Lowell High School - Spindle Yearbook (Lowell, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1988 volume:

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R N73 5.5 - .ISHARDMARX I O I O I I O concerts at Cawley Nicaragua Honduras Panama and Noriega world-wide drug problem Sand- anistas terrorists West Bank in Israel Glasnost Bruce Springsteen U2 Church Lady the seizing of the Kuwaiti airplane the hostage drama Vanna White Fawn Hall Tiffany Liz Clairborn Fatal Attrac- tion Les Miserables 30 Something Dirty Dancing Cher The Last Emperor who saw the Last Emperor? Finally seeing Richard Marx El XR EEST-N wi QZAQHQ I ,- Q ity, Q59 N COMMUNITY! ANC NG THE he LHS Officers' Harvest Dinner Dance was held at the Windsor Mills Restaurant on Saturday, November 21st. Even though there had been rumors that there would not be enough room, over 200 couples Cplus a few stragglers?J danced the night away K I to music supplied by our very own Lowell High School DJ Francisco Maldonado. Things To Remember: Who ya gonna ask? has anyone asked you? girls asking the guys did you get your . IJ 7' '- - IGHT AY dress yet? ...Mrs. Dillon's list what are you doing be- fore? what are you doing after? a slight problem with decorating the room and time You mean we have to wear our gowns to decorate? pictures at home We have to be there by 9:00 pictures waiting in line for pictures how much is this gonna cost? more pictures trying not to spill food on your clothes or lap the bus 'ff' l 'B 4, ,i Maw :N i if ,F , Z' . 5' fri. In ,1, 6-JivAfQ1rRilf:!4?f'l HARVEST V tl 4 ,653 M ig, f 1 4 A 4 Wig riff ' , , , 24 4 . A4 1 14 x 0 . V2 ff 1 4 4, 0 W -6 My . an ,rufzf .w,w1,,. - 4' Z A, :I y 55 Y f 1 1-'Wff Zyl, ff, , V Q Vs ,I 1 ,. , A :gg ff f '2'V ' ' A ,M M.,v 'Q'Xs. ,W XM gf Af' fi.. 'RE th ..,A X , f , 1 '-.MJ Q1 My if I ' 5 ' f 3 f.,,Ai X WM L.H.S. PLACES E , 3 wg' XM fx? Ax M 3 cf' -w uiiivnn cuuuauaurw F ! in gag sh: fx 14. wwf L -xw Q M .Q - QQ. .l , 'fn ww Hlflm OPENING X 11 A S 'Aan- ,4 , 5 I-IV, IEW ' 4 .' s ' xv ' 1 V af 4 V ,i Q X yy' ,:as.g., .avffpgr , gv Afwyx, Xu- '. ev' - , ,... , ,X W, .1-Wa 12 f OPENING 5 4 y .X- ,5 A .N V 52. ,2Nt,ar.. 2 l- mi bw! gzuvfwr ng'.gf'v 7,-5, I 'ef' ,eY. ,' of 6. .5 gl I-x H ff 5 if A? A x eff? 1 9 I K n ,u it fa Rf N'f?m f W :' XM.:,QLwf. M: . .' :af D lv ' 1 if ff? PEP RALLIE he annual fall outdoor pep rally was held in September to recognize and encourage all the participants in fall sports. It was held in Lucy Larcom Park. The band and cheerleaders were present to drum up school spirit. Senior class president Tina Coulouraaas and Head Loud- mouth Andrea Mitchell emceed the event. Each varsity team was called up to the concert platform. The coaches or captains introduced all the athletes by name and then asked the crowd for their support. Sounds of music and enthusisatic cheers filled the air. Our next rally was staged in the field house prior to the traditional Thanks- giving Lowell!Lawrence football game. Confetti and pom poms were in abundance. Coach Nelson presented each member of his squad and the cheerleaders performed in inimitable fashion to a standing room only crowd. h March saw a rally, held to psych up the student body on behalf of the boys'basketball team. The Raiders were to meet Durfee High School at Boston Garden in the semi-final game of the Division I State Tourney. As LHS fans eagerly cheered the players on, Coach Ryan led them in the sing- ing ofthe school's fight song, while the cheerleaders presented their award winning dance routine. 14 X OPENING gm 1' 1 N n ' - N Q 2'uk.'O,l lx if I l W Q ,Q Kr 0 I' .5 I 0' Q ,-., Q 9 c 1 0 Q .,' , . - ww ' ,sn ' .. iff :ef .1 7' V ,J gamut 6 A v5 'V ' 4125 ,.' .IF rs, ls . ',',a x k . 'JK . s 'I ' 5. n, W' P ,G ,, I Q 3, 3,1 9 , N'--4' fx YT-5 X ' 0, ..4,gc31,, Q: A ,, x Q NZ' N as V 3 3 W 'N 'lr -w 1 1' 5 ' 4 X. 4 ,, s L 1 wir' X I W- 3 li ' ,ll gay, ' ' 1 HOMECOMIN G owell High's game against Dracut was a heartbreaker for the Raiders, but even this disappointment did not put a damper on the celebration of Home- coming. The pre-game tradition of introducing the senior football players was held to acknowledge the support which parents give to the team during the season, each and every year. At halftime, Homecoming Queen, Lisa Marcotte, was crowned by last year's Queen, Jennifer Desmond. Mrs. Donna Leahey, president of the Friends of Lowell High School, pres- ented trophies to the Court, consist- ing of Junior Marybeth Sullivan, Sophomore Elizabeth Sheeh and Freshman Debbie Lamarre. 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Nguyen Ya Nhen Louie Nicolakakis Nllga R053 Raymond J. Noel JT. Debra A. Nowak Adriana Nunez 7 ! Erin M. O Brien ' Scott R. O'Malley Tara E. O Leary ---x U 1. a n ' N . a ' ' Nancy A. Pagan Tracey Paige , -i K 17 428 I S 5'5 fff i' 4219 - 4 V Q , 1 '. X4 1 4 ff Kevin M. O Brien Shaun E. O'Brien Scott J. Ogden Mis. is J' V 4 F t Virak K. Or Scott B. Orlando Joel L. Pagliuca .ifbw MT D rf. K r fx? -1125 ' . ,, .MW WWW' Voeuth Pang , fv-wk fum-qv f 'b Vuthy P30 Niclrielas A. Papoulials Q, it Nbr Marleen J, Paquette Cassandra Y. Parker Daxa R. Patel Foran Patel Seema B. Patel Bruce W. Pekkala Ni- Savy Pen Michael J. Pepin Maria E. Pereira Nisa M. Pereira 43 z in I My ...A K SL- Mary L. Perez Alfred Perras Donna M. Perrault Rachel T. Perrin 1 xv' . ww ' 'R MX '?'.T.'7' Q . wh a..Q'.s2 1 Hong T. Phan Brian K. Phillips Martha E. Picanso Jill T. Poirier f haw ' , K ,, , X 2 v haf.: x -1 0i3 '- f'Y' an-0 V-M Patricia L. 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Wallace Scott D. Wallace 'Ye Donald D. Walsh Julie C. Walsh Erin E. Ward Angela R. Warsnip XML.. . 1 Julie A. White Steven G. Whitten Wanda M. Wojnor Sarah J. Woo 'zwmy' ,A X Sharon M. Woo Suzanne M. Woo ,A iz M Susan J. Wright Kenneth A. Wrobel 3 Hush' Q, ,.r Q Vuth You James C. Young Stephen M. Zaim Sophorn Chin 'K-'mf' Thourk Hing Sokmey Phann Tracey Haggerty Sarin M. Chhang 52 X L 2 l, in 1 11 I Sina Chhim Shannon Moore Patricia Turgeon CAMERA SHY SEN IORS Ivelisse Arce Elroy Badio Lara Bahnan Mark Bettencourt Quelminda Bettencourt Michael Bradford John Camacho Anthony Catalano Chayphey Chandaoleuang Phakhanxay Chandaoleuang Phillip Charron Narin Chaunamon Kes Cheth Rok Cheth Choub Chhyem Sar C. Chhom Mario E. Colon - Rivera Kevin M. Cormier Carlos R. Cruz Casimir Czarnionka Peouv Dang Adriana DelBue Mary Y. Deng Kimberly Deschesnes Chhunnarin Dos Chhunno C. Dos Sean M. Edwards Bassam A. Ghadban John S. Gleason Joseph Grande Jason R. Guthrie Brian D. Hamilton Derrick Hardin Thanh V. Hon Thourk Hing Amy E. Hogan Chan Hol Brian K. Horman Larry Horne Mark A. Huard Poev Ieng Kerry Kandrotas Siphann Keat Chen Kim Richard Klein Lisa Kopycinski Pou Kruy Leng T. Lam Tricia Lamarre Paul J. Leary Lori A.LedouX Hai Linh Sonia N. Luna Heng Mao Richard J. McCarthy David E. McCartney Gregory R. Moore Frankie C. Morales John P. Mullen Sophan Muth Gail M. Nault Ya N hem David A. Nicodemus Gerard Ouellette Luis M. Pacheco Monika B. Patel Purvi M. Patel Panjan Patel Sangita Patel Sophea Pek Iris Y. Perez Damaso Perez, Jr. Daniel J. Piche Loeu Pun Arthur E. Ramsdell Bridget E. Regan Colleen Reidy Christine M. Renaud Abbie C. Reynolds Tho Rin Mario Rivera Deborah E. Roy Dara S. Saing Phany Sam Miguel A. Santiago Sovanny Sar Bryant Scott Ami N. Shah Karen A. Shea Lyn H. Simoneau Kha Sing Melissa D. Smith Samedi Sras Steve Stott Kristine P. Stuart Rady Soun Susan D. Tevnan Karen D. Theriault Christine L. Thomas Joseph P. Toppe Vissna Tounn Phuc D. Tran Quang N . Tran Carolyn M. Trudel Kimberly A. Trudel Athena Tziotzioras Sean Vaughn Chen Ven Michelle M. Yaroschuck Wednesday Zyla 54 ! CLASS OF 1988 THIS IS IT!! This is it, This is our Time Time for us to move on This is it, This is our time A time for us to stand strong In our lives ahead, we may find some hard times When it seems like there's nothing we can do Time for us to move on This is it, This is our time A time for us to stand strong In our lives ahead, we may find some hard times When it seems like there's nothing we can do But together I think we can make it If we all help each other pull through This is it, this is our time Our day for laughter in the sun This is it, this is our time To look back on all the things we have done As we say good bye to the school we've called our own Let's take the time to realize That we've come a long way just to get here So now let's show the pride that's in our eyes. This is it, this is our time Take each other by the hand, This is it, this is our time. Let's go out there and show 'em that we can. Words and music by Thomas Fetters. LHS FIGHT S NG 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've taught us ' Through and through. SENIORS X 55 TQ 4 4949 i ' 'eww v 1' 1 X f 5 44 3 56 X CLASS OF 1988 Q , , 4 I 9 Cz 5 W, , , ,Q- f' f X W, n f vu... K ....,..,,,-,,,,l- -A--R-W, '-S as JVM' if I , I , - X A 4 , , X amz Axmaxf mis mm kg 2' ia 6 'Pr 4 Aix N 'A yi, 0 xv Q Rf ff W xx x X gk xf QU wlkfnw--5 wmmwww- gli!-M 4, 'S X QV' S. 'jf SENIORS X 57 58 X CLASS OF 1988 F 6 bib 'UP' CE TRAL AD INISTRATIO A--f , 4 A Wa, ,,, M., Wg ., 1 55, ' W, l,, 1:, . ' Seatedil. to r.J: Business Manager Richard Rigling, Asst. Supt. James McMahon, Supt. Henry Mroz, Dept. Supt. Helen Flan- agan SCHOOL COMMITTEE FPS--.wb M Seated Cl. to r.J: Kathleen Janas, Regina Faticanti, Dr. Maryanna Sullivan Standing: George Kouloheras, Kathryn Stoklosa, Sean Sullivan, Mayor Richard Howe 60 ! CLASS OF 1988 Q G QCUJ 635 f GM 6 W GLW +4 ww M i I QV I ju WW ,U 1 fb M GU M M fl C97 M ww , fig H G Q65 f WGMJM iv Wqwiidcy fbewffv WGQDM SSM SS 7 Lf WLQQL J SS MQW J SSM fb M756 SS gfbgqjjidg S8 Sgwgwfcj S3 gsfbgqpw J J J 'J J S3 gfkqpfqcq J Q SSUV 614555 S QAJGQWJUHQU SS QWGQQJ 'J SW' cw QSM? M M cw SSMQQLQ Sggwqpggg 83 d,fK-j6 fJ SSM fb Zig 4 MJ SS Mgcwfggy SSMJGQL cg ,Sd JL W EZQAQWU ff ff 3 6 Jficgvvaggfbggwfggggikgw ,RS A fkJ6,nlTQml78?WfEjHCwf I S V W SS 55669 The motto of your graduating class is: Grant Us the Courage to Change the Things We Can The power of this message and the altruism it evokes challenges you as you shape the future roles you will play in society. We trust that you have gained the intellectual skills to be good productive citizens, and that you have gained an awareness of the issues confronting our community and the nation-at-large. These issues and the role you will play in dealing with them, present for you unlimited career op- portunities. Fulfill your potential, expand your skills, share in the promise of America and keep it a prod- uctive and strong nation for the good of its people and for the world. May your futures be healthy, happy, and gratifying.. We wish you well!!! Peter' S. Stamas Headmaster 62 I CLASS OF 1988 F, yr Q. Master William Samaras 5 L, . Y t ? ', W X i .5 I l J . I 'J . .' Q- L I, , 2 . ' S 4 ,.1.1.1.g.+ 3 in OSIQAJ. ' -. . . . 1 . A House Master Gerald LeBlanc Bursar Nicholas Apostolakos X S B House Master John O'Brien 11,3 lrfirff o,, we C House Master D House Master Patricia Kealy Daniel Sullivan SENIGRS X 63 Judith Airosus Special Education Mary Franz Allan Home Economics Diane Allen Home Economics Maura Ammendolia Dept. Head Bilingual Education Norma Audy Special Education Edward Babigan Science Donald Bacon Bilingual Education Donald Bailey Foreign Language Stephen Balk Science Millouise Barrett Librarian Theodore Barrett English Claudette Boisjoly Foreign Language 64 X CLASS OF 1988 kv N' K3 K 6' Jw Ronald Boisj oly Foreign Language Charles Bolianites Mathematics James Borst Social Studies George Bossi Director of Physical Education 8z Health Doris Bourgeois Foreign Language William Boutselis Science Clifford Bullock Physical Education Leslie Burke Guidance Thomas Button Special Education Dennis Canney English Susan Capone Social Studies Eileen Casey English ADMINISTRATION X 65 Theresa Champiny Science Ronald Chiurri Science Gretchen Clements Science James Clements Mathematics Kimberly Clough Mathematics Richard Coffey Mathematics Mary Collins English James Considine Guidance David Conway Social Studies Rita Corcoran Business Beverly Coughlin Crisis Intervention Katherine Crockett Bilingual Education 66 X ADMINISTRATION Q 11 - JJ g - -1 Q 1 Y . -. 'S 5Qk' P ,.,-1:, ,. ,,,, . I . 