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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1962 volume:

oo LOWELL TRADE VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOLS JOSEPH DOWNES Mayor THOMAS L 0 CROWLEY CLEMENT Go McDONOUGH SCHOOL COMMITTEE HELEN DRONEY VICTOR A 0 PICARD VINCENT McCARTIN Super i ntendent KATHERINE MARTIN JOHN Jo WHITE CHARLES P 0 CONLON Di rector You are being graduated with an education that will stand you in good stead c The ways in which you use this education will hence- forth be your responsi bi 1 i ty c May you use it wisely and well and may each day of your lives bring credit upon yourselves and those who saw fit to endow you with such a gift c Charles P c Conlon D i rector The future holds promise to you, but you must achieve this pro- mise yourselfc Keep faith with what you have been taught and you will find the going easier � Good luck and success,, Kathleen G c Delaney ‘Girls ' Principal KATHLEEN G c DELANEY Girls ' Principal JOSEPH DOWNES Mayor THOMAS L„ CROWLEY CLEMENT G 0 McDONOUGH SCHOOL COMMITTEE HELEN DRONEY JOHN Jo WHITE (A! k ' --.M VICTOR A 0 PICARD VINCENT McCARTIN Super i ntendent KATHERINE MARTIN CHARLES Pc CONLON Director You are being graduated with an education that will stand you in good stead c The ways in which you use this education will hence- forth be your respons i bi 1 i ty 0 May you use it wisely and well and may each day of your lives bring credit upon yourselves and those who saw fit to endow you with such a gift c Charles P 0 Conlon Director The future holds promise to you, but you must achieve this pro- mise yourself „ Keep faith with what you have been taught and you will find the going easier o Good luck and success,, Kathleen G 0 Delaney ' Girls ' Principal KATHLEEN G e DELANEY Girls ' Principal FACULTY WILLIAM G 0 ALBERGHENE Machine Dept 0 Head HERBERT C Q DERBYSHIRE Automobile Depto WALTER F o FOYE Academic Depto Head ROBERT B 0 DERBYSHIRE Auto 0 Depto Head BOWERS FULLER Machine Depto MARION F 0 CONNORS Home-Nursi ng HARRY B 0 DUNSFORD P 0 Sr Do Depto Head WALTER F 0 GACEK Academics ALBERT C. BROX EleCo Depto Head ELIZABETH M 0 HAMBLETT Senior Foods WARREN Jo KENNEDY Carpentry Dept 0 ROBERT Co HAYES Electrical Rel 0 MICHAEL KOURKOULAKOS Machine Dept c RAYMOND Jo LAVOIE ALICE M a LENNON Carpentry Depto Academics MARY Jo KENNEDY Academics DOROTHY Vo LAF I ONATIS Dressmaki ng § HENRY LISIEN Draf t i ng JAMES B 0 MALONEY ARMAND V e MOREAU Electrical Dept 0 Upholstery Dept« Head PAULINE RICARD EDWARD SLATTERY Junior Foods Academics RAYMOND SULLIVAN Carpentry CHARLES TSOUPRAKAKIS Automobile Dept 0 SALLY M. REGAN Cosmetol ogy EDWARD J 0 SUDOL Automobile Depto ERVIN E 0 TWAROG Carpentry Dept Head CLASS OFFICERS Ronald Senior - President, Peggy Allen - Vice-President, Charlotte Valorose - Secretary, Paul Nadeau - Treasurer, Mr 0 Collins - Advisor CLASS ADVISORS MISS CHISHOLM Sewi ng MR o COLLINS Academi cs RONALD SENIOR 478 Riverside St, Dracut E lectr ici an 150 Boylston St 0 Lowe 1 1 Home Economics P R E S I D E N T V I c E P R E S I D E N T R-ed hair 0- ff to the Navy N-ever idle N-ever forget Mr, Hayes 1 - nte 1 1 i gent E-lectronic technician ACTIVITIES : A-nswers all problems N-amed by Ray G-reat for laughs E-expects to be a fashion designer L-oves to cha-cha ACTIVITIES : Senior Class President Junior Class President Shock C 1 ub Senior Vice-President Cheer leading Basketba 1 1 BOYS HONOR ROLL CHARLOTTE VALOROSE 19 Seventh Ave 0 Lowe 1 1 Cosmetol ogy PAUL NADEAU 260 Pawtucket St 0 Lowe 1 1 E lectr ici an C-hosen for Buzz H-as a beautiful ring A-lways goes to New Hampshi re R-eady to go into hair- dressi ng ACTIVITIES : Class Secretary P- leasant smi 1e 0-ff to work R-aces down the V 0 F 0 W C K-razy over cars Y-oung man with a future ACTIVITIES : Class Treasurer Shock Club THE SCHOLARS FRANCES ALBERT 15 Mission Place Lowel 1 Cosmetology F-riendly to everyone R-emembers Mrs. Regan A- real cute red head N-urse ' s Aide at Saint Joseph ' s Hospital I-ntends to open her own Beauty Shop ACTIVITIES : Advertising Committee JOHN ANDREWS 6 Wood St. Lowe 1 1 Machi ni st A-vid racing fan N-o dancer D-ish washer by trade Y-ou will never see him quiet ACTIVITIES Yearbook Committee Candy salesman LORRAINE BENOIT 54 Loon Hi 11 Rd 0 Dr acut Cosmetol ogy L-oves Dave 0- ne who plays drums R-eady for the future R-ea 1 1 y a good hai r dresser A- friend of Char 1 otte ' s 1- nterested in science study N-ew York is where she would like to go E-njoys eating pizza ACTIVITIES : Yearbook Committee 3rd prize winner in hair styling show I DAVID BERGERON Will owda 1 e Rd 0 T yngsboro Machi ni s t D-etermined worker A-nother Rockerfeller V-ery expensive taste E-veryone ' s friend ACTIVITIES : Prom Committee Christmas Party ALLAN BEVINS 26 Humphrey St. Lowe 1 1 Carpenter A-lways calm L-ikes girls a lot ACTI VI TIES : Woodpeckers Club Glee Club PRISCILLA BLANCHETTE 41 School St 0 Lowe 1 1 Home Economics P-opular girl and pretty R -ea 1 1 y hits the town on pay day I-nterested only in Norman S-pends most of her time at D 1 Youvi 1 1 e ACTIVITIES : Dance Committee GERARD BOUSQUET 12 Rockdale Ave 0 Lowe 1 1 Carpenter J- uni or class Vice- President E-nergetic, always on the ball R -ea 1 1 y will be a success R -eady , wi 1 1 i ng and able Y-oung lover ACTIVITIES : GERALDINE BRADY 207 Concord St 0 Lowe 1 1 Cosmetol ogy G-reat personality E-njoys being with Roger R-eady to graduate I-nterested in sci ence ACTIVITIES : Basketba 1 1 fan Glee Club RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN 38 Hastings St. Lowe 1 1 Carpenter P-erculator beat E-njoys girls P-opular with Betty -ann ACTIVITIES : School band Glee Club Dance Committee Junior class officer ( I PAULINE CHATEAUNEUF 26 Royal St 0 Lowe 1 1 Home Economics MURIEL COCKERLINE Littleton Rd c Wes tf ord Home Economics NOBERT COM TO IS 27 Humphrey St 0 Lowel 1 E lectr ici an D-ancing is her favorite hobby A-lways dreaming