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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1960 volume:

5 Lowell Trade High School Lowell Vocational School I960 Dedic ztitot Miss Margaret E. McCann. The fourth edition of THE KEY. official chronicle of the class of 1960, is affect- ionately dedicated to our principal’s assistant, Miss Margaret E. McCann. During the past forty one years Miss McCann has been the friend and counselor to thousands of boys and girls who entered the portals of the old school on Broadway and our present facilities downtown. She has been synonomous with Vocational Edu- cation in Lowell all these years, and unquestionably played a major role in its growth and development. Her retirement this year will leave a void that will be impossible to fill We. the members of the class of 1960, feel extremely fortunate to have had the benefit of her advice, counsel, and friendship. Our sincere best wishes to you, Miss McCann, for many years of continued good health, happiness, and contentment. You may be out of sighr, but never out of our hearts. (? ym Hittee RAYMOND LORD Mayor VINCENT McCARTIN Superintendent STEPHEN HARTIGAN WILLIAM KANE ■ WILLIAM DROLL CLEMENT G. McDONOUGH VICTOR A. PICARD JOHN J. WHITE With your graduation from our schools, there is a bright future ahead for you if you use it as you have been trained. May this future be a happy one for each of you and may you always remain the good citizens that you are today. CHARLES P CONLON Director The Faculty and I wish you success and happiness. We hope you will always remem- ber these words of Shakespeare, Let all the ends thou aims ' t at be thy Country ' s, thy God’s and truth’s. KATHLEEN G. DELANEY Girls’ Principal faculty ALBERT C. BROX Electrical Dept. Head LILLIAN E. CHISHOLM Dressmaking WILLIAM G. ALBERGH ENE Machine Dept. Head HERBERT C. DERBYSHIRE Automobile Dept. WALTER F. FOYE Academic Dept. Head ROBERT B. DERBYSHIRE Automobile Dept. Head BOWERS FULLER Machine Dept. HARRY B. DUNSFORD, JR Painting and Decorating Dept. Head WALTER F. GACEK Academics ELIZABETH M. HAMBLETT Senior Foods WILLIAM O. HARVIE Carpentry Dept. ROBERT C. HAYES Electrical Related MARY J. KENNEDY Academics WARREN J KENNEDY MICHAEL KOURKOULAKOS Carpentry Dept. Machine Dept. Athletic Director DOROTHY V. LAFIONATIS Dressmaking 4k HENRY LISIEN Drafting SALLY M. REGAN Cosmetology CHARLES J. TSOUPRAKAKIS Automobile Dept. JAMES B. MALONEY Electrical Dept. PAULINE RICARD Junior Foods ERVIN E. TWAROG Carpentry Dept. Head ARMAND V. MOREAU Upholstery Dept. Head EDWARD J. SUDOL Automobile Dept. Asst. Coach C ‘ ' I i mmm RAYMOND M. WALSH Academics MARTIN STORCH 33 Saratoga St. Paint and Decorating K-eeps out of trouble R-ecognized as our Senior class president A-very learned student U-nusual stamp collection T-ops in all his classes Activities : Glee Club Tickets Committee Class President RONALD SHEEHAN 612 Broadway Mechanic R-ods, hunting and fishing arc his hobbies O-n the basketball and bowl- ing teams ' N-o need of worring about RON, he’ll do alright Activities : Senior class treasurer Basketball 1-2-3-4 Co-Captain 4 Bowling League 3-4 Capt ain 3-4 Prom Committee CLASS 1 9 MR. COLLINS BOYS’ ADVISOR OMER B ELAND 47 Seventh Ave. Electrician O-ur vice-president M-r brains is his sobriquet E-ventually will be on the top R-ight guy in our book Activities : Bowling League Judge 4 Good Government Day Rep- resentative2-4- Senior Class Vice President Newspaper Staff Bowling League 3-4 Prom Committee RICHARD NOVEL 205 White St. Electrician U-nder nourished body??? L-ikes football, dancing, and of course Janet G-oing into elevator mechanics Y-our class secretary 3-4 Activities : Junior Class Secretary Senior Class Secretary Tickets Committee JANET LAMOUREUX 91 Lupine Rd. Cosmetologist P-eppy for just a little mite U-nable to keep her diet D-evoted to her pals G-reat to have around I-s always seen in class plays E-verlasting personality Activities : Senior Class President Good Government Day Rep. Junior Class Vice President Cheerleader 1-2-3-4, Co-Capt. 4 JANET DeLUCA 3 West 10th St. Cosmetologist T-win fused W-inning smile but only for Dick I-s our best dressed student a- long with Joan N-ever a dull moment N-otes to Dick each day was her pleasure Y-oung, beautiful and talented Activities : Prom Committee Dance Committee MISS CONNORS GIRLS’ ADVISOR ScA gI BEVERLY BEAUMONT 46 East Pine St. B-asketball games were hei favorite U-sed her voice to cheer Ray on N-ever seen in a hard-top. N-ever a dull moment Y-outhful figure Activities : Cheerleaders 3-4, Co-Capt. 4 Bowling League Glee Club 2-3 The Key HENRIETTE DUHAMEL 2 Hazel Sq. Home Economics H-as a lot of friends E-ntering Cosmetologist N-ever complains R-adio and T.V. fan Y-oung girl with ambition, Activities : Glee Club Bowling The Key I Russell Adams 52 Cambridge St. Machinist W-indy day and you are gone ]-mp in all his classes N-asty sense of humor D-on ' t fight Russ, you ' ll never get fat Y-ou are still a basketballer Activities : Basketball 1 -2-3- Baseball 1-2-3- Robert Anderson 56 Fourth St. Carpentry A-ir Froce Man X-ever went for girls D-id you ever think of the Navy I-nterested in flying E-ntered school with his eyes closed Activities : Glee Club Peter Astorian 254 Show St. Upholsterer P-ast worker for Western Union E-ver think of Peter hitting high single T-ook Booby prize 2 years in a row E-veryone’s pal Activities : Bowling 3-4- Julie Beaudoin 185 Dracut St. T-rinty is her favorite dance spot H-opes to get married A-lways seen down Jackie ' s lunch D-oesn ' t know what she would do without Jerry. I-dol to many of her friends E-veryone considers her flirta- tious Activities : Glee Club Prom Committee Norman Bouchard Beaver Brook Rd., Forge Village Mechanic X-ever gets in trouble O-f course he chases the girls R-emembtrs the worst of everything M-aking a try for the Air Force Activities : Prom Committee Joseph Boucher 651 Middlesex St. Upholsterer J-ust can’t forget he is a Senior O-verworried about his class grades E-njoys bowling and skating Activities : Bowling 4 Tack Pullers Club Nancy Bourgeois 626 Nashua Rd. Cosmetologist P-ersonality plus U-nder Ronnie Sheehan ' s spell D-racut High School Graduate D-eserves the best of every- thing L-ove letters w ritten in class E-njoys riding in Betsy S-hy is the word for Nan. Activities : Cheering Bowling Norman Breault 580 Hildreth St.. Dracut Carpenter B-elieve it or not he has al- ready built a house L-ives in God’s Country ? ? ? O-wl captain in bowling league Activities : Bowling League The Kev Robert Brick Kendall Rd., Tyngsboro Machinist B-ig car lover O-ut of town boy B-rings a tube when he goes swimming Activities : Glee Club 3 Rita Brien 43 Exeter St. Cosmetologist B-ecoming a Bride O-ur best looking student O-nly for Roger Activities : Prom Committee The Key Vivian Brissette 8 Butterfield St. Home Economics V-ery interested in Athletics I n everybody’s way C-aptain on bowling 4 K-eeping an eye on everything Activities : Glee Club Bowling F Betty Brooks Chestnut St., Pepperell Cosmetologist 13-own Pepperell way she tra- vels down A-lways writing letters to Norm I-s a blushing blonde S-tock Room is her favorite place to relax Y-oung and mighty attractive Activities : Prom Committee The Key f Walter Carty 654 School St. Carpenter W-alks with a swing A-lways singing his own tune L-ikes to lift weights, it might help T-akes it easy during school Activities : Glee Club Weight-Lifting 3-4 Paul Layer 