3,039 in , Q4 ri 'I As., f i s . , , V- :QI WM ' Q ia A 7'-. gf . A E 'Www. John Croes Bilingual Education Lorraine Cronin Home Economics Joanne Crow Physical Education Paul Crowley Foreign Language George Cunha Mathematics Philip Curtin Special Education Richard Dacey English Philip Dancause Physical Education Carol Ann Davis Social Studies D. Scott Davis Coordinator Social Studies Paula Deal Special Education Nancy Deeney Home Economics FACULTYXG7 Patricia DelLlano Art Donna DeMaria Special Education Christine Demetriou Business Janet Dendy Health Ernest Descheneux English Linda Desrosiers Business Dr. Gerald Dillon Guidance Kathleen Dillon Science Stephanie Donahue Social Studies John Donlon Science William Dowling V English Dr. Marie Duggan Social Studies 68 f FACULTY 'BMI ya .r 'W .X Q 1 rf 'x r , il 'K f ES f 2 .3 Z, Ji 112:- 4 3 df R v 'Y , I Joan Dunleavy Chapter I Kathleen Durkin Guidance Trya Ear Bilingual Education Patricia Fleming Mathematics Ronald Foley Physical Education Cynthia Foye Bilingual Education Edward Foye Bilingual Education James Foye Director of Education Paul Francoeur Chapter I Ruth Gagnon Business Frederick Gallagher Science Carl Garside Science FACULTY X 69 William Garside Mathematics Harold Garvey Business Mary Gendron Home Economics Pamela Gendron Special Education Frank Gentle Mathematics Paul Georges Bilingual Education Christos Georgoulis Science Gail Sullivan Gikas Physical Education Scott Gleason Science Joseph Golas Driver Education Louis Gomes Bilingual Education Thomas Grady Driver Education 70 X FACULTY fat-X MPH A ,iv 'f:,,,,.,.7 J J S vxaffg D5 ning. Patricia Gruca Business Jane Guimond English Sheila Hallissy English Sandra Halloran Special Education Mary Ham Chapter I Arthur Hamilton Special Education Joan Hancock Art Anita Harper Special Education Leslie Hassan English Mary Hawkins Home Economics David Hebert Bilingual Education SM. Sgt. Joseph Henderson J RAFROTC FACULTY X 71 , ' 'V - wwgff ,f.:::gz-,-,.:,:.q...--W- .. f my f w - f V , swine? f , 12 4 Y-m.y,fw o V V ' f vi '-AW E , AM . Q, fy, J , , ,V 1 2 fQ54::j25 Q ' i 4 , My if fa 4' fi ww M4 f-1 r, , gg W3 jg f 5 t I, 2 Z f Arthur Hickey i if 'V ,,h f ifg Social Studies , l J 5 - A, 'V if Q 3 , A ' f J. Z, . .9 2 H gif I 5 Charles H111 V . . ' Social Studies ,, 1, ,L n 15 ' Rudee Hansuwan ' Bilingual Education A E. Robert Hunter I Guidance Jan Hylen Songimm Imm Bilingual Education J v.-' x- 55 1 CJ FV X iii Q fi ' 1 B , A , l J' 4 : f f J' ,Xian - s . J J of ' 'f Margaret Ann Johnson Home Economics 167 Marlene Johnston Chapter I Career Counselor , 1 Janice Jones 99, 'al Bilingual Education gg , a. ei . 'fx ., A -.4 f- V cu, M -,1,.a,L1 X. -4 Joanne Julien Home Economics , 363:12 Donna Kanaracus Special Education Eileen Kane Director of Home Economics 72 X FACULTY im L, Q . s ki ,M , I wx Asuka M xf X, - Nf' ---11 'sl D - J' If 1 1.-. X W -.xxx Robert Kealy English James Kennedy Science Department Head Maryanne Kulesa Foreign Language Norman Lacerte Mathematics Jill Laganas Chapter I Patricia Laurent Home Economics Pasqua Leary Guidance Thomas Leonard Social Studies Athena Letsou Science Helen Littlefield English Frank Loguidice Mathematics George Logothetis Crisis Intervention FACULTY I 73 A Ll Be NaM9 , ,, A X tag: :li 'EV Q Edward Lynch Science H G W Rb Srl Zi lic ldu fl' Judith Maclnnis ice Pfl Foreign Language ll' P0 Patricia Madden Social Studies Philip Maia Foreign Language Domonique Malavong Bilingual Education Johyn Mamalis Business Edgar Marotte Crisis Intervention Michael Martin Special Education Alison Matika English Fotine McCarthy Science Moira McCarthy . English Patricia McChesney Special Education 4' .. N, - '74 f FACULTY Dr. Marilyn McDivitt Bilingual Education Katherine McDonnell Librarian Brian McDonough 14' 4. English -iff! Carol McDonough English P'W --, Peter McEnaney English ' 1 yi: V ,,, John Mellonakos J 1 1 5 Physical Education lla ., K 1, N, f ., 1 . fi 1 W 1 1 William Merrill Guidance Rafael Miller Mathematics Department Head tk WE? Q ,W 14, - . James Molloy , 1,121 l A - .I . r Mathematics X, ' . - H K: J x at rf -- 4 Denise Moore Physical Education John Moore M Social Studies . J Dr. David Moorehouse Business Department Head T8inL,,,,m.N ig X N Xgxyx Sv ., FACULTY X 75 Suzanne Nelson Physical Education Walter Nelson Physical Education Michael N estervich Mathematics Peter N ikitopoulos Mathematics Ann Northrup Bilingual Education Dr. Walter Nutter Social Studies Maryanne O'Brien School Psychologist Richard O'Brien Social Studies K. Jonlyn O,Connor Chapter I Roger O,Connor English Department Head Jacqueline O'Hare Art Maribeth O'Neil Bilingual Education 76 f FACULTY 'Viny- I K? km... K nf x f5N..' , F f-,lg-,,.. i R 'mi' N-...IT ul- ' '5 Wi Q Qwaiggqkf ai ,E 12, v- Q91 J if ' -Hx, E. N0 X ,, Anita Owenby Foreign Language Jill Parker Social Studies Edward Parlee Social Studies Lauren Pelland Mathematics Margaret Pilat Social Studies Donald Pizzano Business Ann Porter Bilingual Mary Pyne Mathematics Michelle Ritchotte Foreign Language Dr. Peter Rizos Foreign Language William Robinson Driver Education Robert Robitaille Mathematics FACULTY X 77 J. Stephen Ronan English Joyce Sarnaras Bilingual Education Victor Santana Bilingual Education Jean Schott Bilingual Education Priscilla Sicard Foreign Language Department Head Pan So Bilingual Education Jose Soares Bilingual Guidance I.M. Sok Bilingual Education Michael Sokolowski English Deborah Somerville English Brendan Sullivan A English Paul Sullivan Supervisor Crisis Intervention 78 K FACULTY S-'T L f A f 33 -'V ., , I ,f' , Frei I AX '2 ff Maryanne Suttie Home Economics Maureen Sweeney Business Col. David Taylor J RAFROTC Stephen Tousignant Music Douglas Townshend Music Joseph Travierso Physical Education Susan Turgeon Social Studies Manuel Vagos Physical Education Michael Veves English Paul Weir Business Katherine Whitby Special Education Ann Wilk Mathematics FACULTY f 79 George Wood Business Dr. Joseph Wood Guidance Donna Young Special Education Caroline Yunta Bilingual Education 80 X FACULTY CAMERA SHY Boyd Bertrand Mathematics Patricia Brown Mathematics Georgianna Kinney Science Elizabeth Koslowski Business Mary Leyden Guidance Charles Mackey Industrial Arts Maryellen McCabe Mathematics Hubert McLaughlin Foreign Language Peter Nason Bilingual Education Louise Oczkowski Physical Education Suzanne Olsen Physical Education George Rouses Mathematics 4 X N M ORI his school year had its measure of sorrow. Three faculty members died --- three men who had served the students of Lowell High with caring and dedication --- Arthur O'Neill, William Notini and Barry Cronin. Each one had his area of expertise. Each one had his unique impact on the students with whom he worked. Those we hold most dear never truly leave us They live on in the kindnesses they showed, the comfort they shared, and the good they brought into our lives. ---Isabel Norton. ' an A HOUSC MaSt6I' Director of Band Teacher of English Arthur 0,N6ill William Notirli Barry Cronin 1954 - 88 1949 - 88 1962 - 88 FACULTY X 81 RETIREES he LHS Class of '88 moved on to bigger and better things in June. So too, we hope, .did seven faculty members who left Lowell High School with us. Their combined years of service totaled 201. They taught in various dis- ciplines and worked in various positions. We hope that they will remember us with affection, because that is how we will remember them. We want to thank them for their hard work on our behalf, for extending friendship when we needed it, for listening when we Wanted to be heard, for being patient when it might have been difficult, for being firm when We would have preferred it otherwise. Good bye, good luck and God bless you all! , . 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RAIDERS RETURN TO GRIDIRON 6 6 RUSTRATING7 This one word describes the 1987 Football season. Exploding onto the field at the be- ginning of the season, Coach Nelson's squad held Haverhill to a scoreless tie, defeated Central Catholic and beat Tewksbury on their home field - an accomplishment with no precedent. They were even picked by some to defend their MVC Championshipg but from this point on, it was all downhill. Maj or losses to Dracut and Billerica broke the momentum. Quarter- back Bill Rizos was injured, forcing the team to shift gears in the middle of the season. The next two losses to Chelmsford and Andover were hardly morale boosters. The dispirited Raiders managed to salvage this frustrating sea- son at Cawley Stadium with a spectacular come from behind at the last second Thanksgiving victory over Lawrence 7-6. Even though it was not a red-letter season, the memory of this win guaranteed happy memories for everyone. Captain Eric Nelson was a Boston Herald All-Scholastic All Star and along with Tom Lafferty, a Lowell Sun All Star. Friends of Lowell High School Awards: Most Valuable - Tom Lafferty Most Improved - Jason LeFebvre Coach's Award - Steve Feeney Sportsmanship Award - Jay Gauthier f' 5 I LHS OPP Haverhill Chelmsford Central Catholic 20 Andover 12 40 F Tewksbury Wilmington 6 22 U Dracut Lawrence 7 6 Billerica .LW O fgfwayw f 1.-, 84 ! SPORTS .Y .Mn -L QL, Pvgk ' 3 p Ai lit. I has-ian A bg., 2 I ,v j , my ' yi' ad...-1Q..1 ,'.,'gf'J ,, .f . -It ., w,f. .' ' 5, ,l ,. . fi Jimmy Cassella, Red Light Eric Nelson EK Dave Slattery Slats Todd Bazemore getting the wind knocked out of him during a time out at Bille- rica freshmen getting knocked over by a blocking sled Steve Cunha get- ting knocked over by a blocking sled films on Monday watching films for the fifth time while getting screamed at blowing off cals while the coaches watched Jason getting turtled off the ball at the line of scrimmage lying in the mud on Thanksgiving morning and looking up in time to see the extra point soar through the goal post for the win i THINGS TO REMEMBER Bottom Cl. to r.J: Alec Drakoulakos, Jay Carney, Steve Feeney, Scott Ogden, Capt. Eric Nelson, Tom Lafferty, Jason Lefebvre, Ken Wrobel, Alex Voulgaris, Todd Bazemore Row 2: Derek Gagnon, Randy Lewis, Mike Buckjune, Jerry Jutras, Jim Cassella, Stephen Cunha, Todd Boyle, Sean McCarthy, Dave Slattery, Jason Guthrie, Dan McAnespie Row 3: Tom Bouley, Shaun O'Keefe, Tom Machado, Gene Slay, Billy Rizos, Russ Williams, Shaun McCarty, Liam Sullivan, John Quigley, Chris Green, Scottillin Row 4: Len Rapone, Damon Chaplin, Arnold Secchiaroli, Jay Gauthier, John Lyons, Joe Downes, Josh Aslanian, Tom Stanley, Jay McMahon Row 5: James McLaughlin, Matt Lefebvre, Joe Sylvester, Chuck Carter, Eric McGrail, Jim Kostka, Jim Jozokos, Ricky Creegan, Steve Gendreau, Henri Asselin, Dan Shanahan FOOTBALL I 85 ONLY A KICK AWAY he boys' soccer team got off to an impressive start under the direction of Coach Lucas Car- valho and Tri-Captains Lucas Car- valho, Tony Lapa and Jim Young. They had only one loss after the first eight games. The momentum was broken by losses to Tewksbury and Billerica and a tie game with Dracut. How- ever the team did qualify for the si mian State Tournament. Leading scorers were Mike Silva and Jim Young. Gonzalo Caicedo played a key role as goalkeeper. MVC All-Stars were Lucas Carvalho, Louis Santos, Vic- tor Lano and Gonzalo Caicedo. MVC M All Conference All-Stars were Louis Santos and Lucas Carvalho, who was also a Boston Globe All Schola- stic All Star. Friends of Lowell High Awards: Most Valuable - LucasCarvalho Coach's Award - Gonzalo Caicedo Most Improved - Bob Sheedy Sportsmanship - Mike Bailey LHS OPP Central Catholic 6 0 .Andover 5 1 Chelmsford 1 0 Lawrence 1 0 Wilmington 3 1 IiaverhHl 7 1 Methuen 6 0 Tewsbury 0 2 Dracut 0 0 Billerica 1 2 Central Catholic 1 0 Andover 1 2 Chelmsford 2 0 Lawrence 2 0 86 I SPORTS O 1,.Ol f .1 me . . lu QQ is O Q f X Q3 D? ,sr Q J 551 L:-' yr 4 5 2 - , .-sg. 5, A .N as 'ri' , 'X!QWaQiX' .i,,.fii x , ,. i Vx - W V W. , 'Y WS nl, x hr... xt 1 , 'Y . ' QSUW : i i i 'T uv Q ,Jiv- I J ,J l C l ' jg 1 . . 403' www, U .5 is W . L: Row 1 Cl. to r.J: Coach Lucas Carvalho John King Bob Sheedy Jeff Martin Jason Preble Russ Morin Mike Bailey Marcelo Carvalho Paul Siopes Andy Shanley Gonzalo Caicedo J V Coach Joe Cordeiro Row 2: Ray Bull Mike Silva Scott McKeon Lucas Carvalho Jimmy Young Mark Cordeiro Todd Gorman THINGS T0 REMEMBER Gonzala Paco defeating Chelmsford shutting out Billerica injuries bench clearing brawl at Chelms- ford wrestling matches before practice Louie Santos sound effects on the bus . torture sessions with the new coach Mark Cordeiro s broken nose at An- dover V sxwm, M. S .5 , . .A ,V. ,iq ' 3: bi X ex,.,:: ., .1-,, fs f 3:1f.55,' BOYS SOCCER X 87 JUST A KICK I THE GRASS nder the direction of Coach Tom Leonard and Asst. Coach Amy Bemis, the girls'soccer team had a disappointing season with a 2 - 10 record. Their outstanding performances are not reflected in the final scores. The schedule was a grueling one and every game was a tough contest. There were few losses by more than two goals. 1988 was a milestone for the girls, since this was the first year when all their home games were played at Cawley Stadium. They also played sev- eral times under the lights - both at home and away. Two seniors, Pat Bacigalupo and Capt. Krissy Largay were MVC All-Stars. Friends of Lowell High Awards: Most Valuable - Pat Bacigalupo Most Improved - Sue Thomas Coach's Award - Krissy Largay Sportsmanship - Vicky Ilg 59 Q Q E? - gf QE LHS OPP St . . Billerica 0 1 Andover 0 5 Chelmsford 0 1 Q54 Tewsbury 1 2 1 Wilmington 0 3 we Dracut 4 0 'Q Tewksbury 1 2 222 Ilracut 4 0 Billerica 1 3 I A Andover 0 4 Chelmsford 1 2 Wilmington 0 2 gag LM - - EQ? L. ., ,-,,.- 1-,fill 1,1551 .1 2fa1s112g,.' 