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

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1959 volume:

The 1959 edition of THE KEY, third such annual edition of the grad- uating class of the Boys ' Trade High and Girls ' Vocational Schools, is reverently dedicated to our parents, who so patiently guided us through our school days and the formative years of our lives. CHARLES P. CONLON Director The faculty joins with me in wishing you well. You have learned your chosen vo- cations well. May you always remember your training in good citizenship and practice it every day of your lives. You have been well prepared to take your place in the world of industry. If you give the best that is in you, only the best will come back to you. The faculty and myself wish you every success and happiness in your future life. KATHLEEN G. DELANEY Girls’ Principal acuitcf WILLIAM G. ALBERGHENE Machine Dept. Head WILLIAM J. COLLINS Academics HARRY B. DUNSFORD, JR. Painting Decorating r HERBERT C. DERBYSHIRE Automobile Related Academics LILLIAN E. CHISHOLM Dressmaking ROBERT B. DERBYSHIRE Automobile Dept. Head BOWERS FULLER Machine Dept. WALTER F. GACEK Academics ELIZABETH M. HAMBLETT Senior Foods ROBERT C. HAYES Electrical Related WARREN J KENNEDY Carpentry Dept. Athletic Director MICHAEL KOUROULAKOS Machine Dept. DOROTHY V. LAFIONATIS Dressmaking RAYMOND J. LAVOIE Carpentry Dept. ALICE M. LENNON Academics HENRY LISIEN Drafting JAMES B. MOLONEY Electrical Dept. GERTRUDE J. THOMAS, R.N. Home Nursing ERVIN E. TWAROG Carpentry Dept. Head PAULINE RICARD Junior Foods RAYMOND J. SULLIVAN Carpentry Dept. ARMAND V. MOREAU Upholstery EDWARD J. SUDOL Automobile Dept. Asst. Coach SALLY M. REGAN Cosmetology CHARLES J. TSOUPRAKAKIS Automobile Dept. RAYMOND M. WALSH Academics Golf Coach JOHN P. HOGAN Guidance-Placement Boys’ Advisor Office Staff MARGARET McCANN MAE OLOUGHLIN e rt at a Kenneth R. Allen Carpentry ' Bob ' Basketball I, 2, Prom Committee His future plans are maybe He ' ll join the U. S. Navy Harold A. Broderick, Jr. Electrician ' Harry ' The Key, Prom Committee A wonderful sense of humor has he A help in his trade it wi II be James F. Burns Electrician ' Jimmy ' Class Treasurer, Prom Committee, Newspaper staff This is the lad of many promotions An operator with all the lotions John Camacho Auto ' Jack ' He works on cars all day long In the eve he ' s full of song ) ' ( ' a Z (( n elffffe. Shirley A. Champlin Cosmetology ' Shirl ' Glee Club, The Key, Prom Committee A sense of humor, a ready wit, With one and all, she ' s a hit ! Wilfred P. Chase, Jr. Electrician ' Duckie ' Prom Committee, The Key Plugs and wires are his lot A real acquaintance of Reddy Kilowatt Kenneth F. Child Carpentry ' Ken ' The Key, Prom Committee New Hampshire sent us this fair lad Now he ' s left us all too sad Philip E. Clayton ' Phil ' Ostroff ' s Committee His greatest ambition is to rise High in stature and in size Carpentry e t at utf a Lorraine Cloutier Home Economics ' Lorrie ' The Key, Prom Committee For Lorrie we hope the future brings