Lowell High School - Spindle Yearbook (Lowell, MA)

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HA Day in the Life Each and every day of our high school lives has been full of problems and decisions, decisions which have affected the outcome of each day, and of our high school years as a whole. We will follow a day in the life of two LHS students both of whom will make very different decisions, with different outcomes. 5:30 Buzzzzzll 5:30 already . . . Where's the snooze button? . . . 6:00 Buzzzzz!! What a day this is going to be . . . l'd better hop in the shower, then maybe l'll eat breakfast outside. The sun's out . . . today's off to a great start! 17,2 f I iii

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! 5 11 ' i, KJ' f af ,- Dedication At the start of the 1982-83 school year, Mrs. Helen G. Droney took on the vital role of advisor to the Student Government, class officers, and senior class. As advisor to the student government, Mrs. Droney was a crucial factor in the success of such projects as the blood drives, Spirit Week, and Carnation Days. Her support and dedication to the government were unlimited and invaluable. But we, the senior class of 1983 owe a special debt of gratitude to Mrs. Droney. To us, she was far more than a leader and organizer. Helen Droney was a friend and inspiration to all of us. 5 Q Her door was always open, and a friendly smile greeted every visitor. Her patience and good nature inspired our confidence and appreciation. Mrs. Droney reflected the ideals of the senior class, as we reflected her exuberance and ambition. Her wit and charm brightened many a dreary day. lt is for these qualities in Mrs. Droney that we wish to dedicate the 1983 Spindle to her. We can feel nothing but love and respect for the woman who has given so much of herself to us. A part of her will leave Lowell High School with each and every member of the class of 1983. We will never forget her. S.. ! ' ' F 10. 2 if . i , ff ' f an ww if H 1 851. Qing,-ff A ,,4j1. f . , ' ' V Y 1 , , ., gf: 1 We M 7 Wm, . 3- ,, M2 ai Far left: Diane Harrington and Maura Dartley with Mrs. Droneyg bottom left: senior class officers, Pres. Michael Sullivan, VP Rufus Woods, Sec. Maura Dartley, and Treas. Louie Galvao with Mrs. Droney. 3

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M? 7:00 Oh sh . . . ootl l feel like l've been fifteen rounds with Ali. How do they expect me to do schoolwork when I can't even get out of bed? l'll never make the ten past bus now . . . that's alright. l'll just take my time and go in late. l'll take a long shower and a long shh . . . oot, it's already five past. That won't work. lt'll be my third time this week . . . Aarghl l can barely move . . . what the heck, some fast talking and l'll be second period bound. 7:00 l'm ready with time to spare! I guess l'll review my physics and look over stuff for my third period test. l think l'm ready for it, but l sure could use an A. Here's my bus, on time as usual. Good thing l went to bed early last nightg l would have never made it otherwise. K 5