Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

:, Hw ASS Of PS57 hvcz Ow JA SS. cle ¢ onterts leo Contents e. 2.225.) ee eee eee 3 Vise: Dedication ies a a eee 3 “‘wlhe'trie besinning of our énd “Greatness Knowsiitselts: een ee eee Vo Weare yer Duryoun dein deed ase neers 9 VI. “Come give us a taste of your quality” -.......... 38 ‘For courage mounteth with occasion” ...........------ Be “In sweet musics such: arty oes see ee a, CG “That make ambition virthe= 60 D. “Whose words all ears took cap tive” -..........------- 69 E,. ‘I have it here insblack and white oe see 74 VIE. “So young and'so tender’ Se ee 85 VII. ‘Friends, Romans, countrymen...” 2... 93 | DEDICAT OW To those who through the years have guided and taught the youth of today how to be tomorrow’s citizens, we offer this token of our thanks—for endless service in the field of teaching, for patience and understanding, for their efforts to further the education of today’s young people. In this world we are constantly groping for the higher ideals. The standards of our country depend up- on its teachers. Every day, students are learning about their country and the history of the world. It is to this honorable and rewarding career of teaching that Miss Olive K. Brooks and Miss Marga- ret K. Murtagh have given their time. Therefore, in recognition of their outstanding contribution to our knowledge, we, the staff, on behalf of the graduating class, proudly dedicate to them the 1957 Ludlow Lion. HE TRUE BEGINNING OF OUR END The past—all those things which are done, yet not forgotten; the smiles, laughter, joy, and tears—all are parts of yesterday's world never again to return. In the new glow of the future, we pause—some- what afraid, but yet eager—to think back on our years of high school. Whatever fields hold our individual interests, wherever our journey through time shall bring us, whenever we stop only to glance back, we will have this book of cherished memories—memories that will echo through the distant years. With the hope of ever preserving these memorable moments we, the staff, proudly offer the 1957 Ludlow Lion! Superintendent of Schools, MR. GORDON O. MERKEL. TO THE CLASS OF 1957 Your class was the last class with which I had contact as a teacher. I had looked forward to meeting you again in your senior year. The picture changed, as it will for you as you go through life. Prepare yourselves today—and tomorrow you will be ready when the opportunity comes your way. ( Gordon O. Merkel Superintendent of Schools a6 Seated, left to right: John J. Hurley, Olive K. Brooks, Grattan H. Rooney. Standing: William R. Rooney, Margaret K. Murtagh, Louis Casagrande. E SOCOewm Tos @y Ph (eel (0) A eS ie OFFICE AND MAINTENANCE STAFFS Seated: Lillian Ziwot, Philomene G. Proc- tor, Almeda King. Standing: William R. Rooney, Florence M. Saulnier, Roger Poirier. j Mrs. Florence Curylo, Mr. Albert Bassette, Mrs. Ethel Melberg, Miss Mary Szczygiel, Mrs. Ann Symonds. Seated: Mary T. Cormier, Charlotte Focosi. Standing: Henry A. Cant, Reno O. Savoia. ors =e) 42a! xe K 18) fe) M AND otic Lop ai mt FH wm A nwHn Seated: Leora N. Smith. Standing: Edward G. Schube, Stanley W. Haluska. JGINTORSHIGH SEAGCWIEin Seated, left to right: Charlotte McChesney, Alexander Hronis, Elizabeth A. Rapalus. Standing: Robert J. Koshinsky, Charles T. Patullo, Edwin Finklehoffe, Louis Casagrande, Robert L. Bous- quet. Absent when picture was taken: Marion E. Baker, Katherine J. Vogian, Muriel Mitchell. MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE Seated: Edward W. Schmidt, Peter Boita, Charles Patullo. Standing: Reno O. Savoia, Robert J. Koshinsky, Charles Schoonover. Seated: Alyce Mae Slosek. Standing: Doctor Seated: Rachel F. Pearson, Ida J. Hubbell. Meran Nakashian, Helen A. Kudlic, John Standing: Gregory Wrinn, Helen A. Kud- Kurty. Absent when picture was taken: lic. Absent when picture was taken: Archie Louis Casagrande, Charles Patullo. H. Messenger. i H v s H I : E U C P A AND A z L L R i Vi H O R S ZOenyrpadum yy Use are yet but goung iw deed SIMON D. SANTOS, JR. 1589 PRESIDENT Thyself ana office deftly show.” AMBITION: To be a successful businessman. PET PEEVE: Shaving. FAVORITE PASTIME: Photography. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Chairman 3; Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Student Council Treasurer 4; Hi-News Sports Editor 4; Class President 4; Booster Day Committee 1; Freshman Dance Decoration Committee 1; Hi-Y Amateur Show 3; Junior Dance Re- freshment Committee Chairman 3; Master of Ceremonies, Seniors on Parade 4. JOHN EDWARD McKAY “Mac” VICE PRESIDENT “He comes upon a wish.” AMBITION: To be a draftsman. PET PEEVE: Watching girls telling of their ex- periences. FAVORITE PASTIME: Playing sports. ACTIVITIES: Class Vice President 4; Hi-Y 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4; Prom Decoration Com- ‘ mittee 3; Senior Dance Committee 4; Soccer 1, 2, . 3; Archbearer 3; The Ludlow Lion Art Staff 4. � ELIZABETH ANN CHMURA “Betty” SECRETARY O, she sits high in all the people’s hearts.” AMBITIONS: To travel around the country and live a happy, healthy life. PET PEEVES: People who brag about themselves and listening to lec- tures. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Listening to music and driving my car. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 3; Class Secretary 2, 3, 4; Pro Merito 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres- ident 4; Majorettes 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Junior Varsity 1; Freshman Picnic Committee 1; Banquet Chairman 2; Prom Committee 3; Junior Dance Committee 3; Senior Show Committee 4; The Ludlow Lion Typing Staff 4. 10 DOROTHEA CATHERINE PECZKA “Dot” TREASURER “Your wisdom is consumed in confidence.” AMBITION: To live a happy life. PET PEEVE: Men with moustaches. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Reading and listening to records. ACTIVITIES: Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Picnic Committee 1; Hs-News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Typing Staff 4; Graduation Usher 3; Prom Usher 1, 3; Dance and Banquet Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Typing and Shorthand Awards 3, 4; Pro Merito 3, 4, Librarian 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Show Ticket Co-Chairman 4; Senior Dance Ticket Chair- man 4; Junior Newman Club 1, 2, 3; The Ludlow Lion Editorial Staff 4. — BARBARA V. DANIEL “Barb’”’ HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVE 205 More 1s thy due than more than all can pay.” AMBITION: To have a successful life. PET PEEVE: Reckless drivers. FAVORITE PASTIME: Driving a convertible. ACTIVITIES: Band 1; Majorette 3, 4; Home Room Representative 1, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 3, 4, President 4; H7-News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Pro Merito 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Basketball 2; Student Patrol 3, 4; Usher 2, 3, 4; Picnic Committee 1; Prom Decora- tion Committee, Ex Officio 3; Junior and Senior Dance Committees 3, 4; Archbearer 3; Good Gov- ernment Day Representative 4. CHARLES EDMUND McCHESNEY “Charlie” HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVE 207 “This rudeness is a sauce to his good wit!” AMBITION: To be a successful chemical engineer. PET PEEVE: People who talk too much about nothing. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Eating and sleeping. ACTIVITIES: Hi-Y 3, 4, Secretary 4; Football 2; Prom Committee 3; Student Council 4; Home Room Representative 4; Hs-News Business Staff 3, Business Manager 4; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Pro Merito 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Freshman Picnic Com- mittee 1; Graduation Usher 3; Senior Show Poster Committee 3, 4; Sophomore Banquet Committee 2; GO Ball Committee 3, 4; Orchestra 1; Projection Club 2, 3, 4; Student Patrol 2, 4; The Ludlow Lion Business Staff 4. MABEL MARY QUEIROS “Mae™ HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVE 217 We thank thee for thy humour.” AMBITION: To be a Navy nurse. PET PEEVE: Homework on weekends. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Dancing and parties. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Home Room Representa- tive 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses of America 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 1, Secretary 3, Program Committee Chairman 2; Hi-News Editorial Staff 3, 4; Student Patrol 1, 2, 3; Prom Decora- tion Committee, Ex Officio 3; GO Ball Committee 2, 3, 4; The Lud- low Lion Typing Staff 4. SANDRA ROSEMARIE MEDALLE “Sandy”’ EDITOR-IN-CHIEF “Too nice, and yet too true.” AMBITION: To lead a happy, healthy life. PET PEEVE: Being kept waiting. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Listening to records and reading. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 2, 3; Music Festival 2; Hi-News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Chief Typist 4; Prom Usher 1; Picnic Committee 1; Class Vice President 2, 3; Banquet Ticket Chatrman 2; Prom Refreshment Committee, Ex Officio 3; Typing and Stenography Awards 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 3; Pro Merito 3, 4, Secretary 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Girls’ State Delegate 3; Grad- uation and Senior Show Usher 3; Senior Dance, General Chairman 4; The Ludlow Lion, Editor- in-Chief 4. EDYTHE AMOS “Edie” CO-ASSISTANT EDITOR “And some that smile have in their hearts, I fear, millions of mischiefs.” AMBITION: To be a successful nurse. PET PEEVE: People who go steady for two weeks. FAVORITE PASTIME: Driving my car. ACTIVITIES: First Aid Award 1; Nisimaha 2; Pro Merito 3; National Honor Society 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Choralettes 3, 4; Basketball Scorer 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses of America 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4: Hi-News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Graduation Usher 3; Picnic Com- mittee 1; Refreshment Committee 3; Band and Orchestra 1; The Lud- low Lion, Co-Assistant Editor 4. 12 DORIS CLARA LYNDON “Dolly” CO-ASSISTANT EDITOR “That had a heart to love, and in that heart courage to make love known.” AMBITION: To always be a good wife and good mother. PET PEEVE: People who notice other people’s shortcomings and overlook their abilities. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Reading and watching television. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 2; H7-News Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3; Picnic Committee 1; Sophomore Banquet Commit- tee 2; Home Room Representative 3; Student Council 3; Student Patrol 3; Prom Invitation Committee, Ex Officio 3; Music Festival 2; GO Ball Invitation Committee 3; Pro Merito 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Show Ticket Committee Co-Chairman 4; The Ludlow Lion, Co-Assistant Editor 4. DIOLINDA GONSALVES “Diol” CO-BUSINESS MANAGER “Friendship is constant in all other things.” AMBITION: To be successful in whatever field I choose. PET PEEVE: People who criticize the cheerleaders. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Dancing and cheering at games. ACTIVITIES: Freshman Dance Ticket Committee 1; GO Ball Committee 1; Home Room Representative 2; Sophomore Banquet Committee 2; Glee Club 1, 2: Hi-News Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Senior Show Program Commit- tee 4; The Ludlow Lion, Co-Business Manager 4. CAMILLA ANNE HADRO paris CO-BUSINESS MANAGER “That would make good of bad, and friends of foe.” AMBITION: To live, love, and be happy. PET PEEVE: People who exaggerate. FAVORITE PASTIME: Having fun. ACTIVITIES: Picnic Committee 1; Dance Committee 1; Banquet Com- mittee 2; GO Ball Invitation Committee Chairman 3; Pro Merito 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Home Room Representative 3; Student Council 3; Glee Club 1, 2; H7-News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; The Ludlow Lion, Co-Business Manager 4. EDWARD J. BOCHNIA, JR. “Eddie” ART EDITOR “Him and his worth and our great need of him.” AMBITION: To become a successful commercial artist. PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning. FAVORITE PASTIME: Working. ACTIVITIES: Picnic Committee 1; Sophomore Banquet Refreshment Committee 2; Junior Dance Committee 3; Prom Decorations Commit- tee 3; Senior Da nce Poster, Publicity, and Clean-Up Committee 4; Senior Show Talent Scout 4; Senior Show Poster Committee 4; The Ludlow Lion, Art Editor 4. DOROTHY AGNES DANIEL “Dot” CO-CHIEF TYPIST “We trouble thee too much, but thou art willing.” AMBITIONS: To achieve success as a secretary and to own a convertible. PET, PEEVE? People who are not prompt. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Dancing, swimming, and watching athletic contests. ACTIVITIES: Hi-News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Make-up Editor 4; Choralettes 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Pro Merito 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Typing and Stenography Awards 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Head 4; Baton Twirling Club 1; Prom Invita- tions Committee Chairman 3; Archbearer 3; Band and Orchestra 1, 2; Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4; The Ludlow Lion, Co-Chief Typist 4. BARBARA ANNE SMITS “Barb” CO-CHIEF TYPIST “Still in thy right hand carry gently peace.” AMBITION: To be happy and successful. PET PEEVE: Unmannerly people. FAVORITE PASTIME: Listening to the radio for hours. ACTIVITIES: Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant 4; Junior Red Cross 1, 2 3, 4, Reporter 2, Secretary 3, 4; Pro Merito 3, 4; National Honor So- ciety 3, 4; Typing Awards 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Senior Show Com- mittee Chairman 4; Hi-News Editorial Staff 4; Graduation Usher 3; Sports Usher 4; Band and Orchestra 1, 2; Future Teachers of America 2; The Ludlow Lion, Co-Chief Typist 4. ROBERT GERALD ABAIR “Bob” Be thou familiar, but by no means vulgar.” AMBITION: To be a mechanical engineer. PET PEEVE: To be kept waiting. FAVORITE PASTIME: Playing golf. AGU VillI ES: Projection Glubsiw2see) Golf 2ees-) Bowling. lan2, 3; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. RRR GEES ee SR AER SSI EF toa ee BRS 4 ome aks ore ime G ae HERBERT S. ALLEN “Jetsac” Oh, it is excellent to have a giant's strength.” AMBITION: To be an executive. PET PEEVE: People who call me “Elvis.” FAVORITE PASTIME: Girls. ACTIVITIES: Hi-Y; Hi-Y Amateur Show. JUDITH ANN ALLEN “Judy” “And speak to him in many sorts of music.” AMBITION: Live, love, and be happy. PET PEEVE: To be kept waiting. FAVORITE PASTIME: Having fun. ACTIVITIES: Junior Red Cross Representative 2, 3; Pro Merito 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Prom Orchestra Committee Chairman 3; Choralettes 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; H7-News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Exchange Editor 4; Freshman Picnic Committee 1; Sophomore Banquet Committee 2; Future Nurses of America 1, 2, 3; Senior Show Publicity Committee 4; Graduation Usher 3; Hi-Y Show Usher 3; Music Festival 2, 3, 4; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3; The Ludlow Lion Editorial Staff 4. FLORENCE EVELYN ASHWELL “Flornie”’ “IT have done the deed.” AMBITION: To do something for children. PET PEEVE: Conceited men. FAVORITE PASTIME: Talking. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pro Merito 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Dance Refreshment Committee Chairman 4; Fu- ture Teachers of America 1, 2, 3, 4; Graduation Usher 3; The Ludlou Lion Editorial Staff 4. JONATHAN RONALD BENNET “Jonny” To be but mirth and laughter!’ AMBITION: Social work. PET PEEVE: Girls who make a false impression. FAVORITE PASTIME: The opposite sex. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Music Festival 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 2; Baseball 2; Basket- ball 2; Soccer 3, 4; Warious Committees 1, 2, 3; Senior Show Make-Up Committee 4; Picnic Com- mittee 1; First Aid Award 1; The Ludlow Lion Art Staff 4. SHIRLEY ANN BENWAY “Shirl” “Forget not in your speed.” AMBITIONS: To be successful and lead a full life. PET PEEVE: Conceited guys. FAVORITE PASTIME: Riding in Chevy convertibles. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 2; Junior Red Cross Representative 1, 2, 3. JEAN ROSE BOJAN “Gigi” “Coy looks with heart-sore sighs.” AMBITION: To become a nurse. PET PEEVE: Hypocrites. FAVORITE PASTIME: Driving the car. ACTIVITIES: First Aid Award 1; Freshman Dance Committee 1; Jun- ior Dance Committee 3; Ring Committee 3; Senior Show Committee 4; Future Nurses of America 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Student Patrol 2; Hi-News Editorial Staff 2, 4; The Ludlow Lion Art Staff 4. LINDA MARY BRODEUR ABTA IT bear a charmed life.” AMBITION: To become a professional model. PET PEEVE: Boys who take girls for granted and try to run their lives. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Buying clothes and driving my Dad’s Cadillac. ACTIVITIES: Hi-News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Typing Staff 2; Picnic Committee 1; Home Room Representative 2; Student Council 2; Student Patrol 2, 4; GO Ball Committee 2; Sophomore Banquet Committee 2; Pro Merito 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Dance Committee 4; Senior Show Committee Chairman 4; First Aid, Typing, and Shorthand Awards 1, 3. JOHN BATISTA BRUSCHI “Mel” He is a great observer, and he looks quite through the deeds of men.” AMBITION: To be a research chemist. PET PEEVE: Alumni who criticize school athletes, but never themselves played sports in school. FAVORITE PASTIME: Trying to figure Einstein's theories. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committees 1, 2; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Basketball, Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3, 4; Maroon Key 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Senior Show Poster Committee Chairman 4; Junior Red Cross Rep- resentative 4; Prom Decoration Committee 3; The Ludlow Lion Att Staff 4. SAMUEL MARK CASTANERA “Skipper” “Let every man be the master of his time.” AMBITION: To be happy. PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning. FAVORITE PASTIME: Keeping busy. ACTIVITIES; Football 1, 2; Hi-Y Vice President 4; Senior Show Cos- tume Committee Co-Chairman 4. DOROTHY ADELLA CHENAILLE “Dore I turn the trouble of my countenance merely upon myself.” AMBITION: To live, love, and be happy. PET PEEVE: People who interfere with my personal life. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Listening to my Hi-Fi and writing letters. ACTIVITIES: Picnic Committee 1; Sophomore Ban- quet Committee 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Usher 3; Hi-News Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4; Junior Dance Committee 3; Senior Dance Invitations Committee Chairman 4; Junior Newman Club 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Patrol 2, 3; Senior Show Programs Committee 4: The Ludlow Lion Editorial Staff 4. JACK VINCENT CIPRIANO “Jack” I dare do all that may become a man.” AMBITION: To travel. PET PEEVE: Teachers who won't let you into class one m inute after eight. FAVORITE PASTIME: Fishing. ACTIVITIES: Senior Show Stage and Property Committee 4. JOYCE RUTH COUPAL ““Joycie”’ I have made strong proof of my constancy.” AMBITION: To be a good private secretary. PET PEEVE: Drivers who think they are the only ones driving on the road. i FAVORITE PASTIMES: Driving, sports, listening to popular disc jockey radio programs, and watching television. ACTIVITIES: Freshman Picnic Committee 1; Sophomore Banquet Com- mittee 2; Hi-News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Typing Staff 4; Prom Refreshment Committee 3; The Ludlow Lion Typing Staff 4; Basket- ball, Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Senior Dance In- vitation Committee 4; First Aid, Filing, and Shorthand Awards 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Show Ticket Committee 4. KENNETH JOSEPH COURTNEY “Ken” “Sleep neither night nor day.” AMBITION: Retire at 21. PET PEEVE: Screaming females. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Sleeping and eating. ACTIVITIES: Junior Dance Ticket Committee 3; Prom Decoration Committee 3; Soccer 4; Basket- ball 4; Hi-Y 3, 4. FRANCES JEAN CUZZONE “Fran” “God's benison go with you.” AMBITION: To be successful in the secretarial field. PET PEEVE: People who criticize others. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Roller skating and dancing. ACTIVITIES: Class Secretary 1; Hi-News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; GO Ball Committee 1; Senior Dance Refreshment Committee 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Freshman Dance Committee 1; The Ludlow Lion Typing Staff 4. AUGUSTO DEMIRANDA “Gus” “Such men as he be never at heart's ease!” AMBITION: To succeed in the field of education. PET PEEVE: Stubborn people. FAVORITE PASTIME: Listening to good music. ACTIVITIES: Class President 3; WMASC President 3; Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4; Inter-High School Council Vice President 3; Pro Merito 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Stud ent Council 3; Boys’ State Delegate 3; Projection Club 2, 3; H7-News Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Christmas Program Emcee 1; Student Patrol 3, 4; GO Ball Refresh- ment Committee Chairman 3; Senior Show Make-Up Committee Co- Chairman 4: Archbearer 3; Prom Committee, Ex Officio 3; Gradua- tion Usher 3; Future Teachers of America 4, President 4; The Ludlow Lion Editorial Staff 4. MARGARET ANN EVANS “Peg” She turns to favour and to prettiness.” AMBITION: To be happy and successful. PET PEEVE: Boys who think they know it all. FAVORITE PASTIME: Watching old movies on TV. ACTIVITIES: Future Teachers of America 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 1, 2, Secretary 3, 4; Junior Var- sity Basketball 1, 2, Captain 2; Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 1, Vice President 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Music Festival 2; Pro Merito 3. 4, Pres- ident 4; National Honor Society .3, 4; Majorettes 3. 4: Picnic Committee 1; Prom Usher 1; Prom Decoration Committee 3; Archbearer 3; Gradua- tion Usher 3; H7-News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; Senior Show Choreographer 4; DAR Good Citizen Award 4. JULIET FERREIRA “Julie” She will not be commanded.” AMBITION: To be successful in whatever field I choose. PET PEEVES: Bookkeeping, and boys who criticize women drivers. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Listening to records, dancing. and parties. ACTIVITIES: Hi-News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Refresh- ment Committee 3; Sophomore Banquet Committee 2: Glee Club 1. 2; Senior Show Costume Committee 4: Freshman Picnic Committee 1: The Ludlow Lion Typing Staff 4. 