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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1967 volume:

LOWELL TRADE — VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOLS ' DecUc titot The eleventh edition of THE KEY, official chronicle of the Class of 1967, is dedicated to our representative in Congress, Honorable F. Bradford Morse. Congressman Morse was born in Lowell and attended Lowell Public Schools. He was graduated from Boston University with a B.S. degree in 1948 and with a L.L.B. degree in 1949. Mr. Morse received the Honorary degree, D.Sci. from Lowell Technological Institute, 1965. He has been a member of the 87th, 88th, 89th and 90th Congresses, and is presently on the Committee on Foreign Afcairs. For the privilege we say thank you very much to Congressman Brad Morse for his excellent representation, and with this dedication goes our every wish and prayer for continued success in your chosen field. ARTHUR E. McGLINCHEY SCHOOL COMMITTEE BRENDAN J. FARRINGTON JAMES F. McMAHON PAUL J. ROBINSON EDNARD j. EARLY JR. Mayor HELEN G. DRONE Y 1 VINCENT McCARTTN Superintendent CLEMENT G. McDONOUGH With your graduation, you are being called upon to demonstrate to the world the good citizenship, good training and exceptional workmanship which have been cultivated in you as a student. May you ever be successful in all three. CHARLES P . CONLON DIRECTOR Sincere wishes for your success and happiness in your chosen field. How much success you achieve will depend on how well you use the training which you have received. KATHLEEN G. DELANEY GIRLS 1 PRINCIPAL • • In Memorium . OUR CLASSMATE JAMES RICHARD CODY January 21, 1949 September 3 , 1966 REQUIESCAT IN PACE FACULTY WILLIAM G. ALBERGHENE ALBERT C. BROX Machine Dept. Head Elec. Dept. Head MARION F . CONNORS Home -Nursing HARRY B. DUNSFORD P. D. Dept. Head WALTER F. FOYE Academic Dept . Head BOWERS FULLER Machine Dept. i $ ELIZABETH M. HAMBLET Senior Foods ROBERT C. HAYES Electrical Rel. WALTER F. GACEK Academics MICHAEL KOURKOULAKOS Machine Dept. MARY J. KENNEDY Academics WARREN J. KENNEDY Carpentry Dept. RAYMOND J. LAVOIE Carpentry Dept. ALICE M. LENNON HENRY LISIEN Academics Drafting Dept. Head JAMES B . MOLONEY Electrical Dept. ARMAND V. MOREAU Upholstery Dept. Head SALLY M. REGAN Cosmetology EDWARD J. SUDOL Automobile Dept. FLORENCE SCHOFIELD Junior Foods EDWARD F . SLATTERY Academics RAYMOND SULLIVAN Carpentry CHARLES TSOUPRAKAKIS Automobile Dept. ERVIN E. TWAROG Carpentry Dept. Head CLASS ADVISORS DOROTHY V. LAFIONATIS Dressmaking WILLIAM J. COLLINS Guidance Placement To our Class Advisors we say THANK YOU for making this our last year at Lowell Trade and Vocational Schools our most memorable. WE THINK YOU ARE THE GREATEST. p R E S I D E N T V I c E P R E S I D E N T ROBERT HOUSTON 4 LIVINGSTON ST. LOWELL MACHINE RACHEL JACQUES 195 HALE ST. LOWELL COSMETOLOGY B-ig on friendship O-ne of our blondes B-est President ever ACTIVITIES: President of Senior Class Senior Class candy sales Yearbook patron drive R-eady to graduate A-lways smiling C-ute H-ep E-ngaged L-oves only Bob ACTIVITIES: Senior Class Officer Honor Roll JACQUELINE LESSARD 82 AUSTIN ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS LEONARD BARROS 338 TEXTILE AVE. LOWELL AUTOMOTIVE J-oyf ul A-ctive C-ourteous K-ind I-s always happy E-ager to become an actress ACTIVITIES: L-oyal E-ager to graduate N-ever late N-oted for politeness Y-oung at heart ACTIVITIES: Senior Class Officer Senior Class Treasurer Candy Sales CO-EDITORS PATRICIA GALLAGHER 145 GORHAM ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS CHARLENE HAMEL 271 FOX ST. LOWELL COSMETOLOGY S-weet kid T-alks a lot I-is available L-ikeable T-rying for hairdressing S-o nice ACTIVITIES: C-ares for hairdressing H-appy A-lways smiling R-eally cute L-oves only Tom I-n trouble never E-ager to graduate ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee Yearbook Co-Editor Honor Roll Cheer leading 1, 2, 3. MICHAEL AHEARN 54 COSGROVE ST. LOWELL AUTOMOTIVE ROGER FONTAINE 255 STACKPOLE ST. LOWELL CARPENTRY M-ost mysterious I-s on the ball K-eeps smiling E-njoys playing basketball ACTIVITIES: Class Will Candy Sales R-uns all errands O-n the right track G-oing steady ACTIVITIES: Bowling League President Co-Editor of Yearbook Candy Sales RICHARD ARCHIBALD 9 PROSPECT ST. LOWELL ELECTRICIAN GERARD ARP IN 182 DALTON ST. LOWELL MACHINE JANE BALCZUKIEWICZ 16 AMES ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS D-etermined to teach I-nterested in school C-arefree K-ind of bashful ACTIVITIES: G-reat guy E-njoys Science R-ough and ready R-egular Y-oung at heart ACTIVITIES: J-ealous never A-rtistic N-ever angry I-n love E-ver friendly ACTIVITIES: Bowling Industrial Management Candy Sales Seminar Dues collector Honor Roll MICHAEL BATISTA 1527 MIDDLESEX ST. LOWELL AUTOMOTIVE PAULINE BERARD 91 EXETER ST. LOWELL COSMETOLOGY JEAN BERGERON 235 WHITE ST. LOWELL AUTOMOTIVE M-any like him I-nteresting K-eeps out of trouble E-njoys working on cars ACTIVITIES: P-leasing A-lways thinking of him U-nfriendly - never L-oves only Jimmy J-ust fine E-njoys racing A-lways quiet N-ever on time ACTIVITIES: Ticket sales ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader Trouble Shooting contestant Yearbook Committee ROGER BLANCHETTE 60 LORING ST. LOWELL MACHINE DIANNE BO ISSONNEAULT 19 SEVENTH AVE. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS RAYMOND BOUTIN, JR. 84 AIKEN AVE. LOWELL MACHINE D-oes good work O-ld Scout Leader D-oes like school G-oing to remember E-asy going ACTIVITIES: P-eppy E-nthusiastic E-ager W-orker E-nergetic E-xtraordinary ACTIVITIES: R-ignt for Air Force A-lways smiling Y-oung sportsman ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales Patron Drive Patron Drive Candy Sales Dance Committee GERARD BROUILLARD , JR. 112 MT . HOPE ST. LOWELL AUTOMOTIVE MICHAEL CADORETTE 27 NEWHALL ST. LOWELL ELECTRICIAN GAIL CHAISSON 22 LUDLOW ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS S-weet on Gloria O-ffers his help N-ever late N-oted for neatness Y-oung at heart ACTIVITIES: Patron Drive Candy Sales M-akes life easy I-ntelligent K-ind and sweet E-veryone likes him G-ood A-cute kid I-rristable L-ikeable ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee Bowling Bowling Candy Sales PAUL CHANDONNET 97 CRAWFORD ST. LOWELL CARPENTRY ' l KAREN CLOHESY 727 SCHOOL ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS RAYMOND CLOUTIER, JR. 19 READ ST. LOWELL MACHINE P-olite A-nxious to graduate U-nder standing L-oves Joyce ACTIVITIES: Bowling league Yearbook Committee Candy Sales K-ind of noisy A-lways happy R-eally in love E-nergetic N-ifty ACTIVITIES: Bowling Dance Committee J-ust plain friendly O-ne of the best E-asy going ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales Yearbook Patron Drive ROSEMARIE CLOUTIER 136 HILDRETH ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS SHIRLEY CLOUTIER 27 WINTHROP AVE. LOWELL COSMETOLOGY ROBERT COLE 1 GLIDDEN AVE. LOWELL AUTOMOTIVE R-eal nice 0- ur pal S-miling always 1- n love wxth Eddie E-asy going ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales S-hy H-as a boyfriend I-s swell R-eal tall L-ikeable ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee B-ugs the teachers O-ne of the best B-ob is a good mechanic ACTIVITIES: Patron Drive BERNARD COMTOIS 27 HUMPHREY ST. LOWELL MACHINE ROGER CORBEIL 91 CRAWFORD ST. LOWELL DRAFTING RACHEL DANIS 245 SALEM ST. LOWELL COSMETOLOGY B-owling is a hobby U-p to date C-aref ree K-idding always I-nterested in sports E-ager to travel ACTIVITIES: Patron Drive R-eady to bowl O-n the ball G-oing into Air Force E-njoys camping R-eady to graduate ACTIVITIES: Drafting Club Yearbook Committee R-aises cain in class A-lways smiling C-lass nut H-ungry all the time E-asy going L-eaves happily ACTIVITIES: Bowling ALAN DAVIS 46 AVENUE B LOWELL AUTOMOTIVE ROSEMARY DEERING 27 MCGUIGAN TERRACE LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS JOSEPH DEMERS 87 HAMPSHIRE ST. LOWELL AUTOMOTIVE A-lways ambitious L-ikes cars A-nice guy N-ever absent ACTIVITIES: R-eal nice kid 0- n the go always S-tays out - never 1- is full of pep E-ager to leave H-ates Fords I-ntelligent N-otably quiet C-ertain to succeed H-ates to leave ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES: Baseball Patron Sales Candy Sales Yearbook Committee Candy Sales GLORIA DESFORGES 139 CUMBERLAND DR. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS IRENE DION 78 FARMLAND RD. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS DAVID DOBSON 24 ROPER ST. LOWELL AUTOMOTIVE D-if ferent E-ager to graduate F-orgets never E-njoys C.Y.O. C-ourteous T-hinker ACTIVITIES: Ticket Committee I-rresistable R-eader E-ager to graduate N-ice E-ver helpful ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales D-ates a lot A-ctive in school V-ery punctual E-njoys racing ACTIVITIES: Basketball Candy Sales CHARLES ESPINOLA 848 BRIDGE ST. LOWELL ELECTRICIAN DAVID ETCHELLS 42 BISHOP ST. LOWELL CARPENTRY DELORES FOURNIER 406 ADAMS ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS C-ares for Gail H-opes to graduate U-sually out C-arefree K-ind to everyone ACTIVITIES: Fuse Blowers Club E-ager to graduate T-alks about trucks C-razy sometimes H-as many friends ACTIVITIES: Ticket Committee D-oll O-bedient L-oyal L-ovable Y-oung at heart ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales JAMES FREITAS 286 BRANCH ST. LOWELL AUTOMOTIVE CECILE GAGNON 16 WOODCOCK ST. LOWELL COSMETOLOGY NANCY GENTLE 215 BALDWIN ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS J-ust swell I-s everyone ' s friend M-aking a try for the Marines ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales Patron Drive C-ute E-ager for the bell C-razy sometimes I-n trouble never L-ikes only John N-eat A-ttractive N-oisy C-an ' t be quiet E-asygoing ACTIVITIES: Bowling ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales WILLIAM GOYETTE 936 LAKE VIEW AVE . LOWELL UPHOLSTERY DANA HANSEN 104 CONGRESS ST. LOWELL MACHINE JOYCE HART 377 WILDER ST. LOWELL COSMETOLOGY B-rave I-nteresting L-ikeable L-oves school ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Committee Candy Sales D-oes swell paintingH-as many friends U-sually friendly A-lways talking C-an do anything R-uns to school K-eeps busy T-alks never? S-erious about steady ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES: Patron Drive Candy Sales Dance Committee Student Government Rep RAYMOND HOVEY 52 NOTTINGHAM ST. LOWELL DRAFTING PAUL JEFFERS 7 WATERFORD ST. LOWELL ELECTRICIAN PETER JOHNSON 5 CRESENT ST. LOWELL ELECTRICIAN R-eady to graduate A-lways looks neat Y-oung at heart ACTIVITIES: B-ig O-nly wants to graduate O-ver height M-any friends P-retty good kid E-nergetic T-rue to Fran E-ager to graduate ACTIVITIES: Drafting Club ACTIVITIES: Class Will Committee Basketball Candy Sales Fuse Blowers Club Candy Sales PAUL KENNEY 330 SUFFOLK ST. LOWELL UPHOLSTERY ROBERT KOTARBA 84 MARIPOSA AVE. LOWELL ELECTRICIAN WILLIAM LABRANCHE 195 TEXTILE AVE. LOWELL AUTOMOTIVE P-als with all A-lways joking U-nusually clever L-oud at times ACTIVITIES: Patron Sales Candy Sales A-lways working J-olly ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Committee Candy Sales W-ell liked E-njoys playing pool E-ager to swim G-ood at his trade E-ager to graduate ACTIVITIES: Patron Drive Candy Sales ROSE LAGASSE 9 QUEEN ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS JULIE LANDRY 27 HAMPSHIRE ST. LOWELL H OME ECONOMICS CAROL LANNAN 19 LEROY ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS R-osy 0- n the beam S-weet 1- rresistable charm E-ver loyal J-olly O-n the qo always L-oves excitement L-ovely girl Y-earns to graduate C-lass clown A-lways on time R-onnie ' s only O-n the beam L-oves him only ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES: Dues Collector Dues Collector (2) Ticket Committee DENNIS MANSUR 107 ADAMS ST. LOWELL UPHOLSTERY SUZANNE MARCHAND 98 EMERY AVE . LOWELL COSMETOLOGY DENISE MARCOTTE 897 MIDDLESEX ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS D-oes his homework E-njoys hamburgers N-ever absent ACTIVITIES: Patron Drive Candy Sales S-he ' s a doll U-sually happy E-ager to graduate ACTIVITIES: Ticket Sales D-oes have pep E-nerget ic N-ever tardy I-n love with Dana S-weet to all E-xcellent student ACTIVITIES: Honor Roll JANET MARR 31 SARAH AVE . LOWELL COSMETOLOGY GALE MARTEL 19 AVENUE A LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS MICHELLE MARTIN 10 MURRAY TERRACE LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS P-Olite? I — s swell G-oes for Bobby M-any friends Y-earns to graduate ACTIVITIES: G-ets her way Always joking L-oves Kiki E-veryone ' s pal Y-earns to graduate ACTIVITIES: M-oves slowly I-n love with him C-razy kid K-ind to all E-asy going Y-oung at heart ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1,2,3 Ticket Sales Dance Committee Patron Drive k K Hi I lMaa • L Mj r UK 4“ ( . v w iBkVIl ' i £ V W (■ £. L i H pi Uj. I r - Iwjfc iHH |Jh| ] GLORIA MATTE 275 FAYETTE ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS LOUISE MCLAUGHLIN 26 LAWRENCE ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS FRANCIS MCMAHON, JR. 77 CRESENT ST. LOWELL ELECTRICIAN G-reat kid L-ikes boys O-n time always L-oyal O-kay U-sually late V-ery fine A-lways thinking of Jean L-oves related class ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES: Ticket Sales Candy Sales Baseball Candy Sales DAVID MENDES BAYBERRY RD . WESTFORD UPHOLSTERY RICHARD MONBLEAU 110 FAYETTE ST. LOWELL AUTOMOTIVE FRANCIS MORAN, JR. 82 AUSTIN ST. LOWELL UPHOLSTERY T-errible driver I-nteresting G-reat personality E-njoys dating R-eally fine D-oes his best I-ntends to pass C-ares for Betty K-eeps his word ACTIVITIES: Y-earns to graduate A-lways on the ball K-ool kid E-njoys boxing ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES: Patron Drive Basketball Scorekeeper Candy Sales Candy Sales Candy Sales Patron Drive COLLETTE MORRISSETTE 826 LAKEVIEW AVE . LOWELL COSMETOLOGY DENISE MORRISSETTE 826 LAKEVIEW AVE. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS JEANNE MOUSSEAU 26 STANLEY ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS F-riend to all R-eally likes Manny E-njoys school N-ever out of order ?? C-an do anything H-ates to leave I-nteresting E-ager to work D-if ferent E-ager to marry N-ice girl I-n love S-weet E-nerget ic ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES: Ticket Sales M-ost artistic O-h so fine O-n the ball S-o nice E-ager to leave ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales Cheerleading 1 JOSEPH MULLEN 40 BUNKER HILL AVE . LOWELL MACHINE RICHARD MULLEN 31 DUMERLE ST. LOWELL CARPENTRY JOHN MULLIGAN 11 BURTT ST. LOWELL CARPENTRY J-umps for sports O-ne of our baseball players E-veryone 1 s friend D-igs girls I-s friendly C-ars K-ool kat J-ust wants the Marines O-n the ball H-opes to marry N-ever out of trouble ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES: Baseball player Patron Drive Dance Committee Baseball Candy Sales Candy Sales ARNOLD MUSCOVITZ 387 CHELMSFORD ST. LOWELL PAINTING DECORATING DENNIS MYRON 23 MARSHALL ST. LOWELL CARPENTRY ARTHUR NOBLE MOORE RD.. BOX 383 NAB NAS SET PAINTING DECORATING A-lways helpful R-omantic N-ot lazy N-ice to all girls I-nteresting E-asy going ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee Candy Sales M-akes friends O-n the ball U-sually quiet S-erious about girl E-ager to graduate ACTIVITIES: Dues Collector Bowling League A-rtistic R-eady for work T-o get married ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Committee Candy Sales ANDREW NOWAK 96 SHAW ST. LOWELL UPHOLSTERY WILLIAM NOWAK, JR. 55 PHOENIX AVE. LOWELL UPHOLSTERY JEANNINE OUELLETTE 1 DRACUT ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS A-dds fun to shop N-ever