Lowell Trade High School - Key Yearbook (Lowell, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1957 volume:

THE KEY The class of 1957 ever mindful that Trade and Vocational education trains the youth of our country for many and diverse trades, and opens the door to vast horizons conquerable by all who are so educated, christen this the first of what is hoped will be a long succession of annual yearbooks . . . THE KEY. Our yearbook will always be THE KEY to our memories of many happy days spent in school, and the friendships we treasure so much among our classmates and teachers. Mr. Walter J. Markham DEDICATION The grduating class of 1957 is most pleased and honored to dedicate the first yearbook in the history of the Lowell Voca- tional Schools, to a man associated with us for many years as a teacher, director, and guardian. For this privilege we say thanks a million to our Mr. Markham, and with this dedication goes our every wish and prayer for supreme success in his new position as state director of all Massachusetts ' Trade and Vocational High Schools. Mr. John J. Gildee Mr. James P. McCann AD MULTOS ANNOS At the close of the present school year, two of our long term faculty members will hang up their pedagogical robes and join the retired teachers ' club. John J. Gildee, head of our automobile department, is com- pleting his thirty-seventh year in vocational education. During this time many thousands of young men had the advantage of his guidance and training in the day school, evening division and at university extension courses. James P. McCann, head of our carpentry and woodworking department, is completing his thirty-third year. Mr. McCann also spent many a busy day and evening with thousands of fledgling carpenters in the greater Lowell area, and it is safe to say that he has personally molded careers of the vast majority of them. All of us regret their departure. We know the Trade High School will never seem the same without them. To both of you go our every wish for continued good health, happiness, and good cheer in your new roles as gentlemen of leisure. You are products of Vocational Education. Your lives have been enriched with a foundation that will stand. May you continue to build upon it throughout your lives so that you may become better citizens of a better tomorrow. Charles P. Conlon, Director Think only of the best, work only for the best and expect only the best. Live in the faith that the world is on your side as long as you are true to the best that is in you. Kathleen G. Delaney, Girls ' Principal M, °DTCh M7T N D l‘° ' Mr ' «“-■ Tso f to r lire Mr. Hogan Guidance and Placement Ei£crR ICAJ . DEp Mr. Molo ARTMENT: 1 to r Rev, Mr R . J to r r ' Bro . Mr. Hayes Academic Teachers: 1 to r Mr. I logan, Mr. Walsh, Mr. Foye, Mr. Collins, Mr. Gacek AI NTI2VG Foods Hamhlett, Fr - Du nsfor7 ATlNC KffS£ 1 {jpg} ' till jiSL . J Academic Teachers: 1 to r Miss Kennedy, Miss Liston, Miss Thomas, Miss Lennon aa iMj 1 • r- j Mrs. Lafionatis Miss Mack Miss Ricard (sewing) (cosmetology) (foods) Miss Chisholm (sewing) SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS L. Dixon Secretary C. Ulrickson T reasurer F. Brundrette Vice President K. Holmes President J. Stanulonis Historian GIRLS SENIOR OFFICERS J. Riley President E. Rumrill Vice President C. Cantin Secretary C. Dion Treasurer Gerald E. Abely (abe) Eectrical Department Technorama 4; The Key 4 If ever you are in distress this radio ham u ill send an S. O. S. Dorothy Arsenault (dotty) Cosmetology Department Glee Club 1; The Key 4 Demure and calm is our artist Dot; whatever the need, she ' ll help a lot. Rita T. Baillargeon (reat) Household Arts Lunchroom 1, 2 Dance Committee 2 Sincere and friendly: A petite little Miss. Rita does things well, You can count on this. Robert J. Bedard (bob) Upholstery Glee Club 1, 2 Chosen by nature to be a red head ; Bob ' s broken the heart of many a deb. Marjorie L. Bell (margie) I Iousehold Arts Lunchroom 1, 2 Always remembered as one of the best; Margie soon heads for the golden W est. Frederick J. Brundrette (fred) Carpentry; Glee Club 1, 2 The Key 4; Vice Pres. 4 Basketball 3, 4 Co-Captain 4 In the use of the hammer and nail, Fred should keep from going stale. Peter R. Buckjune (buck) Automotive Glee Club 2, 3 Buck is the boy in John J’s eye, who takes his leave with a great big sigh. Carole A. Cantin (ce-ce) Cosmetology Department Secretary 2; The Key 4 Dance Committee 2 Her ambition is to rise Not in beauty, but in size. How We Make Our Clothes S. Magnant, M. Silva, J. Vigeant tL • - Horace A. Clayton (harry) Automotive; The Key 4 Baseball 4; Basketball 4 A college campus is Harry ' s hope, if with no girl, he does elope. Francis A. Cluff (sonny) Electrical Department Glee Club 1, 2, 3 If dancing is what you will ; Sonny ' s the boy to fill the bill. Fred W. Costello (fred) Electrical Department Baseball 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 1, 2 The Key 4 Plugs and wires are his lot ; this helper of “Reddy Kilowatt” Robert Courtemanche (coty) Electrical Department Glee Club 1, 2 Lunchroom 3 On the go both day and night; he does a lot for a little mite. John T. Davis (davy) Carpentry Department Technorama 4 With radio his hobby and carpentry his trade; John is a good catch for any maid. Constance B. Dion (connie) Cosmetology Department Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Treasurer 4; The Key 4 Dance Committee 3, 4 Cute and polite, as big as a minute. No matter the excitement, Connie is in it. English Is So Interesting Miss Lennon and Class Raymond R. Devanney (ape) Carpentry Department His muscles are strong, his torso trim; easy to see he visits the gym. Jeannine R. Dion (jeanie) Household Arts Lunchroom 1, 2 Dainty, quiet, and a wee bit shy; she’d break the heart of any guy. Lester F. Dixon, Jr. (dick) Machinist; Glee Club 2, 3 The Key 4; Secretary 4 Commuting to Lowell from a city downriver ; credit is due his trusty fliver. Jerome A. Dupont (jerry) Electrical Department Glee Club 1, 2 His last act at trade was appalling ; a new clock system, now no stalling. Clifford R. Edcecomb (clif) Machinist Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 Coming to Loivell from Tewksbury High; the Toivnies lost a real nice guy. Robert P. Fawcett (bob) Painting and Decorating Glee Club 1, 2 Looking about for a pot of gold; the thought of work leaves him cold. Mr. Collins and Senior Debaters David D. Fellows (dave) Machinist; Basketball 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2 His hobbies show that he’s no fool. He rides on top as a general ride. Harry K. Fletcher (keith) Electrical Department Basketball Mgr. 1, 2 The Key 4 Lunchroom 2, 3 You can count on Keith to fix your car. Wherever he is, he’s not so far. � 1 Roger H. Frechette (porky) Machinist; Basketball 1 The Key 4 Lunchroom Mgr. 3, 4 Looking for Roger ; knowing not where to send Check the larder; The quest urill end. Jean L. A. Freitas (shorty) Household Arts Dept. Cheerleader 2 Lunchroom 1, 2 As a cheerleader for cnir team, she kept the boys on the beam. Bathing the Baby Jean Freitas and Georgette Huot — 1 c ' 0 Paul E. Gagnon Csailor) Machinist; Glee Club 1, 2 Dad’s Club 4 The first to marry is this lad; ' tis many a girl he left so sad. Robert E. Gilchrest (cil) Machinist