Lowell High School - Spindle Yearbook (Lowell, MA)
- Class of 1976
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After high school. he was a letterman at Fordham lfniversity for three years. As a senior at Fordham, he was an All East selection and played on the first All Star team which defeated the New York Giants in 1940. ' The Green Bay Packers signed Mr, Riddick fresh out of Fordham, and, in his second year, he was Q named to the All Pro second team. His pro football career, which was interrupted by three years in the Navy, ended in 1946, when he became assistant football coach at Lowell High. For 29 years. Mr. Riddick guided Lowell High football teams to successful seasons. His record of 180 wins, 73 losses, and 14 ties, 10 undefeated seasons and 4 trips to post season bowl games, established him among the ranks of the top high school coaches in the nation. The recipient of numerous civic awards. Mr. Riddick was inducted into the Fordham University Hall of Fame on May 16. 1975. Our class shares the grief of his family and friends. We have all lost a great and good man. 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Iohnson Lydia lean Iohnson 116 Princeton Boulevard 265 Burnham Road Qs 5-1' Richard I. lordem 286 W'cst Meadow Road .:-- 1 .'l9'1 :Xnnv K.nr1.n'.w 105 XY1lH'il'f SIN-1-I wh 'Q l x xl If Sm.nr1l'x.ur1.sx.n iii Rm lx 'w!I'o'Q't H4v4'hf'f hm, xi 'X141r'. X1l'ffIIN'l'1K l'l.nv 1 1 'Hp uk Sm ax X s u t Iohn Anthony Karahatsos Pamela T. Kasilowski Donna Marie Kaslowski A Frederick I. Kearney 48 Eleanor Drive 131 Luce Street 40 Iofree Street 55 Cosgrove Street . - lov , -'iv N lb Y-tr 'S' Q? Ellen Mary Keefe Kim Kr-efe Delmomh I. Kc-env Gail Ann Kelley 107 Holyrood Avenue 35 Cltfnmert- Street 90 Bc-rlwlt-3' Ava-nut' 217 Liberty Street Jie lv. iw Y.: Beth A. Kelly 163 Luce Street . iv rig' Ill! l D x ' ' 185 Prlnierjnkggilemrd just offhand, l can think of four places l'd rather he. 50 +r-W, il ,..! 1-K Q' i-19 'i Alan R. Keniston 359 Walker Street ha I- wrx.m.,n Pullmg .nn M.-n. I1 1141.-8 nm In-lp Rulwrt li. Kvrmvy til 'l'hornlon.'Xx'1'nur x U I 4 .A JC 95 A - 1 . xii ' 7' ' . o f Q O .4 . 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Kulis 71 Fort Hill Avenue Carol Lynne Labrecque 62 Fairlawn Street Cynthia I. M. LaBrie 90 Crawford Street Ci I .40r ndy L. LaDukc 388 High Struct 1- , -F w 1 .o I-, ,' . I - Dvnm- N1 lnufumi 1904 h1ldfHl'5l'X Slrm-I N1uh.n-IH.aml1il..nlly 125 :XI1xlrn'xx's Straw! if Cin! ,, .. . ,',,,-gy Gb' Q. 1 1 v .Q J J. . ti, A Z ,Q . ' v 'Si' - '!5lx4!B.Q5:2Q5S5'2+,f,A--j,.,j,Q-3 31 1 jf,-5 : f . JN, i A Ev QQ, 13 ' Susan R. Laflammfl 217 YVIOOFP Sm-Pt 3 , l 1946-1956 MM R-fw'fW H'1-dfff'f1H'ff' 'I'hm- I'.I'l'Q'lilDlU Ilnl'-HH pun- Lmy' l..1rcom fans sumvlhing vlsv to LIN H.ar'h.nl'.n Slim-u-Y l1,,,k.l1 J af!- ? f-1 ,A , .M , 1lAhfIlll.lN N ldamlwrr Rn- h.mI H Ihumglms H.arh.nr.a Ann I,.mouv .j3ll.n1wrI1NIru'm'1 -HSIJXN1-sI!uI'clS1I'1'm'1 20 Marsh Str:-vt ,Ja Q , 1 9 I-ll'i YTl NlVhI..4H1v11 Ihwmm fame rx hfmmn Xo'rm11f.a X1 l,.m'.ugn1 l,1N,,ig IMIIQU. Lx IL Ihrv' Wrvvl .flDX1,4INh NUM-Y .l1.LH.1lcixx1l15YrI'1'Y ,iHSl.4Ih11fi Stl:-ri Sli 4'- ' ..- 'VZ' Iohn F. Lawrence Michael David Lawrenson George Lazaras I Linda M. Leahey 38 Forest Street 77 Harris Avenue 135 Cross Street 55 Sprague Avenue 'Q 'Sfx f r 1 :I -Q 5 C V 'Ap Ioanne Theresa Leahy Sandra Leakeas Richard Leary Warren I. LeBlanc 752 Broadway Street 177 Adams Street 246 Parker Street 55 Sixth Street Its a Contest to see who has the biggest head! Our first Contestant, 54 , A Don C. Leclziir Cynthia G. L'Ec:uyer -11 Mary Theresa Terrace 38 Third Avenue illlfl ii- R.ix'mniiii Li-ti'lix iii Rm l,i-iin.ii'il 113 Aiiii- 'll-i'i'.ii ii Ml I-'iilhi-iwtiiii .M i-iiiii 3 .f'fsuf2B-B 19 -un -m'm'El Jiiii riiiiiii i tip T1 . . Annette M. Leduc Maurice M. Lefebvre 17 South Loring Street 134 Foster Street .lax M :- TQT' , liiiii NI.ii'iliii Li-piiii' Ann R. Lessieur 1324 Ni-xx' York SfI't'l'l 123 Lzifiiyettt' Street fy- 'I'hi- Wiiiiii-i X I IT' fb 5, K' 7 -,Q-0 ,'w 1 lames P. Levasseur 821 Stevens Street T I uf sgxd jeffrey R. Lewnthnl 'lltt you rt-.ally ht-lu-xv l t..m .tnswt-r that questio 17 Hanson Term: tt 'US -A' UP? Dttvld .-Xlexttnder LM 5' Itmvt .X l.t-wts U.tx1ri.'X. l.t.tkos SUSSH1 A, Lihlffii 121Ste1plf'5 Street 1iNIt'f'r1llSt1't1t't HH IJr.tpt-r Strm-t 88 Wobd Street fi ili- f,f1r.n:m C Ltlw .-Xntttt N1 Ltnehttn Iohn S.L1nnel'mn Charlotte L. Lis -17111 Lundberg Street 1:-1 Httmpshtrv Street 20-1 Hovey Street 12 Cl1ffsideRuad 56 'gb fi ,, 5-K 5 n D 1 4 ,im ' .5 .. . ' f -X 1. U Q hmmm: .X lmxuhl'-111 Nwrr1m:X l.0Wr4'y' lnmcs Perry Lucas 144 mrh sm--Ax 413 lirfmkmdv Sim-t '15 Ellsworth Stn-Qt Q! 'lf' - I 4:7 ' A+ K x -. ,,. , 7 ' x 'IJ U 'EXW M I I ' I H14'llIl Ina-s fX1lll'l1dx1fl4h.Hi!J 1 M 7' NV l13II..x1l.4hNl1w-1 IU-49fQlJI'h'Il11Slltl'l'l 4 t V , f Y Y Q 'bv ,T ,. 4.1.5 , N mvv' ,xx V I I - ya - X k'f' 3 1.7: Nifl.1 . x ' ' ' ' ' '. m'Zg .'.1T'f. 'AVL' .- r' -' P 'W' ' X K I1 x ' 1 lllnnN11kslaxx1ff 'fx IN f 1 W3 xx X H HHXX4s!Iu11lSIr1zI vr. ' 3 0 1--7 A 1 Q I I '-T 1' : I'.Y,I,' kxfelw N1.sI1 Pu-1' '- Ill' XIH1 'X1.l114v1Ya ' XM - 'H 1 ff'N'I ' Q'01N'-wrv11Vl1H'1H' 1 f- iii ,.yp 5' -39 Roberta 1. Marcotte Brenda M. Marcouillier Robert Maroouillier Paula I. Marion 15 Georgia Avenue 74 B Street 338 Varnum Avenue 3 Myrtle Street .af- 117' N , . -.l Lenora A. Markgren Maurice Bertrand Marquis 98 Stevens Street 70 Ludlam Street I know my lunch is in here somewhere - I can smell it. Doreen Martel Kenneth Martel 19 Putnam Avenue 75 Eugene Street IUN M40 Cheryl Ann Martin 135 Middlesex Street ,vs fills PAA il 5-QQ' at x 'f:f777J' David P. Martin Robert I. Martin Dianne T. Matte 22 Troy Street 139 Glenmere Street 352 Stackpole Street 58 ,Qtr-QX rf ,x +V' Patricia McAlpine 31 Princeton Boulevard Sue MCApd19 Donna Marie McCafferty Tim McCarron 108 lenness Street 43 Saint Iames Street 139 A Street 1 it We MQ? M W Y QL V fx! ' A Anne Patricia McCarthy Cary Peter McCarthy Iohn McCarthy Kathylo McCarthy 111 Campbell Drive 73 Virginia Avenue 119 Sayles Street 119 Sayles Street YJ - H ,6 N , , 1 7 , Katie Annmarie Mf.C0rmamik ' ' ' rl 4-'79 N I 53-, ., ef ' if-'?J'.rfi'f'fi9.51::51 I :H -.-,Q-uhm. .' 4 Ruth A. lNlm,CIoy' sh.. f 3 C0nl0n Tf'Vl'-ilif' 26 lX'ood Street -5 jf I .2 -L , . ' I A X I Y rf - Du' 1 'S . V .Q lt! . V ilii, ,ii iniilii i . I Q' gn . . .,.- I . 4 , I 1 0' 1 lg 1 ff' 4' +1 S ' if- ,. X 1 gi ra KV , 9 L f -. i 9 ' lx f ' ' WX - N1aryl,mi McDermott Franris Ioseph Tx1r.Don.ilcl h 377 XN'ilcler Street 75 Berkeley Avenue C ug-Allug 59 , .Q .6 5 V I 41 L. ' X r . 1 I l 7 x.-Bly i john H. McDonald Marie Lynn McDougall Maryann McDougall . Donna Marie McDowell 17 Lawson Street 260 West 6th Street 47 Ellis Avenue 133 Sixth Street Michael john McDowell 16 Norcross Street 'Y2 ?., Cindy L. McGadden ' 1 ' f h h' Did you really say t ot to im 81 Loring Street asf? ,... I f'Qgf Ioanne McGilvery Bonnie I. McGuire john G. McHale David H. McKee 340 Suffolk Street 25 Viola Street 72 D Street 11 Dingwell Street 60 C.-2' Annmarie lean McLaughlin 21 Dover Street Y? tm? Robert Mctvlahon 44 B Street C7 loan E. McManus 1301 Middlesex Street Sue McNamara 22 SLlTYlf'AX'f'f1llf' I sl' ,f--s. Zi' 4 . 1. . . 0 I. Car0l MSlI1iCki Mark Davis Merrifield Stephen R. Meyers 365 BGHCOH Street 409 Westford Street 19 Boynton Street 3-n 23 . ff X xg, J Robert Paul Milliard Ronald Raymond Mills Iohn R. Mitchell 26 Humphery Street 112 Mount Washington Street 44 Kearney Drive 40 ,Q 919 2 A . All I asked was 'Did I get an A?' 62 K6 James F. Michaud 6 Conlon Terrace 44 - Michael Dennis Mitchell 21 Canton Street 4,1 42.4 Thomas Patrick Moloney 53 Fairmount Street Deborah M. Monahan 23 Columbus Avenue X. sa 9 Michael Mondazzi Carrie Morin 38 West Fifth Street 19 Maitland Avenue 43 up - ' ,4 1 . 2 J- K lx: I 1. ' . 1 4 ' 5 I t I t 1 lf 941 . '5'4-L, 4 ff' , J I .V- - -t 1 , , X Hp I I Karen lean Morin Pauline Simonnt- Morrissette 1388 Middlesex Street 51 Stghool Street Xvhdt I mmm - Somt-times I just don't feel like going to class, if you know .3'f . ,Mt I Q ff' fn Xi I 1 ' fl gf .X x - if fs- .' in 1 V N 'I ,. .t . -3 1 ,W l ' N 9' X . DUURIUS Pl M05lf0m C-lfl-I lla MDW-HY Kerry Moynihan Thaddeus S. Mrozek 195Tfl1ll L-me E-wt 324 Suttollx Strt-t-I 712 wtltit-r Strt-t-t 65 Fulton Street ,.. tltma Ann Mueller C1radyR. Mulligan ludy' Anne Mulligan Thomas A. Mulligan 4h l.X'ootl Street ll llurtt Street 320 Fairmount Street 11 Burtt Street 914' Patricia Ann Mullin Kathleen A. Murphy 100 Aberdeen Street 64 Locust Street 3' 3 11.-r vc, Mary Frances Murray Philip Allen Murray 68 Fetherston Avenue 73 Fifth Street 'HD' E I really despise group photos. Neil F. Murphy Mark F. Murray 138 Moore Street ' 68 Fetherston Avenue w 1-6. 