . 1 ' sf fa' V-f 'J ,S '-2' , V V 'Q ' -3 . 1, . S ..' , . - , V 1-'V L W5 T,.: V' ?' As' 4 .T f ' .V ' 14.94 ggi! ,tMgfuf4?gV W! V ,, A Q Fi 5 lsgplyi-. o V 3 V A 'ni ,. 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Go Raiders, Go! ft ,av S ...n-.fi I '- 'T' il' .gag ' i'f:'s l The Season , Lowell Opponent 20 Chelmsford 14 , 6 Peabody 30 8 Nashua 20 8 Arlington 15 p 12 Haverhill 19 0 Waltham 21 14 Lynn Eng. 0 14 Beverly 6 14 Lawrence 7 ...aa,.b4n 1 ' 1 C Afr, 1 L f--- Q--f--'- ' Q.,-nn 'i 'I' 5 , 1 fgull 1 11- Wi 'L tsl fi' A ,.A,. , I X I M I V Vyuk Q 'Qui K I-'Int' V M - l- a 5' Y an ,Q 1 --Us I ,gif ,gun nn 1 -1... 1 if. ,1-e sa 1 vip- ,,,.... nv ' j 1 -1 f..' ,r 1 ' S. 1, 7 V 1 'ff' - a fi su a M -rm 4 K Z 'y -4 -1 1.-M fa ,f:f,' ,,1., I I 1 --' .. ::: ' r is lf' H Q A Q I'-is-S I? '- vu r ,,,, an if LI. ,...... 1' l ,,,,,,, ' I I1 if I-14l ' , .1 KK! ,Y , N M 7 1 .5 Ui ' . ' Q. fl ' . , 'N rf.. 15' f , 1 -+R-'ff' 1 , 1 f 1 1, 4.41 1 - .-.Ma-rv i - if ', ' , , , ' I lk! ,rlypw-4 i ' ' ' Ja h ' 1 ' ' .Q 'i ufz.'.'51.2-.Q J' V 5 , -, A 5 ' -. 'V 2. A , 'N l , E K , Ailli' -4 :Q 1 A 1 ,a 1 11 : 4-'Q H 1' f- f - - ' ' , Q . 1 ' .gee r , y B,r9'5tLq 41 ' V ' ' 3 5. , la y,.V 'H - . AY- 1 - , , 1 N r, 'J 9 , rl, '24 Y 1- r ,T y .1 i 1, I I .0 ,,.', ,F 62'-A, 4 ' 'A ' - lg - r.sf'p--2 G 1, 3'--a'4fi 1'l '3-L Q B Tim Fallon tosses screen pass to the waiting Larry Rocha. 167 1 4 Y i W 1 I 1 1 I I 1 I Ed Stopyra concentrates on his 'I shot. ' fl t Coach Lang checks the results with Steve McCabe 4 1 1 I 1 Sprinter Andy Robinson on his mark Mal man pn. Boys' Track The track team of 1974 was paced by strongmen Vic Archambault and Ed Stopyra. Once again this one-two punch clinched the top spots in the shot put for Coach Lang. Vic also improved his LHS record with a 57'11 toss in the Mass. State Coaches' Individual Invitational Meet. Later in the spring, Vic placed 2nd and 7th respectively in the State and New England meets. lim Caisse was the lone Raider to be a dual winner. lim copped first honors in the 1000 f2:32j, and also coasted through a 4:46 mile to clinch that event in the indoor meet against Philips of Andover. Steve Conant comes in for a landing. W a t i Y ' V me -. Q L i Q l 8, mg ' 4 ik FD . l Front: Eric Nelson. Kneeling: Andy Robinson, Ed Stopyra, Earle McQuaide, Ioe Durand, Dave McFarland, Steve McCabe, lim Caisse, Iohn Linehan, Mark Makarewicz. Standing: Walter Nelson, Kevin Coyne, Al Bailey, Dave Stuart, Doug Nostrom, Mike Laurenson, Mark Robinson, Will Conant, Ed Kulis, Tom McCabe, Tom Flemming, Larry Rocha, Bob Abacunas, Paul Makiej, Brian Grady, Iohn Lang. Below: Mark Makarewicz lands feet first. tHe hopes!J Flight: Henry Durand crosses the finish line. 3 , rs , , W' My ,, ..--..1,-Y- I if.. 5 i N W. J . . , , I f' 4, . ,,,,,.,.,,,-L ,A I X I A , . N , . V 49' .V Y 'vi ' '-4 'av 'I xtfjgiir fy V 'rf-S' '. ' g fs' 5, X -, Q, A Q ,V -vw i 3 ,pg , .31 ,, f 'K' ', ' ' , A -- , ' V 'f zjfg, ' - ' W' f -5 fs? K . , 'V 3 , we Q- - . M' i - f ., .z ' ' at 'inf fx ,' ' AZ , .M ,,, ,W .My , , X W . l . New Zig N I-I My , ' 1 , 'xx 1 ,1 71 iw YH, .P Li -' iw. g . ' .3 Vic Archambault performs at Cawley meet. Y Jr- , 5 4 ' A-1 Q ' Wie mf' :ff e Iv iv A ,sw A f A. ' :-f ' W , , -. . Yfgvyjl 53,4-Qafia., H 0. . gf , 1 X n-I -1-'- . 1 ,., . ., . . . .Q f A, ',,f.?9.lfLt4 ' ' 1 YL w, v, ' 1 X f .QQ -s ' r ,, ' A 55 Q . 1' - , , .,.f 'in' W W 1- ' . M, ...fist 1 fl- ..., . swf. X ,r , A lim 5 ' f f' W Wg, - I I' I: 11: f ft'i, -wav : f x' -V ti , s - A , i'- 1 sr'-4 -. ' hm. f JWJQZ' in Two more points and you'll be perfect, Tom. lim Caisse races home under a full head of steam 0 6' H 'M , AB-aw :xii 66 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I II I, II restling 1974 will not just be remembered as a very good wrestling year, but as a super, sensational, spec- tacular, or a 'however you care to describe it' wrestling year. The Red and Gray, copped their 2nd consecutive State wrestling title. Iuniors George Kacavas and Earle McQuaide, vital keys to the '75 squad, were crowned state champs at 100 and 158 pounds respectively. George Q18-0-01 also clinched the New England title. Prior to the State showdown, George Kacavas, Brian Dillon, Bill Furey, Earle McQuaide, Bob Smith and Don Conroy, contributing to the record breaking 183 points with their first place finishes, paced the Raiders to an easy Northern Sectionals romp. Bob Smith escapes a tough hold The Season Lowell Opponent 53 Springfield Tech 12 36 Springfield Cathedral 20 55 Concord-Carlisle 9 37 Hamilton-Wenham 18 53 Reading 14 57 Braintree 3 33 Lawrence 28 34 Wayland 25 58 Governor Dummer 3 37 Tewksbury 13 63 Haverhill 6 64 Newton North 6 32 Tabor Academy 16 58 Billerica 3 38 Melrose 18 39 Exeter 10 31 Chelmsford 18 32 Philips of Andover 21 1st in: Amherst Christmas Tournament Coach Bossi offers some advice to the referee Northern Sectionals State Finals 'fin Don Conroy finishes a single leg move. Co-Captain Brian Dillon pauses between matches X1 , uf Q ,.... C -M . is N. bl' 5 ff Ist Row: Bill McQuaide, john Aclin, Don Burns, Co-Capt. Brian Dillon, Ed Geddes, Dave Hoppler, George Kacavas. 