late ?? D-oes good work Y-oung and wise ACTIVITIES: S-inging always T-errific kid A-lways on time ?? S-ure likes cars H-ilar ious ACTIVITIES: J-oyf ul E-ager to graduate A-lways cheerful N-ever late ACTIVITIES: Patron Drive Candy Sales Bowling Candy Sales Patron Drive ALICE PERRIN 7 ME ADOWC ROF T ST. LOWELL COSMETOLOGY LEON PLOURDE 61 FOSTER ST. LOWELL CARPENTRY LUCIEN POIRIER 34 BARCLAY ST. LOWELL CARPENTRY A-lways cheerful L-love only Dickie I-n trouble never C-aref ree E-ngaged to Dickie ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader Bowling L-oves girls E-njoys working O-n the ball N-ever in trouble ACTIVITIES: Patron Drive Candy Sales E-ager to leave school R-eady to wed Nancy N-ever a dull moment ??I-s a great guy E-nergetic ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales Dance Committee j n DAVID POOLE 199 WILDER ST. LOWELL MACHINE D-oes act friendly A-lways smiling V-ery good surfer E-ager to ski ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales Patron Drive ANDREW PULASKI 74 WEST THIRD ST. LOWELL CARPENTRY G-rades are good E-njoys working N-ice kid E-ntering service R-eady to leave A-mbit ious L-ongs to graduate ACTIVITIES: BEATRICE ROY 163 ENNELL ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS B-oy watcher E-ager to graduate A-lways talking ACTIVITIES: Ticket Sales Candy Sales JEANNE SENIOR DIANE SEVIGNY GERALD SEVIGNY 3 BOWERS ST. 16 DEMPSY PLACE 39 SAWTELLE PLACE LOWELL LOWELL LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS COSMETOLOGY CARPENTRY J-olly always D-ependable J-anet forever E-asy going I-nterested in boys E-ager to graduate A-lways smiling A-lways smiling R-eally fine N-eat N-eat and pretty R-egular guy N-ever late E-njoys dating E-ager to graduate Y-earns to marry ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales Bowling Candy Sales DANIEL SHAY 66 D ST. LOWELL CARPENTRY SUSAN SHEMCHUK 36 BOISVERT ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS MARIO SILVA 1017 CENTRAL ST. LOWELL ELECTRICIAN D-rummer in band A-lways joking N-ice guy N-ever listens I-nterested in girls E-ager to leave ACTIVITIES: S-ociable H-appy all the time O-n the go R-ight on time T-errif ic Y-earns to be funny ACTIVITIES: M-athematical genius A-lways racing cars R-eal swell kid T-errif ic Y-earns to graduate ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales Honor Roll Dues Collector Baseball Bowling MANUEL SILVERIA 2 AMES PLACE LOWELL CARPENTRY RALPH STEERE 36 MAIN ST. LOWELL MACHINE PAUL ST. ONGE 31 TODD ST. LOWELL PAINTING DECORATING M-any girl friends A-lways working N-eat N-ever sleeps ?? Y-oung at heart ACTIVITIES: R-eally great kid A-lways dependable L-ikes girls P-olishes his car H-igh score in bowling P-ool shark A-lways on the ball U-nder standing L-ikes girls ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES: Class Will Committee Candy Sales Patron Drive Bowling Patron Drive Candy Sales WILLIAM STUART, JR. 38 ROPER ST. LOWELL ELECTRICIAN FRA NCIS TEAGUE 163 A ST. LOWELL CARPENTRY DAVID TENNANT 138 WESTFORD ST. LOWELL AUTOMOTIVE B-right guy U-sually late Z-ero man ACTIVITIES: F-or Joanne R-eal good kid A-lert N-ever in trouble K-eeps in shape D-oes what he is told A-lways playing his guitar V-ery punctual E-veryone 1 s friend Basketball Baseball ACTIVITIES : Honor Roll Candy Sales ACTIVITIES: Patron Drive Candy Sales PATRICIA TEXEIRA 44 WHIPPLE ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS LINDA TREMBLAY 69 EXETER ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS MAUREEN TROMBLY 39 LOWELL ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS T-ardy always E-ager for hairdressing X-tra good kid ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee Candy Sales L-oves Phil Y-oung at heart N-ice kid N-ever quiet ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee Candy Sales M-any interests O-n the go E-nergetic ACTIVITIES: Patron Drive Skating ELAINE TSOUKALAS 564 WILDER ST. LOWELL COSMETOLOGY JEANNE WALSH 100 CLARENDON ST. LOWELL COSMETOLOGY STEVEN WEILBRENNER 53 CORAL ST. LOWELL PAINTING DECORATING E-ager to leave L-oves only Butch A-lways thinking I-n love N-ever late E-ager to marry ACTIVITIES: Bowling J-olly alwyas E-ager to graduate A-lways on the go N-ever late ?? N-eat always I-nteresting E-nergetic ACTIVITIES: Honor Roll Ticket Sales S-mart T-urned on E-veryone ' s pal V-ery good kid E-njoys drawing ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee Sign Painter ROBERT WILCOX 200 CIRCUIT AVE. LOWELL AUTOMOTIVE JEFFREY WILLETT STEPHEN WILSON 285 WEST MEADOW RD . 13 QUIMBY AVE. LOWELL LOWELL DRAFTING ELECTRICIAN B-ig Chevy lover O-ffers his services B-est ever ACTIVITIES: W-eight lifter I-nterested in motorcycles L-ikes Fords L-eans toward Sue S-hould go far T-hinks of Jean E-ager to leave V-ery fine E-verybody ' s friend Dance Committee Candy Sales ACTIVITIES: Drafting Club Candy Sales ACTIVITIES: Baseball Fuse Blowers Club LINDA ZERBINOPOULOS 38 LINCOLN ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS Z-ealous E-nerget ic R eal sweet kid B-oy watcher ACTIVITIES: Ticket Committee Candy Sales PROPHECY This is the year 1977. It has been ten years since graduation night at Lowell Trade and Vocational School. We will now look upon our school mates and see what they have accomplished. First of all we ' ll look into Pauline Berard ' s doings. She is now married and expecting her third child in August. Right next door to her lives her best friend Shirley Cloutier. At the corner grocery store, owned by Rachel Danis, we find Cecile Gagnon and Charlene Hamel doing their weekly shopping for their families. There, as a cashier we find Joyce Hart, spreading the latest gossip to Rachel Jacques and Rosemarie Cloutier. By the way have you heard? Colette Morrissette and Suzanne Marchand have opened their Madamoiselle dress shop. Janet Marr and Alice Perrin are anxiously awaiting for the furniture to arrive for their new hairdressing salon. To further our inquiries we find that Diane Sevigny has a beautiful set of twins. She has hired Elaine Tsoukalas as their governess . Jeanne Walsh continues her job as secretary to her husband, the Governor of Vermont . One of Hollywood ' s top stars has been dating the wardrobe de- signer Jane Balczukiewicz . While still on the Hollywood scene, we see in theatre lights Dianne Boissonneault , staring in Hello Molly . The writers of this play are our own Gail Chaisson and Karen Clohesy. I can ' t seem to get in touch with Rosemary Deering and Gloria Desforges. Rumor has it they ' ve gone to Latin America to visit Irene Dion who is one of the missionaries there . Delores Fournier has continued her job at the Lowell General Hospital where she has advanced to the position of Head Nurse. Pat Gallagher is in charge of the diet kitchen at the same hospital. On the political scene we find Nancy Gentle who is the first woman Governor of her state, and we hear that Rose Lagasse is now acting Mayor of a midwestern city. Now we shall take a rocket ride across outer space . There in space we visit Julie Landry who is heading for Jupiter. That ' s where she and Carol Lannan have opened a restaurant for spacemen. Jackie Lessard is their chief cook. Also in space we find Linda Zerbinopoulos . Her destination is Venus, where she does her shopping for her seven children . The space ride is over and we are back home on Earth. Here at the space station we see a roving reporter. Could this be our own Denise Marcotte? Sure enough, it is. She has been working for the Town newspaper for nearly six years now, and you will never guess who is her boss. The editor-in-chief is Gale Martel. Remember Michelle Martin? She is one of Vogue ' s finest models. Gloria Matte has fulfilled her life long ambition - Marriage. Louise McLaughlin, once an employee of Pete ' s Diner, now owns it. This week ' s special is Spaceship Sundae . On the hit parade of songs we find our popular singer Denise