Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1955 volume:

a @ I. CONTENTS Il’.. DEDICATION 2.22425. ee a Ill. ‘(FOREWORD eee oe ae ee 4. : IV. CELESTIALSCOMMANDERS 3 xe 5 : A, Administrations 2...) ee 6 B: Guiding: Stars ee ee 8 a V. | RACING ROGKETEERS «255 gee eee 10 oe VI; --PLANETARY. PAGEANT: 2 37 A.” Written ‘inthe: Stars 5. ee 38 B..On the Wings of Song 22 50 C: Couriers:'to the ‘Stars i. 2 eee 60 : D.-Shooting™ Stars. a) St... oe re ee 69 at te ie. VII. “SOARING SATELLITES ee 82 oe VIII. SPONSORS, PATRONS?FRIEND See 90 x IX: ‘ADDENDA 225) eee 96 ww = Ay Nu. .f Re rv ¥art Ss a3 ne ie Ue fe ff ey Hee: sy pa F - as % aed tie At PRES Sone Ds | Wa i a q asting appree e and small, } ‘ance in all activi and good will, ¢a ce The realization of wonders the future has in store, the spirit of a fast-mov- oA, eaves - A ‘ . : é 7 aa ing age, the dreams of a time when nothing is beyond the realm of imagina- oa sae chin Mey oo Mettes tion, the formation of ideals and objectives, molded from honesty and integ- rity—all symbolize our ascent in academic and athletic careers. b Bh Set oe ; VRuee gee LE a ax uA 4 aes 4 it wt bs . 3 ¥ Hence, we have chosen as our theme the light of what is yet to be... ms Journey to the Stars . . . which outlines for us an age of miracles, discoveries, ee and conquests of all obstacles better than any era of past history. a bg Bat se ‘4 The staff, therefore, proudly presents on behalf of the class this journal Ba ; Pf as a commemorative mark in our lives... Red Fy THE 1955 LUDLOW LION! | ef CEEESTIAL COSIPIAINDERS BMS Ny 4 . th fe BS 21 Wee) OVE tay re, PGS te Onn cas Journey to the Stars . reach our stars, we can, in our striving, contribute to the advancement of our In the words of Browning . . . ...aman’s reach should exceed his grasp, Or what’s a heaven for?” DR. CHARLES R. GADAIRE, Chairman EDWARD J. KING MICHAEL V. ROSTKOWSKI . . this is indeed an excellent theme for the 1955 LUDLOW LION, and we wish you well in your journey. Each of us should hitch his life to a star—an ideal, a goal—and though few of us expect to Congratulations to the members of the Class of 1955! All of you made some contribution to this yearbook. The degree of personal satisfaction you receive from this finished product de- pends upon whether your share of work was great or small. As you travel along the road of life, you will find that one of the greatest rewards in life is the feeling of satisfaction of a job well done. May your future years bring you many days of happiness because of a day’s work well done. JOSEPH J. GULA Principal The thought I would leave with the mem- bers of the Class of 1955 is expressed in this bit of verse: One ship drives east, another west, ™ With the self-same winds that blow. spree eae ’Tis the set of the sails, and not the gales ite” “ Which decides the way to go. ‘ ny co Ss ft Like the winds of the sea are the ways of ‘ = Fate As we voyage along through life. ’Tis the will of the soul that decides the goal And not the calm or the strife. I wish you, each and every one, “God Speed.” PAUL R. BAIRD Superintendent of Schools - a or. mr § “ys =e re ise = Acar. 74 BRO fo Bie i aE os Sy eee OO yr Re N Ca ee EL? LANGUAGE STAFF Left to right: Miss Grace Foley Mr. William Rooney Miss Florence M. Saulnier Mr. George Russell Mrs. Philomene Proctor SUPERVISORS Left to right: Miss Ida Hubbell Mrs. Priscilla Teixeira Mr. Archibald H. Messenger SECRETARIAL STAFF Left to right: Mrs. Cora Taylor Miss Mary Szczygiel Mrs. Shirley Dube Mrs. Frances White HEALTH and PHYSICAL EDUCATION Left to right: Mr. James King Mrs. Lucille Lortie Miss Helen Kudlic Mrs. Alice Mae Slosek Dr. Meran Nakashian MATHEMATICS and SCIENCE Left to right: Mr. Alexander Hronis Mr. Angelo Teixeira Miss Helen Hartnett Mr. Gordon Merkel Mr. Edward Schmidt SOCIAL STUDIES Left to right: Miss Margaret Murtagh Mr. John Hurley Miss Olive Brooks COMMERCIAL Left to right: Mrs. Mary Cormier Mr. Henry Cant Miss Charlotte Ramsay HOME ECONOMICS and INDUSTRIAL ARTS Left to right: Mr. John Apone Mrs. Marian Moody Mrs. Isabel Miller Miss Leora Smith Mr. John Trapp pe. BEE Sie ? Joun J. HINEY SVACK PRESIDENT Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown. Born: March 18, 1937 Spatial Guide: Pisces Ambition: To be half as successful as my father. Pet Peeve: People who haunt me. Activities: Basketball 1; Picnic Committees 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 4; General Chairman of Junior Dance 3; Prom Decoration Committee 3; Dance Committees 3, 4; Student Council 4; Cap- tain of Student Patrol 4; Booster Day Committee 4. OFFICERS CELESTE TERESA QUEIROS “SALLY VICE PRESIDENT Here is a dear and true industrious friend. Born: November 20, 1937 Spatial Guide: Scorpio Ambition: To become a secretary for a well-known firm. Pet Peeve: People who pronounce my last name “Queerios!” Activities: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Picnic Committees 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2, 4; Dramatic Club 3; Teachers’ Show Usher 3; Hi-News Editorial and Typ- ing Staffs 4; Prom General Chairman 3; Graduation Usher 3; Senior Show Usher 3; Senior Show Talent Scout 4; The Ludlow Lion Co-Chief Typist 4. CAROL HELEN BENOIT SECRETARY For many are called, but few are chosen. Born: July 12, 1937 Spatial Guide: Cancer Ambition: To be a top-notched technician. Pet Peeve: People who are put on a committee and refuse to work. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2; Banquet and Picnic Committees 1, 2; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-News Staff 1, 2, 3, Business Manager 4; Student Council 2; Treasurer 3, President 4; Red Cross Council 2, 3; Dramatic Club 3; Graduation Usher 3; WMASC Delegate 3, Secretary 4; Girls’ State Alternate 3; Governors’ Day Representative at Eastern States’ Exposition 3; Archbearer 3; Band 3; Booster Day Committee 3, 4; Pro Merito 3, Secretary 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; The Lud- low Lion Editorial and Business Staffs 4; Class Secretary 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Usher Committees 2, 3. OFFICERS ANNETTE C. WASZECIAK TREASURER Exceedingly well read. Born: February 25, 1938 Spatial Guide: Pisces Ambition: Teaching. Pet Peeve: Pessimists. Activities: Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Dance and Picnic Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Banquet Ticket Chairman 2; Hi- News Staff 2, 3, Co-Editor-in-Chief 4; Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Prom Ticket and Invitations Committee 3; Cushion Pops and Dance Committee 3; Graduation Usher 3; Pro Merito 3, Librar- ian 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Projection Club 3, 4; Fu- ture Teachers of America 3, 4; Senior Show Ticket Commit- tee 4; The Ludlow Lion Editorial Staff 4. BARBARA ANN BRODEUR “BABS” REPRESENTATIVE 205 As merry as the day is long. Born: August 8, 1937 Spatial Guide: Leo Ambition: To be successful in every endeavor. Pet Peeve: Dateless Saturday nights. Activities: G.O, Ball Committees 1, 2; Home Room Representa- tive 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Student Council 1, 2, 3, Vice President 4; Dance and Picnic Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Banquet Refreshment Chairman 2; Open Night Usher 2, 3; WMASC Usher 2, 4; Prom Decoration Committee 3; Student Council Representative at West Bridgewater 3; Student Patrol 4; Booster Day Committee 4; Senior Show Tal- ent Scout 4; The Ludlow Lion Business Manager and Typing Staff 4. OFFICERS DOLORES SOARES DEE REPRESENTATIVE 207 For you bouquets and ribboned wreaths. Born: May 29, 1937 Spatial Guide: Gemini Ambition: To live a life worth living. Pet Peeve: Hill-billy music. Activities: Home Room Representative 1, 4; Student Council 1, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 4; G.O. Ball Committees 1, 4; Hi-News Edi- torial Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Staff 4; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Banquet and Picnic Committees 2; Basketball 2, 3; Prom Publicity and Orchestra Committee 3; Graduation Usher 3; Future’ Teachers of America 3; Dance Refreshment Com- mittee Chairman 3; Dramatic Club 3; Student Patrol 4; Sen- ior Show Talent Scout 4; The Ludlow Lion Editorial and Busi- ness Staffs 4. 