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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1968 volume:

LOWELL TRADE - VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOLS Dedic ztc M, WE, THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1968, ARE DEDICATING THIS, OUR YEARBOOK, TO THE MEN WHO ARE SUFFERING IN THE TASK OF COMMUTTING FREEDOM TO THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH VIET NAM. WE INCLUDE, ALSO, THE MEN WHO HAVE ALREADY FOUGHT AND DIED IN THIS VALIANT EFFORT. MAY PEACE, SOMEDAY, FALL AMONGST ALL MEN. THE YEARBOOK COMMITTEE MAYOR ROBERT C. MAGUIRE LOWELL SCHOOL COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN MR. VINCENT M. MC CARTIN SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS MR. G. DOUGLAS SULLIVAN ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS WILLIAM C. COLLINS BRENDAN J. FARRINGTON VICTOR M. FORSLEY SCHOOL COMMITTEE CLEMENT G. MC DONOUGH ARTHUR E. MC GLINCHEY THOMAS J. SULLIVAN The education which you have been given confers on you responsibilities which we earnestly hope that you will assume. In today ' s world, you will be leaders and to those whom you lead you must give the inspir- ation for good citizenship and all the other qualities which have been instilled in you. May you be ever successful in this and may you develop a true leadership in others. CHARLES P. CONLON DIRECTOR Graduation isn ' t the end of learning. You learn as long as you live, and you find in life exactly what you put into it. My congratulations and best wishes for your success. KATHLEEN G. DELANEY GIRLS ' PRINCIPAL FACULTY Machine Dept. Head Elec. Dept. Head Sewing MARION F . CONNORS Home-Nursing HARRY B. DUNSFORD P. D. Dept. Head WALTER F. FOYE Academic Dept . Head BOWERS FULLER Machine Dept. WALTER F. GACEK ACADEMICS ELIZABETH M. HAMBLET Senior Foods MICHAEL KOURKOULAKOS Machine Dept. WARREN J. KENNEDY Carpentry Dept. MARY J. KENNEDY Academics DOROTHY V. LAFIONATIS Dressmaking RAYMOND J. LAVOIE Carpentry Dept. ALICE M. LENNON Academics HENRY LISIEN Drafting Dept. Head FLORENCE SCHOFIELD Junior Foods JAMES B. MOLONEY Electrical Dept. ARMAND V. MOREAU Upholstery Dept. Head EDWARD F. SLATTERY Academics EDWARD J. SUDOL Automobile Dept. RAYMOND SULLIVAN Carpentry Dept. CHARLES TSOUPRAKAKIS Automobile Dept. ERVIN E. TWAROG Carpentry Dept. Head CLASS ADVISORS V SALLY M. REGAN Cosmetology WILLIAM J. COLLINS Guidance Placement ROBERT C. HAYES Leave of absence CHRISTIE YIANOPOLOUS Substitute NICHOLAS GAVRIEL Substitue MRS. ROY FLANDERS Substitute Mrs. Joseph Piekarski Substitute FRANCES HOGAN RUTH NUNNERY ARTHUR BRUNELLE 94 CHATHAM ST. LOWELL ELECTRICIAN JOANNE CARON 76 NEWHALL ST,. LOWELL COSMETOLOGY A-lert and able R-aady to leave T-he President ACTIVITIES: J-azzy kid O-n the ball always A-lways thinking of him N-ever shy Class President Co-operative Program C.mdy Sales ACTIVITIES: Vice-President Honor Roll CLAUDETTE BOUCHARD 370 LINCOLN ST 0 LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS RICHAR) BOUCHARD 370 LINCOLN ST. LOWELL CARPENTRY C-ute kid L-iked by everyone Y-eams to leave D-oes good work E-f ticient ACTIVITIES: Dinner Dance Committee Candy Sales Class Secretary D-angerous to girls I-nclined to do wall C-our eous to all K-icks basketball ACTIVITIES: Basketball Baseball Class Treasurer COEDITORS KATHLEEN KOZ TARSKI 267 BRANCH ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS NANCY LEFEBVRE 4 CARTER AVE. LOWELL COSMETOLOGY K-ind to everyone A-mbitious T-alkj a lot H-as lots of friends Y-oung at heart ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Co -editor Dancing N-ever in trouble A-lways thinking N-ever a dull moment C-razy kid ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales Yearbook Co-editor JOSEPH CONNORS 560 BROADWAY LOWELL CARPENTRY CO-EDITORS PAUL NOWAK 43 GROVES A VS. LOWELL DRAFTING J-ust thinks of girls O-n the go always E-ager for Service ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Co-editor Co-operative program P-roblems with Ramblers A-lways trying U-snally qui.et L-ikes basketball ACTIVITIES: Basketball Yearbook Co -editor Co-opecative program JOANNE ABREU 3 EAST BURNSIDE ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS ERNEST CNE ALEXANDER 47 SWIFT ST. LOWELL COSMETOLOGY RICHARD BEAUBIEN 850 PRINCETON BLVD. LOWELL DRAFTING J-jsf f Lae O-n the go E- nergetic ACT! 71 r [EL Candy Sales Ticket Comal t Lee T-ops in dancing I-n love with him N-ever a dull moment A-lway.. helpful ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales Patron Drive B-ig story teller E-xcellent draftsman A-lways working U-sually busy Busy dieting ACTIVITIES: Patron Drive Drafting Club CHARLENE BEAULIEU 124 HILLSIDE RD 0 DRACUT COSMETOLOGY JANET BLANCHETTE 94 GERSHOM AVE LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS LOUISE BLANCHETTE 37 MT. WASHINGTON ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS C-omplains never H-elpful A-mbitious R-eads a lot ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales Honor Roll J-ust friendly A-ttentive N-ever late ACTIVITIES: Patron Drive Candy Sales L-ikes Eddie O-bedient U-seful ACTIVITIES: Patron Drive Candy Sales CLAIRE BOIS SONNE AULT 1375 METHUEN ST. DRACUT COSMETOLOGY THERESA BOISVERT 12 ARTHUR AVE. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS DONNA BORDELEAU 28 BASSETT ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS C-ries never L-ikes school A-lways alert I-n trouble never R-espects others E-nergetic ACTIVITIES: T-ries hard E-nergetic R-eal good kid R-eady for the futhre Y-outhful D-oes her best O-bedient N-ice looking ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES: Bowling Dancing Candy Sales Patron Drive Candy Sales DIANE BOUCHER 137 CUMBERLAND RD. LOWELL COSMETOLOGY PAULINE BOUTIN 288 ADAMS ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS DENNIS BRODEUR 44 MERRILL ST. LOWELL DRAFTING D-ances a lot I-n trouble always A-lways talking N-ice kid E-ager to wed ACTIVITIES: Honor Roll P-erky A-lways gay U-oung at heart L-ikes to help ACTIVITIES: Patron Drive D-rafted E-ats up Fords N-ice and quiet ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales Patron Drive Candy Sales ALICE BROUILLARD 112 MT. HOPE ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS PAULINE BRUNELLE 40 RACE STo LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS BERNARD CHAMPAGNE 40 CAROLYN ST. LOWELL CARPENTRY A-lways happy L-oves to date ACTIVITIES: P-olite A-mbit ious U-nf orgetable L-iked by all Candy Sales ACTIVITIES: Dinner Dance Committee C-heerful H-onorable A-ir Force man M-uscles P-olite ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales Bowling Basketball manager Candy Sales LYNDA CHRISTIE 94 SOo LORING ST 0 LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS HELEN CLARK 6 W. ELEVENTH ST 0 LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS LUCIA CLOUTIER 19 REED ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS L-ikes fun Y-oung at heart N-ever quiet ACTIVITIES: H-elpful E-ff icient L-ikes boys E-asy going N-ice kid B-oy watcher U-seful T-errific kid C-lass dancer H-as many friends Patron Drive Candy Sales ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee Candy Sales FRANCIS CONNOR 71 RICHARDSON ST. LOWELL CARPENTRY F-riendly R-eady to dance A-lways sleeping N-ever listens K-ills Ford wagons ACTIVITIES: EDWARD CORCORAN 97 BELLEVUE ST. LOWELL UPHOLSTERY K-eeps his kool O-n the ball ACTIVIT IES: Candy Sales Patron Drive DOLORES COTE 340 TEXTILE AVE. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS D-ates a lot O-bedient L-ikes boys L-iked by everyone Y-outhful ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales Patron Drive Bowling Patron Drive THOMAS COX 41 JEWETT ST. LOWELL AUTOMOTIVE STELLA DAGOUMAS 238 ADAMS ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS RICHARD DECARTERET BROOKLYN ST. TYNGSBORO MACHINE T-rue to cars O-nly wants the Service M-akes a mess S-weet kid T-alkes a lot E-ager to learn L-ikes to date R-easonable I-s a good kid C-razy about cars k-een on bunting ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales Patron Drive Bowling Co-operative program Ticket Committee Patron Drive NORMAN DESMARAIS 21 GERSHOM AVE. LOWELL MACHINE N-ever late O-n the ball R-eady to leave M-any friends ACTIVITIES: Co-operative program Patron Drive GERALD DESROSIERS 389 HIGH ST. LOWELL ELECTRICIAN J-ealous E-njoys school R-arely noisy R-uns a Chevy Y-eams to leave ACTIVITIES: Patron Drive JANICE DION 20 LEEDS ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS J-olly A-ttentive N-ever late ACTIVITIES: Bowling Candy Sales HENRY DUCHARME 35 NEWHALL ST. LOWELL MACHINE ROBERT DYMENT 48 QUEBEC ST. LOWELL CARPENTRY ELIZABETH FADDEN 53 THIRD AVE. LOWELL COSMETOLOGY B-elongs to one U-nwilling to work T-ool crib always C-an’t stay awake H-ates to leave ACTIVITIES: Patron Drive Candy Sales R-ides always U-sually at Toni’s B-utcher in shop Y-eams for Judy ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee Candy Sales B-ashful never E-xciting personality T-ons of fun S-een around boys Y-eams to graduate ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales Prom Committee PETER FARLEY 88 SIXTH AVE. LOWELL ELECTRICIAN FRANK FAY 395 LINCOLN ST 0 LOWELL CARPENTRY DANIEL FLANAGAN 11 GRACE ST 0 LOWELL MACHINE P-lays the field E-nergetic T-hinking of June E-njoys school ACTIVITIES: F-ears no one R-aces always A-lways speeding N-eeds a haircut K-ool D-ates only Carol A-lways on the go N-ever on time ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales Patron Drive ACTIVITIES: Co-operative program Patron Drive Co-operative program Candy Sales THOMAS FLEMING 12 ECKLUND TERR. LOWELL CARPENTRY T-he hustler O-n the move M-ost active ACTIVITIES: Bowling LINDA FLYNN 220 FLETCHER ST. LOWELL COSMETOLOGY L-ongs to wed Y-eams to graduate N-ice girl ACTIVITIES: Honor Roll WILLIAM FOY 89 FOURTH ST. LOWELL DRAFTING B-rilliant I-n a fog L-oves hunting L- owe 11 Sun driver ACTIVITIES: Drafting Club ; LINDA FREITAS 261 GORHAM ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS L-ikes dating Y-eams to graduate N-ever on time N-ever quiet ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales ANNETTE GAGNON 91 ACROPOLIS ST 0 LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS A-lways laughing N-eat E-njoys working T-ruthful ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales Dance Committee ALBERT GARNEAU 50 COURT ST. LOWELL CARPENTRY B-usy never U-sually active T-op dog of shop C-areful H-ates Fords ACTIVITIES: Co-operative program JUDITH GILBERT 117 ANDOVER ST. LOWELL COSMETOLOGY B-ashful never E-njoys horseback riding C-an ' t love another K-ind always Y-eams to graduate MARK GRAND CHAMP 86 ENDICOTT ST 0 LOWELL AUTOMOTIVE C-hevy lover H-ates Fords A-lways working M-ember of Hot Rod Club P-ool shark WILLIAM GREENLEAF 209 STACKPOLE ST 0 LOWELL MACHINE B-ig talker I-s always in toll crib L-ikes to sleep L-ittle man in shop ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES: Honor Roll ACTIVITIES: Co-operative program Co-operative program Patron Drive RICHARD J ALBERT 40 ACTON ST 0 LOWELL AUTOMOTIVE DEBORAH JAMES 43 EASTON ST. LOWELL COSMETOLOGY VICTORIA JEAN 87 LILLEY AVE LOWELL COSMETOLOGY A-uto lover J-oining the Service ACTIVITIES: Patron Drive Candy Sales D- reaming of him E-xciting personality B-ig future ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee Honor Roll V-ery pretty girl I-nterested in boys C-ries never K-ind and capable ACTIVITIES: Honor Roll Candy Sales iffftYvn FRANK JUSCZAK 2 W. TENTH ST. LOWELL CARPENTRY Y-oung at heart A-lways active Z-orro in disguise S-mashes trucks ACTIVITIES: Co-operative program Candy Sales COLETTE KEROUAC 95 MT. WASHINGTON ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS B-right girl U-nder standing N-ice kid N-ever forget Dick Y-oung at heart ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales JOSEPH KIRANE 24 AGAWAM ST. LOWELL AUTOMOTIVE R-eally particular E-ager to leave D-evoted to Diana ACTIVITIES: Basketball Candy Sales STEPHEN KOWALSKI 69 LILLEY AVE 0 LOWELL CARPENTRY RALPH LALLY 66 CHAMBERS ST. LOWELL ELECTRICIAN KENNETH LEEDBURG 28 MAIN ST. GRANITEVILLE ELECTRICIAN S-low on feet T-rue to Vicky E-ager to leave A-lways on time L-ingers longer L-eaves early V-eteran guitar pickerA-pples friend E-ntbusiastic H-eavyweight champ S-tudies bard O-ften sick N-ever on time N-uts about Judy Y-ells always ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES: Co-operative program Prom Committee Candy Sales Patron Drive Patron Drive Candy Sales WAYNE LEGACY GASSET RD. NABNASSETT AUTOMOTIVE BRUCE LESSIEUR 20 RICHARD ST. LOWELL PAINTING DECORATING ROBERT LITCHFIELD 16 O ' BRIEN TERR. LOWELL AUTOMOTIVE W-orries never A-lways talking Y-oung at heart N-ever listens E-lectrified mind ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales Patron Drive B-est in sports R-eal painter U-nlimited talent C-ares for Sandy E-ager to leave ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales Patron Drive B-ig on cars O-n the go B-est girl is Rosemarie ACTIVITIES: Co-operative program Candy Sales NANCY MACHADO 138 HIGH ST 0 LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS DENISE MAINVILLE 36 CAROLYN ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS JOHN MALONEY 26 SEVENTH ST. LOWELL CARPENTRY N-oisy A- ttractive N-ice kid ACTIVITIES: Patron Drive D-oes very well E-nergetic E-asy going ACTIVITIES: Bowling J-umps meters A-good kid C-areful sometimes K-icks basketballs ACTIVITIES: Basketball manager Bowling league JOANNE MARCHAND 59 GAGE ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS J-ust to everyone O-beys all teachers ACTIVITIES: Ticket Committee ROLAND MARCHAND 59 GAGE ST LCWELL Electrician G-ot basketball ability U-sually cheerful Z-esty person ACTIVITIES: Basketball COLETTE MARCOUILLIER 115 SALEM ST. LOWELL COSMETOLOGY C-lock watcher O-n the Honor Roll L-oves to dance E-ager to graduate T-raining to style T-ops in Art E-nergetic ACTIVITIES: Honor Roll SUZANNE MARR 43 WARNOCK ST. LOWELL COSMETOLOGY ANNE MARSHALL 128 SALEM ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS DENISE MARTIN 203 TEXTILE AVE. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS S-weet girl U-sually happy E-xciting ACTIVITIES: M-over slowly A-lways quiet R-eal fine kid S-hy H-onest girl D-oes well in school E-nergetic N-ice, sweet polite ACTIVITIES: Honor Roll Dance Committee ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales Dance Committee fi RUDOLPH MISIAZEK 75 CAMBRIDGE ST. LOWELL CARPENTRY B-elongs to girls E-ager to leave A- 11 Navy U-sually helpful ACTIVITIES: ROBERT MATTHEWS 538 VARNUM AVE. LOWELL PAINTING DECORATING R-eally tries O-ff beat B-ig boy B-usy dieting Y-oung at heart ACTIVITIES: Patron Drive Candy Sales DAVID MCFADDEN 83 COSGROVE ST. LOWELL CARPENTRY M-ost at pool A-Woodco man C-ar beater ACTIVITIES: Patron Drive Candy Sales Co-operative program Candy Sales — m. W ■ ' ' HH LORRAINE MONTMARGUET 67 CAROLYN ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS xA A! CLAIRE MORIN 126 BELLEVUE ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS WILLIAM MULLIGAN 494 WILDER ST. LOWELL PAINTING DECORATING L-ovely O-n the go R-eal good kid R-eady to leave Y-earns to graduate ACTIVITIES: Bowling M-any friends O-bedient U-nforgetable S-hy E-asy going Y-outhful ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee M-an about town U-sually sharp L-ikes to dance L-over the beach ACTIVITIES: Patron Drive Candy Sales 8� nior SANDRA NICHOLAS CLAIRE NOEL ROBERT NOEL 17 WALKER PLACE 59 IVANHOE ST. 6 ARTHUR AVE. LOWELL LOWELL LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS COSMETOLOGY CARPENTRY