178 West London St. Electrician J-ack of all trades R-adio and T.V. fan Activities : Shock Club 1 -2-3-4 Gloria Cloutier 195 Smith Street Cosmetologist 0- ueen of our Valentine Hop U-seful to all her teachers E-very Friday she was seen at Trinity E-ven prettier under a make-up masque N-ot the kind to be conceited 1- s in love with Bob E-ntered from Notre Dame De Lourdes Activities : Prom Committee Roger Cloutier 195 Smith St. Electrician C-ut out for the Navy Re- serve ? A-lways has a tall tale L-ikes to skate on Hale’s Brook Activities : The Key Conduit Club 2-3 Edmond Courtemarche 18 Mt. Grove St. Electrician E-ntered the Navy too late to back out Ed D-idn ' t think of swabbing the deck Activities : Charles Atlas Club 1-2 Prom Committee Louis Courtemanche Box 44, Parham Rd. Tyngsboro Electrician L-ives in the sticks 0- f course he’s an Electrician U-nder weight for the Navy 1- nferiority Complex is Louie’s main trouble E-roded - looks like Louis has that trouble Activities : Charles Atlas Club 1-2 Turkey Club 3-4 The Key David Decelles 1102 Lawrence St. Mechanic B-all player hero 1-2-3 U-nderestiniates the power of the press, (The one we don ' t have) D-ropped his fish howl twice in one week. Activities : Baseball 1-2-3 News Paper Joan DeLuca 3 West 10th St. Cosmetologist J-ust loves those Trinity dances 0- ur confusing twin A-girl with many qualities N-ever late for class, Much 1- s always seen under the dryer E-njoys cleaning up the room, ha ! Activities : Ad Committee Prom Committee Robert Demers 36 Fox St., Dracut Electrician B-owling captain 3-4 O-ff to the Navy B-ounces around on a motor scooter Activities : Bowling 3-4 Dianne Desjardines 293 Woburn St. Home Economics D-esires only the best E-ntering Hair Dressing in September D-eserves only the best E-ats like a little rabbit Activities : Dancing Club Prom Committee Shirley Diamantopoulos 190 High St. Home Economics C-an be a great cook A-lways seen in Vee ' s N-ever misses the dances D-ances to perfection Y-oung and attractive Activities : Prom Committee Bowling George Drolet 201 Wilder St. Carpenter R-eal quiet E-ven made the honor roll 3-4 D-oes a lot of boating, fishing, hunting and rifleing Activities : Ticket Committee Dianne Dube 147 Woburn St. Home Economics D-oing puzzles I-nterested in baby sitting Activities : Year Book Committee The Key Dianne Dumont 15 Bristol St. Home Economics C-an always be seen buying a record H-aving a good time on skates A-lvvays on the double S-miles all the time Activities : Tht Key Prom Committee Carol Dunn 33 Benoit Lane, Tyngsboro Home Economics C-an improve in Sewing H-as what it takes E-xpects to be a Hair Dresser R-adio and T. V. fan R-eady to go to the Prom I-think she is a good friend for everyone E-ver see her by herself Activities : Glee Club Prom Committee Adrian Faria Richardson St., Billerica Mechanic A-friend to all N-ot very noisy D-reams of owning a garage someday Y-ou should see his coin col- lection Activities : Bowling Glee Club Charles Farley 187 White St. Upholsterer S-ees Air Force in the future K-eeps his body in shape with weightlifting I-n a mist over girls P-layed basketball, 3 Activities : Basketball 3 Shop Rep. 3 Robert Faulcon 77 Main St. Mechanic L-ikes all the Teachers O-n time to see the girls g down the hall U-ntouchable when it comes to dragging D-id a lot of homework Y-oung lover Activities : The Key Hot Rod of America 3-4 Glee Club Priscilla Fierley 65 Fourth St. Home Economics P-ainting is one of her hobbies E-ats all the time R-ough and tough C-razy over dancing Y-ou’ll always see her smiling Activities : Glee Club Year Book Committee Prom Committee Joyce Fortier Box 101c R.F.D. Willowdale Rd.. Tyngsboro Cosmetologist S-een down Pete’s after school W’-as our T.A.P. representative E-xceptional Personality J)-oes a fine job in hair styling E-njoys dancing at Trinity Activities : Bowling T.A.P. (Teenagers Against Polio) Representative Prom Committee The Key Roger Fournier 160 Andover St. Electrician R-eally in love with his car and Cookie O-h he’s never late for class, it just starts before he gets there G-ood dancer, enjoys skating and bowling Activities : Bowling 3-4 Year Book Committee Advertising Committee Richard Freitas 42 Smith St. Electrician R-eally can dance I-s a good baseball player C-ries like a tiny tears doll K-ids about his Teachers Activities : Advertisement Committee Baseball 1-2-3 Richard Gadbois 98 Aiken Ave. machinery D-oes a lot of work on cars I-nterested in continuing in machinist C-ares for boating Keen scientist with Mr. Gacek. Activities : Hot Rod Club 2-3-4 The Key Roland Gervais 40 Twiss Rd. Carpenter F-alls for everything R-aves about the sign donated by the Senior Class E-njoys working on cars N-ever talks in class C-an’t lie and keep a straight face H-as a good sense of humor Y-ou should read Poetry (Beatnik Style) Activities : Woodpecker Club 2-3-4 Commuters Club 3-4 Lorraine Gregoire 537 Lakeview Ave. Home Economics F-or ever talking R-eady to go to the Prom E-ver running errands. N-ever late for school (Has to hear everything) C-razy for boys H-as a good sense of humor (Sometimes) Y-ou’ll never see her with a sad face Activities : Prom Committee Gerard Goddu 36 State St. Machinist J-umpers are his specalties E-njoys swimming at fancy pools R-eminds everyone not to speed R-aces with his girl’s father ' car Y-ou’ll never see him working Activities : Communters Club Hot Rod Committee Roland Gosselin 26 Emery St. Machinist C-ould be a good machinist A-ctive in bowling 3-4, belongs to a hot rod club T-ropical fish are his hobby Activities : Bowling 3-4 Hot Rod Club Nelson Guy 1 3 East St., Methuen Carpenter N-ever bought a lunch E-njoys hunting and skating L-ikes to bowl and fish L-ikes to walk to school Y-ou better believe it, about his 8000 different stamps Activities : Bowling The Key Doris Isabelle 503 Moody St. Home Economics D-ancing and painting O-fif to Florida this summer T-iny but tall Activities : The Key Prom Committee Glee Club Robert Janco 18 Webster Machinist I -oily Bob A-ttracted to basketball N-ever quiet Iv-eeps the girls in suspense Activities : Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2 John Janeczko 24 West Fourth St. Machinist J-ack the ripper of cars A-nd he thinks he can drive C-an he really water ski and climb mountains? K-eeps his pennies for milk Activities : Hot Rod Committee Candy Counter 4 Francis Jusczak 196 Third St. Carpenter B-owls on the hardest trying team U-nder water skiing champ T-akes a push to start his car C-an’t swim so he bought a boat H-ow can you haul a trailer with a Ford Activities : Bowling 3-4 Normand Jussaume 19 Phoebe Ave. Carpenter J-ust a big boy at heart U-seless in Mr. Foye ' s room C-lermont’s Market big boy Y-oung man with a future in archery, likes to camp out- side Activities : Commuters Club John Kenney 65 Liberty St. Mechanic J-oining the Air Force A-greeable C-ards he likes K-eeps his eyes on the girls Activities : Advertising Committee Bowling Elaine Laflamme 17 Manahan St. Cosmetologist R-eady, willing and able to cooperate E-njoys lunch hours D-aring a color change Activities : Prom Committee The Key Richard Lafortune 81 Gilmore St., Dracut Machinist D-oes a lot of model buildng 1-s a good horseshoe player C-ares to be a die and tool maker K-eeps quiet in all the classes Activities : Tickets Committee Advertising Committee Paul Lambert 15, No. Lowell St., Alethuen Upholsterer L-ikes girls best of all A-ttractive dresser