14 ) Joan Mary SZLOSEK “JOANIE REPRESENTATIVE 215 The two noblest things, which are sweetness and light. Born: March 30, 1937 Spatial Guide: Aries Ambition: To achieve success in the business world. Pet Peeve: People who keep me waiting. Activities: Home Room Representative 1, 2, 4; Student Council 1, 2, Secretary 4; G.O. Ball Committees 1, 2, 4; Dance and Picnic Committees 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross Council 2; Banquet Committee 2; Hi-News 2, 3, Co-Edi- tor-in-Chief 4; Prom Refreshment Chairman 3; Massachusetts Girls’ State Delegate 3; Cushion Pops and Dance Committee 3; Pro Merito 3, Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Ludlow Representative in “I Speak for Democracy” Contest and Sportsmanship Essay Contest 3, 4; Student Patrol 4; Stu- dent Government Representative 4; Senior Show Talent Scout, Publicity Committee Chairman 4; The Ludlow Lion Editorial Staff 4. OFFICERS Nancy MArE MONETTE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Little strokes fell great oaks. Born: October 11, 1937 Spatial Guide: Libra Ambition: To make a mark in the business world. Pet Peeve: People who are inconsiderate. Activities: Glee Club 1; Hi-News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Banquet and Picnic Committees 2, 3; Junior Red Cross Council 2, 3, Secretary 2, 3; Dramatic Club 3; Chairman of Ring Committee 3; Graduation Usher 3; Prom Refreshment Committee 3; Pro Merito 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; The Ludlow Lion Editor-in-Chief 4. 15 DEBORAH DONALDSON “DEBBIE ASSISTANT EDITOR Perfect simplicity is unconsciously audacious. Born: December 7, 1937 Spatial Guide: Sagittarius Ambition: To be a success in by chosen profession. Pet Peeve: Too little time for too many things. Activities: Girls’ Basketball 2, 3, Captain 4; Hi-News Editorial Staff 3, Exchange Editor 4; Dramatic Club 3; Archbearer 3; Chairman of Prom Tickets and Invitations 3; Alternate for Governors’ Day at Eastern States’ Exposition 3; Graduation Usher 3; Pro Merito 3, President 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Glee Club 4; General Chairman College Luncheon 4; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4; The Ludlow Lion Assistant Editor 4; DAR Representative. CAROL JEAN REDIN CO-CHIEF TYPIST The darling of our crew. Born: September 17, 1938 Spatial Guide: Virgo Ambition: To be successful in the work I under- take after school. Pet Peeve: Unsupervised little cherubs. Activities: Glee Club 2; Student Council 3; Home Room Representative 3; Prom Decorations Com- mittee 3; Refreshment Committee 3; WMASC Delegate at Chicopee 3; Senior Dance Ticket Chairman 4; The Ludlow Lion Co-Chief Typist 4; Senior Show Dance Committees. Betty ANN DAKERS BET ART EDITOR The very flower of youth. Born: August 8, 1937 Spatial Guide: Leo Ambition: To be a successful secretary. Pet Peeve: People who say, “I should have stood at home.” Activities: Prom Decoration Committee 3; Ring Committee 3; Dance Committees 3, 4; Hi-News Art Work 4; Head Majorette 1, 2, 3,4; The Ludlow Lion Art Editor 4. MILTON JOHN ADAO “MILTIE” Handsome is that handsome does. Born: July 10, 1937 Spatial Guide: Cancer Ambition: To be a success in any field | choose. Pet Peeve: Obstacles in my way. Activities: Class Treasurer 1; Projection Club 1; Hi-News Busi- ness Staff 1, 2; Picnic Committee 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 4; Poster Committee 1, 2; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; The Ludlow Lion Business Staff 4. AUDREY G. BLANCHARD “AUDDIE” With a smile that was childlike and bland. Born: February 11, 1937 Spatial Guide: Aquarius Ambition: To travel, be successful, and always be happy. Pet Peeve: Short guys! Activities: Sports Usher 1; Prom Usher 2; Banquet and Picnic Committees 2; Hi-Y Show Usher 2; Prom Decoration Committee 3; Girls’ Basketball 3; Dance Committee 4; Hi-News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; The Ludlow Lion Art Staff 4. HELEN Mary Bojan “DIMPLES” The very pink of perfection. Born: April 15, 1937 Spatial Guide: Aries Ambition: To be successful in the business world. Pet Peeve: Homework. Activities: Band 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Prom Refreshment Com- mittee 3. DoNnALD EARL BURRAGE “SMOKY Life is not life at all without delight. Born: June 6, 1938 Spatial Guide: Gemini Ambition: Naval Air Force jet ace. Pet Peeve: Girls who tint their hair. Activities: Picnic Committee 2; Football 2; Baseball 3; Bowling 3; Prom Invitations Committee 3; Glee Club 4; Graduation Usher 4. RoBERT E. CHENAILLE “BOBBY All wisdom’s armory this man could yield. Born: September 1, 1937 Spatial Guide: Virgo Ambition: Professional ball player. Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke. Activities: Basketball 2; Baseball 2, 3; Hi-Y 3, 4; Dance Committees 3, 4. FREDERICK L. CURYLO “FREDDIE” Survival of the fittest. Born: September 3, 1937 Spatial Guide: Virgo Ambition: Professional singer. Pet Peeve: Girls who use profane language. Activities: Vice President 1, 2; Picnic Committee 1, 2; Football 2; Red Cross Representative 3; Prom Entertainment Commit- tee 3; Basketball 3, 4; Soccer 4; Hi-News Assistant Sports Editor 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. Marie DECARLO Welcome ever smiles. Born: June 17, 1937 Spatial Guide: Gemini Ambition: To be successful in whatever field | choose. Pet Peeve: People who have no consideration for others. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Banquet Committee 2; Refresh- ment Committee 2; Dance Committee 3; General Chairman 3; Basketball and Football Usher 3, 4; Basketball 2; Prom Re- freshment Committee 3. “e BEVERLY MAE EHLERS BEV” Sweeter also than honey and the honeycomb. Born: February 24, 1937 Spatial Guide: Pisces Ambition: To be a successful technician. Pet Peeve: People who confuse me with my sister. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2; Future Nurses Associa- tion 3, 4; Hi-News Editorial Staff 4; Dance Com- mittee 4; The Ludlow Lion Editorial Staff 4. MARGARET ANN FALCONER “MAGGIE” It is good to be zealously affected always in a good thing. Born: June 20, 1937 Spatial Guide: Gemini. Ambition: To be successful in life. Pet Peeve: People who think they’re better than others. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Projection Club 3, Secretary 4; Basketball 3, 4; Decoration Committee 4. FRANK FIJAL Ah, why should life all labour be. Born: October 11, 1937 Spatial Guide: Libra Ambition: To be successful in the profession I choose. Pet Peeve: Girls who think they’re so big. Activities: Student Council 1; Class Secretary 1; Dance Com- mittees 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2; Band 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3. FIJ Betry ANN GAMBLE RETA A still, small voice. Born: February 12, 1937 Spatial Guide: Aquarius Ambition: To be successful. Pet Peeve: Homework. Activities: Dance Decoration Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Decoration Committee 3; Glee Club 3, 4; The Ludlow Lion Art Staff 4. pge Wiima C. GARDNER SwILin, Sweets to the sweet. Born: August 16, 1937 Spatial Guide: Leo Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. Pet Peeve: People who try to make trouble for others. Activities: Banquet Refreshment Committee 2; Prom Decoration Committee 3; Dance Entertainment Committee 3; Dance Ticket Comm ittee 4; Hi-News Editorial Staff 4. 20 LEO GARROW “SPEEDY A Corinthian, lad of mettle, a good boy. Born: September 23, 1936 Spatial Guide: Libra Ambition: To be a professional baseball player. Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke and drink. Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. GLADYs GIZA CLOLTI EG Still waters run deep. Born: October 14, 1937 Spatial Guide: Libra Ambition: To love and be loved. Pet Peeve: People who gossip without knowing the facts. Activities: Dance Refreshment Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Picnic and Banquet Committees 2; Usher Com- mittees 2, 3; Prom Refreshment Committee 3. HEnrY W. Giza “HANK” I would help others, out of a fellow-feeling. Born: April 6, 1936 Spatial Guide: Aries Ambition: To make a million Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke. Activities: Projection Club 1; Usher Committees 1, 2; Class President 1, 2; Poster and Refreshment Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross Council 2, 3; Chairman of Decoration Com- mittee 3. 2 “e 99 ALFRED GONCALVES AL Wit and wisdom are born with man. Born: May 13, 1936 Spatial Guide: Taurus Ambition: To be successful in life. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning to go to school. Activities: Picnic and Dance Committees 1, 2; Prom Decoration Committee 3. = JOYCE GOODREAU “BLONDIE Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low. Born: Judy 26, 1937 Spatial Guide: Leo Ambition: To become a good secretary. Pet Peeve: Boys Activities: Glee Club 1, 3. Hope Gowans “HOPIE” W hose life is a bubble, and in length a span. Born: May 13, 1937 Spatial Guide: Taurus Ambition: To be successful in whatever field I choose. Pet Peeve: People who are always late. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Banquet Refreshment Commit- tee 2; Prom Refreshment Committee 3; Senior Show Usher 3; Dance Refreshment Committee 3; The Ludlow Lion Typing Staff 4. 