1' Liza Musto Sue Marie Myron 71 Howard Street 32 Marshall Street Qi 'lb' Gy...- -1-1- ,ff Iudith A. Nadeau Lynda A. Nagle 40 Fetherston Avenue 42 Denton Street William F. Nagle Maria G. Nappi 42 Denton Street 650 East Merrimack Street 'wb ':,,'1- Laurie Anne Neely 77 Arnold Avenue Maryrose Newell 1 Walker Avenue 3 Iames Nigzus 79 Exeter Street 2'- , W, ,. Manny I. Nobrega 138 Chapel Street Thomas A. Neville 19 Delmont Avenue x fe, ' 'ug tr, U Stephen G. Nieholaides 1245 Middlesex Street s ff: x '.t ,.,. fm 'Q-N i X g,,,,N 1 3' iff 1 ' X N--. , f Qual, , Q A fl X ily, f ,jf , i 1 .2 t gg fx A 1. I. i 1 'E '44, M51 1' 5 10.11 . ' ' ' 'ni 1 I 7 N ,I,,lLl-V '42 ,,. .3 , as Q-Q Q, . 'N L' ' f -'if 'pf' 0 wx- X H .v' 411 Eddie W. Ninteau l'll never get this to 10000 centigradef' 39 Avenue A in Eu , Ir - x . 1 1 ' ' Effil, , . D+' Q , 'pzssai-Z- .fT EE -f '. A 1 vf Richard A. Noel Marylvlargaret Nolin Gretchen E, Noll 291 Sixth Avenue 70 Seventh Avenue 84 D Street I X X Q! Ag! 'TLT' Erin A. Noonan Gloria S. Norman Robert Paul Normandy A Patricia A. Norton 95 Endicott Street 88 Avon Street 66 Second Avenue 65 West Forest Street S4 Q ff, Margo E. Notini Eve Ntapalis Carol A. Nutter Dorothy Nutter 37 Varney Street 24 Cosgrove Street 154 Coburn Street 57 Fourth Street 'A ala., Maureen Anne Nutter 97 Humphrey Street Tracy E. Nyder 11 Columbus Avenue 5 Q ., X P .T 9 :nf Q ! This eraser is getting shorter and shorter. 66 W ra mam Darlene Gayle O'BFil-Efl Heather Frances O'Brien 180 Baldwin Street 78 Chatham Street 'CK Q-- ' Marv Ellen K. O'Brien Paul A, Olender l hope this is softer than yesterdays jello. 75 Hoyt Avenue 147 Congress Street 'wr S- Tfyiflz loseph Robert Oliver Mark D. O'Malley Denise C. O'Neil Walter joseph O'Neil 14 Fay Street 421 Wilder Street 90 Park Avenue East 58 Norcross Street Q i I -w l was-....., Nliflh-Wl l- OSl7OFU Susan M. O'Sullix'an jeff M. Ouellette Maria S. Pacheco -15 Lum SUPP! 20 Kerry Street 335 Douglas Road 44 Floyd Street 67 ,A 'Gil ir: ' nf f 3 4 el . . I I, Linda Marie Pagliemni Pauline Panagakos Areti Panidis 39 Armand Avenue 159 Cross Street 64 Coral Street K-.r I 1 twyafft-: . A y Fllluuuq - W Daniel Iohn Paquette t i 708 Chelmsford Street 4 1 ,, , .. Gloria M. Parent What do you mean, who s my haberdasher? 87 Sixth Avenue Kevin S. Paton Steven S. Paulenka Paul Philip Pearsall 112 Shaw Street 104 Dinsmore Street 106 Sayles Street 68 Stephen E. Pappas 36 Chatham Street Andre I. Pare 58 Beacon Street Douglas A. Parigian 73 Alcott Street Qfllg, , ,J Michael S. Peeples 81 Shaugnessy Terrace FQ fix 'bn-4' 'C-s...'3 7' x f Y 4 i Denise A. Pelland Mary A. Pelland David R. Pelletier Cynthia Perillo 17 Plain Street 33 Main Street 208 Westford Street 33 Mead Street Q, E' mt fi 1- 4. E, if D X J Deborah lean Perley Linda H. Perreault 17 Crowley Street 9 Avenue B Q A ., . X I S. S1 1 1 . ' . 1 1. , , ,l V Christine Perron Donna M' Peffv Hear no evil - speak no evil - see no evil. 151 Glenwood Street 15 Caleb Street 0 I? f' Aa rf K Paula S. Petropoulakos Ann Petropoulos Mary Elaine Phelps Linda L. Piche 184 Methuen Street 320 Thorndike Street 72 Blossom Street 40 Fort Hill Avenue 69 i 1 Edward I. Piekos 35 Methuen Street 4 ,,.,.x- ,V - ' 1 ' .- :C N tif- l Ioann Pierzynski Ioseph P. Pierzynski 1 Kevin W. Pierzynski 60 Rock Street 60 Rock Street 19 Willow Street Cathy lane Pike 76 Homestead Road ,Q 'fig fa qv NJN jx' ' . P i iii' Doris P. Pistolis Brian F. Poitras Roland Iohn Poitras 83 Enfield Street 24 Riverside Avenue 142 First Street IfN 3 Denise R. Pomerleau 256 Mammoth Road Stephen P. Poremba 26 Agnes Road lean Michelle Porter HI. h 1 . h. d h k .. Donna Lee Potter 22 Easton Street m epmg lm Omy Omewor 40 Sycamore Street 70 Donna Elaine Powers Marlene A- Price 289 I-lildreth Street x 73 Fleming Street 1 46 lofmflff L- Proulx I love informal instruction. Michael George Psoinos 79 Shaughnessy Terrace 334 Stevens Street ,f- Wh 45,4 hav' if , 1 ff: sf' ., '44 N' L Paul Edward Purcell Richard I. Quigley Garrett Quinlan Ioseph Anthony Quinlan 198 South Street 17 Belmont Street 9 Dover Street 590 Stevens Street Rohert C. Quirhach Marie A. Rainville Ian joseph Raichel Roxanne Randlett 19 Fairfax Street 96 Lafayette Street 142 Beech Street 73 Shaughnessy Terrace 71 l Robin Ray Donna Lee Reardon 38 Mead Street 617 Wilder Street xx ' Y. k .NW V Kathleen R. Regan Mary Erin Regan 23 Harris Avenue 62 Evergreen Road 5-.--v hr Stephen Michael Renaud Lilli I. Rey 20 Loring Street 239 Stackpole Street Robert H. Reynolds Phillip Iohn Richards 31 Hoyt Avenue 25 Westchester Street tie.,-we Ethelinda Reardon I I0l'1I1 F. Recco 617 Wilder Street 18 Ware Street 'IRS QS' 1 A' Kimberley A. Reid Kevin Francis Reilly 901 Bridge Street 38 Florence Avenue 45 TT A a Toni Rey 239 Stackpole Street Deborah Riley 78 Ludlam Street Mary Ellen P. Riley Deborah L. Rivard Lanie Rivard 34 Dover Street 14 Fidler Terrace 25 By Street uf 1511 Q12 lla FQ l i ' Doreen O. Robichaud Brian David Rogers Robert F. Roper 40 By Street 136 Princeton Boulevard 12 Warwick Street ,4 Front row VlP's 73 juan Carlos Rivera 190 French Street Extention Sheila M. Rourke 176 School Street Larry I. Rousseau 41 Sayles Street Valerie A. Rowe 65 Cosgrove Street Laurie A. Ruiter George R. Rushton Sherry Lynn Russell Art Ryan 27 Midland 95 Wollaston Street 17 New Castgr Drive ' 651 Westford Street Individualized instruction for the elite? Pam Ryan Rosemary Patricia Ryder 30 Carolyn Stfeef 30 Haines Avenue Paula Rygiel Sean I. Sadlier A 17 Laurie Lane 54 Marlborough Street . Za-'ia 1 f-- 5-1.1-1 'ii-,1 L f.f'f--NX--f A x Thomas Brian Sager Penny A. St. Clair Andrew E. St. Onge Cathay D. Ste. Marie 358 Boylston Street 2 Branch Place 80 Carolyn Street 55 Clitheroe Street -2 ,, iii-X S L W wzgrzr' l 4 L 1 f rt. Xanthe Samaras Ianet Margaret Sarault Mark D. Savage Michelle M. Savard 11 Holbrook Avenue 24 Prospect Street 48 Dunfey Street 3,11 Mammoth Road fn' Laura Irene Sawyer Matthew Sayers Kitty Helen Schrow David 1. Sciuto 598 Bridge Street 320 Wilder Street 48 West Adams Street 13 Ralph Street '4 my Q Q-'4,.. Sv-,-' tix li- Kathryn H. Scomis Antonia Scondras 482 Boylston Street 47 Lagrange Street G- L. 1 2 Q , - ,fr ff 4' 10 0 9 9 ir Z Lucille A. Scott Ronald Ioseph Sevigny, Ir. I t'll d 't th' ! 31 Eighteenth Street 107 Barbara Street S I on See any mg 75 WNNQ WTF' Laura R Shanahan Laurie Ann Shanahan Walter R Shea Arm Marte Sheehan 120 Sayles Street 83 West Forest Street 43 A Street 148 P1-mgeton Boulevard Denms M Sheehan Karen M Sheldon Mary Io Sherman Peter Rlchard Shlelds 130 South Street 80 Pawtucket Drlve 218 Cross Street 181 West London Street X! Do I have to eat my vegetables? 'Em if!! 1YLfw84r V 'N xxx ll 4,4 I XS... Ralph A. Silva Vital Silva 24 Sidney Street 163 Lawrence Street tend 'Xxx Pauline Sirmopoulos Thomas H- Skrekas 173 Fletcher Street 12 Rockdale Avenue 5 V Pamela M. Smith jesse T, Soares 106 Coburn Drive 493 Concord Street james Soiles Debra C. Soucy 161 Cushing Street 159 Fletcher Street 'f Jzgxf 1 rx f' P Ms 7 S -.L wp, , - Ii Q , '11 - ,. .rg 1 5 39964 5 QQ an .:,g. - . 4-64 A , o- . . - 1 ,CE . l jimmy Simopoulos Keith M. Siopes 143 Draper Stregt 745 Chelmsford Slfeel lane A. Slattery Karen E. Smith 124 Moore Street 17 Rutland Street A id' 1 A ca. -Q, Q- 'QV Ny xhhw. We ran out of desks again. - r. 4 L X I 'lt R 31 if at if , Mary Soukaras Dodie Sousa Lynne M. S0uSa 201 Summer Street 481 Andover Street 68 Inland Street --.gnh--as-m A 'X The caf is a great place for anything but eating. Heather lean Spaulding Paula Ann Spenard Darrell Ray Spencer 67 Washington Street 1470 Varnum Avenue 12 Cannongate Road 78 Roselyn Sousa 27 Forrest Street Valerie Sousa 116 Midland Street Denny L. Souza 183 Christian Street annul' Uv' ' w . I George Iames Stamas 13 Nightingale Terrace 'fit E. QKVJ B111 Stal-lewicz Mark Stanley Ralph A. Starr Iudene M. Stauffer 77 Hgwthgfn Street 50 Totman Road 16 Marsh Street 82 Bigelow Street atv 2 '-' ff 'll 2 Y, , NT ,,,,,, gm A ' A W- I ' 5 i I Q ,, A Q it ' x 'I 5 f : l 'xl . ply' wg. ,- , ' 4 rl-1. Kevin E. Staveley 162 Branch Street f 1 at U ' fl 1 8 l v- ' 'K t , 'S -, ' 'e i r -ss- ' 5 ff' ' 1 K l gl 4 ' ' A xi 4 Z 5 MN 1 A .5 5 if Richard Edward Stec The Young womans Revolutionary Army 20 West Ninth Street TJ? . , ,f'f0 l I lames Ioseph Stirk Eva S. Strykowski David Edward Stuer Kathryn Stylos 75 Sixth Street 16 Kimball Avenue 38 Donald Terrace 56 Rock Street 79 ,.,,T...