Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1964 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS OF LUDLOW HIGH SCHOOL LUDLOW MASSACHUSETTS presents f Something Labor with what zeal we will Something still remains undone, Something uncompleted still IL Waits the rising of the sun. eft By the bedside, on the stair, At the threshold, near the gates, With its menace or its prayer, Undone Like a mendicant it waits; Waits, and will not go away; OW aits, and will not Le gainsaid; By the cares of yesterday Each to-day is heavier made; Till at length the Lurden seems Greater than our strength can Lear, Heavy as the weight of dreams, Pressing on us everywhere. And we stand from day to day, Like the dwarfs of times gone by, Who, as Northern legends say, On their shoulders held the sky. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow THE 1964 LUDLOW LION STAFF NANCY FERREIRA Editor-in-Chief PHYLIS ASHWELL ALYCE MARTOWSKI Assistant Editor Typing Editor MaARSHA ALVES BRUCE DZIURA Photography Editor Sports Editor ROSEMARY MCMENAMIN SUSAN BOURCIER Business Editor Art and Layout Editor Miss Gait A, FURMAN Advisor CONTENTS FACULTY . UNDERCLASSMEN . GRADUATES ACTIVITIES. SPORTS . page 6 . page 9 . page 25 . page 64 . page l JOHN F. KENNEDY 35th President of the United States of America In Humble Dedication... A rocking chair, a PT-109, a politician, a Bostonian, the New Frontier, “vigah,” an author, a father, a man very much alive—a hate, a madman, a gun, and it was no more. This man, President John F. Kennedy, was truly “our President.” His youthful energy and zest for living were magnetic. “Jack” was the epitome of our New Gener- ation. This man, immensely popular at home and abroad, seemed almost a personal friend to all Americans. His wife summarized his administration with a line from one of his favorite musical comedies: “Don’t let it be forgot, that once there was a spot, for one brief shining moment that was Camelot.” In his one brief shining term of office he said, ‘Let us begin,” and he did begin. His goal is stated in his own words: “Ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country. My fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man.” He gave all that any countr y can expect of a person—his life. In honor of this sacrifice we, the class of 1964, dedicate this edition of the Ludlow Lion to John Fitzgerald Kennedy. Let us also dedicate our lives to the ideals he repre- sented. Finally, let us allow Shakespeare to give a tribute to our fallen chief. “This was a man.” To the Class of 1964: A very important period of your life is coming to an end—a period of close supervision and guidance at home and at school. The roots of your future success are here in Ludlow—what you make of your life from now on is entirely up to you. I can see by your records that you are well prepared for the exciting new adventures which are ahead of you. I have had the pleasure of knowing you only a short time, but I feel that you are capable, you are prepared, and I expect the future to greatly respond to your good work. My sincere best wishes are extended to each of you. Kenneth A. Lant Superintendent of Schools MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1964 The membership of the Class of 1964 contains within its ranks an exceptional amount of talent and ability in the field of academic, athletic, social and civic pursuits. I have appreciated over the years, the contributions which you have made of these talents to the betterment of Ludlow High School. In this final message to the Class I would ask that all of you continue to contribute in your life after graduation, as you have so ably done during your years here. I’m sure the contributions you can make to society will make for its betterment and will, in turn, bring honor to you and prestige to the High School of which you are a product. Mrs. Penny Abrahamson Mr. Grattan Rooney, Assistant Principal Mr. Joseph Andreis Mr. Thomas Behan Mr. Peter Boita Mr. Emilio Bollea Mr. Robert Bousquet Miss Olive Brooks Miss Geraldine Brunell Mrs. Antoinette Burgess Mr. Bernard Burns Mr. Henry Cant Mr. Louis Casagrande Mr. James Cavallo Mrs. Mary T. Cormier Mr. Francis Duclos Miss Helen Fleming Miss Gail Furman Mr. Stanley Haluszka Mr. John Hurley Mr. Marc Katsoulis Mrs. Lillian Klempner Miss Helen Kudlic Mr. John Kurty Mr. Jerome Linehan Mr. William Lucia Mr. Raymond Mancinelli Mr. John Moore Miss Carol Moran Mr. William Mullins Mr. Arthur Nelson Mr. Charles Patullo Mrs. Philomene Proctor Mr. William Rooney Miss Florence Saulnier Mr. Reno Savoia Mrs. Alyce-Mae Slosek Mr. Robert Steele Miss Mary Szczygiel Mrs, Anita Taylor Dr. Harry Vartanian Mr. Gregory Wrinn Mrs. Heather Yarnall FRESHMEN Mitchell Ziencina Beatrice Berry President Vice President Karen Alves Secretary Cindy Machado Treasurer Homeroom 301 Mr. Behan Homeroom 300 Miss Fleming ee LEIS A cl Iv it ie AY Homeroom 302 Mr. Steele wv a 6 5 o 6 x Mrs, Taylor 1S . Mr = oS gs gx Vv E ° r o — ca) al cq ° (e) ke 7) c S a0) 9° i a lee “ ™= bey g QQ x — Ss 12 Homeroom 303 Mr. Savoia Homeroom 320 Mr. Duclos Homeroom 317 Dr. Vartanian SOPHOMORES Raymond Warren Lynn Freiberg President Vice President Paula Fidalgo Treasurer Nancy Libiszewski Secretary Sophomore Activities it is aN es Teenage Vit hee M 0 = = = 5 is) gs 32 gz gm 2s eS 6 ok eS ss 15 Homeroom 109 Mrs, Klempner