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

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1963 volume:

oo LOWELL TRADE VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOLS JOSEPH DOWNES Mayor SCHOOL COMMITTEE yrtr VINCENT McCARTIN Super i ritendent THOMAS L 0 CROWLEY HELEN DRONEY KATHERINE MARTIN CLEMENT Go McDONOUGH VICTOR A 0 PICARD 0 JOHN Jo WHITE You are being graduated in an era when your training can be most useful to your country and yourself. May you always remain as good cit- izens as you are today and may your tomorrows be as successful as your efforts until today. Charles P. Conlon D i rector CHARLES P. CONLON D i rector Se 1 f-reverence, self-know- ledge, self-control; these three alone lead life to its highest power . Kathleen G. Delaney Girls ' Principal KATHLEEN G. DELANEY Girls ' Principal FACULTY WILLIAM Go ALBERGHENE Machine Depto Head W_ ' K HERBERT C Q DERBYSHIRE Automobile Depto WALTER F. FOYE Academic Dept. Head ALBERT C. BROX Elec. Depto Head ROBERT Bo DERBYSHIRE AutOo Dept. Head BOWERS FULLER Machine Dept. LILLIAN CHISHOLM Sewi ng HARRY Bo DUNSFORD P. S- Do Dept. Head WALTER F. GACEK Academics MARY J 0 KENNEDY Academics DOROTHY Vo LAF I ONATIS Dressmaki ng HENRY LISIEN Draft! ng ELIZABETH M c HAMBLETT Senior Foods 9 (H ALICE Mo LENNON Academi c5 WARREN Jo KENNEDY Carpentry Dept 0 RAYMOND Jo LAVOIE Carpentry Depto ROBERT Co HAYES Electrical ReK MICHAEL KOURKOULAKOS Machine Dept c |T JAMES B 0 MALONEY Electrical Dept 0 ) PAULINE RICARD Junior Foods RAYMOND SULLIVAN Carpentry ARMAND Vo MOREAU Upholstery Depto Head SALLY M 0 REGAN Cosmetol ogy EDWARD SLATTERY Academics EDWARD Jo SUDOL Automobile Depto CHARLES TSOUPRAKAKIS Automobile Dept. ERVIN E. TWAROG Carpentry Dept Head CLASS OFFICERS WILLIAM J. COLLINS Academi cs MARION F 0 CONNORS Home-Nursi ng CLASS ADVISORS JOHN ABBOTT 82 Grand St e Lowe 1 1 Machi ni st R-eady, willing and able 0-n duty for Senior Class G-reat personality E-njoys being with Geri R-eady to graduate ACTIVITIES: President of Class 3 4 Basketba 1 1 3 Science Club JANICE ANNE GARTHE 84 Suffolk St. Lowe 1 1 Cosmetology T-rade ' s bookworm 0-ur class artist 0-nly true blonde T -hankf u 1 to a 1 1 S- pends time with Chuck ACTIVITIES: Vice-President of Senior Class Bow ling 1 960- 1 96 1 Glee Club 1-2 i r hill r I ( J II I ‘ DOROTHY Jo ARCAND 30 Aiken Ave. Lowe 1 1 Home Economics D-reams of love 0-ver from Alaska T-ried to be a blonde ACTIVITIES: Bowl i ng Basketba 1 1 JOHN HODGE 13 Phillips St o Lowe 1 1 Draf t i ng G-ood at everything U-nf ai 1 i ng energy N-eat in every respect ACTIVITIES: Treasurer of Senior Class Captai n Basketbal 1 Baseba 11 2-3- + RUSSELL JAREK 255 Tenth St. Lowel 1 Draft! ng co-editors CAROL ANN BELLO 328 Mammoth Rd„ Lowe 1 1 Home Economics M-any try to be like him R-eal ladies man J-ust the best ACTIVITIES: B-oys like her E-veryone ' s friend L - i 1 1 1 e flirt L-oves T-Birds S -we 11 kid President of Drafting Club Co-editor Yearbook Manager of basketball team Baseball 4 ACTIVITIES: Bowl i ng JEAN M. ARTLEY 99 Avenue C Lowel 1 Home Economics ESTELLE BEAUCHESNE 190 Hal 1 St. Lowe 1 1 Home Economics PAULINE BEAUS 0L IE L 256 Textile Ave. Lowe 1 1 Home Economics J-ust got a ring E-veryone ' s pal A-lways happy N-ever without Bill ACTIVITIES : Sewi ng Christmas projects M-ad about Butch A-lways dancing G-oing steady ACTIVITIES: Bowl i ng Dance committee P-a 1 1 s with Gloria A-lways cheerful U-sually on the beam L-ikes school ACTIVITIES: Bowl i ng Candy sales BRENDA LEE BENOIT 454 Chelmsford St. Lowe 1 1 Cosmeto 1 oj y B-eiongs to Russ R-eal cute E-ager to leave school N-ot a blonde D -evi 1 A-gooa twister ACTIVIT IEb : Prom committee Bowl i ng ROLAND V c BERNIER 43 Sparks St. Lowe 1 1 Automot i ve B — i g man E-arns all his money N-uts about swimming ACTIVITIES: Prom committee Hot Rod Club GLORIA M. BISSON 966 Lakeview Ave. Lowe 1 1 Home Economics G-oes with Tom L-ikes school 0-ften with Pauline ACTIVITIES: Bowl i ng Danci ng SUSAN BORDELEAU 96 Crawford St. Lowe 1 1 Home Economics S-ure enjoys sports U-sua 1 1 y noi sy E-ager for hair- dressing ACT IV IT IE S : Baske tba 1 1 Bowl i ng BRIAN J 0 BRITTON 90 Nelson Ave„ Lowe 1 1 Car penter B-eats all in marks R-ea 1 1 y 1 i kes T rade I-nvests time in cars A- 1 ways in trouble N-ever gets angry aCTIVIT IE S : Prom committee Woodpeckers Club DENNIS E a CAILLER 103 Boynton St, Lowe 1 1 Carpenter D-oes good work E -nerget i c N-obody is smarter N-ever fools around I-nterested in bowl i ng S-eldom wrong ACTIVITIES: CYO ALBINA T. CARDOZA 2 Lane St. Court Lowe 1 1 Cosmetology S-hort and sweet N-ever alone 0-n time (never) 0-ctober wedding K-een on George ACTIVITIES: Danci ng Bowl i ng FRANCIS T . CASSIDY 12 Oak St. Lowe 1 1 Painting F-inds time for baseba 1 1 R-ea 1 1 y 1 i kes sports A- 1 ways talking N-ever misses coffee K-nows about paint ACTIVITIES: Baseba 1 1 GLORIA A. CAYER 44 Jean Ave. Lowe 1 1 Home Economics A-nxious to finish N-ever late G-ot her diamond E-ager to marry L-oves Tommy ACTIVITIES : Basketba 1 1 Danci ng ROBERT CHARITY 49 Shaughnessy Terr. Lowe 1 1 Electrician B-rains he hasn ' t 0-nly listens to Mr. Brox B-rags a 1 1 the t i me ACTIVITIES: Fuse Blower ' s Club GEORGETTE C. CHART IE R 190 Hale St . Lowe 1 1 Home Economics J-umps when called E-njoys being with Skip T-rue blue ACTIVITIES: Bowl i ng Tenni s LOUIS CHRISTEDES 70 Fourth St. Lowe 1 1 Automot i ve G-reat personality R-aci ng E-njoys Ceil E-njoys sports K-razy over cars ACTIVIT IES : Baseba 11 1 -2-3-4 Basketba 1 1 JOLINE ANN COGNAC 29 Fifth St. Lowe 1 1 Home Economics J-okes with Toni 0-n the beam Y-earns to get out ACTIVITIES: Danci ng Basketba 1 1 CLAUDETTE COMTOIS 27 Humphrey St. Lowe 1 1 Cosmetol ogy C-omes to school ear 1 y L-eaves promptly A-wai ts Willie U-n 1 i mi ted ability D-ependab 1 e ACTIVITIES : Secretary-Signet Club Glee Club 1-3 BERNADETTE CORREIA 24 East Meadow Rd. Lowe 1 1 Cosmetology 3-elongs to Charlie E-ager to wed R-eal 1 y ti ny, cute N-ever late ACTIVITIES: Home Economics Vice President mlworkt [SCHOOL is D l STL ' DENTS NANCY M. CORREIA 24 East Meadow Rd. Lowe 1 1 Home Economics N-ice to Ronnie A-lways cheering N-ever quiet ACTIVITIES: Cheer leadi ng Bowl i ng ROSE L. CRAWFORD 43 Sawte 11 PI ace Lowe 1 1 Home Economics R-eal cute kid 0-f ten with Bob S-ure to wed E-asy to be with ACTIVITIES: Bowl i ng THOMAS DALTON 31 Waterford St„ Lowel 1 Machi ni s t T-rue to Maureen 0-n the beam M-ost interested in the Army ACTIVITIES: Machine Club LORRAINE J 0 DANIS 245 Salem St. Lowe 1 1 Home Economics L-ikes to joke 0-nly thinks of Ray R-earing to leave R-ea 1 1 y swe 1 1 Y-earns to wed ACTIVITIES: Betty Crocker Club Sewing Club PAULINE M 0 DAUNAIS 34 Woodstock St. Lowel 1 Home Economics L-oves Paul 0-ften drives V-ery fond of fun E-asy to be with K-earing to finish ACTIVITIES: Bowl i ng Danci ng JUNE P. DEMERS 47 Exeter St. Lowe 1 1 Cosmetology J-oyf u 1 U-p on pop records N-ice to know E-ager to help ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1 Cheerleader 1-2 DIANE P 0 DESROCHERS 83 Worthen St. Lowe 1 1 Home Economics D-reams of Paul I-n love A-lways true to him N-ever flirts E-ternal love ACTIVITIES : Basketba 1 1 Bowl i ng EDWARD DINNEEN, JR. 2 1 8 Wi 1 der St . Lowe 1 1 