Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1948 volume:

uy Il | Ml) | . Wl J 3 7406 REVIEW FER ‘FOR RE fh) THE SErioRs Bly : rat | Vay is ) IA : | } | . it 1, 1 } A AA be ve ie ’ Redes 2 ee ‘ = . . - ' ’ ’ ‘ . + - ‘ . NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THE ROOM 1 Ble eee - = n a . : . ‘ « . . Fi tee - ie ry � ‘ n 5 ‘ . veal - . P - , - . ‘ ’ . ' “ - ' Ss ‘ : ’ . + ee er eel . au 2 x ee Ms fc ca otc Eee MRS. TERESA E. SOSVILLE In recognition of her unselfish service to. the children of the Town of Ludlow We, the cast of the 7948 ‘Review, feel privileged and honored to dedicate | | | y age? this, our greatest production, Paul R. Baird Superintendent Marie Grimes Secretary to Mr. Baird Margaret Enos Clerk Senior-Junior High School James W. Blackburn Science Olive K. Brooks Dean of Girls and Social Studies Merrill S. Cook Music Mary T. Cormier Commercial Kathryn M. Crain Domestic Arts and Dietetics Marjory C. Easson School Nurse Philomene A. Gagne Latin and French Joseph Gula Science Helen F. Hartnett Mathematics Ida J. Hubbell Art John J. Millane Principal Mary Szczyciel Secretary to Mr. Millane John E. Hurley English and Soctal Studies John J. Hurley Social Studies and Physical Education William R. Jenkins Science and Physical Education Onofrio J. Marrello Industrial Arts and Mathematics Gordon O. Merkel Science Archibald H. Messenger Music Margaret K. Murtagh English and Guidance Charlotte P. Ramsay Commercial Grattan H. Rooney Social Studies MARIO Te asco Albert Bassette ay arjory SATNGTENTITSE Superintendent of Buildings ; John R. Trapp Julia V. Sartwell IndustrialArtsandMechanicalDrawing — Penmanship and English Vera B. Wheaton | Florence M. Saulnier English English and Social Studies Paul R. Shea Mathematics Helen A. Whiting Physical Education _ | ie JOHN SANTOS SOARES PRESIDENT Ambition: Radio Technician. Activities: Student Council I,II,IV; Class President I,IJ,IV; Radio Club I; Dance Committees I,II,IV; Junior Promenade III; Review Staff IV. “Johnny” RUTH ANN MCLEAN ‘Mac”’ SECRETARY Ambition: To understand the people I know. Activities: Class Secretary I,II,III,IV; Student Council I,II,III,IV; Glee Grp 11.11]; Usher Staff III,IV; Student Council Treasurer IV; Pro Merito III,IV; Dance Committees LIL III,IV; Review Business Staff IV. “Bert’’ ROBERT S. BUTTERS VICE-PRESIDENT Ambition: Teacher-Coach. Activities: Boys’ Glee Club I; “‘Gypsy Night”? I; Baseball II,III,IV; Foot- ball III,IV; Hi-Y III, president IV; Archbearer III; ‘‘Variety Show,” Stagehand IV; Class Vice-Presi- dent IV. JO ANN CORMACK “Corney”’ TREASURER Ambition: To do the unusual, as usual. Activities: Glee Club I,II,III; Basketball I,II,III, Co-Captain IV; Hi-News LIII,IV, Co-Editor IV; Class Vice- President II; Junior Promenade Publicity Chairman IV; ‘Variety Show,” Ticket Committee Chairman IV; Girls’ Baseball, manager III; Pro Merito III,IV, President IV; Review Editorial Staff IV; Graduation Usher III; Class Treasurer IV. Room 203 Room 205 Room 207 LOUIS ANGELO RAYMOND CRISTINA “Gris? Ambition: To rise to the top in business. Activities: Golf II,IJI,IV; Soccer II,III, IV; Dance Committees I,II,IV; Student Council I,I1V; Glee Club I,II; Hi-Y IV; Aeronautics Club I; Promenade Committee III. WANDA LAZARZ “Windy”’ Ambition: To realize my ambition. Activities: Student Council III, Secre- tary IV, Athletic Committee III, Chairman IV; Student Council Dance Chairman; Promenade Orchestra Committee, Chairman III; Glee Club I; Review Assistant Business Mana- ger; Pro Merito III,IV; Graduation Usher III. LOUIS TEIXEIRA “Lou”’ Ambition: Mechanical Engineer. Activities: Aeronautics I; Glee Club I, II; Soccer II, III, V; Student Council IV. | : a MARGARET ANN FERRIER Peggy”’ | Review EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Ambition: To become a nurse. Activities: Glee Club I,II,III; Dance Committees I,II,III; First Aid Club I; Bowling Team I; Sextet III; Choralettes III,IV; Pro Merito III, IV; Dramatic: Club I, President I; Promenade Refreshment Committee Chairman III; Hi-News IV. ELIZABETH MARY ROSSI “‘Ross’’ Review ASSISTANT EDITOR Ambition: Nurse. © Activities: Glee Club I,II; First Aid I; Dramatic Club I; Dance Committees I,II; Promenade Committee III; Hi- Tri III,IV; AMi-News Business Staff IV; Treasurer of Hi-Tri lV; Assistant Editor of Review IV; Usher Com- mittee IV; ‘Variety Show’’ IV. BLANCHE ROBBERTS Review BUSINESS EDITOR Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Glee Club I, II III; Choralettes III,IV, Orchestra I; Promenade Clean-Up Committee EII. MARY ANN MORAES ““Morry”’ Ambition: To be an air hostess. Activities: Glee Club I,II; Dramatic Club I; Dance Committee I,II; Oratoricals (First Place) II; Co- Chairman Promenade Decoration Committee III; Ring Committee Chairman III; Play ‘‘Are We Dress- ing?” II; Pro Merito III; Co-Editor Art Staff of Review IV. IRENE LORRINA FIORAVANTI “Renie’”’ Ambition: To become successful in the theatrical field, especially in ballet dancing. Activities: Class Treasurer I; Dance Committees I,II,III,IV; Student Council II, Secretary III; Commence- ment Programs I,II,III; Choir and Choralettes; Glee Club I; Review, Assistant Art Editor IV; Advisor of Decorations for Promenade III. ALBERT P. AFONSO ‘‘Bertie’’ JOSEPH ALMEIDA “Joe Siff’’ Ambition: Be a Business Man. Ambition: Commercial Artist or Chemist. Activities: Aeronautics I; Soccer IV. Activities: Hi-Y III,IV; Chairman of Hi-Y Amateur Show IV; Secretary of Hi-Y IV; Amateur Show III; Soccer III,IV. MARGARET ALMEIDA “Red”’ Ambition: Become a night-club singer. Ambition: Become a great dancer. he ale Club Bae ae IV; Activities: Dramatics I; Glee Club I,II; sner for romenade . Baseball IV. LUCY ALVES “Lu” DOLORES MARIE ARCOBE LLO “‘Del”’ FERNANDO BATISTA ““ Nundie”’ Ambition: To be successful. Ambition: Play Football for University Activities: Dramatic Club I; Glee Club of Michigan. I,II; Dance Committee I,II,III,IV; Activities: Soccer I,II,III; Baseball II, Class Ring Committee III; Hi-Tri III,IV; Football IV. I1I,IV; Promenade Committee III; “Variety Show” IV; Usher Com- mittee IV. JOYCE FLORENCE BENNET ““Jerce”’ MARION TINA BIRRELL Ambition: To be able to write shorthand Ambition: Hairdresser. and read it back successfully. Activities: Glee Club I,II; Sextet II, IIT. Activities: Dance Committees I,II,III: Victory Farm Corps I; Student Council II; Student Council Dance Committee II; Hi-Tri III, IV; Prom- enade Committee III; Arch Bearer III; 1.C.C. Representative for Hi-: Tri IV; Conference Delegate for Hi-Tri III; Review Staff IV; “Variety Show’’ IV. JEAN BUTLER “Jeannie” Ambition: Child Nurse. Activities: Dance Committees I,II,III; Hi-News, Assistant Editor I,II; Review: Staff IV; Glee Club I; “Variety Show” IV. FRANCIS LAWRENCE CHENAILLE “Sanky”’ Ambition: To become a Certified Public Accountant. Activities: Basketball IIJ,IV; Glee Club II; General Chairman, Senior Dance IV; “Variety Show” Soloist IV; Hi- News III; Hi-Y Amateur Show IV; Promenade Committee III; ‘“South- land Shindig’’ III. DONALD B. BUTTERFIELD “Don” Ambition: Portrait Artist. Activities: Dance Committees I,II,ITII, IV; Glee Club I,II,III; Aeronautics I; Amateur Show I; Victory Farm Corps I,II; A Cappella Choir I; ‘““Gypsy Night’’—Soloist I; ‘“South- land Shindig’”’ III; Arch Bearer III; Usher at Graduation III; Massachu- setts Boys’ State III; Junior Prom- enade Committee III; Hi-News Art Editor IV; Review Art Staff IV. JANE HELEN CIEPLINSKI “Janie” Ambition: Successful housewife. Activities: Hi-News Business Staff IIT, Assistant Business Editor IV; Glee� Club I,II; Usher at Junior Promen- ade II; Dance Committees III; Review, Typing and Business Staff IV; Dramatics I. ALBERT COSTA “Lefty” Ambition: Professional soccer playcr. Activities: Soccer II,ITI,IV. FLORENCE ELIZABETH CROCKETT aad OV Fad Ambition: To see interesting parts of the United States. Activities: Dance Committees I,II,III; Glee Club I. BASIL A. CRANDELL “Gramp”’ Ambition: Dairyman. Activities: Photography I; Movie Pro- jection Club I; Glee Club I; Boys’ Quartet I; Dance Committee I. BLANCHE DOBBIE ““Dobb”’ Ambition: To marry a millionaire. Activities: Hi- News I,III,IV; Glee Club I,II; Voice Class I; Hi-Y Amateur Show I; Dance Committees I,II,III; Dramatic Club I; Basketball I; Bowling Team I; A Cappella Choir II; Co-Chairman Junior Dance III; Graduation Usher III; Class Night Usher III; Hi-Tri III; Assistant Co- Editor Hi-News III; Pro Merito III, IV; Co-Editor-in-Chief Hi- News IV; Review Editorial Staff IV. PEARL THERESA DOMAINGUE ‘“‘Doily’’ Ambition: Medical Secretary. Band {[,II; Orchestra I,II; Dramatic Club I; Glee Club I,II; Bowling Team I; Amateur Show I; Hi-Tri III; Dance Committees I, IT, Activities: III,IV; Junior Promenade Com- mittee III; Hi-News Typing Staff IV; Typing and Editorial Staff of the Review IV; Usher Committee IV; “Variety Show” Program Committee Chairman IV. ANNA ROSE DRYJOWICZ “Honu” Ambition: To live a full, happy, and successful life. Activities: Glee Club II; Hi-News Business Staff III; Promenade Invi- tation Committee III; Manager of Hi-News Business Staff IV; ‘‘Variety Show” IV, “‘Dave”’ a millionaire’s DAVID A. DOSTAL Ambition: To marry daughter. Activities: Football III. IDA MAE ANTOINETTE DUMAIS Ambition: To work in the commercial field. Activities: Glee Club I,II; Promenade Refreshment Committee III; Senior Dance. Refreshment Committee IV; “Senior Variety Show” IV. ses _ ALICE THERESA DUQUETTE Ambition: To succeed in life. Activities: Promenade Committee III; Senior Dance Committee IV; Review Staff IV. “Shorty”’ VIRGINIA LEE EISOLD Ambition: To be a nurse. Activities: Girls’ Basketball II, III; Girls’ Baseball ITI. “Gin” PHYLUIS MILDRED DUQUETTE. Phil”’ Ambition: housewife. Activities: ‘‘Variety Show’’—Soloist IV. To be a singer and then a ROLAND EARL FALCONER “Ghick': Ambition: Mechanical Engineer. Activities: Photography I; Senior Dance Committee IV; ‘“‘Variety Show” IV. e AMERICO FERNANDES “Macky” JOSEPHINE ROSE FILIP “Josie” Ambition: To set up my own business. Ambition: Telephone Operator. Activities: Soccer II,III,IV; Amateur Activities: Glee Club I,II. Show III; Hi-Y III,IV. ELINA FONSECA “Lena” ISABELLA SANFORD GARDNER “Bell” Ambition: Travel all over the world. Ambition: Comptometer Operator. Activities: Glee Club I,II; Hi-News III, Activities Hi-News I,I11,IV; Glee Club I, IV; Dramatic Club I; First Aid I; II; Dramatic Club I; Fashion De- Dance Committees I,II,III; Voice signing Club I; Review Editorial Training I; Promenade Committee Staff IV; Christmas Program I,II; III; Review Business and Typing Dance Committees I, II, III, IV; Staff IV ; Editorial Staff of Review IV; “Variety Show’ Committee IV. Usher Committee IV; Promenade Usher II. RAYMOND PAUL GAUDREAU “Pudgy’’ ALAN R. GODDU ‘cruise Ambition: Carpenter or Mortician. Ambition: To become a mechanic or Activities: Civil Air Patrol; Football III. chauffeur. EDWARD GOLDEN “Ed” GLORIA GOMES “Lola’”’ Ambition: Ciyil Engineer. Ambition: Stenographer and to find out Activities: Dance Committee I,II,III, the “‘why’s’”’ of things. IV; Glee Club II,III; Hi-Y JV; Arch Activities: Dramatic Club I; Glee Club Bearer III; Junior Promenade III; I,II; Refreshment Committee III; Review Business Staff IV. Pro Merito III, IV; Hi-News IV; Review Editorial Staff IV. “‘Cherokee”’ GEORGE W. HARRICA Ambition: Business Accountant. Activities: C.A.P. I,II; Aeronautics Club II; Football III,FV. BARBARA AMES HILL Ambition: Journalist. Activities: Transferred from Deering High School, Portland, Maine, in 1947. Hi-News IV; Review Editorial Staff IV; Pro Merito IV; Orchestra IV. “Bobby” ALZIRA HENRIQUES “Zeke” Ambition: To live a happy life. Activities: Glee Club I,II,III; Dramatics I; Basketball I; A Cappella Choir I,IT; Baseball II,III; Usher II,III; Dance Committee I. WILBUR LEWIS HOWES “Timber Will’’ Ambition: Live to be 100. Activities: Football III,IV; Boys’ State Representative III; Senior Dance Committee; Photography I; Glee Club I, II; Chairman Freshman Dance; A Cappella Choir; ‘““Gypsy Night’’ I; Review Editorial Staff IV. IRENE MARGARET KANIA bet bd Ambition: To live a happy, eventful life. Activities: Hi-Tri III,IV; Dance Com- mittees JI,II,III; Glee Club I,II; Dramatic Club I; First Aid I; Prom- enade Committee III; Class Ring Committee III; Review Editorial Staff IV; ‘“‘Variety Show” IV. ‘“‘Dimples” PHYLLIS KMIEC Ambition: To be a success in life. Activities: Glee Club I,II; Dramatic Club I. CLARA IRENE KAWECKI “Blondie’’ Ambition: To be successful in whatever I undertake. Activities: Girls’ Glee Club I,II,III; Hi- News Business Staff I,IV; Review Typing and Business Staff IV. MARY SANDRA KUSEK Ambition: Singer. Activities: Hi-Tri III; Gift Club I; Girls’ Glee Club II,III. ta, Wegmans CLAIRE LANGEVIN Ambition: To become a beautician. — Activities: Glee Club I,II; Dance Com- mittees I,II,III; Hi-Tri III,IV; Usher successful Iil,IV; Dramatic Club I; Junior Promenade Committee III. JOSEPH PETER LISAK JR. “Jerry’ ’ Ambition: To be successful in a mathe- matical field. Activities: Student Council I,II; Glee Club I; Aviation I; Civil Air Patrol I, II; Football III, 1V; Basketball Manager III; Baseball Manager IIT; Class President III; Hi-Y III, IV. RONALD EDWARD LANGEVIN “Ronnie” Ambition: Undertaker. Activities: Photography I; Dance Com- mittees I,II,III; Hi-News III,IV; Hi-Y Amateur Show IV. RAMIRO A. LOPES Medo”’ Ambition: Live and let live. Activities: Soccer. “Corky”’ LEONARD EDWARD LYON “Ten CURTIS EUGENE LYONS Ambition: To join U.S. Army. Ambition: To become a florist. Activities: Civil Air Patrol I, II; Soph- Activities: Civil Air Patrol I,II; Photog- omore Dance Committee II; Senior raphy Club I,II; Senior Dance Dance Committee. Committee. LORRAINE STELLA MAGIERA ‘Lorrie’ Ambition: Laboratory Technician. Activities: Hi-News I; Glee Club I,II, Baan PA MACHADO cag: III; Senior Band III; Basketball III; Ambition: Be happy and successful in Review 1V; Class Treasurer III; life. Orchestra II; Christmas Pageant Activities: Dramatics; Glee Club II. II, III. AMERICO MANUEL ““Jake”’ Ambition: Football player for Notre Dame. Activities: Glee Club I,II; Football III,IV; Hi-Y IV; Dance Committee III, IV. ELIZABETH EMILY MCKAY Ambition: Work in an office. Activities: Glee Club I, IT. “Betty”’ ADELE CONSTANCE MARTINS “Dolly” Ambition: Travel around the world. Activities: Basketball I, II, III, Co- Captain IV; A Cappella Choir I; Glee Club I,II,III; Dance Com- mittees I,II,III,IV; Baseball I,III; Dramatic Club I. MARY CATHEN MCKAY “May”’ Ambition: To work and then get married. Girls’ Glee Club I. Activities: BARBARA MAY MCVEIGH “Babs” MICHAEL MELNYCK “‘Mike”’ Ambition: Commercial artist; singer. Ambition: Make-up artist. Activities: Glee Club I, I], II, IV; Dra- Activities: Golf I, II, III. matics I; Review Staff IV; “‘Senior . Variety Show” IV. TEDDY W. MIAZGA “Sluggo” AUDREY LILLIAN MILLER Ambition: Raising Mink. Ambition: To be a florist. Activities: Glee Club I; Hi-News I,II; Dance Committee I, II, III; Junior Promenade III; Review Staff IV; Usher Committee III, IV. EUGENE J. MISIASZEK “Rusty” PETER EUGENE MORIN “Peter Rabbit’ Ambition: Travel. Ambition: Florist Activities: Photography I; Football III, Activities: Civil Air Patrol I,II; Photog- IV; Basketball IV; Baseball IJ, III, graphy I,II; Junior Promenade III; IV; Pro Merito III, IV; Vice Presi- Senior Dance Committee IV. dent of Pro Merito IV; Hi-Y IV; Senior Dance Committee IV; Edi- torial Staff of Review IV LO “Casey” 1UCILIA LUCY NATARIO “Lucy” Ambition: Travel. 