I-nterested in boys N-ever speaks in class much? T-ries to help everyone Y-earning to succeed ACTIVITIES : Cheer leader Advertising Committee M-any hopes for the future U-nse 1 f i sh R -ea 1 1 y 1 i kes Frank I-s very quiet somet i mes E-nj oys rol ler skat i ng L- i kes a 1 1 teachers N-ever know he is around 0-ften busy B-lue eyes B-e likely to succeed Y-earning to graduate ACTIVITIES : Advertising Committee YWCA ACTIVITIES : Candy sales RAYMOND COM TO IS 27 Humphrey St Q Lowe 1 1 Upholsterer GEORGE COOK 51 West Fifth St. Lowe 1 1 Electrician SHARRON CROWLEY 508 Wi 1 der S t . Lowel I Home Economics R-eally likes skiing A-lways rodding around Y-oung man with a future ACTIVITIES : Tack and hammer club Baseba 1 1 B-aby face A -mbit ion is to be an electrician K-eeps up in his studies E-xtra heavy R-el i able ACTIVITIES : Fuse blowers club Glee Club C-lowns around 0-bviously good humored 0- f course she likes to study? K-ey for a certain door 1- nterested in Fred E-asy going ACTIVITIES : Bowl i ng Advertising day WILLIAM DALY 111 S tevens St . Lowe 1 1 E 1 ectr i ci an ETHEL DECELLE 95 Austin St. Lowe 1 1 Home Economics DIANNE DESJARDINS 293 Woburn St. Lowe 1 1 Cosmetol ogy B ald headed I-nterested in sports L-oves chicken L-ikes to twist Y-oung devil E-njoys being good T-o become a housewife H-er color is blue E-njoys quiet boys L-oves to sew D-reams of Fred E-njoys Anatomy E-ats like a horse ACTI VITIES : ACTIVITIES : Shock club Glee Club ACTIVITIES: Christmas projects Glee Club Basketba 1 1 team Good Government Day JAMES DINSMORE JR. 246 Plain St. Lowe 1 1 E lectr ici an J-ob at Carol Shoe I-nterested in Lenore M-any good times in Mr. Hayes ' room ACTIVITIES : Fuse Blowers Club Baseba 11 2-3 BRUCE D0N0H0E 22 Crescent St. Lowe 1 1 Dr aft i ng B-ig car lover 0-n time to see the girls change class B-owling is his hobby 0-ne of the quiet clan ? ? ? 0-nly late once ACTIVITIES : Drafting Club DIANNE DUBE 147 Woburn St. Lowe 1 1 Cosmetology D-ying to become a hai rdresser I-nnocent bystander E-njoys studying ACTI VITIES : Candy Sales Manicure Committee DOREEN DUNKERLEY 45 Coburn St„ Lowe 1 1 Home Economics DAVID DUPONT 235 Pleasant St. Dracut Electrician YVETTE ENO 33 Race St a Lowe 1 1 Cosmetology D-ave is her steady E-njoys sports D-oesn ' t like home- work E-xpects to enter hai rdressi ng ACTIVITIES : Bowl i ng Glee Club D-islikes girls ??? A-mbi t i ous V-i gorous E-asy to get along with ACTIVITIES : Fuse Blowers Club Glee Club Mi 1 kman 2-3 E-ssay contest winner V-ictory won if she becomes a hair- dresser E-njoys talking to boys from Trade ACTIVITIES : School Act Prom Committee Ticket Committee ROGER FERREIRA 240 Mt 0 Hope St 0 Lowe 1 1 Drafting THERESE FERREIRA 34 Robinson St 0 Lowe 1 1 Cosmetology RICHARD FRECHETTE 171 East Meadow Rd 0 Lowe 1 1 Electrician Y-ou ' ll never catch him loafing 0- ne boy who stays out of trouble G-oes crazy at lunch 1- nsists on homework ACTIVITIES : Chairman Drafting C 1 ub Penci 1 Pusher C 1 ub T-rue to Doug E-njoys evenings out R-oams around with Ger i R-eady to graduate Y-ears to be remem- bered ACTIVITIES : 1st Prize at Style show D-rag anyone ????? I-nterested in girls and cars C-onsi dering Marines K-ind of OK ACTIVITIES : Yearbook Committee Shock Club LUCILLE GAI LLARDETZ 230 Cheever St 0 Lowe 1 1 Home Economics PETER GOLDEN 68 West Third St. Lowe 1 1 Machi ni st WILLIAM GOWER Broadway St Q Westf ord Carpenter L-ike to go to F 1 or i da U-seful as a baby- si tter C-razy about dancing Y-oung and available ACTIVITIES : Glee C lub Advertising Committee P-ris always on his mi nd E-nergy he hasn ' t T-o marry (He hopes) E-ntered school blind ACTIVITIES : Bolt Club Advertising Committee G-reat ba 1 1 p 1 ayer U-sually wide awake N-ose with Chico ACTIVITIES : Baseba 11 1 -2-3-4 Basketba 11 1 -2-3-4 Captain 4 JAMES GREELEY 93 Bel levue S t 0 Lowe 1 1 Carpenter J-ust can ' t lose weight U-nder nourished N-o better kid G-reat spe 1 ler L-oves work E-ntered school with his eyes closed RONALD GRIMARD 30 Jacques St. Lowe 1 1 Carpenter G-reat eater in science class R-eal fast dancer I-mportant in Mr. Twarog ' s room M-oney first - girls second GAIL GUILD 62 Main St„ Lowe 1 1 Home Economics G-oes wild over spaghetti I-nterested in boys N-ever gets in trouble ACTIVITIES : ACTIVITIES : Dance Committee Yearbook Committee ACTIVITIES : Woodpeckers Club Transportation Club Advertising Committee Ticket Committee Bowling MARIE JUSSAUME 44 Thi sse 1 1 Ave c Dracut Cosmetology J-ust loves DeMoulas 1 E-njoys being with Pick S-ure likes water ski i ng S-he loves chicken ACTIVITIES : Advertising Committee Stamp Club PHYLLIS KERIS 97 Jewett St. Lowe 1 1 Home Economics P-lans for hair- dress i ng H-appy a 1 1 the t i me I-n school always L- i kes Billy ACTIVITIES : Glee Club Bowl i ng DORIS LACOURSE 155 Sparks St. Lowe 1 1 Home Economics D-evours food 0-n duty at Liggetts R-un to him - thats her song Y-es, she is helpful ACTIVITIES : Yearbook Committee Bottle washer club DONALD LAFERRIERE 10 Bowers St, Lowe 1 1 Machi ni st D-ependable 0-n the ba 1 1 N-o time for women ACTIVITIES : Bowling Lifters Club V DOROTHY LAFLAMME 17 Manahan St. Lowe 1 1 Home Economics D-reams of summer 0-n the ball in sewing class T-ops in roller skating ACTIVITIES : Glee Club EDWARD LALLY 17 Shaffer St. Lowe 1 1 Painting T-alks and talks and ta 1 ks E-njoys sports D-ependable ACTIVITIES : Baseba 1 1 Brush and paint Club 1 DONALD LANDRY 57 Old Road Dracut Machi ni st LEO LANGLOIS 93 West Sixth St. Lowe 1 1 Drafting LORRAINE LAPAN 125 Stackpole St 0 Lowe 1 1 Home Economics D-oesn ' t say much 0-ne of the best N-ever to be doubted ACTIVITIES : Advertising Committee Baseba 1 1 L-ikes Gloria E-njoys fishing 0-n time for school ACTI VITIES : Drafting Club Penci 1 pushers L-oves to eat 0- rgan music is tops R-eal sport 1- nterested in Ron ACTIVITIES : Bowling Glee Club PAULINE LEDUC 70 Queen St Q Lowe 1 1 Home Economics P-als with Judy 0-n the beam