M-ind is mostly on Politics B-uvs new clothes every week Activities : Glee Club Tickets Committee Norman Landry 36 Phoebe Ave. Carpenter N-ever talked once in four years O-nly enjoys shop R-ound up more fish in one day than anyone M-ore fun in school, could solve everything Activities : Advertising Committee The Key Joan Laney Pleasant St. Dunstable, Mass. Cosmetologist S-leeps on school time H-opes to get married 0- ur giggler to perfection R-ides to school from Duns- table T-hinks all the time of her classmates 1- s always seen with Deb E-nters school half asleep Activities : Bowling The Key Henry Laporte 248 Avon St. Electrician B-owling was his favorite sport I-s going into the U. S. Navy L-ikes to -ride a motorcycle L-oves shop and Mr. Brox Activities : Bowling 3-4 The Key Shock Club 3-4 Dale Lobsien 3 Ames St., Tewksbury Machinist D-rag anybody? A-ttracted to cars L-oves all the girls E-ver see him not combing his hair. Activities : Hot Rod Club 2-3-4 The Key Tickets Committee Priscilla Lorrey Middlesex Rd., Tyngsboro Home Economics C-an always be quiet I-nterested in being a nurse ' s aide L-ovely Oueen ot the Prom. L-ikes to dance Activities : Glee Club Prom Committee Recipe Making Club 1 Charles Lumbard 53 Hoovei Rd., Tewksbury Electrician C-ould easily get into trouble H-as a lot of know how for radio U-ses his father ' s car C-an really play basketball K-eeps his nose out of things Activities : Shock Club 2-3-4 Tickets Committee The Key Robert Lyddy 34 Crowley St. Electrician B-ouncing Bob Lyddy, D.J. O-ne more for the Air Force B-ig Bob, the truck driver for the Lowell Sun Activities : Disc Jockey at Senior Dance Tickets Committee The Key Robert Lynch 12 Agawam St. Electrician P-epsodent smile A-lways has that winning way L-ikes electronics A-future in the ' Navy is planned D-ress to kill ,or murder I-s a whiz at radio N-aturally kind hearted Activities : Glee Club 1-2-3 The Key Shock Club Edward MacLeod. Brookside Rd., Nabnasset Electrician T-o be a radio repair man E-ats like a mouse D-icl a lot of studying in Mr. Hayes room D-resses in style Y-oung man with a future Activities: Shock Club 2-3-4 The Key Advertisement Committee Emile Maille 266 West 6th St. Electrician M-ight make a good Electri- cian I-n case he doesn ' t know it. he’s hitched L-over boy Activities : Bowling. Tickets Committee The Key Thomas Malay 45 Foster Rch, Tewksbury Mechanic T-akes care of Mr. Walsh ' s lunch O-ff to the races M-r. Chairman for the Adver- tising Committee Activities : Chairman Advertising Com. Hot Rod Club Paul Malone 33 West 5th St. Mechanic P-rom is on his mind A-lways on time lor classes U-S Air Force his goal L-oves sports. Activities : Baseball 2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Bowling 3-4 Theresa Marion 55 Alma St. Home Economics T-iny and cute E-xtremely good in sewing S-he ' s also a real sharp dresser Activities : Dance Committee Bowling Good Government Day Rep. Glee Club Elizabeth Marr 31 Sarah Ave. Home Economics B-ig blue eyes E-legant smile T-easing ways T-errific kid Y-en for Cosmetology Activities : The Key Prom Committee Glee Club Thomas McCoy 26 Wood St. Machinist M-ike was on the champion- ship baseball team I-s one of our fine candy salesmen K-eeps quiet all the time? E-very- sign of success Activities : Baseball Basketball William McDonald -K) Alder St. Machinist M-ay enter the Navy A-!over of hunting and fishing C-an always be quiet Activities : Glee Club Advertising Committee Tennis Club Edmund McGovern 49 Newfield St. No. Chelmsford Electrician M-ust be our noisest classmate A-guy who likes a good time C-raves for Mr. Collins’ class Activities : Basketball 1 Shock Club Peter Milinazzo 15 Needham St. Upholsterer P-retty good in upholstering E-njoys swimming, bowling, and weight-lifting T-eam Captain Junior year Bowling E-verything he owns is_ up- holstered Activities : Bowling 3 Baseball 2-3 Aline Millette 98 Pawtucket St. Home Economics A-lways smiling L-ovely girl I-nterested in music N-ever mad E-ager to leave school Activities : Bowling The Key Prom Committee Anthony Modeski 22 Wilson St. Carpenter T-al king with Judy in the hall O-ff to the U. S. Navy N-o going out of class on errands Y-oung man with ambition, Activities : Bowling 3-4 Tickets Committee James Morin 10 Pine Ave., Dracut Carpenter B-uddy of Mr. Twarog I-nterested in cars G-irls and swimming j-unior class high triple in bowling 1-s a real character M-ay be a good singer Activities : Bowling Glee Club Prom Committee Charles Morrison 61 Willis Drive No. Chelmsford Machinist C-ars and his girl are his biggest interest H-opes to be a machinist O-f course he’s interested in bowling Occasionally goes to work at Jean Allan Co. W-illing to do anything Activities : Bowling Hot Rod Club Michael Morrison 70 Chapel St. Machinist R-eally collects those stamps E-ntering the Air Force in the future D-oc’s lunch is where he works Activities : Hot Rod Club Advertising Committee Peter Nassios 199 Wilder St. Machinist A-great hunter, he thinks B-elongs to the board of “beards” E-ver see him awake? Activities : Tickets Committee Assignment Club 1-2-3-4- Richard Neault 574 Mammoth Rd. Electrician D-resses like a million bucks I-nterested in cars and girls C-ares for who ? ? ? ? K-eeps quiet all the time???? Activities : Prom Committee Photography Committee Bowling 3-4 Decoration Committee Tickets Committee Yearbook Staff Helena Norcross 20 Monarch St. Cosmetologist H-opes to be a fine hairdresser E-ager to succeed L-oves those school assemblies E-njoys having Betty around N-o one could make her change hair colors Activities : Glee Club Prom Committee The Key Walter Nowak 43 Groves Ave. Machinist B-owls every Monday U-ncle Sam ' s after you boy T-ouchy fast ball C-an he bowl ? ? ? H -as high hopes Activities : Baseball 1-2 Basketball 1-2 Charles Powers 438 Adams St. Electrician C-hums around with Peter H-asn’t any form in bowling U-S. M. C. telephone line- man is high hopes C-ookie and Chuck K-an ga roo Chuck on a motor scooter Activities : Bowling 3-4 Prom Committee Newspaper Staff George Prive 143 Alma St. Electrician G-ood bowler E-very time he bowls he loses O-f course he’s French R-aves about his hat G-ood captain E-ver think of him delivering papers Activities : Prom Committee Bowling 3-4 Rita Racette 246 Cheever St. Home Economics C-heerful kid H-opes to get married in the future I-think she ' s great C-harming girl Activities : Bowling The Key Prom Committee George Ralls 49 C St. Electrician U-sed his many talents to “get out L-ikes bowling and of course baseball G-ood student? ??? Y-ou’ll always catch him with a smile Activities : The Key Bowling Captain 3-4 Prom Committee Advertising Committee Newspaper Staff Yearbook m. - Raymond Robitaille 41 Needham St. No. Chelmsford Mechanic R-an after baseballs and bas- ketballs O-n to the United States Navy B-ev and Ray swapping notes Y-our highest scorer for two years of all schools in Lo- well and Suburbs Activities : Basketball 1 -2-3-4 Co-Captain 3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Deborah Rodger 10 Arthur St. Cosmetologist D-oesn ' t get out of line E-njoys reading books B-est friend a girl could have Activities : Glee Club Dramatics Club Public Speaking Club Joseph Rogers 823 Lawrence St. Electrician J-oining the Air Force O-f course he likes Helen E-xpects to go- into Air Force Activities : Glee Club Tickets Committee The Key Edward Rondeau 99 Aiken Ave. Machinist S-miles are his trademark