Automot i ve T -o be ambulance driver E-njoys girls D-oes enjoy cars ACTIVITIES: Prom cormrn t tee Swi mmi ng PHILLIP R. DUBE 147 Woburn St. Lowe 1 1 Machi ni s t B-e likely to win U-nse 1 f i sh T-ry to keep him down C-ard player H-is girl Claire ACTIVITIES: Science Club PAULETTE DUBUQUE 106 Lewis St 0 Lowe 1 1 Home Economics RICHARD J. FALARDEAU 103 Hall St. Lowe 1 1 Automot i ve MICHAEL FARRAH 340 Suffolk St 0 Lowe 1 1 Mach ini st S-erious about school N-ever late 0-ften with Lorraine 0-nly thinks of Bob K-ids with everyone ACTIVITIES: Bowl i ng Skati ng D-oes homework I-nterested in cars C-an correct math K-nows a lot about cars ACTIVITIES: Chevy Club Glee Club M-r In-Between I-nterested in sci ence K-eeps out of trouble E-njoys work ACTIVITIES: Baseba 1 1 JOSEPH R. FERREIRA 980 Varnum Ave. Lowe 1 1 Carpenter J-oking all the time O-ffers his help to everyone E-njoys working ACTIVITIES: Woodpecker Club Weight lifting I ■ ■ JOHN FLEMINGS 10 Mill St Q Lowe 1 1 Electrician J-oining Marines 0-ver anxious to graduate H-ates to study N-ever had a date ACTIVITIES: Shock Club Swi mmi ng CHESTER R. FORTIN 29 East Pine St„ Lowel 1 Carpenter C-an ' t stop laughing H-oards his money Z-njoys dancing T -op singer ACTIVITIES: Danci ng Bowl i ng ELEANOR M. FOSTER 24 Grace St. Lowe 1 1 Home Economics E-arly to school L-oves Jimmy L-ongs for 2:30 I-n trouble-never E-nter tai ni ng ACTIVITIES: Bowl i ng Danci ng PAULINE GAUTHIER 25 Clare St 0 Lowe 1 1 Home Economics T-ruly talkative 0- nly readhead N-ever quiet 1- n trouble always ACTIVITIES: Basketba 1 1 Bowl i ng DORIS Go GERVAIS 187 Emery Ave. Lowe 1 1 Home Economics D-ates Rick steady 0-on the honor roll T-akes interest in hair styling ACTIVITIES: Bowl i ng Danci ng DONALD GIGUERE 805 Varnum Ave. Lowe 1 1 Pai nt i ng L-ikes bowling I-nterest in girls T-el 1 s tall tales T-alks a lot L-ots of laughs E-arns his money ACTIVITIES: Photography Bowl i ng DONALD GRANT 1150 Hi 1 dreth St . Dracut Draf ti ng D-oes his work neat 1 y 0-f ten called Reb N-ever misses a club outing ACTIVITIES: Drafting Club GLORIA GREENWOOD 127 Salem St . Lowe 1 1 Home Economics G- 1 amorous L-oves boys 0-n the beam ACTIVITIES: Danci ng Ice skating PEARL T 0 GRIMARD 30 Jacques St. Lowe 1 1 Cosmetology C-ute kid 0-n the honor rol 1 0- h can she dance K-enny ' s girl 1- s a doll E-ager to marry ACTIVITIES: Prom committee Glee Club 1 DANIEL F. GUTHRIE 38 Gates St. Lowel 1 Automot i ve D-oes enjoy sports A-mbi tious N-ever copys notes ACTIVITIES: Baseba 1 1 Basketba 1 1 Footba 1 1 ALBERT R 0 HEBERT 165 Worthen St„ Lowe 1 1 Carpenter H-opes to join Navy E-arnest about trade B-ug on cars E-njoys making pals ACTIVITIES: Woodpecker Club Glee Club DONALD R 0 HUBERT 4 Buterfield St. Lowe 1 1 Automot i ve RACHEL A 0 IACOVIELLO 29 Futman Ave 0 Lowe 1 1 Home Economics DORIS E. ISABELLE 503 Moody St. Lowe 1 1 Cosmetology H-ates school U-ndes i ded B-ehaves himself E-njoys bowling ACTIVITIES: Bowl i ng Hunt i ng R-eady to work A-lways quiet C-our teous H-appy ACTIVITIES: Basketba 1 1 Ice skating D-oes like boys 0-verwhe 1 mi ng ability T-ends to succeed ACTIVITIES: Danci ng Class artist RITA R. ISABELLE 1 14 Perki n St 0 Lowel 1 Home Economics G-enerous Y-et capable P-opu 1 ar S-weet to a 1 1 Y-earns for Jimmy ACTIVITIES: Danci ng Roller skating WILLIAM C 0 ITRON 368 Fairmount St c Lowe 1 1 Carpenter B-elieves in being he 1 pf u 1 I-nterested in cars L-oves girls L-ikes music ACTIVITIES: Hot Rod Club Woodpecker Club EDWARD M. JUSCZAK 2 West Tenth St e Lowe 1 1 Carpenter E-ager to fix cars D-rags on VFW ACTIVITIES: Woodpeckers Club Hot Rod Club ROBERT JUSCZAK 196 Third St e Lowe 1 1 Machi ni s t B-ashful kid 0-f course he likes to study B-ombs around in a Ford ACTIVITIES: Wai ter Glee Club THOMAS A 0 KENNEDY 12 Courtland St Q Lowe 1 1 Automot i ve T -o be a mechanic 0-n the ba 1 1 M-ust be on the honor rol 1 ACTIVITIES: Junior class T reasurer Honor Rol 1 - ' •7 VICTORIA KOSTRZEWA 188 Howard St. Lowe 1 1 Cosmetology V-er y well 1 i ked I - s a tall blonde C-ute K-eeps on the beam Y-earns for Don ACTIVITIES: Glee Club Model Toni girl fy ' ■ — PRISCILLA LABRECQUE 163 West S i s th S 1 0 Lowe 1 1 Cosmetology JAMES LACHANCE 24 Cedar St c Lowe 1 1 Machi ni s t CECILE M. LACOURSE 90 Glendale St. T yngsboro Home Economics P-ete always R-ea 1 1 y very pret t y I-ntends to marry S-mi ling always ACTIVIT IE S : Patron committee Advertising committee R-eal good kid 0-f course he ' s steady C-asual dresser K-eeps on the beam Y-oung with a future ACTIVITIES: Baseba 1 1 3 S-weet on Gary I-nterested in boys S-we 11 kid ACTIVITIES: Swi mmi ng Skat i ng WALTER A. LAFLAM 134 Fairfield St, Lowe 1 1 Automot i ve W-ould like to succeed A-lways having coffee L-oves to skate T -o join the Navy ACTIVITIES: Basketba 1 1 Footba 1 1 ROBERT LAMOUREAUX 114 Ford St, Lowe 1 1 Uphol sterer B-e loved by his girl 0-nly hopes to work B-e st in his shop ACTIVITIES: D rawi ng Painting JUDITH ANN LANDRY 91 Gage St. Lowe 1 1 Cosmetol ogy J-ust perfect U-n 1 i mi ted abi 1 i t y D-esires to marry Y-earns for Frankie ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1-2-3 Class Secretary 2 JOYCE F. LAROCHELLE Chester Ave. T yngsboro Home Economics RICHARD LAURENCELLE 131 Jewett St. Lowe 1 1 Automot i ve DONALD R. LECLAIR 12 Gold St. Lowe 1 1 Automot i ve J-oyf u 1 0-n the beam Y-earns for dates C-o-operati ve E-njoys school ACTIVITIES: Ice skating Swimmi ng D-evoted to school I - s very talented C-hevy man K-een on cycles ACTIVITIES : Drawi ng Swi mmi ng D-ancing he likes 0-f course he likes girls N-o better kid ACTIVITIES: Bowl i ng Danci ng v, V PAULINE T 0 LECLAIR 235 Salem St. Lowe 1 1 Cosmetology P-et i te A- 1 ways talking U-sua 1 1 y 1 aughi ng L-oves hairdressing A-s jolly as ever ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1-2-3 Graduation chorus ALBERT D . LEDUC 70 Queen St„ Lowe 1 1 Carpenter T-ruly friendly B-asketba 1 1 he loves ACTIVITIES: Baseba 1 1 Basketba 1 1 CAROL ANN LEMELIN 100 Townsend Ave. Lowe 1 1 Home Economics A-nxious to marry N-ever forget school N-uts about Dave ACTIVITIES: Cheer leader Skat i ng LEON E. L ' HEUREUX 90 Gates St. Lowe 1 1 Carpenter L-ikes to bowl E-njoys coins 0-bserver of errors N-oti ces a 1 1 trade work ACTIVITIES: Glee Club Woodpeckers Club DAVID LOWREY 101 Aberdeen St. Lowe 1 1 Uphol sterer D-oes his own work A -waits job V-enturesome in school E-njoys friends ACTIVITIES: T ack pullers Club Stamp Club FRANCIS J. LYONS 16 Franklin St . Lowe 1 1 Carpenter T-hinks about trade I-rresi stible N-oted at trade Y-oung at heart ACTIVITIES: Candy sales Record hop committee DONALD MACLEAN 1 0 McFar 1 i n Rd„ Che 1 msf ord Drafting M-emories of Trade A-waits marriage C-arefree as can be ACTIVITIES: Drafting Club ELAINE MAINVILLE 36 Shedd St„ Lowe 1 1 Home Economics R-adi ant E -nerget i c D-etermined to date ACTIVITIES: Basketba 1 1 Cheerleader EDWARD MARTIN 130 Fort Hill Ave„ Lowe 1 1 Draf t i ng E-njoys everything D-eserves only the best ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Staff Drafting Club JEANNINE P. MARTIN 20 Li 1 ley Ave. Lowe 1 1 Home Economics J-oyf u 1 E-nergeti c A-greeab 1e N-ine lives ACTIVITIES: Basketba 1 1 Cheer leader PAUL LUC IE N MARTIN 120 Columbia Ave c Lowe 1 1 Carpenter