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

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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

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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

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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