Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1953 volume:

“ii te a) a a6 On mee a) ¥ ' a He a 1 My Z . 7 At 7 ut il nL ye i Bo Se “oS ESA S ‘Se PASS OF S23 LUDLOW HICH SCHOOL LUDLOV, MASSACHUSETTS lo Gu y on CONTENTS DEDICATION == aie ee g if f | T Ie} Nak Pract A MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1953 An old proverb tells us that A little learning is a dangerous thing. This is true only when the possessor of this little knowledge assumes it to be total knowledge. Much of the misery of mankind is due to those who assume that their little learning is all learning. Look upon your graduation as a commencement--the beginning of a larger education that will continue, yet will never be completed. To us, Ludlow High School is a laboratory in the democratic way of life, where young people of all social, economic, and religious backgrounds learn to know, to work, and to play together. This experience, coupled with an understanding that your education is just beginning, will develop responsible, growing citizens, working together to make this world a better place in which to live. We wish you God speed! Charles R, Gadaire, Ph.D. Chairinan Leo J. Brodeur Michael V. Rostkowski HOME ECONOMICS AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS P MGIOHET ADMINISTRATIVE, HEALTH AND SUPERVISORY STAFFS Left to right: Leora N, Smith, John A, Apone, John R. Trapp, Isabel B. Ing- ham, Absent: Phyllis A. Bean. MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE Seated, left to right: Alice Mae Szlosek; Marie Grimes, Mary Szczygiel, James H. King, Ida J. Hubbell. Stand- ing, left to right: Cora Taylor, Frances White, Archie H. Messenger, Helen A. Kudlic, Priscilla Ostrander, 4 aa Albert Bassette. if LANGUAGES AND SOCIAL STUDIES Left to right: Gordon O, Merkel, Joseph J. Gula, Helen F, Hartnett, Angelo S, Teixeira, Edward W. Schmidt. Absent: Rene G, Rheault. COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS s TG Left to right: Grattan H. Roonye, Vera B. Wheaton, William R, Rooney, Philomene G, Proctor, George E. Russell, Florence M. Saulnier, Olive K. Brooks, John E. Hurley. Absent: Margaret K, Murtagh. Left to right: Charlotte P. Ramsay, John 7 J. Hurley, Mary T, Cormier. Our forefathers came from many lands To work with heads and hearts and hands, From England, Scotland, France, and Wales, In spite of stormy ocean gales, From Portugal, Italy, and Greece, Brought by hope of freedom and peace, They brought their songs and crafts and skills And settled among New England hills; This heritage made steadfast men Who worked for good with shovel and pen To build our churches, schools, and mills, Their promised ambitions to fulfill. As we set sail on untried seas, Building from memories like these, Their strength and courage still uplift, As from the past the best we sift, We'll strive to keep our country free, A better place for you and me, Looking backward we can see, We, the Class of 53, That high school years have made us one-- Filled with study, work, and fun. To und erclassmen, all of you, We hand these fine traditions true! Miriam R, Ashwell rl SON In September 1949, we members of the Class of 1953 set out to enjoy the many freedoms which our forefathers drew up in the Constitution. As our first president we elected Robert R. Mishol, assisted by Peter N. Ther- rien. The class secretary was John R. Kochanek, and the treasurer was Barbara A, Gay. In our domain, we held a successful afternoon dance and later in the year a TALENT REVIEW. To conclude our first term we made an excursion to Forest Park, where we enjoyed a gala picnic, When elections confronted us again, Robert R, Mishol was chosen president and Stephen A. Makuch, vice president. Helping them by keeping class archives was John Kochanek, and Alice R, Giza kept our books. With these capable leaders, we held a banquet in the school cafeteria which was followed by a pleasant dance in our auditorium, In the spring, Mountain Park was the scene of a picnic, the year's final activity. In our junior year, the school was all aglow when we sponsored our first eve- ning dance, “The Rhythm Club of '53. It was prosperous because of the leader- ship of Alice R , Giza, president, assisted by Joan M. Rzepka, vice president; Mary Pires, secretary; and Karl Kania, treasurer, The stage was glittering with decora- tion in June for our most outstanding venture--the Junior Prom, which we called Musical Fantasy, In the fall of 1952, our class elected as leaders: Peter N. Therrien, president; Kenneth Gauthier, vice president; Karl Kania, secretary; and Stephen A. Makuch, treasurer, Our fall dance, The Ghostly Gallop, brightened the auditorium with weird decorations! We held many assemblies to plan the numerous events of our senior year--the Senior Show, our spring dance, Ivy Day, Class Night, and Class Banquet. We are also anticipating the Prom of '53, given for us by the Class of '54, and Commencement --the end of one era and the beginning of another for us, mem- bers of the Class of ‘53. y 4 4 y y y 4 4 ; y ¢ ¢ y , y ; é ¢, % QO S 4 PETER N, THERRIEN, II AMBITION: To be a successful fashion designer. PET PEEVE: Inadequate vocabularies, FAVORITE PASTIME: Going to concerts, ACTIVITIES: HI-NEWS Editorial Staff 2,3,4, Presi- dent 4; Student Council 4, Vice President 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Pro Merito 4; National Honor Society 4; High School Teachers’ Show 2,3,4; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4; Prom Com- mittee Chairman Decorations 3; Usher at Gradu- ation 3; Student Council Convention Usher 4; Sophomore Banquet Chairman Decoration Com- mittee; Picnic Committee 1,2; Dance Commit- tee 1,2; Dance Committee 4; G.O. Ball Com- mittee 4; THE LUDLOW LION Art Editor, Edito- rial Staff 4, ALMA MATER deena opti AIOE St A Sem aa ad a a a a a a KENNETH GAUTHIER th vt AMBITION: Baseball player. PET PEEVE: Girls who think they are all it. FAVORITE PASTIME: Playing any sport. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Cut it out, will ya? ACTIVITIES: Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4, Vice President 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4; Sophomore Banquet 2; Prom Committee 3. KARL KANIA AMBITION: To live a life of luxury and ease. PET PEEVE: Silly and moody girls. FAVORITE PASTIME: Ping-Pong. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I'll say! ! ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1, 2; Student Council 4, Secretary 4, Treasurer 3; Hi-Y 3, Secretary 4; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4; Arch- bearer at Graduation 3; Banquet Com- mittee 2; Prom Committee 3; Picnic Committees 1,2. STEPHEN A, MAKUCH Steve AMBITION: To be successful in whatever I do, PET PEEVE: People who make us my mind for me. ACTIVITIES: Banquet Committee 2; Refreshment Committee 3,4; Glee Club 1,3,4; THE LUDLOW LION Editorial and Business Staffs 4; Prom Orchestra Committee 3. I] oOmMm —apaAaZMomawomn iro, LEANDER J, BOUCHER Lees AMBITION: To see the world! PET PEEVE: High School girls who smoke! FAVORITE PASTIME: Football, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Why, sure! ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4; Delegate to Watertown 3; Governors’ Day Representative 4; HI-NEWS Sports Staff 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Picnic Committee 1,2; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4; Prom Decoration Committee 3; Pro Merito and National Honor Society 3,4; Banquet Committee 2; Bowling 3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3, Co-Captain 4; Hi-Y 3, Vice President 4; Archbearer 3; THE LUDLOW LION Editorial Staff 4; Maroon Key 3,4. ROBERT R, MISHOL Bob AMBITION: To find the Pot of Gold at the end of the Rainbow. PET PEEVE: Boys who come to a dance and then stand and stare, FAVORITE PASTIME: Singing. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What a snap! ACTIVITIES: President 1,2; Student Council 3,4, President 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; HI-NEWS Editorial Staff 2,3, Editor 4; Dance Committee 1,2,3,4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Teachers’ Show 2; Usher at Class Night 2,3; Archbearer 3; Dele- gate to Massachusetts Boys’ State 3; THE LUDLOW LION Editorial Staff 4; Pro Merito 3,.Secretary 4; National Honor Society 4. MARY PIRES Mimi AMBITION: To travel around the world. PEP PEEVE: Gossiping women and inquisitive people. FAVORITE PASTIME: Roller skating. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “Drop dead! ACTIVITIES: Student Council 3, Treasurer 4; Varsity Basket- ball 2,3,4; Usher Chairman 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; HI-NEWS Editorial and Typing Staffs 3,4; THE LUDLOW LION Busi - ness Manager 4; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4; Massachusetts Girls’ State 3; Pro Merito 3, Corresponding Secretary 3; Home Room Representative 4; Archbearer 3; General Chair- man of preparations WMASC Convention 4; Booster Day Committee 4; Prom Dec -ration and Refreshment Committees. 3. 12 DONALD FRANK BERTH AMBITION: Chemical Engineer. PEP PEEVE: Trying to catch ithe school bus at 8:00 A.M. FAVORITE PASTIME: Golfing. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Yes, I know! But... ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3,4; HI-NEWS 2,3, Make-up Editor 4; Golf 2,3,4; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4; Picnic Committees 1,2; Banquet 2; General Chairman RHYTHM CLUB 5 3 3; Chairman of Orchestra and Publicity-- Prom 3: Alternate delegate to Massachusetts Boys’ State 3; Pro Merito 3,4, President 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Usher at Class Night 3; Usher at Graduation 3; Usher at Senior Show 3; Hi-Y 4; Refreshment Chairman 4; THE LUDLOW LION Editor-in-Chief 4. MIRIAM RUBY ASHWELL AMBITION: To travel. PEP PEEVE: Fruitless arguments. FAVORITE PASTIME: Dancing. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: OH, Sugar!” ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 1; Glee Club 2,4; HI-NEWS Editorial Staltwoskex- change Editor 4; Dance Invitation Chairman 3; Pro Merito 3, Vice Presi - dent 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Graduation Decoration Committee 3; Graduation Usher 3; THE LUDLOW LION Assistant Editor 4. HELENE F, TOKARZ “Helcia AMBITION: To become a private secretary, PEP PEEVE: People who like to tease, FAVORITE PASTIME: Playing the accordion and playing basketball. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “What a wise guy! ! ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 2,3,4; HI-NEWS Editorial Staff 3, 4; HI-NEWS Typing Staff 3, 4; Picnic Committee 1; Banquet Committee 2; Prom Chairman of Tickets and Invitations 3; Ring Committee 3; Typing Award 2, 3; First Aid Award 3; Shorthand Award 4; Award for skill on Monroe Calcul- ating Machine 4; Dance Committees 1,2,3; THE LUDLOW LION Chief Typist 4. WILLIAM McKINLEY AURNHAMMER, JR. Willy AMBITION: To be successful in anything I attempt. PET PEEVE: Homework, FAVORITE PASTIME: Taking care of my 4-H animals, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Well what do you know? ACTIVITIES: Football 3,4; Clean-up Committee 2, MANUEL BERNARDO “Lelio” AMBITION: Become an F,B.I. Agent. PET PEEVE: Stuck-up Girls. FAVORITE PASTIME: Hunting. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2, 3. JULIA R, BIEL Julie AMBITION: To leave Ludlow and travel, PEP PEEVE: People who won't give a person a chance to ex- plain things, and trying to get to school on time. FAVORITE PASTIME: Dancing. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Aw, who gives a care! ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2,3; Banquet Committee 2; Prom Committee 3; HI-NEWS Business Staff 3; HI-NEWS Editorial Staff 4; Glee Club 4; Dance Committee 4; THE LUDLOW LION Art and Editorial Staffs 4. ROSE CAMERON Rosie AMBITION: To be successful in everything I do. PET PEEVE: People who don't enjoy life. FAVORITE PASTIME: Going steady. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “Oh, Sugar! ACTIVITIES: THE LUDLOW LION Editorial Staff 4. NANCY ELIZABETH CHABOT AMBITION: To become successful in the field of business. PEP PEEVE: Coming in late at seventh period. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “My gosh. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 4; THE LUDLOW LION Business Staff 4. HELEN ELIZABETH CHARKIEWICZ Charkie AMBITION: To own a Cadillac Convertible. PET PEEVE: Conceited people. FAVORITE PASTIME: Swimming, dancing and eating. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, my gosh! ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 2,3,4; HI-NEWS Business and Editorial Staffs 3,4; Prom Decoration Committee 3; Decoration Committee 4; THE LUDLOW LION Art and Editorial Staffs 4. WILLIAM F, CONDON pill” AMBITION: Cabinet Maker, PET PEEVE: Girls with soft voices, FAVORITE SONG: On Top of Old Smokey, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: So what! SARAH COSTA Satch AMBITION; Live, love and learn, PET PEEVE: People who talk about others, FAVORITE PASTIME: Dancing and roller skating. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Come off of it. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1,2, Co-Captain 3,4; Basketball 1,2, Co-Captain 3; Dance Refreshment Committee 2: Prom Invitation Committee 3, EVELYN M, CUTHBERT CEviG. AMBITION: To be a successful housewife, PET PEEVE: Boys who wear pegged pants! FAVORITE PASTIME: Horseback riding. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “Come on now, be nice! ACTIVITIES: Chairman of Records 4; Band 2,3; Prom Orchestra Committee 3, EDWARD JOHN DOMBEK Ed AM BITION: To play professional baseball. PET PEEVE: People who are late, FAVORITE PASTIME: Playing the violin. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Live, laugh, and be happy. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 2,3,4; Hi-Y 4; Orchestra 2, 3,4; Baseball 2, 3,4; Football 2,3, 4. DOROTHY ANN DUFFANY Obs AMBITION: Live, love and be happy. PET PEEVE: Waiting for someone who is al- ways late. FAVORITE PASTIME: Square dancing. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Only God knows and He won't tell, ACTIVITIES: HI-NEWS Editorial Staff 1,2, 3,4; Dance Committees 1,2,3; Prom Refreshment Committee 3; Refreshment Committee 4; THE LUDLOW LION Editorial and Business Staffs 4. Ty oy aes {ee LORRAINE V, DUMAIS “Lorrie” AMBITION: To be able to do my work well. PET PEEVE: Bopping. FAVORITE PASTIME: Dancing. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Fiddlesticks, ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,4; Hi-NEWS Business Staff 1,2,3, 4, Editorial Staff 3,4; THE LUDLOW LION Business Staff 4. UB) Ay I OC) PHILOMENA M, FERREIRA Phoebe AMBITION: To become a successful housewife. PET PEEVE: People who can't mind their own business. FAVORITE SONG: Blue Moon, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Two Cents, ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 1,2,3,4; THE LUDLOW LION Business Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Glee Club 3,4. ROBERT VINCENT FIORAVANTI Bob AMBITION: To become a Senator from New Jersey. PET PEEVE: Glory seekers and egotists. FAVORITE PASTIME: Television. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Calm Down! ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 1; Prom General Chairman 3; Archbearer at Graduation 3; Ring Committee 3; Pro- jection Club 3,4; Refreshment Com- mittee 3,4. EDGAR GAMACHE Ed AMBITION: Live an easy and happy life. PET PEEVE: Waiting for someone at the last minute, FAVORITE PASTIME: Taking motor car trips. FAVPRITE EXPRESSION: Only God knows and He won't tell. ACTIVITIES: Projection Club. JOHN J. GALIS Galecas FAVORITE PASTIME: Sleeping. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: That's nice, PET PEEVE: Conceited people. ACTIVITIES; Soccer 1, 2;3,4, BARBARA ANN GAY “B. Gay” AMBITION: Teach school. PET PEEVE: People who never think any- thing is funny. FAVORITE PASTIME: Dancing. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “What's with you? ACTIVITIES: Class Treasurer 1; HI-NEWS Editorial Staff 1,2,3,4; HI-NEWS Busi- ness Staff 1,2,3, Business Manager 4; Picnic Committee 1; Banquet Com - mittee 2; Prom Decoration Committee 3; Class Night Usher 3; Prom Usher 2; Open Night Usher 2; WMASC Usher 4; Alternate to Girls’ State 3; Pro Merito 4: Dance Committee 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; First Aid Award 3. ALICE ROSE GIZA SAle AMBITION: To live, love and be happy. PET PEEVE: People that drive cars smaller than my truck, FAVORITE PASTIME: Dancing. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Well, you know, ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,3; HI-NEWS Business Staff 1,2,3, 4, Editorial Staff 3,4; Prom Usher 2; Class Night Usher 3: Class Treasurer 2; Class President 3; Dance Committee 1,2,3,4; Decoration Chairman G.O, Ball 3; Picnic Com- mittees 1,2; Refreshment Committee G.O. Ball 3; Soph- omore Banquet Committee 2; Usher at games 2,3,4; Open Night Usher 3,4; THE LUDLOW LION Editorial and Typ- ing Staff 4, ANTONIO GOMES Tony AMBITION: Electrical Engineer. PET PEEVE: Conceited girls that are hard to get along with. FAVORITE PASTIME: Tearing engines apart. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “Come on, be nice. MARION JOAN HALUCH AMBITION: To live a happy and successful life. PET PEEVE: Conceited people. FAVORITE PASTIME: Dancing. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Whoops! ACTIVITIES: HI-NEWS Business Staff 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Picnic Committee 1; Dance Committee 1; Glee Club 2,3; THE LUDLOW LION Business Staff 4. BERNICE EVELYN HOWES ‘peme™ AMBITION: To live a long and happy life. PET PEEVE: People who can never see the happy side of life. FAVORITE PASTIME: Horseback riding. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, bugs. ACTIVITIES: HI-NEWS Editorial Staff 1,2,3,4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Sophomore Banquet Refreshment Committee 2; Choralettes 3,4; Picnic Committee 1,2; Ring Committee 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; THE LUDLOW LION Editorial and Art Staffs 4, 20 WALTER H, IRLA Walt AMBITION: To become a rich, successful and popular bachelor. PEP PEEVE: Girls who brag too much. FAVORITE PASTIME: Golfing, bowling and wrestling. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Why? ACTIVITIES: Picnic Committee 1,2; Dance Committee 4, JAMES B, KING esis AMBITION: To get fifty years of life out of four years of living. PET PEEVE: People with ice water instead of blood. FAVORITE PASTIME: Riding on buses. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Horse doodle dash! ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Tickets, Refreshments, and Clean-up Committees 2; Projection Club 2,3; Football 3,4; Hi-Y 4, Master of Ceremonies 4; THE LUDLOW LION Editorial Staff 4. JOHN R,. KOCHANEK Koko AMBITION: To be a millionaire. PET PEEVE: School. FAVORITE PASTIME: Pin-ball machines. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “Anytime. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1,2; Football 2,3,4; Prom Refreshment Committee 3. THEODORE KOPYSCINSKI “Coppy AMBITION: To have ten kids. PET PEEVE: Girls who talk too much. FAVORITE PASTIME: Fooling around. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Nay or Yea. ACTIVITIES: Football 3,4; Baseball 1,4; Prom Committee Refreshment 3; Student Council 1. ALICE S, KULIG Al AMBITION: Have a successful business career, PET PEEVE: Riding on buses, FAVORITE PASTIME: Playing the piano, ACTIVITIES: Pro Merito 3, Librarian 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Pianist 3; HI-NEWS Typing Staff 3, Chief Typist 4; Dance Com- mittees 3,4; Banquet Committee 2; Prom Ticket and Invitation Com- mittee 3; Graduation Usher 3; Orchestra 4; THE LUDLOW LION Typing Staff 4; WMASC Usher 4; SAE Sad py) 3% Typing Awards 1,2. | ; a JOAN M, LABOSSIERE Kitten AMBITION: To be a successful housewife. PET PEEVE: Egotistical men. FAVORITE PASTIME: Horseback riding, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I've got news for you! ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 2,3; Dance Committee 2,3, 4: Banquet Committee 2; Picnic Committee 2; THE LUD- LOW LION Business and Typing Staffs 4, 22 BEVERLY ANN LANGEVIN S Bev AMBITION: To become a private secretary, PET PEEVE: People who comb their hair in public. FAVORITE PASTIME: Watching movies and day-dreaming. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, Boy! ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,4; HI-NEWS Business Staff 4; Typ- ing Awards 2,3; Picnic Committee 1; Refreshment Com- mittees 3,4. JOANNE C, LEWICKI ‘10% AMBITION: To have a successful marriage. PET PEEVE: Boys who think they're all it. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Yah! Yah! Yah! ACTIVITIES: Pro Merito 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; HI-NEWS Business Staff 3, Editorial 3,4; THE LUDLOW LION Art Staff 4. Ga (Ay are) FLORENCE S, LYSIK PEGs AMBITION: To love and be loved. PET PEEVE: People who tell untrue stories about others. FAVORITE PASTIME: Dancing and men. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,4; HI-NEWS Business Staff 1,2, 3,4; Dance Committee 1,2,3,4; Chairman of Decora- tion Committee 4; Prom Decoration Committee 3; Picnic Committee 1,2. 23 M. DENORA MACHADO Nora AMBITION: Live, love and be happy. PET PEEVE: People who think they are better than others, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Pardon me,” E Satie ae BEVERLY ANN MACKIE Bambi AMBITION: To visit the forty-eight states. PET PEEVE: Being kept waiting. FAVORITE PASTIME: Square dancing, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, Jumping! ACTIVITIES: Picnic Committee 1,2; Pro Merito 3,4; National Honor Society 4, Reporter 4, Chairman of Invitations 2; Dance Committee 3,4; HI-NEWS Editorial Staff 3,4; Typing Awards 2, 3; Graduation Usher 3. JEAN MAKOWIEC Shorty AMBITION: To be an airline stewardess, or a hairdresser, PET PEEVE: People who ask too many questions! FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You know! ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,3,4; HI-NEWS Editorial Staff 4. 24 Pe A ee ADELE MARCIA MARIANI Dede™ AMBITION: To leave Ludlow and live in New York. PET PEEVE: People who’ lie; FAVORITE P ASTIME: Talking on the telephone, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You little devil. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 2; Glee Club 3. FAITH E, MERKEL AMBITION: To be a success in whatever I do, PET PEEVE: Short Men, FAVORITE PASTIME: Dancing. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Don't get wise. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Ticket Chairman 3; Basketball 1; HI-NEWS Business Staff 1,2,3,4; THE LUDLOW LION Business Staff 4, NANCY ANN MEUNIER AMBITION: Musician. — PET PEEVE: Cowboy music. FAVORITE PASTIME: Listening to music, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What is this? ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Ac- companist 2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Archbearer at Graduation 3. Castass ai 1G) DOLORES MORAIS AMBITION: Live, love and be happy. PET PEEVE: People who argue, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “Shoot the works, ACTIVITIES: Prom Orchestra Committee 3; Dance Com- mittee 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; THE LUDLOW LION Business Staff 4, ROSE MOURA Rosie AMBITION: Be half the woman my mother is and visit New York and Portugal, PET PEEVE People who show off, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Two cents, JAMES C, NATARIO “Chick” AMBITION: To have my own business, PET PEEVE: Girls who smoke in public, FAVORITE PASTIME: Going to the movies. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Don't tell me what to do, ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,3; Golf 2; Decoration Committees pest 26 IRENE PALATINO AMBITION: Stenographer. PET PEEVE: Moody people. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: That's for sure! ACTIVITIES: Ring Chairman 3; Prom Committee Refresh- ment 3; Dance Committees 1,2,3; THE LUDLOW LION Business Staff 4. ORT ENCE PEREIRA e(rtie: AMBITION: To get married and live happily. PET PEEVE: People who are constantly bragging. FAVORITE PASTIME: Movies and driving a car, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, gosh! ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 4, THEODORE W, RACHMACIEJ ered? AMBITION: Go to college. PET PEEVE: A person who thinks he knows it all, FAVORITE PASTIME: Going out for a good time, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “Make up your mind, ACTIVITIES: Football 2,3,4; Basketball 3. 27 PHYLLIS RICARDI Prhily AMBITION: Telephone Operator, PEISP EBV Essbests. FAVORITE PASTIME: Listening to Frankie Laine records, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, Jeekers!! ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3,4; Dance Committee 1,2, 3,4; Prom Refreshment Committee 3; Usher 3,4. VICTOR RODRIGUES “Pete; AMBITION: Carpenter, PET PEEVE: People who tell me what to do. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 2,3, Co-Captain 4; Golf 2,3; Decoration Committees 3, 4. JOAN MARIE RZEPKA Joanie AMBITION: To be happy and make others happy. PET PEEVE: People who can't tell you things to your face. FAVORITE PASTIME: Eating and listening to records, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, Dear, ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2; Dance Committee 1,2, 3,4; Picnic General Chairman 2; Prom Usher 2; Vice Presi - dent 3; Prom Committee 3; HI-NEWS Business Staff 2, 3,4; Class Night Usher 3; Graduation Usher and Arch- bearer 3; WMASC Usher 4; Pro Merito 3, Treasurer 4, National Honor Society 4; THE LUDLOW LION Busines’ Staff 4. 28 JOSEPH A, SERAFIM Boobs AMBITION: To enter the Air Force, PET PEEVE: People who know it all. FAVORITE PASTIME: Playing the trombone, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What! Pay Attention! ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,2; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y Show 3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Dance Committee 1,2,3; Student Council te EDWARD J, SKUTNIK Eddie AMBITION: Carpenter. PET PEEVE: People who give me a hard time. EARLE E, SMITH, JR, “Smitty” AMBITION: Business man or designer. PET PEEVE: Short lunch periods, FAVORITE PASTIME: Raising and breeding tropical fish. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Yes, Dearie! ACTIVITIES: Hi-Y 3,4; General Chairman Hi-Y Show 4; Decoration Committee 3; Refreshment Committee 3,4; THE LUDLOW LION Art Staff 4. 29 DONALD B, SLATE AMBITION: To be a pilot. PET PEEVE: People who are always arguing. FAVORITE PASTIME: Playing baseball. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: How about that! RONALD J, SLATE AMBITION: Jet Pilot. PET PEEVE: People who talk a lot. FAVORITE PASTIME: Playing baseball. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: ] don't believe it, BARBARA J, STEJNA Curlie AMBITION: To love and be loved, PET PEEVE: Men, thieves, school, FAVORITE PASTIME: Eating. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “Hon-e-y and Pardonnez-moi. ACTIVITIES: Banquet Committee 2; Dance Committee 3; Prom Decoration Committee 3; Invitation Committee 4; Usher for Class Night 3; Usher for Basketball games, 30 ROBERT L, SWIENTON Bob AMBITION: U. S. Marines. PET PEEVE: People who call me “chicken killer. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: That's beside the point, ACTIVITIES: Dance Committees 1,2; Picnic 2; Glee Club. JOSEPH S, SZCZEBAK ies AMBITION: Take a trip around the world. PET PEEVE: People who think they know it all, FAVORITE PASTIME: Fishing. JUDITH EILEEN WILLARD Judy AMBITION: To be a good secretary. PET PEEVE: People who call me Nancy, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, Christmas. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committees 1,2; Picnic Committee 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1; Glee Club 2,3,4; Prom Re- freshment Committee 3; Typing Awards 2,3; THE LUD- LOW LION Typing Staff 4. 3! _ Betty ELIZABETH KATHLEEN ZIELINSKI FAVORITE PASTIME: Listening to the radio and crocheting. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 1; Invitation Chairman 2; PET PEEVE: People who have no manners. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Okay, MBITION: Dental hygienist, A Picnic Committee 2; Refreshment Chairman 3,4; General Chairman 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Award for skill on Monroe Calculating Machine 4. SIRT SS SSS SSS SOS DSSS ASE EY SOT SOS SPSS OT SS OY SS SRO eee ran 9G, OS XX ss SSS RRR WIT aast ess OR SST LX OCT KY 6? SSS SR W 5 SS “ sn Kx 2 SoS Sc FOSS SOS SO SNES OSLER SS SSSR OSS ES RD Fe eT ar Mee ) . iY A NY MIEAR YE! HEAR YE | PROM eC KOGAN President - -----+----2+- e-2-2-7--5 Vice President ---------------crcc7 PUTT TTC EEE ee Ce ek ARR SE a A ee Seated, left to right: Richa Oh lin ‘56, Philip Bro¢gnh '56, Stanley Warzecha '5f, Sylvia Gadaire '54, 54, Albert Bragga '56 Ronald Douville ‘56. AbsSnt when pictupe-As taken: preee-Guans,'56, Edggdr Gamache ‘533 “O° @ Oe = BBY. [Ls ELS | THE TEU DIE@ VW ai@i N Ae aya P I N | S Tf a . Left to right: Helen F. Tokarz, Chief Typist; Alice S. Kulig, F Elizabeth K. Zielinski, Alice R. Giza,Joan M. LaBossiere, a Beverly A, Langevin, Joanne C, Lewicki, Lorraine V. Dumais, F 4 Judith E. Willard, Nancy E, Chabot. B Back row, left to right: William M. Aurnhammer, Florence S. U rT a Lysik, Faith E, Merkel, Stephen A, Makuch. Middle row, left to right: Dorothy A. Duffany, Joan M. LaBossiere, S Philomena M, Ferreira, Front row and staircase: Irene Pala- tino, Dolores Morais, Mary Pires, Business Manager; Joan M, Rzepka, Donald F. Berth, Editor-in-Chief, Tbmilen) Luu} DY RIOM yaad k1 (Ou EDITORIAL STAFF oe ey lx i. Left to right: Barbara A, Gay, Robert R. Mishol, Leander J. Boucher, Alice R, Giza, James B, King, Stephen A. Makuch, Julia R. Biel, Peter N, Therrien, Beverly A. Mackie, Alice S. Kulig, Helen E, Charkiewicz, Lorraine V. Dumais, Miriam R. Ashwell, Miss Florence M, Saulnier, Advisor; Donald F. Berth, Editor-in-Chief. ART STAFF Left to right: Helen E, Charkiewiez, Florence S. Lysik, Barbara A, Gay, Miriam R, Ashwell, Peter N. Therrien, Art Editor; Joanne C. Lewicki, Miss Ida J. Hubbell, Advisor; Bernice E, Howes, Julia R. Biel. 37 LUDLOW -tl) - MEWS E Dill) Oi AG one BOARD OF EDITORS Editor-in-Chief - = - = = = ='+ = | =) 6 =)-% = ROBERT R, MISHOL '53 Assistant Editor - - - - = = = = = === ©=s === PHYLLIS BARON '54 Make-up Editor: =) = ete 3 ae ae DONALD F, BERTH '53 Exchange: Editotse =| Ria ia 0's ie ae ee MIRIAM R, ASHWELL '53 Sports Editor) == = :90= 09) = = fe = )5 me ce ey i JOHN MILLANE, JR. '54 BO VISOF a ee wi i) es eh a ed mlm onto eet a nee MR, GEORGE RUSSELL ST AFF 1953: Julia R. Biel, Nancy E, Chabot, Helen E. Charkiewicz, Dorothy A. Duffany, Barbara A. Gay, Alice R, Giza, Bernice E. Howes, Beverly A. Mackie, Jean Makowiec, Veter N. Therrien, 1954: Amy Almeida, Aurea Augusto, Joaquina Augusto, Ruth Bachta, Nancy Casagranda, Marilyn Eisold, Sylvia Gadaire, Ann Harrica, Mabel Henriques, Charlotte Jurkowski, Janis Johnston, Jeanne Laughran, Carol Lewicki, Antonia Martins, Rose Marie Saletnik, Walter Saletnik, Eleanor Segneri, Stuart Smith, Mildred Wadas. 1955: Carol Benoit, Audrey Blanchard, Barbara Brodeur, Rita Gates, Mary Johnston, Barbara Kurpaska, Nancy Monettee, Judith Moore, Gloria Nunes, Alice Pereira, Phyllis Saletnik, Myra Silva, Dolores Soares, Joan Szlosek, Dorothy Tetrault, Annette Waszeciak. 1956: Patricia Ferris, Eleanor Fierlit, Diantha Gadaire, Florence Goncalves, Merrilyn Goodwin, Arlene Kivior, Rosalie Mulawski, Sandra Parker, Barbara Pecedonio, Sandra Proctor, Edith Smith, Margaret Steele, Marion Tokarz, Judith Tromblay, Priscilla Trombly, Irene Witowski. TeY PINGS EA EE Chief Typist - ---------+------------- ALICE S, KULIG ‘53 TYPIST 1953: Alice R. Giza, Mary Pires, Helene F, Tokarz. 1954: Patricia Lapointe, Antonia Martins, Nancy Munger. BUSINESS MANAGERS Business: Mana pens ere) ao) ape sw a oe ee et ee BARBARA A, GAY '53 Assistant’ Manager! == =.