P-leases everyone A-lways with cars U-sua 1 1 y funny L-i kes to help all ACTIVITIES: Candy sales Woodpeckers Club BLANCHE R. MATTE 275 Fayette St. Lowe 1 1 Home Economics D-emands attention E-vil minded V-ery cute I-ndependent L-oves to flirt ACTIVITIES: Bowl i ng Basketba 1 1 GEORGE T. MCCORMACK 1310 Main St „ Tewksbury Automotive M-ust do errands A-lways working C-our ier-Ci ti zen man ACTIVITIES: Glee Club Rol ler skat i ng JEANNINE MILOT 267 Lakeview Mve. Lowe 1 1 Home Economics J-ust too shy E-njoys dancing N-ever in trouble ACTIVITIES: Danci ng Skat i ng NORMAND MORIN 20 Weed St. Lowe 1 1 Draf t i ng N-obody ' s friend- 1 ier 0-ffers his services R-ea 1 1 y 1 i kes cars M-any naps taken ACTIVITIES: Drafting Club RAYMOND MULLEN 69 Gil more S t . Lowe 1 1 Machi ni st F-lips over jazz L-oves swimming I-nterested in the Mari nes P-retty good kid ACTIVITIES : Swi mmi ng Dance band JEANNETTE B 0 NADEAU 38 Fisher St c Lowe 1 1 Home Economics J-us t likes Don E-asy to be with A-cute kid N-ifty dancer ACTIVIT IE S : Bowl i ng Danci ng DOUGLAS W Q NELSON 535 Beacon St. Lowe 1 1 Automot i ve N-ever stays awake E-asy to get along with L-i kes all girls ACTIVITIES : Baseba 1 1 PAULINE T 0 NINTEAU 92 Jewett St Q Lowe 1 1 Home Economics ELAINE M 0 PALADINO Windham Rd 0 Pelham, N.H 0 Home Economics LORRAINE B. PAQUIN 251 Cheever St. Lowe 1 1 Home Economics P-eppy A- 1 ways twisting U-sua 1 1 y talking L-onging to date A-lways cheerful ACTIVITIES: Danci ng Ice skating S-weet H-appy always? 0-ut of town girl R-eal nice kid T-rue to boys Y-earns for a job ACTIVITIES: Danci ng Bowl i ng L-augh ' s always 0-ften with Moe R-unning always R-ated with all Y-earns to graduate ACTIVITIES: Danci ng Bowl i ng RICHARD PARE NT 59 Townsend Ave. Lowe 1 1 Machi ni st D-reams of summer I-nterest in girls C-lowns around K-eeps out of troub 1 e ACTIVITIES: Chip salesman Prom committee LEO P 0 PEPIN 768 Lakeview Ave. Lowe 1 1 Pai nt i ng P-opu 1 ar E-njoys sports P-ainting is his trade ACTIVITIES: Baseba 1 1 Bowl i ng VT 1 i DIANNE QUINN 96 West Sixth St. Lowe 1 1 Home Economics M-any friends 0-n the beam U-sua 1 1 y happy S-weet to Jerry E-ager to marry ACTIVITIES: Tenni s Bowl i ng LINA MARIE RAYMOND 40 Clare St. Lowe 1 1 Cosmetology L-oves dating Y-oung N-ever late ? N-ot very noisy ACTIVITIES: Ski Club Toni girl |v LOUISE V. REGIS 58 Clare St. Lowel 1 Home Economics L-oves Ray 0-n the go U-sua 1 1 y cheerful ACTIVITIES: Basketba 1 1 Bowl i ng HELEN Y. RENE 778 Merrimack St. Lowe 1 1 Home Economics H-urries to the Do-nut Shop E -nerget i c N-ever forgets Ken ACT IV IT IE S : Danci ng Cheer leader ROBERT ROMANAUSKAS 275 Lakeview Ave c Lowe 1 1 Carpenter R-eady to do work 0-pportuni st M-aster at lath E-njoys drawing 0-b 1 i gi ng to all ACTIVITIES: Chess Bowl i ng NORMAN R 0 RONDEAU 72 Wilder St 0 Lowe 1 1 Automot i ve N-ever leaves Pris 0-ften found at Paradi se R-aces to work M-ust be race driver ACTIVITIES: Ice skating Hot Rod Club GERALD SARANTAKIS 399 Wa 1 ker St „ Lowe 1 1 Painting L-ots of laughs U-ses much money C- 1 imbs 1 adder K-razy about girls Y-et a great kid ACTIVITIES: CYO Bowl i ng 3 EUGENE SAUCIER 40 Aiken St Q Lowe 1 1 Electrician S-erious at times A-nxious to graduate U-sua 1 1 y awake C-razy about girls E-njoys outside jobs ACTIVITIES: Shock Club Bowling 3-4 JOHN SKEHAN 82 Weed St. Lowe 1 1 Electrician K-ind of OK E-xci t i ng L-ikes sports L-ikes drag races Y-earns to graduate ACTIVITIES: Fuse Blowers Club Basketba 1 1 PAUL E 0 SIMONEAU 272 White St. Lowe 1 1 Carpenter S-erious about trade I-nves ts all time in trade M-akes models ACTIVITIES: Fishing Woodpeckers Club PEARL L 0 TESSIER 229 Moody St„ Lowe 1 1 Home Economics C-lowns around 0-on the beam 0-ne of the quietest K-ool Y-earns to graduate ACTIVITIES: Bowl i ng Danci ng RAYMOND E 0 TESSIER 45 Barrigton Rd 0 Lowe 1 1 Carpenter T-hinks of girls E-fficient at trade S-eldom brags S-kiing he likes ACTIVITIES: C.Y.O. DONNA M 0 THAME R 274 Pine S t o Lowe 1 1 Cosmetology B-rown eyes U-sed to be blonde N-ever on time K-een on graduating Y-earns for Hank ACTIVITIES: Ring Committee Patron Committee RAYMOND C. THERIAULT 77 Austin St. Lowe 1 1 Automotive R-aces his Plymouth A-swel 1 kid Y-o yo champ ACTIVITIES: Bowl i ng Golf RONALD TREMBLAY 69 Exeter St. Lowel 1 E lectr i ci an H-appy E-xcited over work R-aring to go C-razy about sports K-ool kat ACTIVITIES: Fuse Blowers Club Basketba 1 1 MAUREEN L. WHITCOMB 175 Hale St. Lowe 1 1 Home Economics M-aking plans for future 0-nly loves Ronnie E-njoys being with Lorrai ne ACTIVITIES: Danci ng Bowl i ng BRUCE WILEN Lowel 1 Rd c Windham, N 0 H 0 Uphol sterer W-ishes he could sleep I-ntends to graduate N-ever on time D-oes his homework Y-outhful for his age ACTIVITIES: T ack Pullers Club Candy sales JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS CLASS WILL We, the class of 1963 of Lowell Trade High School, being of sound mind (?) do hereby bequeath our last will and testament. Ronald Tremblay and Robert Charity leave their tools to any- one who can make better use of them. John Skehan leaves still without a girl. John Flemings and Gene Saucier leave their brains to anyone who doesn ' t care to pass. Frank Cassidy wills his old shop clothes to George . Gerald Sarantakis leaves one unpainted corridor in the Girls ' school to Gitch . Donald Giguere leaves the paint spots on his face to Doug. Leo Pepin leaves two cans of used turpentine, one half eaten apple, and two brushes to George, the custodian. David Lowrey wills his sleeping corner to Tom Fuhs who has deserved it. Bruce Wi len leaves his ride from Windham, N.H. to Lowell for anybody . Robert Lamoureax leaves one small pile of chair stuffing to Henry Michaud. Doris Gervais wills to her sister all her patients. Gloria Greenwood leaves one used cheer leading uniform to any Junior girl 1 whom it will fit. Rachel Iacoviello and Jeannine Mi lot leave as quietly as they came Rita Isabelle leaves her nickname Shorty to any Junior who is as short as she was. Ceci le Lacourse leaves her ability to go steady and to manage i t . Joyce LaRochelle leaves her ability to fall sound asleep in classes to any bored underclassman. Carol Lemelin wills to all the Juniors the ability to graduate someday as she did. Elaine Mainville leaves her good wishes in hopes that the underclassmen enjoy their senior year as much as she did. Jeanine Martin leaves her ability to cry in class and get sympathy from all the teachers. Blanche Matte leaves her ability to put off until tomorrow what should have been done today with a prayer that it wasn ' t important anyway. Jeannette Nadeau leaves to Jean the key to success in whatever she does. Pauline Ninteau leaves her terrific personality to whoever wishes it. Elaine Paladino leaves her 10 mile trip from Pelham to Lowell to anyone who would like it. Pauline Leclare leaves her comb, brush, and 37 + pins to Dottie LaF 1 amme. Janice Garthe just leaves quietly. Priscilla Labrecque leaves the shampoo to anyone who wants it. Pearl Grimard leaves the pink dryer to the junior who gets it first. Snooky Cardoza leaves all her boyfriends to the cheerleaders. Judy Landry leaves her ability to empty the basket to her good friend Edna Pelletier. Vicky Kostrzewa