Morrissette . Her latest hit is Hey Let ' s Orbit . Jeanne Mousseau, I understand, is teaching Cosmetology at the new vocational school on the Moon . We happened to see Jeannine Ouellette on a rocket ship to Venus. She is looking for Beatrice Roy, who is an instructor at the Venus de Milo School of Sky diving. Jeanne Senior is now a Home Economic in- structor at Vocational school. Susan Shemchuk and Pat Texeira are partners in a pizza shop located somewhere in space. Linda Tremblay and Maureen Trombly now live in Alaska. Their husbands are both on duty with the Army there . The President of the Painters Union, Steve Weilbrenner, is voting at a meeting with his board, whether or not to ask Paul St. Onge to resign from the union for false advertising in the painting field. Members of the board are Arthur Noble and Arnie Muscovitz . By the way, Paul wasn ' t guilty, Steve was. Robert Wilcox, famed District Attorney, convicted Perry Mason who was defending Dave Tennant for killing ants on Tuesday. By the time the court was calmed, the real killer, Tennant had escaped. Mario Silva, Captain of the S.S. Titanic Jr. set sail for outer Polovia . His first mate, Dick Monbleau, who was trying to free his finger from a pencil sharpener, expressed doubt as to his captain ' s competence . Rocket Scientist Bill Labranche said there was some doubt in his mind as to his outer space craft heading toward Pluto ever re- turning. Astronauts Jim Freitas and Pete Johnson went into hysterics when informed of this rather unpleasant fact. Ralph Steere, supervisor of the tool and dye firm of David Poole has been interviewing Bernie Comtois who has been applying to the firm for a j ob for the last three years. In consideration of the references given by Dana Hansen of the Hansen Machine Company where Bernie has been employed for the last two years, Ralph will fill the job with Bernie . The Poole firm has two co-owners, Bob Houston and Joe Mullen, who are now vacationing in Florida with their wives. While in Florida, the couples are staying at the ' Cadorette Resort, the owner of the resort is a former resident of Lowell, who since has moved down South and is doing rather well. The Houstons and Mullens have been invited to a beach party by one of their old classmates, Gerry Arpin. He has been President of the Machinist union for the past three years. Mrs. Arpin, a well-known social benefactor will have some of the highest people in society at this party. At the party Mr. and Mrs. Cadorette will announce the grand opening of their new motel in Palm Springs. Mr. Poole is 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 Dick Archibald. The publicity man ( the guy who does all the talking) is Charlie Espinola . The chief engineers are Bob Kotarba and Steve Wilson. Junior engineers to the firm are Paul Jeffers, Frank McMahon and Bill Stuart. Mr. Michael Ahearn, the man who does the hiring and firing has just put on the payroll Len Barros , Mike Batista and Jean Bergeron. Paul Chandonnet of the Wealthy Bachelors Club warned David Etchells not to get married, telling him of all the troubles he will have. Now his wife wants a new house and to build this house Dave will have to engage Fontaine and Sons for the mason work, and the Mulligan roofing company. Sevigny Inc. will be the General Contractor. On top of all this Dave Jr. has just arrived adding some more bills to be paid. Big Dave gets a medical discount on all his drugs from Teague 1 s Family Drug store . Moving to his new home will come sooner than he expected. This should not be a problem because Brouillard ' s 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 Bob Cole. Bob just got out of the Navy where he served under his old friend Admiral Davis. The day of moving has finally been set, and the Etchells plan to have a party for all those who helped. Music will be provided by the well known group, The Demer ' s Dozen . Dave Dobson, 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 mechanics. Mr. Freitas of Freitas 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, Dick Mullen and Denny Myron were elected to the Board of Directors. We are sorry that we cannot report on the doings of Manny Silveria. Last heard of, he was up in space somewhere. Roger Blanchette owns a chain of grocery stores in Maine . As we were visiting one of Roger ' s stores we met Ray Boutin who is now retired at the age of twentyseven. Ray Cloutier, Roger Corbeil and Bill Goyette are co-owners of a large furniture mill . Ray Hovey is now being offered thousands of dollars to turn over his 1951 Ford to Paul Kenney ' s Antique Shop. Danny Shay has just completed his split level home for his wife ' s eleventh anniversary. Dan hired Denny Mansur and David Mendes to do the interior work on his new home. Frank Moran is now in the Middle West raising cattle. The foreman of his ranch is Andy Nowak, who is the best mule trainer in the country. Bill Nowak is Andy ' s sidekick. Jeff Willett 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, Leon Plourde is now running for President of a Carpentry concern against his old rival Lucien Poirier. To everyone ' s surprise, the man elected was Andy Pulaski. Looking back on our final year, we remember a lot of things we are glad we did, wish we did, or some other memories we are not so happy about. It was a patchwork year with brilliant achiev- ments, crossing not sc brilliant boo-boos. 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 . REMEMBER WHEN ? ? ? MOST ARTISTIC BEST DRESSED STEVE WEILBRENNER JANET MARR DAVID POOLE GLORIA MATTE CLASS BABY DANA HANSEN DIANE BOISSONNEAULT MOST MUSICAL MANNY SILVERIA JACQUELINE LESSARD MOST ENERGETIC MIKE AHEARN JEANNE WALSH MOST CHEERFUL LENNY BARROS KAREN CLOHESY MOST AGREEABLE BERNIE COMTOIS JACQUELINE LESSARD FRIENDLIEST JIM FREITAS KAREN -CLOHESY BEST GROOMED BOB HOUSTON GLORIA MATTE MOST ORIGINAL RAY HOVEY JANET MARR NOISIEST FRANCIS McMAHON BEATRICE ROY BEST DANCER DANA HANSEN RACHEL JACQUES MOST BASHFUL DENNIS MANSUR JEANNINE OUELLETTE MOST DEPENDABLE ROGER CORBEIL PAULINE BERARD WITTIEST DAVID POOLE SUSAN SHEMCHUK QUIETEST DENNIS MANSUR JEANNINE OUELLETTE MOST ATHLETIC MIKE AHEARN JANET MARR MOST ATTRACTIVE LENNY BARROS NANCY GENTLE MOST COURTEOUS ROGER FONTAINE JULIE LANDRY MOST CONGENIAL ROBERT WILCOX JEANNE WALSH MOST LIKELY TO SUCEED ROGER FONTAINE JOYCE HART MR. MRS. SENIOR LENNIE BARROS RACHEL JACQUES CLASS WILL We, the class of 1967 of Lowell Trade High School, being of sound mind (so we say) , do hereby bequeath our last will and testament. Pauline Berard leaves, still in a daze, because of her engagement. Shirley Cloutier leaves her blushing t o any shy girl who can ' t blush . Rachel Danis leaves in a hurry. Cecile Gagnon leaves her French accent to anyone who wishes to pick it up. Charlene Hamel leaves her co-editing job to any deserving Junior. Joyce Hart leaves her honor roll record to Janet Blanchette. Rachel Jacques leaves quietly (believe it or not) . Colette Morrissette leaves her gossiping to anyone who likes to gab . Sue Marchand leaves, anxiously awaiting the future. Janet Marr leaves wishing all the luck in the world to the future cosmetologists. Alice Perrin leaves her smiling to anyone who is tired of frowning Diane Sevigny leaves her wonderful personality to anyone who is deserving of it. Elaine Tsoukalas leaves her diet to anyone who thinks they can stay on one . Jeanne Walsh leaves without any trouble. Denise Marcotte leaves her seat in Miss Lennon; s class to Sandra Nich olas. Patricia Texeira leaves her seat in the lunchroom to Linda Freitas Rosemary Deering leaves a good personality to whoever needs it. Jeannine Ouelette leaves her books to whomever can use them. Densie Morrissette leaves her love-life to Jeannine LaRose . Michele Martin leaves her shy ways to Dolly Cote . Julie Landry leaves her cute smile to Deborah James. Carol Lannon leaves her make-up