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

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1972 volume:

txxxb lOoctvtion l THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON TO THE 1972 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES: Graduation is a time for celebrating because it marks the completion of the longest experience you have all shared: twelve years of education. But it is also a time of invitation, of looking toward tomorrow as well as reviewing the lessons of yesterday. It is a time to step back for a moment, and to ponder what the whole of your life might be. At the beginning of this Nation the times were, in a sense, like today is for you. They were times of youth, of freshness and of opportunity. More than half the people in America were less than twenty years old. Jefferson authored the Declaration of Independence at th ir ty- three ; sixteen other signers were in their thirties; and three were in their twenties. The young Nation and its youthful population were setting out together on a great new adventure. Today we often hear it repeated that youth is the hope of the future. Yet, no matter how often it is said, it remains true. No previous generation of high school students has been so well educated as you. The America which you create can be a Nation even greater than your dreams -- if your wisdom and spirit equal those of the young patriots who first created this land. I am confident about America ' s future because I am confident about you. Today, I congratulate you not only on your graduation, but also on the splendid opportunity you have, to help make this an even better land for yourselves and for all Americans. In Memorial)! To Raymond Walsh a teacher who possessed: The strength of gentleness The kindness of wisdom The humility of reverence The consistancy of dedication The awareness of responsibility and The graciousness of understanding MR. WALSH GUIDANCE COUNCILER Dedication This Space in the Key is Respectfully Dedicated to the Men and Women Responsible for Educating the 1972 Graduating Class of Lowell Trade High School and Lowell Girls Vocational School CHARLES P. CONLON Director With your graduation, you are being called upon to demonstrate to the world the good citizenship, good training and exceptional workmanship which have been cultivatd in you as a student. May you ever be successful in all three. KATHLEEN G. DELANEY Girls’ Principal 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. AUGUSTA FLANDERS Math FRANCES HOGAN, R.N. CLASS ADVISORS DR. WAYNE R. PETERS Superintendent of Schools PRACTICAL NURSING DAVID B. MORPHY, JR English I l RUTH NUNNERY, R.N. FACULTY WILLIAM G. ALBERGHENE Machine Department Head ALBERT C. BROX Electrical Department Head WILLIAM J. COLLINS Director of Guidance New Lowell Regional School EDWARD A. BOISVERT Automotive Department JAMES M. CASSIN Academics MARION F. CONNORS, R.N. Health Occupation and Practical Nursing FRANCIS J. BOYLE Electrical Department LILLIAN E. CHISHOLM Clothing Department Head HERBERT G. DERBYSHIRE Automotive Department Head AUGUSTA FLANDERS Math Art MABEL GIBSON Sewing FRANCES P. HOGAN, R.N. Practical Nursing HARRY B. DUNSFORD SubMaster P D WALTER F. GACEK Academic Department Head ELIZABETH HAMBLET Senior Foods Department Head BOWERS FULLER Machine Department PAUL M. GOMES Academic JOSEPH HUSSON Academics ALEXANDER J. KARKOTA Related Drawing MICHAEL KOURKOULAKOS Machine Department ALICE M. LENNON s English HENRY S. LISIEN Drafting Department WARREN J. KENNEDY Carpentry Department RAYMOND J. LAVOIE Carpentry Department paul v. McLaughlin Academic MARY J. KENNEDY Social Studies DOROTHY V. LAFIONATTS Clothing Art PETER MILONOPOULOS Electronics DAVID B. MURPHY Academic CHARLES PROUDFOOT Electronics JAMES B. MOLONEY Elec. Dept. SALLY P. REGAN Cosmetology Department Head RUTH W. NUNNERY, R.N. Practical Nursing Coordinator ARMAND MOREAU Upholstery IDA C. PIEKARSKI Cosmetology FLORENCE L. SCHOFIELD Junior Foods EDWARD F. SLATTERY Academic HENERY SLUPAKEWICZ Drafting RAYMOND J. SULLIVAN Carpentry Department CHARLES J. TSOUPRAKAKIS Automotive Department PHYLLIS A. TZITZENIKOS Cosmetology EDWARD J. SUDOL Automotive Department ERVIN E. TWAROG Carpentry Department Head s E C R E T A R Y T R E A S U R E R EVELYN MASSICOTTE ALLEN RECCO THOMAS J. AHEARN 19 Lombard Street Lowell, Mass. Electrical T — iny O — n the ball M — otionless ROBERT A. ARCAND 171 Cross Street Lowell, Mass. Machine B — rownie O — ut of bounds B — rave ROLAND ARCHAMBAULT 812 Lakeview Ave. Lowell, Mass. P D A — dorable R — uning to (Rachel) C — lown H — ates to leave I — n trouble E — ducated ■MR SUSAN ASSELIN 1 Hamel Place Lowell, Mass. Home Economics Year Book Staff Prom Committee S — incere about Ricky U — understanding E — nergetic PAULINE AUBUT 86 Ottawa Street Lowell, Mass. Cosmetology Y — earns to leave A — cute kid B — usy always B — ashful never O — nly Zeek T — ruthful PAULINE BELANGER 158 Smith Street Lowell, Mass. Home Economics Year Book Staff Prom Committee P — Ians her work well A — lways does her best U — nhappy about leaving school L — ikes sewing I — deals very high N — ever noisy E — njoys friends LINDA BELLEROSE 175 High Street Lowell, Mass. Home Economics L — ikeable I — nteresting N — oisy D — arling A — rtistic MARY BERRY 26 Grove Street Lowell, Mass. Cosmetology M — erry A — lways quiet R — eads a lot Y — earns for travel DONALD C. BOURASSA 154 Avon Street Lowell, Mass. Machine D — ozy O — beys N — ever listens JOHN P. BOURGEOIS 2 Barton Ave. Lowell, Mass. Electrical J — oily O — beys H — onest N — ever cheats DIANE BOUTIN 604 Vamum Ave. Lowell, Mass. Home Economics Yearbook Staff Prom Committee D — aring I — rrestible A — lways Cheerful N — ever Lonely E — xcited JAMES R. BRODERICK 184 Mammo th Road Lowell, Mass. Electrical J — oker I — ntelligent M — akes trouble THOMAS J. BROWN 36 Terry Lowell, Mass. Auto T— ired O — rderly M — oody DEBORAH BRULE 5 Nelson Ave. Lowell, Mass. Home Economics D — oes like cooking E — arnest B — eautiful B — ehaves in class I — nterested in boys E — ager to get out JOHN CARON 43 lane Street Lowell, Mass. Electrical J — elly bean O — ut spoken H — onest N — erveless I SANDRA CHRISTMAN 25 Bolton Street Lowell, Mass. Cosmetology S — o funny A — lways ready N — ever late D — oes just great Y — earns to leave MICHAEL J. CIFELLI 15 Hutchinson Street Lowell, Mass. Electrical M — ad Man I — ntelligent K — ool E — mpty headed RICHARD CIMON 105 Textile Ave. Lowell, Mass. Electrical R — eal small I — ntelligent C — lown H — ard worker ARTHUR P. CONLIN 163 Woburn Street Lowell, Mass. UPH T — rusting I — nteresting N — uts Y — earns to leave KATHIE COOK 36 Glenmere Street Lowell, Mass. Home Economics K — eeps Smiling A — ttractive T — houghtful H — elps everyone I — deal friend E — motional DAVID R. CORCORAN 47 Bellvue Street Lowell, Mass. Auto D — ependable A — lways out V — igorous E — nergetic CLAIRE COTE 52 Coral Street Lowell, Mass. Home Economics C — a reful L — ikes to skate A — ctive I — nnocent R — eady for fun El — asy to get along with RITA COTE 52 Coral Street Lowell, Mass. Cosmetology WCOP Essay R — eally quiet I — nterested in boys T — alks never A — lways busy FRANCIS D. COTTER 68 Fifth Street Lowell, Mass. P D F — riendly R — omantic A — nxious N — erve racking K — ind DIANNA COUTLLARD 9 Robert Place Lowell, Mass. Cosmetology Co-Editor of Yearbook D — evoted I — nterested in Rene only A — ctive N — ever late N — ice to be with A — nxious to wed CLAIRE CREVTER 17 Lawson Street Lowell, Mass. Home Economics C — lever L — likeable A — rtistic I — nterested in Matty R — eady to leave E — xtends a helping hand HENRY J. DEAN 364 Totman Street Lowell, Mass. Auto H — opes for Success E — flicient N — ever on time R — eally likes to race Y — oung at heart GARY J. DELEHANTY 5 Christman Ave. Lowell, Mass. Carpentry G — oes steady with Cathy A — lways busy R — eady to leave Y — o-yo CATHY DERY 40 Barrington Street Lowell, Mass. Cosmetology Senior Class Vice-President State Department Essay Winner Yearbook Staff ex-officio Prom Committee ex-officio C — ourteous A — lways Dave T — houghtful H — elps everyone Y — oung at heart LINDA DFSROSIERS 36 Mead Street Lowell, Mass. Home Economics L — ively I — n the “know” about fashions N — oted for her ability D — arling A — lways dreaming about her love PAUL D ' HONDT 48 Delard Street Lowell, Mass. Machine P — opular A — ctive U — rge L — ooking for raise BERNIE DION 20 Leeds Street Lowell, Mass. Drafting B — est E — ager R — eady N — ice kid I — n a hurry E — nergetic ROLAND DION 43 Delard Street Lowell, Mass. Carpentry R — ides Chevys O — n the ball L — oves his car O — n time RICHARD DUFRESNE 63 New York Street Lowell, Mass. Carpentry R — estless I — n the groove C — heryl H — ates school NORMAN DUMAIS 29 Ave. C Lowell, Mass. Auto N — ever late O — ught to make it R — are M — an about town PAULINE DURAND 542 Moody Street Lowell, Mass. Home Economics P — retty wonderful A — lways smiling U — sually happy L — ikes school I — mp roving N — ever absent El — ager to leave ALLEN J. FARQUAHARSON 35 Morey St. Lowell, Mass. Drafting A — rrives late L — ots of pep GERALD H. FINDLEY 781 Broadway Street Lowell, Mass. Electrical G — reat kid E — njoys school R — easonable R — eady for life Y — oung at heart SHARON FITZGERALD 141 Woburn Street Lowell, Mass. Home Economics S — ensitive H — onest A — lways loves Lester R — elevant O — n the go N — ever on time GERALD L. FOURNIER 54 A Street Lowell, Mass. Drafting G — reat kid E — ager R — ed head R — estless Y — earns to leave LOUIS J. FOURNIER 53 West Fifth Ave. Lowell, Mass. Electrical L — ikes to study 0 — ught to make it U — sually sleepy 1 — nterested in books S — incere MICHAEL P. FOURNIER 151 Textile Ave. Lowell, Mass. Carpentry F — ar out O — nly Torino’s O — n the go T — rouble maker CARMEN FOX 114 Marsh Hill Road Dracut, Mass. Home Economics C — urious A — lways on the go R — eliable M — emorable E — loquent N — ice to be with ROLAND R. GAGNE 41 Blossom Street Lowell, Mass. Carpentry R — easonable O — n the ball L — oves Michelle SANDY GAGNON 810 Lakeview Ave. Lowell, Mass. Home Economics Yearbook Staff S — taunch and dependable A — dmirable as a butterfly N — ever to busy to help D — ear, darling, delightful Y — oung at heart DENNIS J. GARNEAU 5 Court Street Lowell, Mass. Carpentry Yearbook Staff Prom Committee D — ying to leave E — asy going N — eat N — ever a dull moment I — ntends to marry S — well guy THOMAS E. GENDREAU 10 Lillian Ave. Chelmsford, Mass. Machine T — ricky O — ff to a good start M — ean DONNA R. GILBRIDE 131 East Meadow Road Lowell, Mass. Cosmetology D — on’s forever O — nly Don’s N — ice to be with N — ever quiet A — lways sleeping RAYMOND E. GREGOIRE 20 Lawson Street Lowell, Mass. Machine R — ough A — ctor always Y — earns to win a fight ROLAND A. GREGOIRE 20 Lawson Street Lowell, Mass. Drafting R — eady O — n a diet N — eeds confidence SUSAN A. GRIMARD 7 Coral Street Lowell, Mass. Cosmetology S — ensible U — sually absent E — asy to get along with DAVID A. GOYETTE 84 Emnel Street Lowell, Mass. Electrical D — aring A — lways on the go V — ery smart E — ager DONNA M. GRIMES 20 Ecklund Terrace Lowell, Mass. Cosmetology D — ependable A — lways quiet W — ants to leave N — ice to be with DEBORAH A. HAMEL 39 Easton Street Lowell, Mass. Cosmetology