Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1954 volume:

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They also serve... --------------------+--+-+------- 715 KNIGHTS, SQUIRES, PAGES ----------------------------- 78 SPONSORS, PATRONS.” FRIENDS so mo ee otc pt en 86 Wedicafion Because we are grateful to you for your... J ust consideration at all times... O pen mind... Honesty... N ever letting us down when we needed you... M agnanimous efforts toward our goal... I mplicit faith in us... L asting friendship... L ofty ideals... A dmirable perseverance... N otable contributions to our progress... E ncouragement in all our endeavors... We, the class of 1954, do dedicate to you... John J. Millane, this 1954 edition of © THE LUDLOW LION 3 Foreword The sound of laughter echoing in the halls, the spirit of good sportsmanship, the inculcation of ideals and goals, always with honor and loyalty in mind--all epitomize our high school experiences, Thus, we have chosen as our theme the illustrious, though mythical, reign of King Arthur--a period which we feel symbolizes these sterling qualities more than any other in the literary history of the world. The staff, therefore, is proud to present this chronicle of this important epoch in our athletic and academic careers-- the 1954 LUDLOW LION! , VERA B. WHEATON In appreciation of twenty-six years of undaunted € fort in behalf ofthe students of Ludlow, we, the Class of 1954, are pleased and honored to pay high tribute to Mrs, Vera B. Wheaton. We feel it fitting and proper that we take this opportunity to acknowledge publicly in the 1954 edition of THE LUDLOW LION our indebtedness to her - a woman of culture and high moralintegrity - for helping thousands of students of the Ludlow High School to become better citizens of tomorrow. A MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1954 Many of the ills of our society today are caused by the lack of consideration for the “other fellow. The ‘Prom other fellow may be a member of the family, a neighbor, a fellow worker, or another nation. the Ludlow High School, we like to believe, is a place where we practice the democratic way of life, where we S. learn to live and work together, and where the rights and ages privileges of the other fellow are recognized. This way of living I hope youwill carry out of school into the adult life which you are now beginning. I wish you, each and everyone, God Speed! PAUL R, BAIRD Superintendent of Schools TO THE CLASS OF 1954 This book is just another chapter in your life. Others will follow, but few perhaps will have as much to offer as your high school days, You have seen yourself grow physically and mentally. Many of you have made the most of your time and opportunities. Some of you have been satisfied with doing as little as possible to get by this period of life. Much of your success in the future will be based upon what you did during your high school days. There will be many times when you will glance at this book at different stages of your life. May it bring back fond memories of the pleasant days in Ludlow High. May it alsoremind you of the false fearsthatnever materialized, Cherish this book because it will be the only living memory of what you were ten, twenty-five, or fifty years ago. You have my best wishes for the best years of your lifeto followthe years you spent at Ludlow High School, JOSEPH J. 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PET PEEVE: Girls who try to give false impressions of themselves. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Come on, huh! FAVORITE PASTIME: Hunting. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1 ,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 4; Dance Committee, Ex Officio; Prom Decoration Committee, Ex Officio 3; Class President 3,4; Student Council 3,4; HI-Y President 4; Alternate to Boys’ State 3; Glee Club 4; Projection Club 4; Archbearer at Graduation 3; THE LUDLOW LION Busi- ness, Editorial, Art Staffs 4; Booster Day Committee 4; Good Government Day Representative 4; Maroon Key 4. Baey “The Mighty Mouse” HAIL, MICE! I am truly grateful to you for having given me the opportunity to lead you in our class affairs during our junior and senior years. I wish to thank the editors of THE LUDLOW LION for gi ving me this last opportunity to address you officially as your class president. Much of the success of our activities is due to the assistance of the various com- mittees of our '53 Prom and our Winter Carnival, and also to the hard work and co-operation of all those connected with the activities of our Class Day and Senior Banquet, I am very proud, grateful, and honored to have had this opportunity to serve as your class president, Baw Y Mjnrey President ANTONIA MARTINS - Toni AMBITION: To be an officer in the Women’s Air Force. PET PEEVE: Problems, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I just consider the source and ignore it.” FAVORITE PASTIMES: Swimming, walking, and eating. ACTIVITIES: HI-NEWS 2,3,4, Typing 2, Chief Typist 4; THE LUDLOW LION Chief Typist, Editorial Staff 4; Dance, Officio Member of Ticket Committee 3,4; Prom Ticket, Refreshment Committees 3; G,O. Ball, Chairman of Ticket Committee 3; Class Secretary 3,4; Student Council 3,4, Secretary 4; Delegate to W.M.A.S.C. 3,4; Glee Club 3; Sports Usher 3,4; Usher at Teachers’ Show 4; Usher at Senior Show 3; Typing Award 2,3; Junior Red Cross Coun- cil 3; First Aid Award 2. CHARLOTTE MARIE JURKOWSKI - Char AMBITION: To become successful in what- ever field I choose, PET PEEVE: People who talk about one another, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Gee, no kidding. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Drawing and play- ing basketball, ACTIVITIES: Dance Decoration Committee 1,2,3,4; Banquet, Ticket Committee 2; Band 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2, 3; HI-NEWS 1,2,3,4; THE LUDLOW LION Typing Staff 4; Prom Usher 1; Prom Deco- ration Committee 3; Vice President 1,2, 3,4. JANIS MARIE JOHNSTON - Jan AMBITION: To own a new red convertible. PET PEEVE: People who criticize my driving. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Zippa Zappa! FAVORITE PASTIMES: Eating and listening to music. ACTIVITIES: Class Treasurer 1,2,3,4; HI-NEWS 1,2,3,4, Business Staff 4, Typing Staff 4; Dance Committees 1,2, 3; Senior Dance Refreshment Committee Chairman 4; Banquet Committee 2; Prom Refreshment Committee 3; Sports Usher 4; Typing Awards 2,3; THE LUDLOW LION Business, Editorial, and Typing Staffs 4; Band 1,2. 13 SYLVIA ANN GADAIRE - Syl AMBITIONS: To be an engineer and build the first bridge across the Atlantic Ocean, PET PEEVE: People who say the wrong thing at the right time. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “I don't believe ya! FAVORITE PASTIMES: Dancing, reading, and swimming. ACTIVITIES: Pro Merito 3,4, Treasurer 4, Librarian 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2, 3,4; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4; Picnic Committees 1,2; Prom, Orchestra and Publicity Committee 3; Dance, Deco- ration Committee 4; HI-NEWS 1,2,3,4; THE LUDLOW LION Art and Layout Editor 4; Alternate to Girls’ State 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Choralettes 3,4; Delegate to Student Council Convention 4; Student Council 4, Vice President 4; Teachers’ Show 1; A.I.C. Model Congress 4; Sports Usher 4. VIRGINIA SILVA - Gina AMBITION: To be happy and successful in life. PET PEEVE: People who like to hurt others, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Well, I'll be dipped.” FAVORITE PASTIMES: Dancing, swim- ming, and playing basketball. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 4; Home Room Representative 4; Vice President 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,4; Prom Committee 3; Dance Committee 4; THE LUDLOW LION Business and Typing Staffs 4, JOHN ARTHUR MILLANE - Jay AMBITION: Make a million. PET PEEVE: Stupid drivers (women), FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “Be good; if you can’t, be careful, FAVORITE PASTIME: Keeping busy. ACTIVITIES: Home Room Representative 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3, President 4; HI-NEWS Sports Editor 3, 4; Pro Merito 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Hi-Y 3, Treasurer 4; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4; Teachers’ Show 1; Banquet Refreshment Committee 2; Prom Refreshment Committee 3; Archbearer 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, Manager 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 1, Varsity 3; Maroon Key 3,4; G.O, Ball Decoration Committee 1,2,3; THE LUDLOW LION Editorial Staff 4. JOSEPH ALEXANDER McNEILL - Joe AMBITION: To become a successful banker. PET PEEVE: Indecisive people. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Keep it civil, FAVORITE PASTIMES: Fishing and reading. ACTIVITIES: THE LUDLOW LION Editor-in-Chief 4; Pro Merito 4; National Honor Society 4; Dance Committees 3,4; Prom and Orchestra Committee 3; Picnic Usher at Graduation 3; A.I.C. Model Congress 4. JOAQUINA AUGUSTO - Chick AMBITION: Visit Portugal and Spain. PET PEEVE: Moody and conceited people. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Big deal!” FAVORITE PASTIMES: Dancing and roller skating. ACTIVITIES: HI-NEWS 1,2,3,4, Typing Staff 4; General Chairman Ring Com- mittee 3; Prom General Chairman 3; Basketball, Junior Varsity 1,2; Varsity 3,4; THE LUDLOW LION Business Mana- ger 4; Glee Club 1,2; Usher at Graduation 3. Committees 1,2; PHYLLIS ADELE ANGELA BARON - Phyl AMBITION: Airline Stewardess. PET PEEVE: Nickname Tokyo Rose, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What's with you?” ACTIVITIES: HI-NEWS 1,2,3, Editor 4; Band 3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Choralettes 3,4; Student Council 3; Home Room Representative 3; W.M.A.S.C, Convention Delegate 3; Pro Merito 3,4, Corresponding Secretary 3, Secretary 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Picnic Committee 1,2; Banquet General Chairman 2; Hi-Y Show 4; Massachu- setts Girls' State Delegate 3; G.O. Ball Committee 3; Prom Usher 2; Prom Committee 3; Graduation Usher 3; Winner of W.M.A.S.P. Tuberculosis Essay Award 3; A.I.C. Model Congress 4; THE LUDLOW LION, Assistant Editor 4; DAR Award 4, 15 NOEMIA ALMEIDA - Amy” AMBITION: To be happy and successful in life. PET PEEVE: Boys who aren't happy unless they are telling off-color jokes. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I guess so, FAVORITE PASTIMES: Dancing and talking. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Arch- bearer at Graduation 3; HI-NEWS 1,2,3,4, Typing Staff 4; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4; THE LUDLOW LION Typing Staff 4, ALFRED REBELO ALVES - Chico AMBITION: To be half as good a butcher as my father. PET PEEVES: Silly girls and girls who smoke, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Caramba., ” FAVORITE PASTIME: Listening to popular music, . ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 2, Soccer 2,3,4; Glee Club 3; HI-Y 3, Master of Ceremonies 4; Prom Refreshment Com - mittee 3. AUREA AUGUSTO - B AMBITIONS: Live, love, and learn; to marry an Italian. PET PEEVES: People who argue and jealous boys, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hey, Zip-a-Zap! FAVORITE PASTIMES: Dancing and listening to records by Nat King Cole. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee, Tickets and Decoration 4; “a Prom Refreshment Committee 3; Glee Club 1,2; Basketball 9) sh 2,3,4; Sports Usher 2,3,4; THE LUDLOW LION Editorial = and Business Staffs 4. RUTH ALMA BACHTA - Ruthie AMBITION: Live, love, and be happy. PET PEEVE: People who lie about others, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Keep quiet, will ya?” FAVORITE PASTIMES: Eating and sleeping. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; HI-NEWS Editorial Staff 1,2,3,4; Dance Committees 2,3, 4. ARMOS L. BOURDEAU - “Andy” AMBITION: To drive a stock car. PET PEEVE: Girls who swear, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Gee, whiz! FAVORITE PASTIME: Girls. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3; Band 1. JACQUELINE DOLORES BOUCHER - Jackie AMBITION: Lead a full and happy life. PET PEEVE: People who say the wrong thing at the wrong time. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Get out! FAVORITE PASTIME: Reading. ACTIVITIES: Dance 1,3; Banquet Invitation Com- mittee 2; Picnic Refreshment Committee 2; Prom Ticket Committee 3; Teachers’ Show 1; Arch- be arer at Graduation 3; Student Representative at Governors’ Day at Eastern States’ Exposition 3; Pro Merito 3; National Honor Society 3; Glee Club 3; HI-NEWS Business Staff 1,2,3, Business Man- ager 4; THE LUDLOW LION Editorial and Business Staffs 4. RICHARD BUTTERFIELD - Butts or Butters” AMBITION: To travel, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: So what!” FAVORITE PASTIME: Taking the girls out. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1; Prom Publicity Committee 3; THE LUDLOW LION Art Staff 4; Band 1,2; Orchestra 1, 2. DONALD CAMERON - Boston AMBITION: To succeed in life. PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What do you want, a medal or a chest to pin it on? FAVORITE PASTIME: Playing the pin ball machine. ACTIVITIES: Football 4; HI-Y 4; Glee Club 3,4. JEANETTE RITA CANNING - Nette AMBITION: To become a doctor, PET PEEVE: People who take things for granted. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You're kidding! FAVORITE PASTIMES: Roller skating and talking. ACTIVITIES: Dance Refreshment Committee 4; Prom Chairman of Refreshments 3; Junior Red Cross Council 3,4; Pro Merito 3,4, President 4; National Honor Society 3,4; HI-NEWS Editorial Staff 4; Booster Day Committee 4; THE LUDLOW LION Editorial and Business Staffs 4. A. JOAN CARPENTER - Joanie AMBITION: Go to a music college. PET PEEVES: Conceited boys and people who tease. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Good grief! FAVORITE PASTIMES: Playing the piano and driving my Dodge. ACTIVITIES: Choralettes 3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Band 3; Orchestra 3,4; Assembly Pianist 3,4; Dance Committee 3; Dance Chairman of Entertainment 4; THE LUDLOW LION Typing Staff 4; Typing Awards 2, 3. JOSEPH DEPONTE, JR. - Joe AMBITION: Poultry breeding. PET PEEVE: Know-it-alls. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Yeah, you bet!” FAVORITE PASTIMES: Hunting and fishing. NANCY ANN CASAGRANDA - Cas AMBITIONS: To travel and be successful in life. PET PEEVE: Boys who think they know it all. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “So what! FAVORITE PASTIMES: Playing basketball and talking. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2, 3,4; HI-NEWS Editorial Staff 2,3,4, Typing Staff 4; Dance General Chairman 4; Prom Ticket Committee 3; Ring Committee 3; Glee Club 3; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4; THE LUDLOW LION Typing and Editorial Staffs 4; Banquet, Chairman of Refreshment Committee 2. MORRISON GORDON FERRIER - Morry AMBITION: Succeed in whatever I undertake. PET PEEVE: People who tease. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You know what I mean? FAVORITE PASTIME: Driving. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Class Presi- dent 2; Student Council 2; Pro Merito 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Hi-Y 3, Secretary 4; Golf 2,3,4; Dance Com- mittees 1,2,3,4; Prom Refreshment Committee 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; THE LUDLOW LION Editorial and Business Staffs 4; Booster Day Committee 3,4; Picnic Committees 1,2; Archbearer at Graduation 3; Usher at Senior Show 2; HI-NEWS Editorial Staff 1,2,3, Make-up Editor 4, 20 MARILYN CAMILLA EISOLD - Pinky AMBITION: Airline Stewardess. PET PEEVE: Girls who smoke in public. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “Oh, brother!” FAVORITE PASTIME: Writing letters. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Dance Committees 2,3,4; HI-NEWS Editorial Staff 1,2,3,4. DONALD GENE ROGER FIORAVANTI - “Ducky” AMBITION: To do nothing and have plenty of time in which to do it, PET PEEVE: Shaving. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Who, me? FAVORITE PASTIME: Listening to music. ACTIVITIES: Class Banquet 2; Football 1,2,3, Co-Captain 4; HI-Y 3,4; Base- ball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Glee Club 4, ROBERT J. FONTAINE - Bob AMBITION: Own and operate a successful business. PET PEEVE: Giddy people. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Take it easy. FAVORITE PASTIME: Exploring watch movements. ACTIV ITIES: HI-NEWS 1; Soccer 2,3, AMERICO FRANCISCO - “Tateo AMBITION: Marry a rich widow, PET PEEVE: Girls who show off, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I may be small, but oh, boy! FAVORITE PASTIME: Playing soccer, ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,3,4; HI-Y 4. ROBERT D. GAUTHIER - Bob” AMBITION: Electrician. PET PEEVE: Work, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “Can't tell - it might rain. FAVORITE PASTIME: Hunting. 2 CHARLES DAVID GOODWIN - Charlie AMBITION: To live and hunt in Alaska. PET PEEVE: Talkative girls, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “You know what you can do! FAVORITE PASTIMES: Hunting and golfing. ACTIVITIES: Golf 1,2,3,4; Soccer 4; HI-NEWS 1; HI-Y 3, 4; THE LUDLOW LION Art Staff 4. MABLE HENRIQUES - Babe AMBITION: To live a successful life. PET PEEVE: Girls who smoke. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Buzz off! FAVORITE PASTIME: Listening to popular music, ACTIVITIES: Dance Refreshment Com- mittee 2,3; Banquet Refreshment Com- mittee 2; Cheerleader 2,3,4; HI-NEWS Editorial Staff 4; Typing Award 2,3; First Aid Award 2; THE LUDLOW LION Typing Staff 4. ANN MARIE HARRICA - Ann AMBITION: To travel and meet people. PET PEEVE: Conceited people. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, joy! FAVORITE PASTIME: Talking. d ACTIVITIES: Dance Committees - Clean-Up, Entertain- ment 3, Refreshment 4; Prom Refreshment Committee 3; Booster Day Committee 4; Graduation Usher 3; HI-NEWS 1,2,3,4, Business and Typing Staffs 4; THE LUDLOW LION Business and Typing Staffs 4; Junior Red Cross Coun- cil 4; Typing Awards 2,3. fom i 22 MARY LU KISSER - Toots AMBITION: To be a success, PET PEEVE: Girls who think they are better than other girls, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “Aw, come on, FAVORITE PASTIME: Taking dictation and typing it back, if possible ! ACTIVITIES: HI-NEWS Editorial Staff 1; First Aid Award 2; Typing Award 3. PATRICIA J. LAPOINTE - “Pat AMBITION: To become a secretary. PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: No kidding, FAVORITE PASTIME: Watching television. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3,4; Dance Refresh- ment Committee 1; HI-NEWS Typing Staff 3,4; Business Staff 4; THE LUDLOW LION Typing Staff 4; Picnic Refreshment Committee 2; Typing Award 3; First Aid Award 2, CAROL ANN LEWICKI - Carolcha AMBITION: To become a bookkeeper. PET PEEVE: Girls who smoke FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Put an egg in your shoe and beat itis ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2,3; HI-NEWS Editorial Staff 3; Dance Refreshment Committee 3,4; THE LUDLOW LION Typing Staff 4; Typing Award 2; First Aid Award 2. 23 NANCY MARY MAKAREWICZ - Mack AMBITIONS: To live a pleasant and “happy-go-lucky” life and to own a yellow convertible. PET PEEVE: People who brag. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Zippa Zappa! FAVORITE PASTIMES: Swimming and playing basketball. ACTIVITIES: HI-NEWS Business Staff 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2; Home Room Representative 2; G.O, Ball Invi- tation Committee 2; Dance Committees 1,2; Class Banquet, Chairman Clean-Up Committee 2; Picnic Committee 1,2; Teachers’ Show 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Usher Committee 1,2, 4; Glee Club 1; Prom, Chairman Ticket Committee 3; Senior Dance, Chairman Ticket Committee 4; Booster Day Com- mittee 3; THE LUDLOW LION Business Staff 4. FRANCES MAKOWICZ - Fran AMBITION: Navy Nurse. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “Get over it, FAVORITE PASTIME: Watching television, ACTIVITIES: HI-NEWS 1,2,3,4; Dance Refreshment Committee 2; Prom Ticket Committee 3; THE LUDLOW LION Edi- torial Staff 4, CHARLOTTE C, MORALS - Flub” AMBITION: To go steady. PET PEEVE: Boys who give girls a hard time. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Zippa Zappa. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Eating and sleeping. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 2,4; Baton Twirling Club 4; Majorette 4; Class Dance Committees 1,4, General Chairman 3; Banquet Committee 2; Prom Committee 3; THE LUDLOW LION Busi - ness and Typing Staffs 4. 24 NANCY ANN MUNGER - Nan AMBITION: To buy a new two-toned yellow and black Ford. PET PEEVES: People who are bossy and people who talk a lot, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, for corn sakes! FAVORITE PASTIME: Having fun. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2; Orchestra 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,8; Dance Committees 1,2,3; Prom Decoration Committee 3; HI-NEWS Typing Staff 3,4; THE LUDLOW LION Art Staff 4. LOUISE R. PISARCZYK - Lou AMBITION: To be successful in office work, PET PEEVE: People who think that they are all it, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, nuts!” FAVORITE PASTIME: Listening to the radio, ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 2,3,4; Picnic Committee 2; Dance Refreshment Com- mittee 3; Prom Refreshment Committee 3; Typing Award 2; THE LUDLOW LION Editorial Staff 4. ROBERT STANLEY NOWAK - Bob AMBITION: To be a top-notch engineer. PET PEEVE: Silly and moody girls. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Don't get too smart!” FAVORITE PASTIME: Playing in dance orchestras. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2; Golf 2,3,4; Pro Merito 3, Vice President 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Class President 1; Dance Com- mittees 1,2,3,4; Archbearer at Graduation 3; Glee Club 1,3; HI-Y 3,4; Prom, Chairman of Orchestra and Public- ity Committees and Master of Ceremonies 3; THE LUD- LOW LION Editorial Staff 4. 25 26 THERESA M. PRZYBYLA - Terry AMBITION: To be a happy person in the field of work which I choose. PET PEEVE: Girls who do not show some consideration for others, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “Oh, sugar! FAVORITE PASTIMES: Listening to the radio, dancing, sing- ing, and swimming. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,4; HI-NEWS Editorial Staff 3; Typing Awards 2; THE LUDLOW LION Editorial Staff 4. ARMAND QUEIROS - Bob AMBITION: To see the world. PET PEEVE: Girls. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “Oh, so what! FAVORITE PASTIME: Tinkering with cars, ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,3, Co-Captain 4; Prom Decoration Committee 3. WILLIAM ALAN RUSSELL - “Bill” AMBITION: To be successful, PET PEEVE: Girls who like to show off, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “Get out, huh!” FAVORITE PASTIME: Outdoor sports, ACTIVITIES: Dance Refreshment Committees 1,2,3; Prom, Chairman Decoration Committee 3; Prom Ticket Committee 3; Projection Club 1,2,3, Presi- dent 4; HI-Y 3, Vice President 4; Glee Club 4; Baseball 2; Basketball Scorer 2,3,4; Football 2,3, Co-Captain 4; THE LUDLOW LION Art Staff 4, ROSE MARIE SALETNIK - “Rosie” AMBITIONS: To be a successful comptometrist and basket- ball referee. PET PEEVE: People who talk about others. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “You know, not?” FAVORITE PASTIMES: Playing basketball, listening to music, sewing, and playing the piano, ACTIVITIES: HI-NEWS 2,3,4, Typing 4, Sports Staff 3,4; Home Room Representative 3; Student Council 3; Attended M.A.S.C, and Delegate to W.M.A.S.C. 3; Glee Club 3,4; Teachers’ Show Usher 2,3; Dance Committees 1,2,3; Picnic, Chairman Refreshment Committee 2; Chairman Invitation Committee 4; Prom Ticket Committee 3; G.O, Ball, Chair- man Invitation Committee 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Choralettes 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Banquet Committee 2; Booster Day Committee 4; Band 1,2,3,4; THE LUDLOW LION Typing and Editorial Staffs 4. WALTER E, SALETNIK - Son AMBITION: To be wealthy. PET PEEVE: Teachers who don't under- stand, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Sleep and let sleep. ” FAVORITE PASTIME: Girls, ACTIVITIES: HI-NEWS 2; Prom Decora- tion Committee 3, co JAMES H. SANFORD - Butch AMBITION: To be successful in life. PET PEEVE: People who complain about their bowling. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I'll ship ya down to the minors, FAVORITE PASTIMES: Bowling, hunting, and fishing. ACTIVITIES: Bowling 2,3, Captain 4; Projection Club 2, 3; HI-Y 3,4; Soccer 4, vas DORA ALICE SAYLES - Dodi AMBITION: To be successful in whatever field of work I choose, PET PEEVE: Fresh boys. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “I don't care!” FAVORITE PASTIME: Watching television. ACTIVITIES: First Aid Award 2; Typing Award 3; Dance Refreshment Committee 3; Prom Refreshment Committee 3, ELEANOR MARY SERGNERI - Ellie AMBITION: To learn how to mambo, PET PEEVE: People who call me “Canary, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You'll be all right, ” FAVORITE PASTIME: Riding in trucks, ACTIVITIES: HI-NEWS Editorial Staff 2, 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Dance Committees 2,3,4. STUART W. SMITH AMBITION: To be an executive in business, PET PEEVE: Women who are confusing. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “How are you fixed for blades?” FAVORITE PASTIME: Speedboat racing. ACTIVITIES: HI-Y 3,4; HI-NEWS 1,2; Class Secretary 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Dance Committees, Refreshment and Ticket 1,4; Banquet Publicity Committee 2; Prom Invitation Committee 3; THE LUDLOW LION Editorial Staff 4. 28 STELLA ROSE STA CHELEK - Stas AMBITION: To be happy in life. PET PEEVE: Guys who are insulting and wise. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Didn't I tell yah?” FAVORITE PASTIME: Eating nuts. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 4; Dance Committees 3. SYLVIA STEJNA - Cookie AMBITION: To become a successful elementary teacher, PET PEEVE: Academic Chemistry. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: So what!” FAVORITE PASTIMES: Reading and watch- ing television. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committees - Invi- tation 1, Decoration 2, Invitation 3; Picnic Commitees 1,2; Banquet Decora- tion Committee 2; Ring Committee 3; Prom Decoration Committee 3. JEAN SURPRENANT - Jeanie AMBITIONS: To be a nurse and to see the world. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hi, kid! FAVORITE PASTIME: Horseback riding. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 4; THE LUDLOW LION Typing Staff 4. 29 Sk tele ou 2h 2 enytay DAVID RONALD TROMBLEY - Dave AMBITION: Join the Air Force. PET PEEVE: People who never finish what they start. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “What a crazy guy!” FAVORITE PASTIME: Watching television. ACTIVITIES: HI-NEWS Editorial Staff 2; Prom Decoration Committee 3; HI-Y 4; Glee Club 4. STEPHEN E. TRUCHAN - Steve” AMBITION: To be successful in business. PET PEEVE: Girls who give me a hard time. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I'll say!” ACTIVITIES: Golf 2,3,4; Prom Decoration Committee 3. MILDRED C, WADAS - “Millie” AMBITION: To love and be loved. PET PEEVE: Fellows who give me a hard time, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “Look Chick, what's with you? FAVORITE PASTIME: Men. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3; HI-NEWS Editorial Staff 2,3; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Band 2,3; Typing Award 2,3, 30 ROBERT A. WHITE - Bob AMBITION: To lead a successful life. PET PEEVE: Women drivers, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What's up? FAVORITE PASTIMES: Football and fooling with my car, ACTIVITIES: Football 2,3,4; HI-NEWS Sports Staff 4; Prom Decoration Committee 3; Typing Award 2; Dance Decoration Committee 4; THE LUDLOW LION Typing Staff 4. VIOLA A, WILCZYNSKI - Vi AMBITION: To do well in whatever field I enter, PET PEEVE: People who talk too much. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, yeah!” FAVORITE PASTIME: Listening to the radio. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,4; Red Cross Award 2; Typing Award 3; Dance Refresh- ment Committee 4, PHILLIP T. WILLARD - Phil AMBITION: To make a million. PET PEEVE: Girls who act foolish all the time. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “You can't take it with you!” FAVORITE PASTIMES: Eating and sleeping. ACTIVITIES: Football 2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4. 31 32 ARMANDO ZINA - Bebe AMBITION: To become a millionaire by the time I'm twenty- five years old, PET PEEVE: People who mind everyone else's business except their own, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: “That's beside the point!” FAVORITE PASTIME: Going to the movies. Chronicles of SF In the annals of us knights-errant, the year 1950 A.D. was memorable in that we set out on our four-year quest of Knowledge. Sheathed in the transparent cloak of Ignorance, but armed with scriptorial implements and imbued with a desire to shed this onerous cloak as soon as possible, our entire corps followed the leadership of Robert Nowak (president) on to the high- ways leading to the sunny lands of Knowledge. Assistant leaders of the corps were Virginia Silva, vice president; Stuart Smith, secretary; Janis Johnston, treasurer; and Amy Almeida and Jay Millane, representatives. On our journey southward, however, we enjoyed two diversions - the Pages' Hop” and the corps picnic. In the second year of our Crusade, we elected new leaders: Morrison Ferrier, presid ent; Charlotte Jurkowski, vice president; Stuart Smith, secretary; Janis Johnston, treasurer; and Nancy Makarewicz, Jay Millane, and Rose Marie Saletnik, representatives. Because our prog- ress was easier this year, the Councils of State allowed three feasts - a fall frolic, a mid-win- ter banquet, and a Mid-summer's Day field day. The third year of our Crusade truly began our entry into the land of Knowledge. In this year, we met and triumphed over the pitfalls of American history, American literature, Stenog raphy I, and physics, It was only through the leadership of the following officers that our social activities were equally successful: David Minney, president; Charlotte Jurkowski, vice president; Toni Martins, secretary; Janis Johnston, treasurer; and Phyllis Baron, Jay Millane, and Rose Marie Saletnik, representatives. Through their efforts, we enjoyed to the hilt our “Kool Kat Kaper” and the annual Junior Promenade. Basking in the growing warmth of the land of Knowledge, the fourth year of our Crusade saw us advancing ever onward under the leadership of the same officers, with Sylvia Gadaire, Jay Millane, and Virginia Silva, representatives. Despite the ambuscades of academic chemis- try, Stenography II, Driver Education, and English literature, we came finally to the zenith of our educational quest. At last we shed the cloak of Ignorance! In the broad sunlight of hard- won knowledge, we celebrated our achievements with a “Booster Day Dance, our WINTER CARNIVAL (the annual senior show), and the production of the 1954 LUDLOW LION. Having attained the land of Knowledge, we anticipate the final festivities of our Crusade - the 1954 Junior Promenade, Ivy Day, the Corps Banquet, and Commencement, 35 ing Praise of ludlosw Let's raise our’ you- ces Sing Students all 36 ai H igh RO U cherish mem'ries of our Ludlow ‘ daysand ears ; in Your @Yms We krew m our heerts we Ss lw Teme sc Spare a, smtle tis but to reminis 3 % K =z: 5 = = =a z 3 here AOS Fe 38 By Pepcdlar r-écclaim BOYS GIRLS JAY MILLANE ----------- Most Likely to Succeed - - - ------- PHYLLIS BARON JOSEPH DePONTE - ----------- Class Saint - ------------- MARY KISSER DONALD CAMERON - ---------- Class Sinner - - - ------ NANCY MAKAREWICZ DAVID MINNEY - ------------ Best Looking = = == - = === --= - AMY ALMEIDA JOSEPH McNEILL - - ------- Woman Hater - Man Hater - - - - - - - - = CAROL LEWICKI JAY MILLANE - ------------ Most Ambitious - - ---------- PHYLLIS BARON JOSEPH McNEILL - - --------- Class Politician - - ------ - JACQUELINE BOUCHER JOSEPH DePONTE - ----------- Most Bashful - - - -------- LOUISE PISARCZYK ROBERT NOWAK - - ---------- Class Musician - - --------- JOAN CARPENTER DONALD CAMERON - ----------- Noisiest - - --------+---- TONI MARTINS DAVID MINNEY - ---------- Best All Around - ----------- PHYLLIS BARON DONALD CAMERON - - --------- Class Clown - - - -- -- - CHARLOTTE JURKOWSKI WILLIAM RUSSELL - - ---------- Best Driver - ----------- MILDRED WADAS ARMAND QUEIROS - - --------- Hot Rodders - - - --------- MILDRED WADAS DAVID MINNEY - ------------ Most Athletic - --------- CHARLOTTE MORAIS ARMAND QUEIROS - - -------- Class Nighthawk - - ---------- FONI MARTINS DAVID MINNEY - ------------ Most Popular - - - ---------- PHYLLIS BARON ARMOS BOURDEAU - - --------- Class Mechanic - - - ------- - SYLVIA GADAIRE WILLIAM RUSSELL - - - - --------- Happiest ----------- JEANETTE CANNING ROBERT FONTAINE - - -- ------- Class Spendthrift - - - - - - - - JACQUELINE BOUCHER MORRISON FERRIER --- - ------- - Class Worrier - - - ---------- PHYLLIS BARON TILL THEN - -------------- Favorite Song ----------------- TRYING GEORGE E, RUSSELL - - - - - - - - - Teacher Least Likely - - - - - - FLORENCE M, SAULNIER to be Forgotten ADOrn wma Pro Merito is a state-wide honor society that was established in 1917. Pro Merito was first introduced in Lud- low High School in 1935, At Ludlow High, there are both a senior and a junior Pro Merito. In 1951, the Pro Merito became a part of the National Honor Society. A state Pro Merito con- vention is held every May, and region- al meetings are held in the fall, Mem- bers are elected to Pro Merito at the beginning of this Junior year, The chief duties of the organiza- tion are reading proclamations in as- First row, left to right: Jeanette Canning, Sylvia Gadaire, semblies and the Bible in Chapel. Phyllis Baron. They also introduce speakers and plan Second row: Morrison Ferrier, John Millane, Miss Olive assemblies, At Christmas, all members Brooks, Advisor; Robert Nowak, Joseph McNeill. sell seasonal cards and paper. Other cards and paper are sold throughout the 2 W a rest of the year, LO Also at Christmas time, Pro Merito holds an annual college luncheon. At this luncheon, college students, students from schools of nursing, business col- leges, and the like, return to give first- hand impressions and experiences of their first year at a post-secondary school, This year was a very success- ful one in that about eight college stu- dents returned to tell us of their experi- ences. First row, left to right: Raymond Wrona, Nancy Monette, Dorothy Tetrault, Annette Waszeciak, Ronald Hwalek, Second row: Deborah Donaldson, Joan Szlosek, Judith Moore, 40 DELEGATES AND ALTERNATES TO 1953 MASSACHUSETTS GIRLS’ STATE, BOYS STATE Seated, left to right, Delegates: Phyllis Baron, Jay Millane. Standing, left to right, Alternates: Sylvia Gadaire, David Minney. Waroon “Key Millane, and Orlando Jorge. Maroon Key is an organization whose membership in- cludes boys who are outstanding in both school and athletic endeavors, Because the requirements for membership are high, there are few active members. To become a mem- ber, a boy needs five points, which may be received for Varsity or J-V letters, or for scholastic records. alumni who are ever ready to support the school in all its ventures. A highlight of the Maroon Key is the annual alum- ni-student banquet held each June and attended by leading mentors of the sports world. ARCHBEARERS AT 1953 GRADUATION Left to right: Phyllis Baron, Jay Millane, Amy Almeida, David Minney, Morrison Ferrier, Jeanette Canning, Robert Nowak Jacqueline Boucher. Active members of Maroon Key are David Minney, John However, Maroon Key has a large membership of LOYAL “fs DEMOCRACY IN ACTION! eS ane eee FAW NH A RF Oa Qe gnats ah First row, left to right: Myra Silva, '55; Diolinda Gon- calves, '57; Virginia Silva, ‘54; Elva Bell, 56. Florence Goncalves, '56; Carolann Gershowitz, '56. Second row, left to right: James Guerra, '56; Carol Redin, '55; Barbara Brodeur, ‘55; Frances Cuzzone, 07; Julieta Nascimento, 57; Joseph Soares, '57; Barbara Pecedonio, 56; Barbara Daniel, ‘57. Third row, left to right: Miss Florence M. Saulnier, Advisor; Carol Benoit, '55, Treasurer; Jay Millane, CEEREHEEEL EEL HEEL ae tee 54, President; Sylvia Gadaire, '54, Vice President; PEEELELELEE Toni Martins, '54, Secretary. ne ie oa H E at A H D 5 S I O N F N E th R H E Ds va pe Ase) (@) First row, left to right: Stanley Warzecha, ‘55; Richard Gosselin, ‘56; Mr. John Apone, Advisor; William Russell, 54; Bruce Evans, ‘57. Second row, left to right: Karl Edelman, '57; Larry Walker, '57; David Minney, '54; Sylvia Gadaire, ‘54; Margaret Falconer, '55; Marilyn Surprenant, '55; Annette Waszeciak, ‘55; Genevieve Stachelek, ‘55; Albert Bragga, ‘56. Third row, left to right: Robert Koss, '57; Albert Walker, '56; Irvin Goodwin, ‘56; John Saletnik, 55, Eugene Adamczyk, '56. e § SS eae ® «a First row, left to right: William Smits, 55; Nancy Monette, '55; Margaret Evans, '57; Cynthia Rebelo, ‘55; Ronald Hwalek, ‘55. Second row, left to right: Robert Koss, 57; Augusto de Miranda, '57; Barbara Kurpaska, ‘55; Ann Marie Harrica, ‘54; Janis Johnston, ‘54; Janet LaCroix, '56; Barbara Smits, 57; Henry Giza; John Forgie, ‘56, Third row, left to right: Jeanette Canning, '54; Victoria Wlodyka, '56; Shirley Benway, ‘57; Patricia Ferris, '56; Carol Jarosz, ‘56. ee ® FQ ACA 44 ae Left to right: Celeste Queiros, '55; Ruth Bachta, '54; Nancy Casagranda, ‘54; Mable Henriques, '54; Amy Almeida, '54; Marilyn Eisold, '54; Charlotte Morais, ‘54, é | tt A { f i . ee. 7 idweed IN ne , ¢. Sh RN a : at Ce : ACTION Vk | 5 | a PS First row, left to right: Marjorie Gibbs, ‘56; Joan Provost, ‘55; Myra Silva, '55; Charlotte Morais, 04; Phyllis Saletnik, ‘55; Sandra Proctor, ‘56, Second row, left to right: Elizabeth Chrusciel, ‘56; Roxanne Jurkowski, 56; Annette Waszeciak, ‘55; Betty Ann Dakers, 55; Deborah Donaldson, °55; Barbara Pecedonio, ‘56. 46 1954: 1955: 1956: 1957: 1954: 1954: 1956: Lludlou Aé- Ylews EDITORIAL STAFF Board of Editors Editor-in-Chief - -------------7----7- Phyllis Baron ‘54 Assistant CoO=EGitO6Ss =) 3099 s8-) =t2) So n0 =) == Joan Szlosek '55 Annette Waszeciak ‘°55 Make=Up Editor i0- 0 =i 0-9 eg =) =e Morrison Ferrier ‘54 Sports EqLtor agai =e 0= nt oe aw! ee ee Jay Millane ‘54 POV ISOS a pgs rm ees Mr. George E, Russell REPORTERS Aurea Augusto, Joaquina Augusto, Ruth Bachta, Jeanette Canning, Marilyn Eisold, Sylvia Gadaire, Ann Marie Harrica, Janis Johnston, Toni Martins, Rose Marie Saletnik, Eleanor Sergneri, William Russell, Carol Benoit, Barbara Brodeur, Deborah Donaldson, Rita Gates, Mary Johnston, Barbara Kurpaska, Nancy Monette, Judith Moore, Frank Pianowski, Joan Provost, Phyllis Saletnik, Myra Silva, Dolores Soares, Dorothy Tetrault. Frances Berkowicz, Eleanor Fierlit, Elsie Ferreira, Beverly Goodrow, Pauline LeFlash, Elaine Legere, Margaret Steele, Marian Tokarz, Judith Tromblay, Roberta Bachta. Judith Allen, Edythe Amos, Jean Bojan, Linda Brodeur, Betty Chmura, Joyce Coupal, Frances Cuzzone, Barbara Daniel, Dorothy Daniel, Margaret Evans, Juliet Ferreira, Estelle Grzanka, Sandra Medalle, Yvonne Mendes, Julieta Nascimento, Barbara Smits. T YPISTS Chief Typist - ---------- -----2---- Toni Martins ‘54 Amy Almeida, Nancy Casagranda, Ann Marie Harrica, Janis Johnston, Patricia LaPointe, Charlotte Jurkowski, Nancy Munger, Rose Marie Saletnik. ADVERTISING AND CIRCULATION