M-achinist on the Job (pumping gas) 1-nsists on bowling on St. Louis Alleys L-ikes to tease Mr. Kour- koulakos. Y-ou ' ll never see him without a smile Activities : Bowling 3-4 Advertising Committee MB Jj ' IK -j skk . w W f f| |W4t - S f f ms ■ 1 w I L - V- r Lawrence Smith 95 Butler St., Lawrence Electrician L-oved to do homework??? A-lways had a smile R-eally studied hard?? Y-oung man with a lot of stories Activities : Advertising Committee Prom Committee Basketball 1 Sheila Snee 20 Monarch St. Cosmetologist R-ules the boys like a Queen E-njoys being a heart breaker D-oes the laundry to perfec- tion Activities : Tickets Committee Prom Committee Glee Club Dorothy Street 183 Gorham St. Home Economics D-ancing and bowling 0-flf to work T-o the altar in the future Activities : Bowling The Key Prom Committee George Sullivan 27 Third Ave. Electrician S-aves his cigarettes U-sed his time wisely L-oved to wash dishes in girls school L-ooking forward to the service Y-oung at heart Activities : Newspaper Staff Tickets Committee Robert Sylvain 152 Lakeview Ave. Carpenter B-oast Carpentry department is the best. O-f course he likes girls B-ob was a good painter Activities : Bowling League 3-4 Tickets Committee Lillian Tanguay 503 Moody St. Home Economics C-ookie loves Chuck O-f course she’s nuts 0- bviously she’s in love K-eeps dreaming of a large family 1- nterested in being a “nun” (none of this and none of that) E-verlasting smile Activities : The Key Prom Committee Robert Taylor 56 Stanley St. Machinist Z-ippy on the basketball court A-lways tried his best C-an really play baseball K-ool kat Activities : Baseball 1-2-3 Basketball 3-4 Raymound Toupin 236 White St. Carpenter T-oo busy to bother with girls O-ut of class most of the time U-nderstanding mind P-robably the youngest to Graduate Activities : Tickets Committee Glee Club Peter Turcotte 29 Ellis Ave. Electrician P-et of Mr. Brox E-ats all the girls cooking T-ries hard “to succeed’’ E-njoys the coffee from the Dutch Activities : Tickets Committee Ronald Turgeon 49 Sparks St. Machinist R-an to Mr. Walsh ' s class??? O-il truck driver N-ever shuts up N-ever learned to pass papers correctly Y-our class baby Activities : Prom Committee Tickets Committee Michael Vail 106 Anderson St. Machinist M-akes a good basketball coach A-n outstanding baseball player R-uns like a deer C-lass president in Junior year U-nderstanding the girls S-leeps in his classes Activities : English Club Baseball 1-2-3 Basketball 1-2-3 Dennis Walsh 15 Orchard St. Forge Village Carpenter M-any good marks in school O-f course he liked the school sign U-ndernourished body S-ings like a bird E-ats like a mouse Activities : Hot Rod Club Prom Committee Lester aterhousc 34 Delard St. Mechanic L-ikes to bowl E-xtremely good in music S-taff member oi the year book Activities : Bowling 3-4 Bowling Judge Newspaper Staff James Zabierek 279 Thorndike St. Mechanic Z-est in all his classes A-good basketball player 2-3 B-owling is his favorite sport E-ntering the U. S. Marines in June Activities : Bowling - 4 Basketball 2-3 Robert Watson Chicopee Row, Groton Carpenter B-elonged to the order of the arrow in scouting O-f course he likes horseback riding B-egs to be left in Mr. Foye ' s class Activities : Rod and Gun Club Glee Club The Key Frances Zdrojewski 121 Pleasant St. Mechanic F-ormer bowling champion captain 3-4 R-eally a good golfer A-fine machinist and student N-ever a dull thinker K-ool Kat Activities : Bowling 3-4 Glee Club din JiLniumaut W ILLIAM R. RILEY 1 () 4 1 - 1957 7V(U To The Classes: We, the class of I960, being of sound mind, do hereby declare this our last will and testa- ment. To the Juniors we leave our charm, mental ability, and the key to success, so they may have as prosperous a year as we did. To the Sophomores we leave a bottle of Vitamin Pills so they will have the strength to complete their next two years. To the Freshmen we leave a year supply of Fluffy Diapers so they may remain carefree and Bob Taylor, Ray Toupin, Nancy Bourgeois, and Helen Norcross leave their friendly dispositions. Dennis Walsh, Lester Waterhouse and Sheaila Snee, leave!! Francis Jusczak, Paul Malone, and Tony Modeski leave their bowling skills to George Pappas and anyone else who wants to lose. Doris Isabelle and Dorothy Street leave in a hurry! Rita Racette and Dianne Dumont leave their brownie recipes. Beverly Beaumont and Janet Lamoureaux leave their places of cheering to anyone who can do as fine a job as they did. Janet and Joan DeLuca leave together. Shirley Diamantopoulos and Frank Zorojewski leave the ability to spell their names. Omer Beland leaves his glasses to any underclassman who has the gall to wear them. Louis Courtemanche and Ed Courtermarche leave their height to Don Perry. Ed McGovern leaves his diet, which he never used, to Mr. Hayes. Richard Noval, George Prive, and Norman Jussaume leave their muscles to the Freshmen so they will have the strength for the next three years. George Drolet and Michael Morrison leave their red hair to George Richardson (the custodian) for his mops. Dick Neault and George Ralls leave the answers to all the science tests to any future Senior who wants to take the life of Riley. Joe Vail leaves his way with the girls to Joe Giza. George Sullivan and Theresa Marion leave their ability to spell to the Dear Sophomores. Rita Brien and Lillian Tanguay leave their places in front of the mirror to anyone who thinks they need it. Teddy MacLeod, Joe Rogers, and Betty Brooks leave as quietly as they entered. Russell Adams and Bob Anderson leave their abilty to be quiet in Mr. Foye’s class. Norman Bouchard and Joe Boucher leave their shyness to anyone who wants to be unknown. John Janeska leaves his famous book Modern Ways To Sideswipe Cars to Tom Kennon. Good luck! Janet Lamoureux, Larry Smith, Bob Janco, and Martin Storch leave their many extra pounds to Mr. Lavoie. Peter Turcotte and Chuck Powers leave their friendship of Mr. Brox to A1 Perry and Dave Blodgett. Bill McDonald and Dick Gadbois leave their sleeping chairs in Mr. Gacek ' s room. John Kenney, Pete Nassios, Bob Brick, and Bob Faulcon leave their scummy overalls. Peter Astorian and Bob Lynch leave their familiar smiles. Ricky Freitas and Ronald Turgeon leave their “Tiny Tear Dolls Roger Cloutier and Bob Lyddy leave their vast knowledge of fish stories. Henry Laporte and Mil Maille just l eave Mr. Brox as quickly as possible. Ray Robitaille and Ronnie Lewis leave their height to any underclassmen who has not yet grown up. Walt Carty leaves his swing to anyone who has a porch for it. Paul Cayer, Priscilla Lorrey, and Deborah Rodgers leave the thought of Graduating. Skip Farley leaves a needle and thread to any future broken hearted Senior. Roland Gervais and Gerry Goddu leave to some underclassmen their extra credits??) Roland Gosselin and Nelson Guy leave then mischievous acts to anyone who would like a week ' s vacation now and then. Bob Demers leaves to Mr. Moloney the memories of our freshman year. John Kenney, Dick Lafortune, and Norman Landry leave with all their noise behind. Paul Lambert, Dale Lobsien, Charley Lumbard, and Tom Malay 1 cave with their vast know- ledge they have accumulated. Jim Morin, Pete Millinazzo, Charlie Morrison, and Tom McCoy leave their attempts to have a smoke to anyone who would be crazy enough to try. Liz Marr and Henriette Duhamel leave the Betty Crocker Award to Miss Hamblet, for aid- ing in the development of the