Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

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THE HI-NEWS 27 Ludlow High Girl Reserves MOTTO “To face life squarely, To find and give the best.” OFFICERS Stasia Kras, President Yola Manoni, Vice President Winnifred Brennan, Secretary Mary Bocon, Treasurer Adviser, Miss Helen J. Keily Seniors Mary Bocon Mina Johnston Doris Boudet Julia Kilian Rose Chwalek Stasia Kras Anna Cieplinski Ellen McRobbie Julia Tenerowicz Juniors Winnifred Brennan Stella Morelli Mary Karezmarczyk Mildred Quinn Sophomores Edith Gokey Alexina Milne Dorothy Kane Rose Misholovsky Veronica Karnes Adelaide Santos Jennie Karezmarczyk Mabel Santos Yola Manoni Aurora Santos Mary Martins Pearl Tisdale Angie Zuccarini

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THE HI-NEWS Ludlow High Soccer Team ’33 --’34 James Burke, Capt. Walter Bolaski, Mer. Maurice Burnaw, Mer. Carlton Miner, Coach The Ludlow High School Soccer Team closed a successful soccer season with ten victories, two defeats and one tie. The Ludlownians claimed the Western Massachusetts mythical soc- eer championship for the third time. The Ludlow team kept its record intact also by being undefeated at home for four years. They scored 42 goals, while the opponents marked up only 15. The Record Ludlow—3 Trade—1l Ludlow—7 West Spring field—1 Ludlow—0 Tech—2 Ludlow—6 Commerce—1l Ludlow—2 Monson—0 Ludlow—5 Holyoke—2 Ludlow—4 Commerce—l1 Ludlow—6 Trade—2 Ladlow—1 West Springfield—1i1 Ludlow—3 Tech—0 Ludlow—2 Easthampton—l Ludlow—1 Holyoke—3 Ludlow—2 Monson—0 Leading Scorers J. Burke—10 T. Silva—10 W. Edgar—7 J.. Silva—6