Prom Committee D — islikes Fridays E — asy going B — elongs to Charlie I — ncredible ROLAND A. HAMELIN 52 Sycamore Street Lowell, Mass. Auto R — eady to leave O — ne of a kind L — ikeable A — uto N — ever listens D — evoted ROBERT H. HARDY 261 Mammoth Rd. Lowell, Mass. Carpentry B — ored O — n the ball B — usy never KAREN D. HARMON 545 Middlesex Street Lowell, Mass. Home Economics WCOP Essay K — ind to friends A — lways flirts R — eady for anything E — ager for cosmetology N — ever noisy GREGORY M. HARTIGAN 17 Edson Street Lowell, Mass. Carpentry G — enerous R — eady to leave E — asy going G — entle as a lamb CAROL HARVEY 230 West Sixth Street Lowell, Mass. Home Economics Yearbook Committee H — appy A — lways smiling R — eliable V — ery attractive PAULA A. HODKINSON 119 Gates Street Lowell, Mass. Cosmetology P— eppy A — lways smiling U — nusual personality L — oves to talk A — ctive KAREN N. JONCAS 23 Common Ave. Lowell, Mass. Home Economics Yearbook Staff Prom Committee WCOP Essay K — ind A — lways laughing R — omantic E — nergetic N — ice to know GERALD J. JOYAL 16 Adams Ave. Lowell, Mass. Machine G — reat kid E — ager to leave R — eckless R — eady Y — ou never know GLORIA J. JUSCZAK 2 West Tenth Street Lowell, Mass. Home Economics G — iggly L — ively O — nly boys R — eliable E — ager PAUL A. KENNEDY 21 Lane St. Lowell, Mass. Electrical P — ractical A — lways talking U — nselfish L — istens attentively RICHARD M. KIERNAN 42 Ellis Ave. Lowell, Mass. Carpentry R — ough and ready I — s considerate C — heerful H — opes to graduate CHARLES A. KOJIGIAN 106 Agawam St. Lowell, Mass. Electrical C — heerful H — andsome A — lways thinking R — eady for the future L — eaves happy E — ager S — incere EDWARD M. LANGAN 86 Third St. Lowell, Mass. Carpentry Baseball Manager E — easy going D — ependable PATRICIA A. KOZIARSKI 27 Columbia Street Lowell, Mass. Cosmetology P — retty girl A — Iways nervous T — oo mudh S — ings like Tom Jones Y — earns to graduate LOUIS J. KRAWCZYK 24 Hildreth Street Lowell, Mass. Drafting Baseball L — ongs for 2:30 0 — n the beam U — nlimited ability 1 — ntends to pass S — low on fast balls LUCILLE J. LANOUE 12 Dane Street Lowell, Mass. Home Economics WCOP Essay L — ovable U — seful C — ourteous I — ntelligent L — oyal L — ots of fun E — ntertaining ROSANNE C. LARMAND 124 Salem Street Lowell, Mass. Home Economics WCOP Essay R — eliable 0 — ffers help S — miles often 1 — s bashful E — asy to remember RAYMOND A. LAROCHELLE 48 insman Street Lowell, Mass. Carpentry R — eady to leave A — lways here Y — earns to learn RACHEL M. LAROSE 31 Lupine Road Lowell, Mass. Cosmetology R — easonable A — ctive C — unning H — as a warm personality E — ager to get married L — oves Paul I SHARON D. LAVALLEE 81 Fourth Street Lowell, Mass. Cosmetology Junior Class President Prom Queen Class Poet WCOP Essay S — ociable H — appy with life A — lways smiling R — earing to go ALAN F. LEWIS 1232 Gorham St. Lowell, Mass. Auto A— lways studying R — eady for the future C — razy I — dealistic H — onest E — ager to leave i JOSEPH LISI 43 Moore Street Lowell, Mass. Carpentry J — elly bean O — ff beat E — ager Y — earns to go to college DAVID A. LORD 180 Powell Street Lowell, Mass. Auto D — oes well A — lways sleeping V — ery slow E — ager to leave TIMOTHY G. MacENANY 1086 Lawrence Street Lowell, Mass. P D T — alented I — n trouble always M — ajors in art DRAFTING SULLIVAN r BELL T ™euen CAUNTER NICHOLS ECOIRE R EWCTIWNies ck 8 y m , aft jtip ' TONot VE fSS gffi £?ec oiRr 9 sxslV GARY W. MARCHADO 57 Baltimore Ave. Lowell, Mass. Electrical G — reat kid A — Iways here R — eady to leave Y — oung blood DAVID G. MAHER 88 Endicotte Street Lowell, Mass. Auto D — ude A — Iways here V — ersatile E — njoys school MICHAEL W. MAGEE 407 Lincoln Street Lowell, Mass. P D M — oving always I — s a good kid K — eeps his kool E — ager to learn ROBERT R. MAILLE 320 Textile Ave. Lowell, Mass. Electrical Yearbook Staff Prom Committee B — orn a good kid O — n the track B — right ROGER L. MARCHAND 22 Gershom Ave. Lowell, Mass. Auto R — eady for work O — riginal G — reat kid E — asy going R — eady for service station DAVID P. MARCOTTE 897 Middlesex Street Lowell, Mass. Machine D — rives people nuts A — Iways neat V — ery short El — xpert bike rider DENISE MARCOTTE 38 Brookside Street Dracut, Mass. Home Economics Prom Committee News Staff D — etermined to leave E — xpert N — ever quiet N — eat and stylish I — nterested in dancing S — cholarly EVELYN MASSICOTIE 103 Acton Street Lowell, Mass. Cosmetology Senior Class Secretary Prom Committee Y — earns for Mel E — veryone ' s friend V — ery much in love E — lectrifying personality DONNA McGEE 35 Denton Street Lowell, Mass. Home Economics D — eeply in love A — lways dreaming W — ants to get married N — eat in all work felix p. McKinnon 144 Alma Street Lowell, Mass. Electrical F — riendly E — ager to leave L — earns fast I — nterested in work X — enophon X — enophon admirer STEPHEN MEKALIEN, JR 59 Fourth Street Lowell, Mass. Carpentry S — miley T — rouble maker E — ager to V — ery dynamic E — njoys life JOSEPH C. MICHALIK 63 Cobum Street Lowell, Mass. Machine J — ungle Joe O — n time E — ager GERALD V. MONTY 61 Sayles Street Lowell, Mass. Auto G — ood kid E — asy going R — eliable R — eady to leave Y — outhful PETER M. MONTY 61 Sayles Street Lowell, Mass. Auto P — erky E — ager to graduate T— ruthful E — njoys working ROBERT P. MORRISSETTE 19 Phebe Ave. Lowell, Mass. Auto Yearbook Staff Prom Committee C — razy. (about Karen) E — njoys Wallbrook T — rue friend T — alks alot E — nergetic DAVID P. NICHOLS 129 Crawford St. Lowell, Mass. Upholstery D — oes well A — lways working V — ictory lover E — asy going NORMAND J. NOEL 6 Arthur Ave. Lowell, Mass. Machine Yearbook Committee N — uts O — riginal R — ides Plymouths M — akes people laugh PAUL R. PEPIN 956 Bridge Street Lowell, Mass. Drafting P — opular A — com U — nique L — oves Jean RONALD L. PERRY 15 Caleb Street Lowell, Mass. Electrical R — eady to leave O — n the ball N— ut ARMAND A. PICHE 133 Shaw Street Lowell, Mas s. Carpentry A — lways sleeping R — idiculous M — any friends A — lert N — ever listens D — oesn’t like school MAURINE PIERCE 5 Shaughnessy Terrace Lowell, Mass. Cosmetology N — ever late I — n school always S — o little E — asy going Y — ells a lot GERALD R. PINARD 11 Autumn Street Lowell, Mass. P D G — reat kid E — nergetic R — ough R — eady Y — earns to leave DIANE PROVENCAL 25 Orford Street Lowell, Mass. Cosmetology Yearbook Staff D — ependable I — n love with Ron A — ttractive N — ice to talk to E — ager to get married GERALD R. RACINE 149 Chelmsford Street Lowell, Mass. Auto J — ester E — ager R — estless R — eady to leave Y — earns for work RAYMOND R. RADZIK 20 Anderson Street Lowell, Mass. Upholstery R — idiculous A— WOL Y — earns to leave AUDREY RALLS 261 Gorham Street Lowell, Mass. Cosmetology Junior Class Secretary Yearbook Staff WCOP Essay A — Iways faithful U — nderstandable D — esires success I — nteresting E— asy going ALLEN RECCO 18 Ware St. Lowell, Mass. Electrical A — ctive L — iked by all GERALD J. RICARD 42 18th St. Lowell, Mass. Electrical G — reat kid E — ager to leave R — espects others R — eally tries Y — oung at heart ROBERT W. RILEY 82 Boylston Lane Lowell, Mass. Carpentry B — right O — n time B — achelor forever ROGER L. ROBEY 59 Lamb Street Lowell, Mass. Upholstery R — eal good kid O — n the go always G — ood friend E — nergetic R — eady for the future DENNIS W. ROCK 37 Staveley St. Lowell, Mass. P D D — ependable E — ager to leave N — ice kid KENNETH W. RONDEAU 20 B St. Lowell, Mass. Carpentry K— ind of smart E — nergetic N — oisy always MAURICE RONDEAU 231 Aiken Ave. Lowell, Mass. Upholstery M — asterful O — n the go E — njoys cars MURIELLE ROY 222 Cumberland Road Lowell, Mass. Home Economics M — ighty like a rose U — nderstanding R — ates honor marks I — ntelligent E — xceptional personality L — oves bowling L — ives for others E — njoys a good time PAUL A. ROY 49 Grave St. Lowell, Mass. Carpentry P — opular A — lways ready U — nique L — ongs to leave JOHN J. SARKISIAN 130 South St. Lowell, Mass. Machine J — oily O — ff beat H — onest N — ever late ROGER A. SAVARD 9 Gilden Ave. Lowell, Mass. Drafting R — uns like a duck O — ften sick G — oes like a blinker E — xcellent citizen R — elaxed a lot MICHAEL J. SHEMCHUK 36 Boisvert St. Lowell, Mass. P D M — ischievous I — nterested in girls K — nows it all E — ager to leave PAUL A. SMITH 1582 Middlesex St. Lowell, Mass. Auto P — ersuasive A — lways quiet U — rge to leave L — oves Mr. Games WILLIAM J. SOUCY 375 Fourth Ave. Lowell, Mass. Machine W— ild I — n love with Renee L — oves motorcycles L — ongs to leave Y — earns for financial bliss DANIEL J. SULLIVAN 93 Fort Hill Ave. Lowell, Mass. Drafting S — olemn U — sually funny L — oves girls L — ongs to leave Y — oyo expert NORMAN W. TABOR 61 Park Ave. West Lowell, Mass. Machine Yearbook Committee I — ndependent N — atural D — eep thoughts I — n need of girls A — lways there N — ever late BEVERLY TENNANT 138 Westford Street Lowell, Mass. Cosmetology B — right and beautiful E — asy to get along with V — ery funny Y — aks a lot THOMAS J. THAMER 109 Grand St. Lowell, Mass. Carpentry T — alks in class O — bservant M — ighty fine RONALD G. THELLEN 118 Gershom Ave. Lowell, Mass. Electrical R — isky O — ver confident N — ever cheats MARY JANE THERRIAULT 15 Vine Street Lowell, Mass. Cosmetology Yearbook Staff M — ust be in love A — lways Norm R — eady to go Y — earns to wed NORMAN N. THERRIEN 147 Smith St. Lowell, Mass. Electrical N — ever in trouble O — n the ball R — eady for 2:30 M — ean looking JEANNE THIBAULT 687 Lakeview Ave. Lowell, Mass. Home Economics Prom Committee J — oyful E — asy to work with A — ctive N — eil always N — ever alone E — xtends a helping hand RICHARD E. THOMAS 78 Third St. Lowell, Mass. Carpentry D — estined for success I — nterested in cars C — ars are his business K — nows everything DORIS TOUZIN 19 Tolman Ave. Lowell, Mass. Home Economics Yearbook Staff WCOP Essay D — elightful O — riginal D — ashing O — pen hearted ARTHUR TRAINOR 50 Weed St. Lowell, Mass. Auto A — lways racing R — at cars T— iny EDWARD H. TREMBLAY 32 Hildreth St. Lowell, Mass. Electrical E — asy going D — ependable PAUL J. VALLERAND 252 Textile Ave. Lowell, Mass. Auto P — al to everyone A — lways sleepy U— seful L — oves Mr. Boisvert ROBERT VILLENEUVE 10 Duren Ave. Lowell, Mass. Upholstery B — ig boy O — n the ball B — ashful forever RONALD VILLENEUVE 10 Duren Ave. Lowell, Mass. P D -eady -riginal -ice kid DONALD WALLACE 16 Loring St. Lowell, Mass. Carpentry D — utiful O — n the go N— eat RAYMOND R. WALLACE 95 S. Loring Street Lowell, Mass. Auto R — eal nut A — Iways attentive Y — earns to leave ELLEN WERNER 386 Mammoth Road Lowell, Mass. Home Economics E — asy going L — ikeable L — oves to play guitar E — xciting N — ever neglects service to others STEVE MARAIS 308 Nesmith St. Lowell, Mass. P D S — incere T — errific El — ager V — igorous El — nergetic ELAINE WOJCIK 17 Burlington Ave. Lowel Mass. Home Economics Yearbook Staff L — oveable A — lways Paul N — ever in a hurry El — xtremely exciting Alma Mater Lowell Trade High School turned out to be A true education for you and for me In four years here, we can say. We had serious work, and fun and play. Our love and loyalty we dedicate