N-ice kid C-beerful B-angs drums I-nteres ting L-ikeable O-nly Army C-razy for boys A- lert B-usy all the time K-ind to all I-nteresting R-eliable ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES: E-nergetic Dance Committee Patron Drive ACTIVITIES: Honor Roll TIMOTHY NOYES 80 LINDEN ST. LOWELL MACHINE LEO PAGE 298 HIGH ST. LOWELL AUTOMOTIVE RONALD PAQUETTE 140 CUMBERLAND RD. LOWELL ELECTRICIAN T-hinking of graduat I-s on the ball M-ay enlist ACTIVITIES: Co-operative program I.M.C. Seminar ion L-over cars E-nergetic O-nly wants to work ACTIVITIES: Patron Drive R-eady for Service O-ften quiet N-ever listens ACTIVITIES: Patron Drive EUGENE PARE 85 BRANCH ST. LOWELL ELECTRICIAN A-lways late P-lays guitar P-al of Ralph ' s L-oves Debbie E-njoys dancing ACTIVITIES: Patron Drive Candy Sales THOMAS PATON 112 SHAW ST. LOWELL CARPENTRY T-oo much? 0-n the ball M-ost likely to succeed ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales CLIFFORD PELLAND 33 MIN ST. LOWELL ELECTRICIAN C-ourteous L-ikes girls I-n love F-ull of fun F-use blower ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales Patron Drive DORIS PICHE 133 SHAW ST. LOWELL COSMETOLOGY MARY PITMAN 258 SCHOOL ST. LOWELL HOME ECONOMICS NORMAND RONDEAU 51 W. MEADOW RD. LOWELL AUTOMOTIVE D-reams of marriage O-n the ball T-hought ful ACTIVITIES: Honor Roll P-olite I - s okay T-eases the girls T-alks a lot ACTIVITIES: Club dues Dance Committee H-opes for Navy E-nergetic R-emains in YMCA K-ind to customers ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales Patron Drive NORMAN ROUTHIER 52 HARVARD ST. LOWELL PAINTING DECORATING STEPHEN RYBICKI 129 DRACUT ST. LOWELL DRAFTING PAUL SARKISIAN 130 SOUTH ST. LOWELL AUTOMOTIVE N-avy man O-n the ball R-eally a friend M-ountain climber ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales Patron Drive S-incere T-ough kid E-asy going V-eteran Chevy man E-nlisted in Navy ACTIVITIES: Drafting Club R-epairs cars U-nique fisher N-uts about girls T-rue to Chevy ' s ACTIVITIES: Co-operative program ARTHUR SILVA 163 LAWRENCE ST. LOWELL CARPENTRY ROLAND SMITH 36 WESTFORD ST. LOWELL DRAFTING ROBERT SOUSA 30 IOWA ST. LOWELL AUTOMOTIVE S-occer player I-n trouble never L-ikes carpentry V-ictory lover A-lways sleeping R-eady to leave O-n the ball L-ikes school L-oves electronics Y-outhful B-elongs to basketball 0-nly likes to sleep B-acbelor forever ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES: Basketball team Co-operative program Drafting Club JOHN SPINNEY 7 C ST. LOWELL AUTOMOTIVE WILLIAM STE. MARIE 201 SCHOOL ST. LOWELL ELECTRICIAN HENRY TALLARD 197 GRAND ST. LOWELL CARPENTRY J-ust lover baske A-greeable C-razy about cars K-ind to friends ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee Basketball S-tudies hard A-lways late I-s a good kid N-ever ready T-hinks of Claire ACTIVITIES: Patron Drive H-ung up on girls A-lways sleeping N-avy lover K-ills time fishing ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales DAVID TAYLOR 134 MAIN ST. LOWELL AUTOMOTIVE D-oes well A-lways bowling V-ery sincere E-ntering business ACTIVITIES: Candy Sales EUGENE VAIL 106 ANDERSON ST. LOWELL CARPENTRY J-ust loves basketball O-n the team H-onest N-avy boy ACTIVITIES: Basketball team MARTIN VEIGA 50 C ST. LOWELL CARPENTRY M-arriage in ' 70 A-lways in troubel R-emains sleeping T-rue to Alice Y-ells in class ACTIVITIES: Co-operative program PHILLIPPE WAGNER 269 FOURTH AVE. LOWELL MACHINE DAVID WALLACE 95 SO. LORING ST. LOWELL CARPENTRY ROBERT WILSON 522 MOODY ST. LOWELL ELECTRICIAN P-lymouth lover H-ates to leave I-n love L-oves only Jannette ACTIVITIES: W-illing to work A-greeable L-ikes the Navy R-eally uses his head U-sually drives Chevy S-well guy W-orries a lot I-nteresting L-ikes drawing L-ongs for a beard s I-s likable E-asy going Co-operative program Patron Drive ACTIVITIES: Patron Drive ACTIVITIES; Candy Sales PROPHECY It ' s now 1983. It is fifteen years since we graduated from good old Trade. Times have changed since we graduated, the Beatles are bald, Elvis lost his hounddog , shirts ara shorter, buildings are highe everything is bigger, better, faster and groovier. Joe Connors and Paul Nowak are now the chief editors of Playboy. They thought it would be fun contacting everyone from the Class of 68. As they said, our travels took ue to Maine, where we saw Marty Veiga and Frank Jusczak building a wooden frame for the 1984 G.T.O ' s thinking that this will make them famous and rich. It will be manu- factured as soon as one of them gets brave enough to test it. They told us that Butch Gameau and Tom Flemming were at the beach testing a new enlarged surf board for their old friend Tiny Tim. Our next stop was Cape Kennedy in Florida whera we saw Frank Fay and John Maloney. We asked them what they were doing. They told us they signed a contract with the government to build 1,000 out houseson the moon so we will have some place to go when we get up there. We took a plane to Fort Knox where we saw Dave McFadden and Rudy Misiazek, they were both happily married and told us they were now making wooden nickels, because of the shortage of gold. Dave told us that Bob Noel and Tom Paton had opened up a toothpick factory in the Sahara Desert and were doing very well. We then went to Boston where we bumped into Bernie Champagne who said he was now the manager of the Boston Celtics and that his star players were Dick Bouchard and John Vail. Bernie told us that Bob Dyment and Frank Connor own a company making bed frames in New Jersey. We took a trip up there to see Bob and Frank. As we walked into the office we saw Bob and he told us Frank was asleep testing the merchandise. They were doing extremely well and both were catching up on their sleep. We read in the paper that Steve Kowalski, Arthur Silva, Henry Tallard and Dave Wallace had won a Nobel prize for building a bridge from California to Hawaii. We congratulated Steve and he told us that Arthur and he started from California and Henry and Dave from Hawaii and they were to meet halfway. They would have been finished sooner except that Henry and Dave started from the wrong end of the island. We then took a train to Texas where Dick Beaubien and Dennis Brodeur were the chief engineers at a large oil plant. We talked to Dick over a bowl of chicken soup, using one of his own chickens he raised back here in Lowellon his own chicken farm which he owned when he was going to Lowell Trade. He told us they were doing very well. Bill Foy, Roland Smith and Steve Rybicki are working as head designers for Bell Telephone Co. and they told us they were still working on the shoe phone . They said they got the idea frjm some T.V. show. We then talked to Marc Grandchamp who told us he was the chief mechanic for the Marc V which is going to be driven by Richard ( AJ ) Jaibert in the India inpolis 500. We wished them a lot of luck. Our travels also took us to Detroit where we talked to Joe Kirane who now owns General Motors. He told us Robert Litchfield was working for him as a janitor and was really cleaning up on the deal. Joe told us that Jack Spinney and Wayne Le Gacy owned the Land S garages, a chain stretching from Maine to Florida. Leo Page and David Taylor, both in the Army’s motor pool, said they’d be generals by now if the Commander-In-Chief’s car hadn’t blown up. Norm Herk Rondeau now a retired millionaire fro a the car business, has opened up a health club. He was the former Mr. Universe of 1982. Tom Cox and Pau l Sarkisian have both opened a garage and specialize in Chevrolet s. They both are doing very well. On our way to the North Pole we talked to Bob Sousa who told us he was working day and night on a new engine, which would ran on flower power. He told us he was happily married with fifteen kids. No wonder why he is working day and night. We then talked