-.Y tv' A QUIZ? J Paul I. Stys Dennis Iames Sullivan Ellen R. Sullivan Kathy I. Sullivan 22 Litchfield Terrace 22 Twiss Street 91 Avenue C - 84 Tenth Street w Ati 'Avg' 2,1 Lianne Sullivan Robert F. Sullivan 28 Rindo Park Drive 488 Princeton Boulevard Diagnosis: Too much electric shock treatment. Sandra M- Surprenam Ioseph Dj Sutton 115 Acton Street 21 Westwind Road f-A srrx, Iudie E. Swanberry Deborah P. Sylvain Barbara L. Szopa Sandi Ann Tarsa 19 Hillside Street 316 Adams Street 41 Beacon Street 82 Fulton Street 80 -rm:-39 Linda M, Taiyo Iames A. Tavares, Ir. Richard I. Taylor Alice Tellier 253 Walker Street 3 Morningview Avenue 134 Main Street 147 Mount Pleasant Street v z ,e If ,. Af : ' J Q , . qi 1 6 5 Karen D. Tenczar 4 Weed Street H-v' 12? David Tennyson All these kids want to do is eat, eat. eat. 45 Burnham Road V. rl P ll 'A I x gf P . N ' x xx Donna Marie Tessier Sharon L. Tessier Christine 1. Texeira Artie Tgibedes 169 Avon Street 84 Westwind Road 117 Glenmere Street 10 Sanborn Street 81 4 41 1aus....v-7 ff' ' Barbara Theodoros Debora Marie Therrien Iohanne Thibeault 325 Sanders Avenue 382 University Avenue 543 Princeton Boulevard K XT 1 X 'fly X if i X, X . hr mi ... lack Thomas 190 Butman Road -ev' 'Q9' Viv A --37 3 Brenda Lee Thomopoulos Andrea I. Thuillier .--B... 747 Broadway Street 4 Iohnson Place 4 'fi Richard Paul Thuillier lean Marie Tighe Lowell Highs Very Own Scandal Sheet. 4 Iohnson Place 246 Raven Road fikyin 'it 'ii-rf Maryanne S. Timmins Iohn I. Tobin Patricia Toohil Ioseph A. Torres 295 Princeton Boulevard 15 Suttle Street 23 Trull Lane East 82 23 Ames Street X , f of f Ienny Touliopoulos Penny D. Tournas Mark Leo Trahan Allan E. Treadwell 165 Branch Street 66 Porter Terrace 432 Lincoln Street 228 First Street fig, Mark Steven Triandafellow Ianice Louise Trouville 166 French Street Extention 7 South Whipple Street 1-.rf Robert Trouville Paula Marie Trudeau Y f h ' ! Ou res thmg' you 15 Liberty Street 761 Broadway Street 4, '1-v 1 Ronald Manuel Trzcinski Richard Tuson David A. Tyler MaryBeth Underwood 20 Lagrange Street 128 Laurie Lf-me 15 Florida Street 1221 Middlesex Street 83 I X '!.-'rv' , Th0II1HS A- VHi11HI1COU1'i Daniel A Valentine Wayne A. Varanoske Stephen G- Vassilakos 91 West Chester Street 210 Princeton Boulevard 77 A1-bor Road 4 332 Varnum Avenue ff .T.,, Wx, ! ,4 , is . ' 'll . W t K -J. J 1 - Y Edward B. Villaras Glenn Louis Wallace Cheryl Ann Walsh Helen Marie Walton 41 Glenmere Street 27 Princeton Boulevard 169 Meadowcroft Street 28 Billerica Street Til .ef --A ' .184 49 , S E 4' 4 Q AX fig be 'W T . Q Q 0 s 108 Carlisle Street 62 Kildeer Lane 4 4 1 .-'mari .ga . I do have a date for the prom! Sandra G, Wesley Laura E. Wheeler 44 Lamb SU-get 537 School Street 84 ,pf fe... Scott David Webster Diane M. Welcome eww ff! gary-nb Mark S. VVhite Susan I. Wilkins 168 Wentworth-Avenue 128 Townsend Avenue Q :ik ff 'la-Y Iames Vincent Winters Alan Dean Wolff 222 West London Street 136 Princeton Boulevard 'I ,W , K David Iames Wolfgang David Victor Yeomans 12 Phillips Street 119 Forest Street R. if b .A , ?2 fK 5 v if 967420 , 49 X - ...fb Q! You too can have a beautiful body! 1 Robin Lee Young Donna M. Zerbinopoulos Ngdgen A, Zen-ini 18 Bernice Avenue 329 Tulip Lane 201 Upham Stl-get 'vw 'K N KK 1 l i! 1 ..I Faculty 0 9 S1 ,-1 Earl Sharfman G. Douglas Sullivan, Deputy Superintendent, and Chester Superintendent of Schools L. Somers, Assistant Superintendent. Q3 f I 'P-ff f ,ft rw S 3. L 'fl Y I ' S Q If k THE LOWELL SCHOOL COMMITTEE. Seated: Katherine Philbin Stoklosag Mayor Leo I. Farley, Choirmong lfatricia A. Molloy, Vice Chairman. Standing: William I. Kirwin, Clement G. McDonough, Daniel P. Kane, George D. Kouloheras. 88 in .4' Peter S. Stamas Headmaster The true value and measurement of your high school education is not registered by your test scores and grades. It will, however, be measured again and again throughout your lives and in many ways. How meaningful and productive will your future efforts be? How good and loving a spouse and parent will you be? What kind of citizen and neighbor will you become? In what way will you have made this world a better place? What kind of legacy will you leave behind? The education you have received thus far is but the beginning. Learning must not be fully equated to schooling. Learning for the human being starts at the time of birth and is a continuous process throughout that human being's life. We hope that your formal education up to this point has provided you with basic skillsg but, more importantly, that it has aroused your curiosity and interest and commitment to that which is right - to do that which is good. We wish you well! 89 SNA. 1: Stanley I. Stoklosa Ioseph M. Regan Master Deon of Faculty VN ri L I K 'sri L HJ -'CZ' Eugene N. Wood Dean of Students '1 QR-1 l IV! 429 A 'fl A 'elf :Qin sh ' f i' Thomas F. Murphy Arthur I. O'Neill Iohn F. O'Brien Daniel F. Sullivan Senior Floormoster junior Floormuster Sophomore Floormoster F1'9ShmClH Floormaster lf l 'fffi L'.f'971?L'TI f o-Q f Q - - -4- ---v- - - Q--in -A-vf- - O ' - --'19-' - 2 Y'-' -H 9-' 1 1 U I f Q -- ' A ' A A A ' ' K ' ' L- ,L :..f:-:i..u f L -F '..,. ! ,Y . Q-- --Y- , -.. ,--.-- ,, ,V -'Q -. -.- fp - - - ,gs - . - 2, . . , -.Y-, ,. - ,. ....,,.A , -... 'Q l.Q','-ff.l'f'f1 .U v-- Y- -, ,. ,- . -. .-.- -, -.- . ,.,. .- ...W4 ,.-A ,? -rv , -, ,-,.,.w,,..L,-.. -i.,Y....,.,.,t.....- .- , -....4. 4141. ,. 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Bourgeois History English Physical Education French w r William Boutselis Mary A. Burke Physics Guidance I f 6 1 , 1 .fi ii' ,fx '- ' 1, , X ,. Q N .J gp - ia' ' f Mary C. Callary Dennis I. Canney Spanish English fi' 'f ,435 . ' 1 , sw, o fx' Q1- 1-f-si , ' 'iv' ....,1 f ,- I f For meritorious service under tire . . . Eileen M. Casey john F. Casey English Department Head Business Education 92 l f t 'f 1 Martha Coyne Barry Cronin Paul T. Crowley Richard I. Dacey English English Spanish English mm ... 3. fa Vx if Philip T. Dancause Military Science D. Sizott Davis History r--'H David I. Dolisle- Whrlrl llulturruz yr Carol A. Davis History 11, ii il 5? fi Nancy I. Dm-nvy Horne: Erronomirrs Christine Dvme-trinu Business Education Have a nice day! ' .?5gt? - ff 'SA 1-5 ' Gerald F. Dillon Kathleen Dillon Eleanor M. Donahoe john E. Donlon. Ir. Guidance Biology Social Studies Dept. Head Chgm istry . O' 'I 9 V 15 . AVR in mixes Priscilla Donlon Spanish 520,000 S 7 .4. ? s . i ff . ' ' UQVO415 ' I uv' , 'QV K --- l O.K.. Igot it. Two quarts of milk and a loaf of bread, Claudette Donohue French lx nr is-mga - .LV Mvmrit 2. . , , -. + .' , - v,.i': 1 . 'g' ' . ,LI :II .+' - i,-w - . '.u':.- '.f.?l sl ' 'Q ' h Carol Drapeau Helen Droney Iohn M. Earle Mary A, Fitzgerald English Coordinator of Structured Biolo gy Business Education Head Options 94 il 'G Helen Flanagan French Dffpurtmcnt Hand 'A - s 0 .I AD111' N1 f1.lIl1lL1hI'f Hl1Slll1'SS ffrfuf 11111111 1 - , 39 mv E' 1:31- v .,.l 1 a V7 -L N X f- - 7' P' 7 6 , Aa ., rf, 1 ' i Barbara L. Foyv Mary G. Frawley Ruth W. Gagnon Flnglish Engiish Business Education TUQN I' 11-111-111 5' l..1ll.1gh1-1 'l'l1n-xv11l111111g1.111l1v'1s fullrm 1114- 1'k1'fNXN'hl'I'1' rfl1f'1111s1r1 ,N 'bv '-fig. 'T 1' 0 '1 f 451 '- 1 111 f,.11lI fr-ITNIKI1' H.1r11l1i f,.1rx1-y 11.11111 ll !,1'ntl1q I1 C,hr1s.11ms1.1-r11ll '1 N Hl f !-lk H11--111f'Nw 'I-fil1ffI1'fPlI N1r1Il11-11111114-1 lignlrnlx YU lack I, Gordon Albert I. Gougeon Thomas I. Grady Howard H. Graichen Business Education Band Driver Education Mathematics fa . 'Q 5, I Ania? H ig-, 1, efi, is ' 5 - , ,f.:-3.gf1.'w:':::::'F M f N Mary Margaret GPS-SCO Walter I. Grondalski Sheila M. Hallissy loan Hancock Ef18lf5h Science Department Head EHgliSh Af! !,r-.if-f'. .-,J Arthur Hickey Charles Hill P3 Sociology Social Studies ni. ,A 'iff 1- lo' Z Tan Hvlen Mary Esther Kaknes English Art A typical paranoid reaction to a typical photographer. ,1 fx in ff: I Alexander Karkota Patricia Kealy lndustriol Arts History ,fi Ruln-rt M. Kealy lames F. Kearns, Ir. You un' rntltle-rl to your wpnnmn. hnwvu-r A' Q I . hngllsh Buslness Educollon L. L1 5 1-1 luhn l lN lll l.imv'Nl lxvnnvlly ll' Nl fllnclys lxvrlrrvlly Rita A. Kllruy llxstwry lllfrlwuy' llmuwss lfflllfflllilll Sofilol SludlCS ,Y 5 llvwll- lv-11rlwr1l.al-uw Nurm.1ncll.aff-rlr R114 l,.lrnunrl luhn E Lang 51l Hl .XlIllll Hlllfl S l.llmrurmn NlUll'lf3fl7llllfS ll' ,f 1 X Gerald E. Leblanc Athena Letsou Miora Lewis Mary Lgyden English Chemistry Business Education ' Business Education 4'-. as 'Q 'lv 'N .. 4.5, r 1 x.,--' Frank T. Logiudice Victor Luz Mathematics Mathematics Dept. Head ' 3 In - z 2 Q ' if - ei K f A I-I 3 X 'l - ' : . is J -L P 1- X A I've read this program three times already. I wish the show would Margaret Mahoney Albert l' Mangan begmy Business Education Director of Athletics fv- ir' Paul G. Mann Brenda Mathews George McCarthy Leonard McDermott Business Education Health English Social Studies 98 gs 1 jj- ? ' Q' 'f xx Katherine McDonnell Brian McDonough Carole McDonough Paul V. McLaughlin Librorion English English History 4.1. Willmni A Ms-rrill Clhristophvr li Mil: hs-ll fluirlumi- Plum-lm-ri! Ilirfwlor 9' n ' I if '. 