2nd How: Don Conroy, Mike Cowgill, Bill Rawnsley, Bob Smith, Earle McQuaide, Bill Furey, Co-Capt. Tim Fallon, Coach George Bossi. 5... V zf . I f A .. at X . , Golf ,,.,., .',,..,,.'s ,.4 '9.,' ,.uog.. ,,noQ . f' y of x'... . Steve Bulawka lines up a putt. Mike Maguire C3115 foul-! Kneeling: Matt King, Mike Maguire, Mark Sullivan, Dick Couragang Standing: Phil Petros, Iohn Miller, Iohn Moriarty, Steve Bulawka, Coach Ioseph Petros. 174 ni.. Girls' Track Ioan Carlsen crosses the finish line. . 310' WHL-Q Marianne Nunnery executes her daily sit ups with a little help Chris Perron aims for the stars. from Dedie Conway. 38 GJ Kneeling: Chris Perron, Francis Scott, Marianne Nunnery, Marie Demers, jenny Scott, Linda Cadwell, Iudy Mulligan, Ioanne Chuette Standing: Coach Barbara Ketchen, Iudy McMahon, Patty Smith, jenny Cenero, Dedie Conway. joan Carlsen. Debbie Bray, Theresa Cote Doreen McMahon, Asst. Coach Sue Nelson. .gixlilig Right: Frank Fergola eyes the goal. 7 Q V A V3 X2 '. We YR ' Xie Team leaders, Frank Fergola, Kevin Avila, and Marc Vandenbulcke, discuss strategy with Coach Sullivan. 76 Steve Szczechura covers a corner JN bv .F Left: Kevin Avila and Hillie opponent eye the play together. November, 1973 - a time of rebirth, revival, beginning, for Red and Gray hockey. Three lines, three goalies, green, fresh rookies straight from no- where. Their inexperience showed in the games and ultimately, the scores, but they skated well and surpassed their coachls expectations. They also improved as the season wore on. As a matter of fact, the Raiders knocked off Lawrence twice in the latter stages of the year, missing the shutout by a few seconds in their last encounter. There are no individual stars to be men- tioned hereg as Coach Sullivan once stated, everything was accomplished through team effort. And sorry, there are no stats worthy to be spread across these yearbook pages, either. You seniors need not be embarrassed, though. When you read of your alma mater's success on the ice in future years, remember that you helped to form a sturdy foundation for a very strong team. , J , Kneeling: Neil Murphy, Phil Richards, Dave Boucher, Iim Donovan, Bob Kelleher, Cary Desmond, Matt King, Harry Anastopoulos, Bob O'Neil. Standing: Russ Smith, Steve Szczechura, Tom Tetreault, Iohn Miller, Kevin Avila, Marc Vandenbulcke, Frank Fergola, Fred McCall, Bob Roy, Ioe Curtis, Coach Ed Sullivan. 177 Tennis : :q'-mf 'NX xx ' l C t 1 rs if . QQLQEQTSTSE?-5g?il'fgifjfglmiWW 'Q W 'A . X A A --is-fi i ,' .1 is if Q .,' 35-. 'K ! 9 R Q s it 11 2 ,at . Q S 1, 4 K- sex- 'gsv - Q t. x . N g F ,- Y, me .3 wr:-Q,-mi, ' i . W 5 w.,...,e,' ,MA B 1 -- sm: C A . S ' 'Sn ' , ze- In Wi : -I f' aw YS-s'QgQ.3 ,, fsyxu . 13 Q ' L .. 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Standing: Iohn Mitchell, Bill Hamilton, Fred Hickey, Mike Gianotis, Mike Hickey, Dave Tennyson, Coach Scott Davis. '22 vnv' may 4: S is Q ,sf ,R 4 -S -. 1 Kneeling: Elli Sullivan, Iulie Carignan, Denise Sevigny, Donna Grenier, Heather Dubois. Standing: Mrs. Kathy Bowen, Gail McGowan, Cheryl Silver, Ianice Carroll, Eileen Molloy, Kathy Geddes. bKr1gv'v ,:'5C? Cl'l.k'Kl5'lX 4 1 1 s KX rxxx1v k' V V W N 1 . .vt ,, 1 .,, im . 1 ., , 5 ,v .V NJ' lv A D: Tl myly 1 'J 1 1w 1 1 1 Y ' xx g '1 1 V ' ' ' ffff 1g1'f5E '1-if E' fl D 'liygg f' V ,'.Q'rMka. l '1 -1 1 '1' 1 X1 x 1'j1't't' ' , l ,.. ...U ...Q-.5 s. nk 1 1 X V X A Q X 1 xv I X .K .R ix Q I . . l. , I Q X G as l QkK'k. 'K Xxxivi I , x xx lx , . . l ' - , 1. 1 r f 44 I xxx xxlxxl' NH .Q , - X -.1 ' ' ' ' ' V 1 - 1, - - l .'. .klli-'41 J 'XXVI' ' D Xxx-'1'Kkfw'X V ' X i '11 - -11 11 11N 24 Xxklxl X - I 3, K X 1, lx 11 1- i - Q, Y ' . 1 S R it x -tm R. 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LHS 5 9 12 2 3 2 Z 13 0 5 0 3 56 elow: Da Ortiz squares for a bunt. The Season Westford Westford Andover Academy Fitchburg Leominster Fitchburg A St. Iohn's Prep St. Iohn's' Prep Shrewsbury Dracut Haverhill Haverhill 5 V -e G Elf Kneeling: lim Gilbride, Don Piche Bob Ryan Davc Ruszczyk Bill Maloney Dan Foley Mark Dendy Dan Ortiz Standing Coach Skaff Tom McOsker, jim McHale, Mike Mullen Steve Creamer Matt McCafferty Dave Martin Assistant Coach Cunha Q s u V I 5 ' 5 rss- . mi . -mv. .arf .T-Q-N an ...nh n-.. 5 . K QW, 0 - 4 L f- ' 0 ' ' ' Jaw faq AWS' L. z : ' 4- vf. 