DEPARTMENTS Business Manager - - - ----------= -- Jacqueline Boucher ‘54 AGVISOR = (i) = = oi mi one clint miata Mr, Gordon O, Merkel Ann Marie Harrica, Janis Johnston, Patricia LaPointe, Nancy Makarewicz, Frances Makowicz. Helen Boczkowski, Elsie Ferreira, Nancy Fuller, Carolann Gershowitz, Florence Goncalves, Janice Goodreau, Merrilyn Goodwin, Pauline LaFlash, Barbara Pecedonio, Virginia Silva, Irene Witowski, Victoria Wlodyka. A a EASES First row, left to right: Amy Almeida, Virginia Silva, Toni Martins, Chief Typist; Aurea Augusto, Janis Johnston, Second row, left to right: Ann Harrica, Joan Carpenter, Nancy Casagranda, Charlotte Jurkowski, Rose Marie Saletnik, Patricia Lapointe, Jean Surprenant, Carol Lewicki, Mable Henriques. Absent: Charlotte Morais, Robert White. First row, left to right: Virginia Silva, Aurea Augusto, Joaquina Augusto, Manager; Nancy Makarewicz, Charlotte Morais. Second row, left to right: Jeanette Canning, David Minney, Ann Harrica, Armand Queiros, Jacqueline Boucher, Morrison Ferrier, Janis Johnston, Nw ne Ve Hy NAnNMZ He naw 1™ 71 PrHn 48 LION EDITORIAL STAFF First row, left to right: Nancy Casagranda, Phyllis Baron, Joseph McNeill, Sylvia Gadaire, Theresa Przybyla. Second row, left to right: David Minney, Jeanette Canning, Aurea Augusto, Janis Johns- ton, Frances Makowicz, Stuart Smith. Third row, left to right: Morrison Ferrier, Rose Marie Salet- nik, Miss Florence M, Saulnier, Advisor; Jay Millane, Toni Martins, Louise Pisarczyk, Robert Nowak. Absent: Jac- queline Boucher, LION EDITORS Seated, left to right: Phyllis Baron, Assistant Editor; Joseph McNeill, Editor-in-Chief; Sylvia Gadaire, Art Editor. Standing, left to right: Toni Martins, Chief Typist; Joaquina Augusto, Business Manager, LION ART STAFF Front row, left to right: David Minney, Sylvia Gadaire, Richard Butter- field. Second row, left to right: Armand Queiros, Miss Ida J. Hubbell, Ad- visor; David Goodwin, Nancy Munger, William Russell. The Ludlow High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Archie Messenger, is one of the most active organizations in the school, Throughout the school year, the Band takes an active part in the extracurricular phases of school life. Its performances at school games and rallies pro- vide a vital stimulus to school spirit. The annual concert, held in the spring, fittingly climaxes the Band's season. The band also performs at Ivy Day and Graduation ceremonies. SENIOR MEMBERS Left to right: Phyllis Baron, Morrison Ferrier, Sylvia Gadaire. 5| —— ee nnane aay | | A STL NE Se TT SN RN EME HT PRS, et | SONGSTERS eHaAKA AKA FB AQ Left to right: Claire Talbot, '55; Phyllis Baron, '54; Joan Carpenter, '54; Sylvia Gadaire, °54; Diantha Gadaire, ‘56; Rose Marie Saletnik, ‘54. First row, left to right: Sylvia Gadaire, 04; Joan Carpenter, ‘54; Rose Marie Saletnik, '54; Phyllis Baron, '54. Second row, left to right: Claire Tal- bot, ‘55; Diantha Gadaire, '56; Edith Smith, 56. Third row, left to right: Phyllis Saletnik, ‘55; Patricia Ferris, 56. Substitutes - left to right: Edith Smith, 56; Phyllis Saletnik, '55; Patricia Ferris,-o6; Executive Committee whats Al Prom Chairmen, ‘53 G.O, Ball Committees Above: Executive Committee, '54 Prom Left: Chairmen, '54, G,O, Ball Committees eae € FC VN ®€ XA se oF oe W GRAND MARCH! LONG LIVE THEIR MAJESTIES! OX ONE Sy AON Sad ee f 55 ETCHED D1 OUR MEMORIES meer a pre- colleg e guidance Sesston - c “8M A5a'eig 7 at Bd - ee st Christmas luncheon ! 56 Winners of the 1954 WMSHSBT WE WON AT AMHERST! Ludlow -----------cccccce Smith Academy, --)-.- - — == = = = Ludlow -----------ccrcrcrc: Agrinersti-)- (ne im = es == = = Farewell, Mr. Millane! i ASSEMBLY Thursday, January 28, 1954 Mistress of Ceremonies - - - - - Sylvia Gadaire Pianist = = = = -(-— == Sia Joan Carpenter PROGRAM The Lord's Prayer. The Lord's My Shepherd. Salute to the Flag. The Star-Spangled Banner, ” Piano duet, Night and Day” - Joan Carpenter and Miss Lambert, tl new thd dace 6. Speakers-- Mr, Paul R. Baird - on behalf of the administration. Miss Florence M. Saulnier - on behalf of the faculty. Sylvia Gadaire - presentation of a leather two-suiter - the students’ gift. David Minney - presentation of HI-Y's gift - a desk set, 7. An original song by the Choralettes - written by Miss Lucille Lambert, 8. WILLY'S LOST, a farce - a dramatic masterpiece pre- sented by students of this high school and written by the master (?) minds of English 44. 9. “How D'Ya Do, Mr, Gula! - Girls’ Glee Club. 58 ‘TWAS (LHE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS VACATION MUSICAL PROGRAM CHORALET TES 1. We Wish You a Merry Christmas 2. Christmas in Kilarney 3. Musical Christmas Card ONE-ACT PLAY TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS COMBINED GLEE CLUB 1. ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas SONGSTERS 1. Angels We Have Heard on High 2. The First Noel 38. Cantique de Noel CHORALETTES and AUDIENCE 1. Away in a Manger 2. White Christmas 3. Joy to the World COMBINED GLEE CLUB 1. Santa Claus Is Coming to Town 2. Carol of the Bells 3. Sleigh Ride GIRLS’ TRIO 1. Jesu Bambino TRIPLE TRIO 1. We Three Kings of Orient Are 2. Adeste Fideles GIRLS TRIO 1, When Good Old Chris Comes ‘Round 2. Old Christmas Reading by Dorothy Tetrault 1. “The Silent Stars Go By” GIRLS’ TRIO 1. O Little Town of Bethlehem TRIPLE TRIO TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS A One-Act Play Director - Mr. Thomas Lewis University of Massachusetts, 54 CAST Mom ---- ----+- --+-+- - Deborah Donaldson POD GS ¢ a iae nes pena Rie in Ronald Hwalek Jim --------- John Hayes, Donald Wareham Junior - ---------c---ce Stanley Newman Betsy ----------7-+-- Genevieve Stachelek RODD Vion naan enn mun Be esa oe Donald Burrage Nr al ha oe et Barbara Kurpaska SANG ee eng aiel A ear ae Carol Benoit Moon madness, ale ceeahiens “ages es at = On Stage, everybody! Boston! Collegiate! Amore, senoritas, Beaux and three bells. Poppa danced! 13 2. 3. 4, Blue Riding Hood foiled again! Was Ist Das? “Stormy” Ruthie. Watch the calories, Charlotte. 5. “Can-Can Girls from Ludlow Town. 6. All these - andin the primary school too! 7. Charleston! 8. Dagmar! Waltz-clog. 1. Whoo! Whoo! 2. Esmerelda! 3. Solo by Priscilla, 4. Inthe cafeteria - after the ball. do. Just one kiss? 6, Rene, the swoon king. 7. Faculty hillbillies. 8. Marion and the “doll” of the show. These gals don't need diamonds, LA he + ENGELS SARE OBE EEE REN IEEE AEA ONES AIS ee ae al = 2 ee a oa “7 ” sae = 64 First row, left to right: Joaquina Augusto, '54; Nancy Makarewicz, '54; Nancy Casagranda, ‘54; Rose Marie Saletnik, '54; Charlotte Morais, '54; Virginia Silva, ‘54. Second row, left to right: Aurea Augusto, '54; Margaret Falconer, '55; Victoria Wlodyka, '56; Carol Benoit, ‘55; Deborah Donaldson, '55; Dolores Soares, '55. SCORES Ludlow - - 30 Northampton - - - - 56 Ludlow - - 45 Palmer - - - - - - - - 32 Ludlow - - 39 Ware -------- 29 Ludlow - - 39 Monson - - - - - - - 35 Ludlow - - 41 Palmer - - - - - - - 24 Ludlow - - 32 Ware -------- 50 Ludlow - - 23 Northampton - - - - 58 Ludlow - - 53 Monson - - - - - - - 37 JUNIOR VARSITY First row, left to right: Joanne Hnatow, ‘56; Margaret Evans, ‘07; Diantha Gadaire, '56; Anne Wallace, '56; Barbara Smits, Phe Second row, left to right: Irene Tenerowicz, '56; Dorothy Peczka, ‘57; Elizabeth Chmura, ‘O7; Frances Cuzzone, ‘57; Dorothy Daniel, ‘57. First row, left to right: Edward McKay, '56; David Minney, '54; Americo Francisco, '54; Simon Santos, ‘57; Armand Queiros, '54; James Sanford, '54; William Ricardi, '55, Second row: John McKay, ‘57; James Jorge, ‘56; David Goodwin, '54; Mel Bruschi, ‘56; James Guerra, 06; James Casagranda, ‘56; Acacio Almeida, ‘56; Alexander Natario, '58. Third row: Manuel Teixeira, ‘56; Coach Angelo S, Teixeira, Alfred Alves, ‘54, Santo, LINE. Up ‘Nney Gog lie Card; Aaiic Cente; Hair a €lra Righr aif Bach Al =a Right Back Back meiq Left alf Ss Seltos Outsig Back | ai Inside Rig t | oe ANCisco Cente, out @8tang, Inside Z Warg A Ulside L e bstitute. eee | anfo | Td | € Stuart CKay 4 Alario Vraith, 66 Co-Captains AMERICO FRANCISCO ARMAND QUEIROS a d VARSITY! | € i Z i | 6 | a Standing, left to right: Coach Bud King, David Minney, '54; | Robert Pasquini, '55; Donald Wilkie, '56; William Ricardi, '55; Ray- | mond Wrona, '55; Roland Helberg, '56; David Ferrier, '56; James 1 ¢ Jorge, '56; Jay Millane, '54; Orlando Jorge, °55. i ¢ SCORES i Ludlow 48 Amherst - - ------- 53 Ludlow 59 Enfield - -------- 62 . Ludlow 42 HOPKINS teh sie) sia 35 Ludlow 48 Easthampton (= =s= =a 78 i) Ludlow 44 Westfield - - ----- - 42 Ludlow 51 Westfield - ------- 50 i Ludlow 36 Northampton - - - - - - 46 Ludlow 58 Agawam -------- 69 | Ludlow 45 Hopkins - - - ------ 50 Ludlow 84 Palmer - - ------- 57 | Ludlow 46 Agawam -------- 44 Ludlow 179 Ware ---------- 60 | Ludlow 64 Palmer --------- 54 Ludlow 45 West Springfield - - - - 41 i Ludlow 173 Ware ---------- 34 Ludlow 53 Enfield - -------- 62 i Ludlow 62 West Springfield - - - - 40 Ludlow 66 Easthampton - - - - - - 55 Ludlow 53 Northampton 55 4% — S Extreme left - Minney's jump shot! Left - Ferrier rebounds! 