20 MARY CECILE FIDO “T’ll be as patient as a gentle stream.” AMBITION: To be successful in whatever field I choose. PET PEEVE: Boys who give girls a hard time. FAVORITE PASTIME: Listening to music on Hi-Fi. ACTIVITIES: H7-News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club; Prom Decoration Committee Chairman 3; Typing Awards 2, 3; Filing Award 3: Senior Dance Entertainment Committee 4. WALTER JOHN FIJAL, JR. “Walo”’ Shortly shall all my labours end.” AMBITION: To be an Auto Mechanic. PET PEEVE: Liars. FAVORITE PASTIME: Tinkering with cars. ACTIVITIES: Sophomore Banquet Poster Commit- tee 2: Prom Decoration Committee 3; Senior Show Poster Committee 4. RICHARD EUGENE GAGNE “Every man will be thy friend.” AMBITION: To be as good as my father. PET PEEVE: Insubordination among teachers. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Listening to records and weight-lifting. 2| NORMA LEONA GAUTHIER You should not humour me.’ AMBITION: To be successful in whatever field I undertake. PET PEEVE: Girls who smoke. FAVORITE PASTIME: Watching television. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 2; Senior Show Costume Committee 4. CHESTER JOHN GIZA Chet? or Rede “He is a prosperous gentleman.” AMBITION: To become successful in life. PET PEEVE: Women drivers. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Hunting and the opposite Sex. ACTIVITIES: H7-News Business Staff 3, 4; Decora- tion Committee 3; Clean-up Committee 3; Re- freshment Committee 3; Bowling Team 4; Senior Show Stage and Property Committee 4; Filing Award 3. RICHARD JOHN GOW “Dicky”’ “Seldom -he smiles!” AMBITION: To be a cabinetmaker. PET PEEVE: Having to give orals in English. FAVORITE PASTIME: Watching movies. 22 GAIL TROMBLY GREEN “Heaten gave you many, many merry days.” AMBITION: To raise the perfect palomino stallion. PET PEEVE: Boys who don’t shave. FAVORITE PASTIME: Horses. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 2; Typing, Filing, and Stenography Awards 3, 4; Senior Dance Committee 4; Senior Show Costume Committee 4. ESTELLE CLAIRE GRZANKA Enjoy the honey-heavy dew of slumber.” AMBITION: To go to coll ege. PET PEEVE: Getting up for school. FAVORITE PASTIME: Sleeping. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1; Sophomore Banquet Committee 2; Ring Committee 3; Junior Dance Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Pro Merito 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Show Cos- tume Committee Chairman 4; Pro Merito Initiation Committee Co-Chairman 4; Typing and Steno- graphy Awards 3, 4; H -News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3; Junior Newman Club 2, 3, 4; Graduation Usher 3; The Ludlow Lion Typing Staff 4. STANLEY PETER HALGAS With courtesy and respect enough.” AMBITION: To be a pilot. PET PEEVE: People who say, “I don’t know.” FAVORITE PASTIME: Taking pictures. ACTIVITIES: Band 2; Sophomore Banquet Committee 2; Junior Dance Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Junior Red Cross Representative 4. 23 VINCENT ANTHONY HARACKIEWICZ “Vinney”’ “New honours came upon him.” AMBITION: To be successful in life. PET PEEVE: People who know it all. FAVORITE PASTIME: Watching the soccer team. ACTIVITIES: Football 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Soccer 3; Senior Dance Publicity, Decoration, and Clean-up Committee 4; Freshman Dance Committee 1; Sophomore Banquet Committee 2; Junior Dance Committee 3; Inter-County League Football Honorable Mention 4. EDWARD JOHN JACIOW “Ed’ “Thou art true and honest.” AMBITION: To sail the high seas. PET PEEVE: Going to sleep at night. FAVORITE PASTIME: Fishing. ALEXANDER JOHN JASNOCHA Tack: “His greatness is aripening!” AMBITION: To become an Air Force Pilot. PET PEEVE: Students who attend school the first day of hunting season. FAVORITE PASTIME: Hunting. ACTIVITIES: Bowling; Junior Dance Refreshment Committee 3. 24 CHESTER JOHN KARETA “Chet’’ “You are contented to be led.” AMBITION: To be an Air Force pilot. PET PEEVE: Doing homework. FAVORITE PASTIME: Watching television. ROBERT WILLIAM KOSS “Bob” “And sure, he is an honourable man.” AMBITION: To be as successful a man as my father. PET PEEVE: Girls who smoke in public. FAVORITE PASTIME: Kidding with the cheerlead- ers. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4; Freshman Picnic Committee 1; Sophomore Banquet Committee 2; Prom Commit- tee 3; Senior Dance Committee 4; Maroon Key 3, 4; Junior Dance Committee 3; The Ludlow Lion Business Staff 4. CATHERINE ANNE LAKE “Cathy”’ “And bring your music forth into the air.” AMBITION: To become a good banker. PET PEEVE: Trying to get the family car. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Driving, dancing, and being busy. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Hi-News Editorial Staff 3, 4, Photographer 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Choralettes 4; Future Nurses of America 1, 2, 3; Typing Awards 2; The Ludlow Lion Editorial Staff 4. 25 JUDITH LEA LANGEVIN “Judy” “Of me more must be heard of.” AMBITION: To be successful in whatever field I choose. PET PEEVES: Conceited boys and people who criticize others. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Roller skating and dancing. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1; H -News Business Staff 3; Sports Usher 2. ANDREW JOHN LOPATA “Andy” Soft you, a word or two before you go.” AMBITION: To become.a civil engineer. PET PEEVE: People who show off. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Fishing, skiing, and travel- ing. ACTIVITIES: Football 2; Ring Committee 3; Fresh- man Picnic Committee 1; Senior Show Stage and Property Committee 4. YVONNE RUTH MENDES “Eve’ “My heart suspects more than mine eye can see.” AMBITION: To be successful in whatever field I choose. PET PEEVE: People who use profanity. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Going to parties and listening to rock and roll records. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 2; Picnic Committee 1; Sophomore Banquet Refreshment Committee 2; Hs-News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Decoration Committee 3; GO Ball Committee 2; Senior Dance Ticket Committee 4; Junior Dance Committee 3; Senior Show Talent Scout 4. 26 AUGUSTE MUELLER “Gus” “Tis beauty true blent.” AMBITION: To be a model. PET PEEVE: Boys who walk down the street on the wrong side of the girl. FAVORITE PASTIME: Buying clothes. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 3; Senior Show Make-Up Committee 4; Typing Award 2, Stenography Award 3. ELIZABETH MUSZYNSKI e Dettye I have done no wrong.” AMBITION: To live a happy and successful life. PET PEEVE: People who get on my nerves. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Driving, and eating pickles. ACTIVITIES: Junior Red Cross Representative 1; Sophomore Banquet Committee 2; Basketball 2, 3; Senior Dance Committee 4; Hs-News Editorial ’ Staff 4. JULIETA NASCIMENTO “Julie” “Thou speak’ st with all thy wit.” AMBITION: To live, love, and be happy and successful in life. PET PEEVES: Too little time for too many things and sports-crazy boys. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Eating, dancing, and talking. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1¢ 2, 3, 4; Choralettes 3, 4; H7-News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Typing Staff 3, 4; Home Room Representative 1; Stu- dent Council 1; Filing, Typing and Stenography Awards 3, 4; Picnic Refreshment Committee Co-Chairman 1; Music Festival 3, 4; Prom Invitation Committee 3; Graduation Usher 3; Junior Dance Committee 3: Pro Merito 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Sophomore Banquet Ticket Chairman 2; GO Ball Invitations Committee 1; Senior Show Make-Up Committee 4; The Ludlow Lion Typing Staff 4. 27 PATRICIA ANN NOCRASZ “Patty” “Almost too small for sight.” AMBITION: To be successful in whatever I attempt. PET PEEVE: People who don’t like animals. FAVORITE PASTIME: Listening to all kinds of music. ACTIVITIES: Picnic Committee 1; Banquet Committee 2; Junior Dance Publicity and Invitation Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Senior Show Committee 4; Alternate Delegate to Girls’ State 3; Glee Club 1; Pro 2 Merito 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Newman Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Graduation Usher 3. EDWARD WALTER NOWAK, JR. “Bd” “He 15 so quiet.” AMBITION: To be a mechanic. PET PEEVE: Boys who do not take the first day of deer season off from school. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Hunting and Fishing. ACTIVITY: Bowling 3. ANNETTE MARIE ONDRE “Net” You must have patience, madam.” AMBITION: To become a medical technologist. PET PEEVE: People who use profanity. FAVORITE PASTIME: Playing the piano. ACTIVITIES: Freshman Picnic Committee 1; Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Sophomore Banquet Committee 2; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Pro Merito 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Prom Orchestra Committee 3; Jun- ior Dance Committee 3; Sports Usher 4; Graduation Usher 3; Senior Show Committee 4; Prom Usher 1; H7-News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross Representative 4; Future Teachers of America 1, 2, 3; Music Festival 2; The Ludlow Lion Typing and Editorial Staffs 4. 28 ESABEL MARIE PALHEIREDO “Essy’’ “Lowliness is young ambition’s ladder.” AMBITION: To be successful in whatever field I choose. PET PEEVES: Bookkeeping and conceited boys. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Parties and dancing. ACTIVITIES: Hi-News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Sopho- more Banquet 2; Senior Dance Refreshment Committee 4; Senior Show Costume Committee 4; Freshman Picnic Committee 1; Junior Dance Committee 3. RICHARD NELSON PAUL � Dicks We doubt not of your wisdom.” AMBITION: To be an engineer. PET PEEVE: Continued nagging by people. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Playing basketball and read- ing. ACTIVITY: Sophomore Banquet Committee 2. IRENE FRANCES PISARCZYK A vision fair and fortunate.” AMBITION: To be a success in the business world. PET PEEVE: Boys who swear in the presence of girls. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Dancing and watching television. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Musical Festival 2; Hi-News Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4; Pro Merito 4; National Honor Society 4; Picnic Com- mittee 1; Home Room Representative 2; Student Council 2; Banquet Committee 2; Ring Committee Chairman 3; Dance Committee 3; Stu- dent Patrol 2; Junior Red Cross Representative 3; Typing Awards 3; Prom Refreshment Committee 3; GO Ball Committee 2; Junior New- man Club 2, 3, 4. zy, MARY MARGARET PLANKEY “She will be here again, even with a thought.” AMBITION: To be successful in life. PET PEEVE: Doing housework. FAVORITE PASTIME: Going to parties. ACTIVITIES: Student Patrol 3; Senior Show Poster Committee 4. ANNE MARY POHNER “Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow.” AMBITION: To be a registered nurse. PET PEEVE: People who interfere. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Riding and meeting people. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 2; Future Nurses of America 2; Hi-News Editorial Staff 2. MAUREEN ANN POWERS “Mo” “Grace us with your royal company.” AMBITION: To be an airline hostess. PET PEEVES: People who gossip constantly and getting up in the morning. FAVORITE PASTIME: Riding around in my new Plymouth. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; H7-News Editorial Staff 2, 3; Prom Refreshment Committee 3; Picnic Committee 1; Booster Day Commit- tee 1; Sophomore Banquet Committee 2; Future Nurses of America 1, 2, 3: Archbearer 3. 30 DONALD EDWARD ST. JOHN “Neelect him not.” AMBITION: To be successful in life. PET PEEVE: Women drivers. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Hunting and fishing. ACTIVITIES: Senior Show Stage and Property Committee 4. LORETTA SAVOIA Your spirits shine through you.” AMBITION: To make my parents proud of me. PET PEEVE: People who think they are better than others. FAVORITE PASTIME: Having fun. ACTIVITIES: Prom Co-Chairman 3; Junior Dance Ticket Committee 3; Senior Dance Ticket Commit- tee 4; Senior Show Talent Scout 4; Future Teachers of America 4; The Ludlow Lion Business Staff 4. ROBERT STANLEY SEPIOL “Ambition should be made of sterner stuff. AMBITION: To make a million. PET PEEVE: Speed limits. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Hunting and sleeping. 7B “Don” “Bob” ACTIVITIES: Student Patrol 2; Hi-News Business Staff 4; Bowling 4. 31 CLIFTON JOHN SCHERMERHORN Guitte “He has a lean and hungry look... such men are dangerous.” AMBITION: To become a draftsman in a large concern. PET PEEVE: Girls who blow smoke in my face. FAVORITE PASTIME: Playing sports. ACTIVITIES: Senior Dance Decorations Committee 4; Prom Decorations Committee 3; Junior Dance Poster and Decorations Committee 3; Sen- ior Show Poster Committee 4; Senior Show Talent Scout 4; Hi-Y 4. EARL NELSON SHEPARD “Shep” Your voice shall be as strong as any man’s.” AMBITION: To be a successful musician and have a large dance band. PET PEEVES: Dead beats at a dance and people who can’t take a joke. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Music, cartooning, and dancing. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Projection Club 3, 4; Junior Red Cross Represen- tative 3; Hi-Y Show Lighting 4; Senior Show Lighting 3, 4; Class Vice President 1; Music Fes- tival 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH SOARES “Joey” “He will help thee in thy need.” AMBITION: To be successful in whatever I undertake. PET PEEVE: People who know it all. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Watching and playing soccer and basketball. ACTIVITIES: Class President 1, 2; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Band 2, 3; Sophomore Banquet Committee 2; Booster Day Committee 1; GO Ball Committee 1, 2; Freshman Dance Committee 1; Senior Show Committee 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Freshman Picnic Committee 1. 32 DIANA MAE SORCINELLI Sr. “She is as constant as the northern star.” AMBITION: To be a private secretary. PET PEEVE: Going to school on Monday morning. FAVORITE PASTIME: Going to the movies. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1; Freshman Picnic Committee 1; First Aid’ Award 1; Sophomore Banquet Committee 2; Prom Invitation Com- mittee 3; Junior Dance Invitation Committee 3; Ring Committee 3; Pro Merito 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Hi-News Typing Staff 4; Senior Dance Ticket Committee 4; Shorthand Award 4; Senior Show General Chairman 4; Graduation Usher 3. BERNICE A. SYRIAC “Bernie” To us, fair friend, you can never be old.” AMBITION: To be a successful dental assistant. PET PEEVE: People who don't act like themselves. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Listening to records, attend- ing sports, and driving my father’s car. ACTIVITIES: Band 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Dance Com- mittees 1, 2, 3: Prom Decorations 3; H7-News Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4; The Ludlow Lion Typing Staff 4; Majorette 4; Usher 3; Basketball 3; Sen- ior Show Programs Committee 4. ROBERT LOUIS SYRIAC ole “He is a dreamer. Let us leave him pass.” AMBITION: To be successful in life. PET PEEVE: Girls who think they're Hollywood actresses. FAVORITE PASTIME: Ice hockey. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2; Football 3, 4; Basketball 2; Senior Show Stage and Property Committee 4. 33 CHARLOTTE ANNE SZARLAN —Ghets “She has borne all things well.” AMBITION: To be successful in anything I do. PET PEEVE: Boys who don't like to dance. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Dancing and listening to records. ACTIVITIES: Junior Dance Committee 3; Glee Club 4; Junior New- man Club 3, 4. ELIZABETH SZCZEBAK ARG id “Confusion now hath made his masterpiece!” AMBITION: To own a white Thunderbird. PET PEEVES: Boys who are conceited and bookkeep- ing. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Dancing and going to parties. ACTIVITIES: Freshman Picnic Ticket Committee 1; Sophomore Banquet Refreshment Committee 2; Hi-News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Prom Refreshment Committee 3; Senior Show Make-up Committee 4; Junior Dance Committee 3; Basketball Manager 1. MANUEL TEIXEIRA ‘“Bucky”’ “Nothing takes from his high respect.” AMBITION: To become a draftsman. PET PEEVE: Women who drink. FAVORITE PASTIME: Hunting. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Maroon Key 4; Prom Decoration Committee 3; Senior Show Costume Committee 4; Fresh- man Refreshment Committee 1; The Ludlow Lion Att Staff 4. 34 ” JAMES ROBERT TOWER “Jim “The love that follows us sometimes is our trouble.” AMBITION: To become successful in whatever field I choose. PET PEEVE: People who try to play hockey, but who can’t skate. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Eating, sleeping, and driving my car. ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 4; Basketball 3; Senior Show Stage and Prop- erty C ommittee 4; Glee Club 3. DOROTHY RACHELL WAREHAM “Dot” TVll do, V'll do, and I'll do.” AMBITION: To make a good record in college. PET PEEVE: Hypocrites. FAVORITE PASTIME: Reading. ACTIVITIES: Future Teachers of America 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, 4; Hz- News Editorial Staff 4; Pro Merito 3, 4, Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Prom Refresh- ment Committee Chairman 3; Senior Show Com- mittee 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Graduation Usher 3; Senior Dance Committee 4; Governors’ Day Rep- resentative 4; The Ludlow Lion Editorial .Staff 4. CAROL RUTH WEBSTER “Silence is golden! AMBITION: To be a typist. PET PEEVE: Girls that drink. FAVORITE PASTIME: Going roller skating. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 3, 4; First Aid Award 1; Filing Award 3. , 35 JOAN WERSETSKY And where I did begin, there shall I end.” AMBITION: To own a sports car. PET PEEVE: Narrow-minded people. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Movies and rock and roll music. AGIIVIGYe, Chomiseie EDWARD WIKAR AMBITION: To play pro hockey. FAVORITE PASTIME: Sleeping. HELEN ROSE WILCZYNSKI “My voice is my sword.” AMBITION: To make the best of the future. PET PEEVE: Know-it-alls. FAVORITE PASTIME: Listening to the radio and juke box. ACTIVITY: Glee Club 1, 4. 36 “Blondey”’ “Eddie” “That could be moved to smile at anything.” PET PEEVE: People who talk too much. GENEVA A. WILLARD “Toots” Thy life hath had some honour in it.” AMBITION: To go to either business or hairdressing school. PET PEEVE: People who think they're something they’re not. FAVORITE PASTIME: Talking on the telephone. ACTIVITIES: Freshman Picnic Committee 1; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3; Prom Decorations Committee 3; Glee Club 1; Basketball 1, 2; Senior Show Poster Committee 4; The Ludlow Lion Art Staff 4. JENNIE M. YOSINSKI “Atsae Quiet consummation have.” AMBITION: Office worker. PET PEEVE: People who try to be what they aren't. FAVORITE PASTIMES: Skating and movies. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 2; Senior Show Costumes Committee 4. 37 Varsity Left to right: Barbara Watson '58. Catherine Stupak '58. Deanna Douville ‘58, Captain, Diolinda Gonsalves '57. Ella Mae Gauthier ’58, Carolyn Amos '59, Barbara Martowski ‘58. Vaarsjy, ware A QRA WHY AA SEH Left to right: Marsha Podosek 60, Barbara Kivior '60, Gail Feicha '60, Ann Tkachuk ’60, Ida Bruni '60, Dulce Chaves ‘60. Substitutes Left to right: Patty Polys ‘60, Christine Saracino '60, Lynda Fidalgo ‘60. Absent when picture was taken: Alice Gagne 39. 4| Basketball Front row, left to right: Randall Hamlin '58, John Zielinski '58, William Nelson '58. Back row: John Kurty, Coach; Joseph Halgas '60, Alexander Natario’ 58, Stanley Ryczek ’58, Vincent Harackiewicz '57, Robert French 58, John Bruschi '57, Robert Podoski ’59, Manager. INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES Robert. French 22 4,422 8.8 Stanley “Ryczek ae eee 13.7 Kenneth Courtney eae ee 4.4 Vincent, Harackiewics a. 3 eee 6.8 John's Bruschii 2c) ws oe 1.0 dOseph sHalgas: Tossing eee 8.5 Charles’ Milroy os cit ce 2.0 AlexancertNatarig si.) eee 8.1 LeanapA Verane,...te eo gear 53.3 Basketball Junior Varsity Front row, left to right: Paul Dore 59, Robert Mucha ’60, Fred Kozyra ’60, Gerald O'Gorman ’60, William Kolodziej '60, James Duquette '60. Second row: Robert Podoski 59, William Nelson ’59, Edward Brunel le 59, Randall Hamlin '58, John Humber '59, John Matott '59, Stanley Zielinski ‘60. 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Second row: Louis Casagrande, Coach; Robert Makuch, Melvin Gershowitz, William Kolodziej, Ernest Hiershe, Robert Mucha, Tracy Baldrate, Robert Cerneiro. Girls’ Basketball Varsity Seated, left to right: Bernice Syriac '57, Patricia Bell ’58, Eleanor Peterson '59, Elizabeth Chmura ‘57, Sandra Desnoyer ’58. Joyce Coupal ’57, Co-Captain; Dorothy Daniel ’57, Captain; Barbara Edelman ’58, Charlotte Wrona '59, Kathleen Wlodyka '58, Carolyn Amos ’59, Patricia Henrichon '59. Seated: Diane Tower '59, Timer; Pauline Cyranowski 59, Manager; Edythe Amos 57, Scorer. Standing: Helen A. Kudlic, Coach. Junior Varsity Seated, left to right: Judy Abare '59, Victoria Miarecki 60, Sandra Nietupski '60, Co- Captains. Standing: Christine Saracino 60. Ida Bruni ’60, Carol Ehlers '60, Ruth Wallace 59, Geraldine Donnnick °59, Lynda Fidalgo '60, Nancy Jarosz 60. Snappy Seniors Left to right: Elizabeth Chmura, Joyce Coupal, Edythe Amos, Dorothy Daniel, Bernice Syriac. Scores Ludlows ae. ee 38 MOSES 2 ile esc ue ad: 47 Budlowostae. cae 32 Enittevmeeeee cee. cece ncdeees 47 Dudlowees.. 56 Mili res | LDodlow.en = eo 52 EV ioe 2... ene ee 39 Ludlow 60 MOnsOl meets: soto nee 50 Did LOW eee ee 41 Paltnerie eee eee errr ok 33 Ludlows: ote et 41 Hite ee etree eae 39 Lid low.2eeeree 43 WAT COD Me ne Serene ed eek eae 50 LUudlowise 38 PO AL Caren nt ee So 54 Liidlow 22 sees oe 49 Palinetgee 2 ern eer eens 70 Won 5—Lost 5 Girls’ Basketball 45 Soccer Team Scores Ludlow Team Scores Ludlow SMUG COO! mextets cer arases es seer eee 0) 2 Chicopee. @ ise eee 1 6 fi Wi eh cal es AO ene Alert etrtiee Ne Sete 3 3 Hopkins | (23.2). caee eee se one 1 1 FIOLV ORCA a essa that tease eerie 0 1 Classical vc: oe ie cates ae 1 0 IWEStOSIC@ terres. ee 0 2 West Side s32, 2 2.2 ee a arenes 1 4 SIT ROCROGI perascereeacette ee penne 1 2 Deerfield “Academys 2) Sama 0 2 Cather tal taneous ts Sets. see hac oe 1 3 Commerce: si). eee 0 1 Fra SEN Atri tia 8 essen tx setees Faeces becuse veete 1 1 — — 10 28 Wins 9, Losses 1, Ties 3 First row, left to right: Robert Mucha ’60, Robert French ’58, Jonathan Bennet '57, John Bruschi '57, Joseph Soares '57, Simon Santos °57, Robert Fierlit 58. Second row: Jack Palatino ’60, Tom Cellilli 60, Joseph Jorge 60, Stan Ryczek ’58, Peter Klassanos 59, John McKay '57, Robert Makuch 60, Neil Nicoll ’60. Third row: Michael Bonsiewicz ’60, Roger Dumais ’59, Randall Hamlin ’58, Richard Rodrigues '60, Joseph Halgas ’60, Coach John Kurty. Absent when picture taken: John Gamache, James Andre, John Chaves, Gerald O'Gorman, John Chenaille, Kenneth Courtney. Sentor Soccer Stars Jonathan Bennet, John McKay, John Bruschi, Joseph Soares, Simon Santos. SENIOR GOALS Bruschi—7 Soares—4 Bennet—4 Santos—2 47 COACH RENO O. SAVOIA Varsity Squad First row. left to right: William Kolodziej ’60, David Bergeron '59, William Nelson '59, Thomas Brennan 58, Vincent Harackiewicz '57, Paul Brodeur ’59, Donald Tatro '59, Donald Carnerio ’60, Joseph Szlosek ’58, Joseph Wersetsky 59. Second row: Coach Reno O. Savoia, John Dryjowicz ’58, John Humber '59. Fred Aurnhammer ‘58, Robert Podoski ‘59, Charles Milroy ’60. Alexander Natario °58, James Tower °57, Robert Syriac 57, William Milroy '58, James Goodwin ’60, Tracey Baldrate 60, Coach Louis Casagrande. Absent when picture was taken: John McKay ’'57, Robert Bates '60. | Football Football : ee Lounging Lions Left to right: Vincent Harackiewicz, Robert Syriac, James Tower. Wve Eien L WK AC ici laren ee se 26 Ludloweter 2cee eet te 7 AtmemeAGademy | 2:2.