'A W ai' A ' , K 'Q 'U' war W5 sa '2 0 ...4 .M ' Southpaw, Bill Moloney, zeroes in on the target. Q i Baseball Mike Skaff's '74 diamond crew romped through their first five outings before cooling off and finally recording a respectible 7-5 seasonal ledger. The Red 81 Gray offensive battery was headed by the sizzling .405 batting average of Steve Creamer. Greg Hill f.321j, Don Piche f.313j, and Mark Dendy 1.2921 provided the balanced attack at the plate needed to score runs and win games. Second base- man and Captain, Dave Ruszczyk, knocked in ten runs and crossed the plate ten times himself. Southpaw Bill Maloney handled the bulk of the pitching chores, fashioning five of the seven LHS victories, while dropping only two decisions. He kept the opposition honest with 78 strikeouts and a brilliant .083 ERA. While Bill successfully tended to his mound duties, his teammates performed like- wise at the plate. if 1 . f. . New . 5 it .4 -1 bi .3 L ' Captain, Dave Ruszczyk, talks with Coach Skaff. 181 4 Dan Foley stoops to conquer. ms-A 2,-f' , 4 r P 1 I 1 The Senior Prom f,q-...gg 'fr '- -.AQ ,...,,,. 1 5 , Q, 1 Q Y 2' U1 3, . ' Q ' 4 4 1 Gig, f tg' : S 'a ' I iq . ,512 , 'iii ,A V 7 T 'f . ' if! ,M ...af . 1 x A ,ui 4' 9 '-'Iii -1, ' . . 3 'H- K , -- f-- ' .ev wafftnsw, ,4 -.ALA in F - 'V' 'I' 2.5 ii da r' i na V' 5+ Below: Martha Hayden does her thing. l X. A ,352 J- -X A aff J -2'- -ua ,f Sandy Mitchell and Ieff Desmarais concentrate on the tricky steps of the i Hully Gully. 3 1 lfbx The arrival of Iulie Ryan, Mike Dupuis and their friends creates quite a sensation. f2 'fi :Kiki Q V 'W 'Qs- 9 568. 5 Q1 f K Q gif 0 5 I I Blk ' . Z A f '. , . ze, , 'A - Richards enjoy a break during intermission. 5, l Bob Wooster, Debbie Elston, and Dave Peirce. -12, ,S , 1 l gf ,, I ,, HW Sharlene Leach and her date End a convenient, if unconventional, retreat With a little urging from Cheryl Quattrochi, Steve O'Brien finally makes it out onto the dance floor. tw!! M X 3 'vars-I f X it Sv Roy Greaves ordered his tux from Sully's. Below: Did Peter Cheney order his tux from Sully's too? K XM. Ronnie Fields joins in the Hully Gully .1-Gb! g 2 , an 4 3, 1,1 'H -A ir! 3? .g 4? f' 4 X ,. '25 Pearl Archambault's mother told her about Ultra Bright. Q --rf X A '-N. i Mary Ayotte and her date rest during intermission. Below: Ruth Howard always gets her man! ! ,ra l 4 Linda Belanger and Danny Demers dance well together. 450+ ff? - '-saf N,-f if f l 5 i l A 4 313 i X, lr. , at H K5 2 , ,. 1 '91 X' S 1 I -Eff l'J?iggZ'? 3 J f Mauro Cassanelli and Charlene Clarke pause for a moment at the table of Debbie McCarthy and George Hebert. 6 O ri A ,ffm 'Uh- -Q4 'it t N I J i i 'Q ' l Ieannette Rioux moves to the measured beat of the Hully Gully. Mal-ty L01-1-ey and Mary Lou MCGH1-ry take time out from dancing'to greet other couples. Es, p 1 I' V. I, . Vx. , , , Ml' . K .lf 4. ' D' r-9 .Milf We 1 , 'ffiffw .f 7 'fx-7 ' L f if : v 4 , , f I, . feng -Q4., Aff, Above: Patty Sullivan and her date, Bob Regan, are shown here with her parents, Deputy Superintendent of Schools, G. Douglas Sullivan and Mrs. Sullivan, who were among the honored guests of the senior class. Opposite: The enjoyment written on the faces of Kenneth Dipoto and Cathy Duggan reveals the success of the evening. f 5.4 as 2 0,04 B 4 if 4. , ,, 4, ufxwiw' 5 4 Q if 0 IW im .S A gg .r 'if' , 4' I ' Y - .- 4- f' ,.-cg iff ' , is 'F v- , qv, ,- -. J. , ' M'-iw, gffffiiii 'WF-' i. - , , X . , 6. - - , ffizex , ' 9 'K f MV, A , ' f ' if N ' v . X, ' 'Hg mp A 1,15 9 ' ' ' , Q .0 'AW W L . s ' Q ' ,,.' A, -5 if at . : 1 194: I N K' A ,E ' . - 'ri' .Q , ' i ,,,,ze .-xp. AMY. lf, .- , . , Z' ,U , , -F. A f Z' lf Q 1 t s f A W zz ,K Q fx.:f . fjw ,lx H? r ,Vw Pamela Laroche favors more conventional formal attire. 7 'x In Splle of the excltement, Robert Ryan Ends a moment to take a cat nap. Barbara St. Armand and Gary Fallon enjoy a quiet dance. 7943- Q-a Poremba and Marilyn Perigny. Q ,J ,faq iii Now let me see, shall we have a scotch and soda or a coke? A Ian, , Henry Lafontaine, Kirk Bartholomew and their dates take a break between dances. ,gn-..,. 'E Dina Bettencourt was escorted to the Mary I0 Cunhgfs date is Louie Castro. prom by Elisio Avila. in r fnl a-Jw ,i lf lv e IJ ., asm: 4 A Noreen Toohil and Pat Theodoros look elegant in their formal attire. Bill Mercier gets into the swings .I x fi? uvQ,,'3 4 t K 1 ,.f VM Marianne Charko was escorted by Rich Destrempe. Heather Koller and her escort, Steve Swindells, take a moment for some private conversation. 1:5-gmsx, 'Di 'Stiff QM- Tim Culbert and his date enioy a quiet dance. all ' 1 A 4?, 'Q .fiiiglfwill Q 2 4 4' i .. 'x ul Nancy Corbeil and her date, Henry Michaud, watch the dancers. 'v 1jTTf -wif .- fl! 2-..,.,..f Dressed in formal elegance are Mark Eastham and Elaine Costos. 5 . B 'L . 'vdW, gxf, X The Last Dance 'Qs j X N fr' A-fag, -Ile 1 in, A., Bryan McMahon, Vice President of the class and Carol Morin are seated at the head table. Now for the beach! umnlazm14.na1m ORA 1. . xv Q xxx Y x ey -qv, Xlwv., . V 23, 5- IN . : f,axf,r,'1g - z 4' X . 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Rl ' W A ,RQ - '-'faq'-1.409 ,zlffwwuuvtii ung.,,,,K..,,,...nv . A 4 . ' ff 1 N Q ' f f JA I x 13 ', , Y M' 4 .' . ' V Q 'KA ,.