L-ove letters to Dave L-ikes the thought of graduation Y-ou ' d think she was a model ACTIVITIES : Advert i si ng Club HENRY LIZOTTE JR 0 1 Park Ave 0 Tewksbur y Draf t i ng J-oking all the time 0-verwhe Imi ng ability to study E-ager for June ACTIVITIES : Drafting Club Baseba 1 1 PRISCILLA MARION 81 9 Merrimack St a Lowe 1 1 Cosmetology E-njoys dancing L-ikes only John V-er y wi 1 d about Elvis I-nterested in work S-inging is a habit ACTIVITIES : Glee Club I ELIZABETH MARR 81 Sarah Ave. Lowe 1 1 Cosmetology B-elongs to Norman E-njoys working T-iny hairdresser T-ries her best Y-earning to leave ACTIVITIES : School Act Ticket Committee PAULINE MARTIN 12 Orford St 0 Lowe 1 1 Home Economics P-refers Jimmy 0 - n time? L-oves to eat L-ikes make-up Y-ou ' re never speechless ACTIVITIES : Yearbook Committee Bowl i ng CHARLES MC COY 26 Wood St, Lowe 1 1 E lectr ici an C-razy over dancing H-ates Physics U-ses his head C-asual dresser K-eeps busy in shop ACTIVITIES : Baseba 111-2 Basketba 11 1-2 Shock Club JOHN MITCHELL 236 Plain Sto Lowe 1 1 Machi ni st M-any a happy day with June I-nterested in work T -ops C-andy salesman H-as plans ACTIVITIES : Advertising Committee Machine Club PAULINE MONTMINY 23 Sarah Ave„ Lowe 1 1 Home Economics P -a 1 s with Priscilla 0-n time L-etter writer L-ikes records Y-earns to graduate ACTIVITIES : Basketba 1 1 Danci ng WILLIAM OCIEPKA 89 Saratoga St 0 Lowe 1 1 Painting B-i 1 1 is a sign pai nter I-nte rested in cars L-ikes drag races L-oves to draw ACTIVITIES : Yearbook Committee Sign painter GEORGE PAPPAS 35 Smith St 0 Lowe 1 1 Automot i ve G-oes for Arlene R-uns around E-njoys dating E-ats like a horse K-ool kid ACTIVITIES : Yearbook Committee Prom Committee RONALD PARLEE Westford Rd 0 Tyngsboro Automot i ve R-aces too much 0-ot of town boy N-ever on time for science class ACTIVITIES : Hot Rod Club Chevy Club GAYLE PASCALL 46 Ware St 0 Lowe 1 1 Home Economics P-ersona 1 i ty E-njoys hairdressing A-lways talking C-an ' t forget Bob H-appy a 1 1 the t i me ACTIVITIES : Sewing Club Betty-jane Club WALTER PASCALL JR C 46 Ware St 0 Lowel 1 Machi ni st S-teak he enjoys K-ool kat I-nterested in work P-refers the southern states ACTIVITIES : Prom Committee Oilers of America GERARD PEPIN 768 Lakeview Ave. Lowe 1 1 Carpenter P-ossibly a carpenter E-njoys cars P-ersonality plus ACTIVITIES : Woodpeckers Club CYO HENRY PELLETIER 34 C 1 are S t „ Lowe 1 1 E 1 ectr i ci an H-ates chicken A- 1 ways on the ba 1 1 N-ever in trouble ?? K-eeps well shaven ?? ACTIVITIES : Lowell Underwater Club Shock C 1 ub i ' M JOHN PELLETIER Jewett St 0 Pepperel 1 Carpenter ROLAND PHINNEY 29 South Walker St. Lowe 1 1 Carpenter ELIZABETH PLANTE 71 Chapel St 0 Lowe 1 1 Home Economics L-ouise ' s pet O-wns a Chevy V-arsity ball player E-njoys accidents R-eal fast driver ACTIVITIES : Basketba 11 1 -2-3-4 Baseball 1 -2-3-4 D-arn nice kid 0 - n time U-nder pressure G - i r 1 s 1 ove h i m ACTIVITIES : Camera Club Advertising Committee B-ashful as can be E-njoys fried foods T-alks about hair- dressi ng T-iniest one in class Y-earns to grow ACTIVITIES : Bowling Glee Club JOAN PREBLE 10 Temple St Q Wi 1 mi ngton Home Economics J-umps when spoken to 0-nly the lonely A-nother day at Scotty 1 s N-ever sleeps in class ACTIVITIES : Advertising Committee Glee Club RAYMOND RIOUX Londonderry Rd 0 Derry, N 0 H o E 1 ectr ici an R-ea 1 1 y keen on Mary 0- ut of town boy W-orks in newstand 1- nterested in cars E-njoys outside jobs ACTIVITIES : Commuters Club Shock Club DENISE ROY 48 White St. Lowe 1 1 Home Economics D-ancing is a hobby E-njoys hit songs N-ever without friends I-nterested in her wor k S -ays she 1 1 1 marry E-xcited over Ritchie ACTIVITIES : Prom Committee Basketba 1 1 i RICHARD RUSSELL 233 Totman Rd c Lowe 1 1 Automot i ve ROGER SAMPSON 48 Elm St 0 Lowe 1 1 Draft! ng JOHN SCHNOER 23 A St„ Lowe 1 1 Carpenter D-i gs all girls I-n trouble always C-omes to school late K-een mind with cars AC TIVITIES : Grease Monkey 2-3-4 Advertising Committee S-uave and debonair A-mbi t i ous M-akes a good lawyer ACTIVITIES : Drafting Club Yearbook Committee J-ust too slow A-lways cool C-ommodore fan K-ind of likes older girls ACTIVITIES : Dance Committee Yearbook Committee ; 3 � LORNA SCOLPONETI 8 Thomas St, Bur 1 i ngton Home Economics L-oves to work 0-bedient of course L-ikes sports A - 1 ways full of fun ACTIVITIES : Bowl i ng Advertising Committee RAYMOND SHAY 66 D St 0 Lowe 1 1 Automot i ve I-nterested in cars R-ounds up more girls I-n the fun always S-ports cars are tops H-as what it takes ACTIVITIES : Trouble Shooting Contest 3 Yearbook Committee ' RICHARD SILVA 97 Willow S 1 0 Lowe 1 1 Uphol sterer D-oes work on cars I-nterested in Pat C-abana is her last name K-an spell perfectly ACTIVITIES : Tack and hammer Club Glee C lub CYO JANET SILVERIA 2 Ames Place Lowel 1 Home Economics JANET SOULARD Frost Rd. Tyngsboro Home Economics ROBERT ST 0 LAURENT 827 Nashua Rd c Dr acut Drafting J-ust nas eyes for Lenny A-qua is her favorite N-ever with Peggy ACTIVITIES : J-umping at hair- dress i ng A-dmires real music N-uts about Johnny E-njoys skating T -rustworthy B-ombs around in a hot Olds 0-f course he goes steady B -ui 1 di ng planes a hobby Bowling ACTIVITIES: Advertising Committee Glee Club ACTIVITIES : Drafting Club President DOROTHY STREET 1 83 Gorham S 1 0 Lowe 1 1 Cosmetol ogy D-oes what is right 0-n the ball T-akes it easy T-hinks of earrings Y-earns to get married ACTIVITIES : Dance Committee Advertising Committee PRISCILLA TALBOT 15 Marshall S 1 0 Lowe 1 1 Home Economics P-retty blue eyes R-emembers her teachers I-nterested in boys S -omeday she ' ll marry ACTIVITIES : Glee Club DAVID TIBBETTS 1 Campbe 11 Circle Tewksbury Machi ni s t T-ry to keep him down I-n trouble (never) B-ig way with women B-asketball his best S -por t sman ACTIVITIES : Baseba 11 1 -2-3-4 Basketba 11 1 -2-3-4 LOWELL TURNER 100 Hale St„ Lowe 1 1 Home Economics L-oves the dance 0-nly