¢0--525. 41 Dudlowasve- 42-2. 0 Atolls torts (01) rs 41 Ett lO wiser eet 0 Optio. uaa eee oe 26 Mir |Ow etre cee eres 7 (RET ek) Rae Scenes 46 Tudo Wee eee tee 0 A tier st meena te ees 21 TU were ree 13 FIC thw cere eaten 34 Ludlow tee 0 Southmetiadley seuvescaeee ea a5 Ludlow see ees eee iba) Pal imen) crs eee Aa 32 49 Baseball Baseball Tale Front row, left to right: Vincent Harackiewicz '57, Roland Helberg '56, Edward Powers '56, Frede- rick Lafayette 56, David Lavigne '56, Robert Warren '58, Thomas Brennan '58. Second row: Robert Koss ‘57, John Dryjowicz '58, Joseph Szlosek '58, Danny Jurkowski '58, John Gaffney '57, Randall Hamlin ‘58, John Gamache ‘57, Paul Brodeur 58. Third row: Coach John J. Hurley, Robert Fierlit 58, David Dzuira 59, Paul Bowler 58, James Ackerman '59, Assistant Coach, Henry Cant. Ludlow—6 Ludlow—1 Ludlow—6 Ludlow—8 Ludlow—7 Ludlow—5 Ludlow—5 Ludlow—0 Ludlow—5 Ludlow—5 Ludlow—1 Ludlow—1 Ludlow—5 Ludlow—6 Ludlow—0 Ludlow—7 W on—8 Game Scores 50 Agawam—5 Holyoke—6 West Side—18 Palmer—3 South Hadley—8 Ware—3 Classical—o Enfield—3 Easthampton—4 Agawam—4 Easthampton—2 West Side—16 Palmer—0O South Hadley—5 Enfield—1 Ware—11 Lost—8 Baseball DBGE SENIOR STARS John Gaffney, John Gamache, Vincent Harackiewicz Backfield in motion! Batter up! . Team in action! RQ WTn nseos Seated, left to right: Richard Waite, John Chenaille, Captain; Andrew Johnson. Standing: William Jaciow, William Koss, Coach Reno O. Savoia, William Cote, Edward Pelletier. AVERAGES Cote, William—86 Johnson, Andrew—89 Chenaille, John—83 Koss, William—85 Jaciow, William—85 Pelletier, Edward—87 Waite, Richard—90 Won 2—Lost 8 ig Bf QPF wHA NS YQ SUVS CFA. RET” f John Kurty, Coach; Mitchell Maziarz, Irving Goodwin, Richard Gagne, Robert Abair, Charles Jablonski. 52 i Ssweel LOU S(C (‘S Such Aarl Choralettes Left to right: Jean SanSoucie 59, Elaine Chomyn 59, Catherine Lake '57, Judith Allen ’57, Edythe Amos '57, Dorothy-Daniel '57, Julieta Nascimento '57. Patricia Zabawa 58, Dorothy Janik '60, Patricia Sawicky '59. 54 Varsity Mayorettes Left to right: Barbara Smits '57, Elizabeth Chmura °57, Bernice Syriac '57, Margaret Evans '57, Marilyn Kronick ‘59, Judy Abair °59, Dorothy Malek °59, Barbara Daniel ‘57, Dorothy Daniel °57. Absent when picture was taken: Betty Jarosz ‘58. , ex “We Ludlow High School Band Junior Varsity Mayorettes Left to right: Irene Maziarz 59, Constance Podoski ‘59, Barbara Blanchard ’59, Patricia Richardson ‘59, Frances Szlosek 58, Rosemarie Cipriano ‘59. ) e M2 Prom Committees 4 P Decorations committee moos ae eee Orchestra committee ae Advisors and Chairmen Programs and Invitations committee 56 Promenade all Genter —Left to right: Carol Smola, Beverly Goodrow, Carol Ann Gershowitz, Bruce Evans, King; Sandra Medalle, Queen; Margaret Steele, Mary Lou Wheeler, Phyllis Cislak. Grand March Lucky Ladies Royalty The Wishing Well Seniors on Parade Prima Donnas! Ye Sweethearts! Bunny hoppers! Seniors on Parade Our Elvis! High society! Eloise! Me and my shadow! 59 Student Council Tie Gas heat bald el aa BTR Rarer sp? ie CA Alle : Ate ¢ Senior High left to right: Elizabeth Chmura '57, Simon Santos '57, Barbara Martowski ‘58. Second row: Alice Gagne ‘59, Michael Hnatiw '60, Sandra Drost '60, Carolyn Amos '59, Christine Sara- cino 60, Mabel Queiros ‘57, Jeanne SanSoucie '59, Lorraine Fontaine ‘59, Elaine Graveline '58, Barbara Watson '59, Barbara Romanko ‘60, Third row: Robert Warren ‘58, Connie Podosek ‘59, Sandra Nietupski '60, Advisor, Mr. Peter Boita; Carol Moccio '58, Catherine Stupak ‘58, Charles McChesney '57, Robert Gosciminski '60. Absent when picture was taken: Barbara Daniel '57, John Chabot 58, Ann Tkachuk ’60. Front row, Junior High left to right: William Podoski ’62, Walter Krzyzek ‘62, Frank Trybulski '61, Robert Amos ’62. Second row: Ronald °61, Marsha Minney '61, Front row, Gail Edgar '61, Robert Mc- Chesney '62, Judith Humber ’62, Wickman ’61, Doris Dube 61, Sandra Libiszewski '62, Kathryn Parker Elizabeth Petrolati '61, Roderick Almeida ‘61. 6l First row, left to right: Simon Santos ‘57, Linda Brodeur °57 , Charles McChesney '57. Second row: Sandra Drost ’60, Carolyn Amos '59, Mr. Roger Poirier, Advisor; Jean SanSoucie ‘59, Elaine Graveline 58. Third row: Sandra Nietupski ’60, Alice Gagne °59, Lorraine Fontaine ‘59, Katherine Stupak '58, Barbara Watson 59, Carol Moccio '58. LP s : ‘ j q ‘ q A — | lhe se {| untor High Student Patrol Front row, left to right: Ronald Wickman ’61, Margaret Warren '61, Robert Amos '62, Carol Remillard '61, Richard Pasquini '61. Second row: James Nelson '61, Milton Provost ’61, John Cameron ’61, Janet Macarthur ’61, Mr. Robert Bousquet, Advisor; Robert McChesney '62, Charles Zhe ’62, Lawrence Bill ’62. 62 Junior Ked Cross Council Senior High left to right: Dorothy Wareham '57, Patricia Kolano '58, Augusto DeMiranda 57, 57. Second row: Barbara Edelman '58, Annette Ondre '57, 58, Miss Leora Smith, Advisor; Patricia Nadeau '59, Front row, Rosemarie Monette '58, Barbara Smits Margaret Trombley 58, Barbara Martowski ’ Elizabeth Bator '60, Barbara Kivior ’60, Rosemary Harackiewicz ‘58. Third row: John Bruschi 57, Stanley Halgas 57, Edward Brunelle ‘59, Gail Feicha Podosek '60. °60, Richard Tebaldi ’60, Frank Junior High Front row, left to right: Brenda Fidalgo '61, Jill Rodiman '61, Melinda Bradford ’61. Second row: Woodford Wilcox ’62, Richard Stone ’61, Michael Fairbanks 62, David See 62, James Johnson '62 63 A. J. C. Model Congress Left to right: Augusto DeMiranda, Miss Margaret Murtagh, Ad- visor; Charles McChesney, Mr. John Hurley, Advisor; Linda Brod- eur, Dorothy Peczka. Hightliters Left to right: Barbara Daniel, Student Government Day Representative; Dorothy Wareham, Governors’ Day Representative; Margaret Evans, D.A.R. Good Citizen. 1957 G. O. Ball Committee Seated, left to right: Christine Saracino, Simon Santos, Sandra Nietupski, Mabel Queiros, Lorraine Fontaine, Mr. Peter Boita, Advisor; Barbara Wat- son, Connie Podoski. Noma Seated, left to right: Sandra Medalle, Patricia Nocrasz. Standing: Mrs. Charlotte Focosi, Advisor; Dorothy Daniel, Doris Lyndon, Estelle Grzan- ka. Ring Committee Seated, left to right: Irene Pisarczyk, Mr. Peter Boita, Mrs. Mary Cormier, Advisors. Standing: Jean Bojan, An- drew Lopata, Estelle Grzanka, Diana Sorcinelli. ‘ Sports Ushers First row, left to right: Elizabeth Jarosz '58, Mabel Queiros '57, Annette Ondre °57, Barbara Smits 757, Irene Carvalho °58. Second row: Frances Szlosek '58, Pauline Cyranowski 59, Victoria Miarecki ’60, Geraldine Domi- nick ‘59, Mr. William Rooney, Advisor; Patricia Baltazar '59, Kathleen Wlodyka ’58, Sandra Nietupski ’60. Girls’ and Boys’ State Left to right: Sandra Medalle, Augusta De- Miranda, Patricia Nocrasz. Absent when pic- ture was taken: John Gaffney. Archbearers — 1956 Left to right: Simon Santos, Barbara Daniel, John McKay, Margaret Evans, Augusto DeMiranda, Dorothy Daniel. Absent when picture was taken: Maureen Powers, Kenneth Courtney. 65 Orators Left to right: Mrs. Lillian Ziwot, Podosek, Miss Almeda King. Edyt he Amos, Frank Projection Club First row, left to right: Connie Podoski 59, Marilyn Kronick '59, Elaine Chomyn '59, Augusto DeMiranda °57, Dorothy Malek °59, Carol Smola ‘59, Lorraine Yarymowicz ‘59. Second row: Mr. Edward Schmidt, Advisor; Earl Shepard °58, Kenneth French 58, Victor Zabek °59, Charles Plankey '60, Joaquin Palatino ’60, Gerald Petrolati 59, Robert Podoski ‘59, Antonio Conde ’59. Third row: Robert Dill °59, Bruce Gay 58, Edward Pelletier 59, Louis Graveline 59, Roger Dumais 59, John Guzik ‘59, Robert French 58, Edward Brunelle °59. Fourth row: Alexander Natario ‘58, John Dryowicz 58, Richard Lavigne '60, Randall Hamlin '58. 66 First row, left to right: Helen Mondry, Carol LaCroix, Marilyn Roberts, Sandra White, Sandra Drost, Marilyn Kronick. Second row: Judith Allen, Patricia Kolano, Lorraine Fontaine, Constance Podoski, Edythe Amos, Barbara Mishol, Elaine Chomyn, Mabel Queiros, Sandra Desnoyers. Third row: Patricia Richardson, Marian Vautrain, Mrs. Alice Mae Slozek, Advisor; Jeanne SanSoucie, Catherine Stupak, Barbara Watson, Diane Tower, Theodora Tenerowicz. Fourth row: Mary Ann Dryjowicz, Lynda Fidalgo, Gail Feicha, Miss Olive K. Brooks, Advisor; Sandra Sternala, Ann Jaworsky, Anna Van Wyck, Dorothy Malek. Absent when picture was taken: Martha Paul, Diane Lyon. 4 . Ei a AF : First row, left to right: Margaret Evans, Barbara Edelmann, Augusto DeMiranda, Dorothy Ware- ham, Patricia Sawicky, Loretta Savoia. Second row: Francis Slozek, Eunice DeMiranda, Barbara Romanko, Joyce Van Wyck, Mrs. Philomene Proctor, Advisor; Barbara Budnick, Alice Gagne, Florence Ashwell, Sandra Desnoyers. 67 a ms Tmo RW Rawr rk ARR WR YW Br A SARA Senior Pro Merito First row. left to right: Patricia Nocrasz, Dorothy Peczka, Dorothy Wareham, Margaret Evans. Sandra Medalle. Florence Ashwell, Diana Sorcinelli. Second row: Dorothy Daniel, Camilla Hadro, Judith Alle n, Julietta Nascimento, Doris Lyndon, Annette Ondre, Eliza- beth Chmura. Third row: Barbara Daniel, Linda Brodeur, Augusto DeMiranda, Miss Olive K. Brooks. Advisor; Charles McChesney, Barbara Smits, Estelle Grzanka. As Seniors, the 1957 Pro Merito members initiated many promising young scholars at the annual induction. During their last year in Pro Merito, the Seniors undeitook several projects, namely a Christmas card sale and a stationery sale. Also, both Junior and Senior members at- tended the Convention held at the South Hadley High School on May 16. Besides these many activities, the Senior Pro Merito members read the Bible and proclamations in various school assemblies. Officers of Pro Merito for the past year were: President, Margaret Evans; Vice Pres- ident, Florence Ashwell; Secretary, Sandra Medalle; Treasurer, Dorothy Wareham; and Librarian, Dorothy Peczka. First row, left to right: Barbara Martowski, Geraldine Peczka, Irene Carvalho, Jane Kawecki, Antonia Luiz. Second row: Robert Warren, Anna Van Wyck, Miss Olive K. Brooks, Advisor; Joan Brunelle, Frances Szlosek, William Milroy. 