An abundance of success in all things Cecile E. Cluff Cosmetology Sis ' Senior President, The Key, Prom Commit- tee, News Staff The strawberry blonde with her winning smile Tops with her classmates all the while John R. Constantine Electrician ' Johnny ' The Key, Prom Committee Johnny is a ladies man of note For him they ' ll cast their first vote Robert Cook Electrician ' Cookie ' Senior President; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Good Govt. Rep.; Outstanding Award in trade This is the president with such a singing voice He ' ll always be our very first choice ) ' (( { ' ta f l an el a e. Brenden P. Crowley Electrician ' Benny ' Philosophy Club, East End Assoc. This is the lad we knew as Cook ' s sidekick He is one in a million for Bob to pick Ja mes D. Cutter Auto Mechanic ' Jimmy ' Ring Committee, Prom Committee Jimmy is a friend of Herb and Bob He will be missed with nary a sob Raymond J. Descheneaux Carpentry ' Ray ' The Key, Prom Committee Ray is a lad well liked by all A sure winner, but not too tall Ann M. DeSimone Cosmetology ' Andy ' Glee Club, The Key, Prom Committee A sincere and friendly little lass Always prepared for any task e f a£ « ci Jeanine R. Dion Cosmetology ' Jeanie ' Salutatorian, Glee Club, News Staff, The Key, Cheer Leader, Prom Com- mittee, Ring Committee This dark-eyed beauty has real charm In every situation she ' s cool and calm Andrew J. Dow Electrician ' Butch ' The Key, National Guard Andy ' s the one who is Brox ' s helper Ready and willing with nary a whelper Rita L. Ducharme Home Economics The Key Rita is the girl who likes to cook She ' s mastered all the recipes in the book John M. Dulemba Carpentry ' Jack ' Recess committee This blond lad with the ready smile Keeps the girls guessing all the while h ' ((f e r t an eltafe. Virginia M. Dunn Home Economics ' Ginny ' Glee Club, Ring Committee She comes from Westford, so they say Hunting and fishing most every day Walter W. Dunn Auto Mechanic ' Big Sid ' The Key, Prom Committee Walter ' s always working on autos Fix them right is his motto Lawrence J. Dziegiel ' Choo-Choo ' Basketball I, 2, 2, 3, 4 (Captain Larry is one of our greatest grads He will be missed by all the lads John M. Ferreira Auto Mechanic ' Jack ' Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Baseball I, 2, 3, 4; Golf 4; Prom Committee A good player on every team Jack is really on the beam ( ' (( ( ( Barbara J. Finney Home Economics ' Babs ' Glee Club As time goes by you will see Barbara Finney happy as can be Jean L. Freitas Cosmetology ' Jeanie ' Glee Club, Cheer Leaders (Capt.l; The Key, Prom Committee, Good Govt. Rep. An active cheer leader is our Jean At every activity she was seen Richard H. Gagnon Carpentry ' Dick ' Basketball I, 2 Dick gave promise in an athletic way Until the girls did come his way David C. Gath Carpentry Junior ' Honor Student, Carpentry Award Winner, The Key To all his classmates it ' s no mystery Why this lad made carpentry history 6 £ ' (u r ft , ( f ' j ,, r. ” Rachel P. Gauthier Cosmetology ' Rae ' Good