Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

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CLASS. PRESIDENT Chester W. Hawrylciw “His zeal is unbounded” PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE At this time I should like to express my sincere gratitude to the members of the Class of 1962 for electing me to serve as their president. It has been a great pleasure, a wonderful experience, and a distinct honor for me. Our class has worked well together to make our final years memorable ones. The success of our Senior Year activities—The Booster Day Dance and Bonfire, The Senior Show, Graduation activities, and The Ludlow Lion have all been examples of the proficiency of our class. Our success, however, could not have been attained without the aid and co-operation of the senior class advisors, to whom we are truly grateful. A special note of thanks also goes to Mr. Wrinn, without whose efforts, the unforgettable Senior Show would not have been possible. In conclusion, I hope that the past four years will serve as your inspiration for success . . . and for the resolution to achieve it. Now, with the memories and the knowledge acquired at Ludlow High School, it is up to each of us to fare forth into the frontiers of the future. Sincerely, ae Chester W. Hawrylciw CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Jacqueline M. Hope, secretary; Chester W. Hawrylciw, president; Michael T. Szlosek, vice-president; Richard D. Thompson, treasurer. “Exercise powers best for the general welfare”

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HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Left to right: Patricia A. Walz, room 217; Robert D. McChesney, room 215; Judith A. Humber, room 207: Ab- sent: Sheryl L. Bolaski, room 205. JUNIOR RED CROSS ery attentive and agreeable.” Left to right, seated: A. Stuart Fuller, room 207. Standing: Louis A. DeTomas, room 205; D. Moore, room 215; Walter W. Wilczynski, room 217. “ Robert

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BETTY ANN ABAIR “Betty” AMBITION: To be a successful teacher and travel to Hawaii PET PEEVE: Monday morning and being rushed WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Cheering at the 1960 Amherst football game and 1961 Small School Tournament WILL MISS MOST: Familiar faces in L.H.S. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 1; Refreshment Committee Chairman 2; Promenade Usher 2; Senior Show Usher 2; Open Night Usher 3; Hi-Y Amateur Show Usher 3; Glee Club 1, 4; Junior Promenade Orchestra and Publicity Committee Chairman; Junior Promenade Mistress of Ceremony; Ring Committee 3; Future Teachers of America 3, President 4; Hi-News Make-up Editor 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Show Costume Committee. ANTHONY L. ADAMSON areas AMBITION: To become an officer in any branch of the services PET PEEVE: Report cards WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The Thanksgiving football games WILL MISS MOST: Football practice and parties after the games ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3; Hi-Y Shows 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Senior Dance Ticket Committee; Suburban League All-Star Football Team 4; Senior Show. DOROTHY ELLEN ALPHONSO “Dotty” AMBITION: To become a millionaire’s secretary PET PEEVE: Walking to and from school WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Mullins’s history class WILL MISS MOST: Taking showers in Miss Kudlic’s gym class ACTIVITIES: Freshman Dance Refreshment Committee; Glee Club 1, 3.