future homemakers. Diane Dube, Carol Dunn, and Priscilla Fierley leave their charm. Gloria Cloutier, Elaine Laflamme, and Julie Beaudoin give up gladly their curlers «nd scissors. Joyce Andy” Fortier leaves her shape to any deserving soul. Aline Millette, Lorraine Gregoire, and Diane Desjardines leave Miss Liston happily. We all leave Mr. Collins and Miss Connors with just one loud THANKS . ISajkf ' Pcctuxe fill I ‘Sa cf T cctuiea SoHf Tune of: “If I Give My Heart To You” Lester Waterhouse - 1 - When we leave these two great schools, We will know the golden rules, And we’ll always think with faithfulness, Of the Teachers at the school. - 2 - As we go uur seperate ways, We’ll remember happy days. With the hope that they’ll inspire in us; Goals that will be glorious. - 3 - And now we leave, So sad and alone. Each sigh, each tear is shown. We wish we could be together once more. - 4 - Now the time to leave is here, As we finish up the year. We will always remain true to you, Lowell Trade High School. Ode Tune of: “Have You Ever Been Lonely?” Janet DeLuca - 1 - Farewell to Lowell Trade School, We bid you adieu ; We will always remember the gold and blue. The place where we learned the golden rules, - 2 - Our hearts reveal. Just the way we feel, To all of the Teachers fond thanks we give you, For lessons you taught us, so fine and true. Oh ! How we’ll recall the time that we have spent in school Beginning September, And ending in June. Left to right varsity, bottom row: Carl Eric son, Ray Robitaille, Ronald Sheehan, John Pelletier, second row: Ed Sudol - coach, Boh Taylor, Mike McCoy, George Pappas, Ro- bert Espinola. Vic Bretton. James Martin, Ed Lynch - coach. The team came in 2nd place for the year with an 8-4 record for league competition and an 8-11 record for all games played. The boys got a bad start but didn ' t lose their spirit, for they won the last 8 out of 9 games they played. Due to their fine spirit, at the end of the season there were more fans, and more spirit spread throughout the school. Some even rubbed off on to the teachers, for at the end of the season the teachers faced the varsity team. It was a screaming victory for the teachers. The score was 26 for the varsity team and 11 for the teachers. Although they didn’t walk away with the game, they walked away with the laughs. That’s what I call spirit ! Jr. Varsity, bottom row: Bruce Wilen, Walter Laflame, Tom Kejinon, Donald Dubois, Brian Britton, second row: Joe ail - coach, David Tibbetts. Albert Leduc. David Grant, James Lachance, Robert McOsker. Front Row - left to right: Perry Gerrakines, Louis Christides. John Contakos, Raymond Robitaille, Robert McOsker, Richard Freitas, Henry Lizotte, James Dinsmore. David Tibbetts. Back Row : Batboy, Robert Janco, Daniel Guthrie, Paul Malone, Russell Adams, Charles Powers, Fran- cis Powers. William Gower, Michael McCoy. Qu lef 5 Y Basbf-u( Dear L. T. H. S. Underclassmen: Just a little note to tell you about our four years at L.T.H.S. It was not all play, but quite a bit of work. We started out in High School just as green as you were, but look how we turned out. You can do the same too, if you’ll follow in our footsteps. As we stepped on to the prison grounds, we were suddenly faced with a large group of upperclassmen who gently smeared us with shoe polish of all colors and odors. We all survived our first year and went back as Sophomores. We lost Leo Cam- brav, Jim Clark, Jim Labranche, Joe Cabana and A1 Bevins. We also lost Mr. Collins for six months. Our substitute was Mr. Leahy, who finished out the year. Mr. Gacek was teaching Math, then he left Math class to teach Science. Mr. Sarmento took over our Math class and nearly everyone got “A that marking period. Then Uncle Sam took him away. A permanent teacher was then assigned to our cell. Of course, you all know it was Mr. Walsh. Finally we were JUNIORS and became upperclassmen. This was the year we elected Mr. Collins as our class advisor and we also ordered our class rings. For the first time we had class officers. Joe Vail was elected president ; Richard Noval, secre- tary; Paul Bergeron, vice-president and Louie Courtemache elected treasurer. Everyone remembers the turkey raffle and Boston Ballroom. After slaving throughout that year we became the best known inmates, “the SEN- IORS , being watched upon by the warden. Mr. C. P. Cordon. Our senior class picked up where every other class had left off. Memories such as the “Senior Prom were made possible by our advisor, Mr. Collins. Everything we did was a success. The class gift, a sign, a beautiful sign, a gorgeous sign, was present- ed to the school in the middle of our Senior year. At last! The biggest of all, our PROM. Everyone enjoyed themselves at the graduation party. Last of all, came gradu- ation, the biggest the school ever had. On June 21, 1960 we were granted our diplo- mas which we so nobly earned. Looking back we realize now that it was not a prison, but a heaven full of devils. Richard Neault 21289669 SENIOR GIRL OFFICERS — Janet Deluca, -Treasurer; Beverly Beaumont - Vice-Pre- sident; Miss Connors - Class Advisor; Janet Lameroux - President ; Henriette Duhamel - Secretary. SENIOR BOY OFFICERS — Marlin Storch - President; Richard Noval - Secretary; Ron- ald Sheehan - Treasurer; Omer Beland - Vice President; Mr. Collins - Class Advisor. CLASS OF 1961 CLASS OF 1963 What is it? Evelyn Blanchette, Nancy Bourgeois, Bonnie Averill, Barbar Plante, Vivian Brisette. The Brains of the Girls School Prom Dress coming up Where is Miss Hamblett? T. A. P. Representatives, Sheehan, Joyce Fortier. The Award for most ads Ronald Our Pride and Joy Good Government Day Representa- tives, Theresa Marion, Omer Beland Library Day Representatives: Front: Deborah Rodger , Betty Brooks, Elizabeth Marr and Aline Millette. Rear: George Prive, Robert Watson, Martin Storch. i Metro - Goldwvn - Mayer Vail! Wake up! Gateway to Knowledge Who dat in dere? Say “Ahhh” I I He knows all High single for the week And we made it too. Future Einsteins A Yearbook M ' IT rm Jim i f If Wj- la 7 f mi j§ ? • r k Vi : }%:¥ ' i t ; • l 1 1 K 5 is horn ains SENIOR HAIRDRESSERS Senear mi Sta Front: Beverly Beaumont, Doris Isa- belle, George Ralls, Janet Lamoureux. Richard Neault, Lillian Tanguay, Betty Brooks. Rear: George Prive, Richard Lafor- tune, Ronald Sheehan, Theresa Ma- rion, Charles Lombard, Roger Four- nier. Richard Noval. O iccex Back : Doris Sigman, Sec., Bonnie Averill, Treas., and Bernadette Cor- reira, Vice Pres. Front: Mrs. Sally Regan, Faculty Adv., Irma Dimodana. Pres. (fcutayx O ccce u David Collins. Sec.. John Caulfield. Vice Pres., William Houde, Treas., Mr. Alherghene, Class Adv., Alfred Perry, Pres. Our P zfo(M Miss Patricia Lynch Alice M. Lenno. Mr. and Mrs. Andre Marion Mr. and Mrs. James Katsirebas Marion F. Connors Mr. and Mrs. Victor Marion Bud Jennings Agnes L. Liston Mr. and Mrs. Leandre M. Marion Raymond M. Walsh Dorothy V. Lafionatis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Michaud Erving E. Twarog Lillian E. Chisholm Mr. and Mrs. Lester F. Rodger Robert C. Hayes Pauline L. Ricard Seward L. Nielsen Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brox M. Elizabeth Hamblet Mr. Arthur Poitras Mr. Robert Derbyshire Sally P. Regan Mr. James Shannon Mr. Herbert Derbyshire Miss Kathleen G. Delaney Mr. Lois A. Sarre Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Sudol Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCoy Grace P. Wilson