to Diane Frost. Rosemarie Cloutier leaves her talking to Lucy Cloutier. Patricia Gallagher leaves her sense of humor to Claudette Bouchard Gloria Desforges leaves with a great big smile . Linda Tremblay leaves with many wonderful memories. Gale Martel leaves with tears in her eyes. Linda Zerbinopoulos leaves her boy Watching seat in Miss Lennon ' s room to any Junior with bulging eyes. Jeanne Senior leaves her artistic ways. Gloria Matte leaves sunning. Beatrice Roy leaves her talking habits to Lorraine Brabant. Jane Balczukiewicz leaves her artistic ability to any Junior who would appreciate it. Diane Boissonneault leaves her scissors to Alice Brouillard. Gail Chaisson leaves her spot in the cafeteria to Claire Morin. Karen Clohesy leaves all her A ' s behind. Irene Dion leaves her sewing drawer to some lucky Junior. Dolly Fournier leaves her Math book to Collette Marcoullier. Nancy Gentle leaves her fancy blouses to any poor Junior who wants them. Rose Lagasse leaves her obedience to Ellen Sheehan. Jacqueline Lessard leaves her talkative ways to Lorraine Montmarquet, but hopes she won ' t get into trouble. Louise McLaughlin leaves in a hurry. Jeanne Mousseau alias Moose , leaves her antlers to her sister Little Moose . Susan Shemchuk leaves her dimples to a small kid who doesn ' t have any. Maureen Trombly leaves her make-up to a Junior who will use it. Gerry Sevigny leaves his karate to Bernard Champain. Dave Etchells leaves for USMC . Frank Teague leaves his great physique to Paul McCann and Bob Dyment . Dan Shay leaves his babyness to Albert Garneau and Joseph Conners. Roger Fontaine leaves his nick-name Finney to Dennis Lima. Paul Chandonnet leaves his sneaking out ability to Frank Fay and Frank Jusczak. John Mulligan leaves his willing ways to Dick Bouchard. Lenny Plourde leaves all his money to anyone as rich as himself. Manny Silveria leaves his brass knuckles to Dave Wallace. Dennis Myron leaves his sweater to anyone that can stand it. Richard Mullen leaves his mug to Marty Veiga. Lucien Poirier leaves his draft card here. Andrew Pulaski leaves his pink soap to Dave McFadden. Paul Kenney leaves his ripped pants to Thomas Plourde Bill Goyette leaves his false teeth to Mr. Moreau. David Mendes leaves his quietness to Doug Judd. He needs it. Andrew Nowak leaves his long curly hair to anyone who is going bald . Bill Nowak leaves his talent ( sleeping) to anyone who wants it. Frank Morin leaves Richard McMahon his gold-bricking. Roger Corbeil leaves his sunlamp to Bill Foye . Raymond Hovey leaves his math problems to Paul Nowak to solve. Jeffrey Willett leaves his wasted talent to Steve Rybicki and his weight lifting dreams to Richard Beaubien. Mike Ahearn leaves his number and sneakers to Jack Spinney. Gerard Brouillard leaves his reverse idles gear to Norman Rondeau. Robert Wilcox leaves his Ford-powered Chevy to Mark Grandchamp . Robert Cole leaves all his hair and his baby blues to Joseph Kirane. Billy Labranche leaves his dismissal slips to Robert Sousa. David Tennant leaves his funny jokes and faces to Thomas Cox. Alan Davis leaves his adventure to Bob Litchfield. James Freitas leaves his personality to David Taylor. Michael Batista leaves his honesty and nervousness to Paul Sarkisiar Jean Bergeron leaves his baby blues to Wayne Legacy. Joseph Demers leaves his hustle to Leo Page . Dave Dobson leaves his strength to Ricahrd Jalbert . Lenny Barros leaves his great .350 batting average to whomever deserves it. Dick Monbleau leaves his Trade ring to Betty Macaveeney. Arnold Muscovitz leaves his dumbells to William Mulligan. Steve Weilbrenner leaves his big brush to Bruce Lessieur. Arthur Noble leaves Mr. Dunsford sadly. Paul St. Onge leaves his Ipana smile to Norman Routhier. Rich Archibald leaves his brains to Art Brunelle and Pete Farley. Mike Cardorette leaves his crib sheets to Cliff Pelland. Bob Kotarba leaves $2 to Bob Wilson to get a haircut. Mario Silva leaves all his know-how to Roland Parquette and Ralph Lally provided they pass it on when they become Seniors. Paul Jeffers leaves his height to any Junior. Pete Johnson leaves one bar of king-size soap to needy electricians. Fran McMahon alias Juan Val Des leaves one 10 pound bag of coffee beans to Ken Leedgerg . Charlie Espinola leaves his brains to Bill St. Marie. Buzz Stuart leaves his flyman costume to Roland Marchand. Steve Wilson leaves his muscles to Gene Pare . Dave Poole leaves all his smarts to Shawn Donovan. Joe Mullen leaves his experimental jobs to any Junior. Bernie Comtois leaves all his questions to Richard DeCarteret . Bobby Houston leaves all his happiness to all Juniors. Dana Hansen leaves his tool crib to Butch Ducharme and his haircut to Mr. Slattery. Roger Blanchette leaves his noble ambition to be a machinist to any Junior who is willing to take it. Ray Boutin leaves his daydreams. Ray Cloutier leaves his naps in the tool crib to William Greenleaf . Gerry Arpin leaves his bright ideas to any Junior who wants them. Ralph Steere leaves questions and answers to Phil Wagner. Dennis Mansur leaves in a hurry, never to return. BASKETBALL Lowell Trade High, for the second straight year, walked away with the majority of the basketball honors in the city. Terminating another successful year in which Lowell Trade High captured the best record in the city with 12 wins, 6 losses and also was successful in keeping the Eastern Massachusetts Championship title . Although the boys worked and played hard in the title game with the Western Massachusetts Champions, the game was lost by five points with a score of 64 to 59 . This year the basketball team will be losing three good players: Mike Ahearn, Bill Stuart and Dave Dobson. Congratulations are in order for Coach Slattery and his great team for displaying fine teamwork and sportsmanship in all their games. Also to Mike Ahearn who not only was a fine leader and an excellent basketball Captain, but who also was awarded the highly regarded sportsmanship award. John Vail received the high scorer award of the City of Lowell, breaking the record for the most points scored in a game by one person, (52) and also scoring a record 511 points in one year. Next years ball club, which has fine potential, will be attempting to reach the heighths achieved by the fine work of this year 1 s team . courtesy of the Lowell Sun courtesy of the Lowell Sun Captain Michael Ahearn receiving Eastern Division Championship trophy. Junior guard John Vail receiving trophy for highest scorer in City of Lowell. Coach of Northampton Trade holding trophy for winning State Championship game . DAVE DOBSON BILL STUART MIKE AHEARN PAUL JEFFERS JOE MULLEN VICE PRESIDENT RACHEL JACQUES PRESIDENT ROBERT HOUSTON SECRETARY JACQUELINE LESSARD TREASURER LEONARD BARROS QC a n( l S cH°° ccn l C la ss P ior oi n C cC v e1 € V $ V % r G tV A sS ' x9 1 DAXCI. DKDICATIOXS 1. To the School Thanks fur the Memory To Mr. Conlon Leader of the Pack To Miss Delaney Cherish 4. To Onr Parents There’s No Stopping Us Now 5. To Mr. Collins lie 6 To Mrs. I.afionatis Dankeschoen 7. To the Faculty I (I’m h You Could Be Here . ' i. To the Seniors Where Doe The Good Times Go 9. To the Juniors I Passed This Way Before 10. To the Class Officers Tell It Like It Is 11. Senior Dinner Dance Many A Tear Has To Fall 1 1!. To our Graduates in Vietnam Coming Home Soldier 13. Graduation It’s Crying Time Again 14. Our Future We Can Work It Out 1.5. Our Past It’s Been A Hard Day’s Night 16. Prom Finale One Kiss For Old Tiroes ' Sal e JUNIOR HOME ECONOMICS JUNIOR HAIRDRESSERS INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT CLUB SEMINAR CLASS OFFICERS WITH THEIR ADVISORS CLASS OFFICERS SPRING HOP COMMITTEE BOYS HONOR ROLL TICKET COMMITTEE FOR TURKEY HOP CHECKING COMMITTEE REFRESHMENT COMMITTEE TURKEY HOP TURKEY HOP MR COLLINS AND MRS . LAFIONATI MISS DELANEY MR. CONLON wL 11 ■ i 1 M ■ n if Hni mm L j L l n t n n | S� 1 1 3 ! 