Glee Club 2, 3 Whether by land, air or sea; to see the world is his decree. Rita T. Gamache (rita) Cosmetology The Key 4 A dainty blue eyed, lovely lass; we’re mighty glad she ' s in our class. Gilbert Guenard (cil) Electrical Department Glee Club 1, Small of stature, a little spright; a few more inches would help his height. Lowering The Engine H. Clayton, R. Derbyshire, E. Shea, C. Tsouprakakis. Kevin M. I Iolmes (red) Electrical Department President 4 Basketball 3, 4 While at Trade he washed the dishes. Now in the Navy, He’s with the fishes. Georgette C. IIuot (jo) Household Arts The Key 2 Lunchroom 1, 2 Salutatorian 2 Faculty award in sewing 2 To all the class it is no mystery, why this lass has made sewing history. Raymond C. Huot (ray) Machinist Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 Setting a pace in his quiet way; if the job’s to be done, call on Bay. Michael Jalbert (mike) Painting and Decorating Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Due to his efforts with brush and paint, G. V. S. faculty think him a saint. David H. Jewett Carpentry Basketball 4 Glee Club 2, 3 Looking much like a famous singer; the girls with him, are apt to linger. Barbara Ann Kelley (kell) Household Arts Lunchroom 1, 2 President 1 The name ' s the same as is the face, that’s xvhy we rate Babs with Grace. Charles F. Karner (fuzzy) Carpentry Be it building boats or racing the same ; therein lies this chap’s fame. Bertha J. Laflamme (bert) Household Arts Lunchroom 1, 2 Housewifery she selects as a future role; and “Ernie” the man to accomplish the goal. Heat Treating R. Frechette, R. Letty, L. Dixon Normand J. Lafortune (norm) Machinist; Glee Club 1 I.A.A. Award Winner Technorama 4 We all salute this prize winner; for his hard work, he’s that much thinner. Donald J. Lauziere (speedo) Electrical Department Baseball 3, 4 Technorama 4 Good Gov’t Day Rep. The world of tomorrow is his claim — inventions galore will bring him fame. Donald E. Lefebvre (lefty) Electrical Department The Key 4 Glee Club 2, 3 Lefty is the lad with the girls in mind. At the Senior Prom, he tiyjs hard to find. Arthur J. Letendre (dude) Electrical Department The Key 4 Senior Prom Rep. Art is the lad with the fancy dress — ivho leaves the girls in such a mess. The Pause That Refreshes Ronald J. Letty (ronnie) Machinist; Baseball 1 Basketball 1 The Key 4, Co-Editor Glee Club 2, 3 Senior Prom Rep. Always ready to lend an opinion, is this tall one from the Dominion. Gerald J. Lewis (cerry) Machinist Gerry ' s the quiet one we all agree — his wedding day will he one to see. Earle W. Mason, Jr. (hot-rod) Automotive Glee Club 1, 2 With trucks and auto his livelihood — he’ll earn a good living it’s understood James E. McAnespie, Jr. (mac) Painting and Decorating Basketball 1; Glee Club 1 On ships of the Navy, shiny and grey; our painter lad soon sails away. Smoothing the Finish F. Brundrette, A. Perron, R. Devanney Veronica 1 1. Moriarty (ronnie) Cosmetology Lunchroom Duty 1, 2 Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; The Key 4, Co-Editor Faculty Award in Cosmetology Sweet and capable as can be, is Ronnie, the co-editor of The Key. Daniel P. Murphy (murph) Carpentry As time goes by you will see, the future champ Murph will be. Ronald Niemi (butch) Automobile Department A hot rod garage is Butch ' s choice — to fx all brands from Ford to Rolls Royce. Robert R. Pearson (bob) Automotive Glee Club 1, 2 Th is handsome fellow; man of distinction — a success in life is our prediction. Arm and J. Perron (ace) Carpentry He ' ll build you a house in any state — and compared with others, it’ll be an estate. Ronald L. Perry (ron) Automotive Vice President 3 The Key 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain 4 Tall, dark, and handsome are his assets — the Air Force calls this fixer of gaskets. Dianna M. Phelps (dy) Household Arts Dance Committee 2 Lunchroom 1, 2 Having mastered the Home Ec. studies, Diane will return to be with her buddies. Robert P. Pond (bob) Carpentry This transfer from Brook- lyn is quite a guy — No time for the girls, and we don’t know why. Cooking Up A Storm G. Abely, R. Letty Rita E. Proulx (ricky) Cosmetology The Key 4 Hairdressing, dancing, wherever she goes — Little “Ricky is on her toes. Mary G. Quigley (iggy) 1 lousehold Arts Lunchroom 1, 2 The Key 2 Soft of voice and a wistful smile — quietly helping all the while. Lillian Racette (lill) Household Arts Lunchroom 1, 2 Quiet and calm she seems to he — hut there’s no girl more gay than she. Jacqueline P. Riley (jackie) Cosmetology Glee Club 1, 2 President 3 Dance Committee 1, 2 The Key 3 Our president jackie has talent galore — to great success we know she will soar. Hairdresser’s Anatomy Miss Thomas and Friend Elizabeth L. Rumrill (betty) I lousehold Arts Vice President 2 The Key 2 Dance Committee 1, 2 No matter the job; where- ever the task — Betty has it finished before you ask. Norman E. Savage (buddy) Painting and Decorating Not at all as his name woidd imply — Buddy’s winsome, sedate, and a little shy. Edward Shea (spec) Automotive; Baseball 1 The Key 4 When peeling the spuds for the sailor ' s mess — Ed will recall the “Caff at L. T. S. Mary T. Silva (mike) Household Arts Lunchroom Duty 1, 2 The Key 2 Those great big eyes can look so wise — you can count on Mary, to have a surprise. Ronnie Has His Say ; I John A. Stanulonis (beaver) Machinist Senior Class Historian Glee Club 1, 2 Ready always, willing and eager — has earned for him the title “Beaver” Pauline L. Toupin (polly) Household Arts Lunchroom 1, 2 Dark eyed Pauline is always serene — indeed we think she ' s a little queen. t Robert R. Trask (bob) Carpentry; Glee Club 1, 2 The Key 4 In years to come he will be — a skillfid carpenter, wait and see. Robert D. 1 rudel (sharpie) Electrical Glee Club 1, 2 Here’s the lad as smooth as cream — with all the ladies he ' s on the beam. Carl V. Ulrickson (the duke) Machinist; Secretary 3 Treasurer 4; The Key 4 Good Gov’t Rep. 4 From Wilmington to Lowell every day — came this young man with nary a say. Emery B. Wilkins (willie) Machinist Capable, willing, and eager to go - that’s our Willie” from Tyngsboro. Chris P. Yianopoulos (the golden Greek) Electrical; Basketball 2 Baseball 2; The Key 4 Lunchroom 2, 3 Tall and handsome, manner pleasing — He’s the one who does the teasing. Jeannine M. Vigeant (tex) Household Arts Lunchroom 1, 2 The Key 2 Faculty Award in Cooking Cookies, cakes, and tasty buns — explain the award she handily won. Charles J. Woods (chuck) Electrical; Baseball 3, 4 Lunchroom 3 When the Navy called, Chuck said oh — but to get out, is awfully slow. YEARBOOK STAFF: seated — Co-Editors R. Moriarty and R. Letty. standing — C. Yianopoulos, D. Lefebvre, D. Fellows, J. Vigeant, R. Devanney, D. Murphy, J. Freitas, G. Huot, J. Riley, M. Silva, R. Frechette, R. Proulx, C. Dion. FACULTY AWARD WINNERS: Veronica Moriarty, Hairdressing Award; Georgette Huot, Salutatorian, The Agnes R. Burns Memorial Award (Sewing); Jeannine Vigeant, Cooking Award; Miss Delaney. WINNER OF NAME THE YEARBOOK CONTEST J. Riley Receives The Award BASKETBALL VARSITY: 1 to r — T. Haran, R. Perry, K. Holmes, R. Robitaille, J. Davenport, F. Brundrette, H. Fennell. fighting fred BASEBALL VARSITY: back — R. Adams, R. Morin, H. Clayton, L. Dziegiel, D. Lauzie