- Aw ' - A ff- A -Q. 7 ' , em P' wif Y ' ,, fi- 'v 2, ' 'I an-...,... , in , , P -Qggg. MI--'C ,.. '-M ff, C q '.. N r - . f I .Q . wwf, V 4 . D - V - . ww D F ' ,I ,i 'iz' 4 W, , . '- 'QI N ' , 7 5 4 1' 'Q22z4f.g:iai2:i' W' R . , 3 f , QV . vi M w.. ,-f - ' ml ' 0' i ,,,Q1. K V 5 4' V A5 'Q 5' 4. A QL N A ,a L l 1----Y Above: Class President, Steven A. Smith, presents the class gift. Right: With large, brown eyes reflecting her sincerity, Pamela H. Rey delivers the salutatory address. iatunznua.. 4: Lu no ,. J 1- 863 Receive Diplomas On Iune 5, 1974, one of the largest senior classes in recent Lowell High School history graduated during a ceremony at the Lowell Memorial Auditorium. Mayor Armand W. LeMay awarded diplomas to the 863 graduates, and Superintendent of Schools Earl Sharfman awarded the honors, amongst them the coveted Carney Medals which go to the three highest ranking boys and the three highest ranking girls in the senior class. The invocation for the graduation exercises was delivered by Rev. Francis I. Ouellette, O.M.I., while Rabbi Iames M. Lebeau con- cluded the ceremonies with his benediction. Clutching her awards in one hand and her recalcitrant cap in the other. Renee Clare M. Smith frightj, winner of the Franklin E. johnson Book Hebert, recipient of both the Alice F. D. Pearson Medal and the High School Prize is congratulated by jubilant friends. Faculty Scholarship, can't believe her good fortune. ffm fr, 'R Vffbaf f , sf' 2' Aww? Before the ceremonies begin, Stanley Fall and a friend take a moment to peruse the program. In the percussion section of the band, the cowbell provides an interesting accent. HONORABLE MENTION During the ceremonies, honorable mention was made of those who attained a scholarship rank of 90 percent: Iohn Aclin, Paul Brouil- lard, Christopher Chingros, Barry DesLauriers, Kenneth DiPoto, Philip Donaghey, C. Daniel Foley, William Kaknes, Christos Koum- pouras, Mark Makarewicz, Leonidas Pappas, Lisa DePaulis, Marcia Dolce, Maureen Donnelly, Anne Marie Dupuis, Sandra Evans, Susan Farrell, Diane Creenstein, Renee Hebert, Cynthia Hines, Anastasia Housianitis, Sara Huntley, Karen Kiernan, Diane R. Laferriere, Mary Iane Lelacheur, Deborah McCarthy, Iayne McGrath, Kimberly O,Brien, Annette Poitras, Linda Prud'homme, Michelle Ritchotte, Clare Smith, and Ann M. Sweeney. 'Nu 'R N N sf K . as f, Y - Sfmt 5 1 19' ,Wil . 'tif Iimmy Gallagher and Gerry Gagnon are delighted to be here. 4 i 'If k S , s I f... 4 I s Q uf ,1 If A Q , , 1 A i 'Q U Mfr ...- J ., , X wx '4- -zfl' . 'ww -if .rg Z v , ,f 5 -1 .WH Ip. 0 'Y .i .4 1' fv'hh ' A-on i. 1 v , 1 aa HW Q ,, ,+ 51 Vw? J Q, ,ft 4 'K .Q VM' ,.. t BA . 2Wtr -.. QS 5. I5 ,y pg 1 1 Y ?Q' L 5 L I 4 ut- -,x ' 1 I i 4 Q I rw . f 2:4 s 1 .f Mg .4 , ? if f? ig? ! ef 4 o ya x. 1, ' Q , 5 . ' 1 . v u I . e A, 4 .1 ' . . , . 4 1 i . , ' A 1' v 5' . -.Q inf 4 fu Iva if . , 4 1 k A V -I 1.1 A-'-Q'.f-.5i?1. hf,q25g, ,rr , .' 5 x '- L 441' Ha! H125 Mfg! t :ff if, Nififgwmifi 1 5' 1, gi, ff' X MW? 9333 , f u , ' Nxt: ?,4ij fx 5 Z I Q 5' !: 'f Q G!!- V 1 5: Q f - ,'4 ,v.' F9474 4 ' CW' I V W f , 1 i ' zum-Pa ' A , ui N. xi , 'Viat- ,A xx-,vggim -..nann- -3 ,- D ll! If 'Kh- 5 -av' 7 v I I ,I 1: I Above: Do we really have to wear these silly things? Left: The entrance of the Color Guard, composed of L.l-l.S. juniors, was a highlight of the ceremonial festivities. 4' I 4 9 wmpmw ' 3 Q 2 ,,1 2 Ei, 6 ' if if ' , gk azfifz 1 7 ff X gy., 4222? - . if ' . .,Q ' ,1 'X 8 Wai z. 'K , 53.5 K fr ,Nw mm Saga' Q5 ' ' -H 5.55,-, S , K , ,,., GCZQQZW, . , , W 'Y xs'-glut xx: 'six' 'ai- M 74. V15 ' ffifff- iw? ., .Im .r3f'v44 4 X Q I ' 2 WZ! I , X' ' fi1H'jeQS-Kfc fre' ? fur!! A3 221' ...mix f2 gI-' H .s--- ,,. ii:-v ,,,, 1 if Y av I X , 0 L., -1: Don't look so sad, although we must leave, As the day of departure arrives. lt's the time to be free, to live joyfully, ln our Youthg the Spring of our lives. - In The Spring of Our Lives 1974 Class Ode by Neil Donohoe H863 graduates? I only counted 860 1 X Y L f 1 Ir ,i M, ' if A Mike Chambers, Nelson Goes and a fellow graduate comtemplate the problems of post graduate adjustment. Ax ll' fl! 1 is .Q Did you ever see him in School? Now, where do I put this bobbypin? ff ll 3 . - . , ' W-Mm' Relatives and friends anxiously watch the distribution of diplomas. I 5 4 4 . f ' 'f r' ' sf .41-5 gig. N553 ,R 'f' 1 we f 13, 4 .3354 wi-A x 'sw . .N Z5 r Q3 .. k . f 'ff' 1 - 3 'Y ,, 1 WA. 'S QM .. r we Groduotes of 1974, joyous memories ond sod left behind, look for new horizons, bright futures U l. , yk in 1 r w N 1 1 . ' s f F 3 P P' L W l Q I I 5 ' li . E I 1 l v l H 71 hi L 2 1 I Wh ai' Lowell High is . . . far ' f-J 'K' Left. Linda Tennyson and Iohn Bechard hurry to class. Above: Roland Caisse indulges in his favorite activity. Lou Ann Christman was just as cute two years ago. 