1 :4,z,.,f,ig'g.4:fg,iia,iJi3:Ly.: z 88! SPORTS Kneellngfl torl Stacy Varoskl Rachel Allen Abbie Reynolds Capt Krissy Largay Ellen Netishen Lisa Kopyclnskl Pat Baclgalupo Maureen Sheehy Jill Murphy Standing Coach Tom Leonard Tanya Pepin Joanna King Chris Coffey Sue Thomas Lisa Silva Vickie Illg Melissa SIOPGS Erin Murphy Carolyn O Keefe THINGS T0 REMEMBER The fog game in Andover under the lights mud bowl in Melrose on Columbus Day walking to Cawley Stadium because the bus did not show mlssing the Melrose game because the bus decided not to show up again!! drafting Pat for Coach Nelson's team en couragement from Coach Leonard, We did good out there, but We just need a little more brlnging up JV'S for the final three games Ellen, why are you hiding? ...Andover's Michaela rj l aw. EQ. E2 r 1 1 .' 6' 'H t an 3 If lv, ff . f i- 0 Y S 5 4, Q f ' ' X f 1 Wmgiif 9 . . : , , , . a 1 . 1 1 v - 2 1 a 1 1 1 1 a . . . , 1 1 fl 77 ' ' ... ... GIRLS SOCCER f 89 OVER HILL, OVER DALE o-Captains Shaun O'Brien and David Lamarre led the boys' cross country' team through an undefeated season. An unusual tie occurrred in the meet against Central Catholic. David, one of the most recognized athletes at Lowell High, continued to dominate the league. Shaun, who was conside- red an average runner the previous year, took control of the team. Apart from dual meets, the team ran in the Division I State Meet, the Kinney Invitational Meet in Van Cortland Park, New York, the All State Meet in Northfield and the Northern Area Meet. Dave Lamarre, the only LHS runneriselected to be a Lowell Sun All Star, was also named its Runner of the Year. Friends of Lowell High School Award Winners: Most Valuable - Dave Lamarre and Shaun O'Brien Most Improved - Jim Silveria Sportsmanship - Mike Sweeney LHS OPP Dracut 25 32 , Tewksbury 21 38 V Chelmsford 20 41 Methuen 32 27 Central Catholic Tie Tie Lawrence 15 50 ' Andover 25 30 Billerica 21 37 THINGS TO RE EMBER A no loss season just the unusual tie against Central kept it from being a perfect one Dave Lam- arre's domination of the league Shaun going from average runner last year, to being one of the MVP's this year 15 degrees Farenheit in Northfield 90 X SPORTS 4 -7- M gg- 'EI' 6 if Row lil. to r.J: Randy O'Neil, Kevin O'Brien, Co-Capt. Shaun O'Brien, Co-Capt. Dave Lamarre, Al Perras, Dan Cronin, Gary McKenney, Derek Gagnon Row 2: Asst. Coach Scott Gleason, Bob Cuesta, Roland Shaughnessy, Mike Sweeney, Paul Worcester, Jim Silveria, Jose Vazquez, Lim Huon, Coach Phil Maia : .,,, . X , 'NN . 24' as N 4. Q W i. 211+ V .x ' , .f - K as .A -we N ,LQ Af'Q WD- Ji M 7 .-. iv m 'J -'.1,.,Q.8 ' wmwfwfv 4 , M N-Q Y , ' '- sw ,aqsx Q R H . 1 2-' E212 -..'K X N,1. ', , - N- 5, , .ww-mgvww Cf? il l z- Ff Fw g fi 7 K ' I 0 Ula LHS gf' E N ia Frontil. to r.l: Rima Moussa, Maura Maloney, Cathy Leonard, Nicole Moussa, Lynn Tucker, Elainey Themelis, Molly Powers, Erin Dwyer, Chris Quigley Back: J acki Cox, Carrie Maille, Martha Powers, Kathy Navettam Laurie Tucker, Sarah Flynn, Sue Ahern, Kathryn MacLaughlan, Stephanie Stickney, Nancy Vail, Rosa Cruz, Coach Jim McGuirk . -' - s - - .-gui. li EHTHDICSFOR SUCCESS he youthful girls' cross country team had an out- standing season, finishing 2nd in the MVC and 14th in the All- State. Led by Coach Jim McGuirk and Co-Captains Rosa Cruz and Nancy Vail, the girls won their final five dual meets and qualified for the All-State Championships, for the first time since 1981. They finished fifth in the Eastern Mass. Division I and avenged their earlier loss to Chelmsford during the regular sea- son by placing higher than the Lions in this meet. Rosa Cruz was a Lowell Sun All Star despite missing all of September with a broken toe. MVC All-Stars were Rosa Cruz,, Laurie Tucker, Lynn Tucker and J acki Cox. Friends of Lowell High Awards: Most Valuable - Rosa Cruz Most Improved - Rima Moussa Coach's Award - Nancy Vail Sportsmanship - Lynn and Laurie Tucker ' LHS OPP Haverhill 21 38 Tewksbury Chelmsford Methuen Wilmington Lawrence Andover 26 31 i 38 19 23 37 ' ' 21 40 15 50 p 15 48 f Billerica 17 42 Low score wins in cross country meets. ' THINGS TO REMEMBER Girls, I want to see some hats out there Carrie's Hitchhiking 77 Girls, can I make a suggestion? Nancy's Divine tape job Nov- ember 20 Sz 21, 1987 rooms 122, 126, and 128 Sheera, the team mascot practicing in the snow storm Haverhil1's Coach Mass State Championships for the first time! GIRLS C.C. X 91 VOLLEYBALL: RAIDER STYLE he season got off to a slow start. At the halfway point, a great come-from-behind vic- tory at Tewksbury increased everyone's confidence and raised their hopes to qualify for the State Tournament. Only two goals were set for the sea- son - to qualify for the State Tournament and to beat Chelms- ford. The Raiders went to the States but failed to defeat Chelmsford in the course of two hard played games. Oh well, one out of two was not bad. The team was coached by Ric O'Brien and Lorraine Sprague. The Captains were Andrea Diveres and Amy McCoy. Andrea was a Lowell Sun All-Star and an MVC All- Conference All-Star. Amy, Kelley McCabe and Lissa Morrissette. Friends of Lowell High Awards: Most Valuable - Andrea Deveres Coach's Award - Kelley McCabe and Amy McCoy Sportsmanship - Chris Malavich LHS OPP Lf? .Andover VV L 71' 2 Billerica L W f'l Tewksbury VV L f Haverhill W L ' I Chelmsford L W l Lawrence L W L e,iey, 5 Wilmington W L 1 'chr f Methuen W L Q Dracut L W 257 p Billerica L W ,li Andover VV L g 1 1 in Tewksbury W L f Haverhill w L , 1 ' Chelmsford L w L Lawrence W L T V Wilmington W L , L Methuen W L L Dracut L W 921 SPORTS may ' mm sawdak Mmm Q lil Q' Front row Cl to r J Kelley McCabe Amy McCoy Andrea Deveres Marleen Paquette Sarah Woo Back row Llssa MOFT1SS9tt9 Lorl Hudzll Jennlfer Marchand Coach RIC O Brlen THINGS TO REMEMBER Summer camp Girls' the last nlght Chlqulta Banana Hlllary double sesslons the zlpper hell drlll Purgatory blowlng out the globe on your blrth day Charlle Pelley We dont Impress easily' temper tantrums backroom chats Lawerence cheering for us to beat Dracut blackout durlng the match against Chelmsford Stoneham cows Coach 0 Brlen nervously bltmg hls nalls and tylng hls shoes before and during games DIZZH at Spragule s Amy McCoy a k a Amos Marleen Paquette a k a Munch km YFH' -XX a L X L y WE ' gee M ,, ll 7 - l.. xl Q ff r A 'GWEL Q. S l 5 A sum A , , i - , ly flu VOLLEYBALL f 93 WET WADERS he girls' swim team experien- ced many problems at the be- ginning of the season. A broken water pump at the LHS pool forced the girls to use the pools at Vesper Country Club, the Voke school and the Lowell Boys' Club. Another setback was the loss of Co- Captain Stephanie Creegan for a maj or portion of the season. Despite this the team did well. Eight school records were broken during the sea- son. They placed 5th in the MVC Championship meet in which all twenty-one swimmers participated. Jen Burns, Stephanie Creegan, Kara Kouloheras and Johanna Nel- son qualified for both the Northern Sectional Meet and the State Meet. At the sectionals they placed 6th, beating MVC Champs Chelmsford. At the States they placed 6th again. The medley relay team placed 4th and Jen Burns broke a ten year state record in the 100 yd. backstroke. Many veterans bettered their per- sonal records and eleven freshman learned the ropes Cand strokesb. The diving team consisted of, Amy Gil- ligan and Ellen MacLaughlan. Though Freshmen did well. Friends of Lowell High Awards: Most Valuable - Jen Burns Most Improved - Tara O'Leary Coach's Award - Johanna Nelson LHS Haverhill Lawrence Chelmsford Blllerlca Notre Dame Nashua Westford Andover Methuen U4 M SPORTS 'rf-. fl 1' OPP -my I f 'wt , M l, -J M,V,,f.:. 5 f. Aww' ,,, -L... K'--.,,,, ' lhsmn . X X ,f'i l-f ' a, ' Rf ,,,M.zw 7 wa.. , 2 , ,A ,gkflflg vs-Ttlwl 'Ng sxxllgcs Qi '15 eat! ,pllq av 'X C.-our Front row Cl torl Maureen Doyle Co Capt Stephan1eCreegan Tara O Leary Klm Burns Co Capt Martha Plcanso Marlanne Vall M1ddle row Merldeth McCarthy Kara Kouloheras Johanna Nelson Ellen MacLaughlan Kerrl Gagne Amy Gllllgan Jen Burns Kristen Wyman Back Row M1ss Flllm Llsa Gagnon Coach Barbara Smlth Cheryl St Plerre Jen Hunter Jen Hodge Krlsten Shattuck El lZ3b6th Marshall Reshma Patel THINGS TO REMEMBER Startlng the season Wlth twelve swlmmers dlng wlth twenty one runnlng laps around the Vesper pool Damles at the Voke slt ups and push ups ln the Boys Club locker room p1ZZ3 after practlce Jen, Kara amd Johanna The Terrlflc Trlo the annual Pot Luck supper Do we have to swlm today? lce cold water on the flrst day back at LHS annual car Wash selllng raffle t1Ck6tS Chestnuts Do you Wanna buy a duck'7 flrst annual banquet at the Wlndsor Gooooooo Lowelllll Z! rf' 1:7 . ' P rlli I f-I, f df LD aa. V' I - -' M-V , . 1 ,h A3 5 1 Q.: X Xiu I ' if M if ki V l 5 ,.1 , l 1 . F .I i 0 :iy l , S tl TW . . : , - . ' , , , . , - u . , . 7 7 . 7 l ' 9 7 ' Q 1 9 9 D 1 ' ' ' ' en- mlr' ' ' ' ' , ' 1 ac . . . ,, GIRLS SWIMMING ! 95 P TTI GOUT o-Captains Scott Orlando and Kevin MacLaughlan led the golf team through a fine sea- son. Sophomore Dan Dempsey, who showed great improvement, placed third in the MVC Individual Cham- pionships and was elected to the Lowell Sun All Star Team. Friends of Lowell High Awards: Most Valuable - Dan Dempsey Most Improved - Jon Clement Coach's Award - Brian Woods Sportsmanship - Dave Allen ' LHS oPP s Lawrence 6 0 Q Q' Haverhill 3.5 8.5 A Chelmsford 3.5 A 8.5 A A Chelmsford 0 9 Central Catholic 3.5 8.5 Central Catholic 8.5 3.5 Billerica 8.5 3.5 A Lawrence 9 0 Billerica 8.5 3.5 I Ilracut 7 2 Andover 5 6 I ,Tewsbury 6 0 Andover 25 65 Methuen 7 - 2 Wilmington 6 0 Greater Lawrence 6 0 IIaverhHl 2 7 961 SPORTS 2 rg i fi X C ll ff. 1 , 3 l , 1 1 4 I Nam 4'- oily v-Y' D55 9-E 4553 Wah Row 1 Cl to r J Mlke Shea Davld Allen Bob McCarthy Tom Brothers Row 2 Coach Joe Petros Brlan Woods Jon Clement Kevm Mac Laughlan Scott Orlando Dan Dempsey Peter Morln THINGS T0 REMEMBER Upset vlctory over Central no practlce unexpected spectators durlng the ralny Chelmsford match Peter belng hlt by opponent s club Woody Whlpplflg' hlS clubs drlvlng to matches ln Mr Petros home away from home erratlc performances of Floodle Dan breaklng hls Wedge over hls knee at Haverhlll A1106 Hacker eyes on the watch, Shea the team party at the LHS Courtyard Restaurant -9 . . .311 v , . 4 n P' X, V ,, ,wir x x , W... . , if by is s 1 , M E N V. W D- . 1' . , ,ggvlg . 4 ,H . J . . . . . . , , , - ' 9 i 9 1 ' 1 y 7 . . .H U. . . ... . . , . . . H. . . . , H. . . . . ... ..- . . . . .H H. H. , ... l., V 1 ' . M ' V' ' f .,,2,f,wmf ., V.. VM , my! I 9 . - v M' ' A ff!-' A 'ftp 17313 A , ' 4, ., Mal., Q' I -I 4 Qlff' M-, r K ,.4' Lvflzf ,kv ,, 1-ti' .6 y!., , . ,Lfw-y fv ,,j.v ,MLN , ,I .V '-. fm-5. Q .' :YN 1 air, '-ri' .lg fffvffvgk f V-':5f'w'f A' . W'-,3,'.f, i41-fn! 'f' ' P pf'7:'ff? f. -pvfi-' A ., ,Q . . . F Q . 5.!i,.l. 'h 5i. 3' an '-Q-3491 x'.- ' YG 'M Q a-' .J -....--f .. GOLF! 97 U fter getting off to a slow start early in the season, the girls' basketball team finished strongly, by placing fourth in the MVC large school division. During this first year of the 3 point line, Cap- tain Andrea Deveres shot twelve 3 pointers as a goal for future hoop- sters to equal or top. Captain Ellen Netishen set a new career school re- cord for sinking foul shots with a total of 158. Both Andrea and Ellen were chosen as Lowell Sun All Stars. Friends of Lowell High School Awards: Most Valuable - Andrea Deveres Most Improved - Ellen Netishen Coach's Award - Pat Bacigalupo Sportsmanship - Patty Stillings is 1 I l . X 'l X X lax. agp I I F Y . X X 981 SPORTS NGN: 3 B if Wllmlngton Tewksbury Methuen Acton Boxboro Chelmsford Andover Tewksbury Wllmlngton Blllerlca Methuen Chelmsford Haverill Lawrence Dracut Andover LHS OPP si Q all 3 Billerica Chelmsford Haverhill Dracut Law3rence 64 34 55 57 X is Q 9 is N ,-sy gk. use we - Ma X' -Quai-A-M F- algae Z1 5 MWF , X 1 SWW if if f K 1. 321 ' l j'L5a22Liy7X' Q del g 53 35 Mil gffkgvfj Woof, wwf!! WUT '21 F .ghfi . 4. ,.-1 ,. f - Kneeling: Lily Woo, Tri-Captain Gail Robertson, Tri-Captain Andrea Deveres, Pat Bacigalupo Standing Cl. to r.J: Krista Poznick, Lisa Kopycinski, Tina Coulouras, Lori Hudzik, Chriss Fortier, Tri- Captain Ellen Netishen Headline A THINGS TO REMEMBER Setting a new school record of 74 points in one game 4th in the MVC ...participating in the finals of the tournament starting off with nine seniors and finishing with five Batch Kopy Watch your fouls! ! Mr. Moore - Go! Go! Go! Go! Mr. Boehm's last year the three point line upsetting 10th ranked Acton-Boxboro in the semi- finals of the Greater Lowell Christmas Tournament GIRLS BASKETBALL ! 