'i I . f 7.2 fxiiglfg lfvhll N-wh W-lllvf I. Nvlwll 'l'h1- imporlvri stuff is hr-Heir, hut you get more for your money Industrial Arrs Phy'NI41II Flillfflllflll with thc- doin:-s W 'T Pa-hir Nikimpmilm KX'illl.imI Notini Rir.h.irri KJ'Hrir-ii K. Ionnlyn O'Clonnor .Nirilhf-iimln X Hum! Ilirw for Sof'1r1lSli1lH1-s English E153 if liffkw Roger O'Connor Louise V. Oczkowski English Physical Education Mary V. O'Neil Arthur Pard Spanish Department Head Mathematics U J in Edward R. Parlee Lauren F. Pelland joseph I. Petros Charles E. Peverill Ir Distributive Education Mathematirxs Spanish English T' ,ara .1 1-f iff:- Ioseph F. Polak Science . . ,, . . G. R' I rarely, if ever, dine in the lunchroom anymore. Rev Dr ,Peter , 1203 100 Social Studies 'ff- Jfsxu I. Stephen Ronan bb Marguvrilo R. Royal English Business Hfluruliun Q: Q! Vo-funn M Small: lNlll h.u'l Sul-wlrmwlu x1fIllll'llIlllIf'-. llrurnuln x Spawn ll Q 1 4 7'- T V, 15 f lX11IfyNlllllK.lIl RH.: N1 Sullnxnn lllstffrx liuglnsh 'nv- 'k x . -4,-TJ1, . I ' la Nl.uru l' N'.sv'f'r1v . K.:-r'1rurla'I Al-hrrlh luglwl. fvlllllllllll' 'xt y x.,,, X Grace S. Scanlan Latin ,Is 'nv in M.u'x li Hlrmunlms !.ulrlum'4- -yn, f sll Arthur I. Simensen Distributive Education in? Hn-nrla1nCI, Sullivan English 'l1lN'N'lulllHlvlllllls4lllr1H4l'lVs.isI1lX fllllX'NlfllIIlll if ' 4 1 fa? , A 'if -1 , ' v ,,.. f' as Ns ' S an C -,.-- Y ,. , . me .- Ei: H1 'E B. Douglas Townshend Choral Arts 5 ii Manuel I. Vagos Physical Education in Theresa Townshend English f5 i ur, X lx George F. I. Wood Thaddeus Wyrostek Business Education Business Education sm 5 u glhlfbil 11' s 'M' .4-, - ' , .fb-8 l haven't seen any students skipping, have you? Beatrice Iohnston Beatrice Iohnston was active for many years in the Y.W.C.A. and Girls' Club educational and recreational programs before coming to Lowell High School thirteen years ago. She majored in physical education at Posse-Nissen College and has done graduate work at Syracuse University. As a student at Lowell High, she was a Girl Officer, and has remained active in their alumnae association, a background that ideally suited her for her appointment four years ago as Director of Girl Officers. She views her tenure in that position as a transitional period for the girls that is still ongoing. Mrs. Iohnston hopes that, in the future, Girl Officers will have a more clearly defined leadership role within the school. , ln retirement, Mrs. Iohnston looks forward to spending more time with her family, particularly her two grandchildren. Our class joins the many cheerleaders, Girl Officers, and phys. ed. students to whom Mrs. lohnston has unselfishly devoted many hours, in wishing her a happy, healthy retirement. Helen Lannon Helen Lannon retired this year after a career in education that spans forty-six years. A recipient of the Carney Medal at Lowell High School, Miss Lannon was elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Boston University, where she majored in Latin. For the last eleven years, she has been a guidance counsellor for the junior Class at Lowell High. Miss Lannon attributes the recent decline in college board scores to the fact that so few students study Latin today, and she recommends a return to the more traditional curriculum as an answer to this problem. While admitting that she has been too busy to even think about retirement, Miss Lannon plans to keep in touch with young people by doing volunteer work and, perhaps, some tutoring. After the many years Helen Lannon has devoted to the education of the students of Lowell, our class's wish for her happy retirement reflects the gratitude of generations of students who wish her well. Lowell High will be the less for her departure. QE 103 Q' fi? Paul Demogenes Paul Demogenes, who taught for many years in the Business Department of Lowell High School, died in the Autumn of 1975, after a long and distinguished career. A valedictorian both at Lowell High and Boston University, he served with the First Division during World War II, and continued in the Army Reserve, retiring with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Turning his tremendous drive to the educational field, he taught accounting with the same enthusiasm and dedication which had characterized his earlier career, often spending long, arduous hours after school helping his students to acquire needed skills. As a teacher, Paul Demogenes will long be remembered for his enthusiasm and dedication, as well as his great personal courage when, even in the face of failing health, he persevered in the teaching profession and contir-ued to impart his standards of excellence to his students. 104 School Staff X l Alice Bebler RN. Mary Brady Mary Eyres llc-ulrlu i .1 15 A QJ 'Marsden RN. Nnmy Mcliugh Ruth Noonan Ann Marie Regan K IQ' 'W l ' 'X 7' 'lil' - u xml' 1' f.. A ll-ll iQ 'M' JW' I lulF3L 'f'Wi!ll?'fl eff D Custodial Staff Cafeteria Staff 1 V 50.5 ctivities X v XQ..-f The Iunior Dinner Dance :85 9-i'r' Above: Mary Murray and Bill Kulis pause between sets. Above right: Enjoying a dance are Marie Demers and Iimmy DiPoto. Right: David Yeomans, Gary David and Dave Martin really know how to spend a romantic evening. . V. 14N 53 r ' 'M 7 i tip! 'K f 2-1 1' 'if ln?r ' FRN x F. vet xg ... - ...U 1. . Above: Anticipating a delicious meal are Sue Belanger, with her escort Hank Plaistek and Sue Guillemette with her date. Left: A bevy of beautiful girls: fclockwisej Cathy Douglass, Kim Keefe, Lilli Rey, Helen Walton, Paula Croupi, Debbie Crosby. Below: Iudy Swansberry swings to the music provided by Equestrian. Lt. 1st Mullin, tini, 1st Lt. Patty No Margo kias, 1st Lt. OU K ail LtC 1st Morin, Karen i Eastham, Capt. Lill Cathleen t HP ary Murray, C apt. M Cluette, C t. joanne HP 1 C M7 Ro LE QC -0-I va-a GJ U0 'U F-I-l CU 'U .E Q Q nl -o-I CD F4 C.: fi 5-1 U -a-I 5 EP S' J HJ -o-' CD F4 ci U Q3 .E U CU Q4 E F-1 is -o-3 ul -o-I VJ 1-1 ci no 5 O UU C GJ CD F-4 O Q cu 41: GJ .Q o I TJ: CJ 2.5 Z' cu 2 3 U s, Lt. Samara he t HH e, Maj. X OM? H FH Rey, Maj. Barba brosino, , 1st Lt Leslie Lt. Kimberly Keefe 1St Susan Cu lmette, Adj. Maria Nappi, .-4 apt. ond, C H1 Des vrit nos, Maj. Ioan .,-1 Perron, Ma Georgia Cala .,, e, Maj Christine Marcott Lt. Norton, 2nd tricia t. Pa L 1st 43 VV Lis. Ho Charlotte Lt. CB, 1Sl HUD SHO D t H8 Lt. Ia 1St Colette Dastous, LET QC di 3 O CC 225 as E an D arie . M a, Capt OP Barbara Sz -o-3 Q- cu U Q cu N o E cu E- C Q3 r-4 CU M ary Lt. M d Zn essier, T OHH8 D t L 2nd oulos, OP na- Zerbin OH D t Roberta Fawcett, 2nd L Carthy, Capt Ana Gregorio, Capt. Mary Ellen Mc D8 An oohil, Capt. aT dj. Patrici A nthia Goad, 1st Cy t L 2nd e Slattery, HH I t. ,2ndL .E E O U s: GJ 2 T5 O ..: .1 -cz r: N L5 o Z 23 Z no 58 E + Q- cu U 5: ii F-A on 9-1 Q-t cu a MCC DH t. Do cz. as U Q5 3 o F-4 U GJ r: CU Pi! cu E h Q- cu U Lf cu DO cu F-1 GD cu 52 FJ A Q4 cu U 51 2 E ynthia s, 2nd Lt. C Theodoro bara Bar t L 2nd ard, All Lt. Cynthia d Zn eler, Laura Whe A PJ + Q1 CU U C5 .e GJ C CU Y! .5 .E U-0 .fs P +3 Q- CU U E O Q1 Q- O U Ti 5-4 GJ A2 U +3 CL G U ii :E CU 75 E pl A CL CU U Cf CU .Z 'E' sn O c: cu ED :J cn jenny Touliopoulos, Lt. d Zn cCormack, nM YY th Ka t Sousa, 2nd L Lt. Roselyn 2nd Ashe, -d F8 Riv Lt. Elaine 1st Mulligan, dith :J Pls LE' ff. ui HCO arch nne M Ly ss, Capt. F0 C 8 Catherin wanberry. S A: I 13 5 UT + ul 4-3 w v4 hran, Loug hristina dLt.C Zn orrissette, uline M Pa Q PJ 13 G Ol +5 PJ 'O-3 cn 1-4 cf O I CU Q 9m cu Ii cn GJ bl +5 PJ '5-J ua 1-4 :is Mahone me, 1st Lt. Patricia HU juss artha M I L 2nd 3: VV Ro 'bl' 'if Above: Colonel Roberta Marcotte leads the Mass Drill. Below: Cathy Eastham, Xanthe Samaras, and Mary Ellen Riley assist in gym class instruction. Girl Gfficers Under the leadership of Colonel, Roberta Mar- cotte and Lieutenant Colonel Mary Ilg, the Girl Officers have demonstrated once again the fine points of marching, dancing, posture, voice, and Mass Drill. Mrs. Beatrice Iohnston, faculty advisor of the organization, is justifiably proud of the girls who wear the smart navy blue uniforms with brass buttons and gold chevrons. The seventy-two girls were selected by three out- of-town judges, from a field of many candidates, during a day of grueling competition. As chosen leaders, the officers teach gym exercises to under- classmen, represent the school at various civic ac- tivities, and help to develop future girl officers. The Harvest ' f I'-.. - 1, ,X ay 'I Above: Steve Creamer and Xanthe Samaras enjoy a dance. Left: Karen Tenczar really rnoves. Below: Patty Mullin awaits a chance to snap a picture. T .4 my , rf-' x Above: Donna Kaslowski and her date share an intimate moment. Right: Brian McMahon and Barbara Geddes are among the early arrivers. Below: Visiting friends at other tables are Sheila Gattenby and Scott Webster. X -, 1' Q- o 1, ' i, ' , ' 'RQ-' Un' 551' ' 'QA' Wq'.P J -:fa is N-fr? rlbpxlzwi ...E V 5 1 '. .' .' 