22 THOMAS B. GREGOIRE “TOMMY” I am just going to leap into the dark. Born: April 11, 1937 Spatial Guide: Aries Ambition: To be successful. Pet Peeve: Girls that flirt. FRANK GRYBOSH, JR. “FRANKIE His time is forever, everywhere his place. Born: October 9, 1936 Spatial Guide: Libra Ambition: To be successful in life. Pet Peeve: Women drivers. ELsiE RutH HARRICA Herself a fairer flower. Born: January 13, 1938 Spatial Guide: Capricorn Ambition: To be successful in whatever field I choose. Pet Peeve: South-American music. Activities: Banquet Clean-Up Committee 2; Prom Refreshment Committee 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 23 2 RONALD T. HWALEK “RONNIE Flowery oratory he despised. Born: September 3, 1937 Spatial Guide, Virgo Ambition: To go to the Coast Guard Academy. Pet Peeve: Impatient, horn-happy drivers. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; All- State Chorus 2; Banquet Chairman 2; B and 2; Basketball 2, 3; Junior Red Cross Council President 2, 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Delegate to Boys’ State 3; Archbearer 3; Dramatic Club 3; Junior Red Cross Inter-High School Council 3, President 4; Hi-Y 3, Secretary 4; Pro Merito 3, Vice Presi- dent 4; Student Patrol 4; Hi-News Sport Editor 4; Good Goy- ernment Day Alternate 4; Springfield Junior Red Cross Ad- visory Committee 4; The Ludlow Lion Editorial Staff 4; Sen- ior Show Music Chairman 4; Maroon Key 4. JoHN F. HAyEs “7aAGK Man, false man, smiling, destructive man! Born: January 13, 1938 Spatial Guide: Capricorn. Ambition: To live a happy life. Pet Peeve: Girls who come to school with their hair set. Activities: Prom Refreshment Committee 3; Basket- ball 3; Dance Committees 3, 4; Football 4. Mary SusAN JOHNSTON mp HIE 2 There buds the promise of celestial worth. Born: January 6, 1938 Spatial Guide: Capricorn Ambition: To be successful in whatever I set out to do, Pet Peeve: Conceited boys. Activities: Glee Club 1; Banquet Refreshment Committee 2; Hi-News Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4; Prom and Dance Committees 3, 4; Red Cross Council Representative 4. 24 ORLANDO JORGE “LANDO” The man that makes a character makes foes. Born: July 14, 1935 Spatial Guide: Cancer Ambition: Professional baseball player. Pet Peeve: Crooked Refs. Activities: Soccer 1; Basketball 1, 2, Captain 3; Baseball 2, 3; Football 2, 3; Maroon Key 3; Ticket Committee Chairman 3; Elected to All Western Massachusetts Basketball Team of 1954; Prom Decoration Committee 3. FRANCES MAGADA “BABE” In her tongue is the law of kindness. Born: May 5, 1937 Spatial Guide: Taurus Ambition: To become a nurse. Pet Peeve: People who talk too much. Activities: Future Nurses of America 4. BARBARA KATHLEEN KURPASKA “BABS” My days are swifter than a weaver’s shuttle. Born: Septemberf 2, 1937 Spatial Guide: Virgo Ambition: To become a doctor. Pet Peeve: Inefficiency. Activities: Picnic Committees 1, 2; Band 2; Student Council 2; Home Room Representative 2; Banquet Entertainment Chair- man 2; G.O. Ball Committee 2; Junior Red Cross 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 4; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Hi-News Editorial Staff 2, 3, Make-up Editor 4; Prom Committee 3; Dramatic Club 3; Senior Show Usher 3; Projection Club 4; Senior Show Make-up Committee 4; The Ludlow Lion Editorial Staff 4. 25 LoycrE JOAN MARTIN Magnificent spectacle of human happiness. Born: November 26, 1936 Spatial Guide: Sagittarius Ambition: To become a successful airline hostess. Pet Peeve: People who talk about other people behind their backs. Activities: Glee Club 1, 4; Dance and Picnic Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Banquet Committee 2; Prom Invitation and Ticket Com- mittee 3; Hi-News Editorial Staff 4. RoBert McCartTry All are but parts of one stupendous whole. Born: September 8, 1937 Spatial Guide: Virgo Ambition: To make a million. Pet Peeve: Conceited girls. Activities: Prom Decoration Committee 3; Football 2, 3, Co-Captain 4. JupITH H. Moore “JUDY” Tis good to be merry and wise. Born: April 16, 1937 Spatial Guide: Aries Ambition: To live a happy, successful life. Pet Peeve: Know-it-alls. Activities: Band 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Typing Staff 4; Graduation Archbearer 3; Dance Committees 3, 4; Pro Merito 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; The Ludlow Lion Editorial Staff 4. 26 JEANNETTE E. MORRISSETTE “TOOTS” The maid who modestly conceals her beauty. Born: August 4, 1938 Spatial Guide: Leo Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. Pet Peeve: Boys who keep girls waiting. Activities: Basketball 1. ? A. STANLEY NEWMAN, JR. “BIMBO Great wits jump. Born: February 5, 1938 Spatial Guide: Aquarius Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. Pet Peeve: Wise guys. Activities: Dramatic Club 3; Dance Refreshment Committee 4. GLoRIA ANN NUNES “CUCHIE: A true friend is forever a friend. Born: January 16, 1937 Spatial Guide: Capricorn Ambition: To live a full and happy life. Pet Peeve: People who criticize others. Activities: Hi-News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 4; Dance and Picnic Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; G.O. Ball Committee 2; Banquet Com- mittee 2; Student Council 3; Home Room Representative 3; Prom Orchestra and Publicity Committee 3; The Ludlow Lion Business Staff 4. 27 . ROBERT MICHAEL OBER “WUBBY Little things affect great minds. Born: November 22, 1936 Spatial Guide: Scorpio Ambition: To be an officer in the United States Navy. Pet Peeve: Teachers who think they know it all. HENRY OUELLETTE, JR. ““KIPPER” He seems so near, and yet so far. Born: December 26, 1937 Spatial Guide: Capricorn Ambition: To be half as good as my parents. Pet Peeve: Girls who try to be what they are not. ROBERT Q. PASQUINI PAT Sport royal. Born: February 1, 1936 Spatial Guide: Aquarius Ambition: Mechanic or professional football player. Pet Peeve: Conceited girls. Activities: Dance Ticket Committees 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 3, Co-Captain 4; Prom Refreshment Committee 3; Dance Refreshment Committee 3; Western Massachusetts Hon- orable Mention Football 4. 28 FRANK J. PERKOWSKI “PERKY Eternal sunshine settles on its head. Born: June 18, 1937 Spatial Guide: Gemint Ambition: To join the Navy. Pet Peeve: English. Activities: Bowling 2, 3, 4; Prom Clean-Up Committee 3; Base- ball 3. FRANK PETROLATI, JR. “CHE-CHE A parlous boy. Born: March 19, 1937 Spatial Guide: Pisces Ambition: To go into business for myself. Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke. Activities: Dance and Picnic Committees 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Banquet Refreshment Committee 2; Projection Club 2; Hi-News Staff 4; Maroon Key 4; Student Patrol 4; The Ludlow Lion Business Staff 4; Football le BH Ce FRANK JOHN ANTHONY PIANOWSKI “SPARROW Toujours Gat. Born: April 28, 1936 Spatial Guide: Taurus Ambition: To stay in the Navy for twenty years and retire at thirty-eight. Pet Peeves: Guys who think that they are cats but are actually square. People who don’t Jazz, Bop, or Mambo. Activities: Bowling 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Decorations Committee 3; Hi-News Edi- torial and Sports Staffs 3,4; The Ludlow Lion Business Staff 4. 29 AGNES E. R. PIECZARKA “BETTY A kind and gentle heart she had. Born: November 9, 1937 Spatial Guide: Scorpio Ambition: To become a fashion designer. Pet Peeve: People who are out to get all they want without re- gard for others. Activities: Glee Clu 1, 2, 3; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Refreshment Committee 3; Booster Day Committee 3; Hi-News Editorial Staff 4; The Ludlow Lion Typing Staff 4. THERESA MARIE PISARCZYK “TERRY A fairer lady there was never seen. Born: December 8, 1937 Spatial Guide: Sagittarius Ambition: To become successful in any field of work I choose. Pet Peeve: People who think they know it all. Activities: Dance Refreshment Committee 2; Prom Refreshment Committee 3; Glee Club 3, 4. JOAN PROVOST “JOANIE” Her ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. Born: March 3, 1937 Spatial Guide: Pisces Ambition: To be able to cook as well as my grandmother. Pet Peeve: People who don’t know when to stop fooling. Activities: Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Decoration Committee 3; Poster Committee 3; Hi-News Editorial Staff 3, 4; Dance Refreshment Committee 4; Decoration Committee 4; The Lud- low Lion Art Staff 4. 30 WILLIAM Henry RICARDI He gives light as soon as he rises. Born: October 14, 1937 Spatial Guide: Libra Ambition: To play professional baseball. Pet Peeve: Football players who knock down soccer. Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3. Captain 4; Prom Decoration Committee 3; Maroon Key 4: Dance Decoration Committee 4. JOHN SALETNIK “BIG JOHN” He was not merely a chip off the old block, but the old block itself. Born: May 11, 1937 Spatial Guide: Taurus Ambition: To be as well-known as my distinguished teacher, Maj or George E. Russell. Pet Peeve: Dizzy girls who smoke, drink, or drive. Activities: Projection Club 2, 3; Bowling 2, 3; Dance Record Committee 4; Football 4. PHYLLIS ANN SALETNIK A rose without a thorn Born: December 21, 1937 Spatial Guide: Sagittarius Ambition: To become a success. Pet Peeve: Jealous people. Activities: Poster Committees 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ma- jorettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Banquet Ticket Committee 2; Hi-News Edi- torial and Typing Staffs 2, 3, 4; Prom Decoration Committee 3; Dance Decoration Chairman 4. “WOODY” eer, PHIL 31 6é 39 MyrA MARSHA SILVA MY Age cannot wither her, not custom stale her infinite variety. Born: July 2, 1937 Spatial Guide: Cancer Ambition: To own my own business. Pet Peeve: Charge accounts, bills, and people who bite their nails. Activities: Dance Committee Chairman 1; Usher 1, 2; Picnic Committees 1, 2; Majorettes 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Banquet Committee 2; Girls’ Basketball Score Keeper 2; Glee Club 2, 3; Hi-News Staff 2, 3, Chief Typist 4; Student Council 3; Student Council Convention 3; G.O. Ball Ticket Chairman 3; Prom Committee 3; WMASC Delegate 3; S enior Show Usher 3; Teachers’ Show Usher 3; Senior Dance Chairman 4; The Ludlow Lion Editorial and Business Staffs 4. ROBERT JOSEPH SLATE BOB The rest is silence. Born: April 5, 1938 Spatial Guide: Aries Ambition: To be a commercial pilot. Pet Peeve: People who think they know everything. ? WILLIAM H. Smits, Jr. “SMITY He has a lean and hungry look .. . such men are dangerous. Born: January 25, 1937 Spatial Guide: Aquarius Ambition: To be successful in any field I choose. Pet Peeve: SOME women drivers. Activities: Orchestra 1; Band 1, 3; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Banquet Committee 2; Picnic Committee 2; Baseball 2; Glee Club 2, 4; Dramatic Club 3; Prom Refreshment Committee 3; Boys’ State Alternate,3; Hi-Y 3; Graduaticn Usher and Arch- bearer 3; Junior Red Cross 3, 4, Vice President 3; Gift Box Chairman 4; Hi-News Sports Staff 4; Student Patrol 4. 32 ’ GENEVIEVE S. STACHELEK “JANE” Busy as a little bee. Born: January 1, 1938 Spatial Guide: Capricorn Ambition: To be a private secretary. Pet Peeve: People who can’t keep appointments. Activities: Prom Usher 1, 2; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Show Usher 3; Graduation Usher and Archbearer 3; Prom Or- chestra and Publicity Committee 3; Dramatic Club 3; Hi-Y Show Usher 3; Projection Club 3, 4; Hi-News Editorial and Typing Staffs 4; Dance Invitations Chairman 4; Senior Show General Chairman 4; The Ludlow Lion Business Staff 4. ee 29 CHARLES ROBERT STUART STU A sadder and wiser man. Born: November 10, 1937 Spatial Guide: Scorpio Ambition: To always be independent. Pet Peeve: Bay-crazy girls. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2; Golf 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3; Soccer 3, 4. MARILYN SURPRENANT “LYNNE The sweetest thing that ever grew. Born: March 3, 1937 Spatial Guide: Pisces Ambition: To be a nurse. Pet Peeve: Orals. Activities: Band 1; Refreshment Committee 1; Glee Club 2, 3; Projection Club 3, 4. 33 Y. CLAIRE TALBOT Hear ye not the hum. Born: February 23, 1937 Spatial Guide: Pisces Ambition: To be successful in all my undertakings. Pet Peeve: Recitations. Activities: Dance Committees 1, 3; Choralettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Banquet Committee 2; Prom Ticket and Invita- tion Committee 3; Hi-News Staff 4. DorotTHy TETRAULT “DOTTY The mirror of all courtesy. Born: March 5, 1937 Spatial Guide: Pisces Ambition: To become a registered nurse. Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than anybody else. Activities: Prom Usher 1, 2; Glee Glubs 1; 7273-987 News Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance and Picnic Commit- tees 1, 2, 3, 4; Banquet Committee 2; Prom Re- freshment Committee 3; Senior Show Usher 3; Pro Merito 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4; Future Nurses 3, 4; Junior Red Cross Council 4; The Ludlow Lion Editorial Staff 4. th DoNALD JAMES WAREHAM DON Men of few w ords are the best men. Born: December 8, 1937 Spatial Guide: Sagittarius Ambition: Art Designer. Pet Peeve: Speaking. Activities: Dramatic Club 3. 34 STANLEY HENRY WARZECHA “BEVO” Wit and wisdom are born with a man. Born: March 23, 1938 Spatial Guide: Aries Ambition: Draftsman. Pet Peeve: Girls who wear knee socks. Activities: G.O. Ball Committee 1; JV Basketball 1; Band 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3; Banquet Committee 2: Picnic Committee 2; Projection Club 2, 3, President 4; Class Ring Committee 3; Prom Decoration Committee 3; Hi-Y 3, President 4; Hi-News Photographer 4. TRENE K. WpowliAkK “WINKLES” Silence is golden. Born: April 21, 1937 Spatial Guide: Taurus Ambition: To work in an office. Pet Peeve: People who are late for appointments. Activities: Dance Committee 1; Prom Usher 1, 2; Banquet Committee 2; Glee Club 2; Prom Re- freshment Committee 3; Senior Show Usher 3. EILEEN Mary WILLIAMSON “PINKY In virtues, nothing earthly could surpass her. Born: November 28, 1936 Spatial Guide: Sagittarius Ambition: To have a happy marriage. Pet Peeve: Sports-crazy boys. Activities: Banquet Committee 2; Glee Club 3; Picnic Commit- tee 2; Senior Show Usher 3; Prom Decorations Committee 3; Hi-News Typing and Editorial Staffs 4; Dance Committee 4; The Ludlow Lion Editorial Staff 4; Chairman of Programs for “Jukebox 55.” 35 LEON WLODYKA “CHICK” Obliging and cheerful, industrious and kind. Born: February 11, 1937 Spatial Guide: Aquarius Ambition: To get into auto-mechanics and be successful. Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke or think they are all “it.” RAYMOND RICHARD WRONA, JR. “RAY AND “PRO” Last, but not least. Born: February 23, 1938 Spatial Guide: Pisces Ambition: To make my mark in sports, especially in baseball. Pet Peeve: People who brag and think they’re all ells Activities: Dance Committees 1, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Maroon Key 4; Pro Meri- to 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. a is) sré PEST eae Sho Ly efits) “ NET Tie veces 37 B.A.0 NE Le ty OM KES 5. AOU STG I4 ASE RT ers 27 2aC 2 We reeet Meant MARAE ONS ERC PAG Ne Take Sen: WES Se ee ave 2 38 FLIGHT LOG In September of 1951, we, the members of the crew of 1955, began our Journey to the Stars. We entered the first galaxy in a rocket ship piloted by Henry Giza, assist- ed by co-pilot, Carol Benoit. Cadets Frank Fijal and Milton Adao kept the journals, while spacemen Barbara Brodeur, Dolores Soares, and Joan Szlo- sek represented us. Our journey heavenward halted, for the time being, in order to hold an afternoon dance and a picnic at King Philip’s Stockade. In our Sophomore year, the Hic Hop began the second lap of our journey through the spaceways. Under the leadership of Henry Giza and Fred Cury- lo, co-pilots, and cadets Carol Benoit and Annette Waszeciak, and spacemen Barbara Brodeur, Joan Szlosek, and Barbara Kurpaska, we held our annual Banquet. The journey half-completed, our spirits really rose with the Jaunty Jive of 55. We sprinkled the class of ’54 with our heavenly prom, Stardust. The progress of our flight was made successful by pilot, Myra Silva; co-pilot, William Smits; and cadets, Carol Benoit and Annette Waszeciak. The re- maining crew included Barbara Brodeur, Gloria Nunes, and Carol Redin. Our journey nearly completed and our goal in sight, we reached new at- mospheric heights under the command of John Hiney, ship’s pilot; co-pilot, Celeste Queiros, and cadets, Carol Benoit and Annette Waszeciak, along with spacemen Barbara Brodeur, Dolores Soares, and Joan Szlosek. On our course, we charted school sports as the theme of our Booster Ball and the Senior Dance. The major event of our historic flight was our Jukebox °55, annual senior show, in which everyone participated and which had a sell- out for both performances. All too soon our Journey to the Stars must come to an end. We are now looking forward to the Junior Prom, Ivy Day, the Class Banquet, and that long-awaited Graduation Day! JOURNEY TO THE STARS The Class of ’55, on its journey to a star, Has taken a path that will lead them far. Four years of life behind them spent To live forever in this event. Trial and error, failure and success, Strengthen determination, nevertheless. For with goal in sight, life’s climax so near, We face the future without doubt or fear. Encouragement of teachers, the smile of a friend Bring our school days to a happy end. For when Ludlow High behind us stands, A firm beginning’s in our hands! 39 THE LUDLOW LION | First row, left to right: Jane Stachelek, Mr. Grattan H. Rooney, Business Manager, Barbara Bro- deur; John Hiney, Gloria Nunes. Second row: Dolores Soares, Frank Petrolati, Myra Silva, Frank Pianowski, Carol Benoit. Left to right: Barbara Brodeur, Co-Chief Typists, Carol Redin, Celeste Queiros; Agnes Pieczarka. 40 THE LUDLOW LION | First row, left to right: Ronald Hwalek, Dorothy Tetrault, Assistant Editor, Deborah Donaldson; Editor-in-Chief, Nancy Monette; Carol Benoit, Judith Moore, Donald Burrage. Second row: Bar- bara Kurpaska, Annette Waszeciak, Joan Szlosek, Dolores Soares, Frank Pianowski, Advisor, Flor- ence M. Saulnier; Beverly Ehlers, Myra Silva, Eileen Williamson. Left to right: Audrey Blanchard, Editor, Betty Ann Dakers; Betty Ann Gamble. Absent when picture was taken: Joan Provost. 