99 A STCRYBOOK SEA or the LHS hoopsters it was not the kind of year everyone expected. The Raiders had a veteran squad of solid players who supposedly did not have too much flash. They looked terrific in the pre-season Hol- iday Tournament but by mid-season they were in a slump. After losing four close games to Wilmington, Billerica, Chelmsford and Central, their chance of qualifying for the States looked slim. In a final burst of determination, the team rallied to Win their final ten games, closed the season with a ten point win over arch rival, Central Catholic and qualified for the States. This winning momentum was carried into the State Tournament and LHS reached the finals of the Division I North Championship against Lexington. This marked the fourth time in the last five years that the Raiders had done so. Lowell played a fantastic game and beat Lexington to win the Division I North Championship. This meant that the Eastern Mass tourney was ahead of them. The games were being played back at Boston Garden after a hiatus of sixteen years. Durfee High was to be the opponent on the famous parquet floor of the Garden. A super pep rally was held on the day of the game before the close of school. Later, over 8,000 fans watched the game. It was a tough, frustrating contest --- tied with 3 minutes to go. Durfee hit 16 of 21 free throws during the fourth quarter to Win the game. ..i I 8' 1 S S SS XR J A ' A 1 Ai, lv rffj 5,1 :.. is L 2 14 f f I U V ., ,S 1 ' ,gy ,V vga, KXVV J' V ,V-,v qr. A -5-':+' S,l .,-, ' ,735 ...w iv . S. S . . ka ,K sg g ,QAL , .VFAV , -I L S ...S .,.. S - S S 3 Xf r 9 giy. S .S L l M y SSSS, s I S - f S if .Q 3+ T 'T ' ,. f. , S, ftfl ' 'RY-A 'V 'mi' Z Q +V S .SS S. . .. ...W , s .3-Q, ,Sl V ki 1,73 Y g S J i M, U. .W iw i, , . , Yea. , 4.51 W I . , . ' V , A L QM. 1-.. an 5 'li k,','kS 1 ' ' .S.- f y . ., . f N' . S ..l l l - 5 ...gn 2,1 100 ! SPORTS -:Q an ki 4 ., SA ,Fri LHS OPP Dracut 83 37 Lawrence 66 49 Chelmsford 7 7 56 Andover 72 51 Tewksbury 79 60 Wilmington 69 78 Billerica 73 75 Methuen 78 52 Chelmsford 58 61 Central Catholic 75 77 Lawrence 81 68 Andover 67 57 Billerica 72 65 Chelmsford 64 53 Haverhill 68 65 Central Catholic 75 65 4'ik.x'bJ Front RowCl.to r.D: Kenny Martin, Co-Capt. Todd Boyle, Co-Capt. Tom Lafferty, Greg Landry Middle: Statistician Bryan Clark, Derk Gagnon, Steve Twomey, Billy Rizos, Sean Ed- wards, Arthur Miller, Statistician Steve Perez Top: Coach Charles Ryan, David Slattery, Jon Kulesa, Ron Reid, Sean McCarthy, Rey Serrano, Steve Ciavola, Asst. Coach Dennis Canney, J.V.Coach Ron Chiurri THINGS TO REMEMBER A good season overall the thrill of playing in the Garden the reac- tion of the crowd to our cheerleaders the dedication of the cheerlea- ders to the team Coach Ryan felt It was a story book year! No reason to be sad. No reason to cry. No gripes. The sun will come out tomorrow. and it did the trip to Florida unfortunately for some people, dur- ing the baseball season!!! ,ivlrlwf BOYS BASKETBALL! 101 HE DO ER HEEL he boys' indoor track team achieved much this year. With new coach, Walter Nelson, at the helm, the program turned around. The team moved from the bottom of the MVC pile in 1987 to 3rd place in 1988 - a major accomplish- ment given the strength of the Mer- rimack Valley conference. LHS beat Billerica for the first time ever, and defeated Andover for the first time in twenty years. Mike Pepin broke the school's high jump record with a leap of 6' 3 at the State Meet. Both Mike and Dave LaMarre were named to the Lowell Sun All-Star Team. Friends of Lowell High School Awards: Most Valuable - Dave Lamarre Most Improved - Mike Pepin Coach's Award - Thuy Huynh Sportsmanship - Jim McLaughlin LHS OPP , ' Billerica 44 42 . Central Catholic 38 48 Lawrence 56 34 . Timberlane 76 0 6 Chelmsford 34 49 Andover 53 33 ' Wilmington 54 18 A W Tewksbury 50 35 THINGS TO REMEMBER Chief Florida A8zM Sweet winning the relay to beat Billerica Let me tell ya ing losing the relay to Central Dave spraining his ankle at the New Englands placing 4th at the State Meet 102 X SPORTS 1 . .... fl. .5 ..-1. Q4, 359' Kneeling Cl. to rj: Billy Hall, Greg Gagnon, John King, Lim Huon, Mike Ortiz, Russ Morin, Charlie Gargiulo, Tim Savard, Areece Peake, Marcello Carvalho Standing: Coach Walter Nelson, Co-Capt. Bob Rangulong, Billy Garcia, Thui Huynh, Chuck Carter, Jimmy Close, Dave LaMarre, Kevin O'Brien, Warren Choate, Allen Ur- gent, Eric Nelson, Greg Limperis, Chris Tryon, Jim Silveria, Mike Pepin, Tipper Golden, Jim McLaughlin, C0-Capt. Shaun O'Brien, Asst. Coach Scott Gleason, Asst. Coach Phil Maia - s' to 'S i Mir f if nf f xv s , -,qg.:,,.w-, -... Sitting il. to r.l: Ellen MacLaughlan, Melissa Siopes, Laurie Tucker, Renee D'Entremont, Lynn Tucker, Jackie Cox, Joanna King, Rosa Cruz, Carrie Maille, Jen Jelley, Nancy Tgibedes, Amy Bitinas Kneeeling: Maureen Sheedy, Chris Janan,Julie Lord, Lisa Silva, Rima Moussa, Nicole Moussa, Molly Powers, Carlene Makarewicz, Kathy Navetta, Sue Kirane,Kerry Sheehan Standing: Coach Jim McGuirk, Vickie Illg, Eileen Doucette, Jennifer Lane, Kelly Flynn, Nancy Vail, Patti Dalton, Erin Murphy, Kathryn MacLaughlan, Heather Simmons, Denise Morin, Sue Thomas, Kate Sullivan, Maura Maloney, Asst. Coach Barbara Smith. Not pictured Adriana Nunez. RUNNING WILD he girls' indoor track team went undefeated and captu- red the MVC crown for the first time since 1984. After playing the bridesmaid for three years, the girls clinched the championship with a win over Andover. Freshman Laurie Tucker shattered the league and school records in the 600. Along with her twin sister Lynn and Rosa Cruz, she was elected to the Lowell Sun All Star Team and the MVC All Star Team. Coach Jim McGuirk was named Coach of the Year by the Lowell Sun. Friends of Lowell High Awards: Most Valuable - Heather Simmons Most Improved - Kathryn Mac- Laughlan Coach's Award - Rima Moussa Sportsmanship - Ellen Mac- Laughlan I LHS OPP Q Billerica 46 40 1, Timberlane 60 22 siip A Haverhill 70 5 QEE Chelmsford 53 29 Andover 55 27 Wilmington 51 26 Tewksbury 54 31 THINGS T0 REMEMBER Beating Chelmsford and Andover by more that a relay running in the parking garage the bus rides to the State Relays Guys, count! Girls, where is everyone today? . becoming MVC champs GIRLS TRACK! 103 3 TAKING A HCLD oach Bossi's wrestlers fared well considering their youth and inexperience. The team finished second in the MVC, Wayland and Div. I North Sectional tourna- ments. Co-Captain Kevin Sheehan was State Champion in 103 pound weight class. Bill Sullivan was a State Champion in the 189 pound division. Both were Lowell Sun and Globe All Scholastic All Stars. Friends of Lowell High Awards: Most Valuable - Kevin Sheehan Most Improved - Paul Siopes Coach's Award - Louis N icolakakis Sportsmanship - Paul Thompson ej5 s 5' 'G Mpif ,Ar J ' Q if A 1 H ' ui 1 ,F ly ' 1: f, I 06 LHS OPP Agawam 24 Central Catholic 51 21 Tewksbury 39 Greater Lowell 60 12 Lawrence 72 Haverhill 50 12 Coventry R.I. 26 Salem 59 6 Nashua 35 Reading 40 25 Milford 52 Burlington 35 36 Billerica 22 Winchester 41 21 Methuen 54 Waltham 59 6 Chelmsford 22 Dracut 40 21 Quincy 35 Wilmington 60 12 Milton Academy 31 Brockton 33 20 North Andover 36 Marshfield 24 42 gk G X., 1o4fsPoRTs i.. A, N 1 aa X! QP 'WI fur, , .fn Zfn cviff Jw i'zGg, .. K -, M.-- .,k ,X 5 XX ff Yi ,J- ,,4ff, , .,, 1 - -M, --........,, 19. ,.s,,,,,m,,, ,,,.,.....- ' 5 I ,fv- 1 is gg ,LSL i ' was .fr H.. Wi?Tt'fir Kneeling KL to RJ: Scott Finneral, Tim O'Keefe, Paul Siopes, Derick Heath, Brett Dowling, Steve Maxim, Co-Caption Kevin Sheehan Standing: Greg Hoag, Jay Gauthier, John Blaikie, Co-Captian Steve Feeney, Bill Sullivan, Sean McCann, John Quigley, Louis Nicolakakis, Tony Duarte, Hermanio Sousa, Shaun THINGS TO RE EMBER Kevin Sheehan, Mouth Paul Siopes, Pout Jay Gauthier, George Tim O'Keefe, Grinch Sean McCann, Cementhead Bill Sullivan, Wild Bill Steve Maxim, Action Maxim Mark Dubois, Sparky Scott Finneral, Twig Put McCann in the hospital move O'Keefe WRESTLING X 105 A Tumbling Season fter defeating Wilmington at their first meet, the team went head over heels in a downward spiral. Along with Coach Royer, Captains Rachael Cohen and Jenniger Tighe helped to break in the rookies, during this rebuilding season. Jen was chosen as a Lowell sun All Star. Friends of Lowell High Awards: Most Valuable - Jen Tighe Most Improved - Chris Kacavas Coach's Award - Rachael Cohen Sportsmanship - Chris Gillis LHS OPP Wilmington 97 6 96 15 Westford 106 35 98 1 Methuen 105 7 99 8 Chehnshwd 1129 1014 Blllerlca 105 1 102 3 Ilracut 127 15 100 8 North Andover 103 15 100 8 Q . 106 f SPORTS Front Row CL to RD Katle Moll1g'1 Chrls Favreau Chrls Qulgley Rebecca Cohen Kathleen Burke Rachael Cohen Back Row CL to RJ Chrls Kacavas Jen Blouln Chrlstlna Pagach Trlcla Marchand Robln Glllls Jennlfer Tlghe Chrls Glllls THINGS TO REMEMBER Beatlng Wllmlngton Jen quallfylng' for states on vault get together at Cla1re's I U I I v f 1 5 1 x. I in V 1 ' If' ' ' 1 N . 4 1? it fx 1 X . 1 x , 1 5 V 1 A 4 E c I I t ' Q E I i , , 5 I . . ., . , . . , Y 1 3 9 7 7 Y Y 7 GYMNASTICS! 107 PERFECT EASON f someone asked you to sum up the hockey season in one word, the answer would be easy - consistency. There were a few close calls but the boys held tough and managed to come away with a per- fect record. To put it bluntly, they got iced. Two bright spots occurred during the cold season when Capt. Paul Challender and Asst. Capt. Scott O'Malley participated in the MVC All Star game. Paul went on to be named a Lowell Sun All Star as well. Friends of Lowell High Awards: Most Valuable - Paul Challender Most Improved - Joe Parent Coach's Award - Bill Christie .PY :X Y bg 9' . V. 15 -5-,al Sportsmanship - Tim Parent W .,,pQ.4g-l 1 .- L f iff- A 1 ff A -V 1 LHS oPP W' ' 'N' ., Lincoln-Sudbury 6 9 Chelmsford 2 10 , if p Concord-Carlisle 4 5 tCentral Catholic 7 14 CIW Haverhill 5 10 Lawrence 5 7 ' E A Lawrence 5 9 AIld0Ver 4 11 J . Q' A Andover 5 7 Billerica 1 8 Billerica 0 10 Chelmsford 0 11 '- . Tewksbury 1 6 Haverhill 10 11 , D Wilmington 3 10 Central Catholic 1 9 Methuen 5 10 Dracllt 4 6 X 108 X SPORTS ' Q W Vviii M7 1 A , 4 A 4. H 1. Y. s.. 4 Q 5 4 41- 4 -4. 1 I .nf B fraffgfg JK Q J s' , ,, X w . 8 ,jeff Lgpy' lv- 'S J,,,....W X-,! X wzgtx XX Front row fl to rl Brlan Llma Tlm Parent John Sousa Darren Colton Peter Cebrero Gary McKenney Chrls Boyd Kevln Evler Back row John Colton B111 Chrlstle Joe Parent Asst Capt Mlke Cederberg Capt Paul Challender Co Capt Scott O Malley Mark Souza Shaun McNulty Mlsslng members Kerry McSweeney Mlke D1G1ovann1 and Goaltender Coach Gary Gagnon THINGS TO REMEMBER Mlke Molar DIGIOVHHHI Mlke Berger Cederberg Mlke D s broken nose at the Lawrence game . occaslonally attendlng prac tice Mlke Cederberg hltting Paul off the head w1th the puck last place ln the MVC defeatmg the 1986 LHS team ln the mtrasquad game the only wln of the season almost beatmg Haverhlll and Concord Carllsle Q A I ' 2 - M I i , , 2 4, 0 . 3 , a d Q ,f L ' ' f 2 I 1 U 5 . - . - L. I Q 7 onli' . . 5 . . 0 ' . 5. 1: 4 . ' , I , 2 V - ' A vi : v . y as Q, - . Y .A' ,Q z I fl .5 I I , 6 wk?-., XZ is X. if . ' . ' f A R: I H 5. int f. . ., 0 ., H- I Y . . V ll I N HOCKEY X 109 UST DUCKY! he boys' swim team Ca.k.a. the Ducks D got off to a fly- ing start this year by crush- ing Lawrence and then the Voke, but went on to be shot, plucked and broiled over the course of the next six meets. Things looked grim for the Ducks, but they Went down smiling, never forgetting how to have fun. The dark cloud was silver lined by some standout performances, Kevin Gauthier once again proved to be half manfhalf dolphin and left most of the competition in his wake, Cap- tain Scrappers, Todd Gorman and Ray Gordon, shouldered their re- sponsibilities wellg P.J. Soucy, Ken N orthrup and Francisco Maldonado finally turned some of that pot- ential talent into actuality and the diving team had an excellent year. However, given the expertise of Henry Lisien, how could they not? Friends of Lowell High Awards: Most Valuable - Kevin Gauthier Most Improved - Chad Dugas Coach's Award - Todd Gorman LHS OPP Lawrence 148 17 Greater Lowell 105 89 Haverhill 87 85 ' N Andover 74 88 , glvl ' Chelmsford 53 121 g Westford 77 92 A N , Nashua 72 76 ' X 7 Malden Catholic 64 78 110 X SPORTS 72, 'A . H lx X x x 'H f' I Faqs. 5' I Qwg , ,Q .X , . Orff? , .1 ' f , X. A Y ,, A 51 ,i ' ' ,Vx 'Q R x , , :Tig i W e -Q . -ALT' we maxi .4 Ai S 'taxis wlfxf V, ,. AMF ,Jw 1 4 f Y 5, wa f We mg.-M. Plie- R Q X Q p x N x.. We 4 -1, ,,,. 'WVU - .. ' , .N 1 SI? V 1' I' x W r WRYR is .L Q . Z g , . R62 I ' if Row 1 Cl. to r.J: Co-Capts. Todd Gorman 8z Ray Gordon, Scott Wallace, Francisco Mal- donado, Rob Walsh, Kevin Gauthier, Diving Coach Henry Lisien Row 2: Jimmy Lawlor, Alec Bull, Ken Northrup, Mark Sarantis, Matt Clements, Gil Feeney, Chad Dugas, Coach Kevin Noa Top: Steve Joyce, John MacLaughlan, Steve McMahon, Jeff McMahon, P.J. Soucy, Chris Lombardo, Roberto Bolanos THINGS TO REME BER Throwing fully clothed Coach Noa into the pool after the Voke meet Wrestlemania - duck style... Coach Lisien's judging water polo the fat kid with no rear end from Haverhill John MacLaughlan's pose-downs Emma and Kathleen Scott Wallace's unique swimcap Kevin Gauthier's ever-felt presence friendships, fun and memories, so in spite of a 2 - 6 record, the Ducks were not a losing team. BOYS SWIMMING! 