Govt. Day Rep; Glee Club; News Staff, Prom Committee Dainty, Quiet, not too shy Still waiting for her Navy guy Gerard R. Geoffroy Auto Mechanic ' Gerry ' News Staff, Prom Committee, The Key Gerry is a food merchant now we hear His hot rod takes him far and near John J. Gomes Electrician ' Johnny ' The Key, Ring Committee, Prom Com- mittee, Al ' s Club ie love has he in this day and age ith all the rest he is some rage Robert M. Guthrie Electrician ' Bob ' Prom Committee, Baseball 2, 3, 4 (Cap- tain ) He says tomorrow brings a newer day So he selected the electronics way e f fil a Carol A. Hamelin Cosmetology Glee Club, Ring Committee Quiet, shy, loved by all Anxiously awaiting marriage in the fall William B. Hunt Electrician ' Billy ' Prom Committee, Technorama II Bill is going to Boston in the fall To study more — that ' s all Peter J. Jalbert Auto Mechanic ' Pete ' Ring Committee, Prom Committee, Chrysler Tournament, Baseball I, 2 This is lad we know will do well Easy to meet, easy to sell Leonard Jarek Electrician ' Lenny ' Ring Committee Lenny is the quiet unobstrusive kind Not much to say, but keen of mind trffc e ur t {( n fS ' . John M. Kuntz Carpentry ' Johnny ' Ring Committee, Prom Committee Headed for the Air Force in the fall Johnny will give to them his all Janet Lamoureux Home Economics ' Jan ' Riding Club Full of mischief is our ' Jan ' As an equestrian she is a rabid fan Francis J. Lamy Carpentry ' Frank ' The Key, Ring Committee As time goes by you will see An excellent carpenter he will be George J. Laurencelle Electrician ' Georgie ' The Key, Glee Club, tee Here is a lad who is loyal and kind His teachers say a real good find Prom Commit- e (( ( a Lawrence P. Leavitt Machinist ' Larry ' News Staff, Photo Club Larry is a photographer of great repute But his horn never once did he toot Pauline J. Lebel Home Economics ' Paulie ' Class Vice-Pres., Co-Editor News- paper, Clothing award She ' s always been the quietest of the class But an expert dress designer is this lass Barbara A. Lowry Cosmetology ' Babs ' Glee Club, The Key, Prom Committee A ready smile and very soft spoken Many a heart she ' s left broken John M. McArdle, Jr. Carpentry Mac ' Class Vice-President, News Staff, School Reporter, Prom Committee Mac is the boy in the fourth estate We hope he finds a wonderful mate t ' fff c (( t r i eJ trr f Alfred Montminy Machinist ' Al ' Prom Committee, Technorama II Al is undecided about going to college To loaf, to work, or to add to his knowledge Aline A. Moreau Home Economics Class Treasurer, Glee Club, Ring Com- mittee, Foods Award Good sport, nice to have around When she ' s needed she can always be found Donald L. Mousseau Machinist Don ' Junior Class Treasurer, The Key, Mach- inist Award Winner In the years to come Don will be A great success, wait and see Edward P. Pepin Auto Mechanic ' Ed ' Basketball I, 2; Prom Committee Service in September for this guy Dot will heave a great big sigh fe t at fat Roger D. Potvin Upholstery ' Rog ' The Key, News Staff, Ring Committee Here is a boy