Palmer A. Lacoss, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Lyddy Loretta V. Robedaux Joseph W. Renaud Mr. Lester Waterhouse Mr. Ray Hurley Mr. and Mrs. George Noval Robert Noyes A Friend Mr. Louis Mullin Mrs. M. Walsh Jerry Melle Mrs. Carol Brooks Gail Ann Hall Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Gacek Mr. and Mrs. James Shadan Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Lamoureux Mrs. Henry DeLuca Dr. Ha rrington Mr. and Mrs. James Mulligan Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lenzi Ethel Krawczyk Alex A. Vervaert Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nowak Mr. William J. Coll ins Julie Samowski Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kelleher Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Malone Mr. and Mrs. H. Edward Poremba Mr. and Mrs. Every Armstrong Walter F. Foye Gerard P. Branchaud Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sigman Mr. Edward P. Pepin 59 Mr. Joe Barahoe Mrs. Alida Laflamme Mrs. Sylvia A. Leboeuf Mr. and Mrs. Edward Laflamme Miss Dorothy Sigman Mr. Louis E. Tremblay Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lebrecque Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Charest Mr. and Mrs. Andre Beaudette Mr. and Mrs. L. Degasperis Chuck - Spa Grace E. Fay Mr. and Mrs. Armand Trudel Mr. and Mrs. Winfield W. Ricker, Jr. Mr. Albert Greska Carol Wojcik Mr. and M rs. Peter Soyden James Knight Ed Storeman Mr. Normand Lafortune 57 Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Rames Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Reid Mr. and Mrs. William Watson James Reid 59 Ernest Brown, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bouchard Mr. and Mrs. Winston Beugeson Mr. and Mrs. George Dumont Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lamoureux Miss Jeanne L. Demers Ens. Paul A. Coutre Mr. Robert Demers 60 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gendron Mr. and Mrs. Willie J. Demers Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Demers Mary J. Kennedy Herbert Rindler Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Courtemarche Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Lambert Miss Evangeline Chaput Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Larose Mrs. Cecile Maille Norman Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Cloutier Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Carty, Jr. Mrs. Rita Guy Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Bellefeuille Mr. and Mrs. Richard Allen Mr. and Mrs. Roland Demers Mr. and Mrs. Roland Frechette Rachel Frechette Mr. and Mrs. Emile Wesson Irene Frechette Claudette Moreau Mr. and Mrs. George O. Gosselin Mr. George Sullivan, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Armand Lacerte Mrs. Mena Pitts Mr. Elezear Masse Albert Lemire Mrs. Provenche Mrs. Doris Dufour Carol Provencher Mrs. Rita Malenfant Doris Bergeron M. Moushegien Anita Gosselin Mrs. Walter Jusczak Robert Jusczak Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kaplan Paul M. Beaulieu Mr. and Mrs. William Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lavoie Mrs. Alice Prive Mrs. Alma Rondeau Mr. and Mrs. Armand V. Moreau Theresa Hayes Ralph G. Somes William C. Conroy Mary W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Moses C. Wilson F rank S. Breen Mark Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hebert Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jacob Mr. and Mrs. Paul Desjardins Mr. and Mrs. Laval Desjardins Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rice Mr. and Mrs. Donat Morin Mr. and Mrs. Edward Courtois Mr. and Mrs. Henry Constantineau Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Gelineau Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gelineau Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Dorval Stodard s Bakery, Inc. Mrs. Francis J. Dunleavy Haley s Variety Store Mrs. James Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Fournier Robert E. Descheneaux Edward Deschenes Emile Maille Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kierstead Mrs. Ernest Rondeau Thomas Flynn Ruth G. Fuller Renny Bouchard Clifton H. Cilley Gladys E. Knight Nancy D. Cyr Leon E. Day, Jr. Thomas P. Casey Marion A. Schmidt Paul E. Watts Theresa E. Martin Richard C. Luther Roxy Dress Shop Sandra Padios Lawrence G. Willson Edwin H. Putman Jerry Desrosiers Mr. and Mis. Gerald Ralls Regis J ussaume Normand Jussaume 60 Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Jussaume Mrs. Annie LaBelle Mr. Raymond J. LeBelle Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. LaBelle Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Modeski Mr. and Mrs. George Ralls Mr. and Mrs. John J. Faria, Sr. Adrian J. Faria 60 Miss Nancy Pollard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rogers Mr. and Mrs. John E. Linnehan Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Clearmont Mrs. Arthur Turcotte Mr. and Mrs. Omer B reault Mr. and Mrs. Armand Pageot Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Squeglia Mr. and Mrs. Germain J. Morin Mr. Rich ard J ohnson Mr. and Mrs. Harry B D unsfc rd, J r. Mr. and Mrs. Charles p. Conlon Mr. and Mrs. James B. . M oloney Mr. and Mrs. Wilfiam H; arvie Mr. and Mrs. Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Lisien Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. William G. Alberghene Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kourkoulakos OMER’S CAFE CHARLES STREET LOWELL. MASS. EXCELLENT CUISINE MASON’S VARIETY STORE 45 7 MOODY ST. LOWELL, MASS THE DOT Y SHOPPE 158 AIKEN ST. LOWELL. MASS. GRAHAM’S AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE 120 PERKINS ST LOWELL. MASS GL 7-7183 DELMAR GARAGE DELMAR ROAD DRACUT, MASS. GL 3-5581 TIRO’S TORPEDOES 1 337 LAKEVIEW AVE. DRACUT. MASS CROSBY JEWELERS 399 ESSEX ST. LAWRENCE. MASS. GORDON’S MARKET 3 70 BRIDGE ST. LOWELL, MASS. MERA BOWLAWAY 71 CENTRAL ST LOWELL, MASS. FOSTER RADIO 505 BRIDGE ST LOWELL. MASS GL 2-5906 CADET CLEANERS DYERS, INC. 461 MOODY ST. LOWELL, MASS. MARY JANET ALTERATIONS DRESS MAKING 415 BROADWAY LOWELL, MASS GL 4-8703 SAVARD T. V. CENTER 20 MONARCH ST LOWELL. MASS. GL 3 4605 OUELLETTE’S CLEANERS 3 1 1 WEST SIXTH ST LOWELL, MASS. GL 2-5242 CONNIE’S GIFT SHOP 46 WEST MEADOW ROAD LOWELL MASS. GL 3-264 1 BERGERON’S VARIETY STORE DRACUT. MASS CL 2 8280 FRANK IRENE THIBODEAU CANNEY’S DARIES 466 NASHUA RD DRACUT. MASS MALLIAROS CO., INC. 504 MERRIM CK ST. LOWELL. MAS.v GL 7-724 1 LOUISE’S VARIETY 691 MIDDLESEX ST LOWELL, MASS RAY’S AUTO PARTS MARSH RD. PELHAM. N. H ME 5-2464 A FRIEND BLANCHARD’S MARKET 1015 LAKEVIEW AVE DRACUT. MASS. GL 7 7889 STRAMONDO’S PIZZA MEAT PIES 86 BRIDGE ST. LOWELL. MASS GL 2-5092 VANDERVEN AUTO PARTS 20 WILLIAMS ST. LOWELL. MASS. AMADON’S STORE 770 STEVENS ST LOWELL. MASS GL 2-573 1 HENRICK F. JOHNSON 9 CENTRAL ST. LOWELL, MASS. TINY’S SNACKBAR 3 7 JOHN ST. LOWELL. MASS. MERRIMACK SHOE STORE 462 MERRIMACK ST. LOWELL, MASS. MARTIN CLOTHES 100-102 CENTRAL ST. LOWELL, MASS. JOHN’S MARKET 4 7 LAKEVIEW AVE. LOWELL MARTIN’S VARIETY 207 TEXTILE AVE. LOWELL, MASS. COTE ' S SHOE STORE t AIKEN AVE. LOWELL, MASS SHOE REPAIRING SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY MR. LINDSAY SHOE REPAIR SERVICE 273 CHELMSFORD STREET MERRIMACK VENETIAN BLIND CO. ROSE A LECLAIR. Prop 469 MERRIMACK ST. LOWELL, MASS. TEL. CL 2-2119 TERRY’S VARIETY 8 1 READ ST. LOWELL. MASS. 1001 ITEMS CORNER DINER 16 AIKEN AVE. LOWELL. MASS. OPEN DAILY 5:30 A M. TO