'iw 3.1-A 'O 1' 5' Left: Richard Larochelle models his Sunday chapau. Above: Sara Huntley dances at the Harvest. .pueqli fii, 1: Mrs. Moore's TESL program graduates its first class of international students: Sofia Tsionis, Catherine Keratsopoulos, Nancy Manolis, Anastasia Housianitis, Maria Espinola, Oscar LeBrun, Orlando Vazquez. Everyone thought Yvonne DaCunha was the real thing. l Peggy Dolan experiments. Albert E. I. Bergeron Insurance Cherry 8: Webb Cormier's Home Fashions, Inc. Cote's Shoe Store Flowers by Albert Flowers by Voyer Mr. 8t Mrs. Iohn Aclin Mr. David I. Aguiar Mrs. Delia P. Aguiar Mr. Ioseph Aguiar Peter T. Albert Nicholas Apostolakos Robert Armstrong Mrs. Iacqueline Ashe Mr. Edward Babigan Mr. gl Mrs. Paul Bain Dr. 81 Mrs. G. Belinsky Mr. 81 Mrs. Norman Bernier Patricia Blaze Mr. 8: Mrs. Alfred Bodkins Ronald F. Boisjoly Mr. 8: Mrs. George W. Bovill Mr. 8z Mrs. Fred H. Britton Mrs. Lucy W. Brown Mrs. Constance M. Carignan Mr. Gerald A. Carignan Mr. Bruce R. Carney Mr. Sz Mrs. Iohn B. Caron Mrs. Eileen M. Casey Iohn F. Casey Mr. 81 Mrs. Leo L. Cloutier Mr. 81 Mrs. C. Corbeil Richard I. Dacey Mrs. Mary da Silva Mr. 81 Mrs. Philip Davidson Mrs. Christine E. Demetriou Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward K. Dick Mr. 81 Mrs. Alfred R. Dolce Mr. 81 Mrs. Walter Donohue Debbie Aclin Iohn Aclin Brenda Adie Mark Aguiar Linda Almeida Sandy Almeida Iudy Anderson Sponsors A Friend Groveland Fruit Company Highland Flower and Gift Hospital Pharmacy House of Hallmark Kenney Flowers, Inc. Patrons Mr. 8: Mrs. Roger P. Durkin Mr. 81 Mrs. G. David Flanagan Mary R. Freitas A Friend Ruth W. Gagnon Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas Gallagher Mrs. Mary Garrett Chris Georgoulous Mr. 8z Mrs. Gilbert Grandchamp Dr. 81 Mrs. S. S. Greenstein Dr. Walter Grondalski Groton-Lowell Upward Bound Sheila M. Hallissy Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles Hill Mr. 81 Mrs. Ioseph W. Iezak Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. gl Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs Donald H. Iohnston Steve Kalaritas Robert M. Kealy William I. Kenney Mr. Iohn Leary Mr. 8: Mrs. Phillip Lipinsky Ms. Catherine L. Mangan Paul G. Mann Gerry Marchand Henri Marchand Mr. 81 Mrs. David McBride Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert McBride Roberta McBride Ethel R. McCarthy Mr. 81 Mrs. Bruce S. McLaughlin Mr. 8r Mrs. David L. McLaughlin Mrs. Lawrence H. McLaughlin M E R C O Boosters Anonyme Ed Anteblian Barbara Archibald Ginny Archibald Iim Armstrong Mary Ashe Barbara Bailey Mary Bailey Mary Barrett Peggy Barrows Linda Belanger Denise Bordeleau Donna Bridge Sharon A. Britton 218 LaPorte Drug Co., Inc. Leblanc Furniture Malliaros Clothing Co., Inc. Matte's T V Service Parkway Photo 7-Eleven Store Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward Morris Mr. 8: Mrs. Garry P. Murphy Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas Murphy M. Clare Murray Barbara A. G,Brien Edward R. O'Brien Edward R. O'Brien Ir. Mrs. Margaret O'Brien Mr. 81 Mrs. Arthur A. Papillon Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur Pard Mrs. Alice Pearsall Mr. Alcide I. Pincence Mr. Raymond A. Pronovost Mr. 8z Mrs. Ioseph M. Regan Mrs. Iames F. Rourke Mr. 81 Mrs. Al Saba Mr. 8: Mrs. Sidney Sands Mrs. Grace S. Scanlan Patricia Shanley Mr. 81 Mrs. Irving Sideman Michael Sokolowski Mr. Edward I. Sullivan Mary E. Sullivan Miss Rita M. Sullivan The Thomas Family Wyman Trull Mr. 81 Mrs. Ioseph Verfaillie Mr. 8: Mrs. Ioseph B. Verfaillie 8: Vanessa Miss Martha Webster Mr. 81 Mrs. Henry Werrick Mr. gl Mrs. Philip Zeller Catherine Callahan Kathleen Callahan Carol Carbonneau Nancy Cassin Michael Chambers Rich Charron Peter Cheney fCont. on pg. 2381 I i i i I I 1. 1 I sl . I. .5 I it Il I I is ft I It t l i r i I I E I 3 .I I ,J 'f Y-,A ww .M H -U1 , Q N, ii O TU W X L 'E' I wr CONGRATULATIONS ...and the best of luck! We at Loring are proud ofthe part we have had in helping to make your classbook a permanent reminder of your school years, recording with photographs one of the happiest and most exciting times of your life! We hope that, just as you have chosen us as your class photographer, you will continue to think of Loring Studios when you want photographs to help you remember other momentous days to come! When you choose Loring portraits, you are sure of the finest craftsmanship at the most moderate prices! L0ltl G TUDl0 New England's Leading Portrait and Yearbook Photographers 220 Questions ore Probed kim. ' vw, Above: Elizabeth Burke makes new discoveries through her . ,VY ff! 'Q it 'Z-f microscope. Above Right: Iohn Garabedian formulates his own questions. Center Right: Debbie Herrington expresses her own theories in an essay test. Below Right: With the aid of a graph, Al Terriault works out a problem in the math lab. Below: After discussing The Power of Positive Thinking, Mr. Hickey's sociology class learns to look at the world differently. 'W-ff 1 l fr l L! 