to you We pledge our devotion to the Gold and Blue. Oh, high school days, what a wondrous life We made precious friendships, through joys and through strife We love our school and we ' ll miss it too We ' ll miss our classmates and our teachers too Lowell Trade High School — our hearts salute You As we pledge our devotion to the Gold and Blue by Sharon Lavallee BASEBALL CLASS PROPHECY OF 1972 During our high school years our generation was devoted to peace and love. Due to the efforts of the class of 1972 of Lowell Trade High School, the entire world is now a Shangri-La. Perfect happiness is no longer limited to a small imaginary spot on the map. It is indeed a universe of peace and love. As we plan our 25th reunion, we look back on the former wars and anger in the world and how we, the class of 1972, have changed the profile of the universe by our brilliant farsighted actions. The class of 1972 is planning a 25th reunion. The invitations are being sent out by Rita Cote and Debi Hamel. The reunion will take place at the home of Rachel Larose, who owns a great mansion at 1972 Wipple Lane, Dallas, Texas. The international designer of the womens gowns for the reunion will be Evelyn Massicotte who has been gifted with this talent ever since her early high school years. Her staff designers are Pauline Aubut, Pauline Belanger, Kathie Cook, Gloria Jusczak and Doris Touzin, who do incredible works of art. For entertainment we will be pleased to have Patricia Koziarski singing and performing her ballet act which she presented in London as a “Command Performance” for the Queen. Our well known comedienne will be Beverly Tennant with her bag of laughs which she has perfected throughout the years. We were surprised to find that we could get in touch with the Werner Group led by Ellen Werner herself. She has been performing at the Union playing her guitar and singing folk music. The “swinger” of the band is Elaine Wojcik who joined her group in 1973. Dianna Couillard, who is a well known French chef, has planned the menu for the evening. Assisting her in the “Cuisine” is Murielle Roy. First aid will be ours for the asking as Diane Boutin R.N. will be with us. Traveling arrangements are being made by Mary Jane Therriault’s famous Therriault’s International Airlines Co. At our first stop in Paris we find our high stylists Diane Provencial and Catherine Dery who have designed special evening hairstyles. When we stopped in Ireland we greeted Mary Berry and Audrey Ralls who returned there after the close of school in “72”. On an African Adventure we discover Debbie Brule and Lucille Lanoue waiting at the airport for us to arrive. As the hour draws near, everyone meets in the grand ballroom. Everyone noticed the elegantly deco- rated room done by Paula Hodkinson who has pursued a rewarding career with artistic abilities. As we ap- proach Jeanne Thibault and Susan Asselin, we find that they are still the best of friends and that they are happily married. To let you in on a secret, we have found that Jeanne Thibault is expecting her fifth child. While speaking to Denise Marcotte, a well known lecturer, we have found that Sharon Fitzgerald has be- come a great poet and Linda Desrosiers has graduated from college with high honors and is now teaching at Ohio University. We also found that Linda Bellerose and her husband are the owners of an Exotic Sea Food Company. As we strolled through the crowd we found Maurine Pierce and Donna Grimes standing by the picture window. They told us that they will be starring in a motion picture produced by Claire Crevier. It will be shown at the Paramount Plaza next month. Later in the evening we had a contest which included Rosanne Larmand who won the bowling cham- pionship, Sharon Lavallee, who displayed her talent in tennis and Carol Harvey who showed her excellence in the basketball competition. Donna Gilbride, who proved to be outstanding in water skiing, had won an Olympic Trophy. Over the microphone came the name Claire Cote who won a plaque as a Champion Skater. A contest of the most elegantly dressed women was held and the judges were Sandra Christman, Carmen Fox and Pauline Durand. They have been judges for contests such as this before. The finalists were announced and they stepped out looking chic and graceful. First was Sandra Gagnon, next was Susan Grimard, following her w r as Karen Harmon and Karen Joncas, and fifth finalist was Donna McGee. They modeled the dresses so beautifully that the judges had a difficult time to choose one winner so they were all awarded a silver plaque in remembrance of that night. The evening proved to be a great success and everyone enjoyed themselves immensely. They were all happy to meet their former classmates and their husbands and to find that they have rewarding careers. It was marvelous turning back the clock and “being a teenage girl again.” May the years bless us all ‘til we meet again! As for the class Paul Pepin is the designer of conveyor belt sidewalks, now being used on the moon. Roland Archambault has retired from the Boston Celtics. Paul Vallerand has his own gas station. Ronald Thellen will retire after being a master electrician. Willy Soucy is still riding his $10,000 motorcycle that was in the centerfold of Chopper magazine. Raymond Radzik has finally found a job. Louis Krawczyk ' s dream of being the head of all the Trade Schools and firing all the teachers has come true. Timothy MacEnany, after 20 years, has retired from the United States Air Force. Roger Savard owns the City of Lowell and has the key to the City Hall. Jerry Findley is a teacher at Lowell Trade High School and has his own group of freshmen to beat up. James Broderick has his own Electrical Company and has Mr Brox working for him. Bemie Dion is working on the construction of a dog house. Michael Magee is now painting the Sun building with a 2 inch wash brush. Raymond Wallace is working on the construc- tion of a new Trade High School. Edward Tremblay has his own electrical business. Norman Therrian is a big time master electrician having a good time with all his money. Robert Ville- neuve has bought radio station W.U.P.H. because he thought no one else would hire David Nichols who is now the nation’s leading disc jockey. Dave Marcotte is still checking the unemployment office each day for a job. Maurice Rondeau has earned the name of jungle “Moe” with his 67 Buick G.S. 400. John Sarkisian is living in Africa as a big game hunter. Normand Noel is still riding his Hot Wheels Duster. Bob Maille is now married to Nancy and has three little red-headed kids. Bob Hardy is traveling cross country as a land conservationer. Paul D’Hondt is still making his living at Spray Engineering Company making $20.00 per hour. Roland Dion got married in 1980 and is still building his house 12 years later. Gerry Joyal is better off now. Dennis Gameau is happily married and on his own. Joe Lisi opened a cabinet making shop near his ranch with his lovely wife. Ed Langan is making millions with his “Langan Construction Co. and his used car dealership. Arthur Conlin owns a motorcycle dealership and is a drag bike rider. Don Bourassa has opened a welding shop which should go bankrupt before too long. Ray Gregoire was an astronaut and holds the honor of being the last man on the moon. Roland Gagne owns the biggest construction company in the world. Mike Shemchuk has invented the first motor- ized paint brush. Don Wallace is riding around in a fire engine red car as Chief of the Lowell Fire Depart- ment. Norman Tabor’s great artistic knowledge has him painting the ceilings at the new Trade School. Thomas Gendreau is still working hard trying to become a first class machinist. Felix McKinnon has purchased his license for doing electrical work. Roger Robey has decided to keep working. Roger Marchand is still a mechanic but can only fix Buicks. Charles Kojigian is in his own electrical business and finally realized he cannot do it himself. Dennis Rock has his own painting business and is living in the coun- try with his wife and four kids. Roland Hamelin bought a lucky lottery ticket and has retired for life. Joseph Michalik is now running the most successful machine shop in New England. Gerry Fournier is married and working hard and fast with ten kids in ten years. Ronald Perry is a 1st class electrician. Peter Monty, after 20 years, still is trying to have his own business. Gary Delahanty is far out in his spaceship. Gerald Racine is living a good life with his lovely wife, Diane. Allan Recco has a profitable electrical business of his own. Bob Morrissette still has the best looking girl in Lowell. Dave Maher is driving his own wrecker. Dicky Thomas has opened his own business in carpentry and still has his used cars for sale. Bob Arcand has finally made a first class machinist and is living a happy life. Ronald Gregoire’s dream of being an old man has come true. Alan Farquharson is still working. Henry Dean, after working a hard life, has retired. Louis Fournier, who hasn’t grown much since graduation, has also retired. Paul Kennedy is one of the best known rock vocalists around. Dave Goyette is a teacher at Trade School in order that he do nothing all day. John Caron is wearing a ten gallon hat as a well known cowboy. Armand Picke has retired with all his money. Mike Cifelli is still on his way to be an electrical genius. Paul Roy is going to be a retired millionaire. Thomas Aheam has worked his way up to being an Electrical contractor. John Bourgeois has opened his own tailor shop. Paul Smith, who is now married, is still looking around to see who’s calling him. Danny Sullivan is finally educated after all that time in night school. Michael Fournier is still looking for a good car. Gerry Pinard is successfully happy with his Body Painting Industry. Norman Dumais is now a minister. Stephen Mekalian is a private detective. Richard Cimon is a long-haired master Electrician. David Lord is in his own business and is happily married. Frank Cotter is a very successful painter. Robert Riley and Ken Rondeau’s R R Construction Co. has made them the two richest men in the world. Tom Thamer is now married and doing well in his own night club business. Ronald Villeneuve is watching the rust peel off the ship he helped paint before graduation. Arthur Trainor is now the owner of ten more trees and telephone poles. Tom Brown has a wife and six kids and is still working hard. Gerry Monty is now running his own speed shop. Dave Corcoran is now an aircraft mechanic. Richard Kiernan is far from the school. Gerald Racine is on top of a mountain with his chick putting electricity in his house. Richard Dufresne is now working for Joe Lisi. Alan Lewis now has ten kids. Raymond Larochelle is married to the girl he was going with while in school, and is working his trade and probably have five to ten kids. Gregory Hartigan is now a carpentry teacher at the new school. Autograph Most Cheerful Most Energetic .V TV U Friendliest Most Original W ' Wv Class Baby Most Musical Best Dressed Most Attractive Mr. and Mrs. Senior Most Dependable CLASS WILL Norm Therrien — leaves his job for getting coffee in the morning to Lee Walsh David Nichols — leaves his green locker and all that s in it to Dick Howaith Dave Marcotte — leaves a good excuse for being late to Ron Bourassa Maurice Rondeau — leaves the two dollars he owes to Ed Thellen John Sarkisian — leaves all his skill to Leo Perron Normand Noel — leaves his great skill of getting out of trouble to Leo Perron Robert Maille — leaves his ability to out fox the teachers to Michael Peters Robert Hardy — leaves his Hot Wheels to the teachers Paul D’Hondt — leaves his power to convince any teacher to let him out to Roger Dupuis Roland Dion — leaves his S25 that he owes to Den Morrisette Gerald Joyal — leaves his ability to be sweet to Richard Casey Robert Morrissette — leaves his troubles to Paul Marion Roger Robey — leaves his book of love to Richard Lepine Roger Marchand — leaves his sandwiches to Jene Silva Charles Kojigian — leaves his crib sheet in elect, math to Rob Wagner Dennis Rock — leaves all his dull razor blades to Jim Gallagher Roland Hamelin — leaves all his browny points to Dave Abreau Joseph Michalik — leaves his knowledge machine ability to Mike Marion Gerry Fournier — leaves his hair, beard attitude to the school Ronald Perry — leaves his academic ability to Rob Wagner Peter Monty — leaves his Snow Ball Coat to Lee Walsh Gary Delahanty — leaves his Road Runner call to his teacher Gerald Racine — leaves his ipping knowledge to Dave Trombley Alan Recco — to any member of the Junior class who wants it he is leaving a universal crib sheet good for any test or quiz taken in the continental U.S. and Canada Paul Smith — leaves his knowledge of going A.W.O.L. to Dave Trombley Paul Pepin — leaves . . . never to return Roland Archambault — leaves his dictionary to Guy Lupien Paul Vallerand — leaves 2nd gear to Richard Chiounard Ronald Thellen — leaves his browny points to Richard Whitney Willy Soucy — leaves the steps near Mr. Slattery ' s room to the Juniors Raymond Radzik — leaves his junk to Richard Lepine Louis Krawczyk — leaves his canal soaked Geometry book to Henry Timothy MacEnany — leaves his hardened brushes to Guy Lupien Roger Savard — leaves his potentials to Henry Gerry Findley — leaves his locker to anyone who can open it James Broderick — leaves his school lunch for Lena’s supper Bernie Dion — leaves nothing to nobody Michael Magee — leaves one gallon of semi-flat paint to Smith Raymond Wallace — leaves his knowledge of going A.W.O.L. to Ricky Wilson Edward Tremblay — leaves his morning coffee and doughnut to Dennis Glaude Robert Villeneuve — leaves his notebook and knowledge of upholstery to Junior who cares to make a fast buck Joe Lisi — leaves his ripped up overalls to Dennis Ecklund Eddie Langan — leaves 10 gallons of ice cream to the teachers Arthur Conlin — leaves his binoculars to Dick Howarth Donald Bourassa — leaves his parking space to Red Marion Ray Gregoire — leaves his shop coat to Bob Boisvert Roland Gagne — leaves his shop clothes to Mark Paton Mike Shemchuk — leaves his hair to Edward Tremblay Donald Wallace — leaves school lunches to Roland Lacert Dennis Garneau — leaves his “left hook to the teachers Norman Tabor — leaves his long straight hair to Woodsie Thomas Gendreau — leaves his smoking machine to Bob Boisvert Felix McKinnon — leaves his abilities to electrical problems to Stephen Ouellette David Maher — leaves his 57 Dodge to David Abrew Richard Thomas II — leaves all his browny points to Robinson David Lord — leaves his talents to Scotty Bernier Danney Sullivan — leaves his presidency to Steve Chartier Robert Arcand — leaves his great skills to Paul Marion Ronald Gregoire — leaves his ability to do nothing to John Nagle Allen Farquaharson — leaves his pen knife to Mike Neault Louis Fournier — leaves his pair of Boxing Gloves to James Fitzgerald Henry Dean — leaves his brownie points to Kevin Dean Dave Goyette — leaves his never used physics book to any Junior who wants it Paul Roy — leaves all his high grades to the Juniors Armond Piche — leaves his glasses to any teacher who wants them John Caron — leaves nothing to nobody Mike Cifelli — leaves his basketball uniform No. 20 to Timmy Janeiro of the electrical dept. Thomas Ahearn — leaves his locker key to whoever gets stuck with it John Bourgeois — leaves his tuna fish to George Hudson Richard Cimon — leaves the school to whoever wants it Michael Fournier — leaves his precious overalls to Felix Gameau Stephen Mekalian — leaves his sunglasses to little Monte Norman Dumais — leaves his writing to Richard Chouinard Robert Riley — leaves his love for school to whom it may concern and his quality for workmanship Frank Cotter — leaves his brushes to Cashman Gerard Pinard — leaves his growing powers and seniority to Dale Parent Ken Rondeau — leaves his drawing papers, which his brother did, to any teacher Thomas Brown — leaves his locker to Doug Allaby Ronald Villeneuve — leaves his great ability to handle any job to Ron Trembly Arthur Trainor — leaves his driving habits to Roland Lacerte Tom Thamer — leaves all his knowledge in carpentry to Phil Stagmore Gerald Monty — leaves his shop shoes to Leo Dalphond David Corcoran — leaves his car to Denise Barranow Richard Kiernan — leaves his staying after school for Chico to the Juniors Gerald Ricard — leaves his ability to sneak to the lunch room early to Uncle Lee Baby Richard Dufresne — leaves his seat by the window to Ronald Sivard Alan Lewis — leaves his fighting ability to John Torrisi Raymond Larochelle — leaves hs black brush to Phil Stagone Greg Hartigan — leaves his coolness to Lenny No Class Will for Gary W. Machado Paul Kennedy — leaves a new “T” shirt to Bill Dougherty Pauline Aubut — leaves her art of setting hair to Jill Guillemette Mary Berry — leaves her memories of Ireland to Audrey Ralls Sandra Christman — leaves her knack of always getting to the facial chairs before others, to Donna McGee Rita Cote — leaves her liking for Steve to Susan Cordingly Dianna Couillard — leaves her acquired talent of teasing everyone and her art of crossing her eyes to her sister Rachel Cathy Dery — leaves the cafeteria lunches to whomever can eat two lunches a day Donna Gilbride — departs, leaving her sleeping habits while sitting under the hair dryer Susan Grimard — leaves her absentee list to Wendy Donna Grimes — leaves her long hair and nails to Debi Hamel Paul Hodkinson — leaves her knack for “not” getting caught talking and fooling in classes Pat Koziarski — leaves her likeness for the vibrating machine and her pack of nerves to the calmest junior Rachel Larose — leaves her ability to make an unattractive hair-do look beautiful Sharon Lavallee — leaves her bright idea of mixing several kinds of tint together to get the shade of red that she has Evelyn Massicotte — departs, leaving her giggles to Giselle Giguere and her pretty eyes to Mrs. Tiz Maurine Pierce — leaves her “neat” locker to anyone who wants to add to the “neatness” of the environment Diane Provencal — leaves all her good working habits to her sister Denise Audrey Ralls — leaves her autumn red hair to someone who would like a change of color Beverly Tennant — departs leaving her art for turning a simple sentence into a joke Mary Jane Therreault — leaves all facials to the Junior Hairdressers Debi Hamel — leaves her calm manner to Georgette Chartier Sue Asselin — leaves her slender hips to Denise Roucher Pauline Belanger — leaves her craps of cloth to anyone who would like to make a quilt Diane Boutin — departs, leaving her ability to get caught talking with boys, to her “Baby sister” Claire Cote — leaves her sewing ability to future seniors Linda Desrosiers — leaves her friends Rick and Bobby to any desperate junior Sharon Fitzgerald — leaves her sewing machine, which is in excellent condition to Leslie Fitzgerald Sandy Gagnon — leaves her sewing classes to anyone who enjoys sewing Karen Harmon — leaves her poetic ability to her sister Karen Joncas — leaves her Child Care Book to Lou Boucher Denise Marcotte — leaves all her bad habits to Linda Dermaris Donna McGee — leaves her cluttered sewing draw to a neat and tidy junior Murrielle Roy — leaves all traces of homemaking studies to the future class of senior Home Economic Students Jeanne Thibault — departs leaving her wistful smile to Jill Guillemette Ellen Werner — would like to leave her cooking apron to forgetful seniors Elaine Wojcik — leaves her unfixable sewing machine to Cheryl Mowatt Linda Bellerose — leaves her gum wrappers to Kathie Upton Deborah Brule — leaves all her cooking utensils to Sue Cordingly Kathie Cook — leaves her ability to stay slim to anyone who desires to reduce Claire Crevier — leaves her business ability to anyone who wants to manage a store Pauline Durand — leaves only to come back in September Carmen Fox — leaves her ability to grow taller every time someone shorter looks up at her Gloria Jusczak — leaves her fasscinating locker to Rachel Couillard Lucille Lanoue — leaves her locker to whomever can reach it Rosanne Larmand — leaves her shyness to Debbie Boutin Doris Touzin — leaves her one lock of friz to Sue Lavoie Carol Harvey — leaves her soft flowing hair and her ability to make friends quickly to Marcy Senior Cosmetologists Senior Home Ec. Junior Cosmetologist Jr. Home Ec. Class of 1973 Class of 1974 Class of 1975 FACULTY SPONSORS Mr. Charles P. Conlon, Director Miss Kathleen G. Delaney, Head of Girls’ Department Mr. and Mrs. William Alberghene Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boisvert Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brox Mr. and Mrs. Francis Carroll Mr. James Cassin Miss Marion F. Connors, R.N. Mr. Herbert Derbyshire Mr. Ronald Desjardins Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunsford Mr. and Mrs. Roy Flanders Mr. and Mrs. Bowers Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Walte r Gacek Mr. Richard Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gomes Miss M. Elizabeth Hamblet Mr. and Mrs. William Hildreth Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Husson S.F.C. and Mrs. GailM. Jackson II Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Karkota Miss Mary J. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kourkotilakos Mrs. Dorothy V. Lafionatis Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lavoie Miss Alice M. Lennon Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lisien Mr. David MacLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. KevinMacLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Paul McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Peter Milonoupolis Mr. and Mrs. James Moloney Mr. and Mrs. Armand Moreau Mr. and Mrs. David Murphy Mr. and Mrs. James Nunnery Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Piekarski Mr. and Mrs. Charles Proudfoot Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Regan Dr. and Mrs. Allan Schofield Mr. James Scanlon Mr. and Mrs. Edward Slattery Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sudol Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sullivan Miss EfFie Tsiousi Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tsouprakakis Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Twarog Mr. and Mrs. Milton Tzitzenikos LAWYERS Atty. and Mrs. Francis H. Boland Attorney Edward J. Early, Jr. Cornelius T. Finnegan, Jr. Richard P. Howe Atty. and Mrs. Costas G. Letsou Atty. Albert J.Marcotte Atorney Francis K. Monarski Atty. Edward F. Novick Atty. and Mrs. Edward J. Owens Qua, Hall, Harvey Walsh Raymond P. Bourgeois DOCTORS J. M. B. Andoscar, M.D. Dr. Michael D. Athanasoulas Dr. Ralph H. Clements Dr. Frederick A. Hickey Dr. John J. Janas, Jr Dr. Kaplorn Dr. Charles D. Kemos Dr. Costas S. Kokinos Dr. and Mrs. Brendan D. Leahey Dr. Frederick O. McCall, Jr. Dr. Sidney S. Mizner Drs. Porter Tucker, Optometrists Dr. Bernard M. Ritter Dr. G. Wesley Sawyer Dr. Arthur C. Vugaropulus PATRONS — A — Miss Cathy A. Breu Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ahren Mr. and Mrs. Don Ackerman Miss Aphrodite Apostolakos Mr. and Mrs. Leon Arel Mr. and Mrs. William Arsenault Peg and Art — B — Mrs. Dorothy A. Baker Mrs. Aldea Baron Mr. and Mrs. George Balamotis Mary Jeanne Barrette Mikie Barrett Miss Susan Beaulieu Mrs. Lionel Beauregard Miss Gaby Belanger Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beland Miss Judy Belanger Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Belanger Mr. David W. Bendzewicz Mr. and Mrs. James Bellerose Mrs. Helen Bellerose Mr. and Mrs. Victor Belanger Mrs. Jacqueline Blanchette Mr. Lawrence R. Betty Mr. Roland Berube Mr. B. Bergeron Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Bonczar Bonnie and Bob Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Boisvert Mr. Bob Bourbeau Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Bourassa Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bourassa Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bourdeau Miss Sheila Bourdeau Mr. and Mrs. Edmond J. Boutin Mr. and ' Mrs. Gerard G. Bordeleau Mr. and Mrs. Hercules Boutin Mrs. Arthur Brennan Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Branaul Mrs. Eva Brady Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Boyle Mr. and Mrs. David J. Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boutin Miss Ruth I. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bridges Mr. and Mrs. Normand Brouillette Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Brox Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Brown Mr. and Mrs. John Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bukowiec Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burgoyne Mr. Nelson Burns Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burns Cindy and Bettyann Busby Mrs. Edwin Busby Mr. and Mrs. George L. Busby Mr. James Busby Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Busby Thomas and Rosmarie Busby Mr. and Mrs. Robert Busby — C — Mr. Michael Caron Miss Patty Caron Mr. and Mrs. John J. Caron Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Carey Mr. and Mrs. John B. Campbell Mrs. J. L. Cashman Mr. and Mrs. Tom J. Cashman Mr. James Cassin Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. John Castellano Cette and Karen Mr. Roger Chagnon Mr. and Mrs. Ron Chagnon Miss Lillian E. Chisholm Mr. Antonio J. Ciaravolo Mr. Francis D. Ciaravolo Miss Jenney A. Ciaravolo Mr. and Mrs. Mario F. Ciaravolo Mr. Robert C. Cimon Mr. and Mrs. William Kenneth Clark Mr. and Mrs. Carl Coates Mr. Sam Coco Mr. and Mrs. Murray A. Cohen Mr. Billy Coldwell Mrs. Kathy Coldwell Master Norman Collins Mr. and Mrs. Adam E. Corcoran Master Joseph W. Corcoran Mr. and Mrs. Fern Cormier and Family Mr. Joseph Corrineau Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Crawford Mrs. Matilda Costa Miss Susan Curran Mr. and ' Mrs. Leo Creegan Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Cotter Mr. Robert M. Cotter Mr. Frank D. Cotter Miss Arlene F. Cotter Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Conrod — D — Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. Barry W. Donovan Mr. William F. Donaghy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Dupuis Mrs. Rose Dupuis Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Dupuis Mrs. Sara M. Dunigan Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Dunleavy Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dufresne Mr. Eugene J. Duff Master Dennis Dubois Mr. Bucky Dubois Mr. Andre Duboise Mrs. Julia Dubey Mrs. Doris M. Dube Mr. and Mr s. Paul Doyle Mr. and Mrs. William F. Donaghey Mr. Sam Dube Mrs. Antoinette Dube Mr. and Mrs. Freedrick J. Driscoll Miss Debbie Downs Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Doubleday Mr. and Mrs. Jerry DiRubbo Mr. Richard C. Dion Mr. and Mrs. Victor A. Dion Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. D’Hond Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Devlin Mr. L. Derochers Mr. Edward J. Devaney Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Desrosiers Miss Margaret J. Desrosiers Mr. Joseph Desrosiers Mrs. Irene Desrosiers Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Desaulniers Miss Cecile M. Desilets, R.N. Mr. Jos. Descheneaux Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Deschene Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Dery Miss Elizabeth Dery Mr. Herbert C. Derbyshire Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Derbyshire Mr. Kevin Dean Mr. Henery Dean, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Dean Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dawson — E — Mr. and Mrs. Christos Eliopoulos Mr. and Mrs. John R. Estright, Sr. — F — Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fadden Mr. and (Mrs. Arthur IJ. Faneros Master Donald Farinato Mr. and Mrs. John B. Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fournier Mrs. Louis P. Fecteau Mr. G. Fillion Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Finch Mr. Steven Findley Mr. Paul S. Finneral Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Finneral Mr. A1 Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Flanders Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Foley Mr. Raymond Foster and Kids Mr. and Mrs. Alden E. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Lester H. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Frechette Mrs. Eva Freitas Mr. andiMrs. Paul A. Freitas From A Friend From A Friend From A Friend Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend Mr. Bowers Fuller — G — Mr. a nd Mrs. Paul Georges Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Grimes Miss Bertha Grondin Mr. Paul Gregoire Mr. Leo Gregoire Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Greenleaf Miss Roseann Greco and Family Mr. Lucien Grandchamp Mrs. Mary Gordon Miss Janice Gonsalves Mr. Pete Glennore Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Gomes Mr. Steve Glekas Mr. and Mrs. Matthew K. Gill Mrs. Mabel D. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. William Gianoulis Mrs. Rita Gelarderes Mr. Gene Gauthier Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Garrity Mr. William Garneau Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gallant Mr. Robert Gagnon Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gagne Joseph and Laura Gagne The Gagne Family Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Gagnon Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gacek Miss Ruth Grondin — H — Miss M. Elizabeth Hamblet Mrs. Clement A. Hamblet Miss Gerda Hanson Mrs. Margaret Harmon Mr. and Mrs. Rene H. Hardy Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Harvey, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Healey Mr. Roland Hill Miss Judith P. Hodkinson Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hodkinson Mrs. Frances A. Hodkinson Mr. Bertram Hodkinson Mr. and Mrs. William Howard Mr. Ernest Hoyle Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Husson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hamelin ' Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hamelin Mr. Raymond E. Hamelin Miss Lucille Hamelin Mr. Gordon Joslin Mr. and Mrs. John Joslin Mrs. Margaret Joslin Herman and Peggy Joslin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Joslin Mrs. Rita Jones Miss Deborah Joncas Mr. and Mrs. Edwin I. Johnson Dennis Joseph Jodoin Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Jenks Tina and James Mr. Thomas G. Jarret and Kids Mrs. Dora M. Jenkins — K — Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Kareh Mr. and Mrs. Walter Koziarski Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kourkoulakos Mrs. Vera Koniowka Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Koczera Miss Jane Klepacz Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Kimball Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Kennedy Miss Mary J. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. A. Donald Kennedy Herbert G. Kelly Mr. Alexander J. Karkota Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kacavas — L — Mrs. Maria F. Lynch Mr. Russell Lurvey Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lundstedt Mrs. Emil Lundstedt Lowell Medical Laboratory Mr. and Mrs. George T. Lord, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Lopes Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lisien Miss Carol A. Linch Mr. and Mrs. John J. Simone, Sr. Limey and Linda Mr. Dennis Lima Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Lewis, Sr. Miss Denise Claire Levesque Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. Levesque Mrs. Joseph Levasseur Miss Alice M. Lennon Miss Joanna C. Mather-Lees Mr. and Mrs. Roland Lebel Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Lavoie The LaVie Family Mr. and Mrs. George Laverty Mrs. Cecile Larose Master Guy Larose Mr. Robert M. Larose Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Larock Mrs. Theresa Larochelle Miss Rita Alice Larochelle Master Raymond Larochelle Mrs. Alice B. Larochelle Mr. and Mrs. Donald Larmand Mrs. Anna Larmand Mr. Bill Lapointe Mr. Fred Lanoue Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Lanoue Mr. Arthur Lanoue Mrs. Henrietta Langlois Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Langlois Mrs. Theresa Langlois Mrs. Leon Landry Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Andre Laflamme Miss Diane Laferriere Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand Lachance — M — Mr. David W. MacLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. John MacNeill Miss Christine MacNeill Mrs. Jessie M. Maille Miss Claire L. Maille Mr. and Mrs. Roland Maille Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Maker Miss Gertrude Mann Miss Kay Manning Miss Lena Mansur Mr. Arthur Marchand Mr. Albert Marchand Mrs. Honore Marchand Mrs. Rita Marchand Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Marcotte Mr. and Mrs. Michel Marcotte Mr. Roger J. 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Morrissette Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morrissette Mr. and Mrs. Normand L. Morrissette Mr. Jack Mullen Mrs. Helen Mulligan Mr. William Mulligan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murphy Mr. and Mrs. James R. Mussaw Mr. Harvey J. Musccvitz Mrs. Theresa Morrissette Miss Deborah Marcouillier — N — The Netter Kids Mr. Angelo Nicklakakis Norm and Mary Mr. and Mrs. George J. Nugent Mr. and Mrs. James W. Nunnery Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Nutter, Jr. — o — Mr. Manny Oliveira Orchard Hill Farm Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Ouellette Mr. Richard Ouellette Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Ouellette Mr. John J. O’Hare — p — Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pappadeas Eva and Aaime Pare Mr. Daivd Stairs and Miss Elaine Pare Mr. and Mrs. J. Andre Pare Mr. and Mrs. Roger Pare Mrs. Lowell A. Parker and Family Mrs. Alice Paquette Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Paton Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pepin and Family Jean and Paul Pepin Miss Maureen Perham Mr. Mark A. Paton Clifford Perkins Miss Lillian B. Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pepin Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Peters Miss Mary Phillips Mr. and Mrs. David Picanso Miss Tina Picanso Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Picanso Mrs. Delia Picanso Mr. Maurice Piche Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Piekarski Mr. and Mrs. Jeannette H. Pickels Mrs. Irene Piche Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Piche Mrs. Alice F. Pinard Mrs. Doris Platt Mr. Thomas Platt Mr. and Mrs. Albert Plourde Mrs. Alice Plourde Miss Pocomoco Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poirier Mr. Hubert L. Poisson Master Mark Provencal Miss Loretta Purcell — R — Mr. Paul W. Rancourt Mrs. William Ramsay Mrs. Marion Ralls Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rapone Mr. and Mrs. Albert Recco Mrs. Estelle Regan Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Reis John E. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Domenic Ricciotte Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Riley Mr. Robert J. Riordan Mr. Bernard Ripley Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Ripley Mrs. Armand J. Rivet Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Cliffard Robinson Miss Polly A. Ronan Mr. Paul J. Rourke Mr. Edgar Rousseau Mrs. Annie Roux Mr. and Mrs. Albert ) . Roy Miss Barbara Roy Miss Doris Y. Roy Mrs. Joyce Roy Mr. and Mrs. Jean Maurice Royer Mrs. Helen Russell Mr. David J. Ryan — s — Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sarkisian Mrs. Florence Sarkisian Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Sarkisian Miss Pat Savoie Mr. Bernard Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Schell Mr. and Mrs. John J. Scullion Master Barry Seidl Mrs. Charles Shanley Shanley Family Miss Patricia Ann Shaughnessy Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Shea Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sheehan Mrs. Mary Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. John J. Shugrue El Sid Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sigman Mr. Raymond H. Simard Mr. Charles Smith Miss Michelle Smith Miss Jennie Smith Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Soucy Mrs. Blanche Stachalis Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Stanley Mr.iM. P. St. Clair Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stewart Mr. John Stewart Mrs. Marie Sherman Mr. Roland St. Francis Mr. and Mrs. Marc St. Onge Mr. and Mrs. Paul St. Onge Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stowell Mrs. Theresa Strykowski Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Sudol Miss Deborah Jane Sullivan Mrs. Patrick J. Sullivan Mrs. Raymond J. Sullivan Mr. Cleo Surprenant Miss Dale Szerley — T — Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Tabor Mrs. Edward Tarrant Television Radio Laboratories Mr. Richard Tellier Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tellier Mrs. Lavinia Tennant Mrs. James H. Terris Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Thellen, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Therriault Miss Janet Therriault Miss Sandra Therriault Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Thibault Miss Yvette Thibault Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Thomas Master John Torrisi Mr. and Mrs. Romeo J. Touzin Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Trainor Miss Janice M. Trainor Miss Judith E. Trainor Mr. William Trainor Mr. and Mrs. Sally Travers Leo and Trucking Bernie and Trucking Miss Alice Turcotte Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Turner The Turk Mr. and Mrs. Ervin E. Twarog Mr. and Mrs. Milton Tzitzenikos — U — Miss Kathy A. Upton — V — Miss Claire Vaillancourt Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Van Dinter Miss Joyce Villeneuve Miss June Villeneuve Mr. and Mrs. Richard Villeneuve Mr. Roland Villeneuve Mr. Robert Villeneuve Miss Carmel Vermette Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Verville Mrs. Alice Volkavitch — W — Mr. Ernie Waldan Miss Brenda Wallace Mr. David Wallace, Sr. Mrs. Florence R. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. William A. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. John J. Weater Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Webster Mr. and Mrs. William F. Werner Mr. and Mrs. Dean T. Willett Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Willett Mr. and Mrs. David A. Williams Harry iM. Wilson, Jr. Mrs. Irene Wojcik Mr. and Mrs. George Wojcik Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wolnik Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woodhead Mr. Lee Wood Master Lawrence Wyman Mr. and Mrs. Ovila P. Cote Mrs. Jeannette Lafontaine Miss Camille Lafontaine Mr. and Mrs. Gail M. Jackson II Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bolduc Miss Claire Clermont Mrs. Eugenie Cote Mr. Normand Cote 10 ° y v V J a f ?- V V IhfdiAN RiJqt CoutiTky CLu-0 O ' flndovEk MaSS. W Y 3 , 77 A £ ? A C£ DEDiCftTio vS To The School . . To Ha. CohLoH ■ To Miss Dd )M(y ■ To Mu. HuA � hy. ■ To MiSS. CoK A oAS . To Hiss Flk Je u. To Ha. Cassia . To Has Pa V hLeT. To Hiss Ket A eJy. To Has. LaP oa aT s To Ha. Ac.fK. To Hiss Le.uA otJ . To Has. P eK tsKi. To Ha. o )(S. PJa aa TILL He LSoT 7o C. 0 n( L (a( Co of s The J u(Ja£ Pen FT °F GoLJ fcu 8 :y 3 noT eA. Pfiuc you. See a en. AT ok 6 T� V Wak HmtAicAn P e Ley end -Z”v y u a Ow Time Co Lou a. Ply Ia aLJ PeLp P 3 C C aa 1 £S PueRyoody Lowes P CLou aj 7 tytf- ££ • To Ml- b uSSoA • • To Sc.h o F; € Ld % 7o 7 . McLAUjhL ' M . . . To V rJ 7siot(SJ To Fin. SUTTey To Fins. Tz.;Tz6Ff s . . . To RssToF 77it FacuLTj. To 7 te Ssaj oA s To o Os, • Aio n FinaLc . . . . . . Q?r.anJ FIaacI) . by .«.£ . Sip dsd To tjJ . folk ! RoLL S7}u .S o(U G 7s Tfj fectA Fyes ' S u be F Z TTU Sai j6 , A 4 a 4iT y4 7 . u 7%ouT you. , FoA TTtf ( od 7Z i€S . U i F t7 FooLic .IT Wo� T Ft L Kt , ytsTefi-dAV . UMLK rt ‘U TaJ toy o(S Congratulations Lowell Trade Grads. Why ISIot Join Us Weaving Our Way to Success 122 Western Ave., Lowell A Major Supplier of upholstery Fabric for Furniture The most versatile equipment available in the industry. Close harmony between sales and manu- facturing, coupled with a progres- sive attitude toward all em- ployees, adds up to Action in the Seventies for the Greater-lowell areal JOAN FABRICS puls People First THE FLORIST 70 BRIDGE ST., TEL. 452-0555-LOWELL, MASS. Congratulations Class 71-72 May You Succeed Beyond Your Greatest Expectations Meet ME At DANAS ' RESTAURANT 156 PAIGE STREET TELEPHONE 452-8173 This Space in the Key is Respectfully Dedicated to the Men and Women Responsible for Educating the 1972 Graduating Class of Lowell Trade High School and Lowell Girls Vocational School UNION NATIONAL BANK LOWELL ' BILLERICA • CHELMSFORD NORTH CHELMSFORD • TEWKSBURY Spray Engineering Company ENGINEERS • MANUFACTURERS •ay na f auifftneut 100 CAMBRIDGE STREET BURLINGTON. MAMACHUIETTS 0110) Compliments of THE EMPLOYEES MANAGEMENT ALEXANDER ' S MARKETS FAMOUS FOR SAVINGS TRUMP-ROSS INDUSTRIAL CONTROLS 265 BOSTON ROAD NORTH BILLERICA, MASSACHUSETTS COMPLIMENTS OF THE EDUCATOR BISCUIT COMPANY E. A. WILSON CO. Business Phone 452-5976 CITY MIRROR GLASS COMPANY, INC. 90 Lincoln Street Lowell, Massachusetts LOUIS MELLO 50 Union St., Methuen — Tel. 682-2857 ROGER JOYAL 1664 Bridge St., Dracut — Tel. 453-1328 LULL HARTFORD ELECTRICAL DIST. INC. Sporting Goods Wholesale Electrical Supplies - Fixtures - Etc. Prescott Street 74 Middlesex Street Lowell, Massachusetts Lowell, Massachusetts 01852 SULLIVAN BROS. BOND AUTO SCHOOL PRINTERS 453-9897 95 Bridge Street Lowest In Price . . . Telephone 458-6333 . . . Best In Value! QUALITY PROTOTYPE 3 DAY DELIVERY PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS COMMERCIAL INDUSTRY CIRCUIT SERVICE COMPANY 150 PHOENIX AVENUE LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS TELEPHONE 452-1555 CONSUMER VALUE STORES, INC. LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS 107 CENTRAL STREET 118 MERRIMACK STREET 494 BRIDGE STREET LOWELL PLAZA COMPLIMENNTS OF LALLAS BUICK OPEL INC. THE HOUSE OF FRIENDLY SERVICE TELEPHONE 455-5696 61 EAST MERRIMACK STREET LOWELL. MASSACHUSETTS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS LAWRENCE MANUFACTURING CO. Division of AMES Textile Corp. KNIT FABRICS Since 1928 Where we put PRIDE in our product STANDARD AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS repair — overhauled — rebuilt The Drive Train Specialist FOLEY ' S AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION Pete Foley AND GENERAL REPAIR 141 Cambridge St. Lowell, Mass. 01851 Tel. 459 3030 LENA ' S ORIGINAL SUBMARINE SANDWICH Complete Line of Italian and American Submarine Sandwiches Located at: 384 BRIDGE STREET 285 CHELMSFORD STREET And Our Latest Addition: 10 CARDINAL O ' CONNELL PARKWAY The Best Submarines In Town! ENDMOOR DEVELOPMENT CORP. 774 DUTTON STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS TELEPHONE 458-2133 COMMERCIAL — INDUSTRIAL — RESIDENTIAL TELEPHONE 256-0611 RTE. 3 CINEMA CITY 308 CHELMSFORD STREET CHELMSFORD, MASSACHUSETTS GL 8-2521 ROBINSON ROBINSON INSURANCE AGENCY 177 CENTRAL STREET, LOWELL - STREET FLOOR - SAME DAY PLATE SERVICE - Open 9 to 9; Sat. til 3 L crvhod cccpted — Easy Credit Terms — Cancelled Insurance Replaced FRIEND LUMBER CO. OF LOWELL 252 MT. VERNON STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS Telephone 458-1201 WEBBER CASH CARRY High Quality Building Matutlak at Low Cash Catty Frkat WEBBER CASH CARRY 3M MIDDLESEX ST No. Chelmsford, Moss at Lowell Lise TEL. 251 -4031 STORE HOURS WEEKDAYS 1:00 AM TO t:00 PM SAT. t AM TO S PM MERCIER RROS. INC. AUTO TRUCK • RADIATOR REPAIRS • WHEEL ALIGNMENT BALANCING . ENGINE TUNE UPS .AUTO INSPECTION 452 - 8855 .