II P.M. R. H. JOHNSON SUNOCO SERVICE 3 76-380 GORHAM ST LOWELL, MASS. CL 2-8430 LA TOUCHE BEAUTY SALON 72 FIFTH AVE. LOWELL TEL. GL 4-0043 FOR THE BEST IN FOOD AND SERVICE FORESTER THE FLORIST, INC. 503 HIGH ST MEDFORD, MASS. HUnter 3-1687 TSONGAS CLEANERS CARR’S DRUG STORE 485 BRIDGE ST LOWELL. MASS. GL 5-5511 SYKES THE FLORIST 1286 LAWRENCE ST. GL 44121 ROTH STUDIOS 46 16 SLAUSON STREET MAYWOOD, CALIF. CUSTOM NERF BARS JOHN E. MacDONALD Auto Insurance BRIDGE STREET ALBERT’S BEAUTY SALON 7 79 MERRIMACK ST. LOWELL. MASS. ALBERT J. BOLDUC GL 2-302 1 CONTRIBUTING TO THE NEW ART OF LIVING KENNETH A. COOKE, M.D. FREDERICK J. JAMROS FINE WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIR VINAL SQ. NO CHELMSFORD, MASS. FRIENDLY CORNER JERRY’S VARIETY REGAL STATIONERY COMPANY 27 PALMER ST LOWELL, MASS. GL 4 1411 MRS. MARGARET MORRISON PRESIDENT AUX. 26 ARMY NAVY UNION LOWELL, MASS. GEORGE OF LOWELL COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER HAVE CAMERA — WILL TRAVEL GL 3-3 796 GENERAL CLEANING AND DYING CO. 405 LAWRENCE ST. LOWELL. MASS. GL 4-003 5 FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY JOSEPH J. FOLEY JEWELER 1 1 5 CENTRAL ST. LOWELL, MASS. THE MODERN CLEANERS AND TAILORS 4 PINE STREET CUPPLES SQUARE GL 2-1691 SILVER LAKE BAKERY 2493 MAIN STREET TEWKSBURY, MASS. ADAM’S BARBER SHOP 421 BRIDGE ST. LOWELL, MASS. CASELLE’S BARBER SHOP 52 WAMESIT ST. LOWELL, MASS. CORNER OF LAWRENCE ST. DOC’S LUNCH 107 GORHAM STREET “First in Quality and Service” WM. R. KIERNAN, PHARM. D. PHARMACIST 622 BROADWAY COR. SCHOOL ST. LOWELL. MASS. BEST WISHES THE JUNIOR CLASS AUSTIN ' S BARBER SHOP 3 14 WESTFORD ST. LOWELL, MASS COMPLIMENTS OF REP. and MRS. LAWRENCE P. SMITH WALTER’S HOMEMADE CANDY STORE 2 32 AIKEN STREET COMPLIMENTS OF . . . TONI ' S SANDWICH SHOP EMILF’S BARBER SHOP 380 BRIDGE STREET LOWELL Lowell ' s Original Sandwich Shop 75 MOODY ST. LOWELL BOB’S WELDING IRON WORKS MANUFACTURER OF ORNAMENTAL IRON RAILINGS WOODLAWN ST. TYNGSBORO. MASS G. C. PRINCE SON, INC. Stationery — Fountain Pens — Gifts Office Suppi ies 108 Merrimack Street Lowel! CHARLES A. BYKE CONGRATULATIONS FROM JEWELER WELCH’S GRILL’S FRIED SEA FOODS 101 CENTRAL ST. LOWELL 183 WOBURN ST GL 3-3 516 COMPLIMENTS OF SENIOR CLASS TREASURER ROSEMONT BEAUTY SALON SPECIALISTS - HAIR COLORING TINTING ANITA LACHAPELLE ED’S BARBER SHOP 321 BRIDGE STREET LOWELL. MASS. SEE BENNY’S NOVELTY SHOP 399 MOODY STREET MR. JOHN F. MORRISON PAST COMMANDER CARRISON 21 ARMY NAVY UNION LOWELL. MASS. CORAL CORNER MARKET FANCY MEATS 289 WESTFORD ST. CORAL CORNER DIAL 8-6531 LEON’S GARAGE 405 MOODY STREET HENRY POIRIER INC. “Everything For The Home” 636-646 MERRIMACK ST. LOWELL, MASS. BEVERLY BEAUTY SALON 36 CENTRAL ST. LOWELL. MASS GL 8-8681 RUSSEL’S MEN S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING LOWELL, MASS. GL 4-7311 DIAL GL 2-6172 PRESCOTT ST. REBUILDING HATS CLEANED SHOES SHINED LOWELL BAZAAR COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT LOWEST RATES 422 MERRIMACK ST. LOWELL, MASS. REX WINE CO., INC PAWTUCKETVILLE S ONLY LIQUOR PACKAGE STORE GL 8-8981 LOWELL. MASS. COMPLIMENTS OF SENIOR CLASS VICE PRESIDENT RIVERSIDE VARIETY 69 EUGENE ST. OPEN DAILY 7 A M. TO 10 P.M. WATCH REPAIR SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND LOWELL MEDICAL INSTRUMENT CONRAD PRESS TEL. GL 8-8633 Tho,. G. Kelait o. COMMERCIAL PRINTERS 24 7 MARKET ST. LOWELL 53 7 LAKEVIEW AVE. LOWELL COMPLIMENTS OF SENIOR CLASS SECRETARY COMPLIMENTS OF SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT CLAIRE HAT SHOP 1 1 2 MIDDLE ST. LOWELL, MASS. ALLEN “CHICK” WILSON WHOLESALE FLORIST 23 PINE ST. TEWKSBURY ANNUALS - GERANIUMS - POTTED PLANTS UPTOWN MARKET 275 MAMMOTH ROAD CHIPPY’S AUTO REPAIR INC. CHAPPY’S AUTO REPAIR, INC. General Auto Repairs Bumper to Bumper 47 Aiken Ave. GL 3-2860 JOHN E. O ' BRIEN S PHARMACY LONG -MAR CREMI STUDIO 20 PINE WOLD AVE. TEWKSBURY OPTIMUM MEDICINES 241 CENTRAL ST. LOWELL SUPPLIES - FIRING - GREEWARE ROBERT LEWIS FOODS QUALITY FOODS WITH GENUINE FRIENDLINESS 25 MERRIMACK ST LOWELL. MASS. MOBIL RAY’S STATE LINE SERVICE STATION MAMMOTH ROAD PELHAM. N. H. ME 5-9306 HURBERT F. MARTYN JEWELER FINE WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING FAIRBURN BUILDING LOWELL. MASS. GL 3-7492 KENNEY FLOWERS 187 CENTRAL STREET LOWELL. MASS. GL 6 8076 WOOLWORTHS HEADQUARTERS FOR YOUR SCHOOL NEEDS LOWELL TEXTILE REMNANT SHOP 200 MARKET STREET LOWELL. MASS. DIAMONDS — WATCHES — GIFTS MEET YOU AT SWEETLAND SWEETLAND GARDEN 682 MERRIMACK ST. LOWELL. MASS. GL 2-8039 FLANAGAN PHARMACY PAUL E. BERNARD, Reg. Ph. 55 7 CENTRAL ST LOWELL. MASS. COMPLIMENTS OF . . . DR. COSTAS S. KOKINOS DENTIST 4 4 LEE STREET LOWELL, MASS. GL 2- 8822 R. E. COX COAL OIL CO. 292 PLAIN ST LOWELL, MASS. COMPLETE OIL HEATING SERVICE T. C. LEE INSURANCE AGENCY INC. ROOM 222 FAIRBURN BLDG. 10 KEARNEY SQUARE LOWELL, MASS. COMPLIMENTS OF SALLY’S BEAUTY SALON TIGHE’S HARDWARE LEO F. TIGHE, Prop 930 GORHAM ST. LOWELL, MASS. GL 4-7962 JACKIE’S LUNCH 50 PALMER ST LOWELL. MASS. “BEST COFFEE ON PALMER STREET ' COMPLIMENTS OF . . . ARMORY SERVICE CLEAN USED CARS OPP. STATE ARMORY 49 WESTFORD ST. DAIRY FARMS GOOD FOOD IS GOOD HEALTH ' FRUENS 4 62 BRIDGE STREET FRUITS AND VEGETABLES GL 2-8485 COMPLIMENTS OF . LAKEVIEW PKG. STORE, INC. 49 STEWART ST DRACUT, MASS. GL 2-9470 PLUNKETT’S DRUG STORES JOHN T PLUNKETT, R - K Ph 401 BRIDGE ST 2021 LAKEVIEW. AVF. LOWELL, MASS. COLLINSVILLE. MASS. GL 2 5711 GL 2-2767 COMPLIMENTS OF . . . MARKUS MOTOR SERVICE INC. GRONDINE’S ESSO SERVICE STATION GAS — BATTERIES — OIL 500 NASHUA RD DRACUT, MASS. CHARM COTTAGE BEAUTY SALON COR. NASHUA ROAD AND STUART STREET DRACUT. MASS. THERESA BOURGEOIS KORNER KITCHEN 185 WESTFORD ST GL 8-003 1 394 BRIDGE STREET GL 3 9955 2008 LAKEVIEW AVE GL 2-4543 FINE FOOD TO TAKE OUT PARAMOUNT LOUNGE, INC. 40 VINAL SQ. NO. CHELMSFORD AL 1-3521 PRIVATE BANQUET ROOM LALLAS MOTORS 1401 MIDDLESEX ST. LOWELL, MASS. GUARANTEED CARS — SERVICE ARTHUR’S RESTAURANT 325 BRIDGE STREET LOWELL, MASS OPEN DAILY 6 TO 1 1 P.M. ENO PRINTING CO. COMMERCIAL PRINTING CAMILLE J. ENO. Prop. 3 1 RACE STREET LOWELL. MASS. GL 2-0252 BLACKIES GULF SERVICE AL MORIN, Prop. 1089 LAWRENCE ST. GL 2-807 1 BATTERIES - TIRES TUBES MULDOON BROTHERS GASOLINE AND MOTOR OIL 498 BROADWAY STREET WEED AND GORHAM STREETS LOWELL. MASS. LET ' S GE.T AQUAINTED . . . FOR SPRING THE TAYLOR SHOP LAWRENCE, MASS. DR. GEORGE V. GIANIS OPTOMETRIST 56 PALMER ST. LOWELL, MASS. GRO-LEX INC. GROTON, MASS METAL FABRICATORS OF ALUMINUM, STAINLESS STEEL BRASS AND CARBON STEEL 0. G. ROBEY ENGRAVER WATCHMAKER JEWELER ROOM 40 1 HILDRETH BLDC. LOWELL, MASS. Tel. Office GL 2-2411 Residence 3-9915 COMPLIMENTS OF . . MacLELLAN OIL CO. TEWKSBURY. MASS COMPLIMENTS OF DEMOULAS MARKETS COMPLIMENTS OF LAMBERT’S MARKET COMPLIMENTS OF . . CHARLES TSOUPRAKAKIS NEW FORDS — FALCONS — USED CARS LOWELL MOTOR SALES. INC. 135 MIDDLESEX STREET LOWELL. MASS. SCOTT JEWELRY CO. 60 MERRIMACK ST. LOWELL. MASS PRINCETON MARKET JOHN STEFAN SON QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES VJNAL SQUARE NO. CHELMSFORD, MASS. ALpine 1-33 3 1 LEON F. HURD, INC. CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS AYER, MASS. F. E. BAILEY CO.. INC. Prescription Specialists TEL. GL. 3-8262 M2li! 79 MERRIMACK ST. LOWELL WILFRID A. TURGEON 43 COLBURN AVE DRACUT. MASS. COMPLIMENTS JACOPPI’S - ITALIAN RESTAURANT ROUTE 3 TYNGSBORO. MASS FRED H. ROURKE CO. PETER GOYETTE LESTER WATERHOUSE 164 COLBURN ST 34 DrLARD ST. OIL — COAL — COKE 276 CENTRAL STREET LOWELL TEL. AL 1-3455 COMPLIMENTS OF SMITH MOTORS OF LOWELL, INC. CHARLES MORRISON 590 MIDDLESEX ST LOWELL. MASS. Sales RAMBLER Service WINDOW and PAINT WASHING WILLIS DRIVE NO. CHELMSFORD, MASS. BITTII � OO0 FO� IfTTtt HVINC MDntbose 3-8250 @ , ED’S Autd Sales N DON ELANS ' ' . ' ' I [t i ' 4| tour 2AUTTUTOK MAIL 626 BOSTON ROAD BILLERICA, MASS. CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF I960 DANNY MILLS . . . finest in men ' s and boys ' clothes 157-161 CENTRAL STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS GLenview 3-2814 COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO OF LOWELL GIL WYNER CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. 