68 Whose words aff Cdys tack Captive Front row, left to right: Doris Lyndon, Sandra Medalle, Edythe Amos. Second row: Dorothy Wareham, Dorothy Chenaille, Annette Ondre, Augusto DeMiranda, Dorothy Peczka, Fiorence Ashwell, Judith Allen. Che Ludlow Lion First row, left to right: Camilla Hadro, Co-Business Manager; Sandra Medalle, Editor-in-Chief; Diolinda Gonsalves, Co-Business Manager. Second row: Dorothy Daniel, Co-Chief Typist; Doris Lyndon, Co-Assistant Editor; Edward Bochnia, Art Editor; Edythe Amos, Co-Assistant Editor; Barbara Smits, Co-Chief Typist. eet eat My Sa Cry SRM Se QWWewWy AH SAN RG Business Staff 8 Ee Seated, left to right: Diolinda Gonsalves, Camilla Hadro. Standing: Charles McChesney, Loretta Savoia, Robert Koss. Che Ludlow Lion Art Staff Cyping Staff Seated, left to right: Jean Bojan, Edward Bochnia, Seated, left to right: Dorothy Daniel, Sandra Medalle, Barbara Smits. Edythe Amos. Standing: Jonathan Bennet, John Standing: Estelle Grzanka, Bernice Syriac, Doris Lyndon, Mabel Bruschi, Clifton Schemerhorn, John McKay, Manuel Queiros, Annette Ondre, Julieta Nascimento, Elizabeth Chmura. Teixeira. sat al ot A ok nea Senior Editorial Staff - ins - First row, left to right: Dorothy Daniel, Make-up Editor; Catherine Lake, Photographer; Anna Van Wyck, Assistant Editor; Margaret Evans, Editor-in-Chief; Sandra Medalle, Chief Typist; Judith Allen, Exchange Editor; Simon Santos, Sports Editor. Second row: Esabel Palheiredo, Joyce Coupal, Jean Bojan, Edythe Amos, Elizabeth Szczebak, Dorothy Peczka, Bernice Syriac, Mary Fido, Annette Ondre, Dorothy Wareham. Third row: Estelle Grzanka, Julieta Nascimento, Doris Lyndon, Frances Cuzzone, Camilla Hadro, Diolinda Gonsalves, Mabel Queiros, Barbara Smits. Fourth row: Chester Giza, Barbara Daniel, Yvonne Mendes, Mr. William Rooney, Advisor; Linda Brodeur, Elizabeth Chmura, Augusto DeMiranda. Junior Editorial Staff nab = Lp tall pa iy First row, left to right: Frances Szlosek, Kathleen Wlodyka, Anna Van Wyck, Assistant Editor; Margaret Evans, Editor-in-Chief; Catherine Stupak, Carol Franck, Barbara McKenna. Second row: Carol Coupal, Ann Jaworsky, Jane Kawecki, Barbara Martowski, Elaine Graveline, Rosemarie Monette, Geraldine Peczka. Third row: Mr. William Rooney, Advisor; John Dryowicz, Bruce Gay, Robert Warren. 72 a lial “ ‘i ts fd Th Pept ile Rey First row, left to right: Joyce Coupal '57, Diana Sorcinelli 57, Sandra Medalle ‘57, Julieta Nasci- mento '57, Elizabeth Chmura '57. Second row: Carol Coupal '58, Dorothy Peczka ‘57, Rosemarie Monette '58, Barbara Martowski °58, Mr. William Rooney, Advisor; Geraldine Peczka '58, Bernice Syriac 57, Barbara McKenna '58. First row, left to right: Jean Ouelette ‘58, Cynthia Saletnik ‘58, Charles McChesney ‘57, Carol Franck '58, Kathleen O'Neill '58. Second row: Mr. William Rooney, Advisor; Rosemarie Harackiew- icz '58, Erma Palheiredo '58, Evelyn Skutnik ‘58, Judith Abare ‘59, Judith Stuart ‘58, Barbara Blanchard 59, Margaret Tremblay 58, Bruce Gay '58. 73 “Chere Js History in Every Man’s Life” Act I in the four-act drama, Class of ’57, began with the election of Consul Joseph Soares; Vice Consul Earl Shepard; Scribe Frances Cuzzone; and Chancel- lor Dorothy Peczka. The tribunes were Barbara Daniel, Diolinda Gonsalves, and Julieta Nascimento. The first important incident was the Freshman Dance held in the Ludlow High School Auditorium. This act reached a climax with the Freshman Picnic at Forest Park. The second act saw Joseph Soares still in power with a new Vice Consul, Sandra Medalle. The new Scribe was Elizabeth Chmura; Dorothy Peczka re- mained as Chancellor. The new tribunes were Linda Brodeur, Irene Pisarczyk, and Mabel Queiros, who took their seats in the Senate. Under their leadership, a magnificent banquet, followed by a dance, was held for the citizens. Act III brought a new consul into power. Augusto DeMiranda presided over the people that year. His assistant was Sandra Medalle, while Elizabeth Chmura kept her position as Scribe and Dorothy Peczka still acted as Chancel- lor. The tribunes were Barbara Daniel, Camilla Hadro, Doris Lyndon, and Mabel Queiros. The year was climaxed by the Prom, which followed the “Ting Hao Hop,” the Junior Dance. In the final act, the citizens elected Simon Santos Consul and John McKay Vice Consul. Elizabeth Chmura and Dorothy Peczka retained their respective positions as Scribe and Chancellor. Barbara Daniel, Charles McChesney, and Mabel Queiros served as tribunes. During this most important act, the citizens held a very successful Senior Show which they called Seniors on Parade. A dance, ‘Harvest Moon,” preceded the show. One of the main incidents in this act was the writing and producing of The Ludlow Lion. Now, at the conclusion of our drama, we are awaiting the Banquet, Ivy Day, and most important of all, graduation as adult citizens of our republic. 75 “And What Js Written, Shall Be Executed” We, the class of 1957, being of sound bodies and tenacious minds, do hereby bequeath the following: collectively to the faculty, a mild sedative to help dull the pains we have given them; to the Juniors, the trials and tribulations that the Senior year brings; to the Sophomores, the wisdom that is absorbed in the hallowed walls of Ludlow High School and luck in taking some of it out; to the Freshmen, the ability to get through the four years of high school and retain their sanity. Individually, we bequeath the following: ROBERT ABAIR leaves his seat in Mr. Boita’s Trig class to his sister Betty Ann. To Bob French he wills his ability to draw and get by in Mechanical Drawing. HERBERT ALLEN bestows his long hair to Jack Metott. He also leaves his singing ability in the Senior Show to anyone crazy enough to take it. JUDITH ALLEN wills her hilarious Senior year to Marsha Gilman. She also leaves her position in Choralettes to Patty Sawicky. EDYTHE AMOS presents Macbeth to her sister Carolyn. She wills to Linda Fidalgo her position on the girls’ basketball team. FLORENCE ASHWELL leaves her ability never to be late to Chemistry to Anna Van Wyck. To her sister Phyllis she wills her character notes on the vari- ous teachers. JONATHAN BENNET leaves his ‘athletes’ foot’ to any up- and-coming soccer player. He wills his ballet figure to any girls who want it. SHIRLEY BENWAY leaves her expert driving practices to Ella Mae Gauthier. To Barbara Richards she wills her gift for skipping school and getting caught. EDWARD BOCHNIA leaves his Toni Home Permanent to his sister Susan. To the teachers he gives back the patience they may have lost over him. JEAN BOJAN wills the unpredictable ““Chevie’ to her brother Teddy. To her sister Alice she leaves her good marks and eagerness toward school. LINDA BRODEUR bequeaths her blonde hair and her love for buying clothes to Jean Gamache. To John Chaves and her cousin Jimmy Wadas she leaves her maximum honor card. JOHN BRUSCHI leaves to Stan Ryczek his old soccer shoes and two rolls of tape. He also wills his honest moonlight gambling ability to Mary Lou Wheeler. SAMUEL CASTANERA leaves his ability to lose books to Richard Perkins. DOROTHY CHENAILLE leaves her blonde hair to her sister Patty. She also wills her love for bookkeeping to anyone who wants it. ELIZABETH CHMURA leaves the color of her hair to her cousin Karen Sorcinelli. She also leaves her love for parties and dances to James Goodwin. JACK CIPRIANO wills to his sisters Rosemary, Alice, Grace- ann, and Linda the bright, brilliant, and outstanding principal of Ludlow High, Mr. George Russell. JOYCE COUPAL leaves her homeroom seat and old shorthand notebooks to her sister Carol. To Nancy Jarosz she wills her Varsity basketball uniform, number 1. KENNETH COURTNEY leaves Joey Halgas his soccer shoes and ability to stop penalty kicks. To Stan Ryczyk he wills his bar of soap so that his back will always be washed. FRANCES CUZZONE leaves her homeroom desk to Deanna Douville. She wills her budget in Typing III to Frances Szlosek. BARBARA DANIEL leaves her race for the school bus every morning to Robert Gosciminski. She wills her Trig problems to Mr. Boita to give to his niece. DOROTHY DANIEL Saracino. leaves showers after gym to Tina 76 She also wills the oranges she didn’t eat to any thirsty basket- ball player. AUGUSTO DEMIRANDA leaves his diplomatic relations with the faculty to Eunice DeMiranda. He wills his English notes to any poor soul contracting out- linitous or summarosis. MARGARET EVANS leaves her headaches of the H7-News to Anna Van Wyck. To Bill Milroy she wills her almost-new Chemistry notebook. JULIET FERREIRA leaves her love for dancing and parties to Richie Rodrigues. To Randy Hamlin she presents her love for school and home- work. MARY FIDO bestows her freckles and almost-red hair to Mary Gibb. She leaves her quiet sense of humor to Doris Mae Jarvis. WALTER FIJAL leaves his persistent Plymouth to anyone who can drive. He also wills his English ability to anyone who can survive. RICHARD GAGNE leaves his blinding speed to Tom Brennan. To his brother Joe he wills his extra large gym clothes. NORMA GAUTHIER leaves her love of orals and book reports to Pat Bell. She also leaves her seat in Miss Smith's class to Doris Mae Jarvis. CHESTER GIZA bequeaths his love for school to Marian Vautrain and Sandra Sternala. He leaves his great friendship with Mr. Russell to Jim Brennan. DIOLINDA GONSALVES presents her cheering uniform to Lynda Fidalgo. She leaves her love for class presidents to anyone with mutual interests. RICHARD GOW wills his physics homework papers to any- body who can find them and his scientific ability to Catherine Stupak. GAIL GREEN leaves her locker in the Girls’ gym to Freddie Aurnhammer. She wills to her sister Kay her unused polio shot. ESTELLE GRZANKA leaves her height to Barbara Martowski and her love for showers to Audrey Graham. CAMILLA HADRO leaves her love for the languages to Bar- bara Mishol and Elaine Chomyn. She also wills her place in Pro Merito to John Chenaille. STANLEY HALGAS bestows his drawing ability to Bernard Larose. To Helen Castra he wills his ideas and problems of Problems of Democracy. VINCENT HARACKIEWICZ leaves all his ability in sports to his brother Chester. He wills all the trout he has caught to Randy Hamlin. EDWARD JACIOW leaves his woodworking skill to Herman Hiersche and he wills his drafting ability to anyone who wants it. JACK JASNOCHA leaves his seat in bookkeeping to his sister Gail. He wills his ability to skip school the first day of hunting season to Bob and Anthony. CHESTER KARETA leaves his seat in Miss Murtagh’s class to anyone who wants it, and his ability in woodworking to any- one who can use it. ROBERT KOSS leaves his membership in the Mickey Mouse Club to Bobby Warren. He also wills his ability to stay out of trouble to Richard Perkins. CATHERINE LAKE leaves her worries about the income tax returns to her brother Collin. She wills all her bookkeeping headaches to Judy Stuart. JUDITH LANGEVIN leaves her seat in homeroom to anyone who wants it and her wonderful marks to Mary Gibb. ANDREW LOPATA leaves to his brother Casimir his drawing table in Mr. Schube’s class and his skill in the gym class. DORIS LYNDON wills her place in Pro Merito to Richard Pasquini. She leaves her gift for keeping quiet to Jean Gamache. CHARLES McCHESNEY leaves his marks to his brothers, Dave and Bob. To Anna Van Wyck he leaves Miss Saulnier and Mr. Schoon- over. JOHN McKAY leaves his seat in English during Macbeth to Alice Gagne. He wills his position on the soccer team to Joe Szlosek and Tom Brennan. SANDRA MEDALLE leaves her dark hair to Pat Zabawa. To Mary Gibb she wills the fun and frolic that accompanies the Senior year. YVONNE MENDES leaves the problems of the four years of high school to Joseph Jorge. To Kathy Fournier she leaves her love for tall, well-built, handsome college men. AUGUSTE MUELLER wills her ambition to model to Emilie Martin. She leaves her seat in Mr. Savoia’s class and detention slips to Gail Sharrow. ELIZABETH