4 .3 111: f,,- -QUQQL' k . As 1 X 4 1.6.0 Y. ' E35 f,f:':7 'fo X M'-' .. x ' 'A H v' ' 2 i - A 4 A .ALX 'Hn I , . ' ll 14 ' , , xl 4, X x Aa fl 213' 'Q -nn. A J 'N 194 xf.Q 9 is nb I 811551 Above: Enjoying their meal are Tim Bishop and Mike Psoinos. Right: Georgia Calavritinos and her date sway gently to the music. Below: Keith Siopes joins in the festivities. Below right: Patty Mullin iind Sh-ve Clrdntz share a dance. L H ' . F 2 V B B f I , Q -F. ff i ,,...., . Ayiif. Q , C351 i ,L X 114 ,pu- 1' .xr J w: a4'v.. ., Qi? l qimmf X!! 3 3 0. X 1' nfl xx 4-3 'iF J Xa x , E 'Sgt ., X 4 i-ruff' 1 . 4' felt-f , 1 Q X I S' . 'nt e mmf ik YYY' :dill 1 Ng x i s . The Senior Social VVhir1 Begins yv N I-l Abou- left' Ilan' MQLKM' and Sui MmNmwnJ VNU fmemh duNng nmvmnmum,AMwwlMHWlmmnuMh mmm MIA dm1!hWm'hW:lMnm1 Wmdw MM Tmnlmmwwtshm-A rfimqntu mum:-nl. Harluvv: Putty Cwmmnnmimwvmnmvnwyndmme - 1 4 O M f s ':, J, H Q ' I l . 'sh 1 E vi' , H Q N j ' 3 ,gray e ,.f. fr. f..,,wf' t at-,j M - , t :I u ,S A as . I I rt Q A al :gh .fAY.d il' h A ,V Q .J , f -i iw. 1 E ig , ' f 1 1 . 9 1:2 C 3 ll I ' , E -P 2 - g I-1' - Q ' i 4 jx A 4 5 0 . ' w Row 1: Maj. Robert Quirbach, Maj. Michael Lally, Maj. Thaddeus Varanoske, Capt. Paul Weir, Maj. Gary McCarthy. Row 3: 2nd Lt. Mrozek, Lt. Col. Ian Rajchel, Col. David Finnegan, Brig. Cen. Andre Pare, 2nd Lt. Maurice Demers, 1st Lt. Richard jordan, 1st Lt. Edward Grzyb, Lt. Col. Ronald Mills, Lt. Col. Issa Ansara, Maj. Michael Hickey, Maj. Iohn Thomas. Row 2: Maj. Douglas Parigian, 2nd Lt. Maurice Lefebvre, 1st Lt. David Liakos, Capt. Peter Coyette, 1st Lt. Michael Hannaiin, Capt. john Mitchell, Sr. Capt. Wayne Alan Keniston, 1st Lt. David McKee, 2nd Lt. Robert Frisone, 1st Lt. Glenn Wallace. Not in picture: Capt. Steven Paulenka, 1st Lt. Brian Rogers, 2nd Lt. Mark Savage. 2 sem 5' W Y ' n Above: The regiment marches in formation. Right: Col. David Finnegan, Deputy Commander, brings the regiment to Present Arms. 116 lf li Above: lst Lt. David McKee performs the Maniial-of-Arms, Below: lst Lt. Michael llannafin, Capt. Pt-ter Cloycrttu- .incl lst l.t. Richard lordan line up for inspection. Hightf Officers compete in the Ceneralcy. l t ..,.-v Cadet Cfficers Since 1880, the Cadet Officers' Brigade has been influential in developing the leadership potential of outstanding Lowell High School Students. During their junior year, boys compete for ranks in both written and physical exams. The Ceneralcy, a grueling competition for promotions within the ranks, is conducted at the beginning of the senior year. Under the guidance of faculty directors, Colonel Iohn Beaulieu and Lieutenant Philip Dancause, Bri- gadier Ceneral Edward Crzyb and Colonel David Finnegan have led the brigade to the completion of another successful year. ii? if The ilitar Ball For the first time in the History of Lowell High School, the Cadet Officers and the Girl Officers Regi- ments combined their formal danc- es into one spectacular affair, the Military Ball. March 19, 1976 marked the occa- sion of this precedent setting event, climaxing weeks of excitement and preparation for the officers and their dates. The Lowell Memorial Audito- rium, lavishly decorated for the af- fair in vibrant red and white, was alive with the gaiety and laughter of exuberant young dancers. As waves of music from Billy Note's orchestra floated through the air, couples, in a kaleidoscope of beau- tiful gowns and elegant tuxedos, whirled about the floor, capturing the thrilling moments of the eve- ning in memories to be savored in the years to come. YU Above: Colonel of the Girl Officers, Roberta Marcotte. and her escort, Scott Melanson. lead the Grand March. Below: Denise Gordon, Andre Pere, Ieannine Donovan. and Maurice Lefebvre parade in the Grand March. 7 I . if , x 118 The Greek Dance is a favorite with the class of '76. Aa ff n 1 T1 4 ,-. 'J I -Q Above Tom Theresi. Sue O Sulhx an Karen Morm and Mlke Wltts take a break between sets Rrgbt: Chms Perron and Stexe Dalgle enjox a dance Below Beaut1fu115 arraxed. these gxrl officers form the spoke of a gracefullx turnmg n I 5 62 i i 4-3 x 1 i Above: Eleanor Richardson and General Edward Grzyb lead the Grand March. Below: Elegantly gowned Girl Officers whirl around the dance floor in ak gracefully spinning wheel. The Grand March Highlights Evening To the delight of relatives and friends, who filled the balcony, the climax of the evening's festivities, the Grand March, quickly followed the receiving line. During this procession, the couples, led by Colonel Roberta Marcotte and Scott Melanson, Lt. Colonel Mary llg and Mike Gallagher, Brigadier General Edward Grzyb and Eleanor Richardson, and Colonel Dave Finnegan and Carol Kopec, exhibited admirable poise and breathtaking dignity, reflecting the significance of the occasion. .v ...-. Y I ...+- -9 O 5 ,fi- 'J' if 1 .. rx E ' 1. .F I , f ' 11. ' L- , ' f ' 4 Af-if ' ' ,- I. ,,f I x !,' la ' x J it , P I I. rg j ff fu , A ,ff f '51 rg A W if , ,A I em. I L. fffafl. I 73' iff' . 6 gwwf , Q. l 5 l 1 Above: The smiles of Angelo Karabatsos, Pam Ryan, Robert Allard and Leslie Dalton reflect the evening's success. Right: Glenn Wallace and his date take advantage of the beautiful music. Below: Ioanne Cluette. Terry Deslauriers, Martha Iussaume, and Iinny Cineiro enhance the of the Grand March v ev- I' ,usda 1 a ' ,J 5 4 '4 g., -0- -:L-'gi '7' if -- '?'f' 'W Q I ' it 1 l Abou' loft: Bula lidssfvtt and Pat Toohil take il break hQ'U.N'l'l'l1 dunu-S. ,'UJrw12.' Sur? CuillPmCHC and Andy St.Ungvs1opturgha1 with friends. X 'Q-QPU W1 'Q if 1 5 . L I 4 il' l I 1. 'L . tr.-'U I1 Above: Dave Finnegan's date, Carol Kopec spots a friend. Left: Bonnie Howe dances with escort, Paul Poirier. Below: Leading the Grand March are Roberta Marcotte, Scott Melanson, Eleanor Richardson, Edward Grzyb, Mary llg, Mike Gallagher, Carol Kopec, and Dave Finnegan. Right: Donna McCafferty, Bob Milliard, Mary lane Crowe, and Ioey Burras enjoy their part in the Grand March. . 'Q 1'v u 128 19 Row 1: Lanie Rivard, Mary Murray, Co-Captain Lilli Rey, Captain Xanthe Samaras, Co-Captain Ioan Desmond, Kim Keefe. Row 2: Rita lean, Dina Boutselis, Brenda Grappi, Gail Labrie, Mary Dolan. Above: Lilli Rey praises Raider Power. Right: Lame Rivard's enthusiasm is supported by Lisa Bragan. ,. llxx' ww 1 ' Q, '15, 1: :he ' I ii: r 5 l , ' V -, , , 3 f Q. 5 I I ' ,1- , 44 WIS!!! Il Above: Xanthv Sanmrns, Dina Bouts:-lis, Rim lean and lucly Swanlwrry wind up .1 chi-er. llighlg Captain Xantht' Snmuras uses colorful shakers to ilfflllfil' enthusiasm. Below: The girls support their tmun .it .1 haskethall gains-. r l l Cheerleaders The Lowell High School Cheerleaders, smartly at- tired in crisp red and white, lead Raider fans in spirited cheers and perform a series of intricate rou- tines with seemingly inexhaustible energy and un- dauntable enthusiasm. Under the direction of Mrs. Beatrice Iohnston, the girls inspire victory in the hearts of Raider athletes and contribute greatly to Lowell High's school spirit. 5525? 'J' f' 'V-HY - The Band Above: Floutist Kathy Regan demonstrates her musical talent. Above right: Iohn Linehan entertains on the trumpet. Right: The band assembles at city hall to participate in ceremonies held in observance of Greek Independence Day. -. ,1 Z'-.I 3-', K v Q 1' wi - ,x'7' 11 If 0 x far- ' 4 W' Hu X I f 40 'A C f .v1A I ff ff' jg 3 M4 2' , U5-3 'ZA 1 'F 'sa . ':.'.'. -' M, ,Q ff 'sr , 25' f ,,g,3.g .,. .qw fi -nv:-, P TERM? fyjgjff-Q12 ,Vp x ' , W- 1 ,A Q, 'x 4.-224 wi, 3.5 'MF V t . .-1., 5 . i.-5, fc 3 M 55.5 Mfg :fi . -5 r 1 N .Q -w-1, . Aw r ' e A Above: Tom Delmore, Dan Valentine, Alan Treadwell, and Alan Woolfe do credit to Mrs. SCanlon's Latin jingles. Right: Leslie Ambrosino sings a solo as part of the Chorus' Soturnolio program. Below: The girls' quartet: Martha Iussaume, Charlotte Lis, Lianne Sullivan, and lane Slattery. harmonize on All American Girl. Muffllvl Madam Ear , . - 2 F , sf, I I 9 A JH'-11:1 'X ,? x' :EM , f' ' l f liv' lf' X -A 1 i ,Q ,Qc- 1-,,1v ' X 4 . 