= sim te te) 6 ais aro eo JACQUELINE BOUCHER '54 Distributor - - ---------+ +++ -2--- eee JOAN M, RZEPKA ‘53 Bookkeepers oe ie) mom) ee epee ale) = eae a ALICE R, GIZA '53 Advisor - ------------+--+---+---- MR, GORDON O, MERKEL ST AFF 1953: Alice R, Giza, Beverly A. Langevin, Florence S. Lysik, Faith E, Merkel, 1954: Nancy Makarewicz, Frances Makowicz. 1955: Milton Adao, 1956; Catherine Allens, Roberta Bachta, Frances Berkowicz, Helen Boczkowski. 38 Budlow Hi= News ime 20 LUDLOW, MASSACHUSETTS NOVEMBER 26, 1942 , “2 mN OPF TO KARE YSITARY dined, as he ildhood day helor r hi oyag é re . « ‘ f eV OR GOH : ‘ and nn I O . I ple ¢ m. Aurnham du ‘offi ymember wig on Novembe f every utstanding ; on 1 t If this nt in all |} lairy and mba ST f Flor ented i hu ateul ov On O fo lent I i t m hat th P 1 1 , : 1 Tr ; yecords, which covered fiv I Ly Brods Mayr This wa { 1D ’ P F' i 1 Hi ever, 4-H! work im electrical, Dorott Warehan he ye Lr ! ecks were spent | Rob Mishol, { Berth wil d ut to | up to t wep, tractor, and baby beef Patricia An n prepa for tI . Jami ender é a Linu andard t } J ’ to the 4- Reali K ho nt vay out of a: Meetings 1c We M wehu , sins Sant outst ( wt to Boston t hool these two days, t Sheraton Plaza Ho W the isome of the outs if historic Boston es Visit bee ‘tts Mutu } | al esda { Bro ti {7} aero f i oy) | hope tha t in part f ‘ J It ; certa de ' i rm : I va wat Kap ’ . MENT ’ ‘ at Uisdd y Phrous . dais ’ ig refreshmer f al ' Ge : and To len at ntatis Ae iin tami wantin x ye t of ‘sf ed to accommodate the ap- | gp rom ro 204, Sylvia Stejna from ; re “4 % oe still do, howeve the -Kool Kat Everyone E} i ahd Camncitac io ti, nd Robert Nowak fi m — Cla eee av three goon stenorrapher wl to is wet agreed that Almeida’, Jasn Carpenter, Ana. Has wee I x i pecns ts zn cca avotar on Stevenson Re 9913 si gg 3 tatior en confidential wer ei gel rica, Robert Nowak, John Millane, Fe tt ee men et ene a 21 1849 |The manager then escorted them lowing chairmen and their man. The job of the members of For the floor where they were shov ‘ and Janis Johnston x . : i Governor ' S$ were responsible for the j this committee is to take the orders Class Town how to type back the dictated m Abas be paneer Rie paar The junior homeroom teachers, for the rings. Haver 11 799 | terial. All the pupils had dictat Dhairman. and also served Miss B harlotte Ramsay, Mrs. Mary Some of the students ave had) Herter 17 1838 part of a letter at the time they hs freshment committee. Re- Cormier, and Mrs. Philomina Proc their ring sizes taken by Mrs. Cor- For Senator been in the office, so they decid Committee: William Rus- | '°f served aa the advisers: for ‘the mier, and the rest will soon be | Class Town | to play back the record and listen | ueline Boucher, Carol Le- | affair. | taken. The rings should arrive hear | Kennedy 33 2R78 | themselves dictate a letter. Most « oe ie TS ae | i, i ye es ie a - - 1. - ; A 4 T QO Ww N ee if G MSE TIN TONIGHT! Oe ee. re x he 4 OE SS - y Yd i} | | | Tete PPE oN Os ee —Se SBS = = Sass: By AN LA @)Af BOYS GIRLS LEANDER. J, BOUCHER = - == --=--=--=- Best, All Around = 3 = Sian ei ae eo 9 MARY PIRES TIN AGL PoebER Lo oe Mostikely 10.5 Ucceed (= iene n=n MIRIAM R, ASHWELL Baek. MISHOL:) =e Sins Ria in PeLCOULIGS per = = NANCY A, MEUNIER DONALD F, BERTH --------7--- - Most Business-like - ---------- HELENE F, TOKARZ HORN RL, KOGHANEK = --2)= = - © 2 = -- 5 Teachers’ Trial - -------- +=-+-- ROSE CAMERON DGINALL Fr. .BDERIH @ 9-)= = - + = == Preachers CL GU tte a) a= = her = MIRIAM R, ASHWELL ROBERT R, MISHOL - -----=---+-+---- PIS DPS Gat ian ee ie a mime = ROSE CAMERON JOSEPH A, SERAFIM - - -----+---¢- MOStrA IIIS TIC = isyetiaei a= ete ae atm) ei MARY PIRES EARLE B, SMITH = -'-- == -- +----=- Most Bashful - - ---------- NANCY E, CHABOT Be Ps OGL ANB aay nia en ia oie eye in = Noisiest ---c ------+-+--- ROSE CAMERON TAMES I Bs) KING = 99 = 9 =5= ==) == = = = =) = Class Orator ----------+-+°7 BARBARA A, GAY WALTER H, IRLA = = - ------+--+e-¢ - CeLASSaNiy SLC MLetg= seat eee a mi = BEVERLY A, MACKIE EARLE E, SMITH = = = -------= Woman Hater - Man Hater - --------- ALICE S, KULIG Sener DEL mer tt ae mila se wom Bisvest drags with Pacuity = nte = ) p BARBARA A, GAY Boe DOMBER. alate etm er = aoe see las = Dreametaceeae= i - = = - = = = ORTENCE PEREIRA DPA Te A A en ms cea ms | Seed ws, La a Best LOOKIN G@eageee | — = ) o=0= so = = = ADELE M, MARIANI DONALD F, BERTH --=---- ----77--- Most Studigus === = —- = =-- = - MIRIAM R, ASHWELL Pelee N, THERRIEN = =)- = -- - -- = - Most Ambitious = = - - ==-=+-=-- - MARY PIRES PETER N, THERRIEN - ------------ Most Polite - ------------ BERNICE E, HOWES PARLE En OMIM = = = '= 3) = = eS = 3 = Class Saint - - ---- - --+5 MIRIAM R, ASHWELL ROBERT LZ SWIENTON = (--e0- =) )= = =)= Class Flirt = = = .-'= --+=-+=- JOANNE C, LEWICKI SOMEWHERE ALONG THE WAY - ------ Fea VOUACE 8 OG im Feet it odie wre Sm fine he ei a = TRYING GEORGE E, RUSSELL = = = - - Teacher pupils are least likely to forget - - FLORENCE M, SAULNIER 4| ————E HAryrmMocCHANM USHER COMMIT TEE | Left to right: Alice Giza, Donald Berth, Bernice Howes, Phyllis Ricardi, Beverly Langevin, Ortence Pereira, Peter Therrien, Barbara Stejna, Robert Mishol, Philomena Ferreira, and Mary Pires- Chairman, BOOSTER DAY HIGHLIGHTS 42 The Student Council, which is the clearing house of all student activity, is one of the busiest organizations in the school. They decorate the rooms for Christmas, and in January, conduct the March of Dimes campaign in the entire school system, They nominate candidates for the Babe Ruth Sportsman- ship Awards and for Govenors' Day at the Eastern States Exposition. The Stu- dent Council also sponsors the G.O, Ball. Every year Student Council sends a delegate to the state and divisional Conventions, This year, Ludlow High was host to the forty member schools of the Western Massachusetts Association of Student Councils. It was the first time in ten years that a convention of such magnitude was held in the school, Miss Florence M. Saulnier, advisor of the WMASC as well as advisor of our local council, was in charge of the convention. Robert Mishol, vice president of WMASC, greeted the guests whose convention was made successful by all the pre-planning done by Mary Pires, chairman, and the members of the senior and junior Stu- dent Councils, and the members of Pro- Merito. JR, HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Front row: P, Bowler, D. Gonsalves, Treasurer; L. Brodeur, President; J, Nascimento, Secre- | tarynG. McGhesney, y Back row: F, Cuzzone, I, Carvalho, Mr, Edward W, Schmidt, Advisor; A. Jaworsky, EF. Martin, A. Trombly, G, Peczka, J, Soares, Vice President, (absent when picture was taken), SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL First row, left to right: Henry Giza, '55; Peter N. Therrien, '53; Robert R. Mishol, '53, Presi- dent; Karl Kania, ‘53, Secretary; Leander Boucher, ‘53, Vice President; James Guerra, ‘56. Second row: Elva Bell, '56; Barbara Pecedonio, ‘56; Florence Gonsalves, '56; Mary Pires, ‘53, Treasurer; Barbara Brodeur, '55; Nancy Fuller, '56; Barbara Kurpaska, ‘55. Third row: David Minney, ‘54; Phyllis Baron, '54; Rose Saletnik, '54; Carol Benoit, ‘55; Antonia Martins, ‘54; Joan Szlosek, ‘55; John Millane, ‘54. LAUNCHING BOOSTER DAY! WMASC OFFICERS Left to right: Robert R. Mishol, Vice Presi- dent; Helen A, Maier, Springfield Classical, Secretary; Leo A. Byrnes, 43 Holyoke High, President. ees, SNE ee we ee ne LUDLOW | . - Lt oh 8 1 a eee eed ee LUDLOW HI- Y First row, left to right: William Russell '54, Stuart Smith '54, Donald Fioravanti '54, James Sanford '54, Alfred Alves ‘54, Second row, left to right: Earle E, Smith '53, Chaplain; Karl Kania '53, Secretary; Robert R. Mishol '53, President; Leander J. Boucher ‘53, Vice President; Kenneth Gauthier '53, Treasurer, Third row, left to right: James King '53, Donald F. Berth '53, Robert Nowak ‘54, David Minney '54, Morrison Ferrier ‘54, Charles Goodwin '54, John Millane '54, Mr. Angelo S, Teixeira, Advisor. PROM ER i @ Pro Merito, a state honor society established in 1917, was introduced into the Ludlow schools in 1935. The idea of having a Junior Pro Merito began in 1923. In January, 1951, this honor society be- came a part of the National Honor Society, A state convention is held in May and regional meetings in the fall. Members are elected to Pro Merito at the beginning of their junior year. Pro Merito members read proclamations in assem - blies and the Bible in Chapel. They also introduce speakers and put on special assemblies for the student body. Each Christmas, members sell seasonal cards and paper. Every year Pro Merito gives a party for the underclassmen who have made the honor roll, A new feature of Pro Merito is a Christmas luncheon for pupils planning to attend college; at this luncheon, college students and students from schools of nursing, business colleges, and the like return to give first - hand impressions of their initial year in schools of higher learning. This year proved to be successful in that ten alumni returned to tell of their experiences. 