- 454-4482 1150 BRIDGE ST., LOWELL Congratulations Lowell Trade Grads. BUS 458-6897 FRANCIS STECCHI COURIER CITIZEN COMPANY LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS A C R INC. Tel. 459-7982 RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL 24 Hour Service HEATING AIR CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION 1460 Middlesex St. Lowell, Mass. TOO PHOENIX AVE. LOWELL, MASS. 01852 TELEPHONE 455-5442 COMPLIMENTS OF THE STUDENTS OF THE ELECTRIAL DEPT. Lowell Trade School BEST WISHES FROM FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF LOWELL Suburban Branches in Burlington, Littleton, Chelmsford and Framingham 15 HURD STREET and KEARNEY SQUARE LOWELL TELEPHONE 458-1451 THE FORMAL SHOP For The Bride and Groom 4 PINE STREET — LOWELL. MASS. For The Groom Complete Line Of Formal Wear By After Six Lord West — Sales Rentals For The Bride Fashions By The House of Bianchi Lowell ' s Only Formalwear Specialist m COPY Hoie INCORPORATED LEN SICARD Proprietor 254 Central St. Lowell, Mass. 01852 Tel. (617) 452-1241 COPYING — ADVERTISING — OFFSET PRINTING Compliments of SKIP ' S RESTAURANT 116 Chelmsford Street Chelmsford, Massachusetts 01824 A. A. SMITH CO., INC. PEERLESS MIDDLESEX SUPPLY 100 Middlesex Street Lowell, Massachusetts 01850 Telephone (617) 454-7711 BEST WISHES RADIO STATIONS WLLH WSSH Haverhill, Mass. — Lawrence, Mass. — Hampton, N. H. Londonderry, N. H. — Nashua, N. H. — Portsmouth, N. H. M. R. LAURIN SON FUNERAL HOME M. RICHARD LAURIN, Funeral Director Telephone 452-0121 295 Pawtucket Street Lowell, Massachusetts 01854 Concrete Filled and Hollow Steel Columns MAGNA INDUSTRIES, INC. Foundry Industrial Park Lowell, Massachusetts Telephone (617) 459-2941 All Makes All Models Telephone 649-7332 At Your Service DANIEL WEBSTER MOTORS Rte. 3 -:- Tyngsboro, Mass. Next to Ricky ' s Doghouse With A Full 100% Guarantee Our Primary Concern Is Your Satisfaction Al Page Bud Butler CHARLES SLOWEY INSURANCE AGENCY and W. T. BOULGER CO. 8 Merrimack Street Lowell, Massachusetts BLAZON ' S FLOWERS for every occasion • WEDDINGS • FUNERALS • GIFTS We Phone Floicert Anytchere THEPHOHE 452-7030 28 AIKEN AVE., COR. W. 6th ST. LOWELL, MASS. n FRED. C. CHURCH 1 L INC. INSURANCE SINCE 1865 24 MERRIMACK STREET I 459 KING STREET LOWELL, MASS. LITTLETON, MASS. 18 NORTH ROAD CHELMSFORD, MASS. 458-1281 486 - 364 6 256-3333 AFFILIATE SMART FLAGG 91 MAIN ST., ANDOVER, MASS. 475-6161 Normandin AND M 0 N G E A U INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. A FRIEND LOWELL, MASS. 01854 • 750 MERRIMACK STREET 454-7829 Compliments of MERRIMACK BEEF CO. Established in 1866 PRINCE ' S Stationers - Booksellers School Supplies - Drafting Supplies 108 MERRIMACK STREET LOWELL Phone 256-6100 Buttonwood Motors QUALITY USED CARS Central Square, Chelmsford, Mass. ARNOLD BUD GARROW ALLEN C. MELLO 731 MARTIN WELDING. INC. DUTTON STREET LOWELL. MASS. 01853 Olympia Greek American Restaurant 453 Market St., Lowell, Ma. Tel. 452-8092 - 459-7653 Zorba Function Room Office 459-0567 FACILITIES FOR ISO ENTERTAINMENT FRI.-SAT. NITES Over A Quarter of A Century SOCRATIS TINGAS PETER COCALIS of Certified Welding SHOWROOM 287 APPLETON STREET Glen v i ew LOWELL PROPRIETORS Cutting Tool Specialists «rea Code Lowell 617-458-1248 Boston 617-729-1645 ALL RITE TOOL CORP. 900 LAWRENCE ST. LOWELL, MASS. 01853 8 1253 MASS LOWELL INSTITUTION HOME DECORATING CENTER FOR SAVINGS Straios Ofuio Sates, tfnc. 620 Middlesex Street Lowell, Massachusetts 01851 Telephone 452-8948 McKITTRICK HARDWARE CO. 60 FLETCHER ST. LOWELL, MASS. 457-7593 458-8301 Office Telephones 494-642 I, 494-9121. 494-8911 Residence 493-203 7 SAAB AND SAAB ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS-AT-LAW LOUIS M. SAAB Suite 229-23 1 SAAB BUILDING 179 CENTRAL STREE . LOWELL. MASS TEL. 432-MI 8 452-4112 SNOW PLOWING ‘Cires - {Batteries - Accessories FORY’S ARCO SERVICE STATION 24 HOUR TOWING Genera! Repairs AIKEN AVENUE LOWELL, MASS. A FRIEND MODERN FLOOR SERVICE c. . m, • RUG SHAMPOOING • JANITOR SERVICE • JANITORIAL SUPPLIES WINDOWS - WALLS WOODWORK WASHED LOWELL 458-0717 Wkt FuM ONE CALL SOLVES IT ALL! COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL OFFICES IN ACTON - LOWELL - AYER - LAWRENCE 452 BROADWAY, LOWELL YELLOW Mahoney Funeral Home JOHN J MCNAMEE, FUNERAL DIRECTOR TEL.GL 2 6361 187 NESMITH STREET ( ROUTE 38 ) LOWELL. MASSACHUSETTS WAREHOUSE STORAGE FULL INSURANCE COVERAGE CRATING FOR EXPORT MARTIN ' S VARIETY TOUPIN RIGGING Company Specialising in Moving Heavy Equipment WILLIAM R. TOUPIN Tel. (617) 453-2009 955 Broadway Dracul, Mass. 01826 GROCERIES — MEATS — FRUITS — SUNDRIES TEL. 454-2651 207 TEXTILE AVE. Lowell, Mass. 245,7376 ?r4 M«4 scon JEWELRY CO. MERRIMACK STREET SERVICE ENTERPRISES, INC. D B A SERVICE PUMPING DRAINING CO. LOWELL Dick Hewitt Vick pro POST OFFICE SOX S 42 BROADWAY WAKEFIELD. MASS GENERAL CONTRACTING BUILDING REMODELING BLACKIE’S GULF SERVICE Al MORIN. Prop Tires - Tubes - Accessories - Batteries LUNDSTEDT and RONDEAU 210 Baldwin Street Lowell, Massachusetts Tel 452-8071 1089 LAWRENCE ST. Sture A. Lundstedt Tel. 455-5386 tel. 459-0104 Normand G. Rondeau Tel. 454-6382 Lowell. Mass ORDERS TO TAKE OUT DENNIS OFFICE SUPPLY CORP. MARKET STREET LOWELL 75 CENTRAL STREET LOWELL, MA. 01 852 Raymond S. Bennett Advance Finance Co. 147 ckntral strut LO WILL . MASS. 4S7.7«at PeMetieH) = BROS. GARAGE = AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS REPAIRED ADJUSTED BODYWORK DiSC BRAKES WHEEL ALIGNING 1516 Middlesex St., Lowell 453-8292 TOWER MOTOR PARTS (ORP. JADCO SUPPLY CO., INC. 80 CHURCH STREET LOWELL 1 408 Bridge Street Route 38 Dracut Massachusetts Ol 826 The Largest Sports Car Dealership in the Area. No Brag — Just Fact JAMES A DESMARAIS (6 17)455-5880 LOWELL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY GEORGE ' S PIZZA — Wholesale Distributors — 357 BROADWAY STREET 231 MT. VERNON STREET LOWELL LOWELL Telephone 453-0171 Tel. 452-8470 365 CHELMSFORD ST After 10:00 P.M. LOWELL, MASS. 01851 454-6648 - Reul 957-1994 - Doug SAci® STANSFIELD TIRE (ENTER Bob ' s Shell Station 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE MOTOR TUNE UP • MINOR REPAIRS BOB STEVENS PAUL DEMERS Proprietor Meneger Telephone 452-9000 265-4500 FUNERAL DIRECTOR6 TEL. 45B-61B3 -llzo ' c t GuzChtts. £? eSon. GLA5S CORP. dV. b-rio Clx. 402 D0RCHE5TER AVE. BOSTON, MASS. 02125 327 HILDRETH STREET LOWELL, MASS. WOOD-ABBOTT (0. LOWELL HONDA Established 1872 Diamond Merchants and Jewelers 175 MERRIMACK STREET LOWELL Telephone 452-4331 MOTORCYCLES . — MINI-TRAILS ROTOTILLERS ) SNOW BLOWERS J sales - service - parts GENERA 1 ORS — HELMETS • GLOVES • LEATHER JACKETS • ACCESSORIES 458-8281 9 MIDDLESEX ST., LOWELL ®s DIAL rfJSh (ALLSTATE) {SHELL} SSI 452-8508 TiW Established in 1866 Compliments of PRINCE ' S PAUL’S SHELL SERVICE Stationers - Booksellers General Repairing Service is our Business School Supplies - Drafting Supplies 550 Bridge St. Paul L. Allen, Prop. Lowell, Mass. 108 MERRIMACK STREET LOWELL 647 PAWTUCKET BLVD. LOWELL MASSACHUSETTS, OI854 (617) 454-0476 MU M. G. WIGHT (0. INC. r? 868 MIDDLESEX STREET LOWELL BuiUlMLirk Electrical Suppliers GEORGE HUTCH Lighting Fixtures MANAGER BRUNSWICK LOWELL LANES 455-5520 454-0344 452-4891 CAR RADIOS HI-FI SOUND TELEVISION DON’S RADIO SALES SERVICE MOTOROLA QUASAR ZENITH CHROMACOLOR X01 LAKEVIEW AVE. LOWELL, MASS. 01850 The Department Store For People TEL. 452-3777 Q. DONALD BULMER LIC. 4054 Who Love Progress LOWELL - LAWRENCE - BILLERICA FITCHBURG - NASHUA HARMON ' S PAINT WALLPAPER FOX ' S FRESH VEGETABLES Wholesale an d Retail Open in Summer Distributors of California Paints Call to Order Large Amounts 38 Market St. Lowell, Mass. Telephone 457-7216 One Block from City Hall 1 14 Marsh Hill Road Dracut, Massachusetts Compliments of PELHAM HARDWARE SUPPLY Compliments of EASTERN DRY-WALL Bridge Street Box 213 ASSOCIATES INC. Pelham, New Hampshire RAY ' S STATE LINE WASHINGTON SAVINGS BANK N. H. Cigarettes, Beer, Groceries, American Gasoline 30 Middlesex Street Mammouth Road Pelham, New Hampshire Lowell, Massachusetts Compliments of CITY HALL DRIVING SCHOOL Telephone 453-4361 Beginners Refresher Courses SWEETHEART PLASTICS Special Attention Given To Elderly Nervous Students We Teach You To Drive Through Heavy Traffic Air Conditioned Dual Controlled Cars Lady and Men Instructors FARM BUREAU ASSOCIATION BASBANES LINEN SUPPLY Tires - Oil - Batteries - Pet Supplies Leader in the Field of Linen for Motels and Nursing Homes 307 Western Avenue Lowell, Massachusetts — 452-6459 Lowell, Massachusetts Hyannis, Massachusetts — 775-2989 ST. ONGE APPLIANCES Sales Service Sales on Maytag, Whirlpool, Amana, Kitchen-Aid, Westinghouse CLUB PASSE-TEMPS, INC. Servicing the Greater Lowell Area for 30 Years After The Sale Its The Service That Counts 371 Moody Street Telephone 458-6860 1401 Middlesex Street -:- Lowell, Massachusetts 01851 Lowell, Massachusetts 01854 @uaketTT!aiC) Best Wishes from THE PEERLESS WINE STORE, INC. KITCHENS by RICE BROTHERS, INC. 6bo-Jz 1 V — obo-4 Jo 1 3 rear Church Street Wilmington, Massachusetts A. J. LUNCH CLERMONT ' S QUICK CHECK 16 Breakfast Specials Served from Open 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Opening to 1 1 a.m. Daily Telephone 452-8820 712 Merrimack Street 107 Gorham Street Lowell, Massachusetts 01852 All Kinds of Carpentry Work MURPHY CALLAHAN PHARMACY, INC. Remodeling and Cabinets J. F. Callahan E. F. Collins F. J. Murphy ED COUTURE Proprietors and Registered Pharmacists Tel. 454-7868 454-7869 Phone 649-6079 581 Bridge Street Lowell, Mass. PRINCE PACKAGING CORPORATION AMERICAN AMBULANCE SERVICE RONALD A. PICK 164 Meadowcroft Street Air Conditioned Ambulances Trained Personnel Oxygen Hospital Equipment Lowell, Massachusetts 1 1 1 Ouebec Street Lowell, Mass. 01852 Tel. 454-7891 90 Broadway Lawrence, Mass. 01840 Tel. 686-0519 Compliments of the C C GAS TIRE SALES New Tires — Retread Tires — Gasoline ARCHAMBAULT FUNERAL HOME Telephone 452-9541 Lowell, Massachusetts 1280 Lawrence Street Lowell, Massachusetts NORTHEAST PAPER BOX CORP. GEORGE ' S PIZZA Telephone 453-0171 576 Lawrence Street 375 Broadway Lowell, Massachusetts 01852 Lowell, Massachusetts SAUNDERS FUNERAL HOME AUTO GLASS Walter R. Hedlund 90 WESTFORD STREET !t Telephone 454-7881 CO.. IOC. LOWELL Telephone 457-7604 259-285 MIDDLESEX STREET LOWELL cJ(itc liens of L Distinction TIGHE ' S HEATING OILS LEO F. TIGHE Prop. Jussaume Cabinets — and Remodeling 2 5 1 - 3 2 6 9 HARDWARE AND PAINTS Sales . . . POWER BURNER . . . Service 930 GORHAM STREET LOWELL, MASS. lOO WOTTON ST. NORMAND JUSSAUME N CHELMSFORD TEL. GLenview 4-7962 LOWELL VENDING (0., INC. MRS. NELSON ' S (ANDY STORE Coin-Operated Machines CHELMSFORD Tels. 453-4669 - 251-3390 Ray Lamoureux, Treas. SCOTT HARDWARE BYAM BROS MAHONEY INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 446-452 BRIDGE STREET 44 LEE STREET LOWELL LOWELL Telephone 457-7631 A FRIEND flowers by filbert 321 MERRIMACK STREET LOWELL. MASS. 01832. PHONE 434-3411 16 ALPINE LANE. PARLMONT PLAZA CHELMSFORD. MASS. 01824. PHONE 256-9111 TEL. 458-6220 458-6466 Lowell Co operative Bank 18 HURD STREET Lowecl. Massachusetts telephone GLENVIEW 7-7597 Lowell Wallpaper Co. Wallpaper - Paint - Supplies 51-83 MARKET STREET LOWELL. MASS. DINO ' S ON BROADWAY Try Old Fashion Pizza “Real Thick” The Biggest Little Restaurant in Lowell 382 BROADWAY STREET LOWELL Phone 452-8149 for Fast Service Tel. 458-6828 FLOORS AND CARPETS Stan Wisniewski 32 CHURCH STREET LOWELL, MASS. 01852 CANADIAN SAUSAGE CO. Compliments of LOWELL IRON STEEL CO., INC. 129 SIXTH AVENUE LOWELL 50 TANNER STREET LOWELL Telephone 452-01 12 GLenview 8-8476 TEL 4B 4-4444 eoljzou ' a c f-uto 108 TANNER STREET LOWELL, MASS. OISBI OSCAR S WELDING SHOP H. A. Girard, Prop. — Electric Acetylene Welding — 285 PLAIN STREET LOWELL Shop Tel. 5-5021 Home Tel. 8-6617 HAMEL BROS. SERVICE INC. 157 PAWTUCKET BOULEVARD Telephone 458-8888 James bond ' s Auto Sales TANNER STREET. LOWELL. MASS. LOWELL James Bond PROPRIETOR Congratulations To The Graduating Class of 1972 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 338 Merrimack Street Lowell, Massachusetts CARR ' S CARR S BRIDGE ST. PHARMACY WILLIAM F. BRENNAN, Manager - Owner RELIABLE PRESCRIPTIONS Free Prescription Delivery - Hospital Supplies - Toiletries Complete Baby Needs - Candies - Russell Stover - Whitman ' s Supplies Available Under Medicare CALL 455-551 1 - 453-5101 TEL 453-1041 Our Business Is Growing ' HAYNES ' GREENHOUSES Flowers For All Occasions Established 1885 1328 Gorham Street Lowell, Mass. SCHAEFFER ' S ARCO General Repairs 263 Apleton Street Telephone 452-8374 MEDICAL ARTS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY A. P. Papulis, Ph.G., R. Ph. 32 CENTRAL STREET (At Kearney Sq.). LOWELL WATCHES