Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

LUDLOW MASSACHUSETTS ae ‘Wabl @ of cr ontents Table: of 'Gontemtsicec sa ee Foreword Dedi€ation me eae Bate NII Bo Pens Bes ee “The best and the worst are known to you” “We have everything before us” Classs Documents seen eee ROM eye WE. “All these things came to pass in and close upon the dear old year” Seniors’ in: ACtOn .. oe eo ee a en “Echoing tootstepsy ae a0, en es Patrons Sponsors; Friends a anes ee AGRDDOV SY) COV OOO 2 dforeword “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” These famous words by Dickens can be applied to any time, to any place. During our four years in Ludlow High School, we have had much of the best com- bined with a little of the worst. However, it is better by far to remember the good and happy days spent at Ludlow High. With this in mind, we have tried to create herein a permanent record of perhaps the best four years of our lives. With this goal in mind, the editors and staffs of the senior yearbook take pride in presenting the 1958 edition of THE LUDLOW LION! S ASAHONDG Mr. Rooney Mr. Messenger To both Mr. Grattan H. Rooney and Mr. Archie H. Messenger, we extend sincere gratitude and thanks for all they have done for the students of the Ludlow High School. Mr. Messenger has been our instructor in instrumental music and the director of our school band for thirty-five years. Throughout this time, he has given hours of energetic effort and of devotion to faithful teaching, and enthusiastic leadership of the band in parades and at school functions. For him, we wish a long and successful retirement. Mr. Rooney has spent several years in our school, first as a teacher and now as Director of Driver Education and Administrative Assistant. In his quiet, steady way, he has instilled in many a young adult a respect for the laws of our Democracy, and especially for the laws of the highway. Famed for his dry and clever humor, Mr. Rooney, we hope, will continue to be, for many years yet, a pillar of our high school faculty and administration. So, to Mr. Grattan H. Rooney and Mr. Archie H. Messenger, we proudly dedicate this 1958 edition of THE LUDLOW LION h A ADMINISTRATORS Left to right: Florence M. Saulnier, George E. Russell, Grattan H. Rooney. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Gordon O. Merkel OFFICE AND MAINTENANCE STAFFS Front row, left to right: Mary Szczygiel, Albert Bassette, Ann Symonds. Standing: Ethel Melberg, Florence Curylo, Adrienne Mayforth. 6 Seated, left to right: Almeda King, Philomene G. Proctor, Lillian Ziwot. Standing: Roger Poirier, Katherine Vogian, William R. Rooney. Absent when picture was taken: Florence M. Saulnier. Seated, left to right: Charlotte Focosi, Mary T. Cormier. Standing: Lillian Z. Klempner, Henry A. Cant. Absent when picture was taken: Reno A. Savoia. Seated, left to right: John Hurley, Katherine J. Vogian, Louis Casa- AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS grande. Standing: Margaret K. Murtagh, Olive Brooks. Abse®@t when picture was taken: Lillian Z. Klempner. Seated: Leora N. Smith. Standing, left to right: Stanley W. Haluszka, Edward G. Schube. Seated, left to right: Rachel F. Pearson, Alyce Mae Slosek. Standing: Helen A. Kudlic, Gregory Wrinn, Ida J. Hubbell. Absent when Seated, left to right: Edward W. Schmidt, John Sunderland , Helen picture was taken: Archie H. Messenger, Fleming, Charles T. Patullo. Standing: Reno O. Savoia, Ektor Trubounis, Doctor Meran Nakashian. Peter Boita, Robert Harrington. 7 4 i} ig’ NAR ' NOP iby em a: ra ANA “IT WAS THE BEST OF TIMES” ROBERT THEODORE FIERLIT “Bob” President DATE OF BIRTH: November 7, 1940 AMBITION: Architectural draftsman. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Parking space scramble. ACTIVITIES: Class President 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3; Soccer 3, Manager 2; Prom Usher 1; Prom Decoration Committee 3; Student Council 4; Student Patrol 4. JOSEPH EDWARD SZLOSEK “Joe” Vice President DATE OF BIRTH: October 27, 1940 AMBITION: To take it easy for the rest of my life and get everything that | want. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The clean football games and ‘The Maze.” ACTIVITIES: J.V. Football 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4; All-Intercounty First Team Fullback 4; JV Basketball 1; JV Baseball 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Honorable Mention Valley Wheel; Vice President 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Senior Dance Committee; Maroon Key 4. JANE A. KAWECKI Secretary DATE OF BIRTH: August 12, 1941 AMBITION: Executive secretary. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Miss Saulnier’s favorite comment, “Common sense, you don’t get it out of a book!’ ACTIVITIES: Dance and Picnic Committees 1, 2; Glee Club 2; Junior Prom Invitation Committee 3; Senior Dance Decora- tion Chairman 4; Pro Merito 3, Treasurer 4; Student Council 4; Class Secretary 4; Hi News Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4; Ludlow Lion Typing Staff 4; Ring Committee 3; Graduation Usher 3; Filing Awards 3; Typing Award 3; Stenography Award 4; NOMA Spelling Award 4. 10 “IT WAS THE WORST OF TIMES” ELAINE MARIE GRAVELINE “Tynee” Treasurer DATE OF BIRTH: December 16, 1940 AMBITION: To lead a long, successful and happy life. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Especially my Junior year in high school, and Miss Saulnier. ACTIVITIES: Hi News Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4; Prom Ticket Committee 3; Senior Dance Ticket Committee Chairman 4; Class Treasurer 4; Decoration Committee 2; Student Council Convention 3; Student Patrol 2, 3; Home Room Represen- tative 2, 3; GO Ball Committee 2; Student Council 2, 3; Entertainment Committee 3; The Ludlow Lion Editorial Staff 4. IRENE CARVALHO Representative—205 DATE OF BIRTH: December 25, 1939 AMBITION: To become a medical technologist. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The Enfield basketball game. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Picnic Committees 1, 2; Future Teachers 1; Class Ring Committee 3; Prom Chairman of Tickets and Invitations 3; Graduation Usher 3; Home Room Representative 4; Student Council 4; The Ludlow Lion Typing and Art Staffs 4; Pro Merito 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. CAROL L. MOCCIO Representative—207 DATE OF BIRTH: November 19, 1950 AMBITION: To be happy and successful in whatever field | choose. ACTIVITIES: Chairman of Ticket Committee 1; Picnic Committee 1, 2; Chairman of Decoration Committee 3; Junior Dance Committee 3; Chairman Senior Dance Poster Committee 4; Student Patrol 3, 4; Hi-News 1, 2; Poster Committee 3; Future Nurses 4; The Ludlow Lion Art Staff 4; Home Room Representative 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Red Cross 1, 2. “IT WAS THE AGE OF WISDOM” CATHERINE M. STUPAK “Toosie” Representative—217 DATE OF BIRTH: June 6, 1940 AMBITION: To live, love, and be loved. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Parties, parties, and more parties. ACTIVITIES: Dance and Picnic Committees 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Future Nurses 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheer- leader 3; Home Room Representative 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, Secretary 4; Junior Prom Refreshment Com- mittee 3; Hi-News Editorial Staff 3, 4; Senior Dance Com- mittee 4. JOAN C. BRUNELLE Editor-in-Chief DATE OF BIRTH: September 13, 1940 AMBITION: To be a success in whatever | do. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Hurley’s Problems class. ACTIVITIES: Refreshment Committee, Picnic 1; Refreshment Committee, Dance 2; FNA 1; FTA 2; Typing Award 2; Graduation Usher 3; Hi-News Editorial Staff 4; Senior Dance Poster Committee 4; Pro Merito 3, 4, Vice President 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; The Ludlow Lion Editor-in- Chief 4. FRANCES J. SZLOSEK “Franie”’ Assistant Editor DATE OF BIRTH: May 31, 1941 AMBITION: To become an English teacher. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Miss Saulnier, and one of °her favorite expressions, ‘They hang pictures and shot Lincoln.” ACTIVITIES: Hi-News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 1, 2, 3; Picnic Committees 1, Chairman 2; Pro Merito 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Show Usher 1, 2; Student Council 2; Class President 2; Student Patrol 2; GO Ball Committee 2; Majorettes 3; General Chairman of Ring Committee 3; Sports Usher 3; Girls’ State Delegate 3; Prom Entertainment Committee 3; Archbearer 3; The Ludlow Lion Assistant Editor 4. 12 “IT WAS THE AGE OF FOOLISHNESS” ROBERT P. WARREN, JR. “Bomber” Business Manager DATE OF BIRTH: April 22, 1940 AMBITION: To be happy and successful in whatever field | choose. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The day Joe Szlosek didn’t know where he lived, and my Problems and English teachers. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committees 1, 2, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Football 1, 2, 3; JV Basketball 2; Pro Merito 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Class President 3; Pro m Committee 3; Boys’ State Delegate 3; Traffic Safety Council Delegate 4; Student Government Day Representative 4; The Ludlow Lion Business Manager 4. LINDA HUFF “Stinky” Art Editor DATE OF BIRTH: August 18, 1939 AMBITION: To be a successful commercial artist. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The fun I’ve had, and the friends I've made during my school years. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 2, 3; Prom Poster Com- mittee 3; Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4; Filing Award 3; Typing Awards 3, 4; Stenography Award 4; NOMA Spelling Award 4; The Ludlow Lion Art Editor and Typing Staff 4. BARBARA A. MARTOWSKI “Buttons” Chief Typist DATE OF BIRTH: November 26, 1940 AMBITION: To live a life worth living. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The Invisible Teacher in Room 207 study. ACTIVITIES: Freshman Dance and Picnic Committees 1; Sopho- more Dance Committee 2; American Legion Oratorical Contest 2; JV Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Pro Merito 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Class Secretary 3; Student Council Secretary 3; Ex Officio Prom Committee 3; Junior Red Cross Council 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Archbearer 3; Senior Dance Committee 4; Hi-News Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4; Hi-News Typing Staff 3, 4; Chief Typist Hi-News 4; NOMA Spelling Award 4; Stenography Award 4; The Ludlow Lion Chief Typist 4. 13 “TT WAS THE EPOCH OF BELIEF” FREDERICK F. AURNHAMMER “Fred” DATE OF BIRTH: June 25, 1940 AMBITION: Not much. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Boita’s obvious jokes. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4. PATRICIA A. BELL “Pat” DATE OF BIRTH: August 14, 1940 AMBITION: To become a successful executive, and own my own firm. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Savoia’s dry humor in Con- sumer Economics. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Basketball 3, 4; JV Girls’ Basketball 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Prom Decoration Committee 3. NANCY A. BERSELLI “Nan” DATE OF BIRTH: December 2, 1940 AMBITION: To be a successful typist. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: All my _ teachers, especially Mr. Hurley, and what | didn’t know in Problems. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 2; Refreshment Committee 3; Filing Awards 3; Typing Award 4; Shorthand Award 4; NOMA Spelling Awards 4; The Ludlow Lion Typing Staff 4. “IT WAS THE EPOCH OF INCREDULITY” THEODORE J. BOJAN “Tedziu” DATE OF BIRTH: October 2, 1940 AMBITION: To become an officer in the United States Air Force. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Schube’s drawing class 46. ACTIVITIES: Senior Dance Decoration Committeee 4; Junior Red Cross 4. PAUL E. BOWLER “Bud | DATE OF BIRTH: October 27, 1940 AMBITION: To be successful. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Schube’s sixth period mechani- cal drawing class. ACTIVITIES: Projection Club 1, 2; Soccer 2; Baseball 2; Class vice president 2; Golf 3. KENNETH JOHN BROTHERS “Ken” DATE OF BIRTH: May 30, 1940 AMBITION: To be happy. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Boita and his ‘‘easy’’ tests. ACTIVITIES: Projection Club 1; Golf 3; Poster Committee 3, 4. “IT WAS THE SEASON OF LIGHT”’ HELEN MARIE CASTRO DATE OF BIRTH: October 4, 1940 AMBITION: To be an R.N. in the Air Force. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: That unpredictable Home Ec class. ACTIVITIES: Future Nurses 4; The Ludlow Lion Art Staff 4. JOHN F. CHABOT “Chabot” DATE OF BIRTH: April 21, 1940 AMBITION: To get rich and retire at 25. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Fred, Roger, and Bill in Chemistry. ACTIVITIES: Red Cross 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y 4; Sophomore Dance Refreshment Committee 2; Student Council Representative 3; Prom Ticket Committee 3. CAROL ELAINE COUPAL DATE OF BIRTH: December 24, 1940 AMBITION: To be successful in anything | undertake in the years to come. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Hurley’s Problems class, and those weekly quizzes. ACTIVITIES: Freshman Picnic Committee 1; Junior Prom Usher 1; Hi-News Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4; Hi-News Typing Staff 3; Junior Prom Refreshment Committee 3; Senior Show Usher 3. 16 “IT WAS THE SEASON OF DARKNESS” SANDRA JEAN DESNOYERS “Buffer” DATE OF BIRTH: August 7, 1939 AMBITION: Live, laugh, and be merry with my own family; also to become a doctor’s assistant. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The last day of school. ACTIVITIES: Band 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Girls’ Basketball 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 3; Future Nurses of America 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Choralettes 4; The Ludlow Lion Editorial Staff 4. DEANNA K. DOUVILLE “Dede” DATE OF BIRTH: March 10, 1941 AMBITION: To live, love, and be happy. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Word Problems in intermediate algebra. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Projection Club 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, 3; Ticket Committee Freshman Picnic 1; Junior Prom Orchestra and Publicity Committee Chairman 3; Senior Dance Ticket Committee 4. JOHN DRYJOWICZ “Jumps” DATE OF BIRTH: May 25, 1939 AMBITION: To venture into Science. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Solitude. ACTIVITIES: Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 4; JV Baseball 2, Varsity 3; Football 1, 2; Basketball 3; Usher 3; Pro Merito 3, 4. “IT WAS THE SPRING OF HOPE”’ BARBARA ELLEN EDELMANN “Barb” DATE OF BIRTH: July 7, 1940 AMBITION: To be a Physical Education Teacher. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The fun | had in basketball. ACTIVITIES: Future Teachers 1, 2, 3, 4; JV Basketball 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4; Red Cross Representative 3; Junior Dance Refreshment Committee 3; Prom Ticket Comm ittee 3; Glee Club 3; The Ludlow Lion Editorial Staff 4. BEVERLYANN FLAGG “Bev” DATE OF BIRTH: November 5, 1939 AMBITION: Go to Springfield College to study Professional Scouting. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Miss Murtagh, her History class, and her sense of humor. ACTIVITIES: The Ludlow Lion Typing Staff 4. CAROL E. FRANCK “Rusty” DATE OF BIRTH: April 8, 1940 AMBITION: To lead a happy life. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: A Senior boy of 1955! ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Hi-News Business Staff 3, 4; Decoration Committee Senior Dance 4; Hi-Y Show 1, 2; Senior Show Usher 2; Basketball Usher 2; The Ludlow Lion Business Staff 4. “IT WAS THE WINTER OF DESPAIR” KENNETH ROBERT FRENCH “Frenchie” DATE OF BIRTH: November 3, 1938 AMBITION: To work all my life in Harry’s Food Center and to take over someday. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Schube’s drawing class. ACTIVITIES: Projection Club 4; Entertainment Committee Senior Dance 4. DOROTHY RUTH GAMBLE “Dort” DATE OF BIRTH: August 24, 1939 AMBITION: WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My first oral in English Class. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1; Prom Usher 1; Senior Show Usher 3; Junior Prom Decoration Committee 3; Senior Dance Poster Committee 4. ELLA MAE GAUTHIER “Ella’’ DATE OF BIRTH: July 28, 1940 AMBITION: To be a successful Dental Hygienist. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Tests in Problems of Democracy. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 2, 3; Glee Club 4; Decoration Com- mittee 4; Ticket Committee 3; Refreshment Committee 2; Red Cross Representative 3; Filing Award 3; The Ludlow Lion Business and Typing Staffs 4. 19 “WE HAD EVERYTHING BEFORE US” BRUCE WALLACE GAY stem DATE OF BIRTH: July 23, 1940 AMBITION: To be a Chemical Engineer. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The experiments in Chemistry with Mr. Sunderland. ACTIVITIES: Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-News Editorial Staff 1, 3, Business Staff 3, Business Manager 4; Prom Decoration Committee 3; Freshman Outing Committee 1. MARY THERESA GIBB DATE OF BIRTH: May 1, 1940 AMBITION: To live, love, and be happy. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Trying to stuff everything into one small, crowded, dilapidated locker. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Senior Dance Decoration Committee 4; Senior Show Usher 3. AUDREY GRAHAM “Audie” DATE OF BIRTH: October 18, 1940 AMBITION: To be a good mother and wife. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Dismissal Time. ACTIVITIES: Hi-News Business Staff 4. 20 “WE HAD NOTHING BEFORE US” KIRSTEN H. GREEN “Kay” DATE OF BIRTH: January 18, 1941 AMBITION: To be a millionaire, and have a quarter horse ranch out west. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Those ‘‘wicked’” hours | spent inside the Ludlow High School walls. LAWRENCE B. GREEN Ladss DATE OF BIRTH: March 21, 1940 AMBITION: To be manager or business manager of a Baseball Club. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Boita’s quickness in figuring math problems in his head. ACTIVITIES: Hi-Y 4. ROGER GREGOIRE “Greg” DATE OF BIRTH: July 1, 1940 AMBITION: To make two million dollars in order to pay the tax on the first. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Boita’s honor system for tests. ACTIVITIES: Decoration Committee 3, 4. 21 “WE WERE ALL GOING DIRECT TO HEAVEN”’ ROSEMARY A. HARACKIEWICZ “Rosie” DATE OF BIRTH: June 15, 1940 AMBITION: To be a successful hairdresser. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Miss Kudlic’s gym _ class. ACTIVITIES: Freshman Picnic Committee 1; Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Junior Red Cross 3; Filing Award; Hi-News Business Staff 3; Junior Prom Refreshment Committee 3; The Ludlow Lion Business Staff 4. FRANCIS R. HOULE “Fran” DATE OF BIRTH: June 1, 1940 AMBITION: Paint the town red. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Waiting for Perkins in the morning. ACTIVITIES: Hi-Y 4; Ticket Committee 4. CHARLES S. JABLONSKI “Skeets” DATE OF BIRTH: December 15, 1940 AMBITION: Play pro golf or hockey. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The smiles on teachers’ faces before a test. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2; Soccer 2; Golf 4. 22 “WE WERE ALL GOING DIRECT THE OTHER WAY” EVELYN B. JOAQUIN DATE OF BIRTH: October 29, 1940 AMBITION: To be an executive secretary. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Cant’s advanced business classes. ACTIVITIES: Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Junior Dance Refreshment Committee 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Sen- ior Dance Decorations Committee 4; Filing Award 3; Noma Spelling Award 4; The Ludlow Lion Business Staff 4. PATRICIA E. KOLANO “Pate DATE OF BIRTH: July 8, 1940 AMBITION: To be a successful medical technologist and live a full and happy life. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The “tea parties’ in Algebra 36. ACTIVITIES: Hi-News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Typing Staff 3, 4, Exchange Editor 4; Picnic and Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Inter-High Council President 4; Junior Red ‘Cross 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 4; Future Nurses 1, 2, 3, 4; JRC Training Center Delegate 3; Typing Awards 2, 3; Pro Merito 3, 4, Secretary 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Graduation and Senior Show Usher 3; Co-Chairman Junior Prom 3; The Ludlow Lion Editorial Staff 4. CAROL A. LAFLAMME DATE OF BIRTH: January 14, 1940 AMBITION: To become successful in the future. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Evacuation Day in Miss Smith’s Freshman class. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club; Decoration Committee Junior Prom 3; Senior Dance Decoration Committee 4; Future Nurses of America 4; The Ludlow Lion Typing Staff 4. 23 “UP ONE MINUTE AND DOWN THE NEXT” COLLIN W. LAKE “Tab” DATE OF BIRTH: August 2, 1940 AMBITION: To make a million, and to travel. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Her name. BERNARD D. LAROSE “Bernie” DATE OF BIRTH: September 27, 1939 AMBITION: To make a_ fortune. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My constant resistance to Miss Saulnier’s English assignments. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1, 2; Sophomore Dance Committee 2; The Ludlow Lion Editorial Staff 4. EUGENE WILLIAM LEBOEUF “Geno” DATE OF BIRTH: April 27, 1939 AMBITION: To study radar in the Armed Forces. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Orals by Perkins, and wishing | were back in school. 