1954 JUNIOR VARSITY Right - One for the hoop! Extreme right - An anxious moment! BATTING RECORDS | S ) NAME G AB R H PEs a Chenaille -----------7-7- 2 1 0 1 1. 000 Gauthier - (+) 15)=) ) =) = =(-— 14 38 9 1D; oo Galrow =' . = = = 3 eee 11 31 2 8 . 208 v3 Ricardi ----------cc 7c 14 37 3 9 243 Kania - (90s) o(=0 9479 05S 15 4T 9 $1 . 234 | Millane: 2) 9a ee 14 43 5 9 . 209 Saletniks)— — 0) ee 13 24 0 4 SLO JOrRG i oy = et ee eee 12 37 6 6 . 162 | Dombek -------------7- 10 27 2 4 , 148 | WOUND ta ne oe a 9 7 i: 1 . 143 Ferriere=: =e os es ik 25 2 3 . 120 Lafayett@.= = 76) 09 13 395 3 4 114 Minhey: == 5 S e 11 28 3 3 107 BRB A GQ 8 NAME WwW E Ricardi -------------- 4 3 JOrge (= a5= =) he af 4 Wrona-------c-ce-crc ee 0 1 54's WHITE HOPES! Left to right: Coach John Hurley, Seniors, David Minney and Jay Millane. First row, left to right: John Millane, '54; David Minney, ‘54; Kenneth Gauthier, ‘53; Karl Kania, ‘53; Louis Saletnik, '56; David Ferrier, ‘56, Second row, left to right: Raymond Wrona, ‘55; William Ricardi, '55; Frederick Lafayette, '56; Robert Chenaille, ‘56; Ronald Hwalek, '55; Leo Garrow, '55; Orlando Jorge, ‘55. Third row, left to right: Acacio Almeida, '56; Edward Dombek, ‘53; Coach John J. Hurley, Eugene Adamczyk, '56; William Smits, ‘55. Palmer - - -- - - 3 Ludlow, = = =20=)— 0 Enfield - - - - - - 4 Ludlow - ----- - 1 Ware ------- 10 LUdIOW) =) mie = = 2 Ludlow - - - - - 1 Palmer - ------ 0 Easthampton --- 3 LUGlOW Sa 1 Ludlow - - - - - - 4 Watlé = ------ 1 South Hadley - - - 6 Ludlow ------ 1 Ludlow - - --- - 7 South Hadley - - - - 0 LUdIOW c= 1- i= = 6 Agawam = =)—.- 2 Ludiow - - - - - - 5 Cisssicals=. = -- 1 Lud OWemt= iii 6 West Springfield - 1 DUGLOW 15) ae ton = 2 Paw a ils oo onan = 1 Easthampton --- 3 Ludlow, - - - - = 2 Ludlow - - - - - - 8 West Springfield - - 1 Enfield - - - - - - 8 Ludlow ------- 0 Won 8 Lost 7 7I First row, left to right: Robert McCarthy, ‘55; Donald Cameron, ‘54; Robert White, '54; Donald Fiora- vanti, ‘54; William Russell, '54; Frederick Lafayette, 56; Donald Wilkie, '56; John Peterson, ‘56, Second row: Ronald Hwalek, '55; Robert Warren, ‘58; Frederick Aurnhammer, ‘58; Bruce Evans, ‘56; Albert Bragga, ‘56; Sam Castenera, '57; Paul Brodeur, ‘58. Third row: Coach James King, Frank Petrolati, '55; John Forgie, ‘56; David Ferrier, ‘56; Roland Helberg, '56; Laurent Brodeur, '56; Coach John Hurley, Fourth row: Managers, Robert Koss, '57; John Millane, ‘54; Phillip Brochu, ‘56, Absent: Orlando Jorge, ‘55; Robert Pasquini, ‘55. Figures do lie! The ‘53 football squad culminated its season with a 2-5-1 tally. However, these results cannot possibly reveal each member's good sportsmanship and unceasing loyalty to the coach, to the team, and to the school, SCORES Ludlow - - 0 Palmer ------------ 19 Ludlow - - 12 Orange ----------- 20 Ludlow - - 26 Ware ------- eee ee 12 Ludlow - - 6 Mary Wells - - - ---- - - 30 Ludlow - - 19 Amherst eo o eae ie eles oat = 13 Ludlow - - 0 Enfield (e -) = ate a+ ts 39 Ludlow - - 12 South Hadley --------- 12 Ludlow - - 13 Holyoke Catholic - - - - - - 18 STATISTICS LUD. First Downs - - -------- -- 80 == (4 =p Yds. Gained on ground - - - - - 1266 = = == Yds, Gained on passes - - - - - - STT - ----= Total Yds. Gained - - - - - -- - 1843) =5 5 Passes Att, - ------------ SAN aged ae Passes Comp, - ---------- 93 ier't See Passes Int, - ------------ (Ss a ne Soma No. of Punts - ----------- eee 25,5 Des. of Punts - ----------- CER wena co Scorers: Pasquini 44, Fioravanti 18, Ferrier 14 Jorge 13 CROWN JEWELS First row, left to right: Roland Helberg, ‘56; R obert White, '54; Donald Cameron, ‘54; Fred Lafayette, ‘56; Robert McCarthy, ‘55; John Forgie, '56; William Russell, ‘54, Second row, left to right: Donald Fioravanti, '54; Donald Wilkie, ‘56; David Ferrier, ‘56; Ronald Hwalek, '55. THE FOUR HORSEMEN Left to right: Coach King, Donald Cameron, ‘54; William Russell, '54; Donald Fioravanti, '54; Robert White, ‘54; Coach Hurley. as First row, left to right: Stephen Truchan, ‘54; Robert Stuart, '55; Morrison Ferrier, ‘54; Robert Nowak, ‘54, ‘ we haw Second row, left to right: David Goodwin, ‘64; Donald Berth, 53; Coach Angelo Teixeira, — wy ey ff Bae mae Sy Go e } is Ba Seated, left to right: Donald Cameron, ‘54; Donald Fioravanti, ‘54; James Sanford, '54; Robert White, ‘54, Standing, left to right: John Saletnik, °55; Coach John Apone, Donald Burrage, ‘55. AVERAGES | James Sanford, Captain - - - - - - - - 94,1 | Donald Fioravanti - - - ------- - 88.8 | Donald Cameron - - - --------- 87,2 | John Salemik ------------- 85,2 | Donald Burrage - - - --------- 83.8 74 76 First row, left to right: Stuart Smith, '54; Robert Nowak, ‘54; Morrison Ferrier, ‘54; David Minney, ‘54; William Russell, '54; Jay Millane, '54; Robert White, '54. Second row, left to right: David Goodwin, 54; Armand Queiros, '54; Donald Fioravanti, '54; Alfred Alves, '54; Americo Francisco, '54; James Sanford, '54; Third row, left to right: Charles Stuart, ‘55; Stanley Warzecha, '55; Mr. Angelo S. Teixeira, Advisor; Frank Fijal, '55; Ronald Hwalek, '55; Robert Chenaille, °55. Hi-Y's chief contribution to the students of L.H.S, is the annual Hi-Y Show, pre- sented for the entertainment of the audience with first, second, and third prizes awarded to those contestants who are not members of Hi-Y. A great deal of preparation goes into this venture, and every member of the organi - zation contributes to the show in some capacity. The treasury was amply supplemented as a result, and this money was used to buy a going-away gift for Mr. Millane. Hi-Y also sponsors an annual dance. 1954 Hi-Y officers are: President, David Minney; Vice President, William Russell; Secretary, Morrison Ferrier; Treasurer, Jay Millane, WY ppiveR EDUCATION Mr. Rooney's Problems of Democracy National Office Management Association The Vera B, Wheaton Future Teachers of America Club Mrs. Szlosek and Miss Brooks supervise the Future Nurses of America. | 80 19 Kucglts 54 President - = = = = + 'S 3 © = = 3) === = — |= == Myra Silva Vice President = - = = =)3 = = = == 43-78) sie William Smits Secretary 9 Se) Sh Sw a ee Carol Benoit Treaswreti-) = a eee Annette Waszeciak Representative, 204) =) 2 0= == Barbara Brodeur Representatlye,;, 200 '=(- == oh ee ee Gloria Nunes Representatives 212) = (ee o8e a5 eon Carol Redin CORPS 204 First row, left to right: Betty Gamble, Rita Gates, Carol Benoit, Barbara Brodeur, Helen Bojan, Margaret Falconer, Wilma Gardner, Second row, left to right: Deborah Donaldson, Beverly Ehlers, Audrey Blanchard, Marie DeCarlo, Betty Dakers, Sheila Cadwell. Third row, left to right: Milton Adao, Leo Garrow, Fred Curylo, Frank Fijal, Robert Chenaille, Donald Burrage, CORPS 209 First row, left to right: Kenneth McRaney, Joan Provost, Mary Johnston, Elsie Harrica, Alice Pereira, Gloria Nunes, Loyce Martin, Agnes Pieczarka, Hope Gowans, Ronald Hwalek, Second row, left to right: Frank Perkowski, Frances Magada, Judith Moore, Nancy Monette, Joyce Goodreau, Jeannette Morrissette, Theresa Pisarczk, Gladys Giza, John Hiney. Third row, left to right: Robert Pasquini, Stanley Newman, Robert Ober, Henry Giza, Frank Grybosh, Frank Pianowski, Frank Petrolati, Orlando Jorge, Thomas Gregoire, Alfred Gon- calves, Robert McCarthy, John Hayes. CORPS 212 First row, left to right: Claire Talbot, Eileen Williamson, Annette Waszeciak, Myra Silva, Carol Redin, Dorothy Tetrault, Celeste Queiros. Second row, left to right: Joan Young, Dolores Soares, Joan Szlosek, William Smits, Irene Wdowiak, Marilyn Surprenant, Phyllis Saletnik, Genevieve Stachelek, Third row, left to right: William Ricardi, John Saletnik, Raymond Wrona, Stanley Warzecha, Leon Wlodyka, Robert Slate, Donald Wareham, Charles Stuart. CORPS 212 8| 82 1G Sgucres 56 President: == i= ie) = = 4 = 6 eat ot ee James Guerra Vice. Presidenti ==. = 41 - se Siero ta = ha Soe ir Diantha Gadaire Secretary 6 (=) $09 (=) 8 eS ee Florence Goncalves Treasurer -------- errr rt err tre Victoria Wlodyka Representathve Li Si —cs: atae ei 5s se ee ee Elva Bell Representauves (2.07 = (=.