listens to Miss De 1 aney L-ikes California A-lways late for school ACTIVITIES : JOANNE VINAL 47 Hi 1 1 St 0 Tewksbury Cosmetology DIETER VOGELSANG Dunstable Rd c Tyngsboro Automot i ve J-oan is her pal V-ery keen on cars 0- rchid, her favorite 0-wns a hot rod color G-etting ready for Z-ips into her the Prom uni form 1- nterested in hair- ACTIVITIES: dressi ng E-njoys her work Hot Rod Club 3-4 Advert i si ng ACTIVITIES: Committee 3-4 Glee Club Basketba 1 1 Bowl i ng CLASS WILL We the class of 1962 of Lowell Trade High School, being of sound mind (?) do hereby bequeath our last will and testament. To the Juniors we leave our charm, mental abilityand the key to success. To the Sophomores we leave a bottle of vitamin pills to help take them through the next two years. To the Freshmen we leave an abundant supply of fluffy diapers, so that they can be happy and carefree, George Pappas and Bill Gower leave their dirty sneakers to any deserving student who dares to fill them, Richard Chamberlain leaves ,,,,,ha ha ha , Dieter Vogelsang and Ray Shay leave their greasy jeans to whom- ever gets their lockers next year. Chuck McCoy and Hank Pelletier leave their muscles to any Fresh- who doesn ' t think he will have the strength to graduate, jim Dinsmore, Jack Pelletier and John Andrews leave as quickly as possible. Paul Nadeau leaves all his female telephone numbers to anyone who will have more luck with them than he did, Walter Pascal 1, Dave Tibbetts and Don Laferriere leave their excuses to anyone who may need them, Richard Frechette leaves all the Senior girls to some hand- some junior. Roger Ferreira Henry Lizotte and Bruce Donohoe leave their pen- cils to anyone who would be foolish enough to take them. Bill Daly leaves his cool haircut to Big John, David Bergeron, Gerard Bousquet and Ray Comtois leave their pleasing personalities to anyone who will claim them. George Cook, Norbert Comtois and David Dupont abandon their tools for someone else to figure them out. Jim Greeley, Ron Grimaud and John Schnoer leave a rubber tool box to their department so that none of the tools will be damaged. Ray Rioux very sadly leaves his daily trip from three miles this side of nowhere. Gerard Pepin leaves still hungry, Richard Russell and Ronald Parlee leave as quietly as they came. Bill Ociepka and Ted La 1 1 y leave their paint stained jeans stand- ing at attention in the corner. Allen Bevins and Doug Phinney leave to find out about the cruel, cruel world. Leo Langlois, Bob St. Laurent and Roger Sampson leave their quiet ways to the new Draftsmen. Peter Golden, John Mitchell and Dick Silva leave in a hurry. Ronald Senior leaves his job of Class President ' to any one who can do as fine a job as he did 0 Frances Albert leaves to Dorothy Arcand one used hairdryer 0 Peggy Allen leaves to Estelle Beauchesne, her marvelous and kind disposition Q Lorraine Benoit wills to Pauline Beauroleil all bleach bottles not in use c Priscilla Blanchette leaves to Carol Bello all the Brillo pads in school o Geri Brady wills to Gloria Bisson any teacher of her choice. Pauline Chateauneuf leaves to Cecile Boi ssonneau 1 t all the happy hours spent in Home Economics 0 Muriel Cocker line wills to Pearl Bolduc the key to success, where- ever it may be 0 Sharron Crowley leaves to Susan Bordeleau the ability to bake a cake c Ethel Decelle wills to Gloria Cayer the best time of day (lunch- t i me ) o Dianne Desjardins leaves to Claire Chartier anything she wants. Dianne Dube leaves to Joline Cognac, one year of success 0 Doreen Dunkerley wills to Pauline Daumais the ability to graduate someday as she did. Betty Dunn leaves to Helen Rene a bottle of aspirins 0 Yvette Eno leaves to Rose Crawford the will to succeed at ?????? Therese Ferreira leaves to Lorraine Danis a one year supply of crying towel s c Lucille Gaillardetz leaves (as soon as possible). Gail Guild leaves without regret. Marie Jussaume leaves with a cheerful smile and a warning to the furious Juniors to stay with it and they someday will follow in her steps c Phyllis Keris wills to any undergraduate a day out of school with pay, with no questions asked. Doris Lacourse leaves with a thought in mind ? Dorothy Laflamme leaves a crate of terrific excuses to anyone who is in dire need of them. Lorraine Lapan leaves her shyness to any deserving Junior. Pauline Leduc leaves her BIG brother, but is not responsible for him. Priscilla Marion leaves whatever she forgot to take with her. Betty Marr is sorry to leave Mrs. Regan, but knows the further she puts off graduation the older she will be. Pauline Montminy leaves her wit to anyone who can match it. Pauline Martin leaves her sense of humor to Eleanor Foster. Joan Preble lea ves her 8:15 arrival to anyone else who comes from Wi 1 mi ngton . Gayle Pascal 1 leaves just as quietly as she came. Betty Planteleaves her sweetness to be remembered by all. Denise Roy leaves crying with the thought she may never see all her friends again . Lorna Scalponeti leaves her natural hair and her brother Paul. Janet Silveria leaves through the door twice as fast as when she came in Q Janet Soulard leaves as well-groomed as ever a Dorothy Street leaves all her knowledge of hairdressing to any deserving Junior 0 Priscilla Talbot leaves still talking about not hi ng. Lowell Turner leaves those walks to school with a certain person never to return again Q Charlotte Valorose leaves the hairdressing course to study a new course in New Hampshire (washing floors, walls and diapers). Joanne Vinal leaves her shattered nerves to any teacher who does not already have them. Signed and sealed this nineteenth day of June in the year of Our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred Sixty Two. LEO LANG LOIS ROGER SAMPSON DRAFTING CLUB OFFICERS Russell Jarek - Vice-President, Robert St. Laurent - President, Henry Beaulieu, Albert Lavoie - Sophomore Representatives, Normand Morin - Secretary-Treasurer. MOST