Lawrence’s world champion football player Billy Quinlan left us this past week but he will never be gone because there are so many memories that he shared with us. Where does one begin when you […]
At the home of the blue and white on Haverhill St there were many exciting things going on. One to none of the sports fans surprise was the naming of Joe Cockroft the player of […]
LHS tid bits in 1956 Many of the stories I have written have been with the help of information garnered from the LHS school newspaper the LAWRENCIAN. Many of these editions were provided to me […]
I came across this picture recently and it didn’t have a date but I know it’s a CCHS class of many years ago. I recognize some of the kids in the picture and maybe you […]
The LHS athlete for the month of Mardi was Jack Sweeney a graduate student of the Rollins School. Jack has really made a name for himself on the track team. He has become Coach Ernie […]
He came from Salem St. in Southie from a prominent Irish family and at a young age he showed he would be an outstanding pitcher. A graduate of St. Patrick’s grammar school in 1952, he […]
Wow this is all true. How the world has changed since the 60’s Stick with it to the end. You’ll love it. One night a Grandmother was talking to her grandson about current […]
Frank Sinatra had a song of that name one day. It could have been about our City. In the Water St. area there used to be a ballpark one day. Lawrence High and CCHS both […]
CCHS PAST HALL OF FAMERS (part 1) Today’s column features the names of some of the all-time greats that wore the colors of Central Catholic over the years. It covers all sports and there are […]
The Honeywell team was comprised of mostly Honeywell employees. Honeywell was situated in South Lawrence on South Union Street, right diagonally across from where New Balance stands today and where there is a major renovation […]
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