to Ralph Lally ( now retired, unbeaten middleweight champ) and Gene Pare’ who told us they owned the L P electrical shop. When we finally reached the North Pole we saw Rol- and Marchand and Ronald Paquette who told us they were wiring all the igloos over there and sail the} 7 couldn’t wait for their vacation so they could go to Florida and warm up. Bill Ste. Marie and Gerry Desrosiers are now teachers at the new Lowell Trade and said they like their jobs very much although they spend most of their time in the Girls’ school. BilL told us Arthur Brunelle is now the Governor of Massachusetts and was going to run for President as soon as his term as Governor ends. We then ran into Peter Farley who Leedburg, Cliff Pelland and Bob Wilson and he were extra large lighthulb, so we will nave daylight all be finished as soon as they catch the person who keeps on using it for target practice. Tim Noyes and Phil Wagner are now the new owners of J.H. Winn Co. Their chief tool and die makers are Danny Flanagan and Dick DeCarteret. We then talked 1; i Norm Desmarais and Bill Greenleaf who also own their own Machine shop. They said they do many odd jobs but for the most part are making gun barrels for Mr. Fuller. Bill told us that Henry Dueharme is working for the Army making a 5,000 yard pea shooter which the Army is going to use as a secret weapon, Henry is also taking breathing exercise so he can test it out. We then went to New York where we saw Eddie Corcoran who now owns his own shop where he upholsters nothing but the finest furniture. While we were in New York we saw Bruce Lessieur and Bob Matt thews undertaking the fantastic feat of painting the Empire State Building with an inch wide brush. Bruce told us that Bill Mulligan and Norn Roathier were working for Dupont in the research department develop- ing a poker dot paint, he said he thought that the best they could do so far was a checker board paint. Well we hope they keep on trying. We glance at Donna Bordeleau who is a model at a shop called Out of Site . The business is owned by Dolly Cote and is managed by Janice Dion. Both Donna and Janice are married and expecting in one month. Dolly Cote plans to marry in the middle of June. While told that Ken on a nev day long. It will U£ work! eg the business moves on. Lucy Cloutier and Helen Clark keep in touch by letters and telephone. Have you heard the latest? Pauline Brunelle is vacationing in Europe. Did you know that Claudette Bouchard established a newspaper called The Love of School . In it she in- cludes a chapter on How much I enjoyed leaving. In the School Superintendent ' s department, Nancy Machado is the Principal. Her secretary isLynda Christie. We all heard of the political scene, well Kathy Koziarski is running for President of Japan where they can’t understand English. Her campaign manager is Lorraine Montmarquet who writes in Japanese, If you want to go wacky vot for Kathy . Her opponent is Mary Pitman who comes from Cloud 9. On the Hit Parade we see Linda Freitas singing Love is Cool It is her biggest hit yet. Annette Gagnon is a skillful manager and has sky rocketed Linda to success in the world of records. Janet Blanchette, who now ownsher own ballroom, is running a special show for Linda in the near future. We see Joanne Abreau working as an airline stewardess for a national airline. While working she met Louise Blanchette and Alice Brouillard, two of her old school mates who were very popular in her class. Meanwhile we find Stella Dagoumas married and owner of a drug store, Denise Martin is employed by her. Therese Boisvert, who lives in a big white house, is married to the President. Anne Marshall is the mother of three lovely children, Marchand is working as a model for one of the topstylists in Pauli le Boutin is sharing an apartment and her roomate is Morin. They both work part time in a department store. Sandra assists her husband in his insurance agency. Collette Joanne London Claire Nichola; Kerouac is now owns a Let ' s working as a very take in a rocking chair and secretary for a law firm, successful beauty salon , and is you to the home of Ernestine Alexander as sings to her five lovely children, for a local D.J. Charlene Beaulieu working Denise Mainville happily married. she sits while is working her husband is at a high fashion salon on Sunset Boulevard. Claire Boissoneault is married and attending cooking class at a Y.W.C.A. Diane Boucher is now modeling for the latest Twiggy fashions. Joanne Caron takes care of the house while her husband attends college. Betsy Fadden is in the convent and does many good deeds everyday. L5.nda Flynn is married and has three children. Linda works in a downtown department store. Judy Gilbert, one of the wealthiest girls on the block, is now look- ing for Henry the VIII. Debbie James still patiently works by the bedside of sweet old people. Nancy Le.febvre is married and has four children, and in her spare time works in a beauty salon. Vickie Jean is with the In Crowd while her husband is making his way into office. Collette Marcouillier works in the Write House as the First Lady ' s hairdresser. Sue Marr works as her assistant. Doris Piche was found in New York, cutting men ' s hair. Claire Noel is head of the Nutrition Department in a local hospital. From what we saw of our graduating class, everybody was very successful and very happy so we can really say in truth that the Class of 68” was the greatest. MOST ATHLETIC Claudette Bouchard Dick Bouchard MOST ATTRACTIVE Collette Kerouac Ralph Lally MOST COURTEOUS MOST CONGENIAL Denise Mainville Bob Noel Collette Marcouillier Bob Litchfield MOST CHEERFUL Denise Mainville Wayne Legacy MOST ENERGETIC Deborah James John Vail MOST AGREEABLE Joanne Caron Bernard Champagne FRIENDLIEST Vicky Jean Thomas Fleming MOST ARTISTIC Betsy Fadden Roland Smith BEST DRESSED Denise Mainville Ralph Lally CLASS BABY Pauline Brunelle MOST MUSICAL Linda Freitas Eugene Pare Tom Pa ton BEST GROOMED Nancy Lefebvre Richard Decarteret MOST ORIGINAL Doris Piche John Maloney BEST DANCER Ernestine Alexander Phil Wagner NOISIEST Diane Boucher Thomas Fleming MOST Judy Gilbert BASHFUL Tom Pa ton Linda MOST DEPENDABLE Flynn Tim Noyes WITTIEST QUIETEST Pauline Boutin Jack Spinney Donna Bordeleau Daniel Flanagan MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Anne Marshall Paul Nowak MR. MRS. SENIOR Joanne Caron Arthur Brunelle CLASS WILL We, the class of 1968, being of sound mind, do hereby declare this our last will and testament. To the JUNIORS we leave our charm, mental ability and the key to success, so they may have as prosperous a year as we did. To the SOPHOMORES we leave a bottle of vitamin pills, so they will have the strength to complete their next two years. To the FRESHMEN we leave a year supply of Fluffy Diapers, so that they may remain carefree and gay. Phil Wagner leaves his ability to answer questions to all Juniors . Tim Noyes leaves his mechanical ability to Pete Radzik. Dan Flanagan leaves all machine shop tools to all the under- graduates . Norm Desmarais leaves all his empty milk cartons to Dick Eno. Dick Decarteret leaves all gun stocks to Tom. Henry Ducharme leaves Murph all his sandwiches. Bill Greenleaf leaves his winning ways to Bob Madore. Dick Beaubien leaves his super chicken soup diet to Mike Sigman. Dennis Brodeur leaves in a hurry 0 Bill Foy leaves by the same door he came in. Paul Nowak leaves his arm wrestling skill to Bruce Manchenton. Steve Rybicki leaves his tacks to Clarence Poisson Roland Smith leaves his drawing ability to Paul Dery. Bruce Lessieur leaves his chair to Grenier and Brassard. Bob Matthews leaves his desk to Ray Fratus. Bill Mulligan takes his personality with him. Norman Routhier leaves his hard paint brush to Brassard. Edward Corcoran leaves his tom pants, bent tacks, and