5 't Ek 5 lk 1 1 XS- if 4 Q . Q - E Q -Q. 3-7- , 1' M N: 'Ii r'i 'fu ,FT 5. R- L.. N 'FG I i C.. S hx gl x ' '--1'- Q H Iunior Classical League Officers: Secretary, Connie Demersg Vice President, Demersg President Iinny Ianeirog Treasurer, lane Slattery. Saturnalia Each year the Iunior Classical League, in conjunction with its sister organization at Lowell University, presents Saturnalio, an evening of dining, dancing, and entertain- ment in the classical tradition. The main speaker at this year's event was Mr. Thomas Murphy, Senior Floormaster and former Latin teacher. Under the Guidance of club advisor, Mrs. Grace Scanlon, the evening was an immense success. Marie I E Above: Issa Ansara demonstrates his flair with a toga. Below: Revelers participate in the Latin dance, L 6 JR! .. ,. I Bow 1: Ioanne Leahy, Doreen Robichard, Debbie Soucy. Row 2: Colleen McNulty, Norma McAndrews, Gail Couturier, Pamela O'Mally, Elizabeth O'Brien, Pat Brousseau, Robin Richardson. Row 3: Debbie Pol, Linda Lemire, Theresa Mroz, Diane Spenard, Celeste Desrosiers, Pat Wilson, Dolores Silva. Row 4: Debbie Silva, Cheryl Robinson, Ianet Guillemette Diane Brenda Sousa. X2 ll 5-V+ 5 My In Quant it 1 Baton Twirlers Under the direction of ad- visor, B. Douglas Townshend, the Lowell High School twir- lers admirably demonstrate their grace, skill, and precision with the baton. By entertain- ing at football games and dur- ing assemblies, the girls con- tribute immeasurably to the development of school spirit. Left: 2nd Leader, Ioanne Leahy: Head Leader, Doreen Robichardg 3rd Leader, Debbie Soucy. Above: Colleen McNulty, Norma McAndrewsg and Debbie Pol are among those entertaining during half-time. iiii itiixg l i-.I The Talent Sho Above: Arthur Pard responds to his roasting, Below: Our roller derby champions are counseled by Mother Casey. 1 d I N . , 'J ' al-'Aw . I, , U, -1 Qo- Q , 1, Of . 0 s.,'f? g .43 I :if As dl h I-' - , fl ' ' 'Eff n'. , a I x 5 ' , 54 3, i. Q ' n -'-Q 1 I! Plz '6er'l 1 QQ k Nils. Z .-5. -. , 5 . QF if 'la . pr E 'Q way Q,L ..? iu..9 s, ln 1 Above: Officers ofthe National Honor Society: Treasurer, Michael Casey: Vice President, Patricia Toohilg President, Daniel Frawley: Secretary, Marie Demers. Below: Advisor. Grace Scanlon addresses the audience on the privileges and responsibilities of membership. CLASS OF 1976, ELECTED 1976: Robin Allard, lssa Ansara, Douglas Barrett, Mark Beati, Donald Bedard, Susan Betty, Ieanne Biron, Debra Bordeleau, Libbi Bucuvalas, Garrett Casey, William Conant, Corinne Cortez, Francis Coughlin, Mary lane Crowe, Lesley Dalton, Colette Dastous, Doreen DeFreitas, Iames Di- Poto, Cathleen Eastham, Ioanne Gaitanis, Linda Gile, Peter Goyette, Steven Grantz, Cheryl Guillemette, Barbara Howe, Brian Hubin, Virginia laneiro, Anas- tasia Kanavas, Richard Kiernan, Barbara Lanoue, 143 Linda Leahey, Sandra Leakeas, Iudy Lepine, Corinne Lillis, Charlotte Lis, Lenora Markgren, Gary McCarthy, Kathryn McCormack, William McQuaide, Ronald Mills, Pauline Morrissette, Thaddeus Mrozek, Gretchen Noll, Pauline Panagakos, Areti Panidis, Douglas Parigian, Steven Paulenka, Paul Pearsall, Da- vid Pelletier, Kevin Pierzynski, Cathy Pike, Michael Psoinos, Lilli Rey, Arthur Ryan, Ianet Sarault, Peter Shields, Iames Soiles, David Stuer, Lianne Sullivan, Iennie Touliopoulos. Honor Da On Honor Day, May 14, 1976, many Lowell High School students were named recipients of scholarships and awards. Eleven scholarships were awarded by the Student Council to: Mark Beati, Georgia Calavritinos, Stephen Donovan, Cathy Douglass, Mary Duggan, Stephen Grantz, Maria Nappi, Gloria Parent, Iames Soiles, Rich- ard Stec, Eva Strykowski. The Union National Bank awarded savings bonds to top Business Education Department students: Donna Zerbinopoulos Qaccountingjg Gloria Parent fstenographyjg Corinne Cortez ftypewritingl. Denise Pelland received a portable typewriter for excellence in typing. Douglas Mostrom and Levon Chertavian received the Lowell Post No. 87 American Legion Book Prizes. The DeMoulas Market Scholarships went to Brian Poitras, Les- lie Ambrosino, and Robert Surprenant. Other Winners were: Ioanne Cluette fQuota Club Salutatorian Awardig Georgia Calavritinos fAlpha Epsilon Phi Awardjg Donna McCafferty, Georgia Calavritinos, Ioanne Cluette, Marie De- mers fGirl Gfficers Alumnae Awardsjg Susan O'Sullivan fGirl Officers Alumnae 50th Anniver- sary Awardjg Cathy Garrett Uewish War Veter- ans' Auxiliary Awardjg Iames Soiles Uohn Sake- larios Memorial Scholarshipjg Mary Soukaras and Gia Koumantzelis fGeorgia Sarris Founda- tion Awardjg Virginia Ianeiro fAlice Fitzerald Halpin Awardjg Lisa Bragan fDolores M. Regan Memorial, Middlesex Women's Club, and Catho- lic College Club of Lowell Scholarship Awardsjg Christine Perron CRobert Bigelow Memorial Awardjg Maria Nappi fDigital Equipment Corpo- ration Scholarshipjg Daniel Valentine and Thomas Delmore fClass Odist Awardj. l Above: Robert Quirbach, as the highest ranking student in honors and advanced placement science courses, receives the Bausch and Lomb Honor Award from Dr. Walter Grondalski. Below: Headmaster Peter Stamas Presents the Alice F. D. Pearson Medals to Barbara Ann Lanoue for excellence in Accounting and Debra Bourdeleau for excellence in Stenography. 415' 4 l I L Below: Recipients of the L.H.S. Student Council Scholarships: Eva Strykowski, Richard Stec, Iames Soiles, Gloria Parent, Maria Nappi, Stephen Grantz, Mary Duggan, Cathy Douglass, Stephen Donovan, Georgia Calavritinos, Mark Beati. I .nfs t. K - ,, Above: Winners of the Aquinas jr. College Typing contest. Denise Pelland 12nd placej and Corrinne Cortez list placej, were also recipients of the excellence in typing awards. Below: Mark Murray accepts the Ernest L. Kimball Scholarship. Below right: For excellence in the Department of French, Mark Merrifield is presented the Alliance Francaise Book Prize. A f Virginia janeiro received the Frances R. H. Leggatt Scholarshipg while Michael Casey re- ceived the Francis P. McHugh Scholarship. Oth- er Award recipients were: john A. Curseaden fLowell Harvard Club Book Prizejg Anastasia Kanavas fGreek Book Prizejg Michael Casey fLo- well Gas Company Awardjg Gretchen Noll fArion Foundation Award, Lowell Musicians' Associationjg Martha jussaume tD.A.R. Good Citizenship Awardjg Pamela Coravos fCollege Club Book Prizejg Robert Quirbach tBausch and Lomb Honor Awardjg Debra Bourdeleau and Barbara Ann Lanoue fAlice F. D. Pearson Med- alsjg jane Slattery tFranklin E. johnson Book Prize, Choral Arts Department Bruce D. Towns- end Award, and Lowell High School Faculty Club Music Achievement Awardjg Martha jus- saume and Michael Lally fAlumni Players Prizesj. A National Merit Certificate of Merit went to Douglas Mostromg while Daniel j. Frawley, Ann M. Hollenbach. jeffrey R. Levanthal, and john M. Thomas received National Merit Letters of Com- mendation. Gretchen Noll received the Lowell Boston Col- lege Club Prize: while Mark Merrifield was the recipient of the Alliance Francaise Book Prize. The High School Alumni Association Prize went to Ann M. Hollenbach. Other Award winners were: Debra Gallagher tAlice L. Cluin Awardjg Kathleen McCall tCharles D. Foley Awardjg Wayne A. Varanoski Uoseph W. Burns Awardjg jan Rajchel tPaul N. Demogenes Awardjg Richard Langlois tLowell School Committee Awardj' Dennis j. Sullivan and Pauline Morrissette tRella Park Memorial Scholarshipj Mark Murray CErnest L. Kimball Scholarshipj jane Slattery and judy Mulligan CNational Honor Society Prizej joseph Quinlan tShirley Boches Foundation Scholarshipjg Robert Quirbach fDr joseph D Sweeney Awardjg Step- hen Donovan fLowell High School Faculty Scholarshipj Kathy Regan and Donna Kaslowski received the Lowell High School Band Awardg while the Headmasters Special Award went to Grady Mulligan 1 Y -4 if- - -g'I--4-iii L ,fl Above: Ioseph Quinlan receives the Shirley Boches Foundation Scholarship. Right: National Merit Letters of Commendation recipients: Iohn Thomas, Ann I-Iollenbach, Daniel Frawley, and Ieffrey Levanthal. Lee Chertavian and Douglas Mostrom are recipients of the American Legion Book Prize for excellence in U.S. History. Douglas was also a recipient of a National Merit Certificate of Merit. If m-'gifs If tl, ' L . L ' qi Above: Sandra Gaffney presents the Iewish Q Z War Veterans' Auxiliary Award to Cathy M I Garrett. e 146 .la .W v-iff' .apr YB., .,x Above: Upsilon Alpha, Framingham State College chapter of the Historical Honor Society, Phi Alpha Theta award winners: Ian Rajchel, Kevin Pierzynski, Theresa Cote, Michael Casey fHonorable Mentionsjg lack Thomas flst Placej. Michael Casey was also the McHugh Scholarship winner for excellence in Advanced Placement History. Below right: Robert Surprenant, Leslie Ambrosino, and Brian Poitras accept the D Moul ' C 1 - s -K .1 1 x 1 as Market Scholarship. 'ut t ' gr? Qs.: z Left: Winners of the Rella Park Memorial Scholarship: Pauline Morrissette and Dennis I. Sullivan. Above: Wayne Varanoske receives the Iohn W. Burns Award. 