24 “NOW IN SPIRITS AND NOW IN DESPONDENCY”’ NORMAN LETENDRE DATE OF BIRTH: June 22, 1940 AMBITION: To enlist in the Air Force and become a skilled jet mechanic. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Schube’s Mechanical Drawing class. ANTONIA M. LUIZ conte DATE OF BIRTH: June 24, 1939 AMBITION: To go out and become a success as a secretary or make my mark in the business world. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER : My initiation into Pro Merito. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 2; Junior Dance Committee 3; Junior Prom Orchestra and Publicity Committee 3; Filing Award 3; Typing Award 3; Pro Merito 3, 4; NOMA Spelling Award 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; The Ludlow Lion Typing Staff 4. ELVIRA M. LUIZ “Vera” DATE OF BIRTH: June 24, 1939 AMBITION: To be rich and travel around the world. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Miss Smith’s cooking class. ACTIVITIES: Freshman Banquet Committee 1; Glee Club 1; Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Junior Dance Ticket Com- mittee 3; Junior Prom Orchestra and Publicity Committee 3; Filing Award 3; The Ludlow Lion Typing Staff 4. 25 “A WONDERFUL FACT TO REFLECT UPON” NANCY A. LUSSIER “Nan” DATE OF BIRTH: April 9, 1940 AMBITION: To join the Navy and be a nurse. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The “‘parties’’ in room 217. ACTIVITIES: Hi-News Business Staff 4; The Ludlow Lion Busi- ness Staff 4. EMILIE MARTIN “M DATE OF BIRTH: March 14, 1939 AMBITION: To be successful in whatever | choose to do. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Junior year. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Hi-News Editorial Staff 1; Chairman Refreshment Committee of Freshman Banquet 1; Hi-News Business Staff 2, 3; Decoration Committee GO Ball 1, 2; Red Cross 3; Chairman Refreshment Committee 2; Chairman Refreshment Committee Junior Dance 3. WILLIAM CHARLES MILROY “Bill” DATE OF BIRTH: October 16, 1940 AMBITION: To become a millionaire. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: “Naps” in Mr. Boita‘s class. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Pro Merito 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Class President 1; Various Com- mittees 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Archbearer 3; Boys’ State Delegate 3; The Ludlow Lion Editorial Staff 4. 26 “A SOLEMN CONSIDERATION” ROSEMARIE MONETTE “Rosie” DATE OF BIRTH: June 21, 1940 AMBITION: To become a successful Registered Nurse. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The Invisible Teacher in study room 207. ACTIVITIES: Hi-News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-News Typing Staff 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 1, 2, Vice President 3, Secretary 4; Freshman Picnic Committee; Dance Committee 2; Junior Dance 3; Ring Committee 3; Prom Invitation Committee 3; Filing Award 3; Senior Dance Refreshment Committee 4; The Ludlow Lion Editorial Staff and Typing Staff 4. RICHARD W. MOORE “Killer” DATE OF BI RTH: January 4, 1941 AMBITION: To be active in sports, and to do something in Radio or TV. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Shube’s mechanical drawing class. ACTIVITIES: Red Cross. DOROTHY MAY MORRISSETTE “Dotty” DATE OF BIRTH: May 13, 1940 AMBITION: To succeed in whatever | do. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The swell times in the art room. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 2; Future Nurses 1, 2; Prom Decora- tion Committee 3; The Ludlow Lion Art Staff 4. 27 “NOT A WORD WAS SPOKEN” MARY ELLEN NELSON “Mel” DATE OF BIRTH: July 28, 1939 AMBITION: To do good in whatever | endeavor. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Boita’s geometry and algebra � classes. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1; Future Nurses 1, 2; Junior Prom Decoration Committee 3; The Ludlow Lion Art Staff 4. KATHLEEN O’NEILL “Kate DATE OF BIRTH: April 17, 1940 AMBITION: Success as a medical secretary. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The year the Junior class took a day off to go swimming. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1; Sophomore Picnic Committee 2; Red Cross 4; The Ludlow Lion Typing Staff and Business Staff 4. JEAN ALICE OUELLETTE “Jeanne” DATE OF BIRTH: August 5, 1940 AMBITION: To be successful in business. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Lunch time. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3; Junior Prom Decoration Committee 3; Hi-News Business Staff 3, 4. 28 “NOT A SOUND WAS MADE”’ ERMALINDA PALHEIREDO “Erma” DATE OF BIRTH: January 11, 1940 AMBITION: To have a happy and successful life as my parents did. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The Senior gym class and Gladys Welch. ACTIVITIES: Junior Dance Committee 3; Junior Prom Com- mittee 3; Hi-News Business Staff; Red Cross; Future Nurses; Sophomore Picnic Committee 2; The Ludlow Lion Business Staff 4. GEORGE D, PALHETE DATE OF BIRTH: November 21, 1940 AMBITION: To be a pilot and own a plane. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Chemistry with Mr. Sunderland. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1; Student Patrol 1; Dinner Dance Refreshment Committee 1; Decoration Committee GO Ball 1; Picnic Ticket Committee. MARTHA LYNETTA PAUL DATE OF BIRTH: February 7, 1941 AMBITION: My life ambition is to become a wife and be a good mother. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: That | finally made it. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 2; Filing Award 1, 2; Typing Awards 3; Stenography Award 4; Hi-News Business Staff 4. 29 “THE WIND WAS RUSHING AFTER US”’ GERALDINE M. PECZKA “Gerry” DATE OF BIRTH: September 1, 1940 AMBITION: To live a happy and successful life. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Miss Saulnier’s English classes. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 2; Class Picnic Committee 1; Class Banquet Committee 1, 2; Class Dance Committees 1, 2, 3; Hi-News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Typing Staff 2, 3, 4; Make-Up Editor 4; Chairman Junior Prom Refreshment Com- mittee 3; Chairman Junior Dance Refreshment Committee 3; Pro Merito 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Graduation Usher 3; Filing Awards 3; Typing and Shorthand Awards 4; The Ludlow Lion Editorial Staff 4. RICHARD PERKINS “Perk” DATE OF BIRTH: March 24, 1939 AMBITION: To be a radio disc jockey, and to be as good as my father. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Boita’s bullet-proof vest; Miss Murtaugh’s laryngitis; and 113 at 12:30. ACTIVITIES: Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-News 2, 3; Hi-Y 3, 4; Soccer 4. CHARLOTTE ANN REYNOLDS “Char DATE OF BIRTH: November 9, 1940 AMBITION: To be successful in whatever | do. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The Junior Prom and the Tests that Mr. Schmidt used to give. 30 “THE CLOUDS WERE FLYING AFTER US” JUDITH E. ROBERTS “Judy” DATE OF BIRTH: April 7, 1940 AMBITION: To live a full and happy life. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The fun at the picnics, dances, and basketball games. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1; The Ludlow Lion Business Staff and Typing Staff 4. STANLEY WALTER RYCZEK “Stan” DATE OF BIRTH: August 11, 1940 AMBITION: To be successful in any field | choose. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The fun I’ve had. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Junior Dance Committee 3; Senior Dance Committee 4. KATHLEEN MARIE SALETNIK “Kathy” DATE OF BIRTH: September 6, 1940 AMBITION: To live my life to the fullest. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Orals in my English classes. ACTIVITIES: Freshman Picnic Refreshment Committee 1; Soph- omore Picnic Ticket Committee 2; Junior Prom Refreshment Committee 3; Hi-News Business Staff 3, 4; Future Nurses 4; The Ludlow Lion Business Staff 4. 31 “THE MOON WAS PLUNGING AFTER US” ISABELLE FLORENCE SMOLA “Bet” DATE OF BIRTH: February 14, 1939 AMBITION: To make a million and spend it gladly. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The Hi-Y rehearsals at Tootsie’s house. ACTIVITIES: Senior Dance Refreshment Committee and Decora- tion Committee 4; Hi-Y Show 4. DIANNA SPRECHER “Sprech” DATE OF BIRTH: March 18, 1940 AMBITION: None at the present time! WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My first day at Ludlow High. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 4. JUDITH F. STUART “Judy” DATE OF BIRTH: January 12, 1941 AMBITION: To be half as good as my mom and always be happy. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Study Halls! ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 4; Entertainment Committee of Senior Dance 4; Various Other Dance Committees; Hi-News Business Staff 3, Business Manager and Typing Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; The Ludlow Lion Business Staff and Typing Staff 4. 32 “THE WHOLE WILD NIGHT WAS IN PURSUIT OF US” MARGARET JUNE TREMBLAY “Peggy” DATE OF BIRTH: June 1, 1940 AMBITION: To be a private secretary like Ann Sothern. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The many problems of our senior class. ACTIVITIES: Hi-News Business Staff 3, 4; Red Cross 3; Glee Club 2. WILLIAM L. TUCKER atte DATE OF BIRTH: December 29, 1939 AMBITION: To live a long, successful life. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My first day of school at Ludlow High. ANNA C. VAN WYCK DAT E OF BIRTH: January 4, 1940 AMBITION: To be happy and to become a successful medical technologist. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The experiments in Chemistry 41. ACTIVITIES: Hi-News Editorial Staff 1, 2; Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Pro.Merito 3, 4, President 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Glee Club 1,4; Class Secretary 2; Student Council 2; Typing Awards 2, 3; Future Nurses of America 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Picnic Com- mittee 2; DAR Good Citizen Award 4; Girls’ State Alternate 3; Co-Chairman Junior Prom 3; Archbearer 3; Senior Show and Graduation Usher 3; Governors’ Day Representative 4; Traffic Safety Conference Delegate 4; The Ludlow Lion Editorial Staff 4. Ba “THE UNSEEN FORCE WAS DRAWING US FAST TO ITSELF”’ GLADYS JEAN WELCH “Gas” DATE OF BIRTH: March 16, 1940 AMBITION: Be a novelist and write novels, short stories and if successful, possibly a playwright and be in “’Who’s Who in America.” WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Erma Palheiredo and our arguments in fourth period Gym, and Miss Murtagh’s History 36. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3; The Ludlow Lion Business Staff 4. JOSEPH WERSETSKY DATE OF BIRTH: June 28, 1940 AMBITION: U. S. Navy. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Nothing. JEFFREY WILCOX “Squeeky” DATE OF BIRTH: February 27, 1941 AMBITION: Join the Air Force for 20 years. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Boita’s promise to fail me in Home Room. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1, 2; Red Cross 1, 2; Basketball Manager 2; Hi-Y 4. 34 “THE TIDES WERE SETTING STRAIGHT AND STRONG TOWARDS IT”’ RICHARD D. WILCOX “Dickie” DATE OF BIRTH: March 8, 1940 AMBITION: To be successful in the field of Commercial Art. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The time Carol Moccio fell off the chair in art and went through the glass door. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3; Prom Decoration 3; Class Ring Committee 3. KATHLEEN C. WLODYKA “Kathy” DATE OF BIRTH: May 30, 1940 AMBITION: To live a happy life. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The good time playing basketball for the school. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Sports Usher 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Refreshment Committee 2; Senior Show Usher 2; The Ludlow Lion Editorial and Typing Staffs 4. PATRICIA ANN ZABAWA “Pat: DATE OF BIRTH: March 9, 1941 AMBITION: To have a good life. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The fun at Al’s. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Choral- ettes 3, 4; The Ludlow Lion Typing Staff 4. 35 “LET US BE CLEAR-HEADED”’ JOHN JOSEPH ZIELINSKI “Slasher” DATE OF BIRTH: April 9, 1940 AMBITION: To succeed in whatever | do. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mechanical Drawing Class 46. ACTIVITIES: Freshman Picnic Committee 1; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Senior Dance Ticket Committee 4. 36 OO a ee) ee fe nme Cray. (ACU RON Tint = ge oe 4 t A t E 2 ES e S A TALE OF THE AGES IN PROSE It.was the year 1954, the age of our foolishness, over which William Milroy ruled with an iron hand. His most loyal advisors were: Arthur Letendre, crown pretender No. 1; Jacqueline Methe, faithful scribe; and Ann Jaworsky, the citizens’ banker. The most mighty councilors at the court were Beverly Bousquet, Emilie Martin, and George Palhete. That year, the citizens were able to enjoy two important events—the Freshman Dance and the Freshman Picnic. The next year was our age of hope. That year brought a startling change with Frances Szlosek reigning as Queen. That year, Paul Bowler aspired to succeed to her high office, while Anna Van Wyck was the loyal scribe. Once again, Ann Jaworsky was elected banker. Wise ladies counseled Frances—Elaine Graveline, Emilie Martin, and Catherine Stupak. Under their great power of organization, there was held for all the citizens, a magnificent banquet, followed by another picnic. A revolution occurred the next year with Robert Warren becoming King. Robert French emerged as chief pretender, and Barbara Martowski was the new scribe. Once again, Ann Jaworsky retained her position as banker. John Chabot, Elaine Graveline, and Carol Moccio advised the four officers. With these new leaders, we held the fall Junior Dance and the June Prom. In the fourth year, the best of times, Robert Fierlit reigned, with Joseph Szlosek acting as second in command. Jane Kawecki was court scribe and Elaine Graveline, banker. Appointed to the Grand Council were Carol Moccio, Catherine Stupak, and Irene Carvalho. During this year, a Donkey Basketball game was sponsored to finance the yearbook; both ventures proved to be great successes. The seniors also enjoyed their annual ball, and they were very proud of their production of The Ludlow Lion. As these annals go to press, we are now awaiting the main events of the academic year—lvy Day, the Class Banquet, and Graduation! IN VERSE The Halls of lvy now we leave To go our separate ways, But memories that we've gathered here Will linger all our days. The years in school have taught us much, To think and act with skill, To solve our problems, trust in God, And meet the future as He wills. And as we swiftly tread Life’s path, We'll strive to do our best, To fill the lives of other folk, And ours with happy zest. Though we the future cannot see, We'll trust in God and pray; For he alone can see beyond, And he will show the way. 38 “AND THIS | PROPHESY” I—Spacia Supreme—am seeress extraordinary and astrological advisor to the great—especially the aging, ever breathless Pat Boone; to the dogless former Vice President Nixon; and to the now defunct, ex- leader Khrushchev. | gaze into my atomic-crystal ball and prophesy the following for the year 1978 and for members of the twentieth- reunioning class of the Ludlow High School. Tomorrow is forever! For each of us a star will shine brightest in the year 1978 A.D. For that century | prophesy the Millenium! | see, in 1978, that Stan Ryczek is now head of the local unem- ployment agency. His private secretary is Mary Gibb. Carol Franck has become the chief car-hop at Ernie’s, a chain of restaurants pres- ently owned by Richard Moore. Eugene LeBoeuf, a roving reporter, says that during his monthly visit to Ernie’s, he saw Richard Perkins, a one-time society play-boy, washing dishes (This report has not been confirmed). Nancy Lussier, a dance instructor, specializes in “Rnhh,” a new dance from the Moon, introduced by John Zielinski upon his return from the first interplanetary trip made in a rocket designed by Paul Bowler. John Dryjowicz is president of the ‘‘Satellite Engineering Corporation.’”” Pat Bell, a former model, is now doing a man’s job as technical writer for the engineering staff. Chief engineer is Joe Szlosek. In Hollywood, Bob Fierlit, owner and director of R. T. F. Movie Productions, has just returned from Mars, and he is busy hiring Pat Zabawa and Emilie Martin for his next space movie. On the same payroll are Jane Kawecki, the world’s most famous dress designer, and Rosemary Harackiewicz, make-up artist. The star of this film, “One-Way Ticket to Mars,” is Collin Lake, co-starred with Gladys Welch. On the planet Taurus, Dede Douville and Kay Green are breeding and training “flying horses.’ “’Skeets’’ Jablonski has placed his entire fortune on a horse named ‘Flee-foot Flip.” The winnah!! Meanwhile, in Florida, Fred Aurnhammer, manager of a race track known as ‘Freddie’s Freeway,’ is having trouble with two of his drivers, Jack Chabot and Richard Wilcox, who refuse to compete against two women drivers, Evelyn Joaquin and Carol Moccio. It has been discovered that Norman Letendre has been hired to put the girls’ racing cars out of commission. He has been arraigned in court and has as his lawyer, Robert Warren. It looks like an open and shut case. A petition to outlaw women racers is now being cir- culated, and it will be presented to the Governor of the State of Florida, our own Frances Szlosek. Barbara Edelmann is the star player in the famous “Lion” basketball league. Bernard Larose is the proud owner of a trophy for swimming, while Ken Brothers, pro at the Ludlow Country Club, uses only MINK tees. Tony Luiz and her sister, Vera, now manage a soccer team called the ‘Portuguese Anvilz.’’ The ‘Polish Hawks,’’ managed by Pat Kolano, are still champs. With Kathleen Wlodyka back in action, how can they lose? Referee Betty Smola favors the Hawks by wearing her “snazzy’’ red, white, and blue striped knee socks at all home games. Flash!! Francis Houle recently made his first million on a new record, “I Love You, My Comet Cutie, in Spite of Your Sawed-off Tail!” He’s being mobbed by a crowd of teen-agers. His bodyguards are Jeff Wilcox and George Palhete. Teddy Bojan and Joe Wersetsky have set out on a safari to the African Congo. Irene Carvalho, medical technician, is going along, armed only with a sense of humor, an uncanny knack for praying 39 with a scalpel in her hand, and a love for people that cannot be limited by the color of their skin. That famous architect, Bruce Gay, has just completed drawings for an animal museum for Elaine Graveline’s collection. Elaine, a philan- thropist, has been catering to underprivileged children for the past ten years. Tootsie Stupak, who is now happily married, is raising a company of little sailors. She attended a P. T. A. meeting last week with Dorothy Morrissette, Rosie Monette, Charlotte Reynolds, and Mary Ellen Nelson. Topic of discussion at the meeting was the still new Ludlow High School, blueprints of which were drawn by William Tucker. Anna Van Wyck is editor-in-chief of the local newspaper, ‘The Leader.’’ Ella Mae Gauthier edits a column ‘‘Advice to the Lovelorn.” Roger Gregoire is the paper’s foreign correspondent, and Kathleen O'Neill is assistant managing editor. Bill Milroy, in his usual sardonic vein, is an extremely shrewd observer, and he writes some of the most entertaining copy produced today. On the fashion front, Jean Ouellette and Erma Palheiredo are modeling the latest in plastic and synthetic clothes. Beverlyann Flagg is director of a charm school, ‘The Hour Glass.’ Her assistant is Geraldine Peczka. Barbara Martowski is giving lessons in public speaking. Nancy Berselli is teaching home economics at the University of Massachusetts, while Helen Castro is teaching languages at Mount Holyoke College. Joan Brunelle owns and operates the “Tiny Boys’ Nursery School.”’ Carol Coupal is the dietician at the new Ludlow Suburban Hospital. Her meals are the bright spots in every patient’s day. Doctor Larry Green, trying to beat the stork, has been seen dashing up the hospital steps. His nurse, Linda Huff, burning the telephone lines, is always trying to locate ‘‘Doc.’’ The new arrival, making an even dozen for his parents, is a boy—for Judy Roberts, who has been chosen the “American Mother Most Likely to Have a Nervous Breakdown This Year.’ Diane Sprecher will sing ‘’‘The Donkey Serenade” to her favorite mule (before the big game tonight between the Merry Marsmen and the Meandering Mercuries). Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth French, still honeymooning in the Bahamas. the former Dorothy Gamble, are Sandra Desnoyers, home for the week-end, is proudly displaying her synthetic diamond ring to Audrey Graham, who in turn invites Sandy to see the chest of silver-plated tinware presented to her by her fiance. Carol LaFlamme and Martha Paul are hailed as the top dance team on ice for the ‘Ice Follies of 1978,’ opening at the Boston Garden. Guest of honor at the Imperial Ball at the Astoria-Hilton will be Kathleen Saletnik. The cast of the Follies will give benefit per- formances for the Hospitalized Veterans’ Service. Judy Stuart and Margaret Tremblay have completed plans for a trip around the world in eighty minutes, sponsored by the American Geographical Society. A “bon voyage” dinner is being given in their honor by former classmates. And now, I—seeress supreme of the Atomic Age—must now don my newest creation—to resume my travel through space in my endless (to date) search for peace for you and for those who will come after you!!! “OUR FIRST TESTAMENT’ We, the class of 1958, being of supersonic judgment and possessing great outer spatial physical power, do hereby bequeath the following: Collectively to the faculty, treasured memories of the unpredictable class of ‘58; to the Juniors, the crumbling walls of our Alma Mater; to the Sophomores, the echoes of our laughter and our tears; to the Freshmen, a brighter tomorrow. Individually, we leave the following: a FREDERICK AURNHAMMER leaves to Bob Podoski all the knowledge he’s taken out of his school books, with the hope that he could get it all into one brain cell. He leaves his sixth-period study to anyone who dares to sleep while being bombed by the Freshmen. PATRICIA BELL wills her ability to play basketball and her pleasing personality and smile to Nancy Jarosz. NANCY BERSELLI leaves her typing ability to Terry Mosio. She also leaves her seat in Problems to her sister, Carol. THEODORE BOJAN leaves his ability to get along with Mr. Kurty to Stanley Zielinski. His place on the Honor Roll he bequeathes to his sister, Alice. PAUL BOWLER leaves his seat in 205 to his brother, Ward. He wills his ability to get along with most teachers to anyone who needs it. KENNETH BROTHERS leaves his English outlines to Robert Dill, and to Andrew Johnston his “‘tips on golf.’ JOAN BRUNELLE leaves her arguments in Problems with Mr. Hurley to her cousin, Edward Brunelle; and to her sister, Joyce, and her friends, she leaves her ‘gift of gab’ in Miss Saulnier’s English classes. IRENE CARVALHO leaves to Mickey Szlosek her ability to get caught by Mr. Hurley for doing ‘’Nothing,’’ and to Connie Podoski all her English outlines. HELEN CASTRO leaves her ability to clown to Elaine Carroll. She leaves to her brother, Manny, her love for mathematics. JOHN CHABOT leaves to Bob Podoski his fifth period English class, and he hopes Bob can get as much sleep as he did behind Ken Brothers, who made a good door. To any girl in the Junior Class he leaves his skill in driving. ‘‘Hope you don’t get any tickets; | didn’t!” he says. CAROL COUPAL leaves her love for school and homework to Linda Dickey, and to any Junior girl, she wills her indecipherable Stenography notebooks. SANDRA DESNOYERS leaves her tenor sax to any giant who wishes it, while her No. 7 basketball uniform goes to Nancy Jarosz. DEANNA DOUVILLE leaves her ability to answer questions in Home Economics to Dorothy Male. To Marsha Minney she leaves her will to volunteer for orals. JOHN DRYJOWICZ leaves his baseball glove and other equipment to John Humber BARBARA EDELMANN leaves her basketnall uniform and her place on the varsity team to Nancy Jarosz. She leaves her seat in Geography to Dolores Dec ROBERT FIERLIT leaves to John Chaves the ability to get to school early enough to get a parking space. His bottomless locker he leaves to any antique collector who wants it. BEVERLYANN FLAGG leaves her typewriter in Typing Class to any up-and-coming typists; her Home Nursing notebook to any ¢ould-be Mother. CAROL FRANCK leaves her car-hop job at El Rancho to whoever is crazy enough to take it. She leaves her bookkeeping ruler and gym suit, that bears ‘‘Jack’s’”’ name, to Pauline Cyranowski. KENNETH FRENCH leaves to Junior Zabek his ability to drive reck- lessly and survive to finish high school. To Tommy Duffy, he leaves all his bad luck, and his ability to keep out of trouble with Chief Thompson. DOROTHY GAMBLE leaves to Rosemarie Martin her locker that never closes without a kick, and to Tommy Tucker her ability to get up early in the morning to go to school. BRUCE GAY leaves his burner in Chemistry 41 to his brother, Wallace. He wills his parking soace in the lot to his little brother, Robert. MARY GIBB leaves to Grace Dias her love for orals and her ability to get “A’s’’ in them. To anyone who is crazy enough to talk a lot in Mrs. Ziwot’s room, her lonely seat in the back of the room. AUDREY GRAHAM leaves her seat in Stenography I! to Barbara Budnick, who thinks she will like it. To Ann Bourdeau, Audrey wills her ability to go steady. ELAINE GRAVELINE wills to Lynda Fidalgo and Pauline Cyranowski the strength in her right arm that has enabled her to scoop pistachio ice cream at the ‘‘Double D.’’ To Tom Carroll and ‘‘Jackie” Palatino, she leaves the privilege of proving once again next fall that Mr. Grattan Rooney really has nine lives where Driver Educa- tion is concerned! KIRSTEN GREEN leaves to Janice McArthur her Senior Home Room seat. To Marsha Minney, she leaves her ability to get along with Miss Smith. LAWRENCE GREEN leaves his Home Room seat to Robert Dill. To “Red’’ Markiewicz he leaves all his books and classes. ROGER GREGOIRE leaves his front seat in Mr. Boita’s ‘‘Trig’’ class to Nicky Humber. All new gum wrappers he leaves to Mrs. Ziwot. ROSEMARY HARAKIEWICZ leaves her seat on the school bus to Judy Burroughs. Her gym clothes and shower shoes go to her cousin, Joyce Bienvenu. FRANCIS HOULE leaves his singing in the halls to ‘‘Smiley’’ Brennan; to the Junior boys, chemistry with Mr. Sunderland. LINDA HUFF leaves her seat in Miss Saulnier’s class to her sister, Sally; also to Sally, her locker, gym clothes, and books, to all of which she is entirely welcome. CHARLES JABLONSKI leaves his golf clubs to Andy Johnston. His warped locker and books go to Robert Dill. EVELYN JOAQUIN leaves to Carole Smola her seat in Mrs. Corm ier’s Bookkeeping class; her morning ride to school in her green Olds to Lenore Provost. JANE KAWECKI wills to her brothers her morning walks to school. She leaves to any despairing Senior, Macbeth, Julius Caesar, and Romeo and Juliet. PATRICIA KOLANO wills to her sister, Lorraine, all the joys and sorrows of four years at Ludlow High. To any eager sophomore, she leaves all her National Geographic Magazines for use in Mrs. Klemper’s geography classes. CAROL LAFLAMME wills to Donald Libiszewski her ability to drive well. To Barbara Libiszewski she offers her love for Bookkeeping and all the red and blue headaches that go with it. COLLIN LAKE leaves his seat in detention hall to anyone who is as fortunate as he. When June 12 materializes, he will leave two strips of burnt rubber, two trails of smoke, and a lot of noise to anyone left behind. BERNARD LAROSE leaves his drawing ability to Chris Lima; his seat in Miss Saulnier’s room to anyone who likes to write! EUGENE LEBOEUF wills his front seat in English to anyone who wants it; his short thirty-second orals to Charles Wikar. NORMAN LETENDRE wills his knowledge of building hot rods to Dick Dawson, and his sideburns to Marianne Suzor. ANTONIA LUIZ leaves to Irene Fernandes her seat in Miss Saulnier’s class. To Manuela Lopes, she leaves her moth-eaten gym suit and large (?) locker. ELVIRA LUIZ leaves her ability to type to Nuella Lopes, and her ability to do everything wrong in Miss Smith’s classes to Irene Fernandes. NANCY LUSSIER leaves to Richard Dawson her good marks English; to anybody who will listen, Mr. Hurley’s interesting talks. in EMILIE MARTIN wills her ability to do homework for other classes during class time without being caught to John Chenaille; to any girl who wants them, her gym suit and shower shoes. BARBARA MARTOWSKI leaves her seat in Problems to her sister, Jeanne, who has to take it anyway. She also wills her ability to do English outlines to Gloria Wakem. WILLIAM MILROY wills to his brother, Chuck, one pair of dilapidated football shoes. To “Smiley’’ Brennan, he wills his ability to sleep in class. CAROL MOCCIO leaves to Victor, Bonnie, and Georgianna the fun of another year in Art together. To her two nephews, she leaves the hope of having a new high school. ROSEMARIE MONETTE leaves all the fun of the Senior year to Jeanne Martowski. Her four years of English in Miss Saulnier’s class she leaves to her brother, Bob. RICHARD MOORE leaves his seat in Miss Vogian’s study to his brother, Bob; and his ability to get out of gym to his cousin, Sonny. DOROTHY MORISSETTE Douthwright. She also bus to Sandy White. MARY ELLEN NELSON wills to her brother, Billy, her inability to play football. To Jack Mattot, she leaves the fenders on the school car for him to bend. KATHLEEN O’NEILL leaves her front seat in Mr. Schimdt’s Room to her brother, Pat. Her gym suit goes to Maureen. JEAN OUELETTE wills her disagreements with Miss Kudlic to those who get into trouble with her by always doing the right thing. To her two younger brothers, she wills the hope of getting a new high school. ERMA PALHEIREDO leaves her seat in Problems to her nephew, Danny, and she hopes he has a better year than she did. Her “love” for Mr. Russell she wills to Joe Jorge, and she hopes that he never is ‘’‘wise’’ enough to argue with him as she did. to give orals to John space on the morning leaves her ability leaves her floor Home MARTHA PAUL leaves her seat in Stenography to any non-speller who is crazy enough to take it, and her business ability, if any, to Ann Bourdeau. GERALDINE PECZKA leaves her long walks to school to Chester Lata, and the walk back home to Kathy Fournier. She also leaves her seat in Mrs. Cormier’s Stenography and Typing classes to Ernest Hiersche. RICHARD PERKINS wills to ‘’Smiley’” Brennan and Gerry O’Gorman his daily coke and smoke at Ernie’s before school. He leaves his “love” for Miss Vogian to Bob Mucha and “Jackie” Palatino. CHARLOTTE REYNOLDS leaves her seat in English to her sister, Patty, and her gym clothes to whoever wants them. JUDITH ROBERTS leaves her gym clothes to anyone who wants them and her ability to just about make the bus to school in the morning to her sisters, Lucille and Lorraine. STANLEY RYCZEK wills to ‘Red’ Markiewicz “CLOUD 13” in Miss King’s class; to ‘‘Smiley’” his love for going to school. KATHLEEN SALETNIK wills her desk in Problems and her love for school to her sister, Barbara, and to her brother, Paul. ISABELLE SMOLA leaves her love for driving to her sister, Carole, Marilyn K., and Barbara M. She leaves her English homework and orals to all the industrious Juniors. JUDY STUART leaves her love for basketball games to Eddie Brunelle. To Pat Narreau and Charlotte Wrona, she leaves her love for a good time. CATHERINE STUPAK leaves to her brother, Alex, her seat in Mr. Schmidt’s Home Room. To any Junior girl who wants it, she leaves her love for basketball players, and the pleasure of writing to them when they join the Navy. FRANCES SZLOSEK wills Miss Saulnier, Mr. Boita, Mr. Hurley, and all the fun she’s had in Ludlow High School to her brother, Mickey. To Charlotte Wrona, she wills her love for sports, espe- cially baseball. JOSEPH SZLOSEK leaves the ability to have the opposing football players like h im to Stu Leslie and Bob Podoski. MARGARET TREMBLAY wills her seat in Mr. Schmidt’s room to her sister, Ellen. She wills her love for school to Jeannie. WILLIAN TUCKER wills his seat in Miss Vogian’s study to his brother, Tom. His ability to answer questions in English literature he leaves to anyone who wants it. ANNA VAN WYCK bequeathes to Elaine Chomyn, her headaches and the editor of the Hi-News. To her sister, Joyce, she leaves all the English outlines she wrote for Miss Saulnier’s classes. ROBERT WARREN leaves his ability to “get in Dutch’ with Miss Saulnier to Paul Brodeur, and all his arguments in Problems to Billy Nelson. GLADYS WELCH wills to Maxine Tetrault and