so quiet and true Never will his life be blue Elaine R. Primeau Cosmetology ‘Lanie ' Glee Club, The Key Her outstanding assets are poise and charm Always ready, not easily alarmed Cecile Prive Home Economics ' Sis ' Cheerleader (co-capt.l, Class Secretary, The Key, Ring Committee, Good Govt. Representative Mary G. Quigley Cosmetology Glee Club, The Key, Ring Committee Mary ' s ways are friendly and sincere Later this year a marriage career yac e ant an ebta£e. Raymond L. Racette Machinist ' Ray ' Prom Committee, News Staff Setting the pace in his quiet way If a job s to be done, call on Ray Irving H. Radwich, Jr. Carpentry ’Irv ' The Key, Prom Committee From the Berkshires to Lowell he did move As a carpenter he is in the groove Robert W. Ratte Carpentry ' Bob ' Class Secretary, USMCR In Parris Island he will land To be the Marine as he planned James L. Reid Upholstery ' Jimmy ' The Key, Upholstery Award Winner From Groton to Lowell was his daily jaunt T o learn a trade and never to want e at r a Edward A. Reynolds, Jr. Machinist ' Mickey ' The Key, Ring Committee Quiet and calm he seems to be But really, there ' s none more gay than he Robert A. Russell Carpentry ' Bob ' The Key, News Staff, Prom Committee With hammer and nails he works all day But wow — at night, does he spend his pay William A. Sawyer Painting Decorating ' Bill ' Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee, USNR Another from Groton far, far away This painter he did come to stay Raymond J. Scale Carpentry ' John ' Prom Committee, Ring Committee To the Boston Ballroom went this fair dancer And proceeded to jig like a bengal lancer ' flf p iff , fin ed fi e. Robert E. Shugrue Machinist ' Bob ' The Key, Music Club The mechanic with the golden horn None better with either was ever born Elaine J. Soucy Home Economics Prom Committee, Ring Committee Soft of voice and sweet of smile She ' s so helpful all the while Kenneth J. Stonis Electrician ' Kenny ' The Key, Heckler ' s Club Small of stature, a little sprite A few more inches would help his height Eugene J. St. Saveur Carpentry ' Butch ' Prom Committee, The Key, Basketball I. 2 Butch is the kind that you have to know And when you do, it ' s a real show e (( ur a David Sutherland Auto Mechanic ' Sudsy ' The Key, Prom Committee, Techno- rama I This young man always neat of attire Will face the world and set it on fire Leo Teague Carpentry Glee Club, Supermarket Assn. To any request he ' ll always say yes We hate to see him leave LTS Robert R. Theriault Machinist Bob ' News Staff, Glee Club A machinist in every sense of the word But a hot-rodder too, haven ' t you heard George R. Toupin Auto Mechanic ' Chief ' Valedictorian, News Staff (Co-Editor), The Key, Prom Committee, Auto De- partment winner, Chrysler Tournament The number one man at commencement time Nothing else can top this in any old rhyme y w r ff i el fr f ' . Pauline L. Toupin Cosmetology ' Paul ' Cosmetology Award winner, Cheer Leader, Glee Club, The Key, Prom Com- mittee, Ring Committee Jeanine and she are seldom apart A