111 CHEERLEADERS aking a first in cheer at the Mass. State Division III com- petition, sponsored by the New England Cheerleading Coaches' Association, was just the beginning of the LHS cheerleaders' outstanding season. The girls part- icipated in four competitions over the year and took a lst place in each one. At the Holiday Tournament, they were awarded a lst place trophy for best cheerleading squad for the sixth straight time. Next, fol- lowed a trip to Chicopee for the regi- onal competition, sponsored by the Eastern Cheer Coaches' Associa- tion. Lowell lost the cheer contest by two points to a coed team from New York on the first day of the tourney. Right after this setback, the girls headed back home to root on the basketball team which was battling its way against Melrose into the quarter finals of the States. The cheerleaders then returned to Chicopee, totally exhausted, to pre- sent their routine for day two of their own tournament. Their classy dance routine dazzled the judges and LHS took first place with their dance routine. Special awards were given to individuals. Deana Des- marais received a gold medal for an outstanding performance and dedi- cation to the team in cheer, While Renia Bacon took a gold medal for her excellence in dance. Shannon Moore was selected as an All-Star cheerleader. In the All-Star Division event, teams from Divisions I, II and III vied against one another. Lowell placed 3rd in this competition, def- eating the coed team which had beaten them in cheer, only the day before. The last challenge ofthe year came in Springfield at a contest sponsored by the New England Cheerleaders' Association. This was an All-New England Open competi- tion consisting of 13 teams for both cheer and dance. The girls took 3rd place in cheer and lst place in dance. What a year!! Gimmee a C, gimmee an H, gimmee an E ,....... Yay, cheer- leadersllll 112 X SPORTS X- 1 I ...iw ' ' -A Fr 1--f... , 2 V. A V 1 .N . ll ,X . ' . , .... ' I It ls- Q. by ..,. ,... . . 5 xl ' ' ff 2--. I Q , 5 t View is H. if Slttllflgfl. to r.J. Co-Capts. Rema Bacon gl Shannon Moore Middle: Linda Aldrich Tracy Haggerty Jessica Roach Maureen Burke Elizabeth c Sheehy f leen Santos Stacy Bomil Ann Robey n THINGS T0 REME BER NECA Camp Gretchen z leg!...Dedham Spirit Stick States!! New Englands!! ...Lexington Durfee Boston Garden half time Shifty Henry the Devil Dog that coed team Would you like me to lay down and die? practices on the beach Ann Robey's house Dirty Dancing Worcester Chicopee Springfield all 14 of us piling into one car to go to dinner Girls!!! - no chickies! practice everyday CHEERLEADERS! 113 Top: Julianne Durkin Amanda Morin Deana Desmarais Gretchen Ruiter Col- -1 Softball t was a disappointing year for the LHS softball team. The girls started out with a pre-season series with Fairhaven High. Lowell High won the first game by a score of 14 to 13 Ca real pitcher's duell but lost the second 7-2. Not until the seventh game of the season, against Billerica did the Raiders have their first vic- tory. There were some outstanding individual performances. Cassie Thyne was selected as an MVC All Conference All-Star as well as a Lowell Sun All-Star. Ellen Netishen and Cindy Hernandez were MVC All-Stars. Friends of Lowell Award winners: Coach's Award - Marleen Paquette Coach's Award - Jackie Dubois Coach's Award - Cassie Thyne YT if 3 . gt Sportsmanship - Kimberly Sul- livan LHS OPP Lawrence 6 7 Haverhill 1 18 Wilmington 5 13 Dracut 4 13 Andover 2 1 1 Billerica 12 5 Tewksbury 3 9 Methuen 1 5 Chelmsford 7 6 Lawrence 4 3 Haverhill 1 5 Wllmington 8 7 Dracut 4 8 Andover 10 3 Tewskbury 3 7 . Methuen 3 1 1 Billerica 13 3 Chelmsford 8 9 114 X SPORTS ldhnunpw 1,4911 am . an-...M -- al uw-ff-we Y-H V , at , 4 ji ' ii , - f lqplfl .Qi'i, , Tfgygwfrsgqggtsa. wie mn, ,ws 4-1 . ' it f 355 3 .,, SW-.fi 3 i S. Q' xgm.,. ,,hivQ ew, AN.. ii, .wats -F it 3, kt ,pil Ugg. X . 1 X.:sma's- - ff i S fi, f 1 X W-.-as 4 . vw - ,..v,jfY JW 1 . W :, ,.,X A , V 3 ff , . sf bf 5 4. -fu warm I7 A A .. ,4 44 W 'yn I '--' 1 -1. rv, A 9f,,f,g'n'k 3- 1, . .4 N '04 L 1 'rf ' M H, f it Q A 7, 0 7, x.. ,,xf' y .-.FM .A-0' Q- , .R M I lag? ,Q Q ab' Kneelingil. to r.J: Stephanie Paquette, Cheri Paquette, Girl 3, Carolyn Braley, Co-Capt. Karen Therriault, Cassie Thyne, Marleen Paquette, Cindy Hernandez Standing:Chris Malavich, Sherry Sousa, Jen Sargent, Patty Stillings, Laurie Hudzik, Ellen Netishen, Jackie Dubois, Sue Dubois, Coach Ric O'Brien Things to Remember The 11 inning game against Lawrence the April 15th snow storm and the game against Haverhill four girls in Florida during April vacation they got tans and the team took a bath the hustle of Cindy and Ellen in the Wilmington game behind by two in the last inning and they pulled it out the last inning loss to Chelmsford when the ball disappeared on Marleen and we really mean disappeared somewhere ON Marleen def- initely a questionable call by the ump the really bad luck all season long with umps the game where Cindy was hit by the ball six times!!! Fri- day night games at Harry Allen the game against Methuen when Karen tried to start a little action SOFTBALL K 115 501 WHAT A RAC KET he girls' tennis team had a very good season, finishing 2nd in the MVC. Only arch nemesis Andover spoiled what would have been a perfect record. Lowell's teamwork and spirit were second to none, however. It is also safe to say that the Raiders were the only contenders in the Conference to have a triple threat in the form of tri- plets. LHS qualified for the State Tournament but lost to Westwood in the first round. Nancy Fontes and Sarah Woo were selected as Lowell Sun Doubles All Stars. Friends of Lowell High School award winners were: Most Valuable - Nancy Fontes and Sarah Woo Coach's Award - Tara O'Leary Sportsmanship - Serena Thomm LHS OPP Tewksbury Chelmsford Lawrence Ilaverhdl Wilmington Andover Blllerica Methuen Tewksbury Chelmsford 4 1 Lawrence 5 0 Iiaverhhl 4 1 P Wilmington 5 0 Andover 0 5 Billerica 3 2 Blethuen 5 0 116 I SPORTS keof M. ' .4 Ellyn f nf .ff 3 1 5 ' 'K' X , -1 ' 1 ,. ,lla .3355 M A A Aw. 3109 fiyagtwlwm ss U . I K , 1 c 1 K 1 1 4 I A ,, F M. I ,..v ' ' 1 ' , .W--Q X is2amw.s+:5s-WWW -W f .K I ,, - H , N . Y .N 4 ff f ' 4, 133-:A,f.1,.f.,:4x:-lf.f,-575: 9!j.j.f, iff -.1 ft f , . . f f . ...' aw- 4 JZ ' - L .S-14 ' .60 Q? a f,.-rw J y ..f Iii! W - I Ms' TE 5 T? W Suzanne, Meg Regan, Tara O'Leary, Jen Woo, Colleen Landry, Nancy Fontes, Debbie Drainville, Julie Farino, Elizabeth Marshall, Alison Kealy, Asst. Capt. Andrea Deveres, Kerry Gagne. THINGS TO REMEMBER Beating the cocky Chelmsford team Mrs. Davis' golf gloves ...the Woo's skirts new uniforms for the first time in years Lissa's impromptu parties Andrea in the individuals Backhand, backhand, backhand! cold in Tewksbury again Tara and Sharon pulling out a crucial win against Chelmsford the end of the year pool party at Kealys you can do it Jen. You're a Woman. Thanks a lot, Elizabeth!!! GIRLS TENNIS X 117 0 LCVE he boys' tennis team had a spectacular year. They tied with Andover for the MVC championship, the only team to beat Lowell during the regular season. The Raiders qualified for the States and defeated Swampscottuin the first round ofthe tournament. Gloucester ended LHS hopes of going further. Roger Landry, Scot Landry, Kevin Welch, Greg Landry and Sridhar Kalluri were selected as MVC All Stars. Friends of Lowell High School Award Winners: Most Valuable - Roger Landry Most Improved - Kevin Welch Coach's Award - Dave Spenard and Scot Landry Sportsmanship - Tom Farley -4 .-...Q l 1 ., if f- , ss .ll LHS OPP V Lawrence 5 0 Central Catholic 5 0 P I Wilmillgwll 4 1 so ,'i' A f ' 2 , ChelmSf0l'd 4 1 1 Haverhill 5 0 'l . . :'. 'r,,.:V,-1 ,.,,i Blnenca 3 2 -',' Methuen 5 0 bvvg 't,.,f Central Catholic 4 1 '1-' i A A ' L' -:,,, z II- Chelmsford 4 1 1 A QE, Lawrence 5 0 'ff sf Haverhill 5 0 2 Andover 1 4 f?Q??6?3f Wllmmgton 3 2 ' ff , Billerica 3 2 if I J Blethuen 5 0 , , . , .W fwfr 'V'-P+-Q-1-rr-ran X4-i fpf- '+-1-1-v-4'--w -f Y?'Vf'l ffv?Q 1-S Q-V14-+4-+1-+f '+5 wen., at ..,..... . Q M 118 f SPORTS ? AT 7 I .,, -f--v ff,-f pf W 4 f 4 f if f 9 yff'v'+ f- ' ' 4-W + we v Q , Y A ' f Mqnwhwvi-q'5!1N0' i. , 4 ,, ,:, nwwuwzl , , - Q ,, .,4,-aww -ibm 4 1. 4 is 0W ' ' 1 A f l -iw1f tf fT'f ' Q Laos 4 iffy '11-wwf ' E , 1 , 1 I A Q 'dum Hiwgamw wg-nf ,f lg! .1 in ' ,N Willy ' M anilrnw -.Q--.....f Row 1 Cl. to r.J: Sridhar Kalluri, Roger Landry, Scot Landry, Roland Shaughnessy, Dave Spenard Standing: Greg Landry, Kevin O'Brien, Tom Farley, Kevin Welch, Doug LaPointe, Roger Lang, Coach D. Scott Davis Things To Remember 1 Dave Spenard clinched a 3-2 victory over Andover the 3 Landry brothers overcame chicken pox pouring Gatorade over Scott Par- cels Davis after beating Andover Roland Shaughnessy cracked Coach Davis' racket at Wilmington Dave winning while serving un- derhanded Sridhar's missing the end of the season by going to India 1 for the summer Mr. Davis' speech at the awards banquet. BOYS TENNIS X 119 GIRLS CN THE RUN he Girls' Track team had a 3-4 season. Performances were better than this indicated. Four Raiders went to White Plains,, N.Y. for the Glenn Louck's Meet, competing against some of the best track talent in the Northeast. Heather simmons took 6th in the Javelin Throw and Rosa Cruz took 9th in the 2 mile event. Qualifying for the State Meet were Heather Simmons in the 200, Rosa Cruz in the 2 mile,, Lynn Tucker in the 800,, twin Laurie in the 400, Jacki Cox and Joanna Nelson in the 300 hurdles,, Julie Lord in the long jump and the 100, Caroline Camara in the mile, Lynn Farrell and Denise Morin in the discus. Laurie, Lynn, Heather and J acki qualified to compete in the All-State Meet. Friends of Lowell High Award winners were: Most Valuable - Heather simmons, Laurie and Lynn Tucker Coach's Award - Denise Morin Sportsmanship - J acki Cox LHS OPP 5 Tewksbury 59 72 Wilmington 78 49 L ioi' fi Dracut 91 44 J fili f , Chelmsford 62 69 Haverhill 100 36 Billerica 61.5 76.5 Andover 37 99 , Headline B THINGS T0 REMEMBER Laurie edging LHS into 1st in the 2- mile relay at the States everyone in trouble for going to the B.K. at the state relays, except Nancy when Lynn gave Coach M. a flower Mr. McGuirk getting the girls at the boys' meet in Lawrence ridinng back from Haverhill 120 X BOYS TRACK Ji' , 3, is, ' -s 2. .1 it m E Row 1.11. to r.D: Nancy Vail, Rosa Cruz, Co-Captain Rima Moussa, Co-Captain Heather Simmons, Adriana Nunez, Marianne Vail, Denise Morin, Katie Molligi Row 2: Ellen MacLaughlan, Jen Jelley, Lisa Silva, Molly Powers, Amanda Morin, Kathryn MacLaughlan, Martha Powers, Erica Jutras, Laurie Tucker Row 3: Joanna King, Jen Burns, Leslie Cregg, Nancy Tgibedes, Caroline Camara, Meg Dyer, Jacki Cox, Sophia Fotopoulos Row 4: Patty Dalton, Johanna Nelson, Lori Loureiro, Elainy Themeles, Jill Kopycinski, Nicole Moussa, Kathy Navetta, Lynn Tucker, Maura Maloney Row 5: Katie Sullivan, Julie Lord, Michelle Collins, Stephanie Stickney, Coach Jim McGuirk. , 4 g ri gs lvl? E qi?-nm.l'!57l1' Front Row fl. to r.3: Gary McKenney, Derek Judd, Mike Pepin, Shaun O'Brien, Chris Tryon, Capt. Robert Rangulong, Jon Kulesa, Mr. Black, Eric Nelson, Thuy Huynh, John King . Row 2: Dave Slattery, Phil White, Dave Lamarre, Mr. Yellow, Jim Silveria, Mr. Green, Mr. Purple, Tipper Golden, Dave Roberts, Jose Vasquez Row 3: Mr. Flamingo, Mr. Indigo, Greg Limperis, Chuck Carter, Mr. vermillion, Mr. Fuischa, Mr. Pistachio, Billy Garcia, Tim Savard, Mr. Meatball Row 4: Coach Phil Maia, Mike Ortiz, Mr. Rogers, Mr. Rumple, Mr. Greenjeans, Mr. Who, Mr. Where, Mr. What, Matt Hasset, Mr. Who Care, Asst. Coach Scott Gleason, Mr. Goodbye ii MEN ON THE RUN lthough the record ofthe spr- ing track team does not indi- cate it, individual track men turned in some outstanding per- formances. Twelve Raiders qualified for the State Meet. Mike Pepin broke the school record in the high jump and placed second in the State Meet in this event. Dave Lamarre fin- ished sixth in the States. Friends of Lowell High School Award Winners: Most Valuable - Mike Pepin Most Improved - Scott McCabe Coach's Award - David Slattery Sportsmanship - Joe Jussaume LHS OPP I Tewksbury 66 79 Wilmington 93 52 Chelmsford 53 93 Lawrence 90 55 Billerica 63 82 Central Catholic 53 92 A Andover 50 95 THINGS TO REMEMBER When the girls got rescued from the Lawrence meet the sweet workouts low attendance at prac- tice sunbathing before meets cookout at Weirs Beach drowning Nancy the soul train relay team the football relays GIRLS TRACK! 121 HIT AN RU he baseball season started off slowly but peaked with a six game Winning streak toward the end of the year. LHS had a shot at the State Tournament but ran out of gas in the deciding game. Although every member of the team had a good batting average, its pitching staff was young and experi- ence does help a lot at tourney time. Friends of Lowell High Awards: Most Valuable - Mike Beaulieu, Felix Figueroa, Chris Green and Dave Miller Sportsmanship - Kevin Shaw LHS OPP Xaverian 5 8 Winchester 6 0 Woburn 3 2 Andover 1 6 Lawrence 3 9 Wilmington 8 1 Billerica 3 4 Tewksbury 6 11 Chelmsford 6 4 Lawrence 16 12 Dracut 8 1 Central Catholic 12 4 Methuen 4 7 Billerica 8 6 Haverhill 1 1 2 Andover 2 4 - Central Catholic 15 2 Woburn 5 7 Winchester 9 8 122 I SPORTS .A -.. , .M L-.. .au .. 