Rosemary Guzik her love for reading good enjoyable books, and any old remaining yearbook pictures of herself. To her younger brother, Donald, she leaves her love for homework and her partial knowledge of any- thing that should be remembered of tests and quizzes. JOSEPH WERSETSKY his Raymond Vigneault. JEFFREY WILCOX leaves his lack of knowledge in English to ‘’Smiliey”’ Brennan. To Barbara Blanchard, he leaves his 1940 Ford, if she can ever get it started. RICHARD WILCOX wills his ability to give orals to his brother, Woody; and his ability to hand in homework a day late to “Punky.” KATHLEEN WLODYKA wills her love for chocolates to Don Papuga. She leaves her ability to get along with her teachers to her brothers, Jimmy and Joe-Joe, and to her sisters, Suzie and Martha. PATRICIA ZABAWA leaves her seat in Mr. Hurley’s Problems class to Dot Malek, and her place in Choralettes to anyone who wants hard work. leaves remarkable love for studying to We declare the above document to be our first and only testament to date. We reserve the right to alter any and all clauses whenever we choose. However, we hereby appoint Miss Florence M. Saulnier to be the executrix and administrator of this, our first will and testament, and we ordain that she execute said bequests with no regard for any changes we may try to makel!! Given in the executive chamber, Room 207, of the Ludlow High School, in the year of Our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-eight, in the twelfth year of our education, and in the first year of our adulthood. (Witnesses) JAMES RUSSELL LONGFELLOW RALPH WALDO LOWELL CHAUCER WILLIAM MILTON (Signed) FRANCES SZLOSEK for The Class of 1958 4| Stanley Ryczek Robert Warren Robert Warren Francis Houle Collin Lake Richard Perkins Kenneth Brothe Richard Perkins John Zielinski - Robert Fierlit Bruce Gay Roger Gregoire Francis Houle John Dryjowicz Stan Ryczek __ Robert Warren Francis Houle Joseph Szlosek Joseph Szlosek Joseph Szlosek William Milroy Richard Perkins Francis Houle Roger Gregoire Stanley Ryczek Richard Wilcox John Dryjowicz “Short Shorts” CLASS BALLOT Mr. Senior, Miss Senior Anna Van Wyck Anna Van Wyck Barbara Martowski Frances Szlosek __. Joan Brunelle Catherine Stupak Nancy Berselli Carol Franck rs Antonia Luiz Carol Moccio Isabel Smola Evelyn Joaquin Evelyn Joaquin Ella Mae Gauthier Carol Franck PERT Ne IPA Ai eer MP ASREY Wr sl te el ORI ee A Gladys Welch Class Couple pa i st ete la are ea Mary Gibb Question Box NEE St MeReES MARIA Ae RAEN SD BY AIR at LS eT Th Joan Brunelle Class Actor, Class Actress i Re Mo NOL SEARS Pile ARMM: 2) The tonto ONIN Dean SOS Emilie Martin Heartbreaker SRS Nes Seer ean cimere: Kiet ton EMO he wT) Deanna Douville, Nancy Lussier Class Sinner MEM Ye Ee el eee eats amen Ts 1S yes a be cles SL Carol Frank Most Athletic SOP cel et MR tee ONT OF Sek Pele at te 5M ae vs Tota (LT CEI EO Sandra Desnoyers Teacher's Delight EOE te ONS BE Soret 8 ene Weary hs ME) TE es 9 RO tas oe Frances Szlosek Teacher's Trial eRe AL ERIE hits Bisbee axl Lt ep re Geer | eel eet as Ie Carol Franck Most Talented AA RL Te SUH RS DNR en BEN oh Cee eke Nea A AV ee ead ak. Carol Moccio Happy-Go-Lucky ER af ieee A) Secs Wie Se wees Seer ee Ieee Catherine Stupak Best Dancer ERED Tc thackte es MLM iy Pte IAN! Le, RE Ee Patricia Zabawa Most Polite Res ae Le ie cee re) et eee el EE tA ne Elaine Graveline Class Mystery epee ee eee oes anne eet ol eee Gladys Welch Class Songs SAE ASAONe SOOT L Wee WIR Pees AOA LORE ear ra eee eR EN “Get a Job” Favorite Teachers a ee Oe eee Florence M. Saulnier, Lillian Ziwot Mr. and Miss Personality Mr. and Miss Senior Mr. and Miss Citizen Mr. and Miss Hollywood gpa, ci� . MRED Class Couple fh weg Mr. and Miss Flirtation Mr. and Miss Silence Mr. and Miss Grr!!! FLA ule. Ke SSS GE EEE 0 ne a ee 2 ee ees es ro ame Air nie 1B ii oA ee py 8-9-7 08-6 oF aaa ia St Se Gar 3 7 ERE SEED DE ES i YL ft = tent a... 2 re v8 PTT is) aS | aN SK ge ° zy ees Ss SS i § S 3 BSoy aon SS So8 ss N 3 x Sx 33 e =-s aS 3 8 SS s ‘ Me S 2 y b aS ae eS Bik § = = fe i Sy +s «i S —— 2� mls és sai a Cae TO] = 8 =a ans Ss TL ws los Sas 3 i 1) ess 3 nn “ W ss SS dhe Ss SA TS S Vv rN eS 9 Nae es wed s lp = S ap — © JS ‘se SS Atl 9 2 § si A WON 3 S “s We ae Hos ve cue — . mY EPS NaS? SES a ‘3 € cy Soe Q wy —LY Y © VW S cf ne 3 S SS SS de Ss 3 45 EDITORIAL STAFF Front row, left to right: Kathleen Wlodyka, Irene Carvalho, Elaine Graveline, Geraldine Peczka. Second row: Barbara Edelmann, Rosemarie Monette, Frances Szlosek, Patricia Kolano, Anna Van Wyck. Third row: Kenneth Brothers, Frederick Aurnhammer, Paul Bowler, Sandra Desnoyers, William Milroy, Bruce Gay. Absent when picture was taken: John Dryjowicz. 46 unwnont-oMm Front row: Joan Brunelle, Editor-in-Chief. Second row, left to right: Linda Huff, Art Editor; Barbara Martowski, Chief Typist. Third row: Frances Szlosek, Assistant Editor; Florence M. Saulnier, Advisor. BUSINESS STAFF Front row, left to right: Kathleen O'Neill, Carol Franck, Erma Palheiredo, Jean Ouelette, Evelyn Joaquin. Second row: Judith Stuart, Gladys Welch, Ella Mae Gauthier, Carol LaFlamme, Judith Roberts. ART STAFF Front row, left to right: Dorothy Morrissette, Ida Hubbell, Advisor; Linda Huff. Second row: Irene Carvalho, Mary Ellen Nelson, Helen Castro, Carol Moccio. TYPISTS Front row, left to right: Beverlyann Flagg, Irene Car- valho, Elvira Lui z, Barbara Martowski, Rosemarie Mon- ette, Antonia Luiz. Second row: Judith Stuart, Ella Mae Gauthier, Nancy Berselli, Kathleen O ’Neill, Judith Roberts, Patricia Zabawa, Carol LaFlamme. atte hd At iit oe en i SENIOR EDITORIAL STAFF Seated, left to right: Kathleen Wlodyka, Jane Kawecki, Geraldine Peczka, Elaine Chomyn, Anna Van Wyck, Editor-in-Chief; Patricia Kolano, Barbara Martowski, Elaine Graveline. Standing: John Dryjowicz, Carol Franck, Rosemarie Monette, Carol Coupal, Frances Szlosek, Catherine Stupak, William Rooney, Advisor. JUNIOR EDITORIAL STAFF Seated, left to right: Mary Lopata, Constance Podoski, Carolyn Amos, Joyce Van Wyck, Jeanne San- Soucie, Elaine Chomyn, Assistant Editor; Anna Van Wyck, Joyce Brunelle, Alice Gagne, Mary Ellen Kronick, Dorothy Malek. Standing: John Humber, William Nelson, Lorraine Yarymowicz, Ruth Wallace, Eleanor Peterson, William Rooney, Advisor; Patricia Sawicky, Bonnie Bassler, Susan Bassler, Janet Hiersche, Christopher Lima, Robert Ziemian. 48 YEAS Tis Seated, left to right: Patricia Kolano, Geraldine Peczka, Barbara Martowski, Jean Martowski, Chief Typist; Rosemarie Monette. Standing: Margaret Peryea, Lorraine Talbot, Charlotte Wrona, Judith Stuart. BUSINESS STAFF Seated, left to right: Margaret Tremblay, Diane Tower, Barbara Watson, Bruce Gay Business Manager; Judith Stuart, Carol Franck, Ermalinda Palheiredo , Jean Ouellette. Standing: Diane Lyon, Audrey Graham, Martha Paul, Nancy Lussier, Kathleen O'Neill, Kathleen Saletnik, William Rooney, Advisor. 49 Sit WEcwe Wk TORR = 3 SOCCER WESTERN MASS. CO-CHAMPIONS! Front row: Lawrence Cellilli, Richard Pasquini, James Andre, Anthony Palatino, Richard Bushey, Richard Kolodziej, John Fonte. Second row: William Podoski, Thomas Cellilli, Roger Dumas, Robert Makuch, Robert Markiewicz, Stanley Ryczek, Captain; Antonio Monteiro, Jack Palatino, William Kolodziej, Stanley Sambor. Third row: Mr. John Kurty, Coach; Edward Brunelle, William Cote, Robert Mucha, Richard Perkins, John Chenaille, Robert Dill. TEAM SCORES Lodlowse es 4 Cathedtalguc eee PUI Ws eee. 6 Smith 20 budlow Jeu A Monson Cot Pa eee ae budlow:_222 ie... 0) West: Sides sei 6) CIO i ee Classical rae ihe leh yge. ae Loe 4 Holyoke _- re) Ludlow.. a?) Monson ai | Ludlow___. LA Fechnical ts2 oes] Ludlow. | West Springfield 0 LUCIO eee eed Cathed(al ee. aee ee 2 Lucho wgeeeeee we | Classical eee. 218) Lidlowsea © Deertield a: a eA Ludlow______.____- caw Us of Mass: ge? Loclow2ee. eed Commerce 0 Won—10 Lost—2 Tied—2 Ludl ow High School—Western Mass. Co-Champions Ludlow—2 Monson—2 52 SOCCER SENIOR SOCCER STARS Stan Ryczek, Richard Perkins GOALS SCORED Ryczek? fan ecg Senne 26 MORC IO ci a re Soe 6 Marki@wicz: eae mime ene er ey 3 Palatino ese cam sere, teen s) JORG C Reweeerae Cen hes ee as ee ee 2 Makuch testes ee ee 1 Kolod zie [jee tes ee Re ee 1 53 FOOTBALL VARSITY SQUAD First row, left to right: James Brennan ‘59, David Dziura ‘59, William Nelson ‘'59, Frederick Aurn- hammer ‘58, Joseph Szlosek ‘58, William Milroy ‘58, John Matott ‘59, Robert Podoski ‘59. Second row: Richard O’Gorman ‘60, Eric Tyburski ‘61, William Livermore ‘61, August Dias ‘61, Charles Milroy ‘60, Tracy Baldrate ‘60, James Duquette ‘60, Robert Bates ‘60. Third row: Assistant Coach Peter Boita, David Bernard ‘61, Gary Reynolds ‘61, David Bergeron ‘59, Henry Tatro ‘60, Stewart Leslie ‘61, Michael Kochanek ‘61, Coach Charles Patullo. Fourth row: Manager Frank Trybulski ‘61, Richard Pasquini ‘61, Assistant Coach Louis Casagrande, Charles Plankey ‘60. Absent when picture was taken: John Cameron ‘61, Robert Dakers ‘61, John Humber ‘59, William Koscher ‘61. INDIVIDUAL SCORING iD engines Eis: Szlosek coh. a seh ] 25 WUT oo cae Seo ee eee | 2 8 Nelson _..___- 1 Lae Al ] 7 54 FOOTBALL e, aanPr names - . nar pene, . al VARSITY LINE-UP Front row, left to right: James Duquette, Frederick Aurnhammer, Robert Podoski, William Milroy, Tracy Baldrate, John Matott, James Brennan. Middle: William Nelson. Back row: August Dias, Joseph Szlosek, Charles Milroy. SENIOR STAND-OUTS Left to right: Coach Charles Patullo; Co-Captains William Milroy, Frederick Aurn- hammer, Joseph Szlosek. ole GIRLS’ BASKETBALL VARSITY Seated, left to right: Charlotte Wrona, Carolyn Amos, Patricia Bell, Kathleen Wlodyka, Alice Gagne. Standing: Patricia Henrichon, Sandra Nietupski, Mary Ann Couture, Helen A. Kudlic, Coach; Geraldine Dominick, Eleanor Peterson, Barbara Edelmann, Sandra Desnoyers. Co-Captains: Patricia Bell, Carolyn Amos. JUNIOR VARSITY Kneeling, left to right: Christine Saracino, Ida Bruni, Nancy Jarosz, Captain; Barbara Kivior, Carol Ehlers. Standing: Gail Gershowitz, Anne Bourdeau, Judith Abair, Gail Feicha, Linda Fidalgo, Katherine Fournier. 56 STRIKING SENIORS Seated: Patricia Bell. Standing: Sandra Desnoyers, Kathleen Wlodyka, Barbara Edelmann. Ludlow SCORES Monson Easinam pion asts5..- =e Were eee ee Enfield Monson Palmer Easthampton Warren Warren Warp As ee Enfield Palmer 57 BASKETBALL JUNIOR JETS Seated, left to right: Thomas Cellilli, John Humber, James Duquette, Edward Brunelle, James Brennan. Second row: John Kurty, Coach; Paul Dore, Robert Carneiro, Frederick Kozyra. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Left to right: Frank Trybulski, Manager; Eric Tyburski, Richard Gendreau, William Podoski, Robert Ziemian, Robert Dvorchak, William Koscher, Richard Kolodziej, Richard Pasquini, Lawrence Cellilli, Louis Casagrande, Coach. Absent when picture was taken: David Szabla, John Cameron, William Phelan, William White. INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES Games Total Pts. Ave. RYCZeK ae eal ee 8 4 14] 10. ZiCNSKI (eae ee Lee es 6 10 ers Mar kKiow ices casa. oe ee a 139 8.2 NelsOngsn22-2 aa eles = a 17 122 ree) Millay ne ae ons be NIE E ee 16 118 7.4 KOlod zie tires eee oe ea LZ 164 9.6 Halejas sisi eh gt 9 56 6.2 IU Chia i bees er oe re 14 60 4.3 58 BASKETBALL VARSITY Western Mass. Small High School Basketball Tournament Arms: 64 Ludlow: 54 Left to right: John Kurty, Coach; John Zielinski, Robert Mucha, James Duquette, John Humber, William Kolodziej, Edward Brunelle, Stanley Ryczek, William Nelson, Joseph Halgas, Robert Markiewicz, William Milroy, Manager. Absent when picture was taken: Charles Milroy. SCORES ol) ano 42 Classica meat ee 65 WiloW wee 50 Pritieidl eee eee ee eV DO 2 ae 29 Commerce __ 70 Pwelows 2 ee 74 Agawam 5a ee 50 (| 44 Longmeadow _.- 49 Fija ile (OME eee ate. PAlInen ge reo Bisel) RON as SN asi 58 Holyoke Trade 36 tol ore Sf Easthampton _.... 77 WTS |e es 29 Atiawalreoee. 2-2__ eee 46 Ludlow... 57 Wareidaece ae Bey LOgiow..... 68 Pale ene 50 budlaue....... _-.. 31 Enitield) ess oa Ja) 8 aos 44 Easthampton 66 ial nn 39 Longmeadow __. 56 LCs | eae 70 Ware madsen 53 [ire te.) 4] Commerce mean ewes a Ludlow___- 56 Classicals soe ee eee BASEBALL VARSITY TEAM spasms: First row, left to right: Charles Milroy ‘60, Randy Hamlin ‘58, Vincent Harackiewicz ‘57, Joseph Szlosek ‘58, Robert Warren ‘58, John Dryjowicz ‘58, Thomas Cellilli ‘60. Second row: Joseph Halgas ‘60, Robert Mucha ‘60, John Hamber ‘59, William Kolodziej ‘60, Walter Warzecki ‘59, John Chenaille ‘59. Standing: Robert Koss ‘57, Manager; John Hurley, Coach. Absent when picture was taken: Robert Fierlit ‘58. GAME SCORES PUCOW sa ees 10 Eastnampion 22. 13 LUCIO eeeeeree ee 1 COMmel Cem nase. eae 10 PUClOW cece 5 OK Gn tee oe 17 BUCO Waar 0 West Springfield 9 LUOIOW sae eee 3 4 lant 2 eee 13 Ludlow 2 4 Agawam: 27s 2 PCO Wire eee $ South Hadley 1 BUCO VW eax ee the 2] OEE Cia.} homens ae ea 7 PECOW i ace 0 Ware ioe Le 10 JCife | (o,f cere ] Enfield aie nt hie ce 0 OST | (9 Wee ea eae 5 Easthampton 7 LEW ee ed es 4 Agawam _. is RUCHOW 2228 o 2 Se 0 West Springfield ____ 7 bie | Gy a eee 3 Palmer: .ibe seh 6 Suis | fs) a a 1 South Hadley 2 Rielle 9 Ware £25 4 heuue 3 Te (5 ' ) aee 8 Eritieid: 222 232 pee 7 60 BASEBALL BIG SENIOR STICKS Tt Wem A eee 7 “sea Robert Warren, Robert Fierlit, Randy Hamlin, Joseph Szlosek, John Dryjowicz. SENIOR BATTING AVERAGES cD ate DW ek AVE. SZ OSG ueeee ee eee 60 1s 21 1350 LGTY Magee ee eee aes 4] 5 14 34] Hails eae eee ee a7, 14 17 .298 DEVIOW CZ a tees eee 61 5 16 .262 NV ORT Gr) cesses oes 32 6) 6 187 On the run!! High fly! él Did he make it? ae CHEERLEADERS Kneeling, left to right: Patricia Polys ‘60, Ida Bruni ‘60, Brenda Fidalgo ‘61, Carolyn Amos ‘59, Dulce Chaves ‘60. Standing: Jacqueline LaBier ‘60, Barbara Kivior ‘60, Linda Fidalgo ‘60, Gail Feicha ‘60, Marcia Podoski ‘60, Christine Saracino ‘60, Linda Jo Sanford ‘61. GOLF Seated, left to right: Paul Bowler, Charles Jablonski, Kenneth Brothers, Joseph Jorge. Standing: Ronald Wickman, Andrew Johnston, Robert Ziemian, John Kurty, Advisor. MAROON KEY Seated, left to right: Robert Warren, Joseph Szlosek, William Milroy. Standing: John Kurty, Charles Patullo, John Hurley, Advisors. 62 PROM COMMITTEES Chairwomen and Advisors Orchestra and Publicity Tickets and Invitations Decorations Refreshments 64 CA ealee le Gits) (3) (2) po— ee — 7 ICO ele IL Bp sa + eae 5 LT. Ren E 1 { - z ae GLEE CLUBS THIRD PERIOD FIFTH PERIOD Fh CHORALE FOURTH PERIOD SECOND PERIOD 66 MAJORETTES: Kneeling, left to right: Irene Szlosek, Sally Drost, Sandra Axiotis, Sandra White, Carol Charland, Susan Meunier, Dorothy Janik. Standing: Irene Maziarz, Rosemary Cipriano, Arminda Augusto, Elizabeth Bator, Judith Abare, Mary Ellen Kronick, Patricia Richardson, Constance Podoski, Barbara Blanchard, Dorothy Malek. CHORALETTES Left to right: Elaine Chomyn, Bonnie Bassler, Patricia Sawicky, Marsha Gilman, Nancy Lake, Patricia Zabawa, Jeanne SanSoucie. CHORALETTE ALTERNATES Left to right: Janet Hiersche, Dorothy Janik, Constance Coto, Susan Meunier, Irene Maziarz, Sandra Desnoyers. The Ludlow High School Band 67 fl be WR Na UN Lee gy STUDENT COUNCIL Seated, left to right: Elaine Chomyn, Irene Szlosek, Christine Saracino, Dulce Chaves, David Markiewicz, Anthony Palatino, Frank Trybulski, William Podoski, Alice Bojan, Mary Ellen Kronick, Barbara Watson, Dorothy Malek. Standing, left to right: Peter Boita, Advisor; Elizabeth Esteves, Carol Moccio, Arminda Augusta, Sandra Nietupski, Alice Gagne, John Cameron, Robert Fierlit, John Humber, President; John Curylo, Jacqueline LaBier, Jane Kawecki, Irene Carvalho, Barbara Kling, Catherine Stupak, Charles Patullo, Advisor. STUDENT PATROL Seated, left to right: Anthony Palatino, Irene Szlosek, Dulce Chaves, Barbara Kling, Alice Bojan, Mary Ellen Kronick, Dorothy Malek, Barbara Watson, Frank Trybulski. Standing: David Markiewicz, John Curylo, Arminda Augusta, Elizabeth Esteves, Carol Moccio, Alice Gagne, Roger Piorier, Advisor; Jacqueline LaBier, Irene Carvalho, Catherine Stupak, Robert Fierlit, William Podoski. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT PATROL Seated, left to right: Elizabeth Bojan, Patricia Korol, Joanne Diotalevi, Anne Saracino, Susan Waite, Margaret Avezzie. Standing: Stephen Yarymowicz, Sheryl Bolaski, Barbara Zych, Seated, left to right: Jacqueline Hope, Philomena Fabricini, Judith Sylvia Wareham, Judith Humber, Anne Mongeon, Robert Amos. Humber, Betty Ann Abair. Standing: Ronald Pobieglo, Manuel Soares, Third row: Norman LeBoeuf, Stephen Hamylak, John Saletnik, James Johnson, Joseph Queiroga, Robert Bousquet, Advisor. Augusto Sevivas, Ektor Trubounis, Advisor. 69 JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL SENIOR HIGH Seated, left to right: Richard Tebaldi, Walter Moore, Patricia Polys, Dolores Smith, Barbara Martowski, Patricia Kolano, Rosemarie Monette, Barbara Kivior, Edward Brunelle, August Dias. Standing: Richard Moore, Raymond Soloio, Bonnie Bassler, Mary Avezzie, Joyce Brunelle, Leora Smith, Advisor; Patricia Narreau, Nancy Fidalgo, Joyce Van Wyck, Nancy Lake, Theodore Bojan, Richard Perkins. PROJECTION CLUB First row, left to right: Victor Zabek, Richard Lavigne, Mary Ellen Kronick, Mary Jane Sniadowski, Jean Tondreau, Edward Schmidt, Advisor; Elaine Chomyn, Dorothy Malek, Louis Graveline, Bruce Gay. Second row: Roger Dumais, Antonio Conde, Brian Phelan, William Jaciow, Edward Pelletier, Gerald Petrolati, Jack Palatino, Edward Brunelle. JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL JUNIOR HIGH Seated, left to right: Charlotte McChesney, Advisor; Sheila Peabody, Adel Leanardo, Leora Smith, Advisor. Standing: David Downey, Robert McChesney, Frank Nietupski, Kenneth Dube, John Zielinski, John Alves. Absent when picture was taken: Patricia Walz, Chester Hawrylciew. 70 VERA B. WHEATON FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Seated, left to right: Barbara Budnick, Eunice DeMiranda, Patricia Sawicky, Alice Gagne, Barbara Romanko, Barbara Edelmann, Joyce Brunelle, Constance Kapinos. Standing: Dorothy Janik, Joyce Boulrice, Maxine Richards, Mable Barker, Patricia Bobowiec, Philmene G. Proctor, Advisor. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Seated, left to right: Helen Castro, Patricia Appecelli, Gloria Chicoine, Janet Hiershe, Anna Van Wyck, Patricia Kolano, Joyce Van Wyck, Linda Dickey, Dolores Dec, Catherine Stupak, Lucy Sambor. Standing: Susan Bassler, Joan Makuch, Sandra Sternala, Beverly Watson, Carol La Flamme, Rosemarie Monette, Kathleen Saletnik, Helen Fleming, Advisor; Ermalinda Palheiredo, Jean Ouellete, Kathleen O'Neill, Dorothy Malek, Mary Ellen Kronick, Nancy Lake, Theodora Tenerowicz. HI-Y Seated, left to right: William Nelson, Francis Houle, Robert Warren, Stanley Ryczek, William Milroy, Robert Markiewicz, John Chenaille. First row, standing: Robert Fierlit, Joseph Szlosek, John Zielinski, Robert Podoski, David Dziura, Roger Poirier, Advisor. Second row, standing: Thomas Carroll, John Humber, James Brennan, Paul Brodeur, Lawrence Green, John Matott. SENIOR PRO MERITO First row, left to right: Jame Kawecki, Treasurer; Frances Szlosek; Anna Van Wyck, President; Patricia Kolano, Secretary; Joan Brunelle, Vice President. Second row: John Dryjowicz, Irene Carvalho, Antonia Luiz, Miss Olive K. Brooks, Advisor; Geraldine Peczka, Barbara Martowski, William Milroy. Absent when picture taken: Robert Warren. JUNIOR PRO MERITO First row, left to right: Elaine Chomyn, Jean Martowski, Judith Dumas, Ruth Wallace, Jeanne SanSoucie, Sandra Axiotis, Charlotte Wrona, Carolyn Amos, Patricia Sawicky. Second row: Paul Brodeur, Alice Gagne, Eleanor Peterson, Dolores Dec, MiSs Olive K. Brooks, Advisor; Theodora Tenerowicz, Joanne Nowak, Bonnie Gerald Petrolati, Patricia Henrichon, Bassler, John Humber 72 ARCHBEARERS Left to right: Frances Szlosek, Wil- liam Milroy, Patricia Zabawa, Stanley Ryczek, Anna Van Wyck, John Zielinski, Barbara Martowski, Robert Fierlit. aL he hy Pere ig HEN VAS en ay, ee A.1.C. MODEL CONGRESS Seated, left to right: Anna Van Wyck, Barbara Martowski, Frances Szlosek. Standing: Francis Houle, Mr. John. Hurley, Advisor; Robert Warren. 73 GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ STATE Seated, left to right: Frances Szlosek; Anna Van Wyck, Alternate. Standing: William Milroy, Robert Warren. LIGHTS Seated: Anna Van Wyck, D. A. R. Award. Standing: Patricia Kalano, Red Cross Delegate; Robert Warren, Good Government Day Rep- resentative. 1957 RING COMMITTEE Seated, left to right: Frances Szlosek, Chairman; Mary 7. Cormier, Advisor. Standing: Irene Carvalho, Jane Kawecki. Absent when picture was taken: Rose- marie Monette, Richard Wilcox. Seated, left to right: Jane Kawecki, Antonia Luiz. Standing: Mrs. Mary T. Cormier, Nancy Berselli, Judith Stuart, Barbara Martowski. CLL GPTUNET La ate sf G.O. BALL COMMITTEE Left to right: Barbara Watson, Mary Ellen Kronick, Elaine Chomyn, Peter Boita, Advisor; Dorothy Malek, Irene Carvalho, Christine Saracino. SPORTS USHERS Seated, left to right: Susan Bochnia, Judith Lima, Nancy Fidalgo, Diane Tower, Helen Mondry. Standing: William Rooney, Advisor; Arminda Augusto, Elizabeth Esteves, Ann Guay, Diane Lyon, Marion Vautrain. 