wonderful pair, and oh so smart Michael A. T ravierso Electrician ' Mike ' The Key, Prom Committee This popular fellow, man of distinction Success in life in our prediction Joseph Veiga Carpentry ' Joe ' Baseball I, 2, 3, Prom Committee Joe is a chap endeared to us all The good things in life will be his call James R. Weber Machinist ' Spider ' The Key, Ring Committee Whether by land, air or sea To see the world is his decree % Peter T. Wetherbee Electrician V m Jr 1 ' Pete ' Al ' s Club, Vet ' s Assn. A sparkie with a love for dogs Pete is seen in the sharpest of togs Charlotte M. Wright Home Economics ' Tangee ' Ring Committee, Prom Committee From Burlington comes our Tangee Wright She has truly been a great delight George T. Zantuhos Electrician ' Georgie ' The Key, News Staff, Prom Commit- tee, Technorama III A college campus is Georgie’s hope If with a girl he does not elope AWARDS WINNERS: Jeanine Dion, Pauline Toupin, Aline Moreau, Pauline LebeL TOP HONORS: Salutatorian: Jeanine Dion Valedictorian: George Toupin AWARDS WINNERS: David Gath (Carpentry), Bill Sawyer (P D ) , Jim Reid (Upholstery), Don Mousseau (Machinist), George Toupin (Automobile), Bob Cook (Electrical). WHO’S WHO IN 5 � (?( z i C icenA Jim Burns, s . r “SS ! j£ w S3! « •“ ■■ Jol,n p re sio e JOR GIR LS: L d snl -T : ; P ° ulh ' si CMf ■ ed CI � C AdZ r PrJdJ. C V i- r °nt: M ' eanne ,Ss Ken- , +Q R • Jane Lamor- GIRLS: L. +° ar+ ' meau, -e- President, J ’ p reS iden+; ; Lillian Tanguay, T ’ . Secretary. •avierso, ecre J UN OR ma n c ie S yS: fo R.: Lou d SeC . re ry; R ' c iarc C e ?, ,; v.,“ p“ r L eron ' v ° ' s ’ C ass Adv s Vr h 57 r r� J w jHp r n ' ■Pi ' � ' ■ J «■■ ..« � | V 1- J ■ iwi ' jit 1 i if ' i ■ ' v i JI9H3 UJ %� i?£35gL : 1 11 VARSITY SQUAD: Front: Russ Adams, Joe Beauregard, Joe Vail (Co-Capt.l, Vic Breton, Bill Sawyer; rear: Fac. Mgr. Warren Kennedy, Tom McCoy, Paul Ma- lone, Bob Janco, Ray Robitaille, Ron Lewis, Coach, Ed Lynch. The Basketball squads enjoyed a most successful season in 1958-59 with an over- all record of 14 wins and 6 losses. Under the tutelage of our new coach Ed Lynch, the Artisians finished second in the Eastern Mass. Vocational League, and for the first time in the history of the school participated in the Tech Tournament at Natick. Ray Robitaille was the highest schoolboy scorer in the city, and Joe Vail scored the most points in the area for one game (39). Bill Sawyer was the only senior on the squad and will be sorely missed next year. The Jayvee squad gave evidence of much promise for the future. Once again, our cheerleaders were, with- out question, the most active in the area, and a real source of inspiration to the teams. ) ' o n e ”in e 0 eon p° r ? S goi fi e , p i e,f s ? ' P ul- v Joe Sea °£ c cnOAO-- ° i G °co e o . .wVfcfc p ge° n ' jobn C Jo r 4 - Vio e ' Studkdl - VARSITY SQUAD: front: Bill Gower, Ed Mullen, Ben Boozer, Dave Tibbitts, Joe Beauregard, Richie Freitas; rear: Dave Decelles, Mgr., Ray Robita ille, Tom McCoy, Bob Guthrie (Co-Capt.), Kid McCoy, Larry Dziegie! (Co-Capt.) , Bob