MUSZYNSKI leaves her love for homework to Carol Coupal. To Pat Baltazar she wills the trials and tribulations of trying to get out of gym. JULIETA NASCIMENTO leaves her successes and sufferances in high school to Dennis Costa. She wills her way with Mr. Russell and her love for Portuguese boys to Irene Carvalho. PATRICIA NOCRASZ leaves her unending luck and her office job to Jeanne SanSoucie. To Ted Bojan she wills the use of her dictionary. EDWARD NOWAK leaves his gym clothes to anyone who has that almost-perfect physique. He wills his Consumer Economics class to anyone who wishes to get some sleep. ANNETTE ONDRE leaves her love for the sciences to her sister Barbara. To her brother Cy she wills her English books and outlines. ESABEL PALHEIREDO leaves her seat and marks in book- keeping to her sister Erma. She will s her love for dancing to a perfect dancer, Richie Rodrigues. RICHARD PAUL leaves his Physics homework papers to any- one who can find them. He leaves his Business ability to his sister Martha. DOROTHY PECZKA leaves her English outlines to her sister Gerry. To Ernest Hiersche she leaves her typing budgets. IRENE PISARCZYK leaves her baggy gym suit to her sister ane. She wills her love for oral recitation to Barbara Martowski. MARY PLANKEY wills her brother Charley her homeroom seat in Mr. Schmidt's room. To the class of 58 she wills all the fun she has had at the Senior parties. ANNE POHNER leaves her love for country livin’ to Kay Green. To Angel Simao and Connie Podoski she leaves two more years of Math in 212. MAUREEN POWERS wills her car to Joan Morton and Richard Perkins. ae To Charles Wikar and Leon Plore she leaves her ability to drive the school car. MABEL QUEIROS wills her long pony tail to Mary Lou Wheeler. DONALD ST. JOHN wills his seat in Mr. Schmidt's home- room to anyone who wants it. He leaves to his brother Ken his ability to keep out of trouble with the teachers. SIMON SANTOS bequeaths his soccer ability to Kito Natario. He also leaves his Student Patrol post to Connie Podoski. LORETTA SAVOIA leaves to Susan Dynak the privilege of riding to school with her dad. She wills all the happiness she has had since moving to Lud- low to Lois Rae. ROBERT SEPIOL leaves his seat in Trig to Charles Jablonski. He wills his inability to get along with Mr. Russell to John Chenaille. CLIFTON SCHERMERHORN leaves Billy Milroy his brilliant “A's” in Chemistry. To Richard Perkins he bequeaths his cap and gown. EARL SHEPARD wills his wire collar stave to Mr. Hurley for his shirts. He leaves his arguments with Mr. Messenger to Dennis Sawicky. BARBARA SMITS leaves her majorette uniform to Dorothy Malek. She presents her English poems to anyone fortunate enough to get Miss Saulnier. JOSEPH SOARES leaves his annual homeroom seat in Mr. Schmidt's room to any unlucky student. DIANA SORCINELLI wills her studies, work, and inquisi- tiveness to her cousin Maxine. She leaves the chairmanship of the Senior Show to anyone who can endure it. BERNICE SYRIAC wills her love for French boys to Judy Lima and her basketball uniform to Geraldine Dominik. CHARLOTTE SZARLAN wills her seat in Mr. Problems class to Caro] LaFlamme. To her brother Richard she leaves her seat in Mr. Schmidt's homeroom. ELIZABETH SZCZEBAK wills her love for school and Eng- lish to Robert Podosek. She leaves her long blonde hair to Mary Lou Wheeler. MANUEL TEIXEIRA leaves his singing ability in the Senior Show to Carolyn Amos. He also wills his ability to give orals in English to Stan Ryczek. JAMES TOWER bequeaths his football cleats to his brother Butch. He wills his inability to do English to Stan Ryczek. DOROTHY WAREHAM wills Barbara Edelmann her twenty- minute study, gossip, and lunch. She also leaves whatever is left of the school and teachers to next year’s Seniors. CAROL WEBSTER wills her seat on the school bus to Helen Castro. She leaves her love for orals and her books to her brother Dick. JOAN WERSETSKY bequeaths her locker to Antonia Luiz and the movies in Problems of Democracy to her brother Joe. EDWARD WIKAR leaves his ability in English to his brother Charles. To John Chenaille he wills his ability in Mechanical Drawing. HELEN WILCZYNSKI leaves her real blonde jhair to Joyce Williamson. She wills her seat in Miss Smith’s room to Nancy Fidalgo. GENEVA WILLARD leaves her arguments with Miss Smith to anyone who wants them. She wills her detention slips from gym to Helen Castro. JENNIE YOSINSKI leaves her Problems book to Betty Smola. To Mary Lopata she leaves her gym sneakers. Hurley's We declare the above document to be our first and only decree. No document shall supplant this one in any way. We hereby appoint Miss Florence M. Saulnter as the administrator and executrix of this, our first will and testament. Given at the executive chamber, room 207 of the Ludlow High School, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-seven and of our martyrdom—the twelfth. 77 SIGNED: Class of ’57 WITNESSES: Caesar and Macbeth BAR BAR AGAIN LH ieee aeas eee cee PCE Ny |) Cao Sm as! 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(ee HERBERT ALLEN Reed Loe CSE tN tee te ate Leeee ek Man Hater, Woman Hater _..... CHESTER KARETA Pri br Lee ACZE BA NGse st oe Happy-Go-Lucky vctcesersnene KENNETH COURTNEY CIPS WEES Hg ONYM CPA ORY St te Class Sinzet i) ano eee ee ROBERT “ABAIR Pe RA RAES MLS 6 og he tin ote Clas Sat a ANDREW LOPATA TORE TA Cay GRO 2 9 oeeesecen eee ee Class Mistery ee bee ee ROBERT SYRIAC BOCNEIN SRD Eye COIN LD IL esata oct ee tee een tay Glass Husticr a) ae eee ee STANLEY HALGAS 1D NG Bile | se OA) (ON Wieden es om eneenierr mer be | Clas GOnie ee ers ee) JOHN BRUSCHI 1 UIA ES Sa 69 EAA) ie eRe ear ee Teacher’ [tial J gle peo, ea ee JAMES TOWER Pen LH YW ARE AM 2.022 Teachers Dalit en eee AUGUSTO DEMIRANDA Pals OORCINELL Te ace Ovesizon_ Box an eee SAMUEL CASTANERA “VG LEDS C200) A tiene, eet gan ee FavoriteSong _. “BANANA BOAT SONG” Dae A LLLIN LR Se eee eats seas Teachers Least Likely to be Forgotten MR. HURLEY “Things Won Are Done”’ 78 ‘Both Rhyme and Reason” Through the years we've learned a bit each day To walk with God and man, We each have sought the way to pray, And offered a helping hand. We all had fun as well as tears, We've all lived just like brothers, And these moments will echo thru the years, We seek to help many others. And God will help us with this task, He'll lead us through each day, For nothing is too much to ask If He points out the way. We've often thought that all was vain, The clouds seemed much too gray, B ut something succeeded in soothin g the strain, To brighten up the day. We seem to know that someone sees Each troubling heart and soul, And that He 1s the one to please If we would reach our goal. Our Fathers, mothers, teachers, and friends, Have faith in what we do, They show the road that never bends, And teach us to be true. Long have we fought the fight of truth, And now we go on to be Whatever we have practiced thru our youth, Yes, we'll battle life’s surging sea! It seems so hard to say goodbye, But we'll be back some day. It brings a tear to every eye To know we’re on our way. W hate’ er we do, where’ er we go, We'll meet new people and new friends, And these friends will continue to show A road that never bends! A ray of light that streams from God, Its color purest white; It shows the path which Jesus trod, ‘Twill shine when we are right. We seek the truth to keep us all Close to our Holy Friend, And pray we'll hear the needy’s call Till infinity shall end! 79 ES, SINGING PRAISE OF LUDLAS LIVE FOREVER, AS WE Hold YO IN OUR PRIDE. “% LETS RAISE OUR WoIC WIDE. IN WR HEARTS Youle STUDENTS ALL, es Dd EE EE ca TT Cy Nd Ge OY CB rata I ee (hepa | xk ar eo 7 i I pas | ae CR Elza OE] Prre n° pp ae _—_— | | 1S gl, oy @ Lrriw == B Auways HAILiNe YoU ALMA [MATER AS PRoUbLY Fito yobe bodes WE WAmbEk Jords And music BY 8| JACQUELINE CHEMIER ‘And Chus J Prophesy” In our stars, I, Artemidorus, the greatest soothsayer in the Empire of Ludlow, find in the rumbling of the heavens and the position of the stars that the following will occur in the year 1977 A. D.: Dolly Lyndon has opened a baby care school for her children and those of Gus Mueller and Dot Wareham. Another classmate who went into business is Edythe Amos. She is now the proud owner of a women’s taxi stand and her drivers include such personalities as Maureen Powers, Yvonne Mendes, Mary Plankey, and Judy Allen. Linda Brodeur has started a beauty salon specializing in peroxide hair. Her models are Betty Chmura and Estelle Grzanka, of course. Dot Peczka was appointed United States Treasurer and her assistants are Loretta Savoia and Barbara Daniel. At the present time, these three are after Chester Giza, who has just made his second million. He invested most of his money in the Ludlow Savings Bank, which is operated by Catherine Lake. Sandy Medalle is the private secretary of Simon Santos, who is known the world over as the tycoon of East Street. He now owns a chain of department stores that stretch to all corners of the earth. Peggy Evans is still in the newspaper business, and she has given the best corner stand to Jon Bennet. In the sports world, Robert Koss is now manager of the Cleveland Red Sox baseball team, and his most valuable player is Vincent Harackiewicz who plays center field. Joe Soares and John Bruschi have started an all-girl soccer team with Jean Bojan and Frances Cuzzone as the featured players. Joan Wersetsky is water girl. A startling atmospheric disturbance tells that Dot Daniel has just refused to play basketball for the Boston Celtics, but Joyce Coupal has accepted the offer. Richard (Grunt) Gagne is scheduled to wrestle Gorgeous George (Jack) Cipriano, who is defending his title as the World’s Most Painful Wrestler. Cliff Schermerhorn and Eddie Bochnia are competing for the honor of being the Champion Flirt of the Universe, a title held by James Tower last year. To these boys, flirting certainly is a sport. The stars show that this class has always had some inventive spirit. To carry on the work, Annette Ondre, Charlotte Szarlan, and Barbara Smits have incorporated and in- vented an atomic valve for Chapman Valve Mfg. Company. Another famous inventor is Walter Fijal, who has just received a patent for his two-wheeled car. Betty Muszynski's pepper-up pill, called Betty's Booster for Broken Brains, has helped Bernice Syriac and Shirley Benway recover from their recent psychoses. The doctors say their phobias were a complex over having the same initials, but in reverse. Mary Fido has invented a sure- cure freckle cream and receives tons of mail from thankful females. Don St. John 1s going to model his new leak-proof space suit at the next meeting of the Inventors’ Club. In politics, Augusto DeMiranda, Ambassador to Portugal, has appointed Julie Nascimento and Diolinda Gonsalves as his assistants. Mabel Queiros recently resigned from that posi- tion. Bert Allen and Robert Abair are dueling over the A P Stores. Each insists that he is the legal owner. Juliette Ferreira and Elizabeth Szczebak are still doing their rhumba in the Stork Club, where Stan Halgas and Earl Shepard are the featured musicians. Norma Gauthier is scheduled to open there for her singing debut. Diana Sorcinelli has worked her way up to the position of director of the Ziegfeld Follies of 1977. er star is Sam Castanera, the Can-Can dancer par excellence. Robert Syriac, Ken Courtney, and Edward Jaciow are in the chorus line and Ed Wikar is directing the orchestra. In TV Ann Pohner has been asked to do a show