leaves her troubles behind. Donna Thamer leaves her shoes to anyone who wants them. Brenda Benoit leaves her wayside path to the first one who falls into it. Bernie Correira leaves all her Doctor bills to anyone who can afford them. Lina Raymond leaves as soon as possible. Dot Isabelle leaves her FIVL years of happiness to anyone who is there that long. Claudette Comtoi s leaves her appetite to a hungry junior. Georette Chartier leaves her sewing troubles to an UNdeserving Juni or . Diane Desrochers LEAVES. Jean Artley leaves her dress to whomever wants it. Sue Bordeleau leaves as noisy as she came in. Dot Arcand leaves her notes to the new secretary. Pauline Gauthier leaves hungry - NO LUNCH AGAIN. Pauline Beausoliel leaves her sewing ability to Terry Duhamel. Eleanor Foster leaves every Tom, Dick and Harry to Diane Barber. Nancy Correira leaves always loving Ronnie - too bad Phyllis. Carol Bello leaves still flirting. Estelle Beauchesne leaves singing Goodbye Cruel World . Paulette Dubugue leaves her clean white sweater to pat. Rose Crawford leaves without any tissue. Lorraine Danis leaves her good humor to her sister Rachel. Jaline Cognac leaves Richard Jean to Donna. Gloria Cayer leaves her teasing comb in the safe in the office. Pauline Daunais leaves for nursing - GOOD LUCK Gloria Bisson leaves with high honors. Louis Christedes leaves his influence with the girls to the Juniors with his line. Ted Dinneen leaves his chocolate donuts at Rudy ' s Diner. Richard Laurencelle wills his motorcycle jacket to Bob McArdle. Dan Guthrie doesn ' t care to leave anything. Richard Falardeau leaves his unhappiness to Tom Kennedy ' s brother. Doug Nelson wills the school to all the Juniors and will take residence at Hampton Beach. Donalgl Leclaire leaves his empty seat to Charles Tsouprakaki s . Roland Bernier will let Brian Reis take his place in related room. Don Hubert leaves his looks to Dave Sireen. Norm Rondeau leaves his car to science. Tom Kennedy leaves in sorrow only to have another Kennedy take his place . George McCormack leaves in a hurry. Ray Theriault leaves his greasy rags to Jim Doyle. John Hodge leaves his sports ability to the future athletes of Lowell Trade High Norm Morin leaves in a hurry. Eddie Martin leaves his optimistic ways to the Junior Class. Russ Jarek tearfully leaves the corridor of the girl school to anyone who is as handsome as he is. Don Grant leaves his Confederate flag to Charlie Gath and S teve Caste 1 1 ano 0 Don MacLean leaves his white hair to the teachers. Lorraine Paquin leaves her wit to anyone who can match it. Dianne Quinn leaves her good looks to any Junior provided tney use them on a TRADE boy. Louise Regis leaves as just as quiet as when she came. Helen Rene wills to all the Juniors the best time of the day (Lunch period) o Pearl Tessier leaves so quickly that she hasn ' t a chance to leave anything, Maureen Whitcomb leaves the seat she never gets on the bus to the underclassmen who always get there first, Jean Mi lot wills her books and used pencils to Rae Rousseau. Roger Abbott leaves his charm to any deserving Junior who can use it. (There are quite a few) Tom Dalton leaves his ability of passing to Bill Perry. Michael Farrah wills his quietness to anyone who wants it. Ray Mullen leaves his horn behind to anyone who can do as fine a job with it as he did. Rocky LaChance will sell the secret of passing to any fresh- man who is in need of it. Dick Parent leaves his place in front of the mirror to anyone who thinks they need it. Bob Jusczak leaves his ability to get out of Mr. Gacek ' s class to Dan Belanger. Phil Dube wills his part time diner job to Frank Dumont. Joe Ferreira leaves his muscles to A1 Brown. Dennis Caillier wills his way of getting around Mr. Twarog to Basketball captain Dennis Thibodeau. Robert Romanuskus leaves his purple sweater to Ken Allaby so that he may burn it. A1 Leduc and Frank Lyons leave their excess pounds to John King. Paul Martin leaves his low voice in shop to any young fresh- man who is trying to get ahead in the world. Ray Tessier wills a pile of sawdust to John Duffy. Brian Britton and Leon L ' Hereux leave their call lanky legs to anyone who has to get someplace in a hurry. Eddie Jusczak leaves his long hair to Jerry Fortier. Chester Fortin and Bill Itron leave the trash cart to some Junior who will do as good as job as they did. Paul Simoneau wills his marks in Shop to Roger Brunei le. Al Hebert leaves all his memories of school in school. June Demers leaves whatever she forgot to take with her. Walter La Flam wills his old coveralls to George Raymond. MOST BASHFUL Francis Lyons Jeannine Mi lot BEST GRUOMED Frank Cassidy Doris Isabelle MOST CONGENIAL Thomas Kennedy Louise Regis MOST ORIGINAL Albert Leduc Jeannine Martin MOST DEPENDABLE Pearl Grimard Gene Saicier Jeannine Martin MOST CHEERFUL Raymond Tessier Gloria Greenwood MOST AGREEABLE Ray Tessier Frank C assidy Doris Gervais BEST DRESSED James LaChance Judy Landry MOST ENERGETIC Albert Leduc Blanche Matte MOST MUSICAL Ray Mullen Elaine Mainville MOST COURTEOUS Thomas Kennedy Pauline Ninteau MOST ARTISTIC Russell Jarek Gloria Cayer i MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Tom Kennedy Pauline Daunais NOISIEST Louis Christiaes Sue Bordeleau FRIENDLIEST Leon L ' Hereux Priscilla Labrecque BEST DANCER Chester Fortin Estelle Beauchesne MUST Roger Abbott ATTRACT IVE Ceci 1e Lacourse MOST ATHLETIC John Hodge Blanche Matte QUIETEST Edward Martin Rachel Iacoviello WITTIEST Robert Romanuskus Pauline Leclaire MR, AND MRS 0 SENIOR John Hodge Pearl Grimard CLASS BABY John Flemings Rachel Iacoviello PROPHECY This is the year 1973. We find Louis Christedes and Doug Nelson expanding their garage on Moody Street,, Daniel Guthrie, their ace mechanic has just invented a new spark plug which del- ivers twice as much spark as the conventional plug. This year ' s Indianapolis 500 winner Throttle Leclaire said, Without Dan ' s new plug I never would have won . During the race there was a terrible collision and ambulances from surrounding cities were called in for the injured. The fastest one was Dino ' s which was driven by none other than Ted Dineen and Donald Hubert. Walter Laflam, now an Admiral in the Navy has enlisted for another ten year hitch. The President of General Motors, Tom Kennedy, has announced the new maintenance man who is George McCormack. Seen every Wednesday at the Unemployment Office on Hurd Street for the past three years were Norm Rondeau, Roland Bernier and Ray Theria- ult. Dick Laurencelle, well-known spray painter, has just been off- ered a job by Admiral Laflam of the United States Navy painting battleships. We are now visiting the girls from Vocational School. First of all we see Doris Gervais who is doing fine, she has two beautiful children. Next we meet Gloria Greenwood who is engaged to be married and is still working as a photographer. Rachel Ann lacoviello, who is still single, is working in a hat shop. Then we saw Rita Isabelle. Her husband is still boxing and is now a pro . Right next door we have Blanche Matte who is still ener- getic and full of pep. Jeannette Nadeau is happily married and has three children. Her husband is also a professional