5 Ambition: To be a successful hair-dresser. Activities: Soccer II,III; Basketball III me eyt : AIT; Activities: Glee Club I,II; Entert t IV; Baseball III,IV; Football IV; Committee 1. Dia area a Hi-Y IV; ‘‘Senior Variety Show” IV. EVELYN AGATHA NOGA OTM Ambition: Go to England. Activities: Glee Club I,II; Vocal Train- ing Group I; First Aid I; Freshman Party I; Junior Promenade III; Senior Dance, Chairman of Invita- tion Committee IV; Business Staff of Review IV; “‘Variety Show” IV. ALICE PALATINO PALS Ambition: To visit Portugal. Activities: Glee Club I,II; Dramatic Club I; Dance Committee Chairman III; Hi-News Business Staff III; Dance Committee IV; Review Busi- ness Staff IV. SHIRLEY CLAIRE O’GORMAN Shirl? Ambition: To life a happy and enjoyable life. Activities: Dramatic Club I; First Aid I; Junior Dance Committee III; Junior Promenade III; Girls’ Basketball II]; Senior ‘‘Harvest Hop’’ Committee IV; Review Staff IV; Pro Merito III; Senior Variety Show Committee IV. JULIETTE PALHETE Ambition: Fashion Designer. Activities: Glee Club I; Student Council I,II; Softball II; Basketball I; Cheer- leader I,II; G. O. Ball II; Hi-News I; Dance Committee I,II,III; -Prom Committee III; Co-Chairman Sopho- more Dance II; Usher Committee III,IV; Arch Bearer III; Class Vice- President III; Review Business Staff IV. “Jimmie” ALBERT PEREIRA “‘Geese”’ Ambition: Get married and be able to retire. Activities: Glee Club I,II; ‘Gypsy Night’’; Soccer I,II; Football IV; Basketball II, II, IV; Hi-Y. SEBASTIAN PEREIRA Ambition: To be a machinist. Activities. Golf III. “Chebby”’ UN FLORENCE PEREIRA Ambition: To visit Portugal. — Activities: Be Girls’ Glee Club I,II; Dra- matic Club I; Orchestra Committee III. JOAQUIM QUEIROS Ambition: Model Maker. Soccer II, III, IV. | Activities: “‘Jackie’’ BERNICE IRENE RANDALL “Bunny” MANUEL SALOIO “Manny”’ Ambition: To tour the world. Ambition: See Alaska. Activities: Glee Club I,II; Dramatic Activities: Baseball I, II, III, IV; Foot- Club I; Usher Committee III, IV. ball I; Glee Club I. DOROTHY SANTOS Dot- RITA LUCILLE SAVOIE “ Rite’”’ Ambition: To travel. Ambition: A gym teacher. Activities: Dramatic Club I; Glee Club; Activities: Co-captainof girls’ baseball III. I,II; Basketball III,IV; Baseball IV; Hi-Tri IV. ANTHONY SCHABOWSKI “Tony” Ambition: Chemist. Activities: Hi-News III,IV JOHN EDWARDS SIMMONS “‘Jack’’ Ambition: To graduate from the Uni- versity of Massachusetts. Activities: Projector Club I,IJ,III,IV; Dance Committees I,II,IV; Soccer Manager II; Baseball II,III; Foot- ball III,IV; Junior Promanade Com- mittee III; Hi-Y IV. ‘RICHARD SEVERYN “Rich’’ Ambition: Tp be a test pilot in the Ul Se Navy: Activities: Football III,IV. FRANK W. SMOLKOWICZ ““Smokie”’ Ambition: To play in a big time band Activities: Band I,II; Baseball II,III. WILMA LOIS SOSVILLE “Willie” Ambition: To be half the woman my mother was. Activities: Dramatics I; Dance Com- mittees I,II,III,I1V; Glee Club I; A Cappella Choir II; Orchestra I, II, IIT; Senior Band I,II; Hi-Tri II; Prom Committee III; Hi-News IV; Review Art Staff IV. ’ MARGARET STEPHEN Ambition: Hairdresser. Activities: Dramatics I; Glee Club I,II; ““Marge’ Committees II,III; Hi-Tri III,IV, President IV; Junior Promanade III; Hi-News Business Staff IV. LUCILIA SOUSA Florist. Activities: Dramatic Club I; Glee Club I,II1; Hi-News Business Staff IV; Usher Committee IV. “Lucy”’ Ambition: CLARICE R. SURPRENANT “Claire” Ambition: Receptionist. Activities: Glee Club I,III; Hi-News Business Staff II,IV; Hi-Tri II,III, IV, Treasurer III, Vice President IV; Class Treasurer II; Student Council Representative III; Chairman of Usher Committee III; Dance Com- mittee III; Arch Bearer III; Review Business Staff IV. “Turkey” To be successful in life. Dramatic Club I; First Aid I; JUNE TURCOTTE Ambition: Activities: Dance Staff IV. Committee IV; Review ROBERT LAWRENCE WAREHAM “Bob” Ambition: Activities: Draftsman. Aeronautics I. LOUIS VARAO Pots Ambition: Carpenter. Activities: Glee Club I,II; Soccer II, III,IV; ‘Gypsy Night’ II; Junior Promanade III; Hi-Y III,IV, Vice President IV; Review Business Staff IV; Dance Committee IV. SHIRLEY WATSON SO SHITE i Ambition: To travel and be successful. Activities: Glee Club I,II; Dance Com- mittee I; Basketball II,III,IV; Junior Promanade III; Review Staff IV; Pro-Merito IV. LEONARD ALBERT WEBSTER sel ert: Ambition To be a Draftsman. Activities: Class Dance Committees I; Projector Operator I; Bowling Team II,III; Hi-News Staff III; Sports Editor IV; Review Staff IV; Hi-Y IV. CLARA ALICE WRONA “Calie”’ Ambition: To WIN a bet on the World Series. Activities: Glee Club I; Dance Com- mittees I,II,IIJ,IV; Band I,II,III; Orchestra I,II,III; Victory Farm Corps I; Junior Promenade III; Hi-News IV; Review Art Staff IV. SHIRLEY GLORIA WHITE “Whitey”’ Ambition: To be successful. Activities: Basketball III; Hi- News I; Dance Committee IV; Review Staff IV. EVELYN MARY ZIEMBA Ambition: To stay happy. Activities: Dance, Ticket Chairman II; Ring Committee III; Basketball Manager IV; Hi-News Business Staff III; ‘Senior Variety Show”; Hi-Tri III, Program Chairman III. “Eve” HORACE DIAS Ambition: To become a major league baseball player. Activities: Soccer III,IV; Baseball III. ARTHUR GORDON GRIMES, JR. Arthur was born in Ludlow, Massa- chusetts, on July 29, 1929. He attended the Ludlow elementary schools, Milton Street School, Indian Orchard, Acushnet Avenue School in Springfield, and finally the Ludlow High School. After enlisting in the United States Navy, he was sent to the Great Lakes Naval Training Center in Illinois for his _ basic training. From there, he was sent to Memphis, Tennessee, where he became a seaman, second class. At present, Arthur is awaiting ship assignment in San Francisco, California. We raise the curtain and produce the cast, And see the review of these four years past. Successful or not, they’ll be a part Of mem’ries dear to each one’s heart. | Thru coming years, he will wish himself there, When he was blessed with no major care. And then from the storehouse of his mind, He’ll live again those days so kind. Act one, how slowly the hours passed! We hoped each class to be ended fast. We longed to be leaving, but now we know As years move on, days quickly go. Act two, rememb’ring the chances we had And honors we lost makes us feel quite sad, But doing the best we could each day, We tried to hurry that year away. Act three, we sorrowed to be so near The scene preceding the Senior year. As days came and went, friend wished with friend The clock to stop and joys never end. Act four, the climax of this great play, And soon each person would be on his way And in the last months he knew by heart His days of manhood now would start. The curtain falls and old friends may part, ¢ But always uppermost in the heart Will be the remembrance of the past, When we were featured in such a cast. { School days have gone but the years to come Will bring to each new achievements and fun. Let’s meet, star with star, at a future date And recall the class of ’48! a PALHETE Barbara Hill, ’48 COOCh se Peak ss Fl Wee oe a a boast OE Mr. John J. Hurley Assistant? Go0chestee mo nL ee ne ee eee Mr. William Jenkins Managers ero row ee Roland Pancotti, Joseph Lisak, Alfred Harrica lst row; Stanley Boduch, ’47, Theodore Siok, ’47, Albert Pereira, °48, Louis Burkot, ’47, James Teixeira, 47, Walter Kareta, ’47, Albert Frennier ’47. 2nd row; Horace Dias, ’48, Cornelius Thompson, ’47, Louis Casagran- de, 49, Robert Butters, '48, Frank Smolkowicz, °48. 