1 ■y s 1 BABY PICTURE IDENTIFICATION 1. Karen Clohesy (Age one) 2. Michelle Martin 3 . Bob Kotarba 4. Alan Davis (9 months old) 5. Joe Mullen 6. Bernie Comtois 7. Mike Cadorette (Age four) 8. Manny Silveria (Age six months) 9 . Lucien Poirier 10. Suzanne Marchand (Age One) 11. Julie Landry 12. Rachel and Richard Jacques (Age 38 months) 13 . Denise Marcotte 14. Alice Perrin (Age six months) 15. Charlene Hamel (Age seven) 16. Jackie Lessard 17. Joyce Hart (Age Two) 18. Irene Dion (Age One) 19. Janet Marr (Age 8 months) 20. Shirley Cloutier (Age 4 months) 21. Pauline Berard (Age Two ) BASEBALL The 1966 Baseball Team was the best the school had in years. It finished second in the Trade School League with a 6 - 2 record, and had an overall record of 9 - 8. The leading hitters were Mike Ahearn with a 415 average, Captain Lenny Barros batting 397, Dennis Myron 307, Alan Davis 294, and Leon Plourde 291. These boys are all back for this season. This year ' s team should win the league conference and enter into tournament play so PLAY BALL NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS DRAFTING CLUB OFFICERS COFFEE BREAK ??? GOING FOR PARTS WE KNOW WE ARE SAFE EDITORIAL STAFF SENIOR HOME-ECONOMICS HONOR ROLL CLASS OF 1967 CLASS OF 1968 CLASS OF 1969 DUES COLLECTORS GOOD GOVERNMENT DAY REPRESENTATIVE JOYCE HART MR. HAYES GEORGE ■■fr FACULTY SPONSORS and Mrs and Mrs and and and and and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Kathleen G. Delaney Lillian E. Chisholm Marion F. Connors,R.N. Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Flanders M. Elizabeth Hamblet Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hogan Mary J . Kennedy Dorothy V. Lafoinatis Alice M. Lennon Mr. and Mrs. James W. Nunnery and Mrs. Piekarski Daniel A. Regan Alan L. Schofield Charles P . Conlon William S . Alberghene Albert C . Brox William J. Collins John Conlon Herbert Derbyshire and Mrs . Robert Derbyshire Harry B. Dunsford Walter Foye Bowers Fuller Walter Gacek Robert Hayes and Mrs. Warren Kennedy Michael Kourkoulakos Raymond Lavoie Henry Lisien James Moloney Armand Moreau Edward F. Slattery Edward J. Sudol Raymond Sullivan Charles Tsouprakakis Erwin Twarog Ineson David Majeau John W. Nestor George Richardson Rourke Mr . Mr . Dr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mrs . Lor inda Mr . and Mr s . Mr . and Mrs . Mr . and Mr s . Miss Mary E. Mr. Sherman and Mrs. and Mrs . and Mrs . and Mrs . and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs . and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs . and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs . and Mrs. PATRONS Mr. Mrs. John F. Abraham John Abraham Mr. Mrs. Anthony Abreu Mr. Mrs. Custodio Abreu Mr. Mrs. Manuel Abreu Eileen Ahearn Mr. Mrs. Joseph Ahearn Michael Ahearn Richard Ahearn Robert Allaby Steven Allen Joseph Amico Mrs. Mary Balczukiewicz Mrs. Mary T. Barros Alfred Batista Angie Batista Mr. Mrs. Gerard Bourassa Mr . Andrew J . Bawolek Mr. Mrs. Roger Beauregard Mrs. Irene Bechard Mr. Mrs. John Bechard Leo Bechard Mr. Mrs. Hans Beil Miss Marie Berard Mr. Noe Berard Mr. Mrs. Richard Berard Son Mr. Mrs. Roland Berard Son John Bernard Charlie Bernier Robert Berube Mr. Mrs. Romeo Blanchette Bob Dianna Bobby Janet Bobby Rachel Mr. Mrs. Donald Boissoneault Mr. Mrs. Herve Boissoneault Mr. Mrs. John Borodowka Blanche Bouchard Mr. Mrs. Armand Boulanger Mr. Mrs. Albenie Boutin Miss Irene Boutin Mr. Mrs. Henry Briere Henry Briere Lucille Brophy Alice Brouillard Mrs. Jeanne Brouillard Miss Jeannine Brouillard R.N. Maula Brouillard Miss Rose Marie Brouillard Chester A. Brown Mrs. G. Byron Mr. Mrs. George Cadorette Mr. Mrs. Emile Caisse Mr. Mrs. James Carlton Mr. Mrs. Raymond Carney Mr. Mrs. Raymond Carney Jr Ronnie Carroll Mr. Mrs. Russell Cashman Mrs. Mabelle Casey Mr. Mrs. Jack Cassidy Mr. Mrs. Carl Censullo Carla Censullo Donald Censullo Mrs. Cecile Chaisson Mr. Melvin Chaisson Mrs. Rita Chaisson Mr. Mrs. Andre Champagne Mr. Mrs. George Chagaruly Mr. Mrs. Christian Elsie T. Clohesy Mr. Mrs. Gerard P. Cloutie Mr. Mrs. Harold Coan John Cody Mr. Mrs. Henry E. Cohen J . Contakos Mary Jane Cook Mr. Mrs. Charles Corbeil Mrs. Jean Cote Mrs. Ernest Craig Rita Curren Kenneth Daneault H. Daneault Mr. Mrs. C. Danis Mr. Mrs. Michael Dalli Mr . Alan Davis Mr. Mrs. Ernest Davis Mrs . Anna Mary Davis Henry Deering Mrs. Lena Deering Mr. Mrs. Joseph Demers Jr. Robert Demers Mr. Mrs. Alfred Denesowicz Mr. Dick Desjardon Mr. Joseph Desjardon Mary H. Dillion Dennis Dinsmore Mr. Mrs. Rene Dion Peter Dizoglio Alice E. Dobson Mr. Mrs. David W. Dobson Robert I. Dobson Drafting Club Mr. Mrs. Daniel Driscoll George Drolet Mr. Mrs. William R. Droll Lucille Dubois Elizabeth D. Durant Mr. Mrs. Frank Dumont Mr. Mrs. Robert Durand Jr. Rudolphe East Carl Ann Erickson Charlie Espinola Frank Espinola Mary Espinola Mrs. Espinola Tony Espinola Mr. Mrs. John Faias Brenda Mr. Mrs. George Farrah Grace Fay Mr. Mrs. Francis Finnegan Mrs. Walter Fleury Mr. Mrs. William H. Flynn Carol Freitas A Friend A Friend A Friend Irene Freitas James Freitas Joe Freitas R. Freitas S. Freitas Miss Claire D. Fournier Mr. Mrs. Paul R. Fournier Sr. Mr. Mrs. Paul R. Fournier Jr. Mr. Mrs. Adelard Gagnon Mr. Mrs. Gerard Gagnon Miss Lucille Gagnon Esther Gallagher Julia Gallagher Kay Gallagher Mrs . Rita Garneau Gloria Gauthier Mr. Mrs. James Gentle Mrs. Lorraine Geoffroy Mr. Mrs. Rene Geoffroy Jeanne Susan Gingras Bob Ginsley Roland Godfroy Mr. Mrs. Ted Godfroy Mr . Roland Grady Mary A. Greene Mr. Mrs. Emile Grimard Ruby G. Greczsik Mrs. Alice B. Gunter Mr. Mrs. Channing B. Gunter Diane Guthneckt Dick Millie Halligan Russell Claire Halligan Mr. Mrs. Raymond P. Hamel Mr. Mrs. Robert M. Hamel Robert Hamel Mr. Mrs. Harold B. Hart Mr. Mrs. John Harrigan C.G. Hayward Germaine Hebert Mr . Romeo Hebert Dennis Hervieux Mrs. Paul Hervieux Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. Hoffs Mr. Mrs. A. Houston Mr. Mrs. G. Houston Andre Hubert Maureen F. Hurley Mr. Mrs. Robert Jacques Mrs. Angela Jankowska Jay Rosie Jeanne A1 Joe Martha John Cecile John Kathy Eva Johnson Jack Johnson Mr. Mrs. Nicholas G. Kalergis L. Kareores Peter Karvelas Charles Kenney Mrs. Joseph Kirane Bob Kotarba Mr . Mrs . Kotarba Pat Kotarba Miss Bernadette Lagasse Mrs. Dorothy Lagasse Miss Dorothy D. Lagasse Mr. Ronald Lahue Mr. Mrs. Leon Lahaise E. Helen Lambert Mrs. Emile Langlois Mr. Mrs. Francis Lanon The LaRochelle Family Pearl Lavallee Mrs. Rose Lavasseur Mr. Mrs. Frederick LeDuc Teddy Lekay Bob Lelacheur Paul Lemieux Dennis Lemire Lenny and Linda Mr. Mrs. Leon Lessard Mr. Mrs. Thomas Lewis Dennis Lima Mr. Mrs. George Lima Mr . Mrs . George Lincoln Kathy Lincoln Leonard Lindsay Mr . Dave Lynch Mae McArdle Mr . Eddie MacDonald Mr. John MacDonald Miss Rita MacDonald Paul McCarthy The McCarthy Family Mrs . Willemina A Machado Doris Maille Raymond R. Maille Miss Annette Marchand Mr. Mrs. Raymond E. Neault Mr. Mrs. Arthur Noble Mr . Mrs . Jerome Noel Mr. Mrs. Joe Noel Miss Lita Noel Mary Ann Nowak Stan Nowak Mr. Mrs. Stanley S. Nowak Mr. Mrs. Thaddeus Nowak The 0 ' Dowd Family Mrs. Manuel Oliveira Mr. Arthur Ouellette Mr. Mrs. Lionel C. Ouellette Ronnie Ouellette Janet Panchyrz Miss Dora Paradis Charles P . Patsourakos Mrs. Imelda Pepin Mr. Mrs. Ephrem J. Perrin Amy E. Petterson Delik Picanso Pickles and King Kong Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. Pinard Mr. Sc Mrs. Joseph O. Pinard Mr. Mrs. Leo Pineau Major Pinkey Roland Plouffe Mrs. Roland Poitras Francis Pollard Mr . Sc Mrs . Bernard Marchand L. Poumas Mr . Sc Mrs . Benoit Marchand Mr . Sc Mrs . Charles Pratte Mr . Sc Mrs . Donat Marchand Mr . Sc Mrs . Jeff Prudhomore Mr . c Mrs . Paul Marchand Mr . Sc Mrs . Norman Racine Miss Therese Marchand Miss Rita Marchand Mr. Mrs. Lucien Marcotte Mr. Sc Mrs. Andrew Martin Mrs. Bernadette Martin Herbert Martin Mrs. Lucy Martin Miss Rita Martin Mr. Mrs. Robert Martin Mr . Sc Mrs . Roger Martin