45 Seated, left to right: Mary Pires, Corresponding Secretary; Joan M. Rzepka, Treasurer; Leander J. Boucher, Robert R. Mishol, Recording Secretary; Miriam R. Ashwell, Vice President; Barbara A. Gay, Joanne C. Lewicki, Alice S, Kulig, Librarian; Beverly A. Mackie, Peter N. Therrien. Standing, left to right:Miss Olive K, Brooks, Advisor, Donald F. Berth, President. Morrison G. Ferrier, Jacqueline 1) Left to right: Boucher, John A. Millane, Svivia A, -Gadaitg Robert S, Nowak, Phyllis A. Baron, Aiea aOak Seated, left to right: Donald F, Berth ‘53, Peter N. Therrien '53, Philip Willard '54, Alfred Alves ‘54, Karl Kania '53, Robert R. Mishol '53, Stephen A. Makuch '53, John Millane ‘54, Morrison Ferrier '54, James Guerra '56, Amos Bourdeau '54, Edward J. Dombek '53. Standing, left to right: Phyllis Saletnik 55, Miriam R. Ashwell '53, Mildred Wadas '54, Rose Marie Saletnik '54, Nancy E. Chabot '53, Joan Carpenter '54, Judy Moore ‘55, Bernice E, Howes '53, Myra Silva '55, Helen E, Charkiewicz '53, Mary Pires '53, Nancy A. Meunier '53, Phyllis Baron 54, Sylvia Gadaire '54, Judith Willard '53, Beverly A. Langevin '53, Patricia Lapointe '54, Nancy Munger 54, Marilyn Eisold '54, Jacqueline Boucher '54, Claire Talbot ‘55. The Ludlow Glee Club is made up of boys and girls in high school, The Glee Club takes part in the Western Massachusetts Music Festival, the annual Christmas Con - cert, and other school programs. The mixed chorus is under the direction of Miss Priscilla Ostrander. Seated, left to right: Virginia Silva, Margaret Steele, Majorie Gibb, Patricia Ferris, Edith smith, Nancy Willard, Rosalie Mulowski, Marion Tokarz, Rita Cabey, Standing, left to right: Sandra Proctor, Eleanor Fierlet, Florence Gonsalves, Diantha Gadaire, Priscilla Trombly, Mary Ann Bernot, Elva Bell, Nancy Fuller, Sandra Parker, Carolann Gershowitz, The Freshman Chorus is directed by Miss Priscilla Ostrander. This chorus is made up of girls in the freshman class. This group has taken part in the annual Christmas Concert and other school musical programs, 47 MU NIMOURIETE Ih les: Left to right: Anette Waszeciak ‘55, Marjorie Gibb '56, Priscilla Trombly ‘56, Sandra Proctor '56, Joan Provost '55, Deborah Donaldson '55, Barbara Pecedonio ‘56, Elizabeth Chrusciel '56, Roxie Jurkowski '56, Rita Gates '55, Phyllis Saletnik '55, Betty Ann Dakers ‘55. First row, left to right: Edmund Amos ‘56, Edythe Amos '57, John Fijal '56, Dorothy Daniels '57, Albert Walker ‘56, Ann Van Wyck '58, Judith E, Willard '53, Ronald Hwalek ‘55, Stanely Warzecha '55, Phyllis Cislak ‘56, Barbara Smits '57, Frank Fijal '55, Joathan Bennett '57, Edward Wilcox '56, Arthur Noel '56, John Gaffney '57, Nancy Willard '56, Second row, left to right: Donald Laramee ‘56, Mr. Archie H. Messenger, Director; Lester Senecal '56, Joan Carpenter '54, Linda Hoff '58, Raymond Warren ‘58, Jean Wersetsky ‘55, William Smits '55, Phyllis Baron ‘54, Judith Moore '55, Earl Shepard ‘57, Sylvia Gadaire ‘54, Morrison Ferrier '54, Barbara Daniels '57, Rose Marie Saletnik '54, 48 Right, Clockwise: Edward Js Dombek, Barbara A. Gay, Alice S. Kulig, Nancy A. Meunier, Judith E, Willard. | Seated, left to right: Phyllis Baron ‘54, Clair Talbot ‘55. Standing, left to right: Joan Carpenter '54, Bernice E, Howes ‘53, Sylvia Gadaire '54, Rose Marie Saletnik ‘54. Director: Miss Priscilla Ostrander, 49 Patiala eee ‘i Es sha K a C ALMA MAT } f” Caria aes STUDENTS ALL LET‘S RAISE OUR VOICES SINGING PRAISE OF LUDLOW —-= oe ee Bi poe eS Ey states feral EP Mae IGH.RING OH BELLS OFALMA MATER BELLS THAT CALL FROM FAR AND Nd Con a aso 5 ae aaa ieee ee i i =a ALWAYS IN OUR HEARTS WE'LL CHERISH MEMRIES OF OUR LUDLOW HIGH. HAPPY HOURS, DAYS AND YEARS IN YOUR ARMS WE NOW NO FEARS. . ii eae Sa TART | J aia sh. Aer Soll ee eee Jel CE GR _ 0 a “ pt 0 Po a 0 ed a en a ee ed 2 oe eee aed — CR SEA Ean ED SS Td TO TY RE EE GT EG a CSE ET a ee Es eB oe VO BS a Se ee ee 2 ey = 2 r [ibe] eaten @ neo Lemeaacimstrane Ce) [Freee NER THROUGH ALL THE YEARS SHALL PERISH YOURGUIDING HANDFROMGOD ON HIGH ENTLY GUIDING OUR FIRST STEPS ON LIFE 5 BROAD PATH WE LOVE YOU DEST I SS ene iia AD WAYS HAILING YOU ALMA MATER,AS PROUDLY FROM YOUR DOORS WE WANDER HOULD WE LINGER HERE AWHILE TIS BUT TO REMI NISCE AND SMILE vial SUS Se eo oe | ') 8 HEARSE Rs “N NX =b v) %) MVY ., 9 as Zz. C = JUNIOR PROM King-LAWRENCE BOURCIER Queen-MARION HALUCH Genter: Royal Court At- tendants-Faith Merkel, Alice Giza, Fay Degan, Joan Young, Jean Millane, Rose Marie Saletnik. Right: Grand March Alice Giza and Robert Fioravanti; Margaret Pecedonio and Eugene Miszura; Jean Millane and Edward Hadro. Left, Seated: Donald Berth-Orchestra and Publicity; Robert Fio- ravanti-General Chairman; Elizabeth Zielinski-Refreshments; Advisor-Mrs. Mary T. Cormier, Standing: Helene Tokarz-In- vitations and Tickets; Advisor-Miss Charlotte P, Ramsay; Peter Therrien-Decorations; Advisor-Mrs, Philomene G. Proctor. Ready For The Wedding. Broadway Baby. Right: Maestro Dombek and His Gay Apprentice, Left: Rosie and Her Stage Door Johnnies. KN PAZYrTN soUrOaAD Left: Accordion Virtuosos K YNPHAZP N KYrFOFrOAD Above: The Maharajah And His Harem, Left: Romance in The Moonlight, Dmie@nn VV Awe Geeami@el) AS: Y re Are YOu, snooky? whe Miriam and Peter--Ballroom Dance Team, Soft Shoe Kids. Bob Swienton--Russian Dancer. in” iL Raa at 1 WiLL 7 (LLL Lh Wiig, Tu ar77, — mm Lf TL hh Ld, : ra d yy 4 TL LLL SL, CL7) sep, Seaves de bs vay (LAE First row, left to right: Dolores Morais '53, Virginia Silva '54, Mary Pires, Co-Captain, '53; Phyllis M. Ricardi, Co-Captain, ‘53; Nancy Makarewicz '54, Nancy Casagrande '54, Second row, left to right: Miss Helen Kudlic, Coach; Rose Marie Saletnik '54, Charlotte Jurkowski '54, Mildred Wadas ‘54, Frances Makowicz '54, Aurea Augusto '54, Joaquina Augusto '54, Philomena M. Ferreira, Manager, ‘53. SCHEDULE Ludlow 48 Monson 22 Ludlow 50 Palmer 33 Ludlow 34 Monson 18 Ludlow 49 Ware 7 Ludlow 50 Palmer 39 Ludlow 31 Ware 59 Ludlow 39 Northampton 50 JUNIOR VARSITY 59 B AS Sieanbr ieee First row, left to right: Antonio Pires '52, Robert Mongeon ‘52, Gerald Kosecki '52, Franklin Charron '52, James Saloio ‘52, Kenneth Gauthier '53, Karl Kania ‘53. Second row, left to right: Coach John Hurley, Louis Saletnik 56, William Ricardi ‘56, David Ferrier '56, Donald Fioravanti '54, David Minney '54, Assistant Coach Rene Rheault, Third row, left to right: William Russell ‘54, Mitchell Kupiec '55, Orlando Jorge '56, Edward A, Dombek '53, Robert White '52. —— Ludlow 2 Palmer 0 Ludlow 5 South Hadley 1 Ludlow 8 Ware 7 Ludlow 4 Chicopee 3 Ludlow 6 Agawam 4 Ludlow 21 Greenfield 3 Ludlow 2 West Springfield 1 St. John's 8 Ludlow 7 Enfield 19 Ludlow 0 Easthampton 7 Ludlow 3 Ludlow 9 Classical 5 Ludlow 4 Enfield 1 Ludlow 5 Easthampton 0 Ludlow 10 West Springfield 2 South Hadley 4 Ludlow 3 Ludlow 4 Agawam 1 Ludlow 3 Ware 2 Ludlow 3 Palmer 2 Tournament Games Won 14 Lost 4 Won Valley Wheel Championship SWINGING SENIORS KANIA, DOMBEK and GAUTHIER BATTING RECORDS Name Gee AR Re tl tenchie Ob 8 RY Rolie oO- 0 BB) BA Pires Kosecki Charron Mongeo n Gauthier Dombek Kupiec Kania Saloio Jorge Pitching Records Won Lost Kosecki 8 2 Kupiec 6 2 First row, left to right: Simon Santos '57, James Casagranda '56, Americo Francisco '54, Victor Rodri- gues, Captain '53; Manuel Teixeira ‘57, John Bruschi '57, Antonio Cavralhais '56. Second row, left to right: John McKay, Manager '57; Edward McKay, Manager '57, Joseph Serafim ‘53, Robert Fontaine '54, Alfred Alves '54, William Ricardi '55, Alexander Natario, Manager '58. Third row, left to right: Coach Angelo Teixeira, Joseph Soares ‘57, Acacio Almeida ‘56, Armand Queiros '54, James Jorge ‘56, James Guerra ‘56. Absent when picture taken: John Galis '53. S SOCCER SCORES Won 4 Lost 1 Tied 2 @) Ludlow a Hopkins 1 Ludlow 0 Monson i é Ludlow 1 West Side 0 Ludlow 2 Cathedral 0 a Ludlow 0 West Side 0 Ludlow 1 Commerce 1 . Ludlow 2 Deerfield 1 Tournament Games R Ludlow 0 Classical 1 MARCHING ORDERS! 