4l ALITA FIATER N PLLC I ” 0 Ll ee Ae a BEES 7a ee egal Se ae PRB ef EL ee Me Ome a ae | eo. . GB EE OS i ONS Ge 2 ee Oa x ‘ | Ls 9 CSTD Pee ES OE el” C2 Ge Bee RE L_“ _l @j _q@__!_@__ oe ‘4 Cri and years: mE ed Gee ff EES |_| gi x = fc well c hours, da S ways ‘nour hea se ne a ca ay fos S ey 3y wS ss. s eos ee Gn S me SS Ss ae Ss Soe: ar S 3 e3 8S S S8 “SE cas oy oie Ns Naas = 4 32 I aS 2 S38 ee ‘aS y = S8 ot te ee oS = 5 SoS ou SS ts a SS. 25 =° ate ae Pe VL i =o. ys 5 rs 990 re = oi SS a ey a SS ad S23 Se VX S$ S Gg HI-NEWS SENIOR EDITORIAL STAFF First row, left to right: Make-up Editor, Barbara Kurpaska; Photographer, Stanley Warzecha; As- sistant Editor, Margaret Steele, °56; Co-Editors-in-Chief, Joan Szlosek, Annette Waszeciak; Ex- change Editor, Deborah Donaldson; Sports Editor, Ronald Hwalek; Art Editor, Betty Ann Dakers. Second row: Claire Talbot, Beverly Ehlers, Jane Stachelek, Celeste Queiros, Nancy Monette, Do- lores Soares, Carol Benoit, Gloria Nunes, Dorothy Tetrault, Myra Silva. Third row: Loyce Martin Judith Moore, Agnes Pieczarka, Barbara Brodeur, Frank Petrolati, Frank Pianowski, Audrey Blanchard, Phyllis Saletnik, Mary Johnston, Eileen Williamson. LYPISTS Left to right: Marie DeCarlo °55, Carol Redin ’55, Jane Stachelek °55, Celeste Queiros 55, Chief Typist, Myra Silva ’55; Eileen Williamson °55, Phyllis Saletnik ’55, Elaine Legere 56, Kathleen Bowler °56. BUSINESS STAFF First row, left to right: Victoria Wlodyka ’56, Eileen Williamson 55, Business Manager, Carol Be- noit °55, Dolores Soares ’55, Elaine Legere 56. Second row: Irene Witowski 56, Barbara Pecedonio 56, Florence Goncalves °56, Carol Gershowitz 756, Nancy Fuller 56, Janice Goodreau 756. 45 THROUGH THE POLARISCOPE John«Hiney Mr. Senor, Missjenior =. eee Barbara Brodeur Ronald Hwalek __....__.. Most Talented =r tee ee Judith Moore Robert McCarthy ) Happy-Go-Lucky eee Eileen Williamson lone AAO poeee eee ere Best: Dancer ea. ae een at ee Judith Moore Donald Wareham ___.._- Most Bashful| eee eee Wilma Gardner Orlando Jorge; eee eae Most. Athletice a eee, Margaret Falconer Donald Burrage _. Class‘Comedianse ane get Celeste Queiros Frank Perkowski Class orrier i = ee eee Nancy Monette Annette Waszeciak WL iaert orn is vee ee eee Most: Polite 22 See Deborah Donaldson Donald Wareham Class. Mystery 22 Joyce Goodreau Ronald Hwalek _... Most: Ambitious =e ee Joan Szlosek Frank Peéetrolati Class: Giggler = 2 Myra Silva Wohnghineye 2) cael eee Best: Looking, ee Deborah Donaldson RonaldsHwaleks 2 Mast Likely to succeed ee Joan Szlosek Frank Pianowski Question: Box a. ee Dorothy Tetrault Nbltons AGS O mae 2 eee Class: Gossip 232. ee Myra Silva Ronaldiiwalek®. 320 Best All: Around eee Barbara Brodeur Krank? Petrolatv eu Class’ Sinner ees Dolores Soares Thomas Gregoire Class Flirt2 eee ee Phyllis Saletnik Ronald Hwalek ___.______. Class: Politician Joan Szlosek Donald Wareham W oman-Hater, Man-Hater Elsie Harrica Raymond Wrona Class Saint. = =e eee Betty Ann Gamble Frances Magada TOWN sewiey) 2) eee, Most. Popular; 2 eee Barbara Brodeur AE eC OL den AT cot Ee Pe Favorite| Pastime 2ic ee More Parties Mambo Rock is Eo te lets have a party! culie Vor ing rip as usual! i ‘ Pe aire . Don't argue ier me! a down! pouting pigeons. it pays to have @ ible! Op biting your nails, boys! 0 ae Lyi ¢ plotting p olitician % © hae little lando. Aa MYSTIC MUSINGS To celebrate the beginning of the year 2000 A.D., we bring you our epical telecast as our rocket ship speeds on ahead. We will take you to the neighboring planets of the universe for an eye-witness account of the progress taking place. First, we'll take you to Jupiter, where Jack Hiney, the first president of the United Planets, is about to present his State of the Universe address. Taking notes of this address is Jane Stachelek, busily writing shorthand. If these notes are decipherable, we will read them to you at our next telecast. In the crowd, we see Alfred Goncalves, still “Pancho” to everyone and now the proud owner of all A P stores, which spread to the four corners of outer space. We also see the two great skaters, Joyce Goodreau, queen of the Roller Derby, and Betty Ann Dakers, Ice Skating Champion. Neither of the two has yet admitted which form of skating is the better. After visiting Jupiter, we go to Mars, the music planet, in our x-55 rocket ship, de- signed by Billy Smits and piloted by Marie DeCarlo. We are greeted by the music king of spaceland, Don Burrage. We find Milton Adao and Judy Moore competing for first prize in the best original dance step contest. Up to this time, the dance craze has been the Jetterhop, originated by Fred Curylo and Frank Pianowski. Those who have not heard yesterday’s telecast will be glad to know that Henry Giza has now sold over 100,000,000 space recordings. These recordings were made by the Rhythm Kings, conducted by Frank Grybosh. In the musical aggregation is the one and only Spacebone, a simply divine musical instrument invented and played exclusively by Stanley Warzecha. Before we fly to Venus, here’s a news flash! Our noted ballet dancers, Frank Per- kowski and Stanley Newman, have contracted that new and rare disease—Ensomya- thin. Also, Miss Stratosphere of 2000 is Miss Helen Bojan! Here at Venus, we visit the art studios, managed by Donald Wareham. He intro- duces us to Joan Provost and Betty Ann Gamble, who have painted the ultramodern conceptions of “Outer Space” and “The Mad Spaceships.” For a quick snack, we’ll stop at the Skyscraper Drugstore. We are served by those two dazzling waitresses, Irene Wdowiak and Terry Pisarczyk. They offer us Wilma Gardner’s patented ice cream concoction, the “Space Cream Split.” As a result of this snack, we hurry over to Dr. Kurpaska’s office on Saturn. Her assistant, Frances Magada, tells us that we must be doctored by her nurses, Hope Gowans and Elsie Harrica, as Dr. Kurpaska is busy conquering that dreaded disease of Ensomyathin, which, you will remember, has already affected our ballet dancers. While we are on this planet, we shall interview Marilyn Surprenant, superintendent of Spaceview Sanitarium for Practical, Jet-Repelled Nurses. We first interview Doro- thy Tetrault, Captain of the School of Healers of Space Ailments, where Charles Stuart, the United Space wrestler, is a patient. We hope that we shall see Beverly Ehlers, X-Ray technician at the Veterinarian Hospital owned by Dr. Killum, alias Robert Slate. Now for an important interruption—Gloria Nunes has become the first spacewoman to reach the Outer Edge. while Agnes Pieczarka has been voted Miss Dior of Planet X. Back to Station LHS. Now we proceed to Pluto and tour the Spaceville High School, 48 MYSTIC MUSINGS where Annette Waszeciak is teaching her first course of Stratospheric Math using Mental Telepathy. We all wish her pupils luck. Principal of Spaceville is Dolores Soares, and the coach is Bob Chenaille, who has retired-from his great pitching career. His assistant is Frank Petrolati, carrying on from high school. Frank Fijal is teaching Consumer Economics. On the walls of the school, we see two plaques—one honoring Debbie Donaldson, basketball player for the Lady Celtics, who has reached a record of fifty baskets per game, and the other, Lando Jorge, pitcher for the Space Spirates who helped them win the Inter-Planetary Pennant by winning forty games. As usual, we see Tommy Gregoire zooming away from school in his newest Ford Rocket. Let’s stop at Myra Silva’s dress shop, “The Metal Toga,” and look at the newest styles, modeled by the one and only Audrey Blanchard. On a nearby asteroid, we visit the field house where we are cordially greeted by Jack Hayes and Bob McCarthy, co-captains of Pluto’s Orbits, pro football team which has won six straight championships since our boys joined them. Too, we visit Leo Garrow, manager of the team. We shall stop to refuel the rocket ship at Pat Pasquini’s Atom Rocket Refueling Station. Listen—William Ricardi and Ray Wrona have added more fame to their careers in baseball by establishing the first settlement at the Outer Edge—thanks to Gloria, of course. Our business planet, Neptune, is in view, and we are arriving at the law offices of Joan Szlosek and Mary Johnston. In the same building is located the penthouse resi- dence of Gladys Giza. Across from her lives Ronnie Hwalek, who has been attempting to build the first bridge from Earth to Mars. He has one trouble—it keeps floating away. Barbara Brodeur is the world’s richest woman. Carol Benoit, banker of Nep- tune, stores Barbara’s money, but she hopes she will not have to build another addi- tion if Barbara continues to make money. Jeannette Morrissette is Barbara’s chief dietician and Loyce Martin is her secretary. The noisiest and busiest section of this planet is in the United Planets building. Nancy Monette is the chief editor of the United Planets’ big three magazines, Jite, Flite, and Lite, always favorites on the local earth stands. Her photographer is Margaret Falconer, who is now taking pictures of Neptune’s mayor, Bob Ober, playing golf with Henry Ouellette, vice president of local 802 of the Spacemen’s Interplumbery Commission. Our last stop is to find out how Sally Queiros is coming along since her graduation from high school. She has been trying to sell Spatial Life Insurance and hasn’t sold a policy yet! Will any of you please buy one and give her confidence? Uranus is our final planetary port of call; also on her last tour is Earth’s ambassa- dor of good will, Carol Redin. We are most happy to see her. With Carol is Eileen Williamson, planetary consul to the United Solar System. Before we return to Earth, we shall stop at the rocket garage owned by Leon Wlodyka, outstanding mechanic of the spacemobile industry. By the way, John Saletnik has become the greatest manu- facturer-salesman of space-o-phones, useful to our business friends. Now that our telecast has come to an end, let us remind you to tune in tomorrow and hear our visit- ing duo, Claire Talbot and Phyllis Saletnik, who will entertain you with their singing until we return tomorrow to tell you about what’s going on in the United Planets. 