147 4 T7 Clubs and Urganizations Right: Ofiicers of The SpanishgClub. Seated: Cathy Douglass President: Laurie Shanahan, Vice President. Standing: Ann Nalezinski, Secretary: Cindy Ashe, Treasurer. -83 l'! ll!! l'l J 'W Officers of The French Club. Seated: Connie Demers, Vice President: Iack Thomas, President: Pam Coravas, Treasurer. Standing: Marie Demers, Secretary: Mme Bourgeois, Advisor. cg-4 i 'fp' , Officer of The Drama Club. Seated: Mil-ce Lally, Publicity Chairman: Lianne Sullivan, Vice President: Richard Stec, Treasurer. Standing: Georgia Calavritinos, Secretary: Martha Iussaume, President. IP's Left: Members of the Student Advisory Council to the Regional Advisory Council: Cathy Douglass, Sidney Wilkins, Richard Stec. lim Fleming. Chg' i ,- :D 4 Ava, r si ' tr 1. ffl- Above: Officers of the Student Council. Seated: Iames Soiles, President. Standing: Michael Casey, Treasurer: Mark Byrne, Vice President. Angela Hondras. Secretary, was not present when picture was taken. Left: Members of the Student Advisory Council to the Lowell School Committee. Seated: Cary Rawnsley, Iim Soiles, jim Fleming. Standing: Charlie Hagler, Richard Stec. I' The Dean s Cabinet Seated Dr Wood Maria Nappi Erin Noonan Standing Ioe Quinlan, Mike Casey, lim Soiles, Richard Stec, Iim ff, mi 0 0 0 Above: Maria Pachico, Treasurer of the Distributive Education D Club, practices her salesmanship on Louis Gagnon and Dave Harrigan. Bight: D.E.C.A. Class Officers: Seoted: Karen Kane, . Secretary: Sue Belanger, President. Standing: Ginja Mueller, Vice I E President: Carol LaBreque, Parliamentarian: Debbie Sylvain. Historian: Sean Cronin. Treasurer. w You xr- yvww-.. 0' 3 K ?A lx- . ,.,l ik-: Members of the Distributive Education Club: Row 1: Dave Harrigan CParliamentarianj, Rick Tuson fTreasurerJ. Row 2: Steve Nicholaides, Roger Fortier, Phil Bissonette, Iohanne Thibeault QHistorianj, Melissa Clowery fPresidentj, Delores Girouard, Dennis Baribeault, Susan Belanger, Mary Donohue. Row 3: Marc Pintal, Ioe Pierzynski, Brian Long, Iohn Tobin, Paul Stys, Kim Costa, Mike Dunning Wice-Presidentj. ' 150 , ' I Personnel 5 'X S 'K ,Q Ahuwr: Mary Bolle distriliutvs ativniianrgf- sheets. Hightf Corinne ' Cortez runs ihv duplimatur X f ,,-,cb Sv-fire-il Lynn M.ir1h.iins, Suv Cluillvrnvtti-. Ana Gregorio, Sandra Tama. l.0lll5i' Gauthier. Brenda Marc,ouilli1-r. luanne MCGilveIy. Uurmhy Cnr: oran Sfflllfllllg Clurrinni- Cortez. xlI'S,fiidQf10f'l.DOI'f'f'U McMahon. Indie Swansha-rry, ludy McMahon, Sheila Farley, Sheila Rmirlw, Kathryn Si nmis, Us-lira Hcircle-lvau, Ivan Pririer, Mary Botto, Lisa Chin, Call Kelley. 151 Above: As The Frenchman Emille D'Ebecque, talented Grady Mulligan delights Nellie Forbush, played by Lianne Sullivan, with his singing of Some Enchanted Evening. Right: Scott Siandon, as The Professor, demonstrates his knowledge of Latin. . . i v .s . .L it ' l .iii A 53 fb ' . ' . ti t Q . 9: I , If R Above: Martha Iussaume gives a stellar performance as Bloody Mary. Flight: Captain Brackett, played by Richard Stec, orders Mike Lally, in the role of Luther Billis. to see that the CB's sell no more grass skirts to Bloody Mary. t . l ,.,c. j . 1, ' 'v I .4 l I ' I if , l s U Y I' 5 -ti Y. ag ox If .A -45 South Pacific On May 6th and 7th the Lowell High School choral arts and drama departments, under the direction of Michael Skolowski and B. Douglas Townshend, com- bined talents to produce another spectacular musical success, South Pacific. Set against the background of a South Pacific island during World War II, the classic Rogers and Hamerstein score portrays the turbulent love story of Ensign Nellie Forbush and The Frenchman, Emille D'Ebecque. til Q 2 gn B of-f h X A fig it s. A 2-2' A .gy ,Q-. '82 Q vii? 'n P+ -i 'r'fZ iff' 'mf P 'A 32' ..5a.zii-5. 2 X Ge- 'f-m, I sw, '12 , 4 . 'I can't forget or quite believe the live foot Walls of Avco and how 'cool' we all thought We were . . . F sr 'Sf Q' tr r-'swf . W'1nw J llrr Q H Al f 1, .-4' ,rf 'Qzfffu ' -.-- ,Fifa Perhaps the changes in the people are what will remain with me - the beginning seeds of friendship as freshmen which grew and blossomed into lasting friendships . . . O VCO 'J I Mm pu 1,5 Y scuoois Aomlulsmmve OFFICES GP frfffil iff W 4 V ' ' 'U V -..-., Km' fir '6 Athletics ,A ' 1 K x . . in i 'tml Q,'yl.'1,' x w 55 ' SQWELJ ' XWLZS 3 X,wEg,g I x23 opening. Left: Co-Captain Ginny Ianeiro applies press. Above: Lianne Sullivan eyes an UW 4 buwzb LUWZ5 4a 14 MGWLZJ du-v XSN -L C. ' 21 MVB-N515 91? 3, L 1,U l LE ...N Bow 1: Norma Bernard, Pauline Cote, Cathy Thomas, Steph Dietzel, Anne Dufreshe, Dianne Weisbach, Row 2: Iudy Coutu, Lianne Sullivan, Michelle O'Brien, Ginny Ianeiro, Pat Toohil, Marlene O'Brien, Ioanne Botos, Mrs. Hogue. Row 3: Ierry Mullen, Venus Soukaras, Michelle Bissette, Cindy Saunders, Brenda Cremins, Becky Obdens, Lisa Caterino, Ioyce Bilby. Not Photographed: Ian Moriarty, Kim Tiffany. ' , 160 1 'UQQQ C. i W1 N. ab!! '-'F' 'U if and 'Q' -s L.. 4 ru ' '-lin.-.,. Q H - an D Q .-'- , Vw I wq' 5' big la, I , x -I. . . 5- -V V K U .-.I I 'I - fa' vnu ' 3,5 N. ll I Q. 1 rl if 1975 Squad Peter Martin QB Neil Murphy, QB, Captain Duke Schrow B Issa Ansara B lim Molloy DB Mark Byrne B Mike Schffgens B Wilbur Simmons G Sandy Lasa B Frank Polak DB Phil Lyons DB Gary Desmond B Atmire Bailey B Bill Collura B lim Kacavas B Tom Torrisi DB Mike Stuer QB Ed Kulis, B, Captain Ioe Rocha DB Brian Eklund B Tom Neville DB Marc Geoffroy C lim Green LB john Lavallee C Bob Milliard C Bill McQuaide C Pete Krowchun G Kevin Geoffroy G Virginio Mendonca T Scott Kopycinski T Steve Lafortune T Nick Soukaras DT Bill Gikas, T, Captain George Danas T Mark Beati E Iim Pearson DE Dean Garrett E Dave Martin E Bob Fraser E Ray Thomas E Roger McNulty LB Mark Omeara DB Dennis Robertson DB Mark Carney DB Iay Cole DB Gary Iarek S Tri Captain Bill Gikas gets instructions from the referee. l N ' ,-A L. .xc Lowell Ball ' .W Chinn.. si- Steve La Fortune and Tom Neville observe the action. 163 Girls' Gymnastics i i Lynn Machacos goes into a back somersault. , T , ?i,l.ir,?.T: ,, . Y, -4 , , f, rf-,c1qq,,'vy:-i +4 K ' V , er 2 F' 5 5 Row 1: Allison Wilmot, Sue Ramalho, Robin Murphy, Lairiey Neylon, Carmel Kennedy. Row 2: Tina Laughrin, Lisa McNiff, Capt. Ann McLaughlin, Capt. Chris Perron, Lynn Machacos, Coach Patricia Dumont, Coach Louise Oczkowski. Row 3: Lisa Clay, Eileen Busby, Sandy Weiser, Iackie Rondeau, Karen Donahue. ' 164 , .fr ,t Fl 1 .rr I if 'f 6' -L wg f r , V, ' - ,-.1 yin: 4 . T,--J. '11, WM-at rw, 5,1 . . if T31 N :YUM 'ff ,wa -www' 1 Bo s' Basketball frightj Co Captain Steve Creamer, all time LHS point leader, goes up for two. Perry Lucas goes for the baseline fbelowj-. fabovej Lucien Lanoue scores a point. frightj Aggressive Dave Martin goes up for the ball. fleftj Play maker Mark Stanley scores 2 of his own. fbelowl Co Captain Al Dennis fires one up. .-...J X X3 20 I Row 1: Mark Stanley, Dave Martin, Perry Lucas. Co Captains Steve Creamer and Al Dennis, Lucien Lanoue. Row 2: Steve Hays, Bob Iarek, Charles Brunellas, Iohn O'Donnell, lack McNamara, Andy St. Onge, lim Soiles, Mark Bellemare, Ray Thomas, Tom Courtney, Coach Chuck Ryan, Assistants lim McCuirk and Ed Kelley. 167 Tri Captain Daniel Frawley takes a final. turn. Tri Captain Neil Murphy forechecking Nashoba Tech opponent. . . ax. ,. . x W Y ,r -f MM 68 . J! ff: - . akgx Tri Captain Dave Boucher has a word with Coach Robinson. -G' i Hockey ably fs. -,n Q on-it L Row 1: Cary Desmond. lohn Curseaden, Tri Captains Neil Murphy. Dave Boucher. and Dan Frawley. Mike Sheehan. Tom Graham, Ftow 2: Coach Bill Robinson. Kevin Brodeur, lohn Silva, Rick Coulliard, Mike Campbell. Ioe Sweeney. lim Britton. Louie Simopoulos. Dave Frawley, NVayne Chosse. Iohn Lawrence. Ticky Kulis. and Asst. Coach Mike Denihan. 169 1' . 1.5 -- Girls' Track ,v ' I 4. A 0 A , Chris Perron, past winner of the all-state ED yard hurdles championship and the N.E.A.A.U. 100 yard hurdles Barbara Geddes heads out on the first lap of a relay. Championship, easily 0UtdiStaUC9S the C0mD9titi0f1- if Row 1: Ianice Polack, Michelle Bissett, Colleen Conlin, Ann McLaughlin, Chris Perron fwith Christine Nelsonj, Iudy Coutu, Terri Olivera, Barbara Geddes, Maura O'Brien. Row 2: Denise McDowell, Eileen Busby, Paula Garabedes, Loreen Daugherty, Carmel Kennedy, Ann Hill, Barbara Mullen, Allison Wilmot, Karen Price, Elizabeth Callahan, Lisa Clay, Ellen Sayers. Row 3: Karen Rockers, Kathy Furey, Sue Broderick, Carol Campbell, Iessie Barrett, Kathy Thomas, Sue Britton, Coach Sue Nelson. 170 W-Fi,-'5.4g.s.wx 'wr- -I, ,-O. S nhf'-' ' OT ' ' F ' P gl' --Q, n , f shi ug is-J ' sbxypQ.,.' ' ' . 1 -, Y 'N' Ain- , , I W' . V- - '--..i9i' -..Q if Q ,...f A . 'LN I. , Q .4 - I . -' 1' ' 'Pi' ' , ' ,ggy ' -P 1 -- k r h vu. .,'g'.'43'1 '5gT ff-7' . ' Q l 'L . . - e - -.:-- - '---gulf' '- - ' . ' ' .J 1, . ed! 0 -- ' . r . ' . f J g Q' ':1,'.