3rd row; Alfred Harrica, 49, Coach Hurley, Manuel Saloio, 48, Joseph Teixeira, ‘50, Jack Simmons, ’48, Thomas Tullar, 49, Acacio Moura, °48, Walter Mulawski, ’50, Fernando Batista, ’49, Coach Jenkins, Joseph Lisak. ‘48. Coach Jenkins, Mr. Baird, and Coach Hu Po a a a a a a a A © L________ Weg 2 VERSE WHENEVER DUTY SHALL CALL US SPORTSMEN, WE'LL RENDER US TRUE, STAUNCH IN OUR FAITH AND OUR HOfOR, DARING TO PLAN LIFE ANE W, Perr dO THE FUTURE WENOW Pee LEAVING WITH ONE THOUGHT IN MIND GLORY AND FAME LIVE FOREVER STRONG AND WE LIVE TO KEEP THEM ALIVE WITH MEM’RIES OF OUR LUDLOW HIGH. Editor-In-Chief Assistant Editor Faculty Adviser Joyce Bennet Jean O. Butler Robert S- Butters Joan Cormack Louis Cristina Blanche Dobbie Pearl T. Domaingue Alice T. Duquette Irene L. Fioravanti Elina Fonseca Isabelle 5. Gardner Business Manager Assistant Bust Faculty Adviser Jane H. Cieplinski Basil Crandell Elina Fonseca Glarage Kawecki Ruth A. McLean Evelyn A. Noga REVIEW EDITORIAL sTAFF Margaret A. Ferrier Elizabeth M. Ross! Miss Florence M. Squlmier Barbara A. Hill Irene M. Kania J. Misiaszek Mary A. Moraes Shirley C:- oO’ Gorman Anthony Schabowsk! Louis ©. Teixeira Robert L. Wareham Gloria Gomes BUSINESS STAFF Blanche U. Roberts Wanda 5. Lazarz ness Manage! Mr. Gratton H. Rooney Alice Palatino Juliette Palhete Jack E. Simmons John S, Soares Clarice R. Surprenant Louis Varao | Leonard A. Webster ART sTAFF Editor Mary 4: Moraes Assistant Editor Irene L. Fioravantl Adviser Miss Ida Jy. Hubbell Donald B. Butterfield Barbara M. McVeigh Wilma L. Sosville Adele C. Martins | | oS A. Wrona | [ WMLSP r Artists! nn che Assista Editors Mary Judith Baird grol G Moore, 0 Exchan e Editor 1 Kochane Ee Sports Editor Leonat A pster, : Staff Artist pona Butter eld, Adviset _ George yssell Joan Bennett, 50 jacqueline Marshall, aay Amita Brammucl 50 Katherine Melny eke ot Shirley emetriuss 50 Joan iviera, L Beverly Eisold, A! Shirley yellette, ; Marion inlerss Evelyn : R pmacieZ, Isabel Gardner, violet C 1 Barbara Bill, ’ 8 Wilma ville, Manager Anna R. pryjowie2� AS Assistant Manager i Jane Cieplinski, AS Adviser Miss Helen Hartnett ST AFF Beatrice dan oe Evely® Noga: Clal D yette, 50 Flizabeth Ross}, : Elena Fonsec4: AS Nancy Salli, ” Gg Gloria J uthier, Lucy ° sa, 49 Arjen odreau, ‘ Isabel Stephen, : Clara weck) Margate phen, AS A m King, Clarice R renant, : {sabell Kurpask4, Gwiatow i, 49 WMLSP. Editorial Staff Typists Business Staff PRO MERITO SOCIETY Presi deritte. ese ela k DE ee eT A EL ae ee Joan Cormack Vices Presta erties, (bon ee ee re eas ee ee ca ae Eugene J. Misiaszek Secretaries cet Bese ay ee eet eae Wilma L. Sosville Treasurer eh Bre ET ee Margaret A. Ferrier AAviSOr Aes ee, I mr ee OE OE ence a Olive K. Brooks Pro Merito is the honor society of the school. All those students attaining General or Maximum Honors for three years are automatically members. During 1947-1948, there are thirteen members— one boy and twelve girls — all seniors. Members: Blanche Dobbie; Gloria Gomes; Barbara A. Hill; Wanda M. Lazarz; Adele Martins; Ruth A. McLean; Mary A. Moraes; Shirley C, O’Gorman; Shirley E. Watson, PRO MERITO STUDENT COUNCIL ret er ee ae Louis S. Teixeira, 48 NTI SoS ol ees Louis A. Casagrande, ’49 ICI ICI rn Wanda M. Lazarz, ’48 Ee ee rs A en ER a ae Ruth A. McLean, ’48 ICR ANGCT 2 1 Anne T. Melberg, 750 SI te en ey, Robert L. Nedeau, ’50 NE I a Richard Pianowski, ’49 MEESIETIICE OQ Jean Lee Sanford, ’50 MCT ARIK? 51 os le ke ce ce John S. Soares, 748 Seemerawezyk 490 2 Angie R. Sorcinelli, 51 Me Oe ee. Odette Sousa, ’49 Betty Ann Tourville, 751 The Student Council is the governing body of the high school. During the year it has accomplished much. Last fall, the Student Council took charge of class elections and elections of the Massachusetts ‘‘Good Govern- ment Day” representatives. Student Council members also ushered during Open Night when parents of pupils visited the school. The holiday spirit came to the school when the Council decorated each homeroom door with Christmas greens and red ribbon. Then in January, this group conducted the most successful March of Dimes campaign ever held in this school. Before the end of the year, the Council expects to sponsor the annual G. O. Ball and the second annual Cancer Drive. STUDENT COUNCIL SENIOR VARIETY SHOW Sponsored by the Class of 1948 Ludlow High School Auditorium 8:00 P. M. January 28-29, 1948 l1 IT’S DAWN AGAIN aie _. Frank Shalis and His Band 2 LOO RAI OPOL KA ee L. Teixeira, R. Falconer, L. Webster, W. Howes, A. Fernandes 3. LADY FROM 29 PALMS . . .... . Francigaiienene Ae ON GHRSAVENU Bees ee ie te ee . SeeiOres bf ao DUP HELE EASE THERE gD oe AL Margaret Stephen 6. « REDtSIEK STOGKINGS Ara 2 eee Chorus Girls feo SPECIAIZLY = Sos ns tae Jo ge 8. STARS WILL REMEMBER . Oe Se Band SIP GDVUEIZALIONS Sitemap Vb eee ._ , Louie Cristina Le wees it LONSS eae itor tor Rene Shalis and His Band ll. FEUDIN’ AND FIGHTIN’ ... 2... J. Cormack siaaare oes B. Rossi, A. Moura, A. Pereira, F. Batista 12. NEAR YOU...:. .- . -. A. Fernandes, L. Teixeirajaeeiianuel LOPE Ao CEA ls PEACE SPIRE a3.) ho 6) Chorus Girls Ae AV ESBS Ie ONE HEART . � op ..: 1. Ply Tieeeeree LOS SPE CTAT Yeas. reer Pe 16. GOLDEN EARRINGS . ihre oF oe ee , oeBand Liao oRENADEZORSLHESBELUS cna B. Roberce B. McVeigh ee AR COO) aot RO) aie cy a Ot ea cranes 19. A FELLA NEEDS A GIRL . . 1. 2. 2 ‘Donaldeeiiermern 20. -FINALE: BALLERINA’. -. : . ...° .Donaldaiee i | and the Entire Company Master of Ceremonies . . . . Jack Simmons CHORUS GIRLS Clara Wrona Barbara Hill Claire Langevin Dolores Arcobello Dorothy Santos Alzira Henriques STAGE HANDS Robert Butters Eugene Misiaszek Joseph Lisak Allan Goddu Edward Golden Ronald Langevin Americo Manuel Manuel Saloio CHORUS Americo Fernandes Joyce Bennet Lucy Sousa Bernice Randall Margaret Almeida Adele Martins Peter Morin Blanche Dobbie Margaret Ferrier Marion Birrell Americo Manuel Basil Crandell Shirley O’Gorman Jean Butler Wilbur Howes Roland Falconer Diolinda Machado Elina Fonseca Joseph Lisak Leonard Webster Lorraine Magiera Ida Mae Dumais Louie Varao Louis Teixeira | COMMITTEES PROGRAM: Pearl Domaingue , Alice Duquette NEWSPAPER PUBLICITY: Jean Butler TICKETS: Joan Cormack , Louie Cristina, Wanda Lazarz, Louis Teixeira : MAKE-UP: Juliette Palhete , Virginia Eisold, Isabella Gardner, Irene Kania, Ruth McLean, Audrey Miller POSTER: Adele Martins , Shirley O’Gorman, Shirley White, Clara Wrona ace a Joyce Bennet, Bernice Randall, Rita Savoie, Tony Schabowski, Robert areham COSTUMES: Lucy Sousa , Anna Dryjowicz, Mary Kusek, Richard Severyn, Evelyn Noga Chairman of the committee ACKNOWLEDGMENT General Supervisors and Music — Mr. Merrill Cook and Mr. Gordon Merkel Co-chairmen: Irene Fioravanti and Mary Moraes Orchestra — Frank Shalis and His Band COMMITTEE ADVISERS: Programs — Miss Saulnier; Newspaper Publicity — Mr. Rooney; Tickets — Miss Hartnett; Make-up — Miss Ramsay; Poster — Miss Hubbell: Properties — Miss Brooks; Costumes — Mrs. Crain; Stage Hands — Miss Saulnier Costumes: Emma Donnelly, High Street, Springfield Specially Dance Groups — Courtesy Doris and Anita’s School of Dancing aneeniioomvane escae areca nisin BAND and ORCHESTRA Well-known to the ears of the students are the notes of the school band and orchestra, both conducted by Mr. A. H. Messenger. Mr. Messenger leads his boys and girls, about twenty-eight in number, through patriotic marches and light classical selections. The band usually plays at athletic events and “‘pep’”’ assemblies, while the orchestra usually plays the gradua- tion overture. | BAND MEMBERS: Betty Ann Smith, Irene Chase, Barbara June White, Con- stance Gunn, Jay Millane, Robert Evans, Eleanor Wright, Joseph Serafim, Agnes Clyne, Joseph Sarad, Barbara Henderson, Charles Saloio, Almeda King, Dino Ciocci, Katherine Brown, David Gibb, Robert Gibb, John Brown, James King, Francis Brown, Robert Fioravanti, Pauline Munger, Evelyn Lucek, Stephen Wrona, Curtis Gendreau, Dorothy Hill, Irene Lewicki, Charles Lavigne, John Lazarz, Owen Noel, Erland Kennan, Theo- dore Kopysinski, Charles Costa, Howie Gardner, and Walter Zglobicki, Karl Kania. ORCHESTRA MEMBERS: Almeda King, Barbara Hill, Dorothy Hill, Joan Bennett, Mary Judith Baird, Jacqueline Chenier, John Lazarz, Evelyn Lucek, Katherine Brown, Jay Millane, Earl White, Barbara June White, Betty Ann Smith, Joseph Sarad, Stephen Wrona, Eleanor Wright, Pauline Munger, Irene Chase, Joseph Serafim, Robert Evans, Charles Saloio, and Theodore Kopysinski. SONGSTERS The music for the Ludlow High School show is supplied by five different musical groups. This year’s musical highlight is the Choralettes, six girls who can be heard trilling their songs two afternoons a week. Also being introduced to the school is a mixed glee club and a double boys quartet. These