1. , ,4 . M Www ffflffffvi?-'B' ., -1 , ,,,4,A fwx , 1 N K if ' Q' Cohen, Dave Miller ueroa, Coach George Cunha Kneelingfl. to r.J: Shaun McCarty, Jason Guthrie, Steve Cunha, Chris Maguire, Bryan Standing: Asst. Coach Dick O'Loughlin, Brian Duggan, Greg Moore, Kevin Mac- Laughlan, Mike Beaulieu, Capt. Tom Lafferty, Rey Serrano, Chris Green, Felix Fig- THIN GS TO REMEMBER Dave Miller tying for first place as the MVC top scorer certain people who went to Florida during baseball season was Coach Cunha happy? J ason's famous slide into third a little bit slap dash BASEBALL X 123 isa-we J 9 ,Q 35 'W MJ 65 NU QD 33555 5 955 Q5 We 'AIR 555 N555 U 5,355 555 5 ,WW 'W DJ 55 Dlqljqyg Aww ,ww 55 5555 55' 5 as SS as 5 S 8 S 8 8 6 S as SSG SQ Q sag? VV GEM? 8 S851 '55 , S 55w55 S Qgwifjggggw 3 5,5 -5 655' 8 GUWJJ5 558 8555 5 Um 5 8 QM 5 5335 M E565 I AL WJ Ov gg, as 60,5165 SS 551 J 5 Qf5Mg,5U555 58551 , Gfbwwv 33 GA 5 , A165573 W555 SS GA SS G55 , 5565555 Wm 885 6,5 , 551565578 555 QQGWW 65578 W 5,8 as W 55 55 G4 ,M 5775655 55 QS GZQGMB5 5 SS 635555 QMD5 7 S8 6555555 ' S Q55 7 S3 6 132 5 , 8, 5 5 G5 as 5 85635515 5 2 6,3 , 65552258 63555655 ZS 99565 651555558 6 .5 7 86 Qg5g77S2 , W 5782 If 57 2 gs 5 S 258 f SCIENCE CLUB he LHS Science Club boasted 230 members. Meet- ings were held on the first Tuesday of every month. Each meeting consisted of a business ses- sion and a science program. During the year, biology, chemistry and physics presentations were made by students in the advanced sections of the courses. One meeting was devoted to the PHYSICS MAGIC SHOW, another to films of the MIT Science Fair and a third to the Lowell High Science Fair. In December club mem- bers visited the Science Museum in Boston to View exhibits, attend the Planetarium Show and the Omni Theater. George Tucker, assisted by Soph Suth and Sridhar Kalluri, served as a disc jockey for the annual Christmas party which was held in the school cafeteria on December 16th. The LHS Science Fair was held on March 22nd. Pre- liminary judging was done by the school science faculty. Finalists were selected by judges from Middlesex Com- munity College. Prizes were awarded as follows: Gerald Clark - lst Prize Joseph Jussaume and Dave Steward - 2nd prize Todd Gorman and Jennifer McCall - 3rd prize -Q.. '- 37-. xg? c.. 42' Jennifer Jacques and Stephanie Stickney - 4th prize Colleen O'Keefe and Reshma Patel - 5th prize. In April five advanced placement chemistry students participated in the American Chemical Society Regi- onal Competitive Exam at Simmons College followed by a presentation on Nuclear Energy by Dupont. The year ended with an Out-to-Dinner Farewell Party. A 126fJ.C.L. , i A ,. . X' X 'li X H -SN. if Qi? E A W., ,v4.,,.J . ll W. ' 1 fl . E N. X . I .. . Io- ':n'1 AQ' fl' 4 Seated KL. to r.J: Ken Wrobel, Seema Patel, Vice President Andrea Deveres, President Mike Buckjune, Public Relations Director Mike Bostwick Standing: Advisor Athena Letsou, Kristy Matte, Sopha Suth, George Tucker, Eric Nelson, Derek Martin MATH LEAGUE X 127 STUDENT GO ERN MEN T tudent Government was not only financially suc- cessful, but participated in many activities with great enthusiasm and spirit. Student Council Pre- sident Kelley McCabe rallied in the face of adversity as tragedy struck student government faculty advisor advisor Helen Droney. The council went without an advisor for the remaining eight months of the school year. Kelley initially shouldered most of the respon- sibility, until other officers and faculty members helped with various endeavors. Everyone however, did more than his or her part and things came together quite smoothly. Most of the traditional student government activities were maintained this year - dances, candy cane and flower sales, movie nights, fall and spring blood drives, teacher appreciation dinner and the spring weekend. Enough money was made at these events to support the group's charitable ventures.Money was col- lected in the homerooms at Christmas time for the Toys for Tots project. Four carloads of toys were brought to St. Patrick's Church for distribution to needy children. A six hundred dollar donation was made to the Lowell House of Hope for battered and abused women and the Alternative House.Continuing this string of good deeds, 31,000 in scholarships was awarded to students for the first time. At the end of the school year, the council united the en- tire student body to collect the 551,000 prize and to hear the June 14th concert with Richard Marx. This brought about a tremedous ending to a terrific year. Officers: President - Kelley McCabe Vice Presiden - Stephanie Creegan Treasurer - Kellie Fleming Secretary - Kerry Ahern 128 ! STUDENT GOVERNMENT 'wx QL., 1 If e , QV! X T. , Q., 12 N T . iam, ..,, A . 5 cg yi Gb! - 5, ,, , - T T , W orrrsvoxari 119 S 5' '39 '4 9-450 INA I wr! STUDENT GOVERNMENT X 129 1E . I I-A ,,.' 9-I , I X fn A- K - X 1 W' 24,124 if vsilmih , ,um - :hm I , E ,, , A. M.,.,V,,, 130 ! STUDENT GOVERNMENT .iigiplr F-:Af , N Q ',. ' fv W K 1 ,. , . my , . F ff W5 in O ,U VN .H 'IU . Mf- ' 1. A We 'U Wx - v --0 5 1 ' jx qs. W Q 's 4 Qi S X '?'lun.,,,, sf! -J if STUDENT GOVERNMENT ! 131 he Chess Club kept busy this year. Weekly meet- ings Were held for ladder matches. A school wide tournament was organized in November and Tuan Vo was declared the winner. The Human Chess Match was held and the black team led by Tuan Vo def- eated the white team led by Bryan Clark. CHECKMATE 'L knnik- 7' xr . .33 ,Y 1 ' ,, iii., 132 f CHESS CLUB Front Cl. to r.J: Judicier Reshma Patel, Chamberlain Carrie Regan, Exchequer Jeff Messer, Rules Keeper Christine Coffey, Chancellor Bryan Clark Middle: Robert Dowling, Lisa Silva, Carolyn Olson, Amanda Morin, Maria Dixon Back: Craig Masse, Charles Gargiulo, Jose Vasquez IT FIG RES he Math League had an enjoyable year. Every meet was an experience and the members had an opportunity to interact with students from area schools. They also saw steadily improving scores over the course of the year. There were many challenging tests including the Olympiad, which added to the fun which can be had with math. Try it. You'll like it. AQ 53? 9535355 511 1591 w 4 wif V 'umm Seated fl. to r.J: Public Relations Director Christine Coffey, President Scot Landry, Vice-Presidnet Roger Landry, Secretary Sridhar Kalluri Standing: Anit Patel, Robert Dowling, Tom Mitchell, Advisor Frank Logiudice, Treasurer Reshma Patel, Nicole Moussa SCIENCE CLUB X 133 NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY its .x, .L f ' IU' que-rm Nw.. if r . . ' mv. 'W .'L. N . , ' Sf . .' ' 22' , 4- Q ' - 34, 7. 52. - Gaia:-ff-fjrs'-rff xg Pictured Cl. to r.J: President Eric Nelson, Secretary Jennifer Shepherd, Treasurer Robert Gilman. Missing from the photo: Vice-President Natasha Harris. 134 X N.H.S. Ns N '94 J A . -v I fy J f f N. w , , ,S ' -H, Q E4 ' 7 ., f , ,. ... .x.....t. . . b 'Q x v 1 0 . Patricia Bacigalupo Rachel Baril Judith Barnes Dayna Lyn Bourque Michael Buckjune Kimberley Burns Shawn Carmody Bryan Cohen Rachel Cohen Renee D'Entremont Andrea Deveres George Dimakarakos Nancy Donohue Maureen Doyle Jason Dugas Tracy Dunn Angela Eiben Nancy Fontes Christine Gendreau Robert Gilman Todd Gorman 1988 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS SEN IORS Sridhar Kalluri Roger Landry Scot Landry Lori Leduc Jennifer Marchand Lisa Marcotte Kelley McCabe Lissa Morrissette Eric Nelson Scott Orlando Casssandra Parker Seema Patel Michael Pepin Gary Quadros Shailagh Roberts Karen Scanlon Jennifer Shepherd Carla Theimer Marianne Vail Tuan Vo Sarah Woo Vaishakhi Joshi Suzanne Woo Sharon Woo Seniors Elected For The First Time Pamela Lombardo Rima Moussa Adriana Nunez J UN IORS Tracy Belanger Maureen Burke Christine Caron Christine Coffey Hope Cormier Martha Donovan Natasha Harris Marian Hussey Edward Logiudice Bong Long Kevin MacLaughlan Earl Maggio Jennifer McCall Rose Mary Mendonca Michael Morrissette Kenneth gorthrup Reshma Patel Karen Paquette Carrie Regan Russell Rocheleau Kimberly Souza Liam Sullivan N.H.S.! 135 INTERNATIONAL AN GUAGE CLUB he International Language Club opened the school year with a Fall Picnic to welcome new members and also launched a fund raiser through the sale of magnets. Modestly speaking, some ofthe best parties are hosted by this group. They present a gala Christmas Dinner featuring holiday food specialties from many lands, as well as traditional and inter- national music and games. The breaking of the pinata highlights the evening. Chapter presentations are made on a regular basis, at which times each chapter's langu- age is highlighted by a film, a lecture on customs or the country itself, and by ethnic refreshments. During In- ternational Language Club Week, members and their parents prepared a gourmet international dinner. Many of those attending wore costumes from foreign lands and danced to the music of those countries. Prizes were awarded for the best outfits. During this same week, the club actively participated in the Hands Across the City evening which was a well attended cultural and so- cial sucess. A great debt is owed to Mrs. Claudette Boisjoly, the ILC advisor, who helped to make the year so pleasant. SL it 'CII 136 ! I.L.C. 'Q' Pictured Cl. to r.J: Public Relations Director Nicole Turcotte, Sec- retary Sarah Woo, Vice-President Renee D'Entremont, President Nancy Donahue a 'W Y L. ' I! ,,. -..J I.L.C. X 137 LOWELL HIGH SCHOOL OFFICERS Lowell High School Officers had another great year thanks to the help of new advisor, Micheele Ritchotte. The group of fourteen girls kept themselves very busy by participating in everything from school functions to civic events. The annual Harvest Dance was its usual success. At Halloween the officers sponsered A Treat For Your Sweet fund raiser. For 31.00 a bag of sweets was delivered to a friend or someone special during home room period, to keep everyone in a Trick or Treat mood! From fall through spring, officers could be seen at many functions within the community. They were ushers at the Lowell Sun Spelling Bee, the Gol- den Gloves boxing matches, the Air Force Band concert, the Tour De Lowell bike race,,the Multi-cultural Experience, Freshman Orientation, and the Lowell High School Open House. Added to the list of duties for the girls this year, was a new Volunteer Ser- vice Program. Any officer who had an extra study hall and wished to assist where help was needed, worked in the House Offices, the Guidance Depart- ment, the N urses' Office, or on the switchboards. This program, initiated by Ms. Ritchotte, was of benefit to the entire school. Front Cl. to r.J: Advisor Michelle Ritchotte, Major Rayann Drouin, Major Leslie Wallace, Lt. Colonel Lynda Cooper, Colonl Jennifer Marchand, Major Amy McCoy, Major Lisa Therrien Back: Captains Kristin Halvorsen, Lori Leduc, Danielle Filiatrault, Dianne Sylvester, Erin Daly, Jennifer Martin 138 X GIRL OFFICERS LO ELL HIGH SCHOOL DECA ECA CDistributive Education Clubs Of Americal is a co-curicular, co-ed club designed for students who are planning to further their careers in marketing, merchandising and management. This year DECA mem- bers throughout the-country earned over 31.5 million in college scholarships and other awards. Several Lowell DECA members earned scholarships. During a local competition in February LHS vied against 9 other area schools to qualify for the State competition. Twenty one out of twenty nine Lowell students went to the state event. They captured second place, received 36 awards and sent 9 students to the National Competitions in Salt Lake City, Utah in May. One student gained national recognition by placing among the top 20? of DECA students in the country. Out of the 71 Massachusetts DECA members who went to Utah, LHS sent 9. This was quite an achieve- ment for the school and one of the club's best years. John Mamalis served as advisor and the following students held office: President - Joel Lee Pagliuca Vice President - Thomas Rogers Secretary!Treasurer - Scott Bordeleau Reporter - Karen Thomas Historian - Olga Faria' ,A ui 'K y O -gs ,,-5, REVIEW! 