ENERGETIC George Pappas Priscilla Marion MOST CHEERFUL Ray Rioux Frances Albert MOST AGREEABLE Gerard Bousquet Lorraine Benoit FRIENDLIEST Gerard Bousquet Yvette Eno BEST DRESSED Richard Frechette Gerri Brady ■ I MOST MUSICAL Dick Chamberlain Lowell Turner MOST BASHFUL Doug Phinney Elizabeth Plante WITTIEST Ronald Senior Pauline Martin MOST DEPENDABLE Dianne Desjardins Henry Pelletier George Pappas QUIETEST Doug Phinney Dianne Desjardins BEST DANCER Charles McCoy Denise Roy NOISIEST Richard Chamberlain Pauline Martin Charlotte Valorose MOST ORIGINAL Theresa Ferreira Bill Daly Bill Ociepka BEST GROOMED Henry Pelletier Priscilla Marion Jr ] I w mm MOST COURTEOUS Roger Sampson Dorothy Laflamme MOST Bill Gower ATHLETIC Lorna Scalponeti MOST ATTRACTIVE MOST CONGENIAL Ray Shay Gerri Brady Henry Pelletier Charlotte Valorose MR o AND MISS SENIOR John Pelletier Theresa Ferreira Gerard Bousquet PROPHECY iqi 1 This is the year 197?. It has been ten years since graduation night at Lowell Trade and Vocational High School. We will now look upon our school mates and see what they have accomplished. First of all we : 1 1 look into -Franny Alberts doings 0 She ' s married now and expecting her third chfld in May. Right next door to her lives her best f r i end -Pr i sci 1 1 a Marion. At the corner Gro- AC - 1 eciLfc ' Ch ' F ' L eery store, owned by Bette Dunn, we find Sharon Crowley and Janet Soulard doing their weekly shopping a There as a cashier we find Priscilla Talbot, still spreading the latest gossip to Pauline Mon- tminy and Elizabeth Plante By the way have you heard? Doris c Lacourse and Ethel Decelle have opened their Madamoi se 1 1 e dress shop 0 While Theresa Ferreira and Lorraine Benoit have opened their hairdressing salon in Gay Paree . l ) And to further our inquiries we find that Gerry Brady, or sho- uld we say Mrs c Roger Abbott, has a beautiful set of twins 0 As their governess we find M a r ie Jussaume c Charlotte Valorose continues her j ob as secretary in her hus- band ' s office Q One of Hollywood ' s top stars has been seen dating his ward- robe designer Peggy Allen. While still on the Hollywood scene, we see in theatre lights Pauline Martin, staring in Jimmy ' s Last Chance 0 The writers of this play are our own Pauline Chateauneuf and Muriel Cocker line 0 fasertA i Oee n £ I can ' t seen to get in touch with Diane Desjardins and Yvette Eno 0 Rumor has it they ' ve gone to Latin America to visit Diane Dube who is one of the missionaries there Q 0 eloteS Doreen Dunkerley has continued her job at the Lowell General Hospital where she has advanced to the position of head nurse 0 Janet Silveria is in charge of the diet kitchen there. P- ' ' £r -X On the political scene we find Lucille Gaillardetz who is the first woman governor of her state, and we see Gail Guild as acting mayor of a Mid-western city. Our girls have really been doing things, right? Now we shall take a rocket ride across outer space 0 There in space we visit Phyllis Keris who is heading for Jupiter,, That ' s where she and Dot Laflamme have opened a restaurant for spacemen. Lorraine Lapan is their chief cook. Also in space we find Pauline LeduCo Her destination is Venus where she does her clothes shop- ping for her two sons. Space travel is so common now that we don ' t think twice about it Q The space ride is over and we are back home on Earth 0 Here at the Space Station we see a roving reporter . Could this be our own Betty Marr ? Sure enough, it is. She has been working for the Town newspaper for nearly six years now, and you ' ll never guess who owns this thriving business - Denise Roy and she is Editor-in- Chief l f) Af? i rsl Remember petite Gayle Pascal 1? She is one of Vogue ' s finest models now. Joan Preble, once our lovely young blonde classmate, has ful- filled her life-long ambition - marriage. -B.y the way, she fi-na44y found the courage to dye her hair black Q How pretty she looks! IY| i AuGr+U-, Dorothy Street, once an employee of Pete ' s Diner is now the owner of the establishment. Her specialty of the week is the Spaceship Sundae . On the hit parade of songs we find our popular singer of jazz Lowell Turner. Her latest release is Hey Let ' s Orbit . besnse Alcte isse-irj lewNe rnous sefio Joanne Vinal, I have gathered is teaching cosmetology at the new Vocational School on the moon. This concludes our survey on the goings on in the lives of the girls of Lowell Vocational High School class of ' 62. $T£ Vt The president of the Painters Union, Bill Ociepka, is yoting at a meeting with his board, whether or not to ask Techiraiiy to resign from the union for false advertising in the painting field. Members of the board are Raymond Comtois and R i char d ' S i 1 va . These two members were originally upholsters but found there was more money in the painting field. Bruce Donahoe, f amed. Di str ict Attorney, convicted Perry Mason who was defending Roger Sampson for killing ants on Tuesday. By the time the court was calmed, the real criminal, Roger Killer Sampson had escaped. Henry Lizotte captain of the S.S. Titanic Jr. set sail for outer Polovia determined to sail to this land-locked country. His first mate Leo Langlois, who was trying to free his finger from a pencil sharpener, expressed doubt as to his captain ' s competence. Rocket scientist Roger Ferreira said there was some doubt in his mind as to his space c r raft heading toward Pluto ever returning,, Astronaut Robert St.