groups are being molded slowly, but hopes are already high. The glee club now has twenty-six members most of whom are fresh- men, but it is expected that more students will become interested when the group becomes better known. These three organizations are directed by Mr. Merrill Cook, who hopes to send his groups to the New England Music Festival. LUDLOW HI-Y PRTESTUCTI Lee teasak ee a Oth ae OR ica nN Rear De ee Robert Butters 48 Varte=BRrestgenti ier ace ee hy, ee et a hr eg eee Louis Varao ’48 NCCT CLL Lacteaee be pie ty PRT RSE ieel dita ae oe tn Joseph Almeida ’48 DEC STIREI Cin to WARS ie Oe ed FO ee ae Americo Fernandes ’48 PLOUISEN eases Beth dk heirs eee oleh erates James Blackburn MEMBERS: Joseph Lisak, ’48; Louis Teixeira, 48; Albert Pereira, ’48; Eugene Misiaszek, ’48; Richard Pianowski, ’49; Francis Chenaille, ’48; John Simmons, 48; John Soares, 48; John Lewicki, ’49; Paul Mei, ’49; Louis Casagrande, °49; John Makowicz, ’49; Chester Krawczyk, ’49; Thomas Tullar, 49; Manuel Moutinho, ’49; Louis Cristina, ’48; Walter Gajewski,’49; Ronald Langevin,’48; Acacio Moura,’ 48; Erwin Falkiewicz,’49. CHEERLEADERS COD CUT RMI ate miter rac. er. Wee Sl ean vee Ram ee ree Mary Garcia, ’50 A U1 SCTR Rr eet se ete te rk oe arg Ae et eae Charlotte P. Ramsay This year’s cheering squad is one of the best Ludlow has ever had. They attend every game, and under their leadership, Ludlow’s cheering section has developed into one of the best in this vicinity. MEMBERS: Betty Rossi, 48; Beverly Ejisold, ’49; Barbara Hender- son, 51; Jacqueline Marshall, 51; Arminda Varao, 50; Evelyn Ciocci ’50, The golf team is quiet but powerful. Last year they were invited to participate in the Western Massachusetts Golf Tournament. In the tourna- ment they fared quite well, being runners up for the Western Massachusetts Championship. The 1948 line-up has been organized and the team has as its goal last year’s record victory over Technical and a possible victory in the regional golf tournament. | PLAYERS: Christina, Louis R., ’48; Melnyck, Mike, ’48; Drozdowski Mitchell J., ’49; Simao, Walter, 50; Costa, Elias, 51; Natario, Americo, 51; Silva, Joseph, ’51. The Ludlow High School Soccer Team has finished another very success- ful season. They won ten games, tied two, and lost none. This year they also won the Western Massachusetts Tournament and the Massachusetts State title. PLAYERS: A. Afonso, 48; J. Almeida, ’48; A. Costa, 48; L. Cristina, 48; A. Dias, 48; A. Fernandes, 48; R. Lopes, ’48; J. Queiros, ’48; L. Teixeira, 48; L. Varao, ’48; J. Lewicki, ’49; T. Alves, ’49; M. Mouthino, ’49; F. Rodriques, 749; W. Gajewski, 49; C. Saloio, ’49; F. Arcobello, 50; L. Fer- nandes, ’50; C. Lopes, ’50; A. Mathias, 50; A. Palatino, ’50; T. Santos, 50; J. Teixeira, 50; E. Costa, 51; G. Garrow, 51; P. Lewicki, “Si; }iiaeeins: 51; R. Pereira, 51; A. Natario, 51; and M. Nascimento, ’51. SCHEDULE ) Ludlow 2 Classical 0 Ludlow 4 West Springfield 0 Ludlow 3 Classical 0 Ludlow 2 Holyoke 0 Ludlow 1 Technical 1 Ludlow 0 Holyoke 0 Ludlow 8 Suffield Academy 0 Ludlow 5 West Springfield 0 Ludlow 2 New Bedford 0 TOURNAMENT GAMES Ludlow 4 Commerce 0 Ludlow 2 Holyoke 0 Ludlow 1 Easthampton 0 2. Ludlow High Soccer Team 3. Holyoke High Soccer Team 1. Ludlow Soccer Team 4. Easthampton High Soccer Team ) 5. Tech High Soccer Team a TECHS TECH FOOTBALL After having been idle on the football field for several years, Ludlow High School has had its first formal season on the gridiron. Considering the lack of experience, Ludlow has done exceptionally well in its debut and because of the spirit of Ludlow’s youth and faithful followers of the team the school and the town can look ahead to promising years. COACH William R. Jenkins SCHEDULE September 20, 1947 Ludlow 6 Ware 14 October 4, 1947 Ludlow 0 West Springfield 13 October 11, 1947 Ludlow 20 Springfield Classical 0 October 18, 1947 Ludlow 33 Orange 0 October 24, 1947 Ludlow 6 Springfield Trade 6 November 1, 1947 Ludlow 14 Palmer 7 November 8, 1947 Ludlow 13 Holyoke Catholic 6 November 15, 1947 Ludlow 19 Amherst 21 MANAGERS Alfred W. Harrica Albert A. Bobowiec Richard Pianowski MEMBERSHIP: B utters, Robert S.; Harrica, George W.; Howes, Wilbur L.; Lisak, Joseph P.; Manuel, Americo; Misiaszek, Eugene J.; Moura, Acacio F.; Pereira, Albert; Saloio, Manuel; Severyn, Richard S.; Simmons, Jack E.; Batista, Fernando; Boudreau, George E.; Bruso, Edward L.; Casagrande, Louis A.; Clifford, Donald A.; Dubchy, Edward P.; Falconer, Robert C.; Finn, Thomas; Kapecki, Stanley; Labossiere, Leo P.; Labossiere, Roland E.; Lavigne, Edward P.; Markert, Francis; Nedeau, Robert L.; Nichols, Edward; Patullo, Charles T.; Randall, William H.; Tullar, Thomas; Wilkie, James N. Amherst at Ludlow 7. Moura . West Springfield 1. Edward Nichols, Richard Severyn, Louis Casagrande 5. Pereira skirting left end behind Saloio Amherst at L. H. S. 8. L.H.S.— Holyoke Jamboree ee 2. Simmons tackles Conklin Amherst at Ludlow 4. Kickoff — Football Jamboree — Holyoke L. H. S. and Northampton BASKETBALL CODEC te PSR apt o SEAS BST EN a ee Robert S. Butters ’48 . MONG Cie eet te ee eee Bee ee TS eS Joseph P. Lisak 748 GOdCIT Re ae eS oe cee reve ean ae William R. Jenkins Assistant: Goocluccree’ ae iitin nc a ete ee tae ene John J. Hurley PLAYERS: Francis Chenaille, ’48; Louis Cristina, ’48; Eugene Misia- szek, ’48; Acacio Moura, ’48; Albert Pereira, ’48; Louis Casagrande, °49; Fernao Rodriques ’49; Donald Clifford, 49; Manuel Moutinho, ’49; John Taylor, ’49. Basketball Scores for 1947-48 season. Games Ludlow Opponent ACL LLET ID) Hees Saeed Te cole Ne eas 34 26 Smt ACAGeEMY saws cee eee 69 19 SOULDehlad lO 0 oc-nccmemne paren neato 36 38 (Gatnedralin tes ies, qramnecr aye 4] of Holyoke Ga cholic. areewtee wet 20 25 G@IASSI Cal fits eee ee eee 47 38 Easthampton s sn pea een eee Son 39 Westeopringneld is se oe. 36 43 Weare cite s onli: ane ee as 2a 36 32 ACA WaT eee to ce Soe coe ee eee 38 oe Priticldige. an Nao eee 35 39 West-oprinctield sera eae 40 39 Wear eres ae olay oa art ee ee 44 25 ADA WaT eter ee eee ere D4 46 Doak sla token pale Fee se eet ge 48 4] Eeasthamptoneinace oun eae 25 ay | Cathedral sino eee ee 43 46 Holyoke Gatholicaa eee ad 65 South Hadley uc hears eee SF oP Tournament Ludlow Williams ‘Willams. a teeeraraee. ee 23 29 | Inscription on gold medal awarded ) Robert L. Wareham for his win- g say —A Code for Sports Is a de for World Peace. GIRL’S BASKETBALL Girl’s basketball has progressed greatly in the past two years. Two years ago the girls won second place in the Valley Wheel. Last year, the girls with support from the student body, found that they had won the Championship of the Valley Wheel Contest. The girls hope that the students will help to cheer the girls to another championship this year. SCHEDULE | December 18, 1947 Ludlow at Greenfield January 6, 1948 Ware at Ludlow January 9, 1948 Monson at Ludlow January 16, 1948 West Springfieid at Ludlow January 20, 1948 Ludlow at Ware January 23, 1948 Enfield at Ludlow January 27, 1948 Ludlow at West Springfield February 6, 1948 Palmer at Ludlow February 10, 1948 Ludlow at Monson February 12, 1948 Ludlow at Palmer Co-CODIAINS es tse te ole ae ee Joan Cormack, Adele Martins COACH ad een ee eee Sieh git Se Re Sy eee Miss Helen Whiting Manoel, sot eer Stes os ke Cte ae es Evelyn Ziemba PLAYERS: Dorothy Santos, ’48; Adele Martins, ’48; Shirley Watson, ’48; Jo Ann Cormack, ’48; Shirley White, ’48; Rita Savoie, 48; Anna Silva, 49; Norma La Flamme, ’50; Arminda Varao, 750; Albertina Almeida, 50; Lena Serafin, ’50; Alice Cieplinski, 51; Helen Harasik, ’51; Jacqueline Marshall,’51; Katherine Melnyck, 51; Susie Garcia, 50; Mary Miranda, ’50. eeartues lace) en Me et chro Ansl teye And |! iva tmeb ob agtephsics ies) el fey [esl f= ABC’S of the Cast is for DOLORES ARCOBELLO, a girl whom we all know; is for DONALD BUTTERFIELD, who is always on the go. is for JOAN CORMACK, the comic of our class; is for ANNA DRYOWICZ, a very quiet