Marty and Debbie Robert Matthews Mrs . Theresa Manzullo Sandra Nagg Robert Nagle Mr. Mrs. Roland J. Nardin Mr. Mrs. Nault Maurice Rondeau Norman Rondeau Fred Rossi Norman Routhier Mr. Sc Mrs. Ruiter Mr. Ray Ruiter Mr. Sc Mrs. Russell Ryder Mr . Sc Mrs . Roland Santos Mr . Mrs . Gerard Saucier Karen Sawyer Miss Florence Senior Miss Rita Senior Mrs. Rose Senior Mr . Armand Sevigny Mrs . Armand Sevigny Diane and Priscilla Sevigny Wanda Sheehan Sheila and Phil Mr. Mrs. John Sick Mrs. J. L. Silveria Jean-Marc Simoneau Linda Sousa Steve Sousa The Souza Family Mr. Mrs. Guy Staveley Mrs. Eva M. Steere Sue and Steve Mr. Mrs. Albert St. Onge Cheryl St . Onge Rhanda St . Onge Mrs. Pauline Sylvester Mrs. Annie M. Tanguay Mr . Mrs . John Teague David Taylor Mr. Mrs. Francis Teague Elaine and Teddy Mrs. Lavinia M. Tennant Mrs. Irene Theriault Mr. Mrs. Fred Thompson Tom and Charlene Mrs . Irene Toupin Mr . Robert Toupin Mr. William Toupin Mrs. Doris A. Tremblay Mr. Roland A. Tremblay Mr. Roland R. Tremblay Mr. Mrs. James B. Tuson Mr. Mrs. Ted Urbowicz Mr. Mrs. Raymond Vail, Sr. Bob Vercellin The Vercellin Family Mr. Mrs. Walter Vergrean Mrs. M. A. Vieira Raymond Watts Mr. Mrs. Frederic Wilkey Mr. Mrs. Ralph Wilkins Bob Wilson Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mrs. Carleton Wilson Mrs. Melvin Wilson Mrs. Benjamin Wolf Mrs. Joseph W. Young WE WOULD LIKE TO SAY THANK YOU TO ALL OF THE DEPARTMENTS IN THE SCHOOL FOR THEIR VERY KIND CONSIDERATION AND ASSISTANCE IN HELPING TO MAKE OUR YEARBOOK A REALITY. WE ARE MOST GRATEFUL TO ALL THE ADVERTISERS AND PATRONS FOR THEIR GENEROUS DONATIONS. WE AGAIN THANK LORING STUDIOS FOR THEIR FINE COVERAGE OF OUR SCHOOL ACTIVITIES. WE THANK ALL THE SENIOR BOYS AND GIRLS WHO CONTRIBUTED SO MUCH TO THIS YEARBOOK. THE YEARBOOK STAFF CLASS OF 1967 AUTOMOBILE DEPT Mike Ahearn Mike Batista Gerry Brouillard Alan Davis Dave Dobson Bill Labranche Dave Tennant Marc Grandchamp Red Kirane Bob Litchfield Norman Rondeau Bob Sousa Dave Taylor Kev Dombrowski Art Lanoue Dave Perigny Pat Rivanis Paul Rocheleau Joe Rynne Joe Silva Dave Turcotte Dean Willett Gerry Marcotte Ron Morrissette Paul Plouffe Maurice Rondeau Maurice Tourville Maurice Beausoleil George 0 ' Br ien Don Verville Sam Zousimas Joe Amico Bob Berube John Cizek Den Hervieux Den Lima Don Paradise Lenny Barros Jean Bergeron Bob Cole Joe Demers Jim Freitas Dick Monbleau Bob Wilcox Dick Jalbert Wayne LeGacy Leo Page Paul Sarkisian John Spinney Ken Daneault Mark Goulet Lenny Lindsay Tom Reilly Dave Robbins Roger Rondeau Den Sevigny Steve Sousa Leo Whitman John MacNicholl Tom McMeniman Pat Murray Stan Rasimowicz Larry Sabotka Dick Bastien Paul Beausoleil Dave Righthouse Dick Williams Steve Allen Don Arpin Ron Carroll Bob Demers Paul Lemieux Bob McKinnon Congratulations and the best of luck! 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DIAL 452-5381 LETTERHEADS • ENVELOPES • BUSINESS FORMS BARRY’S PASTRY SHOP 43d CENTRAL ST. LOWELL, MASS TEL. 452-1519 WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY CAKES McLaughlin printing co. EXECUTIVE BLDG - ANNEX 45-49 MIDDLE ST. LOWELL, MASS. TEL. 457-7779 Auto • Fire • Homeowners • ? isura ice General Insurance 253 APPLETON STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER FORMS • OFFSET PRINTING • SNAP-OUTS Health TELEPHONE 458-6350 45S-6350 SHOWROOM 287 APPLETON STREET 246 CENTRAL STREET LOWELL, MASS. 01852 LOWELL. MASS. Keys Mode Locks Changed or Repaired Nwt — fw� ry— cy f O X Ba y Of Nl L qcksrrritliX HANK BRUNELLE 40 Race Street Lowell, Mass. Phone GL 2-2732 Springs L M AUTO SPRING SERVICE Brakes 437 LAWRENCE STREET LOWELL Wheel Alignment Wheel Balance Towers Motor Parts Corporation 80 CHURCH STREET Lowell, Massachusetts MIDDLESEX SUPPLY, INC. 100 MIDDLESEX STREET LOWELL Tel.: 454-771 1 More Quality for Less Money LOWELL WALLPAPER CO. Wholesale Distributors Wallpapers — Paints — Supplies KINNEY ' S GULF SERVICE PAWTUCKET FLETCHER STS. Tel. 458-6220 5 , Market St. Lowell, Mass. LOWELL CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES . . . STODDARD ' S BAKERY, INC. Compliments of the 99 MAMMOTH ROAD LOWELL PEERLESS WINE STORE, INC. 358 MAMMOTH ROAD LOWELL MRS. NELSON ' S CANDY HOUSE Rte. 3 at Rtc. 110 Chelmsford. Mass. COTE S SHOE STORE Makers of Fine Candies for Over 50 Years 6 Aiken Ave. SOUCY WIRE IRON WORKS CLERMONT 40-44 SPARKS STREET LOWELL Tel. 452-4221 MARKETS Manufacturers of Guards - Railings of All Kinds Chain Link Fences Compliments of Flowers For Every Occasion THE SCOTT JEWELRY CO. D zntvood toz Liti ALBERT R. BLAZON 60 Merrimack St. corner of Central St. LOWELL, MASS. 20 Aiken Ave. cor w 6tw st. GLENVIEW 2-7030 LOWELL. MASS. FRIENDLY JACK ' S INC. 1 ! 2 JI oofian A 1280 LAWRENCE STREET LOWELL FURNITURE and APPLIANCE CENTER Q5J C.OWMAM HE F. T l ( WELL MASS WMd Call U COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF LOWELL WAME5IT BOWL-O-MATIC 30 Candlepin and Duckpin Lanes Snack Bar — Bowling for the entire family For League Reservations call 454-6661 at Interstate Jet. 495 and Rt. 38 Main St., Tewksbury ROBINSON ROBINSON INSURANCE AGENCY I 77 CENTRAL ST., LOWELL - STREET FLOOR SAME DAY PLATE SERVICE If in by noon . . . GL 8-2521 . . . • EVERYBODY ACCEPTED • EASY CREDIT TERMS • CANCELLED INSURANCE REPLACED • OPEN 9 TO 9; SAT. ' TIL 3 r SERVING THE CITY 455-5661 BAD WEATHER ? ? ENJOY THE COMFORTS OF OUR DOWNTOWN TERMINAL ACROSS THE STREET FROM KEITH ' S THEATRE STORAGE LOCKERS AVAILABLE 115 CONGRESS ST., LOWELL Autolite Leece - Neville Preslolite Motorola Delcotron Chrysler ALTERNATOR SERVICE 115 Congress Street Lowell, Mass 01852 Telephone (617) 453-3212 FRED H. ROURKE CO. Oil - Coal - Coke Winkler Automatic Oil Burners Telephone 458-8220 Office - 452-4601 Yard Office: 276 Central Street Lowell, Mass. GLENVIEW SAND GRAVEL 152 STEADMAN STREET CHELMSFORD, MASS. 458-6877 458-6878 L TAXI IRENE ' S VARIETY STORE 190 Gorham Street ‘Best of Luck Seniors” Lowell LOWELL HONDA 9 Middlesex Street 458-8281 Lowell LINCOLN SQUARE HARDWARE 256 Chelmsford Street 459-9163 Lowell FINNEGAN ' S BARBER SHOP Corner of Powell and B Street R. H. JOHNSON ' S SUNOCO SERVICE 376-380 Gorham St. 452-8430 Lowell ATLANTIC SEA FOOD 297 West Sixth Street Lowell DOHERTY ' S BARBER SHOP 938 Gorham Street Lowell S. S. KRESGE CO. We Thank You for Shopping at Kresge” MICKEY ' S Lincoln Square Lowell ARNOLD ' S MARKET 178 Chelmsford Street Meats Groceries ROUSSEL ' S - MARINE INCORPORATED Hardw are - Johnson Motor - Boat Paint 1543 Bridge Street 453-2112 Dracut Compliments of GREGORY ' S FOODLAND Meats - Groceries - Provisions Fresh Frosted Foods 397 Central Street Lowell BOB DAUPHINAIS Real Estate Insurance 140 London Street 459-9533 LEO ' S VARIETY STORE Corner West Sixth and Jewitt Street CASELLE ' S MODERN BARBER SHOP 52 Wamesit Street Lowell MARGE ' S CLEANER and LAUNDRAMAT 463 Chelmsford Street Lowell HENRY LANGLAIS SHOE REPAIRING 313 West Sixth Street PETER ' S TAKE OUT 289 Westford Street Lowell LEMONT ' S STORE 1172 Lawrence Street Lowell AUSTINS BARBER SHOP 314 West Pond Street Home of the Sports GRAY FURNITURE CO. ‘‘You Always Do Better At Gray” BARIBEAULT ' S MARKET M. Baribeault, prop. Ernest Baribeault, Mgr. 299 West Sixth Street 453-2841 Lowell Compliments of DR. PAUL V. OUELLETE CHIROPRACTOR Pelham, N.H. GEORGE ' S TEXTILE CO. THIS SPACE IN THE KEY IS DEDICATED TO THE MEN AND WOMEN RESPONSIBLE FOR EDUCATING THE 1967 CLASS OF LOWELL VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS UNION NATIONAL BANK NORMANDIN and MONGEAU INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 750 MERRIMACK STREET • 454-7829 LOWELL, MASS A FRIEND MERCIER BROS. INC. — General Repairing — — Wheel Aligning — — Radiators — 1150 BRIDGE STREET LOWELL Telephone 452-8855 SOUZA CAFE LEBLANC FURNITURE 405 CENTRAL STREET LOWELL 452-6831 “Where your Dollars have more value” Florence John Murphy Callahan PHARMACY INC. A. ROSENGARD CO. Registered Pharmacists Auto