= saa Carolann Gershowitz Representative? 21 10s1-ts12 shea to ea eae Barbara Pecedonio CORPS 115 First row, left to right: Jacqueline Blais, Elizabeth Chrusciel, Joyce Bernardo, Roberta Bachta, Mary Bernot, Elva Bell, Dorothy Amos, Frances Berkowicz, Phyllis Cislak, Virginia Canning, Patricia Ferris. Second row, left to right: Donald Abair, Edmund Amos, James Casagranda, Elsie Ferreira, Marianne Burroughs, Geraldine Bernardo, Kathleen Bowler, Eleanor Fierlit, Catherine Allens, Bruce Evans, John Fijal, Albert Bragga. Third row, left to right: Frank Cabral, Ralph Banas, Antonio Cavrailhais, Carl Douthwright, David Ferrier, John Forgie, Ronald Douville, Kenneth Courtney, Eugene Adamczyk, Charles Chenaille, Laurent Brodeur, CORPS 217 First row, left to right: Jean Hiersche, Irene Witowski, Carolann Gershowitz, Florence Gon- calves, Marjorie Gibb, Merrilyn Goodwin, Diana Hamiltoh, Janice Goodreau, Nancy Willard, Nancy Fuller, Janet Lacroix, Pauline LaFlash. Second row, left to right: Roland Helberg, Victoria Wlodyka, Diantha Gadaire, Anne Wallace, Beverly Goodrow, Arlene Kivior, Joanne Hnatow, Marguerite Kisser, Carol Jarosz, Roxanne Jurkowski, James Guerra. Third row, left to right: Irvine Goodwin, Frank Wdowiak, John Krzyzek, Richard Gosselin, Wallace Henderson, Edward Wilcox, Roger Gamache, James Jorge, Donald Laramee, Donald Wilkie, Frederick Lafayette. CORPS 211 First row, left to right: Elaine Legere, Edith Smith, Priscilla Trombly, Margaret Steele, Helen Tenerowicz, Dorothy Tokarz, Diane Lortie, Cynthia Rebelo, Sandra Proctor, Sandra Parker, Geraldine Surprenant. Second row, left to right: Mitchell Maziarz, Robert Libiszewski, Barbara Smythkowski, Marian Tokarz, Susan Walker, Irene Tenerowicz, Barbara Pecedonio, Virginia Silva, Nancy Pellerin, Marilee Livermore, Edward Powers, Third row, left to right: William Sarad, Lester Senecal, David Lavigne, Albert Walker, Rosalie Mulawski, Judith Tromblay, Mary Saracino, John Peterson, Norman O'Neil, Arthur Noel, Henry Ouellette. CORPS 211 84 19 Pages 57 President (097.23) 95) et Joseph Soares Vice: Président (-e= = =f s an ee Earl Shepard SOCIELAlY Fa = io ee ee Frances Cuzzone Treasurer -----+ cc fet cee ee ere eee Dorothy Peczka Representatives al 12 (a0 i se ea er Barbara Daniel Representative (i137) hehe me eae ead ae Diolinda Goncalves Representatlvep (AUT para oie ea mae Julieta Nascimento CORPS 112 First row, left to right: Jonathan Bennet, Norma Gauthier, Edythe Amos, Jean Bojan, Nancy Cadwell, Florence Ashwell, Frances Cuzzone, Linda Brodeur, Margaret Evans, Albert Fontaine, Second row, left to right: Dorothy Daniel, Juliet Ferreira, Elizabeth Chmura, Barbara Daniel, Shirley Benway, Mary Fido, Dorothy Chenaille, Judith Allen, Joyce Coupal, Third row, left to right: George DePonte, John Bruschi, Samuel Castanera, Robert Condon, Wal- ter Fijal, Jack Cipriano, Robert Abair. CORPS 113 First row, left to right: Alexander Jasnocha, Sandra Medalle, Gail Green, George Kisser, Dio- linda Goncalves, John Gamache, Judith Goodreau, Richard Gow, Anne Klassanos, Camilla Hadro. Second row, left to right: Betty Muszynski, Chester Kareta, Augusto DeMiranda, Doris Lyndon, Raymond Lacroix, Estelle Grzanka, Richard Gagne, Judith Langevin, Chester Giza, Catherine Lake, Yvonne Mendes. Third row, left to right: Edward McKay, Richard Green, Andrew Lopata, Edward Jaciow, John Gaffney, Charles McChesney, Vincent Harackiewicz, Robert Koss, John McKay. CORPS 117 First row, left to right: Annette Ondre, Bernice Syriac, Patricia Nocrasz, Geneva Willard, Diana Sorcinelli, Elizabeth Szczebak, Betty Ann Roberts, Mabel Queiros, Esabel Palheiredo, Jennie Yosinski, Helen Wilczynski, Carol Webster, Second row, left to right: Dorothy Peczka, Julieta Nascimento, Edward Wikar, Earl Shepard, Joseph Soares, Richard Perkins, Robert Sepiol, Donald St. John, Maureen Powers, Irene Pisarczyk, Wallace Ober, Third row, left to right: Simon Santos, Manuel Teixeira, Teddy Saletnik, Donald Nash, Bar- bara Smits, Yvonne Phaneuf, Dorothy Wareham, Anne Pohner, Clifton Schermerhorn, James Tower, Edward Nowak. CORPS 112 CORPS 113 CORPS 117 85 ne aan 1 ee Z Y 5.G 87 88 Andy’s Market A. Boilard Sons, Inc., Hardware, Mason Supplies The Board of Selectmen Bosworth Studio Bud Jensen’s Service Station The Chapman Valve Mfg. Co. Daylight Dairy Fiaton Lumber Corporation Fournier’s Pharmacy Gilbane Building Company - Providence, Rhode Island Gowen and Trombly, Inc. Harry’s Food Center Ludlow Manufacturing and Sales Company Ludlow Savings Bank Miller’s Dairy Dr. Meran Nakashian Owen’s Pharmacy D. D Ruxton Company, Inc. Sigmund J. Posner, M. D. Stanley’s Market Steve’s Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Hector Augusto A. H. Bartlett Company Dre fe Roger G. (Bertrand Charlie's Restaurant Clifford's Barber Shop Dias Food Market Dottie's Coffee Shop Emelda's Beauty Shop Emelda G. Moran, Prop. Eva's Beauty Parlor Fenton's J. B. Giacomelli Bicycle Shop Henricks Brothers David Irvine Sons Ins. Agcy. Ki B Super Service Dr. Reuben Katz Ludlow Lions Club Milroy Auto School P. E. Murphy - Guild Optician Orchard Food Center Best Wishes - Penwood Kennels Prokop and Szarlan Silva's Servicenter Television Corner The Thrift Shoppe Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Baron Benway's Service Station Albert E. Booth Company Chmura!'s Bakery Czerniak's Hardware Store Dino's Barber Shop Economy Shoe Store Essex Street Market Manuel Nioutinho, Prop. Our Ladyof Fatima Church Brank Sea ner (homas W.sGriffin Hiersche and Sons Jessie's Kiddyland Stanley Kapinos Funeral Home Len's Diner Massachusetts Plastic Corp. Modern Shoe Repair Nick's Auto Body Palmer Register, [ic. Pope's Paint Center Ram-Bull-In Gee Aueoniitice Olipally John F. Thompson Unity Market 89 90 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Boucher Mr. Alton M. Carpenter Center Package Store Cuthbert's Auto Body Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DePonte Compliments of Richard B. Eisold Ethel's Dress Shop Fenny's Country Service A Friend Dr. Gadaire Walter J. Gauthier Mr. and Mrs. Earl Grant Harmony Beverage Co. Mr. and Mrs. James Harrica Holmes Poultry Farm Jean's Dress Shop Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johnston John W. Krzyzek - Mobil Heat Dealer Louise's Specialty Shop Ludlow Bake Shop Ludlow Fish Market Mr. and Mrs. M. Makarewicz Manny's and Tiny's Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. McNeill O. J. Merkel and Son Paoletti's Economy Fruit Co. Poole's Department Store Mr. and Mrs. Carleton J. Russell Compliments of Edith and Carleton Russell Sophi's Beauty Parlor Mr. Stanley Stachelek Stan's Men's Shop Teddy the Tailor White Eagle Soda Company Yvonne's Beauty Parlor - beans pee een tf 9 el A LITHOGRAPHED YEARBOOK DALLAS ¢ TEXAS _ ee ole Bab ol sat . = ac Dae Tigh Se LEGA aS BEIRASR ER A ies Bea: PA, SES EE, a PNR BESO tan 2 EASES AEN Ng ty te nr atte en nt ar Ne ARON = - S oo