lass. is for VIRGINIA EISOLD, who’s always full of fun; is for FERNANDO BATISTA, who’s never on the run. is for EDWARD GOLDEN, a very handsome guy; is for ALZIRA HENDRIQUES, who’s quiet but not shy. is for IRENE KANIA, with very big brown eyes; is for JOSEPH LISAK, who thinks he’s very wise. is for CLARA KAWECKI, a very pretty gal; is for RONALD LANGEVIN, he’s everybody’s pal. is for ADELE MARTINS, a most athletic lass; is for NEARLY ALL OF US, who hope that we may p. is for SHIRLEY O’GORMAN, who really has no foes; is for JULIETTE PAHLETE, who has the nicest clothes. is for JACKIE QUEIROS, a boy who’s awfully small; is for BERNICE RANDALL, who is so very tall. is for TONY SCHABOWSKI, who’s everybody’s friend; is for JUNE TURCOTTE, whose sweetness she should lend is for UNDERGRADUATES, of whom there are a lot; is for LOUIS VARAO, whose calling name is ‘““Dot’’. is for SHIRLEY WHITE, she surely takes the cake; is for the XCUSES, we always try to fake. is for — is for (I’ll think of something yet!) and Z is for — oh well, you know — it ends the alphabet! THE CAST IN RETROSPECT Four years ago, the Cast of 1948 was organized. Inexperience at the beginning of a high school theatrical career brought students closer together. Their fear of having an unsuccessful company soon vanished when the principal players were elected for their first public appearance. They were President, John Soares; Vice-president, Mitchell Duda; Secre- tary, Ruth McLean; Treasurer, Irene Fioravanti. Working together, the cast held a successful Valentine Party on the afternoon of February 13, 1945. Returning to the stage in their sophomore year, the troupe was led by an able, more experienced cast. The leading roles were again won by Presi- dent, John Soares; Vice-President, Joan Cormack; Secretary, Ruth McLean; Treasurer, Clarice Suprenant. These students, elected by the members of the cast, starred in the production of another Valentine Party and the first evening dance of the Cast of ’48. As Juniors, the cast produced, on October 25, ““The Pumpkin Whirl’ under the direction of Co-Chairmen Margaret Ferrier and Blanche Dobbie. Then, on June 6, 1947, they staged the annual Junior Promenade, which was given in honor of the departing senior company. The junior year’s starring players were President, Joseph Lisak; Vice-President, Juliette Palhete; Secretary, Ruth McLean; Treasurer, Lorraine Magiera. Upon their fourth and last return to the stage, the troupe of the Class of 48 was to enact its greatest productions. Elected to head the cast in these final productions were President, John Soares; Vice-President, Robert Butters; Secretary, Ruth McLean; Treasurer, Joan Cormack. The first venture was the Senior Dance given on October 23, under the capable direction of Francis Chenaille. Next, Margaret Ferrier, Editor-in-Chief of the Review, chose and assigned parts to her cast of writers, who planned to present their work at the end of the school year — The 1948 Review. In January, Mary. Moraes and Irene F ioravanti, General Chairmen of the “Senior Variety Show’, rapidly gathered their cast and produced the biggest hit of the troupe’s short and successful career. Before the troupe disbands this June, its Class Banquet, Class Night, and Ivy Day Ceremony will have been presented. The Junior Promenade will be given to honor these successful ventures launched by the Cast of 48. This closing hit is attended by many who come to see these fortunate and happy seniors on the eve of the greatest production — GRADUATION. Girls Jo Ann Cormack Jo Ann sree Barbara Hill Wanda Lazarz June Turcotte Ruth McLean Juliette Palhete Blanche Roberts Virginia Ejisold Barbara McVeigh Adele Martins Barbara Hill Blanche Roberts Irene Fioravanti Shirley O’Gorman Adele Martins Wanda Lazarz Alice Palatino Dolores Arcobello Lucy Sousa Rita Savoie Margaret Ferrier Dorothy Santos Wilma Sosville Betty Rossi Blanche Roberts Blanche Dobbie Mary Kusek | Jo Ann Cormack Irene Kania Evelyn Ziemba Jo Ann Cormack Favorite Song Favorite Pastime Favorite Teacher Favorite Subject THE BALLOT Best-All-Around Most Likely to Succeed Did Most For Class Best Looking Most Polite Best Dressed Most Talkative Class Dreamer Class Mystery Teacher’s Trial Teacher’s Delight Question Box Best Dancer Class Saint Most Athletic Most Business-like Most Bashful Heart Breaker Man-Hater—Woman-Hater Most Ideal Couple Most Ambitious Happiest Class Musician Optimist Pessimist Class Dictionary Best Natured Most Dignified Class Comic Boys Robert Butters Eugene Misiaszek John Soares Robert Butters Francis Chenaille Ronald Langevin Louis Cristina Albert Pereira Robert Wareham Fernando Batista Eugene Misiaszek Basil Crandell Albert Pereira Robert Wareham Robert Butters John Soares Horace Dias David Dostal Albert Costa Roland Falconer John Soares Louis Cristina Frank Smolkowicz John Soares Joseph Lisak Eugene Misiaszek Louis Cristina Roland Langevin Theodore Miazza Near You Dancing Miss Brooks Physical Education Dolores Arcobello and Louis Cristina Pro Merito Initiation Mary Moraes, Blanche Dobbie, Wilma Sosville, Margaret Ferrier Ray Bert Butters and Chick Falconer Donald Butterfield and Isabella Gardner at Haviland Pond Wilma Sosville — age six Blanche Dobbie, Dot Ferrier, Peg Ferrier, Marion Birrell, Dolly Domaingue Dolly — 1934 Evelyn Noga Roland Falconer and Frank Warren Isabella Gardner Audrey Miller Evelyn Ziemba Joyce Bennet, Blanche Dobbie, Audrey Miller, and JoAnn Cormack Dave Dostal Joyce Bennet acky Fernandes Lawrence Rodrigues and M Clara Wrona Janet Bisson and Bert Butters Allan Goddu x aon .% PRE a B | arbara McVeigh and brother Henry Alice Pal alatino pranch® parr Jerry Lisak BORN: AUCUST 2,1929 | LUDLOW DIED: NOVEMBER 27 | Individually, we bequeath the following: Albert Afonso — Leaves his position at the beginning of the alphabet to Steve Wrona and his crew cut to John Makowicz. Joseph Almeida — Leaves his love for high explosives to Walter Gajewski and his many detention slips to Evelyn Lucek. Margaret Almeida — Leaves her red hair to Violet Reid and _ her freckles to Claire Gravel. Dolores Arcobello — Leaves her English orals to Carl Waldron and her big brown eyes to Dorothy Ferrier. Joyce Bennet — Leaves her dates with Don to whoever can get them and her smile to Claire Duquette. Marion Birrell — Leaves her glasses to Robert McLean and her calm and quiet way to James Wilkie. Jean Butler — Leaves her numerous service pins to Irene Kochanek and her lunch to Jean Pidgeon. Donald Butterfield — Leaves his singing voice to William Randall and his unchewed gum to Shirley Benoit. Robert Butters — Leaves his ath- letic ability to Joseph Teixeira and his appetite to Nancy Salli. Francis Chenaille — Leaves his height to Raymond Santini and his position as candy boy to Edward Nichols. Jane Cieplinski:-— Leaves her ability at ad-getting to Isabel Stephen and her long walk to school to Dorothy Hill. Jo Ann Cormack — Leaves her wit to Shirley Ouellette and her ability for getting into trouble to Katherine Brown. Basil Crandell — Leaves his popu- larity with Miss Saulnier to Janet Smith and his ah’s in his orals to Frank Arcobello. | Louis Christina — Leaves his sense of humor to Judith Dostal and his position on the soccer team to Casmir Lopes. Florence Crockett — Leaves her long bus ride to Mary Judith Baird and her pleasing way to Jackson McLean. Horace Dias — Leaves his curly hair to Jean Newman and his height to Donald Moncrieff. David Dostal— Leaves his bobby pins to any girl that might need them and his keenness for observing traffic laws to Dino Ciocci. Blanche Dobbie — Leaves her hair to Ruth Webster and her art of acquiring boy friends to Barbara June White. Pearl Domaingue — Leaves her lady-like manner to Edith Ellison and her speed in typing to her cou- sin Annette. Anna Dryjowicz — Leaves her Ipana toothpaste to Mr. Hurley and her shy (???) way with the boys to Wanda Szczygiel. Ida Mae Dumais — Leaves her quiet way to