62 PRE-GAME CONFERENCE! 63 | F O OR ie sewers = Gi a First row, left to right: Robert Kennan '57, Robert Czub '57, James Tower '57, Leander Boucher Looe Kenneth Gauthier '53, William Russell '54, Frederick Lafayette ‘56, Samuel Castanera '57, Second row, left to right: Theodore Kopyscinski '53, Robert Pasquini '55, Donald Cameron '54, Donald Wilkie 56, Donald Fioravanti '54, John Forgie '56, Fred Curylo '55. Third row, left to right: Coach, Mr. John J. Hurley; John Hiney ‘55, Edgar Gamache '53, Orlando Jorge '55, James King '53, David Ferrier ‘56, Norman Kennan '56, Coach, Mr. James H. King. Fourth row, left to right: Roland Helberg '56, Theodore Rachmaciej ‘53, William Aurnhammer '53, Robert White ‘54, FOOTBALL GAMES | Ludlow 6 Holyoke Catholic 45 Ludlow 6 Palmer 13 Ludlow 14 Brewster Academy 7 | Ludlow 6 Ware 13 Ludlow 13 Mary Wells 19 | Ludlow 31 Amherst $) | Ludlow 6 Enfield 13 | Ludlow 26 South Hadley 6 | Denotes Home games. VITAL STATISTICS | Yards gained on ground - - - -------------- 1071 Yards gained in the air- ---------------- 728 Total gainage - -------+--+-+--+-+-+--+---+-+--- 1799 Touchdowns -- -------- +--+-+-+--+--+--+---- 7 Points after touchdowns - - - - --------------- 6 Passes attempted - - ------------------- 106 Passes completed - - ------------------- 41 First downs - - -------------------+ --- 52 Number of punts - - - - ----------------- 28 Average distance of punts (yd.)- ------------ 37 Coaches King and Hurley; Managers Koss, Millane and Dombek, 64 Ser Seeo lh Amey Ral ’S First row, left to right: Leander Boucher, William Aurnhammer, Kenneth Gauthier. Second row, left to right: Edgar Gamache, James King, Theodore Rachmaciej, Theo- dore Kopyscinski. LEFT - Left to right: Assistant Coach, Mr. John J. Hurley; Co-Captains, Leander Boucher and Kenneth Gauthier; Coach, Mr. James | H. King. Touchdowns Points after touchdown Gauthier 8 1 Ferrier 4 5 Jorge 3 Fioravanti 1 Russell al The football team played eight games this year and finished with a 3-5 record. Strangely enough, it seems that Coach King and his Stalwarts were plagued by the 13 jinx. That mytho- logically unlucky number played an important part in every Ludlow defeat, with the exception of Holyoke Catholic. 65 Front row, left to right: David Minney '54, Alfred Alves '54, Robert Nowak ‘54, David Ferrier '56, Roland Helberg '56. Second row, left to right: John Millane '54, Joseph A. Serafim ‘53, Orlando Jorge ‘55, Karl Kania '53, James Jorge ‘56, James H. King, Coach. wt a a ne SCHEDULE Ludlow 39 Hopkins Academy 29 Ludlow 47 Enfield 48 Ludlow 42 St. Mary's, Worcester 49 Ludlow 54 Easthampton ol Ludlow 46 Classical Springfield 55 Ludlow 57 Agawam 74 Ludlow 59 Hopkins Academy 53 Ludlow 50 Palmer 61 Ludlow SH St. Mary's, Worcester 50 Ludlow 48 Ware 41 Ludlow 465 Agawam 8 Ludlow 55 West Springfield 53 Ludlow 60 Palmer 53 Ludlow 53 Enfield 57 Ludlow 47 Ware 42 Ludlow 63 Commerce 57 Ludlow 42 West Springfield 57 Ludlow 4 Easthampton 42 Ludlow 41 Deerfield 5S 66 67 Crome | First row, left to right: Victor Rodrigues '53, Mr. Angelo S. Teixeira, Advisor; Morrison Ferrier ‘54. Second row, left to right: Charles Goodwin ‘54, Robert Nowak '54, Stephen Truchan ‘54, Absent when picture was taken: Henry Casagrande 52, Donald F, Berth ‘53. BOW te |) NIG HN AVERAGES ++ gee eS James Sanford 89.2 Robert R, Mishol 89. | Seated, left to right: Robert Perkowski '56, James Sanford '54, Robert R. Mishol ‘53, Frank Perkowski ‘55. Leander J. Boucher 89. Frank Perkowski 87. Robert Perkowski 85.4 John Saletnik 32:9 Standing, left to right: John Saletnik '56, Mr. John A. Apone, Ad- visor; Leander J, Boucher °53. This year, the high school's bowling team finished fifth in the Springfield Interschool Bowling League. | Bt: ‘eat J oy = ae ey see Beds 68 Ga EOE e hee. EAM mem °S First row, left to right: Sarah Costa '53, Ruth Bachta '54, Marilyn Eisold '54, Dolores Morais ‘53. Second row, left to right: Amy Almeida '54, Mabel Henriques '54, Nancy Casagrande '54, Celeste Queiros '54, Charlotte Morais ‘54, MEY RE TOMG) ING jo SE ee i The Maroon Key, an honor society to which outstanding sportsmen are elected, had its first mid-winter formal during the Christmas vacation, As this book goes to press, only Leander Boucher has qualified for membership. However, it is expected new members will probably be elected to Maroon Key at the conclusion of the spring sports season, THROUS Peter Nan Barb a and Susie ag Easter nl Alice Giza Helen Charkiewicr Joan Rzepka « rs AP 3 7 The Huddl if Dorothy oY Duffany and the Scare craw Outdoor Girl sere Glamour Julie G cls ee Monatd Berth Age = Helene's Third Birthday ad j Po Pes eae Millane Hurley , King A DAY AT LHS. Heaven's Gifts to the Business World | Future Artistsin Avi g lax Experts in the Making Rewriting Shakespeare Mr Milroy vistts Problems “3 Two Roses Among the Thorns in Trig AQ Lirsaahe That Famous Senior Table English 44 Murders Macheth | Always Stuffing Themselves J Betore Chapel—| Quict, | Please ! | ‘ se) Here P Canny Consumers W e Come ! a Singing Seniors Two O'clock Freedom! eware ! Scientists? at Work ! Jlorking on the Lion 4 1953 PROM CHAIRMEN General Chairman Joaquina Augusto 1 Decorations William Russell : Refreshments Jeanette Canning H Invitations 4 Tickets Nancy Makay ewiez . Orchestra + Publicity Robert Nowak Advisers: Mrs. Philomene G. Proctor, | Miss Charlotte P. Ramsay Mrs Mary 1 Cormier Building Pyramid S Miss Hartnett} Counting in Boys Gym Class Senior S$ how Money A DAY AT LIS. e- Do-—- ZzmMmn Chast ng the Glow-Worm Two Happy Scotsmen a Affectionately Yours — wT r ———— = Ss + —= SS er —— RO come [HHP cS Ss: SS a wy, TPS = AS ESET OSBORN SS SSB SE wae GNSS OF jos Président: =) =) =. + eh eos aaa eee ee ee DAVID MINNEY Vice President - - - -----= =-----=-=-- CHARLOTTE JURKOWSKI Secretary, 2 = = 30 9 8) Si ee ANTONIA MARTINS Treasurer - - = = = = = = == 9) = ) =) = JANIS JOHNSTON Representative = 204 ) of a = See oat eee PHYLLIS BARON Representative = 2) Lis =“ sis hen a ee ROSE MARIE SALETNIK Representative ==20 9) = = 35 0 sot ee JOHN MILLANE ROOM 204 First row left to right: Ruth Bachta, Marilyn Eisold. Second row left to right: Americo Francisco, Nancy Casagrande, Amy Almeida. Third row left to right: Morrison Ferrier, Aurea Augusto, Joquina Augusto, Donald Cameron. Fourth row left to right: Richard Butterfield, Joseph Deponte, Jacqueline Boucher, Jeanette Canning. Fifth row left to right: Armos Bourdeau, Donald Fioravanti, Alfred Alves, Phyllis Baron, Joan Carpenter. Teacher: Mrs. Mary T. Cormier. ROOM 211 First row left to right: Rose Marie St. Pierre, Armond Queiros, William Russell, Theresa Przybyla, Louise Pisarczyk. Second row left to right: Eleanor Segneri, Dora Sayles, James Sanford, Walter Saletnik, Rose Marie Saletnik. Third row left to right: Sylvia Stejna, Stella Stachelek, Stuart Smith, Virginia Silva, Fourth row left to right: Mildred Wadas, Stephen Truchan, Jean Suprenant. Fifth row left to right: Armando Zina, Phillip Willard, Viola Wilczynski, Robert White. Teacher: Miss Charlotte P. Ramsay. ROOM 209 First row left to right: Mary Kisser, Charlotte Jurkowski, Ann Marie Harrica, Janis Johnston, Mabel Henriques. Second row left to right: David Goodwin, Carol Lewicki, Sylvia Gadaire, Jeannie Laughran, Patricia Lapointe, Third row left to right: Robert Gauthier, Joseph McNeill, Antonia Martins, Frances Makowicz, Nancy Makarewicz. Fourth row left to right: John Millane, Robert Nowak, Nancy Munger, Charlotte Morais, David Minney. Teacher: Mrs. Philomene G. Proctor. 