139 FLYING HIGH he Lowell High School JRAFROTC unit had a most successful year. There were orientation flights on refueling missions with the USAF, field trips to Pease Air Force Base and the Military Ball at Windsor Mills. Col. Dave Taylor was welcomed to the staff and best of all, the male and female drill teams took second place in New England. Roberto Bolanos was honored at a special ceremony for saving a drowning child. The following students served as officers: Commander Vice Commander Operations Officer Recruiting Officer Personnel Officer Public Affairs Officer Logistics Officer Finance Officer Flight Commander Flight Commander Flight Commander Flight Commander Mark Collins Robert McQueen June Fauvel Becky Lloyd Brenda Cawley Matt Halvorsen Shawn Mack George Harris Bonnie Keane Jose Santiago Roberto Bolanos Marcelino Alicea 140 f R.O.T.C. N? p--f my 451, '4q,3fff.:5 ' 5 'lu A I X . it, xv . A FF gc, -5- X E Bottom Rowfl. to r.J: Bassam Ghadban, Arthur Ramsdell Row 2: Bunthea Touch, Laurie Aubrey, Tammy Chevalier, Niva Tep, Doris Ortiz, Laura Vieno, Jothy Lach, Matthew Halvorsen, Rebecca Lloyd Row 3: Angel Arsenault, Staci O'Brien, Neha Brambhatt, Steve Muscovitz, Jason Kligensmith, Angel Santos,Khaykhum Cuangoudom, Jose Nunez Row 4: Erum Sadiq, Anna Chan, Dira Quiroz, Jennifer Hunter, Michael Wheeler, Souksamlane Phongsa, June Fauvel, Mark Collins, J. Scott Ciavola, Marcelino Alicea, Brenda Cawley, Bonnie Keane, Roberto Bolanos, Gerald Clarke. R.O.T.C.f141 The Class I 1988 Rev e Lowell High School, 50 French St. Ext., Lowell, MA, 01852 VOL. Cl N 0.3 June 8 , 1988 F Hzkiffr:-.A . ' 1gQT3Q:j . 5g,, . 21:.',::' : fwflm ' E 2533132571 W F A Ig :1J53-iffl' l it , gmmggl -z 'Q 9f3a'???Zsl f ti '-fp ffffyfsps 1 l' l LHS Review Staff Box I Editor-in-Chief: Reshnia Pate! ' Assistant Editor: Christine Colley Features Editor: Marleen Paqtiette Features Editor: Todd Gorinatn Managing Editor: Mario Rixertt Sports Editor: Kim Burns Editor of Advertisements: Jon Knlesa Cartoonists: Marcos Clll1VCf,St.'Oll Aubrey Reporters: Amy Bach Karen Bond Tina Coulouras Dave Davis Deana Desmarais Rayanne Drouin Nancy Fontes Bob Gilman Roger Landry Rosemary Mcndonea Amanda Morin 4 rli'i.s'or.' 1'Wi1t'. K tllam 1112! D.E.C.A. Garage Lights l' y d 'sual art pub' ' by g p l d lsatLowelHghShl Spring 1988 Spring 1-988 Spring 1988 Spring 1988 Garage Lights Martha Picanso Alison Matika David Downing Natasha Harris Rose Mendonca Sean Desilets Russel Rocheleau Vicki lllg Carrie Regan Christine Coffey James Flood Jennifer McCall Sandi Allaire Paula Pearsall 3 D.E.C.A!1-13 LHS SHOW CHOIR fter just two years of exist- ence, the LHS Show Choir has come a long way. They placed fifth in the State competition, when prior to this time, they had only received an honorable mention. This performing arts group was led by three student choreographers - Senior Renee Bedard, Senior Heather Ratcliffe and Junior Todd Cunniff. There were also four dance captains - Freshman Kerry Quinn, Junior Melanie Kasiecki, Junior Joe Kirane and Senior Brendan Quinn. The group performed with great en- thusiasm and dash at various func- tions and has been warmly received wherever it went. New costumes added to their appeal and appear- ance. Row 1 il. to r.J: Pianist Brenda Cawley Mandy Pelland Melissa Moore Betsy Morales Kerry Quinn Row 2: Cliff Hamilton Todd Cunnlff Mike Porter Brendan Quinn Bob Nash Matt Halvorsen Row 3: Flutist Marcy Coleman Melanie Kasleckl Lisa Morgan Michelle Garneau AHISSE Harris, Stephanie Warsnlp Nicole Tardlff Back: Guitarist Dave Nlcodemus Drummer Ray Noel 144 ! CHORUS A Cappella Choir he following members of the A Cappella Choir, many of whom are also members of the Show Choir, performed at Various holiday affairs within the community. The group also sings at the Naturalization Ceremony, held in the Court House, each year. Renee Bedard Alex Karafelides Alice Bennett Melanie Kasiecki Brenda Cawley Joe Kirane Jennifer Charron Melissa Lambert Christopher Condon Melody Lilly Lynda Cooper Christa McGrath John Cummings Lisa Morgan Todd Cunniff Laurie Paquette Jennifer Danjou Adam Paulauski Lynne Elmore Mike Porter Michelle Garneau Brendan Quinn Anissa Harris Heather Ratcliffe Kristin Halvorsen Nicole Tardiff Matthew Halvorsen Scott Wallace Cliff Hamilton Stephanie Warsnip mil' CHORUS! 145 rease is a 1950's Rock 'n' Roll musical. Rydell High's spirited class of '59 - gumchewing hubcap-stealing, hot-rod loving boys with D.A.'s and leather jackets and their wisecracking girls in teased curls, bobby sox, and pedal pushers. Capture the look and the sound of the 1950's in a whimsical, light-hearted musical that salutes the rock 'n' roll era. While hip Danny Zuko and Wholesome Sandy Dumbrowski re- solve the problems of their mutual attraction for each other, the gang sings and dances its way through such nostalgic scenes as the pajama party, the prom, the burger palace, and the drive-in-movie. Look at me, I'm Sandra Dee and Greases Lightin ' are amoung the many songs that recall the Buddy Holly hiccups, the Little Richard yodels, and the Elvis Presley wiggles that made the music of the 50's unforgettable. Grease was one of the longest-running shows in Broadway history. 146 X MUSICAL l W '-n Miss Lynch Patty Simcox Eugene Florczyk Jan Marty Betty Rizzo Doody Roger Kenickie Sonny LaTierri Frenchy Sandy Dumbrowski Danny Zuko Vince Fontaine Johnny Casino Cha Cha DiGregorio Teen Angel Radio Voice Jennifer Danjou Lynda Cooper Alex Karafelides Danette Cooper Stephanie Warsnip Renee Bedard Matthew Halvorsen Cliff Hamilton Joe Kirane Mike Porter Kerry Quinn Melanie Kasiecki Todd Cunniff Brendan Quinn John Cummings Betsy Morales Adam Paulauski Lisa Morgan MUSICAL X 147 AND AND MAJ ORETTES he group met twice a week after school. It marched and played at all football games and pep rallys. Music was provided by the band at various school and com- munity functions. It also presented both Christmas and Spring concerts as well as marched in both local and state parades. The unit took second place in the annual VFW parade. Members of the band were: Drum Major Angela Eiben, Mark Bettencourt, Steven Bond, Brenda Cawley, Marcy Coleman CSr. Rep.J, Lynne Elmore, Matthew Fetters, Thomas Fetters, Danielle Filia- trault, Jacqueline Foley, Erin Furey, Karen Gendron, Robert Greene, Bernadette Guy, Melissa Guy, Kristin Halvorsen, Sid Hall, Lee Hastings, Irene Hedlund, Marion Hussey, Martin Hussey, Matthew Klain CFr. Rep.J, Richard Klein, Steven Kuzlotsky, Melissa Lambert CJr. Rep.D, Kimberly Law fJr. Rep.J, Tina Leonard, Lisa Lord, Michael Manick, Derek Martin, Justin McDowell, Christa McGrath, Kymberly McGuire, David Nicodemus, Ray Noel, Jose Nunez, Heather Ratcliffe, Lauren Ratcliffe CSoph. Rep.J, Crystal Seaforth, Jennifer Silveria, Nicole Wallace. The following girls were LHS majorettes: Karen Bond, Carla Collins, Jacqueline Cox, Jennifer Cox, Diana Durant, Renee Filiatrault, Julesa Gabrielle, Tina Giordana, Betsy Julia, Lynn Keefe, Sandra Lynch, Vickie Nou, Tracy Paquette Kim Perrault, Christine Peterson, Elys Rodriguez, Jenna Sake- laris, Lorraine Tryon, Donna Wallace. I 8 x Z Y .Wt NS.. 'Q 1 ,,,., ., .,,., ,.,., . . iii' Vvlixjfcgzga a . A X in ,1.,, Vim M. 3 ,Ngo A N P5534 'T' 1 .0 . , ,ffm s.. rv ...Lui Ng,-3, 4,152-ltjx 1481 BAND ' I .,,...,,,v-...., , ,. 8 5 ., .::., QQ V, I X, .,,,..W,l,...W,,w ,,1 ai., AWWA f 1, Q9 E . I fn BAND! 149 THE CAMBODIAN STUDENT CLUB THE LADTIAN STUDENT CLUB THE VIETNAME SE STUDENT CLUB O . Wx S ,N .,, X .F , zz ,.z 'KX:m wsxk-f ' A T ' 1, .. '- y h 5,995 A . - 4 I x 1 .wmv . 1 nm f Nf-f-:,...-E ,Lv I 4 ., f 5 K MWF an-all FFT The Cambodian Student Club had a most successful year. Through fund raisers, such as the sale of T-shirts and dances, this group financed an out- standing after school program. It supported four instructors who gave lessons in Cambodian history, language, music and dance. A boys' volleyball team was also sponsored, which played at LHS two afternoons a week. During the Hands Across the City program, club members performed the traditional Coconut Dance. Club officers pictured on the opposite page are:SeatedCl. to rj: Treasurer Vichoka Eng, Secretary Somaly Meas, Vice- President Bong Long, President Kimno Kuch Committee chairmen: Kirirath Saing, Lim Horn, Eang, Bopha Dork, Korn Rom, Advisor Vanna Yang. In one year of existence, the Laotian Youth Club has accomlished much. Its purpose was to give students a chance to become acquainted and to provide mutual support. With this aim in mind, the group met weekly on Thursday. They sold T-shirts and held four dancees. The funds raised, enabled club mem- bers to participate in many activities and field trips. Students visited the Museum of Fine Arts, the Museum of Science, the Boston Aquarium and the Omni Theater. They also enjoyed a weekend at Cape Cod and a party at the International Institute of Lowell. Club officers, pictured on the opposite page are Cl. to r.J: Advisor Julie Ann Ant- onson, Treasurer Bounkiem Thongsophaphone, Vice-President Chay Chan- daoleuang, Secretary Soukdara Thoumaraji, Treasurer N arong Nimsinok. Not pictured President Souksamlane Phangsa. The Vietnamese Student Club had a busy year. It sponsored dances and sold refreshments to raise money. Proceeds from these events provided financial support for projects such as the making of the Dragon which was used in the Tet or New Year' celebration at the Leblanc School. Under the direction of Mr. Gia Pho, club members presented the Dance of the Dragon for the elementary school children. They also participated in the Hands Across the City program by presenting their traditional Dance of the Fans. Club officers, pictured on the opposite page are: President Thanh Van Ho, Vice-President Thuy Thu Vo, Secretary Chau Bao Ong, Treasurer Sang Do, and Committee Chairmen, Hong Pham, Quyen Nguyen, Hai Linh, Phuc Tran, Duong Pham, Tam Cao, Thao Thu Vo. CAMBODIAN CLUB X 151 Ln-emen r E CITY g lllllll-lUlllllWll llllllllllll 152 I MULTI-CULTURAL he students, administration, faculty and parents at Lowell High School invited family and friends to join them for an even- ing of song, dance and theatre in HANDS ACROSS THE CITY, which took place on Thursday, April 14, 1988 at 7:00pm in the Lowell High School Auditorium. Because of the high school's varied cultures, the program represented many count- ries such as Portugal, Puerto Rico, Greece, Cambodia, France, Vietnam, Laos, and others. It also included the Lowell High School Chorus. Follow- ing the artistic presentation everyone was invited to the cafet- eria where ethnic desserts and coffee were served. Prizes were awarded in various student and adult categories in the NATIVE DRESS CONTEST. Q 5 I . 2 x 's-I Z 1 1 , 3 Y ' .J uf' , MULTI-CULTURAL X 153 THE SPI DLE 154 X THE SPINDLE - H e hope that you will enjoy your copy of the 1988 Spindle not only when you receive it, but for many years to come. In time, you might forget some of the happenings at LHS during your years at school. This book will serve as a reminder. The hair styles and clothes will be different - even a cause for laughter, but pictures of the good times, the sad times, the friends, the faculty and the activities will be there for you to look at. Thanks to editors Kim Burns and Scott Slates, associate editors Tin Hong, Renia Bacon. Marleen Paquette, and Diane Sylvester. Thanks for their help to Todd Gorman, Tony Duarte, Mike McKennedy, Lissa Morrissette, Lucas Carvalho, Jason Lefebvre, Abbie Reynolds, Erin O'Brien, Shaun O'Brien, Nancy Vail, Andrea Deveres, Peter Morin, Scott Orlando, Chriss For- tier, Debbie Nowak, Steve Feeney, Rachel Cohen, Paul Challender, Nancy Fontes, Roger Lan- dry, Nancy Donohue, Rayanne Drouin, Heather Ratcliffe, Angela Eiben, Jonathan Clements, Gary Fryns and Shannon Moore. Thanks as Well to Mrs. Jackie O'Hare of the Art Department for her assistance. Congratulations to the Class of 1988. You were really one ofa kind. It was a pleasure to serve as the Spindle Advisor. Beverly W. Coughlin Q 3 ,fn-K, b A 'wwgwdw -W W we M ' ff 4' '44 M , fp Y ' UW WM 4, ff 2 ' vw ' ' 3..g. , ' , ,ffm ff f' f f w.fi1e,::' ? ' Y , . ,, 1 Uyk W f 1 -'S7,11,:g,:,g',j g-J - J f , , .v- 3 ,, ,T M. V f ., ,ni 1.m,2LN f f f Y ,.'-'1-gl 2 fj1j,,ffl!f. ,g X ,gn 'Y' 3 THE SPINDLE X 155 THE RE IE CLASS Senivr FN S 0 We SQ an U gf gzpalilena O 1' MM X P J Behrakis. ugh! - ' and L f Bw oRGAN1zED.' E Carvalho Toda' Gorman TALLEST: Marleen Paqueffe w Jon Kulesa Kenny Aheam Kelly Fleming REF -,fl ,M . 2' 'Sf ,f 'X Sgr 5 KX -7 ' M e. a l MOST LIKELY U X T0 SUCCEED: 1 S H 0 R S T: 4 1 Roger Landry T g 4 Kevin Sheehan Renee D'Enire1nonl Pam Makris S CLASS S V e-9 S S N in 55 5 A CL , l Ken Wrobel ,G ,wi Sofia Koulongis 15f X Sf INDLF 0 Su erluflves .y 1 ff- MOST f TIC: iii r TomLdfferfy, Ellf?I1 N6tiSheJ? Q A ' ,L V , . m. V , 0UTG01NG.