49 50 CHRISTMAS PROGRAM A program was presented by the combined Ludlow High School Glee Club on Wednesday evening, December 22, 1954, in the Auditorium. The program was as follows: VEUSTCOLPC LP ISEITLS CCT C7 eee oe, age ee Cunkle Denolds dt Saya eer Se LP eter Talley CLTISHTUASS S Oly aes ee ee Torme and Wells Solo by CLAIRE TALBOT PeondercAs.L Wanders ee eee Appalachian Carol Solo by ELVA BELL LAO I VIG TOG (aE oP oeRi ad Dee 0) Beret oer ee Shao ee Whitehead Here Comes Santa Claus GLEE CLUB BVI SU RETECL Le 1) Oana aa een ae eR Root DILENEANIDhT go a0 Mies eee ee eT) LDA Bh ee Gruber Wee LAT CORI UE Sa rremete ss aod tie, 1 eee rete oe eR Some 8 A Hopkins BOYS’ GLEE CLUB HeieSChrisiMGsek. em neg Ce eee) Berlin Solo by FRED CURYLO EOTEESAO | LILES IV aha: een St, Le ee Matthews Bring a Torch, Jeannette Isabella French Carol Jest Lnou Went babe Divinews. =a a Haitian Carol To Shepherds Fast Asleep On Christmas Night Birthday of a King LDV lect gd eet ee ee oie 2 oS Sa ree Sere Herbert CHORALETTES 5! LODE STARS 1954 PROM COMMITTEE First row, left to right: Mrs. Mary T. Cormier, Ce- leste Queiros 55, Mrs. Philomene G. Proctor. Second row: Miss Helen F. Hartnett, Ronald Hwalek 7°55, Deborah Donaldson °55, Henry Giza 55, Joan Szlo- sek 755. 1954 G. O. BALL COMMITTEE First row, left to right: Jay Millane 54, Myra Silva 55, David Minney °54. Second row: Toni Martins 54, Carol Benoit °55, Sylvia Gadaire °54. 1955 G. O. BALL COMMITTEE First row, left to right: Dolores Soares ’55, Barbara Brodeur ’55, Carol Benoit 55, Joan Szlosek °55. Sec- ond row: Miss Florence M. Saulnier, Linda Brodeur 57, Florence Goncalves ’56, John Hiney ’55, STARDUST STARDUST STANDOUTS COURT ROYALE ROYALTY REIGNS! STARDUST! WISH ON A STAR! 53 SKY SINGERS FIRST AND FOURTH PERIOD GLEE CLUBS 54 CHORALETTES Left to right: Nancy Willard 756, Sandra Proctor °56, Dorothy Daniel ’57, Diantha Gadaire ’56, Elva Bell ’56, Claire Talbot ’55. FIFTH AND SIXTH PERIOD GLEE CLUBS 55 MAJORETTES First row, left to right: Seniors: Myra Silva, Annette Waszeciak, Deborah Donaldson, Betty Ann Dakers, Phyllis Saletnik. Second row: Juniors: Marjorie Gibb, Sandra Proctor, Elizabeth Chrusciel, Roxie Jurkowski, Barbara Pecedonio, Frances Berkowicz. Sophomore: Barbara Smits. JUKE BOX 755 RAMBLE-ETTES aa . “SHE’S MY MOTHER TOO, GEORGE!” OPENING CHORUS CAPERING CUTIES TANTALIZING TAMBOURINES 57 Sp initia JUDY’S JETMEN epee es 7i PERT PIANIST DRIPPING DIPPERS LAs kk — a SOLAR SAX 58 TOUCHDOWN TWOSOMES SPACE DOLLS STAR-STRUCK SISTERS KRAKOWIAK LOST IN LOVE 59 COURIERS TO THE STARS First row, left to right: Advisor, Florence M. Saulnier; Joan Szlosek °55, Barbara Pecedonio 56, Carol Benoit °55, Barbara Brodeur °55, Elaine Legere °56, Elizabeth Chumura °57, Jacqueline Methe ’58. Second row: Linda Brodeur 56, Dolores Soares ’55, Patricia Ferris ’56, Irene Pisarezyk 07, Elva Bell ’56, Emilie Martin 58, Nancy Fuller ’56, Mabel Queiros 57, George Palhete ’58. Third row: John Hiney 55, Joseph Soares 57, Florence Goncalves 56, William Milroy ’58. First row, left to right: William Kolodziej 60, Sandra Drost ’60, Marilyn Kronick ’59, Robert Podo- ski 59, Elaine Chomyn ’59, Barbara Mishol ’59, John Humber ’59. Second row: Raymond Lecuyer 60, Patricia Richardson ’59, Mike Hnatow 60, Sandra Axiotis 59, Richard Lavigne ’60, Barbara Romanka 60, Frank Podosek ’60, Advisor: Edward Schmidt. él ee Sess ma nl D Rate arta OS CET (CED 1954-55 PROGRAM SEPTEMBER—Election of officers. OCTOBER—NOVEMBER—-Ushering at football games. Attended Western Massachusetts Student Council Con- vention at Drury High School, North Adams. DECEMBER—Christmas party after decorating school- room doors with holiday garlands. JANUARY—Annual March of Dimes Campaign. FEBRUARY—MARCH—Preparation for spring W. M. A. S. C. Convention. APRIL—Entertained W:M.A.S.C. at spring convention. MA Y—Attended Massachusetts Association of Student Councils at Westfield, Massachusetts. JUNE—Farewell party. Student Council hard at work. “Did I vote for the right candidates?” 62 pe CS) aes nl mes SERRRLUN acsnaaon hy icaacacacnmais . ie ha haga aad RRs eet aig First row, left to right: Augusto DeMiranda 57, William Milroy ’58, Leo Vigneault °56, George Palhete ’58. Second row: William Ricardi ’55, William Smits ’55, Ronald Hwalek ’55, Robert Chen- aille °55, Frank Petrolati °55, John Hiney ’55, Robert Abair °57, Charles McChesney °57, Alvin Trombly ’58, John Gaffney ’57, Bruce Evans ’56. Third row: Patricia Ferris 56, Barbara Pecedonio 56, Florence Goncalves ’56, Shirley Benway 57, Elizabeth Chmura 57, Linda Brodeur 57, Bar- bara Brodeur °55, Carol Benoit °55, Dolores Soares 55, Joan Szlosek °55, Dorothy Chenaille ea Elaine Legere °56, Robert Sepiol °57. Fourth row: David Ferrier °56, Orlando Jorge °55, Emilie Martin °58, Jean Bojan ’57, Mabel Queiros °57, Joan Lech °57, Elva Bell ’56, Sandra Proctor 56, Nancy Fuller ’56, Jacqueline Methe °58, Antonio Carvalhais ’56, Irvine Goodwin 57. 63 Se ae ee ee PROJECTION el CLUB First row, left to right: Bruce Evans °56, Robert Abair °57, Karl Edelmann °56, Eugene Adamezyk 06, Annette Waszeciak ’55, Marilyn Surprenant °55, Jane Stachelek °55, Albert Bragga °56. Second row: George McNeill ’58, Bruce Gay °58, advisor, John A. Apone, Stanley Warzecha 55, Ronald Douville 56, Margaret Falconer °55, Thomas Brennan °58, John Dryjowicz °58. Third row: Charles McChesney °57, Augusto DeMiranda °57, Kenneth French °58, Cynthia Rebelo °56, Dianne Dou- ville 58, Barbara Kurpaska ’55, Sandra Parker ’56, Kenneth Brothers 58, William Milroy ’58, Paul Bowler 58. First row, left to right: Michael Posner ’60, William Smits ’55, Barbara Smits 57, Shirley Benway 07, Augusto DeMiranda ’57, Margaret Evans 757, Dorothy Tetrault ’55, Ronald Hwalek °55, Robert Gosciminski 60. Second row: Phyllis Cislak °56, Sally Drost ’59, John Chabot ’58, Rose Mary Cipri- ano ‘59, Judith Allen °57, Mary Saracino ’56, John Forgie °56, Dorothy Wareham °57, Joan Lech 08, Frances Berkowicz ’56, Lynda Fidalgo ’60, Joan Morton ’59, Advisor, Miss Leora N. Smith. 64 JUNIOR RED CROSS FEC ay ey P ee By! : aati Pe ee aX = ae Wy a wi a | ET AR i %, j hag Vibe ee + 4 RB fey z % Rey Rsk tage ‘Rie SENIOR PRO MERITO First row, left to right: Librarian, Annette Waszeciak; Treasurer, Joan Szlosek; President, Deborah Donaldson; Secretary, Caro] Benoit; Nancy Monette. Second row: Dorothy Tetrault, Vice President, Ronald Hwalek; Raymond Wrona, Advisor, Olive K. Brooks; Judith Moore. JUNIOR PRO MERITO First row, left to right: Cynthia Rebelo, Eugene Adamczyk, Advisor, Olive K. Brooks; John Peter- son, Mary Ann Bernot. Second row: Sandra Proctor, Roxie Jurkowski, Patricia Ferris, Joanne Hnatow, Diantha Gadaire, Irene Tenerowicz, Arlene Kivior, Margaret Steele. 65 FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA CLUB First row, left to right: Joan Brunelle 58, Victoria Wlodyka °56, Maureen Powers °57, Marilee Livermore °56, Ann Wallace 56, Judith Allen °57, Catherine Lake ’57, Edythe Amos ’57, Ann Ja- worsky ’58. Second row: Jean Hiersche 56, Jean Bojan ’57, Frances Cuzzone 57, Virginia Silva 06, Dorothy Morrissette 58, Helena Tenerowicz ’57. Third row: Mary Ellen Nelson 7°58, Mary Saraci no ’56, Rosalie Mulawski ’56, Mrs. Alice Mae Slosek, Advisor; Florence Goncalves °56, Mabel Queiros 757. VERA B. WHEATON FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CLUB First row, left to right: Barbara Daniel 57, Annette Waszeciak ’55, Eugene Adamczyk °56, Margaret Steele 56, Diantha Gadaire ’56, Margaret Evans 57, Miss Olive K. Brooks, Advisor; Florence Ash- well °57, Dorothy Wareham °57. Second row: Anna Van Wyck 58, Frances Szlosek ’58, Barbara Edelmann °58, Sandra Proctor °56, Patricia Ferris ’56, Annette Ondre 97, Nancy Willard 756, Cynthia Rebelo °56. 