-Laurerit went into hysterics when informed of this rather unpleasant fact... p 4 1 -a Donald Landry, supervisor of the tool and dye firm of Donald Laferriere has been interviewing Michael Pascal 1 who has been app- lying to the firm for a job for the last three years. In consider- ation of the references given by John Andrews of the Andrews Mach- ine Company where Michael Pascal 1 has been employed for the last two years, Landry will fill the job with Pascal 1. The Laferriere firm has two co-owners, Peter Golden and John Mitchell who are now vacationing in Florida with their wives. While in Florida, the couple are staying at the Bergeron Resort, the owner of the resort is a former resident of Lowell, who since has moved down South and is doing quite well. Mr. and Mrs. Golden and Mr. Mitchel ' 1 have been invited to a beach party by one of their old classmates, David Tib- betts, who for the last three years has been the President of the Machinist union. Mrs. Tibbetts, a well-known social benefiter will have some of the highest people in society at this party, which is being held to raise money for the Children ' s Polio Drive. At this party Mr. and Mrs. Bergeron will announce the grand opening of their new motel in Palm Springs. Mr. Laferriere is now patiently awaiting the return of his co-owners from their vacation so that he can take his wife to Hawaii where he will spend a couple of weeks having fun in the sun... A new electrical concern has opened in Lowell and the President of this organization is Henry Pelletier. The publicity man (the guy who does all the talkin) is Charles McCoy. The chief engineers are Devid Dupont and Ronald Senior, and the Junior engineers are, Paul Nadeau, Norbert Comtois and R-icharcf-Frechette. Mr. -Gook, the man who does the hiring and firing has just put on the payroll Bill Daly, Jim Dimsmore and Ray Rioux. By the way, Ray has recently moved from Derry to Londonderry. John Schnoer of the Wealthy Bachelors Club warned Jack Pelle- tier not to get married, telling him of all the troubles he will have. Now Louise wants a new house and to build this house Jack will have to engage Grimard and Sons for the mason work, and the Pepin roofing Company. Greeley Inc. will be the general Contractor. On top of all this Jack Jr. has arrived running up some more bills at Gower 4 s Family Drug store. Moving to his new home will have to come soonpr than he thought, but this is not much of a problem because Bevins trucking company will give him a good deal. The local newspaper will send a photographer to take pictures of this typical American family. The photographer is none other than Doug Phinney. Doug just got out of the Navy where he served under his old friend Admiral Bousquet. The day of moving has finally been set and the Pelletiers plan to have a party for all those who helped. Music will be provided by Chamber 1 ai n ' s Crooks . Ray -Shay, Vice-president of the labor union held a news con- ference today to announce that his union was successful in getting a pay raise for over a thousand laborers, Mr, Vogelsang of Vog Motors is strictly against the raise. He thinks that the workers are not putting out enough work to receive this raise. Also at this meeting Qi ck Russell and Ronnie Par lee were elected to the Board of Directors, We are sorry we can ' t report anything on the doings of George Pappas at this time. The day after we graduated Someone told George that with his intelligence, looks and person- ality he would soon rise to soaring heights. He went to Florida for another one of his vacations , and the people at Cannaveral thought he was the monkey they had lost and they stuck him in a rocket ship and he has been in orbit since then. Signed Dy : (We 1 1 1 never tell) Looking back on our final year, we remember a lot of things we are glad we did s wish we did, or some other memories we ' re not so happy about. It was a patchwork year with brilliant achi evment s , crossing not so brilliant boo-boos. There were funny times , such as the bird in Mr, Collins ' room, which we ' ll look back on and enjoy all over again. It is not for us to regret the past, but to mold the future. Now that we have been taught how, we advance onward, knowing that we have had a good beginning. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS John Abbott - President, Joyce Hamel - Vice- President, Tom Kennedy - Treasurer CLASS OF 1964 Dinner Dance Committee Class of 1962 Senior Home Economics Junior Home Economics Junior Hairdressers George J i mmy BASKETBALL KNEELING: George Pappas, Captain Bill Gower, Jack Pelletier STANDING: Dan Guthrie, John Skehan, David Tibbetts, Dennis Thi bodeau KNEELING: Fred Modeski , James Walsh, Walter Dombrowski, Walter Kubacki STANDING: Coach Slattery, James Doyle, Dan Guthrie, Richard Lima Albert Leduc, Arnold Hansen JUNIOR VARSITY This years basketball Team was a good one 0 The boys finished in second place in the Vocational League with a record of 7 - 2, their overall record was 9-9= They entered the Bay State Basket- ball Championship and advanced to the quarter finals 0 In the mid- dle of the season the boys won four straight games but near the end of the season they started slacking off Q We hope that next years team will have as good a season as this years team Q We really will be sorry to lose the services of Captain Bill Gower, George Pappas, John Pelletier and David Tibbetts to the out- side world, they really helped Lowell Trade High to have a good season c GEORGE PAPPAS JACK PELLETIER DAVID TIBBETTS PATRONS Mrs. Alice Gaillardetz Mr. William Gaillardetz Mr. Leo Grimard Miss Anita Gaillardetz Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Preble Elain A. Laflamme 60 Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Sayden Mr. and Mrs. Edward Laflamme Mrs. Gerry Sul 1 i van Mark Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Leduc Mr. and Mrs. Raymond O ' Brien Mr. and Mrs. Raoul Daunis Mr. and Mrs. Richardson Mr. Lapan tyr. and Mrs. Ovila Lebel Miss Jacqueline Smith Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pepin Mr. Raymond Vincent Leon L ' Hereux Mr. and Mrs. James Katsirebes Mr. and Mrs. Bowers Fuller Quentin Leo Conway 61 Miss Viola Monty George Richardson John Magarian A Friend Mr. and Mrs. G. Bousquet Mr. Albert Schnoer Mr. and Mrs. Alfrec A. Bevins Alfred A. Bevins Jr. 61 Mr. Albert Monty C leo Surprenant Mr. Ovi la L. Leblanc Mr. and Mrs. Roland Arguin Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Martel Mrs. Rita Martel Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gaudreau Miss Doris Gaudreau Mr. and Mrs. Francis Medina Mr. and Mrs Albert Gutknect Thomas E. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Alphonsfe Bagdzewic Deana Boyle Agnes L. Liston Alice M. Lennon M, Elizabeth Hamblet Mr. and Mrs. Henry Decelle Dr. and Mrs. Laval Peloquin Margaret DeSilvie Mr. Lionel Arpin Mrs. Lillian Arpin Li Ilian Smi th Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lafionatis Albert J. Sweet Wi 1 1 i am E . Kaki nes Eleanor Beattie Phi 1 i ppe Tel 1 ier Mrs. Irene Lamoureaux Mr. and Mrs. Roland Delorme Mr. and Mrs. Armand Beauchesne Mr. and Mrs. Robert Charbonneau Mr. and Mrs. Hervey Lacourse Char les M. Gui Id Mr. and Mrs. John La 1 1 y Edward La 1 1 y Robert Lai ly Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stowell Eileen Marie Collins Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sudol Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Slattery Mr. Charles J. Tsouprakakis Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Ervin E. Twarog Mr. and Mrs. James B. Moloney Mr. and Mrs. James B. Mulligan Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Gacek Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Pizzano Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunsford Mrs. Richard F. Wilder Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Allen Mrs. Ernest Dubois Mr . William F 1 i gg Harold W. Jenkins Jr. Mrs. Frank S. Marr Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hebert Miss Ricard Mr. and Mrs. George R. Praire Anne Stowe 1 1 Ri ta S towel 1 Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Newton Miss Marion F. Connors, R.N. Mr. William F 0 O ' Connor Mr 0 and Mrs e Benedict Gursky Miss Catherine Byrne Mr 0 and Mrs. Arthur Trepanier Mr. and Mrs. James O ' Rourke Mr 0 and Mrs. Charles Li 1 ley Omer Guillemette Monty Cocker line Mr 0 and Mrs 0 L 0 Lavallee Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Skehan Mr. and Mrs c John B e Tibbetts Little Joe Herve G. Lacourse Jr 0 Doris F. Lacourse Mr. Raymond Monty Mrs. Anna Davis Mrs. Mary Janco Mr. and Mrs. James Pappas Mrs. Georgia Stamas Miss Sandra Farley Mrs. Simone Farley Mr. and Mrs. Armand Dupont Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Barber Mrs. Matilda Dupont Dan Leahy We would like to say THANK YOU to all of the depart- ments in the School for their very kind consideration and assistance in helping to make our Memory Book a reality. We are most grateful to the advertisers and patrons in our Memory Book for their very generous donations. A sincere THANK YOU to Loring Studios for their excellent coverage of our activities during the year. Last but not least, we wish to thank the various committees for their fine work throughout the year; Ronald Polubinski and Roger Sampson of the Drafting Department who designed our front cover. Congratulations and the best of luck! We at Loring are proud of the part we have had in helping to make your classbook a permanent reminder of your school years, recording with photo- graphs one of the happiest and most exciting times of your life! We hope that, just as you have chosen us as your class photographer, you will continue to think of Loring Studios when you want photographs to help you remember other momentous days to come! When you choose Loring portraits, you are sure of the finest craftsmanship at the most moderate prices! Amateur Radio Equipment Stereo Hi Fi T.V. Tubes, Parts, Kits Electronic Organs CASWELL’S ELECTRONICS ULysses 1-7388 MAIN STREET, TEWKSBURY, MASS. CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1962 DANNY MILLS . . . finest in mens and boys ' clothes 157-161 CENTRAL STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS GLenview 3-2814 Skating Every Night at . . . THE HI-HAT ROLL-A-WAY 608 PRINCETON BOULEVARD For Special Parties Call GL 3-1500 PRINCETON LOUNGE REAL GOOD FOOD Pleasant, Friendly Atmosphere, Where The Entire Family Can Gather Together and Enjoy Good Food. Parties - Banquets - Lunches - Dinners AL 1-8180 147 PRINCETON ST., N. CHELMSFORD ROBINSON ROBINSON INSURANCE AGENCY 177 Central St., Lowell — Street Floor GL 8-2521 — Same Day Plate Service — if in by noon $5.00 Deposit on Down Payment All Risks - including cancelled plates Low Monthly Payments Why Go To Boston? Open 9 to 9; Sat. ' til 3 WADSWORTH, HOWLAND CO.. INC. Division - Devoe Raynolds Co., Inc. Larry McAdams Branch Manager 103 Market St. Lowell, Mass. Res.: 54 Dover St., Lowell GL 4-6718 GL 4-9431 Compliments of . . . ED ' S ESSO 205 MAIN ST. RTE. 38 WILMINGTON OL 8-9845 Complete Auto Repairs BROX’S DAIRIES, INC. Milk and Dairy Products ENDS THE QUEST FOR THE BEST METHUEN, MASS. Best Wishes to GRADUATING CLASS OF ’62 from GILBERT ASSOCIATES — GL 8-6388 — LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS MARCT.I. ' S VARIETY STORK 200 SALEM STREET LOWELL. MASS. Open Daily 8:00 a.m. — 10:00 p.m. J. M. AUBE COMPLIMENTS OF RUDY’S DINER I 12 BRIDGE ST. 935 GORHAM ST. LOWELL, MASS. Open Mon. Thurs. Eve. BOSTON CONFECTIONERY CANDY For All Occasions 218 MERRIMACK ST. Tel. 2-8070 LITCHFIELD BROS. OIL CO.. INC. 1095 LAKEVIEW AVE. Heating Oils . . . Heating Equipment Automatic Fuel Delivery Service 24 Hour Oil Burner Service Easy Budget Payment Plans Tel. GL 4-0111 The only Greater-Lowell Fuel Oil Dealer Authorized to Give S H Green Stamps — Top Quality — PETER THE TAILOR Compliments of . . . FAIRWAY DAIRY STORE Custom Made Suits and Slacks Alterations of All Types Police Firemen Pants BOSTON RD., NO. BILLERICA Dairy Products 321 CENTRAL ST. 