wood stretcher to John Fawcett. Richard Bouchard leaves his smile to Bernard Johnson. Beraie Champagne leaves all unused nails to Dick Talmer. Francis Connor leaves his Sun truck to Bob Colby. Joseph Connors leaves his A.W.O.L. ability to Melvin Cutter. Bob Dyment leaves all his excuses to William Clark. Tom Fleming leaves his girls to any Junior. Albert Gameau took his 57 Chevy with him for kicks. Frank Jusczak is taking his time leaving. Stephen Kowalski leaves in a hurry. Frank Fay leaves his hot T-bird to anyone who can handle it. John Maloney leaves, with a vow, never to return. Dave McFadden leaves his job at Woodco to Bill Brodeur. Rudy Misiazek leaves his grooming ability to Bill Rocha. Bob Noel leaves his singing voice to Dennis Lima. Thomas Paton leaves his pleasing personality to anyone who deserves it. Arthur Silva leaves his Chevy to Paul McCann. Henry Tallard takes his ols worn out goggles with him. Eugene Vail leaves his high scoring to Richard Bastien. Martin Veiga leaves his .360 batting average to Bob Colby. Dave Wallace junked his Chevy in the Auto Shop. Marc Grandchamp leaves his great love for Fords to Dennis Matte. Richard Jalbert leaves his change of cars to Larry Sabotka. Joseph Kirane leaves his hair to Maurice Rondeau. Wayne LeGacy leaves his car to David Righthouse. Bob Litchfield leaves his ability to get tools to Stan Rasimowicz Leo Page leaves his speed to any Junior who wants it. Norman Rondeau leaves his good friendship with his fellow student to anyone who is deserving of it. Thomas Cox leaves his knowledge to Pinky Rivanis. Paul Sarkisian left in his Chevy. Bob Sousa leaves his basketball talents to anyone. Jack Spinney just LEAVES. David Taylor leaves his friendliness to all the undergraduates. Ralph Lally leaves his boxing gloves to Dan Milnes. Roland Marchand leaves his basketball uniform to Bill Croteau. Eugene Pare ' leaves his Big Jutras to anyone who wants it. Ronald Paquette leaves his red argyle sox to Paul Flaherty. William Ste. Marie leaves his tardiness to Henry DeLuca. Arthur Brunelle leaves his Presidency to Tim Kennedy. Gerald Desrosiers leaves his thoughts to John Nuttall. Peter Farley leaves his great ideas to anyone who wants them. Kenneth Leedburg leaves his hill billy equipment to Harvey Muscovitz . Cliff Pelland leaves in a hurry. Bob Wilson leaves his drawing pencil to Dennis Connors. Ernestine Alexander leaves her chair in History to some lucky Junior. Charlene Beaulieu leaves her seat in the lunchroom to whomever is hungry. Claire Boissonneault leaves in a hurry. Diane Boucher leaves her coloring problems to Kathy Mical. Joanne Caron leaves her job in the office to whomever can do it. Betsy Fadden leaves her singing ability to some lucky Junior. Judy Gilbert leaves her desk to Pat Texeira. Linda Flynn leaves her Math book to whomever wants it. Debbie James leaves all her customers to some deserving Junior. Vickie Jean leaves all her pretty curls to Linda Tremblay. Nancy Lefebvre leaves her knowledge to Gale Martel. Colette Marcouillier leaves her locker to anyone who wants it. Sue Marr leaves all her sweetness to the Juniors. Claire Noel leaves her chair in the hairdressing room to anyone who wants it. Doris Piche leaves willingly. Joanne Abreu leaves her seat in Miss Lennon’s room. Louise Blanchette leaves standing outside of the building, to anyone who can stand the weather. Therese Boisvert leaves her seat in Miss Kennedy ' s room. Pauline Boutin leaves her sewing troubles to anyone who wants it. Alice Brouillard leaves her seat in the cafeteria to anyone who can stand the boys „ Stella Dagoumas leaves her cooking problems to the next Senior Class . Colette Kerouac leaves her beautiful smile to Yvette Thibault. Denise Mainville leaves her sewing basket to whomever wants it. Joanne Marchand leaves all her abilities to whomever is smart enough for them. Anne Marshall leaves her cooking apron to whomever it fits. Denise Martin leaves in a rush. Claire Morin leaves her chair to anyone wants it. Sandra Nicholas leaves her glamor to the undergraduates. Linda Freitas leaves her talking in Miss Chisholm ' s room to Betty Espinola. Linda Christie leaves her sewing drawer to Jeanne Brunelle. Pauline Brunelle leaves her locker to her sister Janice. Lucy Cloutier leaves her talking to any desperate Junior. Kathy Koziarski leaves her Boy watching to Rita Lausier. Nancy Machado leaves her gum chewing to Helen Fitzpatrick. Lorraine Montmarquet leaves her books to Louise Gauthier. Dolly Cote leaves her community comb to any Junior. Annette Gagnon leaves her child care project Sue Caron. Donna Bordeleau leaves her seat in Miss Hamblett ' s room to any Junior. Janet Blanchette leaves her locker to Pauline Fortin. Janice Dion leaves in a hurry. Mary Pitman leaves her cooking ability to Jeanne Therrin. Claudette Bouchard leaves her height toany Junior who wants it. Helen Clark leaves her skinny, but beautiful legs to Diane Provencher REMEMBER WHEN CLASS POEM Charlene Beaulieu In future years when our careers we are pursuing Perhaps only then will we feel the fullest blosoming Of thankfulness for dedicated teaching As we apply the lessons taught. Sometimes days were stormy and the road seemed long As we learned to persevere, techniques and facts we soon absorbed But looking back we realize how trained we were to surge ahead To learn and learn throughout our lives That we may better serve another ' s need Thank you TRADE for priceless years. GIRL’S HONOR ROLL TOP CANDY SELLERS YEARBOOK EDITORIAL STAFF BOYS ' OFFICE STAFF iHFQRMATinw MRS. SCHOFIELD DANNY BOY MISS DELANEY MR. CONLON NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS DINNER DANCE COMMITTEE 1 1 1 MRS. MAJEAU CHRISTMAS RECORD HOP £Dancc Dedications 1 . To the School 9. To The Juniors Thanks for the Memory You’ll Never Walk jilone 2. To Mr. Conlon 10. To the Class Officers To Sir With Love Yesterday 3. To Miss Delaney 11. Senior Dinner Dance You Didn’t Hive to Be So Nice Wonderful Dream 4. To Our Parents 12. To Our Graduates In Viet Nam End of The World Born Free 5. To Mr. Collins 13. Graduation To Give Love Is Blue 6. To Mrs. Regan 14. Our Future Teach Me Tonight We Can Fly 7. To The Faculty 15. Our Past Simon Says Don’t let the Sun Catch You Crying 8. To The Seniors 16. Prom Finale ' Release Me Last Waltz Gui Gncfiantzcl £Z(j£ning CLASS OF 1970 CIASS OF 1970 SENIOR HAIRDRESSERS CLASS OF 1968 SENIOR HOME ECONOMICS CLASS OF 1971 CLASS OF 1969 JUNIOR HOME ECONOMICS BASKETBALL The ' 67- ' 68 season was another fine one for the Traders. The team finished second in league play with a total of 7 wins and 3 losses. Over all it was 10 and 8„ Lowell did well in all respects with sharp shooter John Vail breaking all City records. He tallied 442 points to win the schoolboy scoring championship. Other Seniors who played well were Dick Bouchard with 193, Bob Sousa with 44, Roland Marchand and Paul Nowak both getting clutch baskets when needed. The team should do well next year. They will be doing some rebuilding, but have many fine prospects from the J.V. squad. Some of the outstanding sophomores and juniors were Rich Bastien captain-elect, Moe Beausoleil and Dennis Matte. The Seniors would like to wish Coach Slattery and next year’s team the best of luck and Here’s to a championship! 