-C , -'T-1 sn- --' -f-' -, . - ,, . C, A , ,J V, Q t ,' 1 lf -sig' ,,. . ' - V -Q. . 4-el .1 . p, 1 e one . -,-,...- -., r ,,'-- r - .- J . 2 vt , .' A .'- --' 1 ' . - -nr fc Y: , - -F--. .A ,L . ' 'J s 'J 5. 13. ,. , h- .-XJR? ,Sv .IA ffnfj :ff . . 014-5'JI.',.. ,,. -0 9,1 V, ' .h iii Above left: Ann McLaughlin competes in the high jump. Left: Carol Campbell performs at Cawley meet. Above: Loreen Daugherty prepares to break another .1 record. 171 Ni-112 xg 6 Q !1:f Q in I Q ng WE xy 3-.fi ' ,, r cv er r Nr v , QWEL4 F SWE!! 3 lc ,,,,. -Q 3-gg! WEL, LQQEL wi J cg lvl G JM we X 1-Quill ii'F-u V-- Q. C if ,C f9b:., Bob Milliard squares off fleftj. Tri Captain Tom Lambert tries for a pancake fbelowj ----u A W Ep.. Qi' Art Ryan tries for a cradle. Tri Captain Bill McQuaide warms up Hefty. 173 -4 .U 1 , f'Q33E.,, x 0 - 34-, , - If j' , WL... 1 1 N ,v 0 .qv-04 ' fbelowj Ioe Quinlan rolls along. 's . o V, w O J W Q Q Q .., .:i,, , L. , Iunior Brian Grady out in front. D xx 4 3 Y 414 3.6 Bill Conant soars fabovej, and Rick Lampron fbelowj goes for a long one 174 4 Boys' Track , - 1 Fi U v- I v . .mflrza-' Y'. f 5 v V 25 , ck, ' 4 V1.1 I .'L,.. -Inq, P u-K., Bobby Iarek enters the gun lap fleftj. , fbelowj Norman Geoffroy on last leg of cross country run. 'L Q44 'Tr' 'Qi ,gr . - vg '?, - ,.-so ' V .-Q -, sg .-5,.. Q N 5 I 3,1 if , .ffg . ' - VJ ze.. l - n. s Q ' -255 .', P Q ' 9' - - ' . 5- 2' - mtv Epiih' ' fr.. ? ,P- 41. H 'al' N11 - f . J 9 l':gx-Lf' ' Q HIM I l+wSn1sl4.xmh Huh I.m'k llm Tullx. Phll X1.11.1. RHI1?N1ff1llllUllHh. Iirmn CQr.uix'. lfbhflfJ'DUflDl'll,U-ifX'fN1fUIJI11Jllj.Ih, Kr-n VV:- lm-unrm lvlle-x Nr.-xl-'i.4n1.ur.1s N111-w f..u1cia-tlv lim-.' I flh.1rIe-sIl.a1l1-x. Nwrnmn he-fmffrrw. Ilan- Stu:-r. Ruk lunmprnn, Im- QIIIHIQID. Tr Mfr mv-x lflikulrs,H1llK,um.ml,Yr-liN11lrphy ITS rig: 9 - we Bo s sf Tennis ix:-igkq . Mike Hickey hits a strong forehand ftopj, Mike Gallagher puts it Doug Parigian hits a forehand. away fabovel. 3 -QQ - , 5 9 ' Q '. 5 ' ' lf V A, BM' 'H ' t YA-c 3 Q i Row 1: Dave Oliver, Bob Poitras, Bill Hamilton, Dave Hickey, Bob Oliver. Row 2: Coach Davis, Co-Captain Mike Casey, Mike Gallagher, Co-Captain Doug Parigian, Mike Hickey, lack Mitchell. 176 Girls' Tennis The Lowell High School girls' tennis team com- pleted its regular schedule with a perfect 15-0 record, and it shut out its final four opponents by identical 5- 0 scores. In singles competition, Kathy McCall posted a 15-O record, while Tracy Bodor was 14-1 and Ianice Carroll 12-3. In doubles, Katie McCormick - Elizabeth Poitras were 15-0 and Sandy Anderson - Cheryl Volis were 9-3. The girls scored wins over teams from Haverhill, Wilmington, Billerica, Peabody, Methuen, Westford, Nashua, Notre Dame Academy, Lawrence and Chelmsford. U!-Y 1 ' 4, C Kneeling: Donna Foley, Debbie Gallagher, Ann McNamara, Cheryl Volis, Elizabeth Poitras. Standing: Sandy Anderson, Tracy Bodor Xanthe Samaras. Ianice Carroll, Kathy McCall, Coach Ed Krysiak. 177 Co lf L, ' 4 -. , 49 -e QP x! Y' . 1- 1 bf . A J- Q33 Sean Connolly drives off the tee. Steve Poremba in the rough. i XQK -O v-4 'np Row 1: Chuck Donahue, Duncan McLean, Iohn Blazon. Flow 2: Sean Connolly, Matt King. Steve Poremba, Ioe Sweeney. Coach Petros. - 178 Jn. fl' .v I- 's 'Q u - A 1' 'nf bf Baseball 3 '?'. ' ' f f:,Q.D I 'Sf , :Q Q .. ML? 4.-. .,. 5 ' .im l -i-5-3 Q jim Mirzhaud I0hI1 McHalc I Q -1 Q gh 91 Q.-- - . Q ra -A - - -' N-' , , . T 3'- V 0 AL .' -'fw',4it-s.ff ...sa 419'-N' . 1.-. .H 4 - .-,Eff-if, . 4,94-V: ' ' ' ' ' ' if-ag: .-UL '-- -.' .5 ,gg QTQSZL r :Cm 1 1.4-. P4 H! .4 pr 4 I ' - Ho X, If ll! 4 , w 1' P1-tvr Marlin. luhn Mnllalf-. Claplaln Mark Iiyrnv, Phil Richards, Mark U'Malls-y. Iaak M1Namara. How 2: Coach Skaff, Kc: UN:-ll. Clvnrgv Byron. 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We at Loring are proud ofthe part we have had in helping to make your classboolf a permanent reminder of your school years, recording with photographs one of the happiest and most exciting times of your lite! 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! LURI G Tlllllll New England's Leading Portrait and Yearbook Photographers 208 Solari Congratulations to 1976 Graduates Where I bmorrowk Hdlqf Sfyles are Crealfal Today School of Hair Dfflgll MALDEN: 330 MAIN ST. 324-7710 LOWELL: 24 PALMER ST. 453-1822 Best Wishes from LOWELL HONDA 9 Middlesex Street 1? Real Estate Established in 1866 PRINCE'S PHONE 459-370' 4131, Statlorlery-School Supplles ' 240 PINE STREET 51:-e-Q LOWELL.. MASS. 01851 lMElE ' 96-104-108 Merrlmack Street 'itil I. '? GIUTS ' 'I PETER NICK Downtown Lowell Bring refreshment into play have CI Coke A Rx N ' I 'ts K U-' E..:.,.:::.L..:: Q ug , f 'Z' ....,, -N B f :SLN 4- Q l S ml Cob ll e ngldorocl lrodo-mari, BY COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO OF LOWELL, INC fl FEENEY The Florist 70 BRIDGE STREET TELEPHONE 452-0555 LOWELL, MASS. R EA Associates TUBE BENDING SPECIALISTS I . , , 8u.i.En1cA if 667-4171 5 CHELMSFORD ir 256-9981 S n 6 .3 Lowsu. if 454-7827 2-Y-ef' Tewxseunv -A' 851-3731 REAL ESTATE wesrirono ir 692-2121 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1976 Your agent for , ' 1-if f 321515 ig! -Mardi ,P WorId's finest class rings Quality! iilunut Shana fmt 5 MERRIMACK ST. - KEARNEY SQ LOWELL. MASS. Speedy Take-out Service Tel. 453-9294 :E ff O O O 0 A,1cour1's 5 S FAsHioNs for 4 ft W af!! 5 I g W -F? Zz? ' P Downtown Lowell-anti Chelmsford Mall s 173Centra1Street L0We11,MaSS 210 4 voun ruiunr , 'Olaf-TN X voul Slfvlilv is in YOUR HANDS fi if - ,-,.,-1-5 you uowtulhl T-T2- '.,.-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. It's fast, easy and convenient at the Mutual Savings Banks. 211 Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 Press Club Restaurant and Lounge 31 Central Street Lowell 'rbuu Inc. - Your Key to World Travel - 458-2516 io KEARNEY so. toweu, MASS. K Congratulations to the g LHS Class of 1976 ' SINCE 1933 ' Lowell Academy Hairstyling Institute ' Accredited - Co-Ed 136 Central St. GL2-8686 IF YOU'RE GOING TO BE A I-IAIRSTYLIST BE A GOOD ONE Our exclusive Robert Newton and International Pivot Point techniques guarantees you'l1 be a good one. Day. evening and part-time courses. Come in or call for brochure. Congratulations to Class of 1976 from the employees and management of ALEXANDEFYS MARKETS House of Hallmark, Inc. 25 Merrimack Street Lowell Greeting cards - Gifts Russell Stover Candies Compliments of . , 1 X afrtms i i x - 1 BURLINGTON MALL LUASHUA MALL Meri-iuew MALL ci-iesvwuri-nLL MALL DOWNTOWN LOWELL DOWNTOWN' LOWELL BURLINGTON MALL LYNN 5' . . Jra vel Service 40 Central Street Lowell When you think of travel, think of Flynn Mr. O's leans for He and She 156 Merrimack Street Downtown Lowell Best Wishes Olympia Restaurant Hellenic Cuisine 453 Market St. Lowell Charles Hondros Fine Iewelry Repairing and Manufacturing 147 Central Street Room 215 Residence Business 454-0263 452-8455 I may have a ood job for ou. lnfact,the Army hasover300 different jobs you could apply torand probably get. If you quality, vve'll guarantee your choice of job training in fields like con- struction, computer programming, in- telligence, electronics, communications, or many others. We'll pay you a starting salary of 3361.20 a month Cbetore deductionsl. With a raise to 8402.60 after 4 months. We'll also give you a chance to travel. Or a head start on college through in- service educational opportunities. With the Army paying upto 75fZ,ofyourtuition. If you're interested, give me a call. You'lI not only be doing a good job for yourself. 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Aggie's Sub Shop Kenney Flowers, Inc. Lady Grace Scott Iewelry Company 20th. Century Shoe Store Best Wishes to the Class of '76 -ANoovEarsMAaT a. FLAGG -Lowell -Chelmsford -Littleton Williarrllmll. Aslexis, Inc. E ' c I: Gao sltleus us 'lang glaceghlfi Tgigu fs Elxnsu re o A o S '- -Y-Il Lowell miss ' --M- 52 22 I A52 56l 1 i Fred. C. Church, Inc :Eh-'f. Congratulatlons -t 415 ,Xing HINSURANCEH Dodge Class Of 1976 Tfffif' ff . 4 I Q,QgifT.,h A . wishes you every 4.2.4 'C,T+j1Q-fx r 5 1 success at this MANZI DODGE INC. 736 BROADWAY LOWELL, MASS. 01854 PHONE 458-3378 Q.-.....4.. i ., .',-s----M .'-:gl-M 1 important height . 1 .1 .,.,, . f A . -4 - -'i-Jffkfli 'h ur career! ' up i yo W -,,..,,..1 215 -..e yi-: V --Y fn.-. IRL.. 0,7 g..- , . -3-N., 5 - 4- , , ts ,..-x.., Y . ug -,... N - L., , V ,vvs 85.8 - , .,., AQ- . .Y- x N. 9,4 -.,,,,.-...y X - . Q '-...,1 -' r'- ' f 4 ,ILi.E'i5'fi M :Elm mfs? Tm' ' v'..Q '1'f 4rf'-E I A A 'iw' -L':5.:,,,? , . J. -. , . . '7 1 Q.. 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