April Castro and her bike rides to anyone who has the energy to take one. Alice Duquette — Leaves her peppy. ways to William Afonso and her infectious laugh to Kamila Gil. Phyllis Duquette — Leaves her dancing ability to Manual Moraes and her gift of gab to Dorothy Nunes. | Virginia Eisold — Leaves her very quiet way to her sister Beverly and her slim appearance to Anne Mel- berg. Roland Falconer — Leaves his big shoulders to Mary Alves and his popularity with Mr. Trapp to John Taylor. Americo Fernandes — Leaves his position on the soccer team to his brother, Elizio and his toothpicks to John Lazarz. Margaret Ferrier — Leaves her ability to give this kind of Yearbook assignment to next year’s editor and her extra loud cheering to Helen McKay. Josephine Filip — Leaves her quiet laugh to William Shea and _ her liking for the color red to Earl White. Irene Fioravanti — Leaves her black hair to Charlotte Stanhope and her big brown eyes to Carol Moore. Isabella Gardner — Leaves her blue eyes to Dino Ciocci and her locker to Dorothy Ferrier. Raymond Gaudreau — Leaves his bashfulness (?) to Owen Noel and his seat in Problems of Democracy to Walter Gajewski. Allan Goddu — Leaves his blank expressions to Harvey Suprenant and a four-leaf clover to all the Juniors. Edward Golden — Leaves his dash- ing smile to Robert Nedeau and his date book to William Randall. Gloria Gomes — Leaves her many absences to Jackie Chenier and her Ludlow High School memories to all the Freshmen. George Harrica — Leaves his love for orals to Irene Chase and his ability to say them to Irene Lewicki. Barbara Hill — Leaves the cow bell which she used at all the school games to Janet Smith and her seat in the orchestra to Earl White. Wilbur Howes — Leaves his place on the football squad to Robert Falconer and his crew cut to Joe Zych. Irene Kania — Leaves her lady-like ways to Betty Tourville and her stay in the hospital to any one who can afford it. Clara Kawecki— Leaves her blond hair to Evelyn Lucek and her work in the office to Jean Lee Sanford. Phyllis Kmiec — Leaves her shyness to Sam Sousa and her bicycle rides to Marion Ehlers. Mary Kusek— Leaves her friend- liness to Shirley Henderson and her seat on the bus to Robert Grigoire. Claire Langevin — Leaves her ab- sentmindedness to- Stella Kogut and her chewing gum to Annette Domingue. Ronald Langevin — Leaves his “Van Johnson’’ wardrobe to Louis Casagranda and his deceivingly quiet manner to Ronald Whyte. Wanda Lazarz — Leaves her “ear to ear grin’ to her brother John and her sarong to Dorothy Lamour. Joseph Lisak— Leaves his Bugs Bunny jacket to Walt Disney and his glasses to the officials of any Ludlow High School soccer, football, basketball, or baseball games. Leonard Lyon— Leaves his gym period to John Martin and his last name to MGM’s trademark. Curtis Lyons — Leaves his one thought “I made it, I made it,” to all Juniors. Diolinda Machado — Leaves her hair in damp weather to Beverly Eisold and her initials to Donald Moncrieff. Lorraine Magiera — Leaves her many unanswerable questions to John Makowicz and her trips to the Orchard to anyone who wants them. Americo Manuel — Leaves his wavy hair to Thomas Tuller and his way with the girls to Thomas Finn. - Adele Martins — Leaves her sports ability to Anna Silva and her argu- mentive ideas to Betty Proctor. Elizabeth McKay — Leaves her sympathy to all the Juniors and courage to all the Freshmen. Ruth McLean — Leaves her digni- fied manner to Norma LaFlamme and her lipstick to Almeda King. Barbara McVeigh — Leaves her red hair to Anne Melberg and her high heels to Annette Belanger. Mike Melnyck — Leaves his place on the golf team to Mitchell Droz- dowski and his homework assign- ments to Roger Davis. Teddy Miazga — Leaves his unex- plainable giggle to George Boudreau and his manner of talking fast to Irene Swiatlowski. Audrey Miller — Leaves her natural curls to Phyllis Vermette and her “date Bait’”’ to anyone who can get it. Eugene Misiaszek — Leaves his membership in Pro Merito to Ruth Webster and his politeness to all the Junior boys. Mary Moraes — Leaves her art abil- ity to Steve Wrona and her love for flying to any bird with feathers. Peter Morin — Leaves his height to William Shea and his quietness to Harry Webb. Evelyn Noga— Leaves her quiet ways to Manuel Moutinho and her English ability to any Junior who can equal her. Shirley O’Gorman — Leaves her ability to play basketball to Bar- bara Henderson and her blushes to Jean Lee Sanford. Julietta Palhete — Leaves her pleas- ing ways to Robert Nedeau and her ability to drive a car to Jeannette Langevin. Albert Pereira — Leaves his athletic ability to Manuel Moraes and his dancing to Antonio Santos. Florence Pereira — Leaves her abil- ity to jitterbug to Ernest Almeida and her boy friends to Betty Tourville. Jack Queiros — Leaves his seat in Miss Saulnier’s homeroom to Doris Raymond and his locker to John Lewicki. Bernice Randall — Leaves her horn- rimmed glasses to Diana Lavariere and her laboratory ability to Tho- mas Finn. Blanche Roberts — Leaves her job as librarian to Mary Garcia and her position in choralettes to Pauline Belanger. Betty Rossi — Leaves her long skirts to Irene Alexander and her long fingernails to Arminda Varao. Manuel Saloio — Leaves his ability to play piano to Donald Moncrieff and his pitching ability to George Boudreau. Dorothy Santos — Leaves her hard studying to Harv ey Suprenant and her quiet ways to Doris Raymond. Rita Savoie — Leaves her rugged ways to Janet Anderson and her loud voice to Roger Davis. Tony Schabowski — Leaves his in- telligence in Problems to Janet Smith and his blond hair to Bar- bara McNeill. Richard Severyn — Leaves his fish- ing to Paul Mei and his studies to Mary Alves. Jack Simmons — Leaves his foot- ball to Charles Patullo and his curly hair to Donald Clifford. Frank Smolkowicz — Leaves his band leading ability to Charles Saloio and his feminine touch to Leo. Labossiere. John Soares — Leaves his parlia- mentary procedure to Charles La- Montagne and his trips to Indian Orchard, to Phyllis Lavigne. Wilma Sosville — Leaves her ability to play the violin to Theodore Steb- bins and her office duties to Agnes Clyne. Lucy Sousa — Leaves her sewing to Alfred Harrica and her independent ways to Beverly Eisold. Margaret Stephen — Leaves her height to Helen McKay and her dimples to her sister Isabel. Clarice Surprenant — Leaves her telephone calls to Isabell Kurpaska and her Buick to Americo Palatino. Louis Teixeira — Leaves his me- chanical mind to Harry Webb and his leadership of the Student Coun- cil to Louis Cassagrande. June Turcotte — Leaves her pleas- ant smile to Mitchel Duda and fashionable styles to Lorraine Bousquet. Louis Varao — Leaves his red hair to John Nascimento and his soccer ability to Manuel Montinho. Robert Wareham — Leaves his orals to Mary Miranda and his abil- ity in Tiddlywinks to John Ma- chowicz. Shirley Watson — Leaves her love of French to Walter Gajewski and her seat in English to Annie Machacz. Leonard Webster — Leaves his square-dancing to his sister Ruth and his hayrides to Roy Welch. Shirley White — Leaves her height to Richard Pianowski and her abil- ity to draw to Pauline Munger. Clara Wrona — Leaves her big shoes to any Junior who can fit into them and her hair styles to Jean Pidgeon. Lucy Alves — Leaves her grass skirt to Marion Ehlers and her snub nose to Donald Clifford. Fernando Batista — Leaves his manly physique to Roland Che- naille and his football pants to any- one who can fit into them. Albert Costa — Leaves his speaking ability to Irene Lewicki and his winning ways with the ladies to William Randall. Ramiro Lopes — Leaves his retiring manner to George Boudreau and his driver’s license to anyone who can meet his requirements. Lucy Natario — Leaves her curly locks to Rachel Welch and her shower booth to Joe Teixeira. Sebastian Pereira — Leaves his alertness in problems to Edith Elli- son and his name to Paul