66 ROREREREIIE ERE ene aes Seems pe § a Laue First row, left to right: James Casagrande ’56, Frank Fijal °55, Ronald Hwalek °55, Stanley War- zecha °55, Acacio Almeida ’56, Advisor, Angelo S. Teixeira; Robert Chenaille °55. Second row: James Guerra °56, John Forgie °56, David Ferrier ’56, James Jorge 56, Roland Helberg °56, Charles Chenaille 56, Donald Wilkie °56, Frederick Lafayette °56. | LUDLOW-HI JUNIOR NEWMAN CLUB : Left to right: Ronald Hwalek, President; Elaine Legere, Secretary; Rosalie Mulawski, Treasurer; Samuel Castanera, Vice President. 67 AMBASSADORS OF GOOD WILL Delegates to A.I.C. 1955 Model Congress JANE STACHELEK Alternate for Judith Moore, absent from 1954 Graduation because of illness. ee e e oe ae et oe Archbearers—1954 Graduation Delegates and Alternates to 1954 Girls’ State and Boys’ State Delegates to 1955 National Office Management Association 68 ITOOTILIG ITARS 69 SP Left to right: Diolinda Goncalves °57, Elaine Legere ’56, Celeste Queiros ’55, Priscilla Trombly °56, Mary Ann Bernot 56, Dorothy Tokarz 56. MAROON KEY by SP os wr SOD First row, left to right: Ronald Hwalek °55, Frank Petrolati 55, William Ricardi ’55. Second row: Coach James H. King; Raymond Wrona ’55; Coach Angelo S. Teixeira; David Ferrier 56, Orlando Jorge °55. 70 GOLFING GUNNERS First row, left to right: Morrison Ferrier 54, Charles Stuart °55, Robert Nowak 754, David Goodwin 754. Second row: Robert Abair ’57, Coach, Angelo Teix- eira; Irvine Goodwin 56, Simon Santos 57. SCHEDULE ng ++ 5 Se eee Lost gc UTS SEE Sa a ae a Won Svesemopringtield Lost 1 SS Lost a) A Lost Ee Technical BOWLING BOMBERS First row, left to right: Mitchell Maziarz 56, Coach, John A. Apone; Captain, Frank Fijal ’55. Second row: Richard Perkins °57, John Forgie ’56, Irvine Goodwin 756, Rebert Abair 57. RECORD WON—6 LOST—34 AVERAGES Or pi cue eewpiar ae Ge 91.2 iyi penton eee ee OO ee eee 87.13 MiadgiAt? pee te eee ob an tek ee 86.2 Perini came ne i) ee 84.3 (EOC WAT ee eg on 84.1 PY CNLS GLE Ls eae ee he A 84.1 STREAKING SENIORS Margaret Falconer, Carol Benoit, Deborah Donaldson, Captain; Coach: Helen A. Kudlic. COMING COMETS Left to right: Barbara Daniel ’57, Joanne Hnatow °56, Elizabeth Muszynski ’57, Barbara Edlemann 58, Irene Tenerowicz ’56, Elva Bell ’56, Joyce Coupal ’57, Mabel Queiros ’57, Geneva Willard °57, Frances Cuzzone 57, Captain, Margaret Evans 57. 72 DAUNTLESS DAMSELS First row, left to right: Carol Benoit ’55, Captain, Deborah Donaldson ’55, Margaret Falconer °55. Second row: Elizabeth Chmura ’57, Anne Wallace °56, Judith Tremblay °56. Third row: Manager Nancy Fuller 56, Dorothy Daniel ’57, Diantha Gadaire ’56, Coach, Helen A. Kudlic, Victoria Wlod- yka, 56, Carol Gershowitz 56, Timekeeper, Edythe Amos ’57. SCORES LO Wee ees ty) udlow 22s eae 35 hud LOW eee ete: 40 Ludlow2. 4. eee 45 UCIO Was ee 57 Pudlowse se eee 39 Tndlow sees : 2. co 54 VUdIGWree 2 oe 38 Ludlowae):V oe 43 uclowsrl.V eee 22 Paliner geese 2 enone 1? INGCUIAN DLO 0 meee eee 53 Wiatemeericos freleetas 0): 50 MONSON wees ee 66 Palmnetpeeseet 2) 49 Warerpecret is oss 5 oie Det 52 Northamptonsyeume2 45 Monson hse eta 57 N. Wilbraham, J.V. __. 34 N. Wilbraham, J.V. —_. 28 73 heat nad GALAXY SENIORS « BH Pe Pa ?, Hy eet an fas First row: William Ricardi, Robert Chenaille, Ronald Hwalek. Second row: Leo Garrow, Raymond Wrona, Frank Perkowski. BATTING RECORDS PLAYER G AB R H SO BB BA Harackiewitz2 ett. 3 te oe ee 1l 18 1 fH i 3 389 Latayeties sme eae ee ee 16 48 8 18 7 10 375 Hicardts yet tate eae le A 17 54, 10 20 ll 7 .370 FAWAIGKS roe eer eee eee ee lS 9 9 2 3 3 0 ES] 1 TYP pee Sees, ened Oe rel Same 6 19 4 6 2 2 316 Millananica cies. ait se ha eee pe 2 17 49 8 13 10 7 .265 Cemerorn pretest... Set, SARS Y) eS 16 45 ¥) 10 15 8 BW a RIGYIAT epmene- the So) OO ae 17 56 6 12 8 3 214 CSRETOW) cet eee 16 Ae 8 12 12 6 tab ny cl ar a ae RC eee eee ae 17 36 4, 7 17 2 .194 My YP ee a ee ee are Gal 2 ie en eee 17 48 6 8 18 2 .146 ore trie Oe ks st ee 17 37 1 4 17 3 .108 Pericweky cae eae Tae a ee 2 2 0 0 1 0 .000 SCHEDULES BOW rocco Rasthamptongeee sa. 0 Ludlow aero cs CF MET) Ree Sieur eel len 5 POW 2 1 Palmer: eee ee 3 Ludlowse. = 22 =. 1 Easthampton _ 3 POlOWF- 4 Holyoke Catholic 5 Ludlows ues. 0 Paleo? Lo Se ee 3 POLO Woe na 5 Holyoke tees eee ors 7 Ludlow es 24. RMN WW OTE) ee Seen Sate 19 1S) 0 South Hadley 3 Ludlawee ee i mouth Wadley 2 .cne. 5 PW yA CAWAING oe 2 2 Ludlows 2 =e 2mm AGAWAIN West, eee 0 il ns 2 West Springfield 1 Ludlow. 9 West Springfield 2 OW 2 ASAGRICAL ora ates fe hee ot.) 1 Dadlow2e es 4 (AC Ce oie es oat 0 BUI W sce ce soo 1 Enfield! i fo) ty yeti aee. |, 4 WON—9 + LOST—38 PITCHING RECORDS WON LOST 5) 1 1 1 BASEBALL GALAXY a ies S50 OD LORD LG) Ld an: Fas LG i ee First row, left to right: Manager, Robert Koss °57, John Dryjowicz 58, Joseph Szlosek ’58, Jonathan Bennet °57, Assistant Manager, Paul Brodeur ’59. Second row: Ronald Hwalek ’55, William Ricar- di ’55, Robert Chenaille ’55, Vincent Harackiewicz ’57, Theodore Saletnik ’57, Frederick Lafayette 56, Donald Cameron 7°54. Third row: Orlando Jorge ’55, Leo Garrow ’55, David Ferrier ’56, Ray- mond Wrona 755, Frank Perkowski 55, John Millane, Jr. 54, Coach, John J. Hurley. a0 cL Gea mes KICKING KOMETS Charles Stuart; Captain, William Ricardi; Fred Curylo; Coach, Angelo Teixeira. GOALS SCORED JAMES JORGE £500 2 eee ere 14 CHARLES (STUART 222 2 eee 1 MEL BRUSCUI 22 See eee i JAMES CASAGRANDE: 22 eee 1 JOSEPH: SOARES 1002 eee 1 76 VARSITY First row, left to right: Joseph Soares ’57, John McKay 757, Fred Curylo 55, Captain William Ricardi ’55, Simon Santos ’57, Charles Stuart ’55, Manuel Teixeira ’57, Stanley Ryczek °58, Anthony Andre °60. Second row: James Casagrande °56, John Bruschi 57, Frank Cabral ’56, James Jorge 56, Coach: Angelo Teixeira; John Peterson 56, Anthony Carvalhais 56, James Guerra 56, Ray- mond Dudek 60, Andrew Johnston ’60. GAME SCORES Ludlow=t toes 2 Commerceaie ee 1 budlow-2 ess See 2 West Springfield. 0 udlaw:.. ee 0 ‘lechnical yee a 8 ee 1 Ludlow 32) ee 1 Lechitical (emacs Sea oe 3 Ludlow ee ee 2 Deerticlds V7 ee 2 Widlawiee oe ee 3 Monson tac aes be 2 Tidlow se eee 1 Monson. 2 ee Se 2 Ludlows2) sees 4 West Springfield _.___ 1 LsidloWsee eee 3 Hopkins = se ea i 77 FOOTBALL STAR STUDDED SENIORS ! John Hiney, Robert McCarthy, Robert Pasquini, Ronald Hwalek, Frank Petro- lati, John Hayes, and John Saletnik. Coaches: John J. Hurley and James H. King. By aide THE SHINING SUNS Front row: John Hiney 55, Robert McCarthy ’55, Bruce Evans ’56, Frederick Lafayette ’56, Albert Bragga °56, John Forgie 56, Sam Castanera ’57. Center: Donald Wilkie °56. Standing: Robert Pas- quini 55, David Ferrier 56, and Ronald Hwalek ’55. FOOT gm� BALL CRASHING COMETS First row, left to right: William Milray ’58, William Nelson ’59, Charles Milroy 60, David Dziura °09, Paul Brodeur ’59, Robert Podosek °59. Second row: Roland Helberg ’56, Samuel Castanera 57, John Hayes °55, Robert MacCarthy ’55, John Hiney °55, Frank Patrolati ’55, Robert Pasquini °55, Ronald Hwalek °55, John Forgie ’56, Bruce Evans 56, Frederick Lafayette 56, Donald Wilkie °56, Albert Bragga ’56, David Ferrier 56, John Saletnik °55. Third row: Coach James H. King, Wayne Fuller 58, Thomas Brennan ’58, Edward Crafts ’60, Andrew Lopata ’57, John Dryjowicz ’58, Robert Warren 58, Joseph Szlosek °58, David Lavigne °56, Irvine Goodwin °56, Charles McChesney ’57, Frederick Aurnhammer °58, Coach John J. Hurley. INDIVIDUAL SCORING GAME SCORES EL). P.A.T: Dudlows eee 2 a aoe 0 Ware 9) 2 a 6 Berbers ASOUINI 2. 9 2 BAO Wile eee 12 Arms Academy ___ 38 PPO EMERRIGR 2 ih 3 4, Ludlow sicceee es 2 = 0 South Hadley _. 0 ey JURA VIGNE: 2 2 2 0 Dudlow soa ek 0 Orange eee 20 MeN ALUSHWALENK oes 1 0 DoudIG Wie ate ee 14 Nantucket 20 RGU mIDA GAN IG UI rote i! 0 Lodlows22 soe 19 Amberst = esas 14 Dh | Owseee ee 44. Leicester... 2.5 19 Diidlow22- 4 2 13 Palmers ue 18 WON LOST TIED 2 = 1 79 LUDLOW HOOPERS Left to right: Coach James H. King; Manager Frank Petrolati 55; James Casagrande 56, Manuel Teixeira 57, Captain William Ricardi °55, Robert French °58, Raymond Wrona 755, Fred Curylo 55, Roland Helberg ’56, James Jorge 56. PLAYER Ricardi Helberg Wilkie Ferrier French Casagrande Gudloweg ae 2 ee 43 Dudlow2e a 54 Lid |G Wiese ee 56 Cudlowiis ee se Tp [sndlow222. eee 60 Lidldwa..t.ses 72 Didlows eas 58 Ludlow2t seen 46 Ladlow 222 a 5a Lodlawaeeee ees 50 Dudlows.04-5 yal Ludlow 61 laidlaws at ots = 75 Ludlowass-see et 58 Tudlows tiers. 59 Ludlaws.2 2. ease =. 65 Duidlo ws. fee ee 63 Hopkins: oy eee 64, Ambetst 92293 ee ee Dee 48 Hopkins (ease eee 73 Palmer: 2 eee 45 Agawam at2) ae 73 Ware” 23.522 ees 61 West Springfield _______ 74 Enfield cee eee 68 Easthampton 66 Apa wamys (ieee gees: 61 Palinerte23 2 eee ee, 60 Waren ee of West Springfield 56 Enfield s.3uaaen ee Boe 69 Orange ee ee 37 Easthampton —_______ 79 Searles} sia. pee eee 12 G FG F PS 280 209 172 123 152 58 18 17 2) iets 6 2 TOSSING TRIO Left to right: Fred Curylo °55, Captain William Ri- cardi 55, Raymond Wrona ’55. IOA RITTG On rs “ah 117-204 1956 117-204 First row, left to right: Elsie Farreira, Eugene Adamczyk, Eleanor Fierlit, Acacio Almeida, Rita Cabey, David Ferrier, Helen Boczkowski, Charles Chenaille, Jacqueline Blais, Tony Carvalhais, Geraldine Bernardo. Second row: Karl Edelmann, Philip Brochu, Elizabeth Chrusciel, Mary Ellen Duquette, Albert Bragga, Donald Abair, Laurent Brodeur, Ronald Douville, Kathleen Bowler, Dorothy Amos, Bruce Evans, Edmund Amos. Third row: Phyllis Cislak, Frank Cabral, Caterine Allens, Patricia Ferris, Elva Bell, Francis Berkowicz, Mary Ann Bernot, Joyce Bernardos, James Casagrande, Roberta Bachta. 