74 DONKEY BASKETBALL Somebody goofed!!! Cheerleaders??? The donkey’s on the left??? We wear “short shorts”’ 76 We’re getting promoted to the tenth grade! Everyone a prospective Prom King or Queen Sixth-Grade Sluggers How dry we were (before that pool party )! ne SENIORS IN ACTION Problems in problems Problems—but social problems | Future Congressmen Murdering Macbeth 78 2 te | 204 First row, left to right: Patricia Baltazar, Marguerite Brochu, Paul Brodeur, Elaine Chomyn, Edward Brunelle, Carolyn Amos, Bonnie Bassler. Second row: Mrs. Mary T. Cormier, Patricia Chabot, Barbara Blanchard, Judith Abare, Sandra Axiotis, Constance Coto, Judith Buroughs, Rosemary Cipriano. Last row: David Bergeron, Antonio Conde, James Ackerman, Richard Bourdeau, James Brennan, John Chenaille. Absent when picture was taken: Lee Borden. President: 2:22.32 ae Be eae ee JOHN HUMBER Vices President 22.22 eee WILLIAM NELSON Secretary o2p-tacoe en at) ae ee ee ALICE GAGNE Uréasurer--s. ee SAS ae eee JEANNE SANSOUCIE 0 UO — First row, left to right: Lorraine Fontaine, Sally Drost, Patricia Henrichon, Mary Ellen Kronick, John Humber, Alice Gagne, Judith Dumas, Georgiana Falconer, Jane Kielbania, Pauline Cyranowski. Second row: Doris Jarvis, Dolores Dec, Rita Kulig, Elizabeth James, Patricia Jodoin, Mary Ann Couture, Linda Dickey, Evelyn Dvorchak, Marsha Gilman, Geraldine Dominick, Mrs. Philomene G. Proctor. Last row: Paul Dore, Thomas Carroll, Richard Duquette, Peter Klassanos, David Dziura, Herman Hiersche, William Jaciow, John Hiersche, Robert Harris, Robert Dill, Louis Graveline. Absent when picture was taken: Donald Dube, Roger Dumais, Jeanne Gamache, John Guzik. First row, left to right: Barbara Mishol, Irene Maziarz, Eleanor Peterson, Dorothy Malek, William Nelson, Patricia Narreau, Jean Martowski, Mary Lopata, Rosema rie Martin. Second row: Joan Morton, Emily Pereira, Constance Podoski, Theresa Maziarz, Joan Nowak, Margaret Peryea, Diane Lyon, Mrs. Charlotte P. Focosi. Last row: Christopher Lima, Donald Mackey, David Mackey, Robert Markiewkicz, Chester Lata, John Matott, Edward Pelletier, Gerald Petrolati. Absent when picture was taken: Edward Labossiere, Robert McLean. Representative: 2040 ELAINE CHOMYN Representative 209 _......_-. MARY ELLEN KRONICK Representative? 21) 22 ae ee DOROTHY MALEK Representative: 2)|-2 see eee BARBARA WATSON 0 VO — First row, left to right: Lenore Provost, Marilyn Sunter, Ruth Wallace, Patricia Sawicky, Jeanne SanSoucie, Barbara Watson, Joyce Williamson, Mary Jane Sniadowski, Patricia Richardson, Richard Tebaldi. Second row: Mr. Peter Boita, Gloria Wakem, Theodora Tenerowicz, Lorraine Talbot, Jennie Wisniowski, Lorraine Yarymowicz, Carole Smola, Charlotte Wrona, Diane Tower, Cecile Walas. Last row: Richard Szarlan, Ray- mond Vigneault, Walter Warzecki, Charles Wikar, Robert Podoski, Jeffrey Wilcox, Alexander Stupak, Victor Zabek, Donald Tatro. Absent when picture was taken: Barbara Richards, Angelina Simao, Mary Wheeler. First row, left to right: Tracy Baldrate, Joyce Boulrice, Carol Charland, Arminda Augusto, Mary Avezzie, Barbara Budnick, Dulce Chaves, Eunice DeMiranda, Donald Bourcier. Second row: James Andre, Elizabeth Bator, Susan Bochnia, Ida Bruni, Judith Abair, Evelyn Czupryna, Sandra Drost, Roger Burrage, Mrs. Lillian Klempner. Last row: Richard Bushey, Robert Carneiro, Michael Bonsiewicz, Richard Dawson, John Douthwright, Thomas Cellilli, Robert Bates. Absent when picture was taken: Robert Bellisario, Donald Carrington, John Chaves, William Cote. 4 uv | Presidenhe estes Ure ee eee IRENE SZLOSEK Vice: President 2. eee JAMES DUQUETTE Secretary” ee DULCE CHAVES 9 Treasure pea ae ee ee eee BARBARA BUDNICK Representativel lil]! 22. ARMINDA AUGUSTO 6 Representatives 113) BETTY ESTEVES Representative 115 _..---------- JACQUELINE LABIER O Representative 117) === == SANDRA NIETUPSKI Representative 112 —-.__-. CHRISTINE SARACINO First row, left to right: Gail Gershowitz, Diana Ellis, Elizabeth Esteves, Melvin Gershowitz, Nancy Fidalgo, Ann Guay, Gail Feicha, Katherine Fournier. Second row: Joseph Halgas, Carol Ehlers, Christine Gentiles, Carol Goodreau, Susan Dynak, Jean- nette Goodreau, Linda Fidalgo, Thomas Duffy. Last row: Mr. William Rooney, Michael Hawrylciw, Robert Gosciminski, Charles Graveline, James Goodwin, Michael Hnatow, Anthony Dunn, Ernest Hiersche. Absent when picture was taken: Mary Dryjowicz, James Duquette, Claudia Flebotte,-Janet Hiersche. First row, left to right: Joaquin Palatino, Barbara Przyby- cien, Patricia Polys, Sandra Nietupski, Lucille Roberts, Marilyn Roberts, Harry Petrolati. Second row: Mr. Reno Savoia, Charles Plankey, Theresa Mosio, Barbara St. John, Carol Pollett, Helen Mondry, Barbara Romanko, Marcia Podoski, Richard Rodriques. Last row: Gerald O’Gorman, Brian Phelan, Robert Mucha, Cyril Ondre, Neil Nicol, Charles Milroy, David Quaglini, Robert Murty. First row, left to right: Frederick Kozyra, Patricia Karr; Judith Hope, Jacqueline LaBier, Barbara Kivior, Cynthia Jackson, Christine Kawalec, Richard Lavigne. Second row: Robert Makuch, Carol Lacroix, Gail Jasnocha, Nancy Jarosz, Susan Meunier, Dorothy Janik, Sandra Lusignan, David McChesney, Donald Martin. Last row: Victor Ker- tenis, Charles Jack, William Koss, Robert Marek, Joseph Jorge, William Kolodziej, Casimir Lopata, Arthur James, Donald Libiszewski, Mr. Henry Cant. Absent when pic- ture was taken: Pamela Jack, Andrew Johnston, Walter Mayowski. First row, left to right: Kenneth St. John, Frances Tokarz, Sandra White, Joyce Van Wyck, Christine Saracino, Irene Szlosek, Carol Whittier, Marie Zagraniczny, Richard Waite. Second row: Edward Vivier, Miss Margaret K. Murtagh, Ellen Tremblay, Barbara Saletnik, Marion Voutrain, Sandra Sternala, Beverly Watson, Stanley Zielinski. Last row: Henry Tatro, William Strempek, Stanley Tokurz, Thomas Tuttle, Stanley Sambor, Thomas Tucker, David Walker. Bil Bl2 105 First row, left to right: Richard Chrzan, Anne Askew, Alice Bojan, Joyce Brunelle, John Cameron, Kathryn Bergeron, Patricia Appicelli, David Bolduc. Second row: Mr. Charles Patullo, Ann Cote, Mable Barker, Susan Bassler, Anne Bourdeau, Janet Conner, Gloria Chicoine, Joanne Bushey, Patricia Bobowiec, Michele Alves. Last row: James Corey, David Bernard, Clifton Coto, Dennis Brunelle, James Cabey, Roderick Almeida, Lawrence Cellilli, Americo Chaves. Presidenti ee eae ee eee DAVID MARKIEWICZ Vice President —_-........_............... JOHN CAMERON Secretary i cues 2 eee Se ee KATHRYN BERGERON TYEASUTE reer see ee eth Ole Ee RONALD WICKMAN First row, left to right: August Dias, John Curylo, Grace Dias, Brenda Fidalgo, Judith Gates, Cynthia Coto, Richard Gendreau, David Eatherly. Second row: Alan Goodreau, Irene Fernandes, Cynthia Erb, Doris Dube, Priscilla Fenney, Mary Ann Goncalves, Carol Dansereau, Peter Czechowski, Mr. Edward Schube. Last row: Frank Evangelista, Robert Dakers, Leo Dupuis, Philip Dawson, Peter Czajkowski, Raymond Couture, Robert Dvorchak, Jack Fonte. Absent when picture was taken: John Durocher. First row, left to right: William Koscher, Anthony Jarvis, Barbara Libiszewski, Barbara LeDuc, Constance Kapinos, Nancy Lake, Barbara Kling, Anne Gregory, Judith Jack, Boyd Layton. Second row: Mr. Roger Poirier, John Henderson, John Lopata, Sally Huff, Joanne Leger, Dorothy Leschuck, Sandra Kogut, Virginia Hope, Mary Lopes, Sandra Goodrow, Richard Kolodziej, Albert Goodreau. Last row: Michael Kochanek, Alton Higgins, Steve Cosciminski, Lance LeBrasseur, Lawrence Madden, William Livermore, Stewart Leslie, Walter Gruver, Donald Lever, Ronald Krynicki, Richard Howes. Absent when picture was taken: Rosemary Guzik. 106 First row, left to right: Janice McCarthy, Marion Mazur, Marsha Minney, Anthony Palatino, Walter Moore, David Markiewicz, Joan Makuch, Helena Migacy, Hazel Pereira, Maureen McLeish. Second row: Miss Katherine Vogian, James Nelson, Gary Nicol, Carol Nowak, Roberta Paoletti, Silvana Morgavio, Elizabeth Petrolati, Nancy Mastalerz, Joyce Parker, William Phelan, Harry Ney. Last row: Joseph Martin, Wrenn Mortimer, Antonio Monteiro, Lawrence Nascimento, Patrick O’Neill, Richard Pasquini, Robert Pease, Stephen Martalerz, Peter Paliki. Absent when picture was taken: Richard O'Gorman. Representative) Bill ee see ALICE BOJAN Representative JOHN CURYLO Representative BARBARA KLING Representative ANTHONY PALATINO Representatives |O = mee ae ae WILLIAM PODOSKI Representative 108 ___.................---....- FRANK TRYBULSKI 107 First row, left to right: Mary Ann Salli, Sandra Severns, Lorraine Roberts, Maxine Richards, Raymond Saloio, Lucy Sambor, Jane Pisarczyk, Wilhemina Pianowski, Linda Jo Sanford. Second row: Stanley Lib- iszewski, Jill Rodimon, Carol Remillard, Mary Queiroga, Janice Phoeniz, Dianne Ricardi, Lois Rae, Martha Selden, Kenneth Richards. Last row: Chester Ryba, Francis Skala, Milton Provost, Brian Smith, Paul Saletnik, Frank Saczawa, Raymond Prokop, Dennis Sawicky, Joseph Roberts. Absent when picture was taken: William Podoski, Christine Podsadowski, Gary Reynolds. First row, left to right: Geraldine Strycharz, Phyllis Sznaider, Jeanne Tondreau, Ronald Wickman, Dolores Smith, Frank Trybulski, Lorraine Ziemba, Susan Smolen, Jo Ann Vigneault. Second row: Louis Suzor, Theresa Sniadowski, Helen Sznajder, Margaret Warren, Maxine Tatrault, Carol Vigneault, Veronica Stroz, Marian Sousa, Jean Twarog, Eric Tyburski. Last row: William White, John Surprenant, David Szabla, Robert Tibbetts, Miss Almeda King, Richard Zwinski, Robert Ziemian, Robert Tower, Michael Donahue, Donald White. Absent when picture was taken: Richard Stone, James Wlodyka, Jean Trombley. 108 Patrons Billy's Service Station Board of Selectmen Cameron's Cleaners The Chapman Valve Manufacturing Company Ed Dearborn's Service F. Moskal Insurance George's Auto Sales Gowen and Trombly, Inc. Gremio Lusitano Women's Auxiliary Ludlow Savings Bank Monsanto Chemical Corporation Montcalm's Pharmacy Oaks Motors Owen's Pharmacy Sanit Service Company Scott Bros. Stanley's Spa Steve's Service Station United Floor Service 90 $ p ONSOTS Amarel's Sunoco Station Andy's Market Backson Tool Company Benway's Service Station Booth's Drug Store B. Z. Jenney Service C. Z. Smith Company Chmura's Bakery Central Office Supply Community Food Store Dias Food Market Cromwell Mills Dino's Barber Shop Dave's Variety Dr. E. Bertrand David Irvine Eaton Lumber Company Ernie's Spa F. F. Tool Company Frank's Auto Body Frank's Diner Fuller's Service Station Gaviglio's Package Store Harry's Food Market Harold's Flower Shop Haviland Club 91 Henrick's Henry's Jewelers Hercules Cleaners Hiersche's Electrical Appliances Jessie's Kiddyland John Sunderland Kitchener's Ludlow Coal and Oil Company Ludlow Fish Market Ludlow Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. George A. Maillard Macey's Luncheonette $ - ONSOTS Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Martin Mary's 5 10 Miller's Dairy Modern Shoe Repair Orchard Jewelry Orchard Alignment Company Pope's Paint Store Sally Donovan Thomas Griffin Twin Gables Gobblers Unity Market White Eagle Soda Company W. Tenerowicz Market Zaranek's Texaco Friends A. H. Bartlett and Company Bolduc's Service Cuthbert Auto Body Corbin's Tree Service Della's Hat Shoppe Family Food Market Fenney's Country Store Ferrerra Spring and Part Company Fournier's Drug Store Joe's Fine Foods John Wrona Liberty Bakery, Indian Orchard Marlowe's Package Store Marty's Beverages Mr. and Mrs. William Milroy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paoletti National House Hotel Phyl's Spa Popular Market Pure Ice Company Saletnik's Cafe Silva's Barber Shop Szabla's Market Turnpike Package Store 93 It is a far, far better thing that we do now, than we have ever done; it is a far, far, better rest that we deserve now than we have ever deserved! LITHOGRAPHED BY TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. ce ms ) i. ty ? yas i fi io e Ae 7