'vi K. is JOHN A. NOTINI ANDREW C. NOTINI ARTHUR E. NOTINI ROBERT E. NOTINI Girls' and Boys' Albert H. Notini 81 Sons, Inc. Wholesale TOBACCO-CONFECTIONERY'' 225 Aiken Street Lowell, Massachusetts 01854 LOVVELL HIGH SCHGOL RINGS No : Pay DOWN Weekly 'gm uimiivincn smtr Nexr Io Bon Marche This Space in the Spindle is R Respectfully Dedicated to The Men and Women esponsible for Educating the 1974 Graduating Class of Lowell High School UNION NATIONAL BANK 222 Skills ore Developed .. . 1 ' z I 4 'Wk Above Left: Linda O'Brien, Cindy Niemi and Mary Nelson improve their typing. Above: Iohn Gallant receives instruction in carpentry Below: Doris Schaefer reviews her shorthand transcription Left: Mary Dalton works on a composition in string art. Below: Seniors Victor Archambault, Mary Ann Vassilakos, Brenda Durkin, Susan Saba, and Peter Kalogeropoulos improve their skills in developmental reading. Peace and Best Wishes to the class of '74 Lallas Buick, 0peI Inc. 61 East Merrimack Street -ANoovEafsMAaT 8. PLAGG -Lowell i t eton E- .Nr , i i iigwwgvinh , - Q 1 . f? i -kwa 5 , Fred. C. Church, Inc X ,-- 'I,t,Ag.t.1,'2g'!f1 ff I -A . AfEi'Y7S 7 'Q' xg-W -'Ji as sn ,liaise iNsuaANcE wishes you every Qffr- lt.-is 2 V- VME , rfefff-i.- 1, 11 ,,l 3 success at this V 1 i' U 1 . . FT Jg,.:g.o-3 i .pa jftfiwfl' 1 im portant heig ht yii,i ,J-.iiific frm - i 4 safes if in our career. 'T 'Tiffin '1--57 --2 y 4 2 'Chelmsford The new brand name store for Men and Boys' 'Lt I fashions at moderate prices. Alrnurth ' FASHIONS ii G nm., ,,,,, goYS L i m Start your car eers with clothes from 173 Central Street Alcourt's o 0 0 Talents ore Encouraged . .. i 1 1 ,el ?, rr A Q .. .. .gage ,- FUTURE ARTISTS AT WORK. Above Left: Doreen Andrews. Center Left: Bob Greenhalge and Ray Hamel. Above: Denise Larochelle. T 1,1 -- w X -W , I ,V A. 'T X. wi, ,fb we - -r .raw Y my vs, N. ,qu 'fix T 3 -0 1' f ' - Above: Susan Deroche and Leanne Sponholtz. Left: Iimmy Campbell and Steve Villineau. Aww 225 ++-P A noun cn vous vintlfuoll - n WL. NSN: x sg! is youu stcvm fb: . YQUR HANDS fw,i 100k UWAGCMINT . ....1- ....1 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. Itls fast, easy and convenient at the Mutual Savings Banks. 226 g':l1- .,- Love Abounds 4' af U W, ENIOYING THE PROM. Above: Mark Dendy and Donna Beland. Left: Eileen '4 Casey and her escort. Below: Mary Ioy ll McEnnis and lim Buonopane. A qv. Enjoying the popular Greek Dance at the C.O. - A , ., mn- 'Q Vx, 'Uh f,f!k- 's.t as N ' . ' NK Steve Callahan eyes a cute junior at a basketball game. .A D ,rg , 1 3 A ' - ful- Y -4, Q'-f .' - ,:.:.' P-'Te , ' 7 A , 1- ,ff 3 - ' 'ff.:: ' -, A? ' 1 ' -4 i ff' . I ' ' Eg 4 ' Ab' X.--:,1g::x' f 4.532-:M . , , - Q11 S at w The Harvest was the occasion for dates between Debby Vose and Brian Riordan and Ioanne Urban and Spike Kostolakos. A 8: L taxi We Have One Of The Largest Fleets An d Render Better Service 455-5661 453-5552 Look f or The Green 8: Black Cabs 115 CONGRESS ST., LOWELL Congratulations to 1974 Graduates Where Vlbmorrowk Hair Styles are Created Today K6 Best Wishes School of Hal? Deyzgn MALDEN- 330 MAIN sr 324-7710 , . . LOWELL: 24 PALMER ST. 453-1822 Bring refreshment into play 1? Lffa 695 wg Mm mms FP t have ca Coke A I .... E - 641112, tat' 5, s Colm in u rnghhrod BY COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF LOWELL, INC. Irado-mark. 228 .. . Laughter Reigns ii L. '- .-..-M..-,gp ' 'F it itgsba Above: Ieannette Rioux, Laurie Flynn and Iudy Dupont enthusiastically open y l i their Christmas presents. E Opposite: Brian Rocheleau and Wayne Sevigny will use any method to escape from class. AF- 'CIS' Above Patricia Murray and Roberta Perrault relax in the Lunch Room Below Greg Hill appears to have double trouble Wherever did I leave my purse? T OPEN NION. - T F 9 452 3665 TUE5. - WED, - S T. 9 5 30 UPHOLSTERING CARPETING Century Furniture 8. Upholstering Co. F R SERVICE AND QUALITY You PAY L EVERYTING r-'OR THE HOME BILL. GOYETTE 731 LAKEVIEW AVENUE RON PALASKI i.owEL.i., MASS. 453-8292 'Wu ..... ,,,..t?..-.,.Qi?1'O' PELLETIER BROS. GARAGE 0 GENERAL AUTO REPAIRIN G 0 BODY 8: FENDER WORK 0 PAINTING 0 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SERVICE 1516 Middlesex St. Lowell, Mass. Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF 1974 rst Federal Savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OI- LOWELL Dennis Office Supply Corp. The Complete Office Outfitter 109 MARKET ST. LOWELL, MASS. Best Wishes from LOWELL HONDA 9 Middlesex Street FEEN EY The Florist 70 BRIDGE STREET TELEPHONE 452-0555 LOWELL, MASS. 0 'Y Hopes ore Raised Above: To the amusement of Phyllis Gentile. Annette Poitras learns that she's a safety hazard. Left: Donna Labonte peruses a letter from an absent friend. 51255 'S i ll I l gs V- 1 ' l Left: Marc Vandenbulcke practices his penmanship. Above: Dave Brule looks forward to lunch. Congratulations to Class of 1974 from the employees and management of ALEXANDER'S MARKETS Best of Luck to the Class of 1974 5 IQ Real Estate Agana PHONE 459-3701 , 'ftfgig 240 PINE STREET V, M,0,,, : 1.0wE1.1.. MASS. 01851 fz'::9-' . 