- 6J9?5 Q1 Keflv McCabe, Todd Gorman A M fag! ,U0cfiY TS.. GOQXQK, 1 D XS UR wi 5 O QUIETEST! wx f A W 3' NE N J ' w17f'A1, Sharon Wooa ' jj ':5+j . ' W255' 8 f I KQI wh l IPM ut- E Stamatios Aniraval , C49 C0059 nd SW ROXO D: SPINDLE I 157 Enchantment Under the Sea lvlf'f1 E I ri' Fl 4 ,- 158 XJUNIOR DANCE yn .535 L. 542, if Y, he old building and the new building getting stuck in a traffic jam in the waiting for a school bus never came trying to find a at lunch getting caught in hall without a pass Attention daily notice for - getting lost in the halls freshman year summer reading books warning slips morning coffee and dough- nuts fire drills Ricky's Mossie's Arthur's Captain Pizza Burger King In --Wi- WILL YOU EVER FORGET? In house suspension trying to get to home room on time lunches by House during freshman and sopho- more years the mod system jun- ior and senior years a visit from Joyce Kulhawik during freshman year copying down your schedule for every single teacher the first day of school security guards arch- rivals Chelmsford and Andover ... Please rise for the National An- them skipping Pep Rallies and boring assemblies term papers wearing red and gray number two pencils and erasers trying to find unlocked bathrooms getting car- ded field trips I.L.C.'s New York weekend getting sick on the Sci- ence Club's whale watch Wonder- ing if you're the only one who can't hear the daily notice , Turning sweet sixteen We Are The World the 1984 Olympics hurricane Gloria The Thanksgiv- ing Day game in the snow sopho- more year becoming uppeieclass- men JUNIOR DANCE X 159 Taking SATs 'til Tuesday AP tests Girl Officer tryouts Ms. Owenby's lunch duty M8zMs a leaky tunnel getting caught in the parking garage while skipping sex ed the school spirit you felt watch- ing the basketball team' play in Boston Garden sex ed trotting through English class There is no such thing as Senior Skip Day Senior Skip Days, May 6 and 13 buying a class ring registering to vote student teachers Swatches getting kicked out of the library the ski trip Work-study open house Richard Marx mini-skirts class dues counting down the months, Weeks and days until school got out double labs trying out for the play getting your senior pic- ture taken running over freshmen in the hall reading the message board at lunch being deprived of your daily candy bar when the school store was closed trying to make it to class in four minutes the controversy over wearing shorts writing out cards for the school spirit contest applications and transcripts af -1-iq r ' lg . 1 l 3 vi ' i?5,,,W ' 7 , ,aff , is ' ff- ' V' 4 2 , V . , I, X , L i , ' , -'K' Us ' X ' lx , ' . 54 i w 'QQ ,Q V y ,, r:,,,ga3 ' ' M,4,w mf, V1 , A L A if . 2 :, . 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' - - I ' ' r .,-., 1 1-V .ff ' as h V H1 ' I-5 nh IGOXCANDIDS BLOOD DRIVE getting your letter jacket terrible smell coming from the chem labs learning how to type coming in late to miss a first period test get- ting measured for caps and gowns detention listening for No School announcements Thanksg- iving Victory Dance study hall, room 214 the Rock the Depot the Cemetery the Pit wall rats blood drives Annie, Annie, are you okay? -- .sh-wg-:ff M wi, Spirit Week: Beach Day, Red and Gray Day, Hat Day, Pajama Day, '60's Day the Spring Weekend: the sock hop, the scavenger hunt, movies, athletics finally being able to Wear shorts to school are we going to have superlatives in the yearbook? finding a date for the prom ...leaving school to go to the beach collecting senior pictures from your friends sitting in Guidance the legendary cafeteria hamburger scholarships Eric Nelson falling off his chair at Honor's Night we must use up those 12 absences gossiping about the weekend on Monday morning the student literary magazine, Garage Lights Madame's trips to Europe 161 ASS OFFICERS CLASS OF 1988 , S X :ful W W4 ' I , H ,gui -f , X xt - 'Q A , Shown Cl. to r.J: Vice-President Eric Nelson, Secretary Pam Makris, President Tina Coulouras, Treasurer Todd Gorman , C ASS OF 19 9 5-Y ,Inf L, , L 4'- ' ...U-. ff: . A 'fix 9 -.-wwff. ..'-231' , , ' ,Q 'RV' - Bsihf -1, i ii ?'e! ' 71,1 , M ff7 fr- Shown Cl. to r.J: Vice-President John King, President Tom Golden, Treasurer Patrick Considine. Not pictured Secretary Joe Parent. CLASS OF 1990 Shown Cl. to r.J: Treasurer Carrie Maille, Vice-President Richard Creegan, Secretary Dina Desmarais. Not pictured President Derek Quirbach. 162 ' 1 . fx ff aff., sf 4 . 1 5 45? ak, ff ,fn-fm -. HO ORS NIGHT A . 4. oh 164 James L . Cooney Scholarship: Eric Nelson Digital Equipment Corp.: Renee D 'Entremont- Salutatorian Digital Equipment Corp.: R og er L an dry - Valedictorian Bank of New England Scholarship: Maureen ,Doyle Commonwealth Federal Savings Bank Scholarship: Jennifer Marchand, Lissa Morrissette Bay Bank Scholarship: Kerry Ahearn Washington Savings Bank: Michelle Yaroschuck Lowell Five Cent Savings Bank Scholarship: Rachel Baril, Adriana Nunez Lowell Institution for Savings Bank Scholarship: Lisa Marcotte, Bryan Cohen Sophie P. Tsaffaras Memorial Scholarship: Kelley McCabe Friends of L.H.S. Scholar- ship A wards Sen. Paul Tsongas Scholarships: Scot H. Lan- dry, Eric J. Nelson Lawrence Wallace Memorial Scholarship: Sharon Woo Gerald Wayne Memorial Scholarship: Ellen M. Netishen John F. Abraham Memorial Scholarship: Marianne E. Vail L.H.S. Athletic Hall of Fame Scholarship: Andrea Deveres Scholarships to: Kimberly A. Burns, Michael J. Buck- june, Roger J. Landry and Sarah Woo 'k'k'lrs!-ak Daniel P. Kane Memorial Scholarship: Martha Pican- so Mary E. Stroumbos: Sridhar Kalluri John Sakelarios Memorial Scholarship: George Droplet, Tuan Ta Vo Dr. Eugene Wood Memorial Scholarship: Jason Dugas, Christine Gendreau L.H.S. Faculty Club Scholarship: Roger Landry United Teachers of Lowell Scholarship: Michael Buckjune, Tuan Ta Vo, Renee D'Entremont, Roger Landry, Scot Landry, Eric Nelson Lowell School Ad- ministrators - Unit B Local 4254 SEIU Scholarship: Jon Merrill, Mary Abraham, Martha Picanso, W. John Samaras Lowell Historical Society - Mildred E. Wahlgren Scholarship: Jason Dugas Francis P. McHugh Scholarship - Excellence in Social Studies: Renee D 'En- tremont Wang Laboratory Social Studies: Roger Landry Alumni Players Prizes - Best Actress: Melanie Kasiecki: Best Actor: Joseph Kirane Choral Arts Scholarship: Linda Cooper Class Odist Award: Thomas F etters LHS Band Awards: Thomas Fetters, Angela Eiben, Christa McGrath, Bernadette Guy William J. Notini Memorial Music Scholar- ship: Thomas Fetters Charles Kalogeropoulos Award: Erin 0'Brien Lowell Youth Soccer Association: Lucas Car- valho, Raymond Bull, Ab- bie Reynolds Friends of LHS Football Scholarships: Todd Bazemore, Todd Boyle, Michael Buckjune, Stephen Cunha, Steven Feeney, Jason Guthrie, Thomas Laf- ferty, Daniel McAnespie, Eric Nelson, Christopher Tryon and Kenneth Wrobel Basketball Committee Friends of LHS Scholar- ships: Todd Boyle, Sean Ed- wards, Jon Kulesa, Thomas Lafferty Peter A. Georges Scholar- ship: Sean Edwards, Christine F ortier Frederick Slavin Award for excellence in track: Marianne Vail Sarah Droney McGuirren Scholarship: Christing Coulouras LHS Achievement Award in French: Adriana Del Bue LHS Achievement Award in Spanish: Adriana Nunez LHS Achievement Award in Portugese: Garry Quadros Salvatore Caruso Memorial Scholarship: Patricia Bacigalupo Italian American Club of Lowell Women's Auxiliary Scholarship: Eric Nelson B LHS Alumni Prize - Ex- cellence in Math: Jason Dugas Nancy Mahoney Memorial Scholarship: Kristen Leblanc LHS Achievement Award in Math: Scot Landry Wang Laboratory - Mathematics: Roger Landry Wang Laboratory - Com- puter Science: Sridhar Kalluri College Club Book Prize AAUW Highest ranking Jr. girl in College Prep Course: Christine Coffey Lowell Harvard Club Book Prize Highest ranking Jr. boy in college Prep Course: Kevin McLaughlin Wellesley College Alum- nae Association Book Prize to a high ranking Jr. girl: Natasha Harris LHS Achievement Award in English: Jason Dugas Wang Laboratory Award in English: Renee D'Entre- mont LHS Achievement Award in LEP: Vo, Tuan Ta Dr. Joseph D. Sweeney Memorial Scholarship Ex- cellence inthe Science Dept.: Jason Dugas Gertrude J. Thomas Memorial Scholarship: Sarah Woo Muro Pharmaceutical Inc. Scholarship: Seema Patel Wang Laboratory Science: Roger Landry Latin Award--Cluin, Foley and Leary Memorial: Robert Dowling Ahepa Book Prize - Highest ranking student in Greek II: Alex Karafilidis National Greek Exam - Highest Honors to: George Dimakarakos, Tasia Christakis LHS Achievement Award in Greek: George Dimakarakos Alliance Francais Prize - Excellence in French: Renee D'Entremont Albert 8: Doris,Bourgeois Award - Honors French IV: Rima Moussa ' Carlson Memorial Scholarship: Robert Gilman Bank of New England North QBondsJ - Excellence in Accounting: Maria Quadros: Excellence in Stenograph y: Cindy Gruca Distributive Education - Burger King Scholarship: Christine Bergeron Wang Laboratory Business Education: Maria Quadros L o we ll P o st 48 7 American Legion Book Prizes - Excellence in U.S. History: Nancy Fontes Samuel S. Pollard Award - Excellence in study of History 8r Government: Eric Nelson Bar f Y F . Cronin Memorial Scholarship: Diane Sylvester L.T.O. Rella Park Memorial Scholarships: Jon Kulesa, Lucas Carvalho, Francisco Maldonado, Renee D'Entremont, Scot Landry Amy Lekites Scholarship: Heather Simmons John Beaulieu Award - Outstanding senior athletes: Thomas Lafferty and An- drea Deveres Raymond E. Riddick Memorial Scholarship: Renee D'Entremont, An- drea Deveres, Rachel Cohen, Sarah Woo, Rima Moussa, Stephanie Creegan, Ellen Netishen Walter Nelson Coach's Award: Michael Buckjune Joseph W. Burns Award - AFJ ROTC: Gary Fryns LHS Officers' Awards - Frances R.H. Leggatt Scholarship: Jennifer Mar- chand: Mary Gail Teague Scholarship: Lisa Therrien: Girl Officers' Alumnae: Lori LeDuc - fHonorable mentionj: Leslie Wallace National Honor Society Scholarship: Seema Patel, Rachel Cohen, Todd Gor- man, Roger Landry, Eric Nelson Quota Club of Greater Lowell: Angela Eiban Middlesex Women's Club Scholarship: Mike Buckjune Brian Belleau Memorial Scholarship: Todd Gorman Chris 8c'Carol Rodis Award: Andrea Deveres, George Dimakarakos William Woodcock Scholarship Award - A gift of the Solomont Family: Scot Landry Courier Citizen Corp. Scholarship: Stephanie Creegan Ernest L. Kimball Scholarship: Pamela Makris Speare House Scholar- ship: Nancy Fontes Louis Sperounis Memorial Award: Gary Quadros Moody School P.T.O.: Todd Gorman Greenhalge School Scholarship - Awarded to Alumni of Greenhalge School: Scot Landry, Roger Landry Daley School P.T.O.: Jason Dugas Daley School- Delores M. Regan Memorial Scholar- ship: Martha Picanso First Bank L. Wyman Trull Award: Shailagh A. Roberts, Jennifer L. Shepard Arlington Trust Scholar- ship: Angela Eiben Alice Pearson Medals - Excellence in the Business Ed. Dept. - Stenographic: Maria Quadros: Accoun- ting: Christine Vandette LAST D Y T LH V - GE 1 PK E33 l yy i----- 5 W, Sw 166 3? ikivf Z 2' H f'-wl5a5QQ5?Y'vY,:., W ' Cm u , LC A v fs Wx -s ., ii Q 1 A N A fs fl- .. 'ig A1 4 Y Y r www V' A4 - W f Q f , mf., IQ AA 'A A 'ii . A, 1, bi i -ff N Q I , ,N xx' X' U x ' cf V Y S g5, l'f333l- ' A fs 4, f' MW K ,- xza-,.,q,, ,, 2-H vq N1, ,y 1 -. xi i. YAMAHA Nr Z S I I W fe -:,::z'!i5'::,. - ., .f.1,.,A K 9? C W I V 9357 f Q w. -f. 170 9 if if '-I' ' --af' W 2 RAYMOND A. SULLIVAN HEADMASTER LOWELL HIGH SCHOOL 1938 - 1975 Mr. Sullivan was born on July 29,1905 and died on May 25, 1988. His 37 years of distinguished service as Headmaster scanned five decades which saw the Great Depression - World War II - the Korean War - Sputnik - The assassinations of the Kennedys and Martin Luther King - Vietnam - the Nixon Resignation. Through all the changes in history, societal values and mores - he kept the ship of education on a steady course! 4 x,, 3 ,, .- A5 ii it , X l G If ' ' 'Q' N. C-.7 UQ J Edith Murphy R.N., Nancy Abrams R.N., Catherine Brousseau R.N. Nurses cccf Z' Z Carmine Morin Guidance l Frederick Buckley Supervisor Custodial Staff 172 HAT W0 LD dt! . , l ff N? i Kiki Theokas and Mary Eyres Main Office I d x was I : ibx X H1 Constance Wallace C and D House Nancy McHugh A and B House QS , if M. ,G-, Qs 2- QE' 32 -1 Seatedil. to r.J: Ann Shanahan, Rita Cormier, Beverly Bostwick, Pat Archambault, Marie Gaumond,Rosalvo Arevao, Evelyn Tatro A Standing: Mary Desmarais, Rita Gagnon, Lorraine Robillard, Gilberte Frechette, June Chal- lender, Eileen O'Brien, John Shaheen, Barbara Lemire, Julia Copley, Carol Pepin, Linda Lebel l i F l r D0 WITHOUT Frank McGarry Custodian za A 5 i Q X c Q xv Qi? Earl Ames Custodian Larry Logan Security John Nolan Gary Chascin Custodian Security .fi . Xf L ff Q . W, l -4 , f- Nw , fr '1i ,522 Douglas Golden Custodian i 'S Pam Farrell Security Carmel Silva Security 45 492 Nw is 41 N i 'f21 GST sw iliifzk ' mai 'fam . 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T:.m31TA ,IC 4'5 k,1'f:.mg43a7:,!f?y-gh ' Q ADVERTISEMENTSX177 REMEMBRANCE r O I Q44 THE CLASS OF 1988 WAS SADDENED THIS SUMMER BY THE DEATH OF OUR CLASS MATE LANA KLIMKOFSKI, IN A TRAGIC AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT. WE EXTEND OUR DEEPEST SYM- PATHY TO HER FAMILY. SHE WILL BE GREATLY MISSED BUT WILL REMAIN FOREVER YOUNG IN OUR MEMORIES. LOWELL INSTITUTION FREE DEUVERY GSW SUPPUES for SAVINGS Established 1829 gilnfllurh-5i11eeneQ ggrug glnr. ee DUMMER ST - TEL. 450-0441 - LOWELL, MA Lowell-Downtown, Highlands, Pawtuckctvillc, Buck Central Slrccl!Hoslord Sq. Chelmsford, Dracut, Tyngsboro DONALD STMARD, RP11. JACK TELLINOHUTSEN, RPM Member F.D.I.C.!D.I.F.M. Personal catering to For any occasion , assist you in planning please call on Us! . . SVESSECVLSJSLEMS your special occasion T ' -- V Q Q' 'l F ,TILE xzxflg-'S I ii A 'AI fi ' MCGRATH 81 SON li, SALES s. SERVICE f ff SETVKIE EMERSON OUTET KOOL FACTORY x ' AUTHORIZED sERv1oE ..-. I JIM MCGRATH . . . 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