1 Jp 1 . r UiM I I Composite Picture of Coaches, Varsity, Junior Varsity and Managers JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM The Brains of the Team. Coach Slattery, Captain Vail. Director of Athletics Kennedy Roland Marchand ® - Paul Nowak John Vail Dick Bouchard CO-EDITORS JUNIOR HAIRDRESSERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS PRESIDENT ARTHUR BRUNELLE AND VICE PRESIDENT JOANNE CARON SECRETARY CLAUDETTE BOUCHARD AND TREASURER RICHARD BOUCHARD BASEBALL The 68 season was a very interesting one for it consisted of only two Seniors, Dick Bouchard and Marty Veiga. They did a fine job for the Traders. The future should be promising for Coach Slattery, since he had a fine turnout of Freshmen. It was well organized, and had the best coaching in the city. Trade is very proud of these athletes. ' !u ■ INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT CLUB INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT CLUB JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS MR. MOLONEY DUES COLLECTORS MR. GAVRIEL MISS CHISHOLM DRAFTING CLUB OFFICERS BOYS ' HONOR ROLL FACULTY SPONSORS 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. Lafionatis Alice M. Lennon Mr. and Mrs. James W. Nunnery Mr. and Mrs. Piekarski Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Regan Dr. and Mrs. Alan Schofield Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Conlon Mr. and Mrs. William Alberghene Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brox Mr. and Mrs. William Collins Mr. Herbert Derbyshire Mr. and Mrs. Robert Derbyshire Mr. and Mrs. Harry Duns ford Mr. and Mrs. Walter Foye Mr. and Mrs. Bowers Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gacek Mr. Nicholas Gavriel Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kourkoulakos Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lavoie Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lisien Mr. and Mrs. James Moloney Mr. and Mrs. Armand Moreau Mr. and Mrs. Edward Slattery Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sudol Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tsouprakakis Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Twarog Mr. and Mrs. Christie Yianopolous Mr. and Mrs. George Richardson Mr. and Mrs. John Nestor Mr. and Mrs. David Majeau Mary Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Burns Mrs. Lorinda Ineson Mrs. Catherine Wayne Miss Mary Rourke PATRONS Richard Arpin Rosalie Archambault Wayne Allen Mr. and Mrs. Custy Abreu Tom and Dennis Abreu Manuel Abreu Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Abbott James E. Abbott Mrs. Alice Abreu Mr. and Mrs. William Arpin Mrs. Ann Allard John Anderson Claudia Aguiar Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Alexander Lonnie Allen Bob and Donna Mr. and Mrs. Alex Borodowka Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Beaulieu Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brodeur Susan Bordeleau Arthur Brunelle Jeanne Brunelle Mr. and Mrs. Roger Breault Miss Joanne Bordeleau Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blanchette Mr. and Mrs. Leo Berube Bob and Becky Lt . Col. John J. Beaulieu Mrs . Edwin Busby Joseph Busby Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Busby Mr. Robert Busby Mr. James Busby Christos J. Bacos D.M.D. Edward Barbagallo D.M.D. Mr. and Mrs. George Blanchette Mr. and Mrs. George Breault Mrs. William Foye Barrett Raymond F. Barrows Bernice Bozin Mrs. Agnes Burns Miss Dolores M. Bergeron Mr. and Mrs. Ted Belanger Millie Compo Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cote Arthur P. Cryan Mrs. Cerretti Mr. Howard E. Colby Bill Clark Virginia Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. John Caraganis Lionel Comtois Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cloutier Euddy Curry Charles Chaparas Sandra Christie Mr. and Mrs. Robert Christie Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Caton Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Carignan Donald J. Conroy Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Carpenter Fami Captain J. Cryan L.F.D. Therese Champagne Catherine Conway Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Chiklis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Courtemanche Joe Dowd Henry H. Downy Angio Dubois Miss Lillian M. Drapeau Hugh Donnelly Peter Dunigan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dion Bob Dion Mrs . Edna Ducharme Ann Decelle Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dube Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dube Mrs. Madeline Davis Fred Davis Robert Demers George Davis Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dillon Claire A. Dufresne Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Donaghey Mr. John Dagoumas and Ann Mr. and Mrs. Christy Dagoumas Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dagoumas Mr. and Mrs. Costos Dagoumas Philip Dancause Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dunn Eva Eliopoulos Miss Sharon Elie Lucinda Everett Josephine Foster Gerard Fournier Joseph Freitas John Freitas Nancy Fox Mr. and Mrs. W. Nelson Fadden Sr. Mr. and Mrs. W. Nelson Fadden Jr. Ann Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Foy John A. Gray Percy F. Gilbert Assoc. Inc. Stanley Grodmoral John Gonsalves Wilfred Gilbert Therese Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gilbert John Gilbert Harry Giavis Miss Laurette Gregoire Gray Furniture Co. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Gagnon Galen ' s Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Gilbert Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hudon Karen Harding Henry Houston Jr. Howie and Sandy Michael Howe Atty. and Mrs. Richard Howe Mrs. Albert Hebert Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Hebert Mrs. Mary Arlene Handley Mrs. Mary Howe Frederick A. Hickey D.M.D. George Ivos Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jalbert Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson Miss Josephine Jean Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kirane Sr. Joseph Kirane Jr. Joanne Kirane Kevin Kirane Judith Kirane Mrs. Doris Kapala Mr. and Mrs. Walter Koziarski Arthur J. Keenan Sally J. Kilmartin Lisa Kuchar Mrs. Evelyn Kane R.N. Mrs. Rita Lambert C. Ray Lilly Joseph L. Lessard Bruce Lambert Dot Labonde Miss Claire Lavoie Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lemay Cecelia Laurent Mr. and Mrs. George Lefebvre Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Leblanc George Lagos Mr. Richard Lafortune Miss Helen Luz Mr. and Mrs. A1 Labbe Agnes F. Linehan Lois Lamountain Mary L. McFadden Leo F. Murphy John Morrison Mrs. Betty McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGrath Raymond Moreau B. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Andre Marion Mr. Bill Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Roland A. Marchand Mr. and Mrs. George Morin Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse P. Morin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mahoney Tom McFadden Charles G. Mackey Warren Marshall Irene Marshall Anne Marshall Mr. and Mrs. John J. McCarron Colette Marcouillier 68 Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Marcouillier Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McMeniman Mary Joan Mayo Mrs. Beatrice Marsden Mayor and Mrs. Robert C. Maguire Carol Louise E. Morris Frances Murphy Atty. and Mrs. Arthur McGlinchey Mr. and Mrs. Mainville Miss Elaine Mainville Sidney S. Mizner D.M.D. Jack Mullen Mrs. Mary Machado James M. McNally Mrs. Mildred McGovern Mr. and Mrs. Peter McFadden Amelia Murphy Mrs. Elizabeth McErlan Gertrude Mann Ann Mone Annette Michaud Mrs. Phyllis Messer R.N. Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Nowak Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Nowak Jr. Mr. Walter Nowak Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nowak Francis E. Norton Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Noel Martha A. O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Paul O ' Hare Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ozana Jr. Catherine O ' Neil Miss Pearl O ' Meara Mrs. Bertha Prud ' homme Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Pa ton Frederick R. Petros 66 Mrs. Delia Picanso Mr. and Mrs. Donald Page Anthony Picanso Therese Prokos George Pilato Mr. Harvey Perrin Mrs. Rolande Patenaude Beatrice Russell Mr. and Mrs. S. Rygiel Jr. Mrs. Gerald Ralls Mr. Ray Rogers Arthur Rivard Dan Rousseau Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rondeau Anna Suchorska Peter Starahis Ama St. Pierre Mr. And Mrs. Charles Sobelman Cedric Spaulding Thomas M. Shanahan Miss Jean Schofield Mrs. Theresa Shanley Mr. and Mrs. Peter Scomis Timmy Sullivan Mrs. Ellen A. Sampson Mrs. R. Spenard SSG Charles D. Skipper REP. Paul J. Sheehy John E. Sheehy H C Stupakewicz Mrs. Ora St. Armand Donald St. Armand Jackie St. Armand Billy St. Armand Mrs. Thomas F. Sparks Mr. John Souza Mrs. Florence Sousa Mrs. James Shrigley Mrs. John Souza Harry Tessier Lillian Talmer Mr. and Mrs. W. Toupin Mrs. Irene Toupin Howard Trombly Mr. and Mrs. William Toupin Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Taylor Family Mr. and Mrs. Milton Tzitgenikos Helena A. Taylor Mrs. Lorraine P. White Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Wagner Marie Wagner David Wallace Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace Mrs. John Wrobel WE WOULD LIKE TO SAY ” THANK YOU ” TO ALL OF THE DEPARTMENTS IN THE SCHOOL FOR THEIR VERY KIND CONSIDERATION AND ASSIST- ANCE 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 GIRLS AND BOYS WHO CONTRIBUTED SO MUCH TO THIS YEARBOOK. THE YEARBOOK STAFF CLASS OF 1968 Congratulations and the best of luck! We at Loring are proud of the part we have had in helping to make your classbook a permanent reminder of your school years, recording with photo- graphs one of the happiest and most exciting times of your life! We hope that, just as you have chosen us as your class photographer, you will continue to think of Loring Studios when you want photographs to help you remember other momentous days to come! 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Registered Pharmacists 65 MERRIMACK STREET 106 TEXTILE AVENUE DAVID J. FENTON MELANSON ' S FRIENDLY CAFE Attorney-at-Law Butch Picanso 508-509 SUN BUILDING 209 MIDDLESEX STREET LOWELL Telephone 452-8774 JAREK BROS. TEXACO Tune-ups General Repairs DOHERTY SIGNS Tires - Batteries TRUCK LETTERING 7 LINCOLN SQUARE LOWELL Telephone 454-61 1 1 HELENA ' S BEAUTY SALON Congratulations 40 CRESCENT STREET from Telephone 453-0938 Nancy Fortin Helena G. Williams LOWELL WINDOW SHADE (0. DUNN OIL (0. SALES - SERVICE Compliments of 24 Hr. Burner Service Dial 452-4864 PETER PETRAKOS BONDED TRUCKING and RIGGING McCORMACK ' S LOUNGE 16 MAIN STREET BROADWAY and WILLIE STREETS LOWELL Telephone 458-6671 JOHN (ONION LIQUOR (0., INC. ROBERTSON ' S FURNITURE 12 BRIDGE STREET 82 PRESCOTT STREET LOWELL LOWELL Telephone 458-6071 “ Fine Furnishings at Sensible Prices” QUA, HALL, HARVEY WALSH ATTORNEYS AT LAW 24 MERRIMACK STREET LOWELL FARMAID CANDIES CHARLES H. SLOWEY 335 BRIDGE STREET LOWELL Telephone 452-471 1 LIFE IRENE ' S VARIETY CASUALTY BEST OF LUCK, SENIORS 190 GORHAM STREET LOWELL FIRE THE FRUIT BASKET 346 PAWTUCKET STREET LOWELL INSURANCE AGENCY Telephone 454-241 1 GL 3-1551 QUALITY DOUGHNUT SHOP 5 MERRIMACK STREET LOWELL 302 FAIRBURN BLDG. GRAPHIC ARTS CO. 914 GORHAM STREET LOWELL LOWELL, MASS. COMPLIMENTS OF E. A. WILSON (0. CLERMONT ' S DAIRY 700 BROADWAY ST. LOWELL DANCING AT GAS LITE Concrete • Fuel Oil • Air Conditioning Heating • Building Materials BROADWAY STREET Telephone 454-7841 Louis Georges A FRIEND DUTCH TEA ROOM and IVY HALL HILLCREST REALTY TRUST Caterers for All Occasions OF WESTFORD Telephone 4-0742 MICKEY ' S LINCOLN SQUARE LOWELL VENDING (0., INC. ED ' S VARIETY STORE 93 TEMPLE STREET EDGAR FOREST 275 MAMMOTH ROAD LOWELL INDEPENDENT CASH MARKET 1 INDEPENDENT CASH MARKET LOWELL INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS 374 MARKET STREET 18 SHATTUCK STREET 350 WESTFORD STREET 1209 BRIDGE STREET WRIGHT TRUCKING INC. MARIE ' S OYSTER HOUSE 16 MAIN STREET Telephone 458-8422 6 DUMMER STREET “SHIP THE WRIGHT WAY” MICHAEL PAUL ' S VARIETY LOUIS BAILLY INC. REGISTERED PHARMACISTS 605 BROADWAY STREET LOWELl 1 LILLEY AVENUE LOWELL COURTNEY OIL CO. OPERA HOUSE PHARMACY 3 ARDELl STREET LOWELL JOHN BETTY FTERGIOTIS 381 CENTRAL STREET SANDWICHTIME RETAIL STORE EMPLOYEE ' S UNION Telephone 2-8127 LOCAL 372 AFL-CIO G E DRAGOLI 10 KEARNEY SQUARE IDEAL RAYON TIRE CO. LEO ' S MOBIL 99 MIDDLESEX STREET Seiberling Uniroyal CORNER of SOUTH and APPLETON STREET TATSIOS RESTAURANT RICHARD INC. JEWELER 122 DUMMER STREET LOWELL 151 CENTRAL STREET DONALDSON ' S EVE ' S BEAUTY SALON 75 MERRIMACK STREET LOWELL 48 MAMMOTH ROAD Telephone 458-041 1 LAPORTE DRUG CO., INC. NICK BARBER SHOP 60 MAMMOTH ROAD LOWELL 412 SUFFOLK STREET LOWELL TOURNAS CANDY CO. GILBOARD ' S MARKET 503 MARKET STREET LOWELL 26 D STREET LOWELL 6 RESTAURANT ROUTE no CHELMSFORD, MASSACHUSETTS 01824 H0N6 KONG RESTAURANT PARLMONT PLAZA CHELMSFORD Air Conditioned Antons cleans your clothes f tes k os a Rose SPAGHETTI RAVIOil - PIZZA MEAT BALL SANDWICH CATERING SERVICE TAKE OUT SERVICE Autolite Leeee - Neville Prestolite Motorola Delcotron Chrysler ALTERNATOR SERVICE 115 Congress Street Lowell, Mass 01852 Telephone (617) 4 5 3-3 212 184 Dalton Street Lowell. Mass. LANDRY ELECTRIC SERVICE Electrical Contractor TEL 458-1078 Specializing in Heating Remodeling GEORGE’S PIZZA 453 0171 617 BROADWAY LOWELL, MASS. EXECUTIVE OfFICES: 346 Broadway Street Lowell, Massachusetts 01852 TEL. 452-6921 John E. O’Briens Pharmacy Optimum in Medicina” Joseph E. Sweeney 24i central street REG. PHARMACIST, OWNER LOWELL. MASS. MOE’S RADIATOR SERVICE 15 Pearl Street - Lowell, Massachusetts Phone: 458-0861 HENRY ACHIN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. ROLAND ACHIN PAUL ACHIN ROBERT ACHIN FREDERICK ACHIN AUTO • FIRE • LIFE ONE of GREATER LOWELL ' S OLDEST and LARGEST AGENCIES ESTABLISHED 1906 455-5311 or 459-9071 90 AIKEN ST. LOWELL OPEN EVENINGS 275-9743 Leon HAIR STYLIST Great Road Shopping center Bedford, mass. HAIRSTYLING FOR THE Discriminating woman LOWELL FEENEY THE FLORIST 70 BRIDGE STREET Tel.= 452-0555 PRINCE ' S Stationery - Gifts - Cards Books Toy Stores 108 MERRIMACK STREET LOWELL t R« ■k w cw NURSING HOME INC. 476 VARNUM AVENUE LOWELL, MASS. 01854 WE WOULD LIKE TO CARE FOR YOUR INSURANCE Study it. Plug any gaps. Watch over it. And keep you up-to-date. Ours is a total service — for the individual, business, or both. All lines including life. Fred C. Church Company Insurance since 1865 Lowell, Chelmsford, Littleton in ANDO HR the Smart Flagg Agency Compliments of DEMOULAS MARKETS More for Your Dollar CHELMSFORD BILLERICA TEWKSBURY WILMINGTON LOWELL SALEM, N.H. HAVERHILL LAWRENCE METHUEN ANDOVER Tel. 455-5651 LOWELL MEDICAL INSTRUMENT CO., INC dedicated to the 77] e die at profession its patients Weeds 247 Market Street - Lowell, Mass. 01852 Tig ovg y 2 0 - de. y e.ry-s V S iy LOWELL GAS CO. Sefceler FINE WATCHES JEWELRY REPAIRING Serving Community DIAMONDS WATCHES GIFTS and Industry 453-7492 FAIRBURN BUILDING LOWELL, MASS KEARNEY SQUARE c f-ruLer on-JlittU do., (Jnc. MANUFACTURERS OF FINE CLOTHING MEN - WOMEN - BOYS flowers by filbert Lowell Shopping Plaza Plain Street Lowell, Mass. gjB 521 MERRIMACK STREET LOWELL. MASS. 01652. PHONE 454-3411 16 ALPINE LANE. PARLMONT PLAZA CHELMSFORD. MASS. 01624. PHONE 256-9111 Lowell Wallpaper Co. Wallpaper - Paint - Supplies Life - Fire - Automobile - Liability - Accident - Health 51-53 MARKET STREET LOWELL. MASS. TEL. 45B-6220 MARSHALL Q. TRUBEY ALL FORMS OF 345 | DDLE5EX ST. insurance LDWELL - mass Phone 454-7B39 COTE’S WALLPAPER AND PAINT CO. Complete Line of Wall Coverings 331 BROADWAY ST. LOWELL. MASS. JOHN P. QUINN 937 GORHAM STREET LOWELL. MASS. 01852 Tel. GL 3-7161 a 452-3692 Emil John Cambria CABINET CO. FRIENDLY JACK ' S, INC. WARREN ' S EXPRESS of LOWELL, INC. FRIENDLY JACK ' S USED CARS RAPID TANK SERVICE. INC. V ' 36 WOOD STREET LOWELL. MASS. 1 280 Lawrence Street Lowell, Massachus etts 01 852 