2? PETER NIKITOPOULOS JACK O'BRlEN LUCRETIA NIKITOPOULOS BRUCE CARNEY LOU FEDELE Qualitg Danni Shops, Bur 5 MERRIMACK ST. - KEARNEY SQ. LOWELL, MASS. 1 Best Wishes Dillon Cleaners X l la W ,eg.,, .ir M' THE GFOILMAIQSHOP QQ for the bride and groom R ,,, 5 AUTOLITE LEECE-NEVILLE PRESTOLITE GERMAN BOSCH MOTOROLA l.ucAs DE1.co'rRoN CHRYSLER For The Groom WHOLESAL' 'HAH Fashions By After Six 81 Lord West , 9 Sales 0 Rentals 5 For The Bride Al-TERNATUR SERVICE. lNC- Fashions By The House ot Bianchi 9 Sales Only .1osEPH core, Pnesioem 96 Ammotom Ave FRANK R. core, vice PRESIDENT omxcut, MAss maze 232 In his portrayal of the butler in The Sound of Music, Louis Styles revealed his dramatic talents. if Dreams are Born -7 K ans-f.....,-,,, -Q ' Kathy Gelarderes dreams of summer vacation. 'Mx p. E-3555 .2 ff'-l' 2 P- 1 . . div N 4 '. W,n 3'-5 13. .jh ,sg-Tb: - , e.-th. L .V bzwtng, if-, '.--qw m - ' V q 5 SW . 1 , ' Q 1 5-:!5':'n: A Qf,?s:f:,'f,:,:', ,.,.M .K A -. ri . .5'!ff'-H. u P' '1', .A 2 3,-Y.-j ss '19-f ,I g.-N, nfp ji.. , 'H al .,,, Q fn 12. L Karen Copley builds sound bones and teeth. -AX ...AL '51, M4,.,f...-1 ,Q 51' g f 4 oQ4 p l 9 4 vip? 414 Pretty soon we'll be reading about Marty Broderick in the Indianapolis 500. 233 VERY Xxx XBRBRXQ s STEVEN GILBOAHD 630 Nlerriniack St., Lowell, IVlass. 01852 Tel. 459-4041 Established in 1866 PRINCE'S Stationery-School Supplies 96-104-108 Merrimack Street Downtown Lowell ffii .i ---Y .L . 27 M ,- I '14-H N J .. .,:51g.i,-,1:x4f::?37f':E.T..2-SBS 'em 'WT - 73 1' f R ' ' 'Q -R - l 1 it .QI '-: i2'i'Ei-1 . . Q 3 I ' JZ'-fi51TI9 'K-?'i'5iLI:'f'E 1 , -1 iblfilf 521-2Qrllli.-if:-:'fsf.iai1 'ip tail. 'if 2 '7'.i-. 'Elf-'1:::3 1-ff i w- 4, ' nl, E J r 'W ag I A f J ,,, . -- i-,fav ...- llqlf' -' 1:5-:ui 'r 4-' CO-OPERATIVE BANK HENRY ACHIN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. ROLAND ACHIN PAUL ACHIN ROBERT ACHIN FREDERICK ACHIN AUTO v FIRE - IIFE ONE of GREATER LOWELL'S OLDEST and LARGEST AGENCIES ESTABLISHED 1906 ie Holm eraser 4 9 9 7 l.owi-31,I,, ALxss,xc'lii1sli'l'1's 012552 5 ' 0 I 691 MERRIMACK ST. LOWELL Congratulations Congratulations to the Class of '74 LHS Class of 1974 from QASINCE I933 9 ., LOWFIIVACADEMY gQit!? is.tilivi? tgiflfvffili 9, Aef redlh Co Ed I3,4.S39l!1Ilf'!!teQIwZ-8636 IF YOU'RE GOING TO BE A HAIRSTYLIST BE A GOOD ONE Our exclusive Robert Newton and International Pivot Point techniques guarantees y0u'1l be a good one. Day, evening and part-time courses. Come in or call for brochure. LULL 8: HARTFORD, INC. ROBERT RYNNE ELMER P. RYNNE Wholesale Sporting Goods - Sports Clothing Tai.. 458-8311 se PRESCOTT STREET I-OWELL. MAss. S s. PLUMBING s. HEATING CONTRACTOR Q REMODELING o REPAIRS o NEW INSTALLATIONS o PROMPT SERVICE INDUSTRIAL - RESIDENTIAL 24 HOUR SERVICE 0 ESTIMATES PHIL SANDLER, MASTER PLUMBER LIC. if 603I 123 rLowER LANE DRACUT ' Friendships ore Formed x.v,f 3 tif! Drill activities have always been conducive to the camaraderie: Hey, Buddie, watch those lingers! development of fr ,, ., is 9 . ,-is Betsy Burke and Ellen Iackson discuss after school plans during lunch .Er Above: Classmates Terry Gormley and Iimmy Glenn meet to discuss the fine points of one of Mr. McDonough's lectures. Left: Walking home from school is an activity shared by Ianice Tournas and sisters Fotine and Pauline Panagakos. Below: Friends who meet daily in the cafeteria to discuss world affairs: Bill Furey, Mike Chisholm, Tom Bailey, Io Slattery, and Woody Bubanes. if ,fr -1'-'ima'.9f.: QA :F Advance Finance Company 147 Central Street LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS 01852 SAAB BLDG. ROOM 201 SECOND FLOOR, ACROSS FROM STRAND THEATRE BYAM BROS. - MAHONEY Insurance Agency, Inc. 701 Merrimack St., Lowell, Mass. 01852 457-7631 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1974 jllart' 3 Men's Store Varsity Shop Boy's Dept. 3 lnstead of the usual 3 or 4 years, you sign up with us for just 2 years. lt's not 2 years on a take-it or leave-it basis either You get a choice, You can choose your job-training, Clhe list is a long one, so look it over carefully, We think youll agree that most ot these iobs are the kind you can bring back with you to civilian litel Cr, you can choose to serve in Europe. lYou'll work hard, but it can also I be one ot the most rewarding experi- ences youll ever havel Either way you wont come away empty-handed alter two years. Along with our new 2-year enlist- ment, today's Army is announcing a new salary 5326 lO a month, before de- ductions With a raise to 536330 in lust four months Ct course, youll get all our other benefits Meals and housing are pro- vided llfledical and dental care are tree Plus, a 30-day paid vacation every year lf you havent talked to an Army Representative about our new 2-year enlistment, it may pay to look him up in the Yellow Pages Hes listed under Becruiting We don't make Promises. We make Guarantees 315-f -fx as' .GI-II av-Y SFC Bert Fields, Sgt. Anne Dunlap, SSG Willie Key, SSG Bob Clark 236 14 4, I , Memones ore mellowed .. . BAY C' , 4 h Q, , x' , 194' :MW f ' tial K f ,Q t i ' . , fa' All ' X sf 3 'IVL Q. A fl' M ,Q , ' 1 jj x'-' A, i ,, 5' v N 3 - .17 ff .N . -4 1' ..