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MASS. GL 2-5906 First Complete SHOE STORE In Centralville HARVEY ' S MODERN SHOE STORE NO. 2 742 LAKE VIEW AVENUE Tel. 8-2631 H. C. GIRARD CO. HARDWARE — PAINT — ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 618 MERRIMACK STREET LOWELL COMPLIMENTS OF GENE’S - HI - GRADE - ICE - CREAM 639 LAKEVIEW AVE. LOWELL RALPH GAl ' DET LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR HOTTOPP1NG GL 7-7922 GEORGE’S PIZZA 617 BROADWAY STREET TELEPHONE GL 3-8084 ROCHETTE JEWELERY WATCHES — DIAMONDS — GIFTS GUARANTEED REPAIRING COMPLETE LINE OF GREETING CARDS MIDDLESEX SUPPLY LEO Y. GREELEY REAL ESTATE GL 3-304 7 or GL 2-7232 McINERNEY INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 233 APPLETON ST. LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS Tel. GLenview 8-6359 GEORGE’S SERVICE STATION Ga9 - Oil - Range Oil - Fuel Oil DIAL GL 2-8481 428 MOODY ST. MALL1AROS CO., INC. 504 MERRIM CK ST. LOWELL. MASS. CL 7-724 1 458 MERRIMACK STREET LOWELL. MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of . . . JOHN W. FERREIRA CLASS OF ‘-53” BENNETT HARDWARE CO. Div. McKittrick Hdwe. Co. DIAL GL. 8-8301 269 DUTTON ST. LOWELL Compliments of . . . EDNA S CANDY SHOPPE R. A. F. 35 BRIDGE ST. Class of “62” Fresh Dipped Chocolates HAVE DRAFTSMEN, WILL DRAW Original Carmel Crisp Compliments of . . . MERRIMACK MUFFLER SHOP Owned by R. GEOFFROY Best of Luck to All Graduates from HI-HAT DANCE and FIGURE CLUB Pres. Arthur McCartly V.P. Donna Scholefield Treas. Elaine Dumont Sec. Pamela McQueen Paul L. Gagnon, Professional HAMEL BROS. TEXACO SERVICE CENTRALVILLE BEAUTY SALON Body Work Refinishing General Auto Repairs 33 AIKEN AVE. LOWELL, MASS. Dora Paradis 155 PAWTUCKET BLVD. LOWELL, MASS. Specializing in Hair Coloring GL 2-4231 Compliments of . . . MR. and MRS. JOHN A. NOTINI Diamonds - Watches - Rings HUBERT F. MARTYN JEWELER Fine Watch Jewelry Repairing FAIRBURN BLDG. GL 3-7492 10 KEARNEY SQ. LOWELL, MASS. THE LOWELL VENDING COMPANY LAROSE BROS. DAIRY NELSON ' S NEWS STORE Quality Dairy Products DERRY, N. H. 21 BACHMAN ST. LOWELL, MAbb. GL 2-9641 Compliments of . . . AYOTTE ' S SPA 32 AIKEN AVE. 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MASS Gasoline, Oil, Accessories Tires Tubes Cor. MERRIMACK and RACE STS. LOWELL, MASS. Dial GL 2-8507 P. I LI S VARIETY STORE 25 WESTFORD STREET : Sign Of Good Taste 0. G. ROBEY ENGRAVER WATCHMAKER JEWELER ROOM 40 1 HILDRETH BLDG. LOWELL. MASS. Tel. Office GL 2-241 I — Residence 3-99 15 for SAVINGS’ AWuideiiA Super markets] 575 Merrinaci St. • 1677 Middlesex St. STORE PHONE GL 7-7895 Free Pick Up And Delivery EMERGENCY PHONE GL 2-5436 MEDICAL ARTS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY A. P. PAPUL1S, PH. G„ R. PH. 32 CENTRAL ST., (AT KEARNEY SQUARE) LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS Prescriptions First Consideration Store Hours 8:30 9:30 Daily Wed. 8:30—1:00 P.M. Closed Sun. Holidays Compliments of . - . RAY ' S VARIETY LINDY ' S SHOES 172 AIKEN STREET SUNRISE CENTER EPICURE RESTAURANT TINY’S SNACKBAR 3 7 JOHN ST LOWELL, MASS. AMBROSIA ROOM NECTAR LOUNGE Favored By The Knowing Ones At Your Service For Health LOWELL PHARMACY C. MORA1S L. MORAIS 2-7841 632 MERRIMACK STREET TIGHES HARDWARE LEO F. 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Cameo Diner 715 Lakeview Ave. Manager Alfred Saucier 106 Branch St. GL 2-1571 City Mirror and Glass Co. 465 Merrimack St. GL 2-5976 Lowell Merrimack Shoe Store 462 Merrimack St. Bill ' s Pizza 498 Chelmsford St. GL 9-9574 Lowell Aquarium Tropical Fish Equipment 525 Chelmsford St. Lowell Compliments of . . . Gloria J. Ferreira Class of “61” Beaudoin Mkt, Inc. Kenney ' s Cleaners Tailors 637 Middlesex St. L owell Stan ' s Service Station Tel. GLenview 2-8317 Cor. Bridge W. 3rd St. Rialto Lanes 246 Central St. Lowell’s Favorite Recreation Spot The Chelmsford Pharmacy, Inc. Chelmsford Fletcher St. Chelmsford, Mass. AL 6-2812 Louis T. Thamer, B.S., Reg. Lowell Cash Market 771 Broadway GL 9-9373 Provisions and Country Produce From Your Friend JIM Compliments of . . . MERRIMACK - ESSEX ELECTRIC CO. COLLINSVILLE MOTORS BOGOCHOW BROS Tires - Gas - Batteries - Oil Lubrication - Accessories 2003 LAKEVIEW AVE.. DRACUT TEL GL 2-4593 JIM ' S BARBER SHOP 12 Lilley Ave. “Every Hair Cut, The Hair Cut ROCHETTE’S DINER 28 RACE ST. LOWELL, MASS. Glamour Uniform Maternity 75 Palmer St. Rouine Drugs Lowell 953 Gorham St. Tel. GL 2-4029 Andy ' s Foodland 184 Ludlam Street GL 2-0744 Compliments of . . . Louis Mailloux Jeff Boon Texaco 430 Bridge St., Lowell Repairs Service on All Makes Vic ' s Pastry Shop Bread - Rolls - Pies - Donuts - Cakes Chicken Pork Pies our Specialty 811 Lakeview Ave. GL 8-2021 Elgin Eterna-matic Mido Jerry’s Watch Shop Longine-Wittnauer Watches Compliments of . . . Voyer’s Flowers Brucato Bros. M. R. Laurin Funeral Home Service Station 645 Rogers St. 295 Pawtucket St. Lowell. Mass. GL 4-4801 Tel. GL 2-0121 Lowell, Mass. Compliments of . . . Fairmont Mkt. Charles Clare Itron Belvidere Construction Co. Concrete Floors D. Allen UL 1-2182 P. Gallagher GL 4-8241 Armond ' s Variety Store 317 Moody St. Lowell, Mass. Tel. GL 2-0252 Riverside Potatoe Service Ready Peeled Potatoes For All Occasions Tel. GL 7-7074 Lowell, Mass. Compliments of . . . Mogie, Inc. R. Polubinski R. Sampson Raymond G. Greeley Teacher of Cornet and Trumpet 295 Central St. GL 3-2801 O ' Connor Hill Hardware Co. Gagnon Sewer Service 460 Lawrence St. Lawndale Ave. GL 2-3766 Tyngsboro Bill Neary Tibbetts Ceramic Studio CITIES SERVICE General Repairs 1 Campbell Cr , Tewksbury 883 Gorham St. GL 2-8401 UL 1-7726 Riverside Appliance Co. All Types Sid Vagenheim Washing Machines Repaired GL 8-6157 Four Leaf Clover Lounge Rt. 3 Eno Printing Co. Gage ' s Package Store, Inc. Camille J. Eno. Prop. Johnson’s Corner 31 Race St. Lowell, Mass. Tyngsboro Guilbeault Variety Modern Furniture Center, Inc. 160 Textile Ave. Tel. GL 2-8007 Open 7 A.M. to 10 P.M. Novelties Toys Complete Home Furnishers 597 Merrimack St. Lowell Marquis Riverside Market 396 Riverside St. 1 H Bait Shop Meats, Groceries. 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