Espinola, Jerry Vail, Coach, Joe Polak. The varsity finished up a respect- able, but brief season, with an overall record of 6 wins and 4 losses, and in a two way tie with Lynn for first place in the league. Outstanding seniors on the team were Co-capts. Larry Dziegiel and Bob Guthrie. Larry finished up a brilliant four year record at Trade High with a batting average of .386, while Bob, the workhorse of the team as catcher, had a .315 average. Both will be sorely missed next year as Choo-choo and Bob were valued team men. GOLF SQUAD: front: John Ferreira, Al Al Savoie, Bill Hogan, Ralph Shea Perry, Mike McTeague, rear: Coach Ray ( C a pt. ) , Coach Ray Walsh. Lavoie, George Zantuhos, Bob Russell, In this, their first year of interschol- astic golf match play, the team displayed remarkable spirit and stick-to-it-tiveness while competing with some of the best squads in the area. Lowell High, Keith, Bedford, and Andover were met on a home basis, and our lads more than held their own. Capt. Ralph Shea was the team medalist, but Coaches Walsh and Lavoie have a veteran squad to work with next year. man ■V V.K e%e 7 e%e %en.e 7 ete If f ¥ f ♦� � � TTJTTTTh i f f t f f 1 ► f f f f fi f � � � « � 4.fl � � (ft ttttrft I rfl . ? ; � HI lT � b • I ♦ fi ♦ « ' 1 vf M i t f ■ tit fit til ■ Ifittml FOR 123 YEARS THE SHOPPING CENTER OF MERRIMACK VALLEY TOWERS MOTOR PARTS CORP. 80 CHURCH STREET LOWELL, MASS. THE GIANT STORE BROADWAY AT DUTTON ONE STOP DISCOUNT SHOPPING PARADISE DO-NUT CO. AMERICA’S BEST CREAM DO-NUTS 660 ROGERS ST. LOWELL COMPLIMENTS OF LOWELL DAIRY Congratulations Class of 1959 DANNY MILLS CLOTHING STORE 161 CENTRAL STREET LOWELL O BRIEN ' S JENNEY SERVICE STATION DICK WHITING SHERM O’BRIEN Tune-Up Specialist Proprietor 430 BRIDGE ST, GL 2-8162 LOWELL HIGHLAND CLEANERS WALSH BROTHERS MAIN “DRIVE-IN” PLANT — 346 BROADWAY NEW “DRIVE-IN PLANT — 1200 BRIDGE ST. 161 HIGHLAND AVE. GL 5-5785 JOHN E. O BRIEN S PHARMACY OPTIMUM MEDICINES H. H. PAPER CO. 241 CENTRAL ST. LOWELL 42 FRENCH ST. LOWELL ALBERT ' S BEAUTY SALON GEORGE ' S PIZZA Albert J. Bolduc PIZZA — SPAGHETTI — TORPEDOS 770 MERRIMACK ST. GL 2-3021 617 BROADWAY COR. SCHOOL ST. BEST WISHES LAMBERT ' S MARKET THE REX 128 TEXTILE AVE. LOWELL 4 1 KEARNEY SQ. LOWELL COMPLIMENTS OF . . . McKEON BEAUTY SALON MARTHA ANN REGAN Professional Specialists 10 KEARNEY SQ. GL 3-3042 ROCHETTE JEWELRY WATCHES — DIAMONDS — GIFTS GUARANTEED REPAIRING 458 MERRIMACK STREET LOWELL HARAN PERRON CARPENTERS — BUILDERS TOM HARAN ‘58 ' ARMAND PERRON ‘5 7 TEL. MYrtle 2-6604 RUSSELL LUMBER CO. MEADOWCROFT ST. LOWELL PRINCETON INN PRINCETON LOUNGE 760 NASHUA RD. DRACUT BANQUETS — FINE FOODS 147 PRINCETON ST. N. CHELMSFORD — WEDDINGS H. C. GIRARD CO. HARDWARE — PAINT — ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 6 1 8 MERRIMACK ST. LOWELL COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND WALDIMER PONTIAC LOWELL NASH-RAMBLER CO. Sales — Service 810 MIDDLESEX ST. LOWELL 650 MIDDLESEX ST. LOWELL CULLINAN CATERERS, INC. CITY HALL BARBER SHOP Wm. D. Bikos, Prop. Weddings - Showers - Outings 362 MARKET ST. LOWELL 63 FLETCHER ST. LOWELL. BASBANES LOWELL ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Wholesale Fixtures Supplies Dry Cleaning Laundry Drive-In 23 1 MT. VERNON ST. LOWELL 13 17 MIDDLESEX ST. LOWELL ATLANTIC TRANSFER CO. HENRICK F. JOHNSON Real Estate Insurance Heating Oils - Gasoline - Ice 9 CENTRAL STREET LOWELL 63 BROADWAY LOWELL BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1959 JACKIE S LUNCH JOHN J. GILDEE 50 PALMER ST. LOWELL (Uncle John) MURPHY S GAS STATION MURPHY CALLAHAN PHARMACY 556 PAWTUCKET ST. GL 5-5054 315 BRIDGE ST. LOWELL GENE ' S ICE CREAM T. C. LEE INSURANCE AGENCY Donald L. McArdle, Prop. LAKEV1EW AVE. LOWELL 10 KEARNEY SQ. LOWELL GILBOARDS MARKET KENNEY FLOWERS Choice Meats - Fruits - Vegetables Flowers When You Need Them COR. SCHOOL ' D ' STS., LOWELL 187 CENTRAL ST. LOWELL BRENTWOOD ALLEYS, INC. CENTRALVILLE BEAUTY SALON Bowl The Modern Way — Automatically Dora Paradise 102 GORHAM ST. LOWELL 33 AIKEN AVE. LOWELL LOUIS BAILLY, INC. PIONEER SUPER MARKET, INC. Registered Pharmacists LILLY AVE. LOWELL CENTRAL at CHARLES STS., LOWELL HARVEY S SHU-TAP LOWELL PHARMACY Footwear For Entire Family C. Morais L. Morais 336 MOODY STREET LOWELL 632 MERRIMACK STREET LOWELL ARMORY SERVICE STATION LOWELL MEDICAL INSTRUMENT Ed Cunningham — John Carnevale Oil - Used Cars - Gas Thos. G. Kelakos 49 WESTFORD STREET LOWELL 24 7 MARKET ST. LOWELL BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1959 FROM GEORGE P. MACHERAS CITY COUNCILLOR HAYES LUNCHEONETTE BROADWAY GARAGE John Korsak, Prop. 70 CENTRAL ST. LOWELL WESTFORD, MASS. LOWELL AUTO SCHOOL MARLBOROUGH MARKET Lowell’s Oldest Auto Training School R. J. Boudreau, Prop. 30 7 MIDDLESEX ST. LOWELL 586 WESTFORD ST. LOWELL DEE ' S DEBBIE SHOPPE BEAUDRY ROOFING CO., INC. Serving Public Since 1926 45 MERRIMACK ST. LOWELL 1 10 ALMA ST. LOWELL ANNETTE S BEAUTY SALON CAMEO DINER 45 MERRIMACK ST. A1 Saucier, Mgr. LOWELL 715 LAKEVIEW AVE. LOWELL DESROCHERS MPG. CO. VANDERVEN, INC. 20 WILLIAM ST. 41-51 Payne St. LOWELL LOWELL KORNER KITCHEN THERRIAULT ■ THE FLORIST Caterers — Take Out Restaurants Service Satisfaction 394 BRIDGE ST. 185 WESTFORD ST. 512 WOBURN ST. TEWKSBURY CHARLES A. BYKE PETER THE TAILOR JEWELER Custom Made Suits Slacks 101 CENTRAL ST. LOWELL 321 CENTRAL ST. LOWELL MICHAEL RINDO HOMES MALLIAROS CO.. INC. Custom Split Levels - Ranches Clothiers — Men’s Boys’ 1 1 5 SPRAGUE AVE. LOWELL 504 MERRIMACK ST. LOWELL LOWELL AUTO LAMP RADIATOR CO. MARKUS MOTOR SERVICE. INC. “The Radiator Shop” 70-80 LAKEVIEW AVE. 20 TILDEN ST. LOWELL LOWELL SHERBURNE BROTHERS CARR S DRUG STORE Building Materials Lowell’s Modern Drug Store TYNGSBORO. MASS. 485 BRIDGE ST. LOWELL ARTHUR S RESTAURANT DAIRY FARM Open Daily 6 to 11 p.m. 325 BRIDGE STREET. LOWELL GOOD FOOD IS GOOD HEALTH STODDARD S BAKERY, INC. MA S DINER Where You Get The Homemade Pies 99 MAMMOTH RD. LOWELL ROUTE 38 TEWKSBURY WILLIAM GATH - CONTRACTOR RAY KNIGHT Hot Top Drives - Roads - Landscaping Princeton Motors - New - Used ULysses 1-9021 123 PRINCETON