re, B. Dudevoir, J. Ferreiria. front — R. Lewis, L. Calhoun, M. Jalbert, R. LaChance, R. Robitaille, R. Denis. v Aline Doyon, Sandra i t t omouteux, Pi bock ' janetLa Mice Doyon. Harry __ rr L - Don FUTURE 3. Ferreira, L. Dxieg 1 ’ R ' L a Demers. A Mien, R- Sawyer- RAH RAH RAH SENIOR PROM JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS (Boys) — standing: 1 to r Leo Calhoun, President; Joseph Quirk, Treasurer; Charles Carty, Secretary; Thomas Haran, Vice President, seated: Mr. Walsh, Advisor. JUNIOR BOYS Kerineth Albertson George Banfield Raymond Boily Roger Bonin Robert Britton Leo Calhoun Charles Carty Francis Chandonnet Walter Chicoine Henry Cluff Jack Davenport Arthur Demers Brian Dudevoir Andre Duhamel Henry Fennell Richard Fournier Joseph Grigas John Grzesik Joseph Guthrie Thomas Haran William Hardy Richard Hubert Thomas Janocha Frank Levasseur Function Manager Ronald Kane Richard LaChance Roy La Duke Norman Lauziere Frank Levasseur James Lowery Robert MacFadgen Paul Massicotte John McAnespie Eugene McCann Richard McDonald Sylvio Milot William Mitchell Richard Morin Ronald O’Connor Robert Paquette Robert Patterson Richard Perry Roger Pintal Joseph Quirk James Robinson Nelson Temple Kenneth Valcourt Kenneth Van Coppenolle CLASS OFFICERS: 1 to r — Janet Lamoureux, Treasurer; Geraldine Cerulli, Secretary; Rachel Gauthier, Pres- ident; Priscilla Frechette, Vice President. Kay Allgrove Norma Anderson Eveline Aubrey Priscilla Ayotte Priscilla Baron Pearl Beauchesne Therese Beaudry Juliette Beaudoin Claire Beauparlant Beverly Beaumont Dianne Betty Simone Bolduc Jeanne Boucher Jeannette Breault Rita Brien Eleanor Brown Louise Carufel Geraldine Cerulli Irene Chaffee Elaine Cloutier Cecile Cluff Virginia Convery JUNIOR GIRLS Barbara Curtin Marguerite Daigle Alice Doyon Aline Doyon Pauline Dube Patricia Duggan Jeannette Duhamel Carol Dupont Rosemarie Dupuis Marie Falardeau Shirley Fallis Patricia Fells Yvette Fortier Priscilla Frechette Rachel Gauthier Janet Haggerty Shirley Hebert Carol Hogan Cecile Jutras Rosemary Kane Alice Kelleher Annette Lacourse Elaine Laflamme Janet Lamoureux Gloria Laroe Reinette LeBel Carol Lessieur Jeanne Marcotte Sandra Malenfant Carol Marinel Jeanine Maurais Annette Mercier Constance Moreau Shirley Moron Barbara Murray Carol Normandin Pauline Ouellette Phyllis Parlee Janice Prescott Jujiette Prudhomme Anne Smith Barbara Smith Carol Sullivan Maureen Wayman OUR PATRONS Charles P. Conlon John J. Gildee Lillian E. Chisholm Gertrude J. Thomas M. Elizabeth Hamblett Agnes L. Liston Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Sullivan Raymond M. Walsh Albert C. Brox Robert B. Derbyshire Bowers Fuller Robert C. Hayes Armand Moreau William Collins Mr. and Mrs. Roger Racette Miss Bernie Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Baillargeon William J. Nealy Thomas Kelakos Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Norkiewicz, Jr. Brenda Riley Mrs. Louis Arsenault Robert A. Riley Mr. and Mrs. N. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Leo Toupin Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Dion Mr. and Mrs. John F. Costello George Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Jalbert Kathleen G. Delaney Alice M. Lennon Helen M. Mack Pauline L. Ricard Mrs. Dorothy V. Lafionatis Mary J. Kennedy Walter J. Gacek William G. Alberghene Herbert C. Derbyshire Walter E. Foye Warren J. Kennedy Michael Kourkoulakos Charles J. Tsouprakakis Harry B. Dunsford, Jr. Miss Bea Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Freitas Martin H. O’Connor Johnson’s Sunoco Service William A. 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