Mei. Evelyn Ziemba — Leaves her 18 points in the Palmer game to Norma � LaFlamme and her love for the Vicar of Wakefield to Shirley Laughran. Mary McKay — Leaves her vitality to Anita Bramucci and her book- keeping to Joe Kupperman. Horace Dias — Leaves his forward manner to Dino Ciocci and his crutches to next year’s soccer team. Therefore we, the Cast of 1948, do hereby designate and set aside this our last will and testament. Given at the executive chamber in the Ludlow High School, Ludlow, Massachusetts, this warm, sunny day in June, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty- eight, and of our newly acquired in- © dependence the first. SIGNED: Class of 1948 By our excellencies, THE WITNESSES: Zasu Spits and — Bumphrey Hogart CAST OF 1949 President iii aed s Gg RS OE oN a eee Chester Krawczyk Vice-President sos cta ick 2s ye 2 oes phate. See Oe Ae Cn oN Liza Tranquilli SCCrelOPy 233 ia si Sek ee Hk fe uk Oe a ee eee Odette Sousa TTEASUPED icv 6 iis os OO AIL Che BEN pe ee I 5 ote ne ae ee Cynthia Easson Almeida, Joseph Alves, Lucy Alves, Mary Alves, Tony Anderson, Janet E. Batista, Fernando Belanger, Annette T. Belisle, Betty E. Bernardo, Sazero Boudreau, George E. Bousquet, Lorraine L. Casagranda, Eleanor M. Casagranda, Louis A. Chase, Irene C. Ciocci, Dino G. Clifford, Donald A. Clyne, Agnes M. Costa, Albert Crockett, Jean H. . Drozdowski, Mitchell A. Dube, Jeannine A. Easson, Cynthia G. Ehlers, Marion E. Eisold, Beverly A. Ellison, Edith M. Falkiewicz, Erwin Ferrier, Dorothy M. Gajewski, Walter Gasior, Doris Grimes, Enice M. Harrica, Alfred C. Henderson, Shirley A. Jasienowski, Andrew J. Kapecki, Stanley R. Klimczynski, Estelle Kochanek, Irene M. Kosciw, Anna Krawczyk, Chester J. Kurpaska, Isabel C. Labossiere, Mary J. Labossiere, Roland E. LaMontagne, Charles A. Laughran, Shirley N. Lavariere, Diane R. Lewicki, Irene C. Lewicki, John Lewinski, Edward J. Libiszewski, Helen J. Lopes, Ramiro A. Lucek, Evelyn M. Machacz, Annie Makowicz, John McKay, Mary C. Mei, Paul L. Moncrieff, Donald W. Moutinho, Manuel Munger, Pauline B. Nataria, Lucy Newman, Jean E, Pereira, Sebastian Perkowski, Rose A. Pianowski, Richard A. Proctor, Betty M. Prokop, Evelyn M. Queiros, Joaquin Rachmaciej, Evelyn C. Raymond, Doris T. Rebeira, Grace Rodrigues, Fernao Salli, Nancy Saloio, Charles H. Silva, Anna Smith, Betty Ann Smith, Janet E. Smith, Robert W. Sousa, O dette Stebbins, Theodore _ Swiatlowski, Irene J. Tranquilli, Liza M. Tullar, Thomas A. Waldron, Carl F. Waskiewicz, Edwin C. Watson, Marion E. Webb, Harry Webster, Ruth F. Welch, Ray D. Zglobicki, Louis Ziemba, Evelyn M. HISTORY OF THE CAST OF 1949 The Cast of ’49 chose the following officers to represent them in their Freshman year: President Charles Saloio; Vice- President, Richard Gauthier; Secretary, Irene Kochanek; Treasurer, Cynthia Easson. Their initial high school theatrical event was an afternoon party which was both a social and financial success. Beginning their Sophomore year, the class of ’49 this time elected: President, Manuel Moutinho; Vice-President, Walter Gajewski; Secretary, Edith Ellison; Treasurer, Cynthia Easson. Again their most outstanding activities were parties held during October and December, respectively. As Juniors, election day was even a more important one for the Cast of ’49. This was because the Junior Year brought forth many problems, the main one being the annual promenade. So again Cynthia Easson was elected for the third consecutive time to the office of Treasurer, with the other leaders being President, Chester Krawczyk; Vice-President, Liza Tranquilli; Secretary, Odette Sousa. In addition to their plans concerning Pe ‘‘Prom’’, the Junior Troupe looks forward to their first successful night ance. Room 204 Room 209 Room 211 Cast of 1950 President -. Cow is Sicae ce ek Re a eee Anne Melberg Vice-President . tc n oA uti bee a Jean Pidgeon Secredvaryy ss 6c i inal pls oases ene opt NP eon a See Joan Bennett TV CUSUPOTS. iviusiike ee a RE a RG ee Oe William W. Nicoll Adamczyk, Rudolph A. Almeida, Albertina Arcobello, Frank Bachta, John F. Baird, Mary Judith Baron, William Bennett, Joan M. Benoit, Shirley B. Benway, Virginia M. Boczkowski, Alfred Bramucci, Anita A. Chenier, Jacqueline C. Cygan, Evelyn A. Davis, Roger J. Demetrius, Shirley M. Domingue, Annette M. Duda, Mitchell J. Duquette, Claire H. Falconer, Robert C. Fernandes, Elizio Finn, Thomas Francisco, Theresa Garcia, Mary Gauthier, Claire L. Hill, Dorothy M. Kochanek, Phyllis M. Kulig, Frank M. LaBossiere, Leo P. Llewelyn, Janet K. Marshall, Richard Mathias, Arthur Maziarz, John J. McKay, Helen S. McNeill, Barbara A. Megizsky, Raymond S. Melberg, Anne T. Miranda, Mary Moore, Carol G. Morton, Barbara A. Mosio, Edwin Mosio, Stasia B. Mulawski, Walter J. Nedeau, Robert L. Nichols, Edward W. Nicoll, William W. Noel, George L. Palatino, Americo Pasquini, Raymond A. Patullo, Charles T. Pereira, Francisco Pidgeon, Jean B. Pieczarka, Dorothy P. Podosek, Richard J. Randall, William H. Riendeau, Eugene Robak, Jane Rozkuszka, Edward P. Sanford, Jean R. Santos, Alfred J. Santos, Antonio Serafim, Idalina Shea, William J. Simao, Walter D. Stanhope, Charlotte G.. Stebbins, Elizabeth C. Sternala, Irene C. Suprenant, Harvey R. Swiatlowski, John W. Szarlan, Lillian A. Szczygiel, Wanda B. Taylor, John F. Teixeira, Joseph S. Twarog, Walter J. Varao, Arminda Wojcik, Irene A. Wright, Eugene S. Wrona, Steve T. HISTORY OF THE CAST OF 1950 _ A great deal of interest was taken in the elections of the Cast of 1950 in their Freshman year, and the results were: President, Joseph Teixeira; Vice-President, Charles Patullo; Secretary, Joan Bennett; Treasurer, William Nicoll. Last year a very colorful and entertaining party was held with both the Freshman and the invited Sophomores benefiting. As Sophomores, Anne Melberg was elected President; Jean Pidgeon, Vice-President; Joan Bennett, Secretary; William Nicoll, Treasurer. Plans to have a party in November were made, and the Cast deemed it a huge success. Room 112 Room 212 Room 217 Cast of 1951 President 0.26260 Va ay ee ee ee John Lazarz Vice-President ta caiv serie Res A NNT NS Od sip Sam Sousa DECTELSLY. hia hoe Tein eRe as Betty Ann Tourville ‘LTOASULCY 5 Ui cs oe ET eae tan ne Norma LaFlamme Afonso, Arthur Alexander, Irene G. Almeida, Beatrice Almeida, Ludgero Alves, Mary Augusto, Ann Augusto, Mary L. Barlow, John E. Belanger, Pauline Bell, Betty A. Benoit, Richard A. Bobowiec, Albert A. Brown, Katherine E. Castro, April C. Chenaille, Roland Cieplinski, Alice C. Ciocci, Evelyn M. Costa, Elias Costa, John DelMastro, Elsie Dias, Antonio Dostal, Judith A. Dumais, Orea J. Esteves, Lawrence Folvi, Henry P. Fonseca, Arlindo Garrow, George L. Gauthier, Gloria J. Gil, Kamila J. Goodreau, Phyllis A. Gravel, Clarie G. Grigoire, Robert E. Grybosh, Frances C. Guerra, Charles Gula, Patricia A. Haluch, Stanley J. Harasik, Helen E. Henderson, Barbara M. ’ Houghton, Janice M. King, Almeda C. Kivior, Dolores L. . Kosecki, Stanley LaFlamme, Norma F. LaMontagne, Daniel E. Langevin, Jeannette E. Lapointe, Barbara Lavigne, Edward P. Lazarz, John S. Leite, Sylvia Lewicki, Peter Makowicz, Alice C. Makowicz, Edwin Markert, Francis Marshall, Louise J. Martin, John A. McLean, Jackson K. McLean, Robert F. McVeigh, Alexander H. Melnyck, Katherine Monteiro, Mary S. Moraes, Manuel Morin, Richard C. Morton, Charles E. Nascimento, John Natario, Americo Noel, Owen C. Nunes, Dorothy Oliveira, Joan L. Ouellette, Shirley M. Pereira, Ralph Pianowski, Phyllis A. Podosek, Barbara S. Queiros, James Rachmaciej, Frances A. Reid, Violet C. Santini, Raymond P. Sergneri, Jean M. Silva, Joseph Silva, Priscilla Sorcinelli, Angie R. Sousa, Sam Stephen, Isabel Tourville, Betty A. Truchan, Mar jorie L. Watson, Douglas H. Watson, Robert Welch, Rachel B. White, Barbara J. White, Earl F. Whyte, Ronald A. Williamson, Lorraine Wilkie, James A. Zych, Joseph K. 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