fighter. Elaine Paladino who now has two children visits Jeannette at least once a week to play cards. Cecile Lacourse, who works in a beauty salon is still single and looking for the right fellow. Leaving the beauty salon we see Lorraine Paquin who is going home to her husband and children. At the corner supermarket we saw Jeannine Mi lot and Joyce LaRochelle working busily at the cash registers. Elaine Mainville who is in the hairdressing business and doing well was also doing her weekly marketing. Maureen Whitcomb is busy modeling in a famous shop in Paris. Pearl Tessier is now working at the corner variety store and is engaged to be married. Here comes Pauline Ninteau who is now married to a Millionaire. We also met Louise Regis who is a fashion designer. In business with her is Dianne Quinn and they are quite prosperous. Helen Rene owns her own dancing studio. Carol Lemelin is now teaching at school. Dave Lowery has now taken over Lowery ' s Auto Body Service,, This has been Dave ' s dream since he was a child. Across the street Bob Lamoureox and Bruce Wilen have monopolized the auto seat cover business and are charging Lowery outrageous prices for the interiors which have been ruined after his bodywork, Leo Pepin of the Paint- ing department is leaving on a business trip to Washington. He is searching for a crew of men, namely graduates of his class to per- form the huge task of painting the White House. The first class- mates he looked up were Gerald Sarantakis and Donald Giguere. He soon learned that both of them were painting in the Beverly Hills section of California. Next to be called upon was Frank Cassidy who was unable to help either. Frank was busy painting the Golden Gate Bridge. Mr. Pepin finally got the men for his job and headed with paint cans and ladders to the White House. The President of the Raytheon Plant in Andover, Eddie Mar- tin met and old classmate walking down Merrimack Street. Yes it ' s Russ Jarek, owner of the Jarek Enterprises, and they decided to go into Tiny ' s Snack Bar and talk over a cup of coffee. They thought it would be nice if the Drafting class got together for a reunion. The head waiter came over for their order and the two fellows had to look twice, it was Norm Morin who had recently purchased the Luncheonette. They sent out invitations and it was to be held on Don MacLean ' s yacht and all the employees from his company were invited. They were to meet on May 17 1973 at 8:30 A.M. They, Russ, Don and Eddie were waiting on Don ' s private dock when a shi ny black limosine drove into sight. Its passengers were John Hodge, who purchased Lowell Tech and converted it into a private gym that does quite well. The other passengers were Don Grant of Grant Architectual Enterprises and Norm Morin. They went aboard the yacht, sat and talked, danced with the girls and planned another reunion in the near future. This reunion was such a success they just had to get together again for another swingin ' time. Lina Raymond has a fabulous job at Hyannisport, and is very happy doing Mrs. John Kennedy ' s hairdo. On further investigation we found Judy Landry or should we say Mrs. Frank O ' Brien who is happily married and enjoying her California split-level home. Jan- ice Gar the is doing a lot of traveling following Chuck in his car- eer in the Armed Forces. Doris Isabelle has quite a spooky job with an undertaker as a hairdresser. Abina Cardozza finally took the big step and she is very happy as the wife of the President of the National Hairdressers Association. Our blonde classmate Vicky Kostezewa is in New York working as one of the technicians at the National Show. Her associate, Donna Thamer is planning a trip to the moon for a location for their new beauty shop. Walt Disney has hired our classmate ' s husband Pearl Grimard as a top cartoonist and we find Mr. and Mrs. Ken Shemchuk very happy with their new job. Pauline LeClair was seen at Sweetland Garden with her old gang. She is now the owner of the establishment. We find Bernie Correia on television advertising Adorn ' s new teasing comb. She is still teasing up a storm. Brenda Benoit is the head waitress at Grants new location on the moon rocket ship and all astronauts are wel- come. We saw Priscilla LeBreque and her husband Peter Golden at a downtown office filling out their income tax return with ten exem- ptions on the list. We happened to see June Demers on a rocket ship to Venus. She is looking for Claudette Comtois who is an instructor at the Venus de Milo School of Hairdressing. Nancy Correia is now teaching at Vocational School. Eleanor Foster is still undecided after ten years. Joline Cognac is still searching using her mot to, Better late than never . Pauline Gauthier hasn ' t stopped looking at the boys. Carol Bello ' s husband Gary, has just opened Carol and Gary’s Machine Shop . Sue Bordeleau now has a collection of five baby dolls. Gloria Bisson has been sewing for her little Joyce since 1968. Pauline Beausoliel has a quaint little dress shop of her own. Dot Arcand is secretary to the Vice-Pres- ident of the United States. Singing songs to Butch we find Estelle Beauchesne. Good luck Butch. Pauline Daunais is seen making med- ical history in the emergency ward of a hospital in Washington, D o Co as she tries to restore Jean Artley ' s head which she accid- ently tore off. Rose Crawford, Gloria Cayer and Paulette Dubuque all have beautiful little children and live in Alaska. Diane Des- roches has announced her engagement. Georgette Chartier and Lor- raine Danis are quite happy with their twins and both intend to move into their new homes very soon. William Itron owns a chain of grocery stores in Maine. As we were visiting one of Bill ' s stores we met Robert Romanauskas who is now retired at the age of 27. Dennis Cailler, A1 Leduc and Francis Lyons are co-owners of a large furniture mill. Paul Mar- tin is now being offered thousands of dollars to turn over his 1951 Ford to Chester Fortin ' s antique shop. Ray Tessier has just com- pleted his split-level home for his wife ' s eleventh wedding anniv- ersary. Ray hired Brian Britton and Leon L ' Hereux to do the inter- ior work on his new home. Edward Jusczak is now in the Middle West raising cattle. The foreman of his ranch is Joseph Ferreira who is the best mule trainer in the territory. Paul Simoneau is Joe ' s side-kick. A1 Hebert has added a small addition to the Pentagon after he drove his truck through the side of it. After returning home from overseas where he was in the Marines, John Flemings is now running for President of an electrical concern against his old rival John Skehan. Ronald Tremblay is treasurer, and is doing such an awful job that John Flemings asked Gene Saucier to campaign for him for the presidency, and if he was elected into office he would give Gene the job of treasurer and send Tremblay to school for a refresher course on How to add and subtract in favor of the company . Robert Charity who is the Secretary, is very much in favor of this, as a matter of fact he ran for treasurer against Tremblay last year, and had about as much luckas Fleming will have running against Skehan. Rumor has it that Mr. Brox is coming in to straighten out the whole mess. drafting club officers Phil Dube is the owner of the biggest textile machine shop in the city of Lowell, and working for Phil is one of the best foremans in the state. It is none other than Mike Farrah and when he needs a little extra help he always goes to Tom Dalton who is now teaching at Trade school in the Machine Shop. Head accountant for Mr. Dube is Roger Abbott who is now the father of 13 children. He by the way was the first one in the class to walk down the center aisle. The California division of Phil ' s plant is under the leadership of Bob Jusczak and HORN Mullen. Rocky LaChance was with them up until a few years ago but ran away and married a rich widow. He is now on a two year honeymoon touring Europe. No one has heard a thing from Dick Parent since he piloted a rocket ship to the moon. There is no need to worry though because with him were twenty actresses from Hollywood. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS taal IDENTIFICATION OF BABY PICTURES 1. Sue Bordeleau in her Daddy ' s arms. 2. Claudette Comtois - 5 years old. 3 e President John Roger Abbott 4. Bernadette correira 5. SANTA CLAUS - John Flemings 6 0 Brenda Benoit 7. Gloria Greenwood 8. Blanche Matte 9. Estelle Beauchesne - age 2. 10. Pearl Grimard 11. Pauline Gauthier - 6 months 12. Jancie Garthe 13o Helen Rene 14. Doris Isabel le 15. Miss Connors (girl in center). 16. Gloria Bisson 17. Louise Regis 18. Lorraine Danis 19. Eleanor Foster - age 11 months. 20. Carol Bello 21. Jeannette Nadeau - age months. 22. Raymond Tessier 23. Elaine Mainville 24. Jean Artley 25. June Demers 26. Jeannine Martin 27. Jaline Cognac 28. Joyce LaRochelle 29. Maureen Whitcomb 30. Priscilla Labrecque -(baby in arms). 31. Donna Thamer 32. Leon L ' Hereux 33. Albert Leduc 34. Paul Simoneau -2 years old. 35. Jeannine Mi lot - age 11 months. 36. Paulette Dubuque 37. Vicky Kostrzewa CLASS OF 1964 KNEELING: STANDING: CLASS OF 1965 Bill Mical, Manager, Bob Gitschier, Robert Vercellin. Gerald Grondin, Richard Nowak, Ronald Leblanc and Mr. Slattery, Coach. JUNIOR VARSITY This year ' s basketball team did fairly well considering the many discouraging moments. The worst setback was the sudden death of Mr 0 Edward Lynch, our basketball coach. This dampened the team ' s spirit considerably. The new basketball coach, Mr e Edward Slattery did the best job he could with the team and corn- pi led the second best win-loss record of the season in the city 0 Trade also ended up in fourth position in league competition. They entered the Bay State Tourney without much success; but the students of the school kept the player ' s spirits high by attending the games and cheering them on. Let us hope next years team will have as good, if not better season. We shall be truly sorry to lose four of our top players; Captain John Hodge, Ronald Tremblay, A1 Leduc and John Skehan to the outside world. We anticipate they will do as well in the future as they did on the basketball court e COACHING STAFF RON TREMBLAY GIRLS BASKETBALL The basketball team was late in getting started this year. We progressed in talent and skill during the season. We played the Girls Club twice, winning once. Some of the players are: Gloria Greenwood, Captain, Blanche Matte, Jeannine Martin, Sue Bordeleau, and Elaine Mainville. Others are; Donna Laffey, Carol Lecoy, Priscilla Rocheleau, Gloria Cote, Joyce Hamel and Aline Brunei. We improved by practice, hard work and coaching from Miss Connors this season, but we plan to be even better next year. THE BRAINS if HIGH SCORERS IS BASKETE We predict this year ' s baseball team will win the Greater Boston Vocational League. The team has many veterans returning from last year with the addition of a new coach in Mr. Edward Slattery. In addition last year ' s team finished second in the league standing and only two Seniors have left. The team has plenty of spirit and is confident to win the league crown. The veterans returning to the starting line-up are: Thomas Fuhs, Louis Christedes, Doug Nelson, Dennis Thibodeau, Robert L ' Hereux and Robert Ronamauskas. The other position are filled by two new comers, Daniel Guthrie and Raymond Ruiter. The pitching staff is composed of John Hodge and Ray Fournier, both veterans along with the new comers Raymond and Robert Lagasse. The reserve strength is comprised of Russ Jarek, Fred Modeski, Ted Kennedy, Robert Levasseur, David Nelson, Mike Krygowski and David Hatch. On the basis of last year ' s performance and what we have seen thus far this season, the Lowell Trade High Baseball Team will have quite a bit to say in the Vocational League outcome in 1 963 «� CHEE PLEADERS CO-CAPTAINS SENIOR HOME ECONOMICS junior hairdressers JUNIOR HOME ECONOMICS SENIORS SENIOR HAIRDRESSERS GOOD GOVERNMENT DAY REPRESENTATIVES GIRLS BOWLING YEARBOOK STAFF FALL RECORD HOP COMMITTEE BCWLING CLUB OFFICERS BOYS HONOR ROLL DTMP. C HMM TTTFF PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Adelberr Landry Mr s . Omer Marti n Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Oueuetie Mr o Edward Bergeron Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bergeron Mr 0 and Mrs. Ferdinand Saucier MrSc John H. Sargent Mr o Rudolph Red Ouelette Mr. and Mrs. Jean L. Gerard Mr o and Mrs. Roland StGelais Mary A. Duffy Mr c and Mrs c John W. Nestor Elizabeth Hamb let Alice M. Lennon Mr. and Mrs 0 Raymond F. Leavitt Mr. and Mrs c Maurice Matte Mr s c Cec i 1 e Mar t i n Mr 0 and Mrs 0 Everett Porteous Mr o and Mrs c Edward Vaillancourt Mr 0 and Mrs 0 Maurice Dube Mr. and Mrs 0 Raoul A 0 Daunais Mr c and Mrs c Norman Fortin Alicia Mr. and Mrs. Peter Zemetres Mr and Mrs. M c Souza Mrs. Ann A . Willi ams Mr c and Mrs. Raymond Arcand and Family Mr 0 and Mrs. Daniel Simone and Family Mr. and Mrs. Flenry Frechette Mr. and Mrs. Yvette Isabelle Mrs. Rose Rochette Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. James W. Nunnery Mr. and Mrs. William Alberghene Miss Pauline Ricard Mrs. Evelyn E. Donohoe Josephine Plamondon Annie Giroux and Mrs. Ernest L Hereux Bruce Sutcl i f fe Harry B. Dunsford Robert Derbyshire Warren Kennedy Henry Lisien Michael Kostrzewa Michael Kourkoulakos Raymond Ducharme Joseph Skehan Eugene E. Pepin Mrs Mrs Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, and Mrs, and Mrs. Paul St Cyr 65 William Riley 64 Mrs. Harrington Mr. James F. Gardner Mr . Mil 1 eren Miss Florence Ducharme Leo Lee lair Walter Gacek Raymond Lavoie George Dabi 1 i s Bowers Fu 1 1 er Mr Mr Mr and Mrs. Carl McCoy Mr. ana Mrs, Mr, and Mrs Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs Red Lemieux Mr. and Mrs. Armand Gervais Miss Marion Connors RN Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Landry Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jusczak Mr. and Mrs. Felix Wilen Mr. and Mrs. Armand Moreau Joseph Ga 1 1 agher Mr. and Mrs. Bill Litchfield Helen G. Dacey Mrs. James A. Murray Mrs. Louise Generoux Miss Simone Generoux Miss Laurette Gregoire Mrs. Exelia Gregoire and Mrs. Ray Cox and Mrs. Roger Perry and Mrs. John J. Mullen and Mrs. Kenneth Dixon and Mrs. Arthur Nadeau and Mrs. Ronaldo Comtois and Mrs. Leon Gagniere and Mrs. Emile Galgus Florence LaRochelle and Mrs. George Regis Miss Lillian Chisholm Miss Delaney