League Champion Wizards District Gaming); and Co-Founder, Revolution Growth Fund Alice Parker Lesser Lawyer, suffragist Gerard Lew (1907) Founder: DuSable Museum of African American History See Lowell Black History: University of Massachusetts Lowell, Center for Lowell History Teresa Lew (1914) Teacher: See Lowell Black History: University of Massachusetts Lowell, Center for Lowell History Elinor Lipman (1968) Author: The Boston Globe Ed McMahon (1940) Entertainer Marty Meehan (1974) Politician: Democratic; Congressman, President of the University of Massachusetts system F. Bradford Morse (1938) Politician: Republican; Congressman William Henry O'Connell (1877) Cardinal: Archdiocese of Boston Elizabeth Ordway (1846)Teacher: Early advocate for women's suffrage in Washington territory, was one of the first group of young women recruited to become teachers in pioneer Seattle in the 1860s. John Jacob Rogers (????) Politician: Republican; Congressman Tom Sexton (1958) Author Ezekiel A. Straw (1830s) Politician: Governor of New Hampshire Billy Sullivan (American football) (1933) Businessman: Owner of an original franchise, the Boston Patriots, of the American Football League Johnny Thomson (????) Race car driver: 1959 Indianapolis 500 pole sitter Paul Tsongas (1958) Politician: Democratic; Congressman; Senator Micky Ward (1991) Professional Boxer and Philanthropist Edgar A. Wedgwood (1874) Politician: adjutant general of the Utah National Guard Helen Augusta Whittier (1862) Businesswoman: President, Whittier Textile Company, Educator, Suffragist. See Lowell Stories: Women's History: University of Massachusetts Lowell, Center for Lowell History Esther Wilkins (????) Health Care: dental pioneer and author of Clinical Practice of the Dental Hygienist References External links Lowell High School Collection University of Massachusetts Lowell, Center for Lowell History Merrimack Valley Conference Schools in Lowell, Massachusetts Public high schools in Massachusetts 1831 establishments in Massachusetts