Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

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LILYAN BALDRATE Pct bal Ambition: To make use of her shorthand Activities: French I, Girl Reserves III Honors: 60, 80 word transcription award Gregg Complete Theory Test Award This little Miss is very shy; Her speech is quite subdued; This megaphone will make her heard. And also change her mood. JOSEPHINE BANAS ‘Jo’ Ambition: To be a success Reserves III. Honors: 60 word transcription award Gregg Complete Theory Test Award 2 typing awards Josephine is an ambitious girl; She hopes to raise a family. So we give to her these safety pins; We know they’ll come in handy. RITA BELISLE ‘RV v4 Ambition: To work in an office Ayy Activities: Dramatic Club IV of RS Honors: x 4 ANY 31 word typing award - ' 4 60 word transcription award fp a To Rita, who is very sweet, Lz With meek and simple wiles, , We leave this toothpaste for her teeth, : To keep her attractive smile. ALKFRED BOUDET TAL f Ambition: To own a new automobile Ny Activities: Glee Club I, II, III, IV; Boy’s Cooking } A 0 7! (Gitsio, ILS TAY f Good biscuits Alfred is said to make; fy To him this flour we bestow, To make a batch for us to t est, So that we may really know. EDWIN CARMELL ‘Eddie’ Ambition: To be a good Accountant Committee; Prom Committee. Honors: Minimum Honor Roll To our worthy ‘president, a crown, A fitting sign of his position; Him we all love, honor, and obey — Unanimous, it’s our decision. Activitics: Music Appreciation I; Glee Club I, II; Girl Activities: Radio Club I, III; Automobile @Glabwlyv: Hi-Y III,1V; Student Council III, LLESSaVeieanmoon Staff IV; Gym Team III; Class Vice-President II; Class Treasurer III; Class President IV; Senior Competition Play; Band I, II, III; -Orchestra J) [i eeeeenae

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Perhaps it wasn’t our last day to-|we seventy-six passengers deter- gether. Who knows? At some fu-| mined to be gay, happy and optimistic ture date, perhaps five or ten years|as we took that long walk on the from now, we may all meet again. So| bridge of the ship for our diplomas. Yola Manoni Angie Zuccarini CLASS SONG When comes the time of parting Tis sad and sweet in one; Thus now we feel when in our hearts, We know Life has begun. In nineteen hundred thirty-six We stepped forth into the world, Our heads held high, our hopes were strong, Our banners were unfurled. Through all our lives, whate’er we do, Not one will dare forget, The pain, the joy we journeyed through, E’er Life and we had met. And hence we reach our journey’s end Our high school days are o’er; The happiness, the joy, the strife, We’ll cherish evermore. —by Lillian Glassman Ah

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11 JOHN CHARKO ‘Choo-Choo’ Ambition: To be a millionaire Activities: Golf Team II, III, IV; Athletic Council II; ineemeaun tt: second Team II; Hi-Y Club III, IV; Asst. Basketball Manager III; Basketball Manager IV; Soccer Varsity III; Soccer Captain IV; President Athletic WouncieiLy = ssport Club II John is one of our few blonde males; The ladies prefer him that way. So this bottle of peroxide we give, To brighten his locks, as he may. JOHN CHAROW Ambition: To be a draftsman Activities: Gym Team III; Hi-Y Club IV; Athletic Association IV Johnny’s very bad habit Is that of untying the girls’ bows; With an eye to the future, these handcuffs we give; For what to use them, he well knows. DORIS CLIFFORD ‘Dor’ Ambition: Secret Activities: Culture Club; Art Club; Student Council I, IV; Hi-News III, IV; Year Book Staff; Hockey Team I; Manager Girls’ Basketball IV; Class Secretary IV; CL a a Traffic Squad; . Dance Committee II, Doris is such a pretty lass; But when iold so, she gets perturbed. With this mirror she may sit and gaze At her flowering beauty, undisturbed. ALLAN CROWELL ‘Al’ Ambition: Engineering consultant of broadcasting Station WLW Activities: Hi-Y Club III, IV; Baseball Manager III; Radio Club II; Glee Club II, III; Gym Team III A radio operator of great fame Our Allan wants to be; To help him giorify his name, Behold! A tiny sending key. TEDDY CYGAN . ‘Lefty’ Ambition: To be a golf ‘Pro” Activities: Glee Club I, II A necktie adorning Teddy’s neck, We’ve very, very seldom seen; No better gift can we give him, Than this one of darkest green.