Business Home Insurance 454-7868 454-7869 45 MERRIMACK STREET LOWELL 581 BRIDGE STREET LOWELL 452-1402 Congratulations from Greater Lowell Party Supply Center BOURNIVAL-CHRYSLER R. ROSENBLOOM PAPER CO., INC. PLYMOUTH INC. 868 MIDDLESEX STREET LOWELL 831 ROGERS STREET LOWELL — Plymouth — Chrysler — Imperial — R. Joseph Curren 458-6711 CLOVER LANDSCAPING SERVICE GALLAGHER ' S DRUG STORE Lawn and Garden Specialists 502 CHELMSFORD STREET LOWELL P. 0. Box 725 Lowell Charles L. Gallagher, Prop. Compliments from MARTINS VARIETY PEPSICOLA 207 TEXTILE AVENUE LOWELL METHUEN BOTTLERS INC. SIGMA ENGINEERING INC. 95 BRIDGE STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS A. J. K0TAR6A Electrical Contractor 84 MARIPOSA AVENUE LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS 453-1316 (. F. HATHAWAY (0., INC. 27 JACKSON STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS Shirt - Makers For Wholesale Used Cars Come to LOWELL JEEP INC. 50 CHELMSFORD STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS Jeep Triumph M.G. VANDERVEN, INC. 20 WILLIAMS STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS Telephone 453-1711 — 2 NICHOLAS P. DENNIS Plumbing or Heating 24 MARSHALL STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS 01851 Mass. Reg. 6275 Telephone 459-9401 LEO JOYAL ' S FACTORY FURNITURE OUTLET 685 LAWRENCE STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS Mfgs. of Densets, Matibiesses and Box Springs We Specialize in Colonial Furniture of all types Complete Furnishing for Your Home GIANT FOOD STORES 200 BOSTON ROAD 4 BROADWAY NORTH BILLERICA LOWELL J. Leo Clermont Roland Clermont MEDICAL ARTS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY A. P. Papulis, Ph.G., R.Ph. 32 CENTRAL STREET (at Kearney Square) LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS Prescriptions First Consideration TOWERS NEWS STAND INC. 101 GORHAM STREET Paperbacks, Magazines, Monarch Review Notes For Employment Opportunities Contact— J. H. WINN INC. 620 WASHINGTON STREET WINCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS 01890 Telephone 729-4400 Dial Hand Manufacturers Since 1868 MIDAS MUFFLER BRAKE SHOP — Guaranteed — Mufflers and Shock Absorbers Brakes and Front End Work 460 CHELMSFORD STREET 458-8419 LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS COMPLIMENTS OF TEWKSBURY WOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC. Master Electricians JOHN P. HALLBERG SONS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Specializing in Explosion Proof Wiring 26 PROCTOR ROAD SOUTH CHELMSFORD Telephone 256-539 7 FOUR SONS DINER INC. LITTLE JOHN SWEETS A Meal or Snack Open 6:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. by Quin Pack Candies 374 LHkLJYlbr UKU bIKLLI TIGHE HEATING OILS O ' CONNOR HILL HARDWARE CO. Burner Service 460-462 LAWRENCE STREET 31 DIX STREET 454-7962 452-3766 CREDIT BUREAU Established 1831 EDWARD W. FREEMAN STORE of Lowell’s Oldest and Leading Jewelry Store My Business is Diamonds GREATER LOWELL INC. The Diamond Merchant of Lowell 45 MERRIMACK STREET LOWELL 171 CENTRAL STREET LOWELL Telephone 452-9631 STARR ' S BOB ' S SHELL STATION SERVICE 365 CHELMSFORD STREET LOWELL Bob Stevens ANDY ' S ED ' S VARIETY STORE STATE LINE MARKET Edger Forest, prop. HUDSON, N. H. 275 MAMMOTH RD. LOWELL, MASS. 01854 Dry Cleaning - Custom Made Suits - Ready Made Suits Shirts - Alterations - Repairs - Remodeling For Men and Women - Tuxedo Rentals LOUIS BAILY INC. THE CONTINENTAL TAILOR REGISTERED PHARMACIST Peter Limberopoulos, prop. 1 LILLEY AVENUE LOWELL Cor. WORTHERN and MARKET STS. LOWELL Phone 453-9632 F E BAILEY CO. F. T. Relias, Reg Pharm., Mgr. 79 MERRIMACK STREET LOWELL 458-8447 JEFF ' S LUNCHEONETTE — Giant Store — BROADWAY and DUTTON STREET CENTRALVILLE BEAUTY SALON Dora Paradis 33 AIKEN AVENUE LOWELL ED ' S BARBER SHOP 321 BRIDGE STREET LOWELL ROLAND ' S BARBER SHOP 1171 LAWRENCE STREET Comer of Woburn Street ROUINE DRUG CO., INC. William H. Rouine, Reg. Ph. 930 GORHAM STREET LOWELL 452-4029 MARTHA ANN SALLY ' S BEAUTY SALON CENTRAL JEWELERS “For Your Class Rings” 319 WESTFORD STREET LOWELL 454-1981 DEPOT TIRE SERVICE — General Repairing — Bill Marcotte, prop. 375 MIDDLESEX STREET LOWELL 458-8348 SKIP ' S RESTAURANT 116 CHELMSFORD STREET CHELMSFORD SCRIPTURE ' S LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS 256 LAWRENCE STREET 706 ROGERS STREET BLACK WHITE TRUCKING CO. LOWELL Fire Liability Auto Theft Homeowners Life ALBERT E. J. BERGERON Insurance Agency LOUIS A. BERGERON 235 White Street Broker Lowell, Massachusetts 453-7391 Corvette Fiberglass Our Specialty Brake Service — Front End Alignment HAMEL BROS. SERVICE INC. 155 Pawtucket Boulevard Lowell, Massachusetts 458-8888 General Auto Body Refinishing Expert Tune Up Work Compliments of DEMOULAS MARKETS More for Your Dollar CHELMSFORD BILLERICA TEWKSBURY WILMINGTON LOWELL SALEM, N.H. HAVERHILL LAWRENCE METHUEN ANDOVER ARTHUR ' S SMART SHOPPE The Store for Men and Boys 544 Merrimack Street ROSITA LEE ACCORDION “School of Achievement” 90 Bridge Street 453-4231 CHARLIE ' S MARKET Italian and American Groceries 888 Central Street 452-8504 OWL DINER Welcomes You 24 Hours a Day 244 Appleton Street Lowell FLYNN TRAVEL SERVICE 23 Palmer Street, Professional Building 454-8331 CHARLES BARBER SHOP 148 Textile LOPI L. COIFFEURS 148 Textile Avenue 452-8544 J. J. COUILLARD BARBER SHOP Tel. 455-5651 LOWELL MEDICAL INSTRUMENT CO., INC. ' dedicated to the TYIedicaf f rofessioti its patients Weeds 247 Market Street - Lowell, Mass. 01852 RICARD ' S INC. JEWELERS 151 Central St. Tel. GL 2-2251 NORMAN ' S MEN ' S and BOYS’ WEAR 60 Middlesex St. GL 3-2897 COTE ' S MARKET 175 Salem Street Lowell, Mass. Best Meat in Town” OPERA HOUSE PHARMACY 381 CENTRAL STREET — LOWELL. MASS. TELEPHONE GLenview 8-8851 IIOSITI ' l. I ' llAKM U Y LOUIS NYMAN. Reu Ph C 747 MERRIMACK ST . Cor AIKEN ST TEL CL 2 32 3 1 LOVX ELL. M S S TERMINAL FRUIT 313 WESTFORD ST. TEL. GL 9-9561 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables- Eggs School Supplies Greeting Cards DENNIS OFFICE SUPPLY CORP. 109 Market Street Lowell 454-2531 — 454-2363 Compliments of A FRIEND HI-HAT ROLL-A-WAY 608 PRINCETON BOULEVARD LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS 7:30 - 10:30 9:30 - 1 1:30 1:30 - 4:15 1 — Special Rates For School Parties FEENEY THE FLORIST 70 BRIDGE STREET LOWELL Tel.: 452-0555 American Auto Seat Coder Co., 9nc. • Convertible Tops Our • Cushions Rebuilt Reputation • Carpets Mats Replaced is Your • Truck Seats Rebuilt Guarantee Telephone GL. 2-7630 230-234 APPLETON ST. LOWELL. MASS. Vincent 5. Sciacca Torry Sciacca LUSTERTONE DRY CLEANING BY EC0N0M0U CLEANERS Tailors - Dyers - Furriers - Cold Storage 3 HOUR SERVICE 698 MERRIMACK ST. Lowell, Mass. FREE PICK-UP DELIVERY DIAL GL 9-9348 ROYAL STEAK HOUSE Arthur Trepas, Prop. 453-7811 JONES PHARMACY WALTER SOUSA SONS Irving Greenberg, Ph.G. Interior Painting Decorating 106 Branch Street 452-1571 453-7233 BERNARD PHARMACY Prescription Druggists Since 1874 Paul E. Bernard, Keg. Ph. A FRIEND 557 Central Street Lowell BOSTON AUTO SUPPLY Distributors Motor Parts - Garage Equipment - Dayton Tires - Exide Batteries Quaker State Oil - Duco Delux Auto Paint 18-34 FIRST STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS Telephone 455-5691 Small Engine Parts - Body-Door Panel Parts Complete Wheels Aligned - Axels Straightened - Wheels Straightened Machine Shop Service - Frames Straightened COMPLIMENTS OF RUDY’S DINER 1 1 2 BRIDGE ST. LOWELL, MASS T. (. LEE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Dependable Insurance Since 1879 We Insure Your Children . . . May We Insure You? TWENTY-ONE GEORGE ST. LOWELL, MASS. Phones 457-7514 - 457-7515 GENERAL VOLKSWAGEN ROAD REPAIRING REPAIRS SERVICE PRINCE ' S Stationery - Gifts - Cards Books Toy Stores 108 MERRIMACK STREET LOWELL Auto. SeAiuce 32 MAMMOTH ROAD LOWELL, MASS. 453-0661 453-1622 TELLY DEMOS PROP.