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

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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

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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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' 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