REPAIRING Newest Creations of Jewelry and Diamonds Wedding • Graduation Gifts ROBEY JEWELERS JIM ROBEY Telephone 452-241 1 45 Merrimack St. Lowell, Mass. 01852 ECONOMOU CLEANERS 1 Hour Service 698 Merimack Street Lowell, Massachusetts EDYTH ' S CERAMICS STUDIO Lamp Parts and Lamp Shades 344 Westford Street Lowell, Massachusetts THE REGA-KUT STYLE SHOPPE BARBER SERVICE 121 Textile Avenue Shaping — Shags — Styles jbracut -Appliance (Center HOME OF NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS 1112 LAKEVIEW AVENUE DRACUT, MASS. EDDIE MORAN 957.2300-957-2400 k 250 CENTRAL STREE The Sherwin-Williams Co. DOSTALERS MARKET INC. Meat Specialists Since 1897 FEATURING U.S. PRIME BEEF 771 BROADWAY 459-9373 LUCIEN BRUNELLE, INC. REGISTERED PHARMACISTS Forrest E. Huntley, Reg. Pharm. Mgr. 106 TEXTILE AVE. LOWELL, MASS highland flower gift Kenneth R. McKenzie, Prop. 343 Westford Street Lowell, Mass. 01851 Tel. 453-1572 NORMAN ' S MEN ' S BOYS CLOTHING STORE MIDDLESEX STREET LOWELL N Dean prop 4532541 PHONE 459-2201 MASTER LIC. 7527 DEAN S USED CARS PARTS Truck parts MATTE’S TV SERVICE SALES and SERVICE IOO MERRIMAC AVE RT no DRACUT MASS 01826 ROBERT MATTE 131 TEXTILE AVE. Proprietor LOWELL, MASS. Lincoln Cleaners THE FAIRGRIEVE COMPANY, |NC. 492 CHELMSFORD STREET LOWELL, MASS. 01851 POWER TRANSMISSION INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES Free Pick-up Delivery Service 148 WARREN STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS MILTON E. HADLEY ! SONS The Original Hadley UPHOLSTERING rrT Yf Tel. 251-4161 70 Princeton Street No. Chelmsford, Mass. CENTRAL JEWELERS Certified Diamond Appraiser 319 Westford Street Tel: 454-1981 Lowell, Mass. Raymond ' i SHELL GARAGE and Service Station Tel. (617) 452-5088 Official Inspection Station ALIGNMENT t BRAKES • TUNE-UP DATA PROFESSIONALS 1067 GORHAM ST. .TEL. 4 ' 2-BIHO LOWELL, MASS. 73 Tolman Avenue Jean Maurice Royer Lowell, Mass. 01854 Don’s Esso Edward J. Quigley TeJ. 458-1076 Manager 459-9491 765-793 Gorham St. Lowkll, Mass. 01852 Phonl: 452-8240 RALPH E. HOARE INDEPENDENT OIL SERVICE RANGE AND FUEL OILS A L TAXI, INC. 581 ROGERS ST. LOWELL. MASS. Telephone 453-1141 5-5661 Dial 256-6100 Complete Automotive Service Stop Here For Service Where Service Never Stops ' Suttatuvaad Merrimack Valley Automatic (REUA3LEJ Sprinkler Corporation __ P- O. Box 71, Lowell, Mass. — 01853 Central Square “Bud Garrow, Mgr. Chelmsford, Mass. Daniel J. MacGillivray Tel.: 453-3761 Registered Professional Engineer INTERIOR DECORATORS MR. 0 ' s Commercial - Residential 163 CENTRAL STREET • a j ■ ...... .ci Lowell, M i s s t h u s e 1 1 s Lowtll Area 453-9142 Button Front Flairs by LEE an Stock LOWELL BOYS CLUB HENRY ACHIN INSURANCE AGENCY HELPING BOYS BECOME MEN FOR 72 YEARS LOWELL. MASSACHUSETTS Telepohne 453-7492 HUBERT F. MARTYN JONES PHARMACY Jeweler Irving Greenberg, Ph.G., Reg. Pharm. Diamonds — Watches — Gifts Fine Watch Jewelry Repairing 106 Branch Street 5 Middlesex Street Lowell, Mass. Lowell, Massachusetts GAGNON HARDWARE 91 TEXTILE AVENUE GOOD LUCK!!! LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS 01854 JACK ' S LUNCH We Use Only Original Parts Wheel Balancing Aligning WALBROOK LOUNGE INC. TELEPHONE 957-0940 CHAPPY ' S AUTO REPAIR Carburetor and Ignition Service Tires - Batteries - Grease - Oil - Accessories Phone 453-2860 47 Aiken Avenue Lowell, Mass. Telephone 454-0571 Compliments of STANDARD AUTOMOTIVE PARTS CORP. 156 Chelmsford Street Telephone 458-6314 BELVIDERE UPHOLSTERING CO. Specialists in Upholstering and Slip Covers Restyling and Repairing Visit Our New Showroom 173 East Merrimack Street Lowell, Mass. WEAR IT LONG WEAR IT NEAT DUFRESNE ' S HAIRSTYLING TOWERS NEWS Appointment 101 GORHAM STREET 104 Textile Avenue Telephone 459-3183 LOWELL. MASSACHUSETTS Telephone 452-8571 CARUSO ITALIAN RESTAURANT Quality Foods — Carefully Prepared 618 Merrimack Street Lowell, Mass. Telephone 452-5333 LORRAINES OF LOWELL Wednesday 9 to 6 Thursday 8 to 10 Friday 8 to 10 Saturday 7 to 8 Walk-in Service — Wall to Wall Carpeting Spanish and Italian Decor 252 Hildreth St. Lowell, Mass. Telephone 455-5465 ALLIED RADIO SHACK BARNEY ' S Worlds Largest Electronic Chain BUFFET SPECIALIST Central Plaia Lowell, Mass. Telephone 452-8547 LOWELL CAR WASH Compliments of CHELMSFORD SHOP 18 CENTRAL SQUARE CHELMSFORD GOOD LUCK NICKLES DAIRY ICE CREAM STAND 50 BOSTON ROAD CHRISTINE PATRICIA O ' CONNOR LOWELL. MASSACHUSETTS Telephone 458-8754 PAWTUCKET PHARMACY, INC. SANTOS CHASE SONS Wholesaler of Beef, Pork, Veal and Provisions 65 SCHOOL ST. Corner PAWTUCKET ST. Home Freezer Orders Filled LOWELL. MASSACHUSETTS rr 2 King Street Lowell, Massachusetts Specializing in Wigs Wig Styling Free Parking VIEIRA MOTORS Wigs by PAVLO REBUILT ENGINES Telephone 454-8462 USED CARS 190 French Street Lowell, Mass. TELEPHONE 453-1778 Open 6 a.m. to 1 1 p.m. Every Day PRIS HAMILTON — 458-0005 ALLURE FASHIONS MASSON S VARIETY Have An Allure Fashion Wig Show In The Privacy And Comfort Of Your Home 275 Mammoth Road Lowell, Mass. NANCY PARE — 458-1943 EDDIES MARKET Goodyear Heels and Soles Choice Meats and Groceries JERRY ' S SHU-TAP Telephone 457-7441 SHOE REPAIRING 1059 Gorham Street 311 Westford Street Lowell, Mass. 01851 Building — Remodeling — Inside Finish Telephone 458-1961 PAUL ROULEAU Cabinet Maker ROCHETTE JEWELRY Watches — Diamonds — Engraving Dial 893-1558 Guaranteed Repairing Webster Avenue Pelham, N. H. 458 Merrimack Street Lowell, Mass. Office 459-0526 RES. 635-7136 Telephone 452-9631 Established 1831 ROGER G. CLERMONT REALTY EDWARD W. FREEMAN STORE Investment Properties Lowell ' s Oldest and Leading Jewelry Store Homes - Commercial - Rentals - Appraisals My Business is Diamonds The Diamond Merchant of Lowell 707 Merrimack St. Lowell, Masv 171 Central Street Lowell, Mass. COTE ' S ENTERPRISE INC. BEE BEAUTY SHOP Paint Wall Paper 256 East Merrimack Street Broadway Telephone 452-9535 Dial 459-9163 LINCOLN SQUARE HARDWARE CHERRY WEBB PAINT - WALLPAPER - LINOLEUMS TELEPHONE 457-7661 291-293 Westford Street Cupples Square For The Best Haircuts In Town — Telephone 452-8250 GEORGES BARBERSHOP SAVOLEY SHEPARD SERVICE STATION GAS - SUNOCO - OILS 496 Merrimack Street Lowell, Mass. 1465 Middlesex Street Lowell, Mass. STUARTS BEAUTY SALON Organic and Natural Foods Vitamins of All Kinds GOOD HEALTH SHOP 143 E. MERRIMACK STREET Opposite Immaculate Conception LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS PHONE 452-8459 JAMES CALLERY, Manager Telephone 452-7532 COTE ' S C. G. MURPHY INSURANCE AGENCY Custom Frames LIFE - AUTO - FIRE - BONDS - ETC. 347 Broadway Street 1372 Bridge Street Dracut, Mass. Lowell, Massachusetts SALES SERVICE Fire Safety Equipment Best Wishes From NEW ENGLAND FIRE EQUIPMENT, INC. HOWDY BEEF n BURGER Telephone 452-3779 1590 Middlesex Street Lowell, Mass. LOWELL CHELMSFORD CARD AND GIFT SHOP AMERICAN AUTO SEAT COVER CO.. INC. 18 CENTRAL SQUARE UPHOLSTERERS CHELMSFORD, MASSACHUSETTS TELEPHONE 454-4641 FLYNN TRAVEL PARKWAY PHOTO 23 Palmer Street Lowell, Massachusetts 492 Merrimack Street Lowell, Massachusetts When You Think of TRAVEL Think of Flynn COTE S CUSTOM FRAME MATTING - FRAMING 347 Broadway Street Lowell, Massachusetts LOWELL CAR WASH Two Car Washes To Serve You 186 Plain Street Lowell 286-292 West 6th St. Lowell, Mass. 0I8S0 Telephone 458-8497 ' “i r,77 WIST SIXTH ST. Telephone 458-6309 Residence 851-8787 T. J. HIGGINS INSURANCE AGENCY INC. INSURANCE - REALTOR Winthrop G. Lamb, L.U.T.C. 607 Chelmsford Street Lowell, Mass. 01851 MERRIMACK SHOE STORE 474 MERRIMACK STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS Phone 452-8186 Free Delivery SANTORO S SUB SANDWICH AND PIZZA The Original Sub in Lowell John J. Drinkwater, Owner 192-194 Gorham St. Lowell, Mass. 01852 Compliments of HOWARD JOHNSON S RESTAURANT Telephone 256-0051 185 Chelmsford Street Chelmsford, Massachusetts A. L. TURCOTTE 350 MERRIMACK STREET Open 7 Days A Week — 8 a.m. - 10 p.m. GREEN ACRES COUNTRY STORE Groceries - Cigarettes - Beer - Ale - Imports Best Prices Around Marsh at Mammoth Road Pelham, N. H. GOLDMAN, GOLDMAN, CURTIS, CASHMAN 8 MERRIMACK STREET LOWELL. MASSACHUSETTS CHARLES TELEVISION SALES R.C.A. — ADMIRAL TELEPHONE 957-0840 LAPORTE DRUG CO.. INC. ESTABLISHED 1922 (Combined with LaPorte Hospital and Surgical Supplies) 60 MAMMOTH ROAD LOWELL, MASS. 01854 Telephone 458-8272 BERNHARDT FLORISTS GREENHOUSE 548 Merrimack Avenue Dracut 7-11 Fruit Basket Made To Order Mammoth Road Telephone 459-9619 IVY BEAUTY SALON Prop. Peggy Daigle 471 Aiken Avenue Dracut, Mass. HARMONY LANE INC. Telephone 453-4772 329 Westford Street Lowell, Massachusetts DANCO BUILDING SUPPLY A. ROSENBLOOM PAPER CO. 1100 GORHAM STREET LOWELL. MASSACHUSETTS JIM ' S VARIETY 1172 LAWRENCE STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS Telephone 452-8206 WIGVILLE WIG AND BEAUTY CO. All Phases of Beauty Culture Wig Sales and Service Expertly Done 793 Lakeview Avenue Lowell, Mass. Telephone 452-6831 LEBLANC FURNITURE Where Your Dollars Have More Value ” R. J. ST. PIERRE 484 Merrimack Street Lowell, Mass. JOHN P. QUINN Fuel Oil — Heating Equipment Telephone 458-8449 Lowell, Massachusetts BANACOS REAL ESTATE 3.78 Broadway Street Lowell, Massachusetts Telephone 453-4572 GEORGE ' S DELICATESSEN THE BEST TORPEDOS IN TOWN Telephone 459-2424 — TEXTILE AQUARIUM — Specializing in Tropical Fish and Supplies Open 7 Days 96 Textile Avenue Lowell, Mass. Telephone 458-8031 HOVEY SQUARE LIQUORS, INC. LEO S. ROUSSELL, Manager 312 Pleasant St. at Hildreth (Rte. 113) Dracut, Mass. Telephone 256-9703 CHELMSFORD ATLANTIC Foreign Domestic Repairs 189 Chelmstord Street Chelmsford, Mass. COMPLIMENTS OF LOWELL PIONEER HORSE AND PONY 4-H CLUB COMPLIMENTS OF WILMINGTON FORD SALES SERVICE TELEPHONE 658-6800 275 MAIN STREET WILMINGTON Telephone 454-7707 martin’s DOWNTOWN LOWELL GRAY FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. ••You All-Ways Do Better At Gray 231 Central Street Lowell.. Mass. Res. 458- 6176 Glenview Fencing Iron Works 6 Compliments of the ommodore foods, in c. DECORATIVE WROUGHT IRON CHAIN LINK WORK Leon J. Perron 20 Bedford Ave. Shop 454-3053 Lowell, Mass. 645 LAWRENCE STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS 01852 H. BETTY SONS INC. EASTERN SERVICE COMPANY AUTHORIZED frigidaire dealer SCRAP METALS 454-0311 17 ROCK STREET LOWELL LEE J. BARBERA 23B SHAW ST. LOWELL, MASS. Phone: 453-3979 Owen Flvnn Free Engraving RIVERSIDE SPORTS Trophies • Awards • Medals Sporting Goods • Gifts 47 MANCHESTER STREET LOWELL ROUINE I WILLIAM H ftOUINE. Bts Pw DIAL 452-4029 , SIDNEY HOTHEI I M 624 GORHAM ST Tel 452-5961 o 452-5972 LOWELL MASS Pa tte, $nc. 347 MARSH ROAD PELHAM, NEW HAMPSHIRE RAY NEAULT TEL. 635-2464 452-3438 Tel. 454-0740 NORMAN SONS UPHOLSTERING CO. 9k DRUM SHOP 53 MARTIN STREET LOWELL, MASS. 01854 . art DRUMS - GUITARS - AMPS 34 ood C T£. XowdC, Xz an. ms z xoncLau 957-9866 957-31 I 1 HOUSE OF HALLMARK 4C 25 MERRIMACK STREET LOWELL nr Ray Paquette PROPRIETOR VICTORY LANE DRACUT. MASS. TEL. GL 2-8286 TEL. QL 2-8101 ALFRED L. SAUCIER CAMEO DINER AIR CONDITIONED GEORGE C. LAGANAS SMYRNA LOWELL CONFECTIONERY CO. MANUFACTURERS OF LOUKO ' JMI ' TOURNAS” PHILA KATA ' I’FI PASTELIA TURKISH COFFEE K0PENHAT TRIG0NA MIX NUTS MIX NUTS BAKLAVA TRIGONA WALNUTS WALNUT BAKLAVA 715 LAKEVIEW AVE. WEST CENTRALVILLE LOWELL, MASS. 503 Market Street Lowell, Mass. 01 854