REMODELING AND NEW CONSTRUCTION JUVENILE FURNITURE CORNER, INC. JUVENILE FURNITURE, TOY AND BEDDING STORE A. A. CONWAY CO. QUALITY WINES and LIQUORS 262 Merrimack Street HERBERT COHEN Lowell, Mass. Tel. GLenview 4-6405 249 HIGH STREET The Sherwin-Williams Co. Wig Worti Inc. 250 CENTRAL STREET George E. Kalich jv lowell. mass. BRANCH MANAGER PHONE: 455-5804 V WIGS - HAIR GOODS - MEN ' S SERVICES HOURS - 9:30 to 5:30 Thurs. - 12:00 to 9:00 CLOSED MONDAYS - MEN BY APPOINTMENT 15 JOHN ST., LOWELL, MASS. • 452-1662 DR 452-B25I McKITTRICK HARDWARE CO. Hardware and Mill Supplies 60 Fletcher Street, Lowell, Mass. 01852 DREW ' S GULF SERVICE STATION (Gulf GLenview 2-8267 479 BROADWAY, LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS c fnAszi-on- dOittLz do., One.. MANUFACTURERS OF FINE CLOTHING MEN • WOMEN - BCYS LOWELL SHOPPINQ PLAZA Plain Street 453-1 75T LOWELL, MaBB. Specializing in Preventive Maintenance Car Washing — Atlas Tires, Batteries and Accessories RALPH ' S ESSO SERYICENTER 845 Merrimack St. Lowell, Mass. 01854 Phones: 453-8742 — 452-4192 FRANCIS K. MONARSKI COUNSELLOR AT LAW 400 CHAUFOUX BUILDING LOWELL. MASSACHUSETTS 01852 ROCHETTE JEWELRY Watches - Diamonds - Gifts GUARANTEED REPAIRING COMPLETE LINE OF GREETING CARDS 438 Merrimack Street Lowell. Mass. Tel. GL 8-1061 Marty Bracke. Inc. QUALITY BUILDING ft REMODELING IF IT ' S QUALITY YOU WANT — CALL MARTY AT 453-8349 Compliments of 137 VARNUM AVE. DRACUT, MASS. A FRIEND r CAR WASH ZZ CAR WASH i •IjXTERIOR ONLY p T!l| FULL SERVICE 458-1772 LOWELL CAR W ASH, INC. OFF LOWELL CONNECTOR AT PLAIN ST. EXIT-168 PLAIN ST. A FRIEND 747 M E TEL. 452-3231 LOWELL. MAbS ' . LUCIEN BRUNELLE, INC. REGISTERED PHARMACISTS Forrest E. Huntley, Reg. Pharm. Mgr. 106 TEXTILE AVE. LOWELL, MASS. LOWELL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. 231 MT. VERNON STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS 01854 Pawtucket Pharmacy, Inc. “ SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO” 65 School St. cor. Pawtucket St. Lowell, Massachusetts 01854 KENWOOD LIVESTOCK C37B METHUEN STREET DRACHT, MASS. OIBZO ■HONE wvwgtfM (XpeJia ' flOUAV PHARMACY JOHN FTERGIOTIS. B S 381 CENTRAL ST LOWELL. MASS M D PHONE GL 6 8851 Restaurant wSSlU AMBROSIA ROOM lllW l NECTAR LOUNGE IMBkClJ 1 747 MERRIMACK ST , COR AiKENST tri., 452-3231 LOWELL. MASS. 1 P. PiooSicL 7 ' iuckuuf. Co., 9nc. 36 Gilmore Street Lowell, Massachusetts PETITE BEAUTY LOUNGE 560 GORHAM STREET LOWELL. MASS. 01852 JOHNSTON’S BAKERY Jlomo oj) Qine Poking 295 Westford Street, Lowell, Mass. oi 8 ci E. BERNARD. REG. Ph 557 CENTRAL ST TEL GLENVIEW 3-1921 LOWELJ.. MASS GLAMOUR SALON , INC. • JliaUmiti) HlTat ORA DAYTON • PiofeAMonaL TiniloxmA 1 1 75 PALMER COR MARKET ST. • Jlingtiie. lowell. mass. 01 852 LOWELL HONDA 9 Middlesex Street Lowell 458-8281 Tel. GL. 2-5537 T[W s jBcbbic ji Ijappe Individual Hair Styling 45 MERRIMACK ST. LOWELL, MASS. 3 eK n m t aIT VANDERVEN, INC. l TEL. NO 5 5458 ’’ TEL GL 3-1711 WHOLESALE Auto Parts Equipment Machine Shop All -W .we Radio TV 21 WESTFDRD STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS ROBINSON, KASILOWSKI ROBINSON COUNSELLORS AT LAW SUN BUILDING LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS 01852 JHalliaros Co. §nc. Men ' s and Young Men-s Clothing - George J. Malliaros 804 Merrimack st John G. Malliaros lowell, mass. Aristomenis G. Malliaros 4B7-724I ROCHETTE JEWELRY GL e 1061 Watches - Diamonds - Gifts GUARANTEED REPAIRING 458 Merrimack Street Lowell. Mass. JONES PHARMACY Irving Greenberg, Ph.G. 106 Branch Street 452-1571 DONAHUE DONAHUE FLOWERS BY VOYER 738 Merrimack Street 453-2170 ECONOMOU CLEANERS 698 Merrimack Street Lowell i 459-9348 COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF LOWELL GEORGES TEXTILE CO. “Fabrics From America ' s Finest Mills 360 Merrimack Street, Lowell, Mats. Tel. 452-0878 145 West Pearl Street, Nashua, New Hampshire Tel. 889-1032 C7a of tfiz ' ZJown Beauty Wiy £a£on s WIG SALES AND SERVICE 44 Let St., Lowell, Mess. 300 Westlord St., Lowell, Mess. Also Located in Brookline 452-81 97— 451-8251 DIAL 452-8897 Open Thurs. an d Fri. evenings world’s largest transmission specialists AAMCO TRANSMISSIONS 77 Chelmsford Street • Lowell, Mass. 01852 • (617) GL 8-3371 LOWELL • BILLERICA • CHELMSFORD NORTH CHELMSFORD • TEWKSBURY GIANT FOOD STORES 200 BOSTON ROAD 4 BROADWAY NORTH BILLERICA LOWELL J. Leo Clermont Roland Clermont t. F. HATHAWAY COMPANY, INC. 27 JACKSON STREET LOWELL Shirt Makers TOWERS NEWS STAND INC. 101 GORHAM STREET Paperbacks, Magazines, Monarch Review Notes FORMAL SHOP ■ £ Or MODERN CLEANERS 458-1451 4 Pin St., Lowell COR. WEST FORD ST., AT CUPPLES SQ. COMPLETE FORMAL RENTAL SALE SERVICE MEN ' S b BOYS ' • TUXEDOS • OXFORD JACKETS • CUTAWAYS • SUMA.ER FORMALS • WHITE COLORED COMPLETE STOCK ON PREMISES W00D-ABB0TT CO. Diamond Merchants — Jewelers 175 MERRIMACK STREET Corner of Kirk Towers Motor Parts Corporation 80 CHURCH STREET Lowell, Massachusetts ALEXANDER’S MARKETS Inc. 1671 Middlesex Street Lowell, Massachusetts In Your Future Enjoy the Comfort of Flameless Electric Heat MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC CO. 29 MARKET STREET LOWELL Tel.: 458-1431 COMPLIMENTS OF RUDY’S DINER 1 1 2 BRIDGE ST. LOWELL, MASS A. J. K OTARBA SCRIPTURE’S LAUNDRY Electrical Contractor DRY CLEANERS. INC. 84 MARIPOSA AVENUE Z5G LAWRENCE 8TREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS LOWELL, MASS. 453-1316 SERVING THE CITY GEORGE of LOWELL 455-5661 BAD WEATHER ? ? ENJOY THE COMFORTS OF OUR DOWNTOWN TERMINAL ACROSS THE STREET FROM KEITHS THEATRE STORAGE LOCKERS AVAILABLE 175 CONGRESS ST., LOWELL -Commercial Photographer - TEXTILE PAWTUCKET STS. LOWELL 453-3796 VICKI BRADY ' S BEAUTY SALON Compliments of DR. JOSEPH F. MONTMINY DR. PAUL J. MONTMINY 920 Gorham Street Lowell DR. JOHN ELEFTHERIO -: OPTOMETRISTS :■ A FRIEND Compliments from MARTINS VARIETY 207 TEXTILE AVENUE LOWELL CHARLES SANTOS SONS, INC. Cof. King Jackson Sts. LOWELL, MASS. ROUINE DRUG CO., INC. 920 Gorham Street Lowell HAMEL BROS. TEXACO SERVICE PIONEER SANDWICH SHOP 48 BRIDGE ST. Body Work and Refinishing Tel. Gl. 5 5055 General Auto Repairs Torpedoes our Specialty 155 Pawtucket Blvd. Lowell, Mass. er 1 .noil 000 Sold %NOCD BLATUS SAVOLEY Telephones 452-8438 452-8250 SERVICE STATIONS CHELMSFORD AND HALE STS. 1465 MIDDLESEX STREET ' J-l-iylla.nJl Jutnituze cSlcp Arthur C. Brunelle and Son FURNITURE REPAIRED AND REFINISHED DIAL GL 3-6653 GL 3-4335 FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY SHOWROOM 287 APPLETON STREET Dun6i L Glenview 8-1253 LOWELL MASS ' y ifcdh es ep S ' peztry, General Insurance 25 3 APPLETON STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS HOME DECORATING CENTER TELEPHONE 458-6350 458-6359 DIAL GL 8-2969 dRoq £T IBzzautt isIS A- ' :°gsz GENERAL CONTRACTOR REMODELING AND CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Parties • Banquets ■ Lunches - Dinners 21 Leeds Street Lowell, Massachusetts STEAKS UK LOBSTERS 251-4512 147 ffttNCETON ST. - N. CKELMSFMD Normandin AND M 0 N G E A U INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 750 MERRIMACK STREET LOWELL, MASS. 454-7829 R. M. HUMPHREY CO. Estate S’ 3niurance 45 MERRIMACK STREET, RM. 319 LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS 01852 fo L cksrnitiTN w z: J O M M t S ' Ml ( ft m i f«f — IweffetKy Bay •( Night S rvN HANK BRUNELLE 40 Race Street Lowell, Mass. Phone GL 2-2732 c £ , ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD eg ante BRIDAL SHOPPE THE ONE STOP SHOP FOR COMPLETE WEDDING SERVICES THOMAS B. FLYNN OWNER-MANAGER LOWELL 4 54 6331 RES. 452-7659 512 MERRIMACK STREET LOWELL. MASS TEL 454-4601 Flynn Travel Service Professional Bldg. authorized air, steamship and Tourist agents 23 Palmer St. LOWELL. MASS. rr YOU CAN DEPEND ON PHONE elM4 )4 Lowell CLEANING THE SILVA FAMILY AUTOGRAPHS