BLVD. LOWELL D D LALLAS MOTORS Don’t Build Til You Call Us Guaranteed Cars — Service Larry Dziegiel — Ray Decheneaux CABINET MAKERS 1401 MIDDLESEX ST. LOWELL GL 8-8226 — GL 3-1288 SCULLY ' S AUTO SHOP LANTAGNE CATERERS Specializing In Foreign Cars Industrial Catering W. GROTON, MASS 2 14 CHELMSFORD ST. LOWELL WOOD-ABBOTT CO. G. C. PRINCE SON, INC. Since 1872 Stationery — Gifts — Cards Diamond Merchants Jewelers 104-108 MERRIMACK ST. LOWELL 175 MERRIMACK ST. LOWELL FLOWERS BY ALBERT ROYAL TEA ROOM Albert R. Descoteaux “Home of Fine Lunches” 539 MERRIMACK ST. LOWELL 428 MERRIMACK ST. LOWELL CLERMONT ' S DAIRY 12 JAMES ST. GL 8-8845 LOWELL COMPLIMENTS OF LYNCH WALLPAPER PAINT CO. 228 SUFFOLK ST. LOWELL WAMESIT DRIVE-IN BOWL-O-MATIC MAIN ST. ROUTE 14 TEWKSBURY HIGHLAND REALTY SALES — RENTAL — PRO PERTY MANAGEMENT 1 0 1 9 MIDDLESEX ST. GL 4-3624 LOWELL C C SUPPLY CO., INC. ZOTOS — LAMAUR — BONAT — RAYETTE FOR YOUR EVERY PROFESSIONAL NEED IN BEAUTY SUPPLIES IVAN M. BELAND — PAUL A. LEMOINE 315 EAST HAVERHILL ST. LAWRENCE, MASS. MUrdock 2-8066 COMPLIMENTS OF MIDDLESEX SUPPLY CO. “SERVING THE CRAFTSMAN TRADESMAN” COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF LOWELL BOSTON AUTO SUPPLY CO. DISTRIBUTORS — MOTOR PARTS — GARAGE EQUIPMENT 18-34 FIRST ST. LOWELL PAUL J. McASKILL DISTINCTIVE GIFTS 17 CENTRAL SQUARE CHELMSFORD 176 MERRIMACK ST. LOWELL VALLING ' S OF HAVERHILL BEAUTY SUPPLY EQUIPMENT CO., INC. EXCLUSIVE HELENE CURTIS DISTRIBUTOR 201 WINTER STREET DRake 3-3001 THE GOLF RANGE PRACTICE WITH US FOR FUN OR PERFECTION PAWTUCKET BLVD. FREE BUMPER STICKERS LOWELL JACK — AL — RICH CHRISTIANSON ' S CITIES SERVICE Complete Lubrication General Repairing 39 CHELMSFORD ST. LOWELL styodef’d INC . OF LOWELL LOWELL PROVISION CO., INC. THE MODERN CLEANERS TAILORS Tuxedo Shop of Lowell 365 MOODY ST. LOWELL 4 PINE ST. CUPPLES SQ. FRANCIS M. GACEK Funeral Home C. B. S. - HYTRON 612 BRIDGE ST. LOWELL LOWELL INDUSTRIAL PARK SULLIVAN FUNERAL HOME Ernest C. Sullivan, Director COMPLIMENTS OF . . . 22 FOURTH ST. LOWELL A FRIEND E. HURST Upholstering — Custom Furniture LOWELL SEAPLANE BASE 23 1 BRANCH ST. LOWELL 1500 GORHAM ST. LOWELL MARINEL TRANSPORTATION, INC. PEASE MOTOR CO. Chartered Buses Oldsmobile — Cadillac GROTON RD. N. CHELMSFORD 614 MIDDLESEX ST. LOWELL BROX SERVICE STATION ' FAMOUS for SAVINGS Gas - Oils - Accessories Joe Brox, Prop. MERRIMACK at RACE STS., LOWELL -fWmwde tiA Bf Sbpermarkets B OLYMPOS BAKERY TONI ' S SANDWICH SHOP European Bread Rolls Lowell’s Original Sandwich Shop 2 1 4 BROADWAY LOWELL 75 MOODY ST. LOWELL LOWELL PHARMACY NO. 2 RICARD ' S, INC. Pierre R. Charron JEWELER Diamonds - Watches - Silverware 462 MOODY ST. LOWELL Watch Jewelry Repairing 15 1 CENTRAL STREET. LOWELL BENNETT HARDWARE CO. F. E. BAILEY CO., INC. Prescription Specialists 269 DUTTON ST. LOWELL 79 MERRIMACK ST. LOWELL PETER C. MALLIAROS, INC. CENTRALVILLE TAXI Clothier — Men’s Wear EAST END TAXI 4 74 MERRIMACK ST. LOWELL 2 WAY RADIO GL 7-7655 GERSON BEDDING CO. HENRY ACHIN INSURANCE 246 MARKET STREET LOWELL 90 AIKEN AVE. LOWELL