12 NEWLAND STREET MALDEN, MASS. CONDREY’S TEWKSBURY PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS STEPHEN A. CONDREY, Registered Pharm. DIAL UL 1-234 1 or UL 1-93 14 — TEWKSBURY, 1079 MAIN ST. McDonough funeral home 14 HIGHLAND STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS PRINCETON INN 760 NASHUA ROAD DRACUT, MASS. BANQUETS FINE FOODS WEDDINGS PRINCETON LOUNGE 147 PRINCETON STREET NORTH CHELMSFORD BOSTON AUTO SUPPLY DISTRIBUTORS MOTOR PARTS — GARAGE EQUIPMENT — DUNLOP TIRES EXIDE BATTERIES — QUAKER STATE OIL DUCO AND DELUX AUTO PAINT 18-34 FIRST STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS TEL. GL 5-5691 Body-Door Panel And Parts Complete Wheels Aligned Axles Straightened Motor-Rebuilt Mach ine Shop Service F rames Straightened W ' heels Straightened CADILLAC — OLDSMOBILL SAFETY TESTED USED CARS PEASE MOTOR COMPANY 614 MIDDLESEX STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS GL 5-5436 MANZI ELECTRICAL CORPORATION ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS AND ENGINEERS LAWRENCE, MASSACHUSETTS LAWRENCE MU 3-7183 BOSTON CA 7-3 794 L. A. TURGEON RANGE - FUEL OIL — POWER SALES AND SERVICE BURNERS 49 SPARKS STREET GL 8-8912 LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF -60 — BOWL-O-MATIC WAMESIT — DRIVE IN THEATRE — GO CART - SALE - SERVICE RTE. 38 MAIN STREET TEWKSBURY PIONEER SANDWICH SHOP 48 BRIDGE STREET TEL. GL 5-5055 SPECIALIZING IN TORPEDO SANDWICHES - SOUTHERN FRIED CLAMS OPEN 8 A.M. TIL 2 A.M. — SUNDAYS 12 P.M. TIL 2 A.M. LYNCH WALLPAPER PAINT CO. 228 SUFFOLK STREET LOWELL. MASSACHUSETTS GL 9-984 1 H. C. GIRARD CO. HARDWARE — PAINT — ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 618 MERRIMACK STREET LOWELL MAY ALL YOUR EFFORTS BRING YOU THE REWARD OF HAPPINESS EDITH NOURSE ROGERS Member of Congress COMPLIMENTS OF THE FAMILY DEPARTMENT STORE COM PLIMENTS OF RUDY’S DINER I 12 BRIDGE ST. 935 GORHAM ST. LOWELL, MASS. TELEPHONE GL 3-8084 ROCHETTE JEWELERY WATCHES — DIAMONDS — GIFTS GUARANTEED REPAIRING COMPLETE LINE OF GREETING CARDS 438 MERRIMACK STREET LOWELL. MASSACHUSETTS TEL. CL 2-0168 OF GL 3-6704 GEORGE E. NETTO CO. ALUMINUM COMBINATION WINDOWS STORM DOORS AND JALOUSIES CUSTOM BUILT ALL WORK DONE PERSONALLY TO INSURE PERFECT INSTALLATION ALUMINUM CLAPBOARDS - WINDOWS $15.95 AND UP INSTALLED 32 SPARKS STREET DRACUT, MASSACHUSETTS DRACUT CHAIN LINK FENCE CO. FENCING OUR SPECIALITY 80 OLD ROAD DRACUT. MASSACHUSETTS FREE ESTIMATES DIAL GL 2-3981 MERRY MAKERS ORCHESTRA “Making Merry Music Is Our Business GL 4-4 104 GL 4-0280 COMPLIMENTS FROM MAX LEVINE CO. IRON STEEL — SCRAP METAL 270 TANNER ST. LOWELL. MASS. JOSEPH F. SOUCY WIRE IRON WORKS DISTRIBUTOR AND ERECTOR OF CHAIN LINK FENCES 40-44 SPARKS ST. LOWELL, MASS. GL 2-4221 COMPLIMENTS OF CARLISLE SCREW MACHINE CO. LOWELL SPRING BED CO., INC. RICARD ' S, INC. JEWELER 157 LINCOLN STREET LOWELL Diamonds - Watches - Silverware Watch Jewelry Repairing 151 CENTRAL STREET. LOWELL PHIL MeGOWAN 173 CENTRAL ST. LOWELL, MASS. BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ' 60 OUR BEST ADS AREN ' T WRITTEN, THEY ' RE WORN DON’S LOWELL ' S GAYEST NIGHT SPOT BEST WISHES DON MARION, Prop. Phone GL 9-9169 LOWELL FRUIT COMPANY NABNASSET MOTOR SERVICE DYNA-VISION FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES DAILY I N-C-R-E-A-S-E-S MILEAGE GLenview 8-6885 ASK US ABOUT IT NOW J. M. P. BRENTWOOD ALLEYS, INC. Bowl The Modern Way — Automatically 102 GORHAM ST. LOWELL 1 A HARRY BASS ■ niexaiideiiA 1 [ Super markets J (St WALDIMER PONTIAC 650-676 Middlesex Streett LOWELL. MASS. CHEZ MAURICE BEAUTY SALON GL 3-7501 CONTROLLED PERMANENT WAVE SPECIALISTS 76 BRANCH ST. LOWELL. MASS. Phone GL 7-7671 TEXTILE SERVICE STATION LEO M. ALBERT. Prop. GENERAL REPAIRING PARTS TIRES BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES PETER A. MACHERAS OIL CO. HEATING CONTRACTORS TIDEWATER OIL PRODUCTS 291 DUTTON ST. LOWELL, MASS. GL 9-9707 - 2-85 15 - 8-8847 Frame Straightening — Wheel Alignment Body and Fender Work Painting VIEIRA MOTORS VINAL SQ. NO. CHELMSFORD, MASS. Tel. ALpine 1-3351 GENERAL REPAIRING — CARBURETOR STARTER «t GENERATOR MOBIL PRODUCTS DIAL GL 3-0172 H. E. LAURIN MACHINE CO. PRECISION MACHINE-TOOL DYE EXPERIMENTAL 1 7 BISHOP ST. LOWELL. MASS. L. S. LAURIN MR. MANNY BELLO CELEBRITY LOUNGE GL 2-8607 3 1 JOHN ST. GL 2-8207 LOWELL MASS SUNRISE SNACKERY LOCATED IN DEMOULAS SUPERMARKET 1200 BRIDGE ST. DRACUT SODA FOUNTAIN — SANDWICHES IVY BEAUTY SHOP 445 MOODY ST. LOWELL. MASS. PERMANENTS AND HAIR COLORING OUR SPECIALTY MEDICAL ARTS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY A. P. PAPULIS, Ph. C„ R. Ph. 32 CENTRAL STREET Phone GL 7-7895 GRANITE STATE POTATO CHIP W. CROFT Prop. 115 NO. BROADWAY SALEM DEPOT. N. H. TEL. TWinbrook 8-2171 THERRIAULT THE FLORIST DISTINCTIVE FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS SERVICE AND SATISFACTION Free Delivery to Lowell and Suburb Located Across From Raytheon 5 12 WOBURN ST. W TEWKSBUR3 CL 2-2677 WOOD-ABBOTT CO. Since 1872 Diamond Merchants Jewelers 175 MERRIMACK ST. LOWELL LENNIE’S ARMAND’S SERVICE STATION INC. 365 CHELMSFORD ST LOWELL, MASS GL 2-8470 COMPLIMENTS OF GERARD A. TREPANIER FERTILEDALE FARM GROTON, MASS. J. E. CURRY ENTERPRISES, INC. PLUMBING HEATING SUPPLIES 310 WESTFORD STREET TEL. GL 9-9551 — 4-7781 Compliments of THE LOWELL SCHOOL CUSTODIANS WOOD BROS. FLORISTS MR. MRS. ARTHUR WATSON 651 BRIDGE STREET LOWELL, MASS. FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERE COMPLIMENTS OF McLaughlin robinson LAW OFFICES HERBERT L McLAUGHLIN MAXWELL H. ROBINSON WILLIAM A KASILOWSKI DAVID J. FENTON SUN BLDG. LOWELL, MASS. SHANAHAN RADIO-TELEVISION SERVICE 489-491 WESTFORD ST. LOWELL, MASS. TEL GL 3-1556 SOUND SYSTEMS ELECTRONIC DEVI CES SURE TREAD TIRE CO. 156 CHELMSFORD STREET YOUR TIRE HEADQUARTERS IN LOWELL GUARANTEED RETREADS ERNIE WOESSNER MUSIC CENTER LOWELL’S LARGEST AND MOST MODERN MUSIC CENTER 173 EAST MERRIMACK STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS SALES AND SERVICE ON ALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS INSTRUCTIONS BY CERTIFIED TEACHERY ONLY GL 4 42 I I NORTH CHELMSFORD HARDWARE CO., Inc. VINAL SQUA RE NORTH CHELMS FORD, MASS. | Dial ALpine 1-3711 HENRY ACHIN INSURANCE FAY DRISCOLL INC. 5 76 HAVERHILL ST. LAWRENCE, MASS MU 3-3 131 90 AIKEN AVE, LOWELL STAR MOTORS CARS SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DIAL GL 3-8774 or 8-8647 LOWELL, MASS. COMPLIMENTS OF TANNER ST. WASTE PAPER CO DONALDSON’S GREETING CARDS DEVELOPING KODAKS — FOUNTAIN PENS PURITAN FLOORS 145 MOODY STREET GL 8-6828 A L TAXI GL 3-5661 PAWTUCKET ST. CASH MARKET 254 PAWTUCKET STREET LOWELL, MASS. CL 2-664 1 COURTESY OF . . . MERRIMACK ESSEX ELECTRIC CO. 29 MARKET STREET CONGRATULATIONS FROM . . . MR. WILLIAM COLLINS ADVISOR !