Mrs. Sally Regan Mr. Do A. Regan Martha A. Regan Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Brox Mr. Herbert Derbyshire Mr. Robert Hayes Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Slattery Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sudol James L. Greeley Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conlon Mrs. Leo Greeley Mrs. Alice Pare Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pyne Mr Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr s Mr Mr . and Mrs . Raymond Brassard Mr . and Mrs . David Marrero Mr , and Mr s . Lucien Mai nvi 1 le Mr. and Mr s . Brendon Tarmey Mr. and Mrs . Alberick Labbe Mr . and Mr s . Raymond Thurston Mr . and Mr s . Thomas Lafionatis Mr . and Mrs . Leo Blanchette Mr . and Mr s . Louis Thamer Mr . and Mr s . Raymond Marchand Mr . and Mr s . T i mothy Ma 1 oney Mr. and Mrs . Robert Morrisette Mr . and Mr s . Raymond Su 1 1 i van Mr . and Mrs . William Colli ns Mr . and Mr s . Albert J. Leduc Mr . and Mr s . Anthony Paladino Mr . Ralph L 1 Hereux Mr . and Mrs . Samuel Akkasian Mr . and Mr s . Wi 1 1 i am H . Mol 1 oy Catherine S. Mai n Mr . and Mrs . William A . Burton Pau 1 , Joe, Bill and Kathy Mr . and Mr s . Frederick Santos Mr . and Mr s . Joseph Rondeau Mr . and Mr s . William Thompson Mr . and Mr s . Fred T. Boyle Mr . Theodore P. Tabloski Helen E , , Tabloski Mr . and Mrs . Vytolt Romanauskas Mr . Char 1 es T souprakaki s Mr, and Mrs. James Moloney Mrs. Irene L ' Heureux Mr. and Mrs. Everett Perkins Mr. and Mrs. John Stevens, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Prue Kathy Ann Bird Joseph A. Guthrie Rita A. Guthrie Mary Ann Fleming John Fleming, Sr. Gladys Szizypinski Samuel Boldeia Anna Fleming James Perry Mrs. Estes Langlois Mr. and Mrs. Raoul N. Daunais Paul L. Levasseur Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Vigeant Davi d J . Collins Mrs. Thomas McFadden Mrs. George O ' Heir Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bernier Pat, Neil, Ciddy and Leeny Mary J. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Jack Z. Higgins Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Vaillancourt Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Archambault Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Belanger Mrs. Victor L. Picard John Powers Mr. and Mrs. Walter Foye Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Twarog LAWYERS Donohoe, Cowdrey, Leggat Raymond D. Bourgeois Thomas F. Casey Hubert L. McLaughlin Eugene R. Geary John F. Donohoe Allen Ger son Frank J. Garvey Raymond F. McColough Nicholas P . Hollis Meyer Solomont William H . Sullivan Alfred N. Shamas Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Finnegan Archie Bari of sky Cornelius F. Kiernan Francis H c Boland Frederick J c Hoar John J. Hurley William F . Barrett John C. Carragner Paul R. Achin Eli N. Rostler and Family Melvin G. Rogers Charles P. Patsourakos Vasilios P. Patsourakos Donahue and Donahue Sidney L. Rindler Francis K. Monarski Harold P. Ready Thomas T. O ' Donnell Garabed N. Moushegian Costas G. Letsou Mr. and Mrs„ Walter Stankiewicz DOCTORS Donald W. Farrington Harold A. Titus Costas Kokinos Gilbert M . Cogan C Stoyle Baker Harry Black Dr, and Mrs. Frederick A. Hickey Germain J. Bouchard Arthur P . Kennedy Karl Kali ka Salem Z 0 Elias Vasilios G. Letsou Dinneen and Clements Edward Sullivan Ralph Heifetz Levon Chertavian Laura B. Deane Robert E. Moynihan Charles E. McGowan Joseph D. Sweeney and Family Samuel Klauber Anthony J. Reppucci Raymond Capers George V. Gian is Sidney S. Mizner Barnett Bernstein Edward H. Southwick Alan L. Schofield Robert J . Scanne 1 1 Frederick E. Morris WE WOULD LIKE TO SAY THANK YOU TO ALL OF THE . DEPAR TMENTS IN THE SCHOOL FOR THEIR VERY KIND CONSIDERATION AND ASSISTANCE IN HELPING TO MAKE OUR MEMORY BOOK A REALITY. WE ARE MOST GRATEFUL TO ALL THE ADVERTISERS AND PATRONS FOR THEIR GENEROUS DONATIONS. WE TIP OUR HATS OFF TO LORING STUDIOS FOR THEIR FINE COVERAGE OF OUR ACTIVITIES DURING THE YEAR. AGAIN, A MOST SINCERE THANK YOU TO EVERYONE THE STAFF iiiimnm A,. fm Congratulations and the best of luck! 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MASS GL 8-8681 1323 Gorham Street. LOWELL. MASS. GL 4-3411 =E3ll fl ALBERT ROLAND ;nr] descoteaux j Precision Machining Experimental Machining Tool, Die Making Research and Developing Machine Design Tool Design SORENSEN MACHINE 6- ENGINEERING CO. JOHN STREET LOWELL, MASS. Tel. GL 2-9110 W. E. SORENSEN President MASSON ' S MOTOR SALES Cars Bought Sold 760 Lakeview Ave. Lowell, Mass. Tel. 453-0011 If No Answer Call: Paul Masson - NI 9-6286 Ray Masson - 453-7617 DUCO-DULUX LUCITE AUTO PAINTING KINNEY ' S GULF SERVICE Pawtucket and Fletcher Sts. Tune Up — Road Service Lowell, Mass. evuf, ' a Service GENERAL REPAIRS 117 PRINCETON BLVD NO CHELMSFORD. MASS. TEL ALPINE 1-8175 Tel. 458-6220 Telephone: 452-8438 — 452-8250 BLATUS SAVOLEY Service Stations Chelmsford and Hale Sts. 1465 Middlesex St. Lowell, Mass. LOWELL WALLPAPER CO. Wholesale Distributors Wallpapers — Paints — Supplies 51 Market St. Lowell, Mass. OSTROFFS, INC. INDUSTRIAL UNIFORM CO. 65 MIDDLESEX STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS BROX SERVICE STATION Gasoline, Oils, Accessories Tires - Tubes [SUNOCO) Cor. MERRIMACK and RACE STS Dial GLenvievv 2-8507 Don’s Gulf Service GENERAL REPAIRING TIRES - BATTERIES ft ACCESSORIES ROAD SERVICE 290 Westford Street Lowell. Mass Emergency Phone GL 2-5436 Store Rhone GL 7-7895 FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY Medical Arts Prescription Pharmacy A. P. PAPULIS. PH. G.. R. PH. 32 CENTRAL ST. (AT KEARNEY SQUARE) LOWELL. MASSACHUSETTS Proscription Jirst onsiJcralic L. A. TURGEON RANGE - FUEL OIL — POWER BURNERS SALES AND SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF GL 8-8912 LAMBERT’S MARKET 49 SPARKS STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS COMPLIMENTS OF McDonough funeral home 14 HIGHLAND STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS A FRIEND IVY BEAUTY SHOP 445 MOODY ST. LOWELL, MASS. PERMANENTS AND HAIR COLORING OUR SPECIALTY COMPLIMENTS OF OSTIGUY’S MARKET Waldimer Pontiac 630-676 Middlesex Street LOWELL. MASS. J. E. CURRY ENTERPRISES, INC. PLUMBING HEATING SUPPLIES 3 10 WESTFORD STREET TEL. GL 9-9551 — 4-7781 Phone GL 7-7671 Sid Vagenheim COMPLIMENTS OF . . ARMORY SERVICE CLEAN USED CARS OPP STATE ARMORY 49 WESTFORD ST. RIVERSIDE VARIETY 69 EUGENE ST. OPEN DAILY 7 A M. TO 10 P.M. WATCH REPAIR SERVICE LENNIE’S ARMAND’S SERVICE STATION INC. 3 65 CHELMSFORD ST LOWELL, MASS CL 2-6470 JIM ' S BARBER SHOP 12 Lilley Ave. ‘‘Every Hair Cut, The Hair Cut” Glamour Uniform Maternity 75 Palmer St. Lowell HOSPITAL PHARMACY Louis Neyman, Reg. Ph.G. 747 Merimack St., Cor. Aiken St. MARTIN CLOTHES 100-102 CENTRAL ST. LOWELL. MASS. Tel. GL 2-3231 Lowell, Mass. MARTIN’S VARIETY 207 TEXTILE AVE. LOWELL, MASS PLUNKETT’S DRUG STORES JOHN T. PLUNKETT. Reg Ph “01 BRIDGE ST 202 1 LAKEVIF.W AVE. LOWELL. MASS, COLLINSVILLE. MASS. GL 2-5711 GL 2-2 767 •v DOWN jt 1963 AUTO INSURANCE RATES IF YOU TAKE OUR DRIVER EDUCATION COURSE • Let us save you $60.00 or MORE per year. • Licensed or unlicensed, you may take this and save. • You do not have to be a High School student or graduate. • You