209 First row, left to right: Mitchell Maziarz, Roland Helberg, Joanne Hnatow, David Lavigne, Carol Gershowitz, Irvine Goodwin, Marilee Livermore, Roger Gamache, Beverly Goodrow, Donald Laramee, James Jorge. Second row: John Fijal, Frederick Lafayette, Roxie Jurkow- ski, Carol Jarosz, Richard Gosselin, Arlene Kivior, Marguerite Kisser, Marjorie Gibb, John Krzyzek, James Guerra. Third row: Janice Goodreau, Jean Hiersche, Nancy Fuller, Dian- tha Gadaire, John Forgie, Florence Goncalves, Elaine Legere, Janet Lacroix, Diane Lortie. 212 First row, left to right: Victoria Wlodyka, Norman O’Neill, Marion Tokarz, Donald Wilkie, Anne Wallace, John Peterson, Vernita Reynolds, Albert Walker, Rosalie Mulawski, Arthur Noel, Cora Scott. Second row: William Sarad, Curtis McCann, Cynthia Rebelo, Irene Ten- erowicz, Nancy Pellerin, Virginia Silva, Edith Smith, Margaret Steele, Priscilla Trombly, Leo Vigneault, Edward Powers. Third row: Irene Witowski, Helena Tenerowicz, Sandra Parker, Dorothy Tokarz, Barbara Pecedonio, Henry Ouellette, Mary Saracino, Sandra Proctor, Nancy Willard, Geraldine Surprenant. Absent when picture was taken: John Maziarz, Mary Ellen McFadden, Judith Tremblay, Edward Wilcox. as 209 OFFICERS PU OSULETYL Meee so ce ee eee FLORENCE GONCALVES RCHMECeSLOCIE ses a a eee DIANTHA GADAIRE WO CETOUUT Vite as as oe dies aes ELAINE LEGERE Dipeasiirer ato th et Gee ee MARION TOKARZ hepresentative—l1T7 a ee ELVA BELL Representative—204 _.__ tht eee PATRICIA FERRIS Representative—209 __... NANCY FULLER Representative—212 BARBARA PECEDONIO 1956 115 First row, left to right: Juliet Ferreira, Alfred Graveline, Dorothy Chenaille, Robert Abair, Dorothy Daniel, John Gaffney, Barbara Daniel, Walter Fijal, Florence Ashwell, Samuel Castanera, Camilla Hadro. Second row: Richard Gow, John Bruschi, Albert Fountaine, Nancy Cadwell, Frances Cuzzone, Joyce Coupal, Mary Fido, Beverly Bisset, Estelle Grzan- ka, Edythe Amos, Diolinda Gonsalves, Norma Gauthier, Chester Giza. Third row: George DePonte, Robert Condon, Judy Goodreau, Edward Bochnia, Jean Bojan, Linda Brodeur, Shirley Benway, Elizabeth Chmura, Judith Allen, Margaret Evans, John Gamache, Jack Cipriano, Gail Green, Ronald Jonathan Bennet, Armand Gaudreau. Absent when picture was taken: Richard Gagne. Zl First row, left to right: Esabel Palheiredo, Edward Nowak, Catherine Lake, Vincent Har- ackiewicz, Yvonne Mendes, Charles McChesney, Judith Langevin, Andrew Lopata, Julieta Nascimento, Robert Koss, Maureen Powers. Second row: June Jarosz, Richard Perkins, Ru- dolph Magiera, Edward Jaciow, Wallace Ober, Anne Klassanos, Alexander Jasnocha, Ches- ter Kareta, Stanley Halgas, John McKay, Annette Ondre. Third row: Patricia Nocrasz, Raymond Lacroix, Sandra Medalle, Betty Muszynski, Augusto DeMiranda, Irene Pisarczyk, Dorothea Peczka, George Kisser, Auguste Mueller. Absent when picture was taken: Doris Lyndon, Richard Paul, Anne Pohner. 117 First row, left to right: Geneva Willard, Earl Shepard, Carol Webster, Manuel Teixeira, Elizabeth Szczebak, Simon Santos, Helen Wilczynski, Edward Wikar, Bernice Syriac. Second row: Jennie Yosinski, Donald St. John, Barbara Smits, Mabel Queiros, Joseph Soares, Dorothy Wareham, Robert Sepiol, Diana Sorcinelli. Absent when picture was taken: Robert Syriac, Neill Severns, Theodore Saletnik, Clifton Schermerhorn. 86 SL OSLLC} I eae a eS ee ee JOSEPH SOARES VICELETOSICCN 2. eee ee SANDRA MEDALLE DP ETELOT Vireo eat ee A _.. ELIZABETH CHMURA D eusurey eae ee DOROTHEA PECZKA Kepresentative—115, 2. ae LINDA BRODEUR Representotive—-21 | ee ee IRENE PISARCZYK Representative—117 _.. MABEL QUEIROS 1957 11] First row, left to right: Frederick Aurnhammer, Paul Bowler, Thomas Brennan, Wayne Fuller, John Dryjowicz, Kenneth French, Carol Coupal, Barbara Edelmann, Joan Brunelle, Ella Mae Gauthier, Lawrence Green. Second row: Dorothy Gamble, Elaine Graveline, Mary Gibb, Patricia Bell, Nancy Berselli, Kirsten Green, Bruce Gay, Kenneth Brothers, Roger Dumais. Third row: Irene Carvalho, Amelia Fernandes, Deana Douville, Beverlyann Flagg, Thaddeus Bojan, John Chabot, Robert Fierlit, Carol Frank, James Ackerman. Absent when picture was taken: Beverly Bousquet, Leo Chenevert, Robert French. 112 First row, left to right: Evelyn Joaquin, Bernard LaRose, Barbara McKenna, Richard Pellerin, Rosemary Harackiewicz, Alexander Natario, Carol Moccio, George McNeill, Carol LaFlamme, Eugene LeBoeuf, Jeanne Ouellette. Second row: Mary Ellen Nelson, Kathleen O’Neill, Rosemarie Monette, Patricia Kolano, Jane Kawecki, Jacqueline Lambert, Daniel Haluch, Robert Morrissette, Arthur Letender, Roger Gregoire, Barbara Martowski. Third row: Elvira Luiz, Linda Huff, Elizabeth Jarosz, Antonio Luiz, Joanne Methe, Anne Jawor- sky, William Milroy, Emilie Martin, Joan Lech, Richard Moore, Jacqueline Methe, Charles Jablonski, Dorothy Morrissette. Absent when picture was taken: Collin Lake, Norman Le- tender, Martha Paul. DA EF: First row, left to right: Joseph Szlosek, Charlotte Reynolds, Alvin Trombly, Judith Roberts, Danny Picard, Gladys Welch, George Parker, Gail Sharrow, Stanley Ryczek, Frances Szlosek, John Zielinski. Second row: Lloyd Yabsley, Margaret Tremblay, Betty Robert, Cathleen Stupak, Kathleen Saletnik, Anna Van Wyck, Robert Warren, Isabella Smola, Ju- dith Stuart, Douglas Parker. Third row: Geraldine Peczka, Kathleen Wlodyka, George Palhete, Richard Wilcox, Jeffrey Wilcox, William Tucker, Irma Palheiredo, Evelyn Skut- nik. Absent when picture was taken: Patricia Zabawa. 88 Presidente ee eee WILLIAM MILROY Rice Prasubent aie as bee ARTHUR LETENDER OCT CLR Vn ticalns aan se tee JACQUELINE METHE Lr easurer ac tena bee ANN JAWORSKY Representative—11]] _ BEVERLY BOUSQUET Representative—ll2 eee EMILIE MARTIN Representative—2) 1... GEORGE PALHETE SIPON SOROS PATRONS — ALlD FRIENDS LP SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Blanchard 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 Eaton Lumber Corporation Fournier's Pharmacy Paul T. Golden Gowen and Trombly, Inc. Harry's Food Center The Haviland Club Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hiney K. and B. Super Service Ludlow Manufacturing and Sales Co. Ludlow Savings Bank MacDonald and Johnson, Inc. Miller's Dairy Dr. Meran Nakashian Owen's Pharmacy Sigmund J. Posner, M.D. Fred A. Wright and Co. 92 PATRONS x Andy's Market A. H. Bartlett Company Benway's Service Station Dr. E. Roger G. Bertrand Congratulations—The Albert E. Booth Co. Carmon Cleaners Charlie's Restaurant Chmura's Baker Clifford's Barber Shop, Walter Young Prop. Czerniak's Hardware Store Dias Food Market Dino's Barber Shop Dottie's Coffee Shoppe Compliments of Emelda's Beauty Shop Ernie's Spa Eva's Beauty Parlor Frank's Diner Freddie's Spa Miss Rita Gates Compliments of Gaviglio's Thomas W. Griffin Harmony Beverage Co. Hazel's Beauty Shop Henricks Brothers Hiersche and Sons David Irvine Sons Ins. Agency Jessie's Kiddyland Judy's Dance Studio Stanley Kapinos Funeral Home Dr. Reuben Katz Laura's Spa Lazarz Hardware Store Len's Diner 93 PAT ROTTS @ ). Leo's Used Car Exchange, Inc. Ludlow Bakery Shop Ludlow Funeral Home Ludlow Sport Shop Lyons Card and Camera Shop Marty's Beverages Massachusetts Plastic Corp. Mendes Five and Dime O. J. Merkel and Son Modern Shoe Repair P. E. Murphy—Guild Optician Nick's Auto Body Oaks Motors Co. Orchard Esso Service Station Our Lady of Fatima Church Miss Alice Pereira Best Wishes—Penwood Kennels Pope's Paint and Wallpaper Center Mr. and Mrs. Joaquin Queiros Rovelli's Restaurant Santos Department Store Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Saletnik C. A. Smith Co. Stanley's Market Stanley's Spa Starlight Inn Steve's Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Talbot Television Corner John F. Thompson The Thrift Shoppe Compliments of Rolland D. White 94 FRIENDS eet si elite x « xf B. and B. Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Delor Benoit Mario Campora Cuthbert's Auto Body Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dakers Economy Fruit Store Fenney's Country Service Jack Giacomelli The Grey Nook Gift and Flower Shop Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hwalek Jean's Dress Shop Louise's Specialty Shop Moonlight Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Soares Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stachelek Su gar Bowl Mr. and Mrs. Bronislaus S. Szlosek White Eagle Soda Co. 95 i MOO0d NOVTA ATLLII S:TAIYaVI OLNI INIADAd $y Svbi Lvbi icy beg be 9 edits ba t i ; ® : | Ta = = —- mee 2 ah