78 Ke @) Te) Gs, 79 ASE Sep we) CulLSAl S35 @ sean eS eS President = (5. == == isjalmoe) =) lela) aime aim) aie lee HENRY GIZA Vice President = =| =) 6) 3 =) S)= ==) 3 = ey shag ate tera FRED CURYLO Secretary - --------- 2-5-5 sf -- -- ee ee eee CAROL BENOIT Tr@asurer 96) = m= eo = a eae aa mina ena ANNETTE WASZECIAK Representatives 2 37 tty = pai ead eo at a eee JOAN SZLOSEK Representative =-215 = = eee =a ie a a ate eae eee BARBARA BRODEUR Re Presemtative ==110 mia) a a eee BARBARA KURPASKA ROOM 217 First row, left to right: Dolores Soares, Dorothy Tetrault, Celeste Queiros, Myra Silva, Joan Szlosek, Annette Waszeciak, Phyllis Saletnik, Joan Young, Agnes Pieczarka. Second row, left to right: Claire Talbot, Marilyn Suprenant, Irene Wdowiak, Theresa Pisarczyk, Genevieve Stachelek, Joan Provost, Jean Ryczek, Jean Wersetsky, Carol Redin, Eileen Williamson. Third row, left to right: Charles Stuart, William Smits, William Ricardi, Stanley Warzecha, Allan Viera, Raymond Wrona, John Saletnik, Donald Wareham, Robert Slate. ROOM 215 First row, left to right: Marie DeCarlo, Betty Ann Dakers, Barbara Brodeur, Fred Curylo, Carol Benoit, Helen Bojan, Deborah Donaldson. Second row, left to right: Beverly Ehlers, Robert Chenaille, Milton Adao, Audrey Blachard, Donald Burrage, Sheila Cadwell. ROOM 115 First row, left to right: Donald Hwalek, Loyce Martin, Wilma Gardner, Alice Pereira, Gloria Nunes, Barbara Kurpaska, Henry Giza, Jeannette Morrisette, Mary Johnson, Nancy Monette, Robert Ober. Second row, left to right: Thomas Gregoire, Robert McCarthy, Margaret Falconer, Betty Ann Gamble, Elsie Harrica, Gladys Giza, Judith Moore, Frances Magada, Robert Libiszewski, Frank Fijal. Third row, left to right: John Hiney, Alfred Gonzalves, Orlando Jorge, Frank Petrolati, Frank Grybosh, Leo Garrow, Frank Perkowski. 80 TNR tes eg nine ELLE EES - ENN Remeron 8] CL Avo 'Sa@ i Gane: 0 President a) = Siem Siete a ae a ee a NANCY FULLER Vicei President = =) sports ea a nas DIANTHA GADAIRE Secretary = he (= nes [mle ea ee eee FLORENCE GONCALVES TECASURCE ssn on eo MARION TOKARZ Representative -s L120 [e) 6-0 bee ie ee ELVA MAY BELL Representative - 113 soo 1 ) hae ee JAMES GUERRA Representative == U1 Te eit aac tak Pe ee BARBARA PECEDONIO ROOM 112 First row, left to right: Marianne Burroughs, Virginia Canning, Rita Cabey, Helen Boczkowski, Geraldine Bernardo, Elva Bell, Mary Ann Bernot, Francis Berkowicz, Phylis Cislak, Roberta Bachta, Kathleen Bowler, Dorothy Amos. Second row, left to right: Mary Ellan Duguette, Thomas Dobek, Philip Brochu, Karl Edelman, Albert Bragga, Charles Chenaille, Richard Bell, Donald Abair, James Casagrande, Acacio Almeida, Ed- mund Amos, Caterine Allens, Elizabeth Chrusciel. ROOM 113 First row, left to right: John Krzyzek, Marjorie Gibb, Carolann Gershowitz, John Fijal, Nancy Fuller, Diantha Gadaire, Florence Goncalves, James Guerra, Patricia Ferris, Jean Hiersche, Elsie Ferreira, Mitchell Maziarz. Second row, left to right: Pauline LaFlash, Beverly Goodrow, Eleanor Fierlit, Janice Goodreau, Roger Gamache, Irvine Goodwin, Raymond Hope, Richard Jurkowski, Janet LaCroix. Third row, left to right: Merrilyn Goodwin, Marguerite Kisser, Wallace Henderson, Norman Kennan, James Jorge, Roland Helberg, David Ferrier, John Forgie, Joanne Hnatow, Merrilee Livermore. ROOM 117 First row, left to right: Priscilla Trombly, Edith Smith, Rosalie Mulawski, Virginia Silva, Marion Tokarz, Barbara Pecedonio, Victoria Wlodyka, Sandra Proctor, Cynthia Rebelo, Margaret Steele, Sandra Parker, Nancy Willard. Second row, left to right: Edward Powers, Irene Tenerowicz, Dorothy Tokarz, Geraldine Surprenant, Helen Tenerowicz, Nancy Pellerin, Irene Witowski, Cora Scott, Eunice Pellerin, Judith Tromblay, Robert Perkowski. Third row, left to right: William Sarad, Arthur Noel, Arthur Ouellete, Edward Wilcox, Albert Walker, John Peterson, Lester Senecal, Louis Saletnik, Norman O'Neil, Frank Wdowiak, Donald Wilkie. 82 OO 7 2, Ore CH Be x4, A ay: (es 83 The Class of 1953 wishes to thank all who have in any way helped to make our class ven- tures successful, We are es- pecially appreciative of the g% iF allel aan support given the 1953 LUDLOW nag) LION by our SPONSORS, PA- TRONS and FRIENDS. OO ae OR = = — j ples | | | tc —- r A S : ‘= e,2%. . : a5 = Ri , x | { TE A ee Rasen O a wi MJ - — —_———— Pn DE Fe CR SO a — UX : SAY a Y SANE , ay ’ = w= . i % 2 ks aes Rm +t dS = Co) y) A 4 i aA. xs . SS « bn oe 4, oe g A a % ss 2 SPONSORS Andy’s Market The Board of Selectmen Bosworth Studio The Chapman Valve Mfg. Co. Daylight Dairy Fournier’s Pharmacy Gowen and Trombly, Inc. Harry’s Food Center Stanley Kapinos Funeral Home Ludlow Garage Ludlow Hospital Ludlow Mfg. and Sales Co. Ludlow Savings Bank Miller’s Dairy Dr. Meran Nakashian Palmer Register, Inc. Sigmund J. Posner, M. D. Stanley’s Market Steve’s Service Station Unity Athletic Club 86 PATRONS Afonso Son A. H. Bartlett Company Compliments of Belisle’s Benway’s Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berth Dr, KE. Roger G, Bertrand A. Boilard Sons, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Leander H. Boucher Brown Studio Brunelle’s Beauty Bar Burr Theater Charlie’s Restaurant Chmura’s Bakery Christ the King Church Clifford’s Barber Shop Cuthbert’s Auto Body and Service Station Czerniak’s Hardware Store Dr. Edward J. Dill Economy Department Store Economy Shoe Store Elmelda’s Beauty Shop--Emeida G. Moran, Prop. Essex Street Market E.iva’s Beauty Shop Frank’s Diner Freddie’s Spa Compliments of a Friend Friendly Cash Market Gaviglio’s Package Store Joe B., Giacomelli Thomas W. Griffin 87 PATRONS Haluch’s Dairy Harold’s Flower Shop Haviland Club Hazel’s Beauty Salon Henricks Brothers Hercules Cleaners Hiersche Sons Holmes Poultry Farm Homestead Inn David Irvine Son Ins. Agency Jessie’s Kiddyland Jon Del Studio K B Super Service Dr. Francis A. Kanski Dr. Ruben Katz Dr. Joseph M. Kochanek Lazarz’s Hardware Store Lazarz’s Market Len’s Garage Compliments of Ludlow Cleaners Tailors Ludlow Coal Company Ludlow Funeral Home Ludlow Linoleum Shop, Inc. Ludlow Provision Company Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Makuch Manny Tiny’s Service Station Marty’s Beverages Massachusetts Plastic Corp. Mendes 5 10 Cent Store O. J. Merkel Sons aa pe ZS 1 DIN | S S Modern Shoe Repair Compliments of Moonlight Moonlight Cleaners ‘Oaks Motor Company Our Lady of Fatima Church Peryea’s Market Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Pires Pleasant Snack Bar “The Portuguese Hour ”--Manuel Nunes Prokop and Szarlan E. M. Randall C. A. Smith, Company Shepard Studio Television Corner Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Therrien The Thrift Shoppe Unity Market Dr. Bernard Weisman Ludlow Center Market 89 leg bes. [NN] 10) oe Leon J, Aiarie - Franco-American Agency Alves Confectionary Mr. and Mrs. Raymond §. Ashwell Mrs. William Aurnhammer Albert E, Booth Company Dino’s Barber Shop Donald and Tonkey Dressel’s Service Station - Granby Mrs. Florence E. Edelmann Eirnie’s Spa Ethel’s Dress Shop Compliments of Farmers Exchange of Granby Fenney’s Country Service Fioravanti’s Shoe Repair Frank’s Auto Repair Compliments of a Friend Fuller's Service Station Grey Nook Flower Shop Harmony Beverage Company Howard Cleaners Sydney Ingham Jean’s Dress Shop Mr. Fred Karl - Granby Kitchener's Louise’s Specialty Shop Ludlow Radio and Television Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mishol Mrs. Robert Munsing - Avon Representative Michael Pagos and Community Center Staff Mrs. Stella Rzepka Sewing Basket Edward C. Shyloski Excavating and Grading Contractor - Granby Szabla Food Market Mr. and Mrs. John S. Tokarz Tri-Towne Footwear Store Walter the Tailor War ner Hardware and Plumbing 90 iu H) | an vn mh ey, i , a h : ee i iat “7h) ih | | mt ve . fei ; as i am , i ee 1 -. 7 ah iat. 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