called Lady Cheyenne. Gail Green is to be her sidekick. John McKay and Manuel Teixeira have drawn the blueprints for Florence Ashwell’s elementary school. Camilla Hadro is now teaching Latin and French to the Martians. Pat Nocrasz has agreed to teach C.C.D. classes and is still having trouble with Robert Sepiol, who hasn't yet graduated. Charlie McChesney has built a super highway from Earth to Jupiter. When Jack Jasnocha, Chester Kareta, Richard Gow, were cruising on the highway, they lost Ed Nowak, who is now floating in space. Carol Webster, Judy Langevin, Geneva Willard, and Jennie Yoszinski were named “Counter Girls of the Year’ by Woolworth Co. Dot Chenaille was voted “Miss Telephone Operator” by her cohorts. Richard Paul, the teen-age girls’ idol, made a record, “How Much Is That Bloodhound in the Window,” which has already hit the billion mark. In Hollywood, Andy Lopata has made the grade—he married Zsa Zsa Grable. Helen Wilczynski, whose stage name is Piper Porry, will star in a movie based on Esabel Palheiredo’s book, “Yo Rinny.” Having bought 1000 of Tab Hunter's record, “Young Love,” Irene Pisarczyk has won his hand in marriage. The heavens are now calm; the thunders no longer roll; the stars recede as dim light appears in the east; Artemidorus is tired; his prophecy is done! 82 Understudying Ann Sothern = career an 83 Monsanto, here they come! Their favorite subject—food! Dorothy C. Editors and Officers Our héro— (By Alfred Kamuda) Vinny Q non First row, left to right: Amelia Fernandes, Irene Carvalho, John Chabot, Mrs. Mary Cormier, Bar- bara Edelmann, Deanna Douville, Helen Castro. Second row: Nancy Berselli, Joan Brunelle, Patricia Bell, Sandra Desnoyers, Carol Coupal, Beverly Flagg. Third row: Robert Fierlit, Leon Allore, Fred Aurnhammer, John Dryjowski, Thomas Brennan, Paul Bowler, Kenneth Brothers, Teddy Bojan. Absent when picture was taken: Beverly Bousquet, Albert Fontaine. OFFICERS President 2005 ke ee ROBERT WARREN Vice Provident te 32 se ee ROBERT FRENCH Secretary cee... TER ew BARBARA MARTOWSKI UP CASUT EVES Beer, ee ANN JAWORSKY First row, left to right: Jane Kawecki, Patricia Kolano, Carol Frank, Dorothy Gamble, Mary Gibb, Betty Jarosz, Linda Huff. Second row: Kenneth French, Kirsten Green, Ella Mae Gauthier, Bernard Larose, Ann Jaworsky, Carol LaFlamme, Evelyn Joaquin, Roger Gregoire. Third row: Bruce Gay, Francis Houle, Randall Hamlin, Collin Lake, Raymond Lacroix, Lawrence Green, Charles Jablonski. Absent when picture was taken: Robert French, Wayne Fuller, Audrey Graham, Elaine Graveline, Rosemary Harackiewicz, June Jarosz. 6 ON NN Wo First row, left to right: Dorothy Morrissette, Mary Ellen Nelson, Carol Moccio, Joan Lech, Barbara Martowski, Antonia Luiz, Geraldine Peczka, Marjorie Olson. Second row: Kathleen O'Neill, Bar- bara McKenna, Elvira Luiz, Martha Paul, Mrs. Charlotte Focosi, Nancy Lussier, Jean Ouellette, Erma Palheiredo, Rosemary Monette. Third row: George Palhete, Eugene LeBeouf, William Milroy, George Parker, George McNeill, Alexander Natario, Norman Letendre, Richard Moore. Absent when picture was taken: Emilie Martin. YON OFFICERS RG OVAL ROU nek 5 es or ee JOHN CHABOT Representative 209 en neers eee ELAINE GRAVELINE REPKCSCRIALLO CUD 1 me eeeneenee oo tee Soe ee CAROL MOCCIO REprereniaiiiewe 1) penta eae CATHERINE STUPAK First row, left to right: Kathleen Saletnik, Margaret Tremblay, Catherine Stupak, Mr. Peter Boita, Robert Warren, Evelyn Skutnik, Kathleen Wlodyka. Second row: Patricia Zabawa, Gladys Welch, Gail Sharrow, Judith Roberts, Charlotte Reynolds, Anna Van Wyck, Judith Stuart, Elizabeth Smola. Third row: Earl Shepard, Richard Wilcox, Jeffrey Wilcox, William Tucker, Joseph Szlosek, John Zielinski, Stanley Ryczek. Absent when picture was taken: Richard Perkins, Frances Szlosek. ly NWS ‘Oo nN 'O™N First row, left to right: David Bergeron, Patricia Baltazar, Patricia Chabot, Constance Coto, Sandra Axiotis, Edward Brunelle, Carolyn Amos, Elaine Chomyn, Geraldine Dominick, Paul Dore. Second row: Judy Burroughs, Rosemary Cipriano, Linda Dickey, Bonnie Bassler, Miss Olive Brooks, Pauline Cyranowski, Judith Abare, Marguerite Brochu, Sally Drost, Barbara Blanchard. Third row: Antonio Conde, Donald Dube, James Brennan, Richard Bourdeau, Edward Crafts, Robert Dill, John Chenaille, Paul Brodeur, James Ackerman. OFFICERS President ee Ee en oe ALICE GAGNE Vices Pyesia cy} ae eee ROBERT PODOSKI SCLELGV) Gee ee ee ee JEANNE SANSOUCIE Treasurer etre ee NT ee Te JOHN HUMBER First row, left to right: Judith Dumas, Patricia Henrichon, Lorraine Fontaine, Alice Gagne, Jane Kielbania, Marsha Gilman, Marilyn Kronick, Georgiana Falconer, Rita Kulig. Second row: Mr. William Rooney, Louis Graveline, Donald Goodreau, Daniel Haluch, Jeanne Gamache, Evelyn Dvorchak, Doris Jarvis, David Dziura, Peter Klassanos, William Koss. Third row: Herman Hiersche, John Hiersche, William Jaciow, John Dunn, Robert Harris, Richard Duquette, John Guzik, Roger Dumais, Walter Haluch, John Humber. Absent when picture was taken: Claudia Flebotte, Joyce James. NNN Qn N as oN NQNN First row, left to right: Rosemarie Martin, Patricia Narreau, Constance Podoski, Jean Martowski, Robert Podoski, Mary Lopata, Emilie Pereira, Margaret Peryea, Barbara Obrzut. Second row: Mr. Henry Cant, Anne Laramee, Diane Lyon, Dorothy Malek, Eleanor Peterson, Joan Nowak, Irene Maziarz, Joan Morton, Barbara Mishol, Christopher Lima. Third row: Donald Mackey, Gerald Petrolati, David Mackey, Robert McLean, Robert Marek, Chester Lata, John Matott, Edward Pel- letier, William Nelson, Joseph Marecki. Absent when picture was taken: Theresa Maziarz. OFFICERS REPLESCNT ALU a) i ee REPLESERT alt Ca apne ee LORRAINE FONTAINE IU AMA TAHOE WINDY cecssc eee oe REPRESCUt ALD emer een BARBARA WATSON First row, left to right: Barbara Richards, Cecile Walas, Diane Tower, Barbara Watson, Jeanne SanSoucie, Angelina Simao, Mary Lou Wheeler, Marilyn Sumter, Joyce Williamson, Gloria Wakem. Second row: Jennie Wisniowski, Theodora Tenerowicz, Charlotte Wrona, Ruth Wallace, Mary Sniadowski, Patricia Sawicky, Patricia Richardson, Caroline Smola, Lorraine Yarymowicz, Lorraine Talbot, Mr. Reno Savoia. Third row: Kenneth St. John, Richard Szarlan, Alexander Stupak, Ray- mond Vigneault, Charles Wikar, Walter Warzecki, Donald Tatro. Absent when picture was taken: Lenore Provost, Joseph Wersetsky, Victor Zabek. CAROLYN AMOS CONNIE PODOSKI So NO First row, left to right: John Chaves, Evelyn Czupryna. Barbara Budnick, Sandra Drost, Elizabeth Bator, Ida Bruni, Dulce Chaves, Donald Carrington. Second row: Mr. Roger Poirier, Eunice DeMiranda, Mary Dryjowicz, Judy Abair, Arminda Augusto, Susan Bochnia, Carol Charland, Mary Avezzie, Richard Bushie. Third row: Robert Bates, Donald Bourcier, Robert Ceineiro, Tracy Baldrate, Michael Bonsiewicz, Thomas Cellilli, William Cote, Anthony Andre, Robert Burrage, James Andre. Absent when picture was taken: John Douthwright. OFFICERS (e Pyesidenbn Stage 0 eae CHRISTINE SARACINO Vice, Presidents gos 2 oe eee. JAMES DUQUETTE ‘e) Sctretary Me, cin eae! oat BARBARA ROMANKO O TPEASUP ET iio etek tet Oe ws Bele tees BARBARA BUDNICK First row, left to right: Margaret Flebotte, Nancy Fidalgo, James Duquette, Gail Feicha, Robert Gosciminski, Carol Goodreau, Chris- tina Gentles, Susan Dynak. Second row: An- thony Dunn, Laura Grimshaw, Lynda Fidalgo, Ann Guay, Elizabeth Esteves, Gail Gershowitz, Janet Hiuersche, Jeannette Goodreau, Carol Ehlers. Third row: Mr. Edward Schube, Charles Graveline, Ernest Hiersche, Thomas Duffy, James Goodwin, Michael Hawrylciw, Donald Fierlit, Melvin Gershowitz, Joseph Halgas. Absent when picture was taken: Kath- erine Fournier. Representative 105 Representative 106 Representative 107 Representative 108 Representative 112 First row, left to right: Sandra Nietupski, Harold Petrolati, Charles Plankey, Marsha Podosek, Theresa Mosio, Patricia Polys, Barbara Przybycien, Frank Podosek. Second row: Robert Murty, David Quaglini, Brian Randall, Antonio Monteiro, Stanley Pyzo- cha, Carol Pollitt, Joan Rabideau, Helen Mondry, Victoria Miarecki. Third row: Joaquin Palatino, Robert Mucha, Charles Milroy, Miss Almeda King, Gerald O’Gor- man, Cyril Ondre, Brian Phelan, Neil Nicoll. OFFICERS First row, left to right: Joseph Jorge, Carol Lacroix, Gail Jasnocha, Michael Hnatiw, Barbara Kivior, Dorothy Janik, Susan Meunier, Nancy Jarosz, Christine Kawalec, David McChesney. Second row: Mr. Stanley Haluszka, Judith Lima, Jacqueline LaBier, Patricia Karr, Donald Martin, Donald Libiszewski, Cynthia Jackson, Sandra Lusig- nan, Pamela Jack, Victor Kertenis. Third row: Jean Lorenz, Donald Lever, Walter Mayowski, Robert Makuch, Fred Kozyra, Richard Lavigne, William Kolodziej, Casi- mir Lopata, Raymond Lecuyer, Judith Hope. Absent when picture was taken: Charles Jack, Artie Janes, Andrew Johnson. SANDRA NIETUPSKI oh Ah a oe ce i as ANN TKACHUK QO2Q on First row, left to right: Beverly Watson, Lucille Roberts, Barbara St. John, Richard Tebaldi, Anna Tkachuk, Christine Saracino, Barbara Romanko, Ellen Tremblay, Frances Tokarz, Sandra White. Second row: Stanley Sambor, Stanley Zielinski, Marion Vautrain, Sandra Sternala, Carolle Whittier, Irene Szlosek, Barbara Saletnik, Joyce Van Wyck, Henry Tatro, Richard Waite. Third row: Stanley Tokarz, David Walker, Thomas Tucker, Robert Tuttle, Miss Margaret Murtagh, Marie Zagraniczny, William Strempek, Richard Rodriques, Edward Vivier. Absent when picture was taken: Marilyn Roberts. Sponsors Chapman Valve Manufacturing Co. Cromwell Mills Daylight Dairy Eaton Lumber Co. Ludlow Savings Bank Massachusetts Plastic Company Monsanto Chemical Company Montcalms, Inc. Dr. Nakashian Oaks Motor Company Owens Pharmacy Dr. Posner Sunray Heating Unity Club 23 Andy’s Market A. Boilard Sons, Inc. The Board of Selectmen Bosworth Studio Laughran Wisniowski Ludlow Manufacturing Sales Co. Patrons A. H. Bartlett Company Benway’s Service Station Dr. E. Roger G. Bertrand Albert E. Booth Co. Burr Theater Carmon Cleaners Clifford Barber Shop, Walter Young, Prop. Community Food Center Dias Food Store Dinu Dino’s Barber Shop Theresa Donahue Ernie's Spa Sally Donavan Emelda’s Beauty Shop Frank's Auto Body Esso Orchard Service Station Sete ese Freddie's Spa Fuller’s Service Station Thomas Griffin Harmony Beverage Harold’s Flower Shop Harry's Food Center Haviland Club Hazel’s Beauty Salon Henricks Bros. Henry’s Jewelry Hercules Cleaners 94 € ai Hiersche Sons Holmes Poultry Farm David Irvine Jean’s Beauty Shop Jessie’s Kiddyland Kapinos Funeral Home Modern Shoe Repair Dr. Reuben Katz Miller’s Dairy Kitchener's Nick’s Auto Body Ludlow Coal Co. Nowak Company, Travel Ludlow Sport Shop Nunes Jewelry Lyons Card and Camera Shop Orchard Jewelry Macey’s Spa Peryea Market . Dr. George A. Maillard Pope’s Paint Center Marty’s Beverages Robbins Service Station Mary’s 5 10 Store Santos’ Department Store (SS A-omith Stanley’s Market Steve's Service Station Szabla’s Food Market John Thompson Town House Restaurant Twins Gables Turkey Farm J. White, Proprietor Unity Market White Eagle Soda 95 ‘riends Bello’s Log Cabin Bolduc’s Service Station Cuthbert’s Auto Body Czerniak Hardware Dave's Variety Store Della’s Hat Shop Dottie’s Coffee Shop Essex Street Market Fenney’s Country Service Grey Nook Flower Gift Shop Jean’s Dress Shop Ludlow Bike Shop, Joe Giacomelli, Prop. Ludlow Register Mac’s Men’s Shop Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mendes O. J. Merkel Orchard Pharmacy Parker Upholstering Co. Plankey’s Heating Service Stan’s Men’s Shop Stanley’s Spa 96 $y), a rea Olea ya) || 1) €6