are eligible if you are between 15 and 9 mos. to 25 years of age. • Approximate length of course, 3-5 weeks. Call us, Today, for Information. Lowell Auto School Inc. 58 Appleton Street Lowell, Mass. GL 3-1819 or GL 3-4461 Classroom course not required EXCEPT for Insurance discount” 0 DcU%ic l, ENDS THE QUEST FOR THE BEST North Lowell Street Methuen, Massachusetts H. F. DOUGLASS JEWELER 15 JOHN STREET LOWELL, MASS. R. ROSENBLOOM CO. “If It’s Paper, We Have It” FIRE FIGHTERS LOCAL 853 49 Branch St. GL 5-5031 LOWELL, MASS. MIKE ' S MARKET 186 Chelmsford St. Lowell POLLARD ' S BASEMENT SHOE DEPT. Groceries - Cold Cuts - Meats Beverages - Ice Cream - Fruit GL 2-8352 Men’s - Boy’s - Women’s Shoes Compliments of . . . PARAMOUNT LOUNGE THE BOILER ROOM Murphy Pietrzak Banquet Rooms Available McGuire Gannon For Information - Call AL 1-3521 Plante Murray Coughlin 40 Vinal Sq. No. Chelmsford tke Spwie house 525 Pawtucket Boulevard Lowell, Man. AT YOUR SER VICE FOR HEA L TH LOWELL PHARMACY C. MORAIS L. MORAIS Tel. 2-7841 632 Merrimack St. MARKUS MOTOR SERVICE, INC 70 - 80 LAKEVIEW AVENUE • LOWELL, MASS. RICARD ' S INC. JEWELERS Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry - Silverware Tel. GL 2-2251 151 Central St. GRAY FURNITURE COMPANY, INC You Always Do Better at Gray” 231 CENTRAL STREET Lowell, Mass. Gl 2-3001 PARADISE DO-NUT CO. “AMERICA’S BEST CREAM DO-NUTS” 660 ROGERS STREET Tel. GL 29634 Lowell, Mass NORMAN’S MEN’S AND BOY’S SHOP 60 MIDDLESEX ST LOWELL, MASS Cercle St-Louis de Centralville, Inc. RIVERSIDE 84 Townsend Avenue Ready Peeled lowell. mass. Potato Service InC. GL - 77074 Alfred “Boofie” Saucier, Mgr. CAMEO DINER 715 Lakeview Ave. Lowell, Mass. PINARD ' S MARKET Albert J. Pinard, Mgr. Meats, Groceries and Provisions Dial GLenview 2-6448 252 Hildreth St. BOSTON AUTO SUPPLY DISTRIBUTORS MOT OR PARTS — GARAGE EQUIPMENT — DUNLOP TIRES EX1DE BATTERIES — QUAKER STATE OIL DUCO AND DELUX AUTO PAINT 18-34 FIRST STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS TEL. GL 5-5691 Body-Door Panel And Parti Complete Wheela Aligned Axlei Straightened Motor-Rebuilt Machine Shop Service F rames Straightened Wheels Straightened COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF LOWELL COMPLIMENTS OF RUDY’S DINER 112 BRIDGE ST. 935 GORHAM ST LOWELL, MASS. H. C. GIRARD CO. HARDWARE — PAINT — ELECTRICAL 618 MERRIMACK STREET SUPPLIES LOWELL HARRY FREEDMAN CATERER A. G. HARDWARE AND SUPPLY HARRY FREEDMAN CATERER 98 BROADWAY 776 LAKEVIEW AVE. LAWRENCE, MASS. LOWELL, MASS. MUrdock 3-2111 Around Corner from Aiken St. Bridge Caterer for All Occasions Compliments of . . . Compliments of . . . MIDDLESEX SUPPLY A FRIEND NOMABE - home of PAR 3 Exciting new putting game that is Sweeping the Country (Compliments ofi DR. JOSEPH F. MONTMINY DR. JOSEPH F. MONTMINY JR. DR. ALBERT L. ROY PAR IS 27 FOR 9 HOLES $3.95 DR. JOHN ELEFTHERIO OPTOMETRISTS PAR 3 - NOMABE CORPORATION 31 John Street, Lowell, Mass. CONTACT LENSES CHILDREN ' S VISION 492 Merrimack Street LOWELL, MASS. WOOD-ABBOTT CO. - Established 1872 - LARSON’S DAIRY Diamond Merchants and Jewelers — MILK and CREAM — Dial 452-9758 1990 MIDDLESEX ST. 175 Merrimack St. Lowell, Mass. Telephone 452-4331 SHOWROOM GLENVIEW 8-1253 287 APPLETON STREET LOWELL, MASS NEW ENGLAND LINOLEUM SERVICE Gerard (Jerry) Bordeleau, Prop. 96 Crawford St. Lowell, Mass. Linoleum - Wall Linoleum - Tiles Steel and Plastic Tiles - Free Estimates BARIBEAULT ' S MARKET ,i(SET7 , M. Baribeault, Prop. E. Baribeault, Mgr. llP Meats and Groceries Lowell Motor Sales, Inc. 299 West Sixth Street Lowell, Mass. 129-145 MIDDLESEX STREET Dial 453-2841 LOWELL. MASS. BUS GL. 6-6871 Charles Tsouprakakis res gl a-8539 me. P, P. LAPoPTC.B. S. Brc PM, 0,4. - P, A. IaPORIE, 0. S. REG. PMAOM. 60 Mammoth Rd 521 Merrimack St. Tel. G. L. 2-4622 TEL. G. L. 2-9851 LOWELL. MASS. JHMf Main “Drive-In” Plant, 346 Broadway 1200 Bridge St., Sunrise Shopping Center Wilmington Plaza, Rte. 38, Wilmington 1996 Lakeview Ave., Collinsville New Branch - 306 Boston Rd., Billerica TIGHE ' S HARDWARE LAROSE BROS. DAIRY Leo F. Tighe, Prop. You Can Whip Our Cream - But You Can’t Beat Our Milk 21 Bachman Street - Tel. GLenview 2-9641 930 Gorham St. Tel. 454-7962 Lowell, Massachusetts : HANK ' S BARBER SHOP 85 Lakeview Ave. Prop. H. Bardzik NEYMAN FURNITURE CO. 193-199 Middlesex St. Dial GL 2-4251 A FRIEND BOB NOTINI EDDIE, VERONICA AND TOMMY MARTIN MR. and MRS. JOHN F. SHAUGHNESSY INDEPENDENT CASH MARKET, INC. 374-376 Market St. Lowell, Mass. GL 2-0641 Compliments of . . . P S COFFEE SHOP 37 John St. LEO A. PROVENCAL Constable 147 Central St. 454-9121 SHEW ' S LAUNDRY 338 West Sixth Street CHARLIE ' S CORNER 408 Suffolk Street CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF “63” Y. M. C. A. SULLIVAN FUNERAL HOME 22 Fourth St. Lowell, Mass. EDDIE CHADONNET JUNK DEALER Ikvan St. GL 4-8562 AMBASSADOR CLEANERS 720 Aiken St. Lowell 452-3661 RALPH MILLER Tires - Batteries - Accessories Gasoline - Oils - Lubrication 447 Bridge St. GL 3-5921 MANNING ' S PACKAGE STORE 419 Bridge St. Lowell, Mass. GL 5-5141 BIRON ' S PACKAGE STORE 12 Aiken Ave. Lowell, Mass. 457-7207 President for the Last Five Years N. G. DESROCHER ' S BARBER SHOP 124 Textile Ave. Union Barber Shop Local A. F. of L. MARTIN ' S VARIETY Groceries and Meats 207 Textile Ave. Lowell, Mass. GL 4-2651 BERNARD PHARMACY 557 Central St. G L 3-1921 SCRIPTURE ' S LAUNDRY 256 Lawrence St. Lowell, Mass. SEARS ROEBUCK CO. 208 Central St. Lowell, Mass. LINCOLN SQ. HDWE. SUPPLY CO. Paint - Wallpaper - Linoleum 256 Chelmsford St. GL 9-9163 PETER ' S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT 375 Broadway St. Lowell, Mass. FRANK ' S TV SERVICE 1982 Lakeview Ave. Dracut, Mass. GL 2-3061 MICHAEL PAULS 605 Broadway St. Lowell. Mass. ELINOR ' S LUNCH 382 Broadway St. Lowell, -Mass. PETE THE TAILOR GL 2-3632 Custom Made Suits - Made to Order 321 Central St. Lowell COTE ' S MARKET 175 Salem St. Lowell, Mass. “Best Meat in Town” BARRY ' S PASTRY SHOP 437 Central St. Lowell 452-1519 Wedding Birthday Cakes SAAB SAAB Attorneys Counsellors At Law 147 Central St. Saab Building COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Compliments of . . . EDNA ' S CANDY SHOPPE SCOTT HDWE. CO. 35 Bridge St. 452 Bridge St. Fresh Dipped Chocolates Lowell, Mass. Original Carmel Crisp NELSON ' S PANCAKE HOUSE HARVEY ' S SHOE STORE and SHOE REPAIR Rte. 3 - Tyngsboro, Mass. also Dining Room Music ORTHOPEDIC WORK Fifteen Varieties of Pancakes Tel. 3-0310 336 Moody St. J. E. CURRY ENTERPRISES INC. MRS. NELSON ' S CANDY HOUSE Plumbing and Heating Supplies Rte. 3 at Rte. 110 310 Westford St. Chelmsford, Mass. Tel. GL 9-9551 — 4-7781 Makers of Fine Candies for Over 50 Years TELEVISION RADIO LABORATORIES LOWREY ' S MOBIL SERVICE Maintenance and Service Engineer 133 Princeton St. 171 Lincoln St. Lowell North Chelmsford GL 5-5461 — 5-5462 KORNER KITCHEN E. A. WILSON CO. Catering Service Fuel Oil Service 185 Westford St. 2002 Lakeview Ave. Serving Greater Lowell 458-0031 452-4543 BURBECK ' S ICE CREAM STAND Compliments of . . . LOWELL GLASS CO. Middlesex St., Lowell f. v r-.-r .� • . ! ’ . ' ' ' j- $ , 5 ? 5 4 ‘ y l f .. .? j. .„, ■ ? ntj V ' V ' % v V- ■ ' - - . 4 , ' ; ; ' fc ... ' 4 ’■ - ' ' i . y ' ■ j '