-. , 1 t :' ' V- 1 in J X: of It is . .....r 'WJ 1' V l 1 ' U.. , -i Above: As juniors, we marched cheerfully in the Field Day Parade. Left: Kenny Lambert learned the art of candle-making. Below left: As sophomores we went regularly to class. Below right: Roberta Perreault's pony tail swept the floor of the tech gym at the Fifty's Dance. if X wi QW' -1 'lint' ' if ,AQ a. Congratulations to the LHS Class of 1974 from The Quality leader ir MARKETS 205 Plain Street Lowell Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1974 Your agent for ,-r, ' n r , J is Z 172 fmlglfff -fy World's finest class rings mf z7 JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1872 Downtown Lowell and Chelmsford Mall Randy Cheney Louise A. Clark Class of 72 Paul Clermont Cathy Cloutier Louise Cognac Cathy Cortez Deborah Costopoulos Crete Lisa Davis Diane Delisle Richard Deslrempe Ken DiPoto Patty Donovan Louise Dows Carole Duggan Cathy Duggan Anne Marie Dupuis Brenda Durkin Roseanne Durkin Sue Filzsimons Daniel Foley Debra Foley Betty Ann Frappier Mary Ellen Frappier '72 Peggy Frappier A Friend Wally Gacek Donna Gendron Mike Gianotis Mark Giavis Cecile Claude Nelson C. Goes ludy Gonsalves Boosters David Hanson Cindy Hardy Xavier Harrison Deborah Herrington Linda Hewes Fred Hickey Cindy Hines Ianice Hopkinson Agnes lean Barbara lezak Glenn johnson Cindy Kalergis Bruce Kaplan Marjory Kenney Karen Kiernan Chris Koumoutseas Christos Koumpoure Flora Labrecque Diane Laferriere Brian A. Landry Kathy Leavitt Mary Leavitt Tara Leavitt Linda Lepene Marty Lorrey Susan MacArthur The Magician Annmarie Mahoney Brenda Maille Nancy Manolis Mate Rich Matte Roy McCormack IS Michael H. McDonough Louise McKenna Larry McLaughlin Maureen McLaughlin Pat McLaughlin Tom McLaughlin Gayle McMahon Cathy McNally William Mercier Mary Metcalf Adam Michalik Ken Michaud Beth Milinazzo Sue Mitchell Cindy Morin Ralph Mueller Patty Mullen Mary T. Murphy Gerry Normandin Bert Nolini Pamela A, O'Donnell Cyndy Panousis Denise Papillon Leonidas I. Pappas The Pearce Family Valerie L. Philbrick Mike Redding Maureen E. Quirk Pamela Rey Michelle Ritchotle Mark Robbins Diane Rondeau Marguerite L. Roy Cindy Russell Margaret Ryan Rober St. Arnaud Claire I. Sala Steve Sands Anne Sayers Shaft Brad Sideman Steven Siegal Dianne Simard Grace Slattery Iames B. Smith Steve Smith Mark Sorenson Russ Soucy Colleen I. Sweeney Doug Sullivan Karen Sullivan Darren H. Sykes Stephen Szczechura Ioyce Taylor Robert Taylor Theresa Taylor Patrick Theodoros Phil Theriault Bill Thomas lack Thomas Sofia Tsionis loanne Urban Ioanne Vergados Debbie Vose Wacky-Sacky-Comebaekey Brenda Wallace Sue Wilson Patricia Yeomans t'Zard Steven Ziogas . . . The Future is Formed X ' ff? ! Nr HHN' X Above: Betty Iones expresses her own philosophy of life. Above right: Seniors learn that in many ways life is a game of chance. Below left: Leonard Conole, Dick Iby, and Iohn Crocker have learned the importance of a nutritious diet. Below right: Robyn Gagnon is prepared to enter the outside world. Elia-Q ,vlh -..,i......- 104' 'uv'-nail! t 1 x v x 1 I If . v ' ' ,M- ' I f , 1 . 0,1 I A , V N X 'Ag . 1 Below: Students learn the value of civic activities by attending school assemblies. pl 4 ,, Q 4 r ........ l ' W J Q If 1' 1 ,ip Av 49 ,jr Sr J' J' 45' ir 'gel' -1 if 4- Aw, qv ,av we J Co-editors-in-chief: Debbie McCarthy and Renee Hebert ,, af w 'MP,A Q25 , , , y ',., . K Fx g MR., 5 Advisors: Carole and Brian McDonough ' Spindle Staff Co-editors-in-chief: Renee Hebert, Debbie McCarthy Advertising Manager: Virginia Archibald Advertising Staff: Mark Aguiar, Debbie Bovill, jackie Carignan, MaryBeth Caron, Nancy Corbeil, Marcia Dolce, Betty Frappier, Cindy Garrett, Margie Kenney Patty McLaughlin, Bill Mercier, Mindy Sideman, Patty Sullivan, Ann Sweeney, Bill Thomas, Kim Verfaillie Gayle Zeller. Photographers: Tim Culbert, john McCarran, Andy Bob inson Sports Editor: joe Quinlin '76 Advisors: Brian McDonough, Carole McDonough Many thanks are expressed to yearbook advisors, Brian and Carole McDonough, for their continual supervision and as- sistance in producing the 1974 yearbook. 6 1 We appreciate all of the long, dedicated hours, during and after school, that they have put in to make our yearbook one which everyone should be proud of. 43454,-4,Z47,1.,CP.As? 240 WM .L KELLER A DIVISION OF HERFF JONES ' nuruto, New vonx, uno 7I6-8Jl- 1 mi' sbt' .11 1-11.111111 11 1 '1 Nu . 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