ioe ean Pee S| Homeroom 104 Mrs, Cormier Homeroom 111 Mr. Cant Homeroom 113 A Mr. Haluszka 8 € ° 9 ov 3 x JUNIORS James Rooney Betty Ann Avezzie President Vice-President Linda Saloio Harry McDonough Secretary Treasurer Junior Activities Homeroom 311 Miss Lindsey Homeroom 217 Mr. Linehan Homeroom 310 Mrs. Burgess scion Sah REE AREER EON iter Cae A REBEL gn eS aa RO ‘ H v Homeroom 201—Miss Dubois Homeroom 216—Mr. Cavallo Vv 21 OO a eS Se Student teachers Mr. Collins, Miss Wilson, Mr. Mrs, Pearson What a ham! Mehan, Miss Kelly, Miss Highland, Miss Simonds. ‘ = A wae otk $e ss WHYN top ten. Eat, drink, and be merry, cut, Hard at work, Sweet sounds of music. THE END!! Tribute To A Teacher A pair of ebony framed glasses, a suitcoat without a button, a man without a key, a believer in the Class of °64, a teacher of noble ideals, this is William Mullins. He came to us in the 7th grade and has been a source of encouragement to us ever since. This truly dedicated teacher could be seen at all our social functions coaxing the boys to dance, and complimenting the girls on their pretty appearances. He always gave us credit when credit was due, and because he was so inter- ested in our welfare, he pointed out to us our shortcomings. Mr. Mullins, possessing the qualities and requisites of a true man and teacher, has tried to impart to us a responsibility to our parents and friends, to our school, to our country, and to God. His first coaching job was with our fresh- man team. Mr. Mullins in action. Relaxation between classes. As I sat on the beach last summer Class Fascinated by the tide and the sky; My thoughts drifted remotely To the coming year of high. P My thoughts then drifted slightly oem To the wonderment of time; And like time and the restless tide I began this little rhyme. I went back to my very first school day Way back in 52 And sort of remembered the feeling Of timidness and “growing up’’ too. I suppose all of you, dear Classmates Had the same feeling as I; So now I'll reminisce with “we” And try to bring memories and sighs, We sailed along the sea of knowledge Each year giving our all; When to our amazement and sorrow We were on double sessions, do you recall? We tried so hard to study And as our junior high days drew to a close; We were thrilled with the new high school Nearing completion for our dispose. And now, where has the time gone? I ask myself and I sigh; Since we were lowly freshmen In the glorious Ludlow High. We have had some memorable moments Our dances, parties, and games; As well as all of our studies oo numerous to list by name. We thank all of our teachers For their patience, sincerity, and drive; To help us get all our knowledge We really tried hard to survive. It is with a note of sadness Our high school days come to a close; What our future holds for us No one, but God, really knows. However, as a class we will promise To be faithful, loyal, and true; Sincere, understanding, and trustful In whatever we are chosen to do. The “New Frontier” — the time is called We all will do our share; To keep and preserve this land of ours From fear and war and care. So as the Class of sixty four Departs like all the rest; We will look back on our high school days With pride, and joy and zest. And as our parting farewell May you always say; “The Class of 1964 Was the best to pass this way.” MARYELLEN ROONEY 64 26 ALMA MATER Students all, let’s raise our voices, Singing praise of Ludlow High, Ring, oh bells of alma mater, Bells that call from far and wide. In our hearts you'll live forever As we hold you in our pride. Always in our hearts we'll cherish Mem’ries of our Ludlow High Ne’er through all the years shall perish Our guiding hand from God on high. Always hailing you alma mater As proudly from your doors we wander. Students all, let’s raise our voices, Singing praise of Ludlow High, Ring, oh bells of alma mater, Bells that call from far and wide. in our hearts you'll live forever As we hold you in our pride. John Haluch President of Senior Class To the members of the Class of °64: I would like at this time to thank the Class of °64 for their confidence in electing me as their President for our four years at Ludlow High School. It has been a most rewarding and enjoyable experience for me to guide our class through the four most memorable years of our lives. From GREEN LEAVES TO MISTLETOE, our first activity as Freshmen, through our Senior Show and now our graduation week, our name as a class has brought great esteem both academically and athletically. The success of our school functions was primarily due to the loyalty and cooperation of the entire class. At this time, on behalf of the class of 1964, I would like to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to the faculty and.Administration of Ludlow High School for their guid- ance and instruction during the past four years. A special word of thanks to Mr. Russell, our principal, for his under- standing and, above all, his interest in our class. Thank you, bh P Halu. John S. Haluch President of the Class of ’64 Jeffrey Humber Vice President of Senior Class Carol Megizsky Secretary of Senior Class Bruce Dzuira Treasurer of Senior Class ese, 27 28 CHARLES JOHN AGEN Mechanically inclined, pensive yet outgoing person . . . Charlie RONALD J. ALEXANDER A dual personality, laughing air, thoughtful nature . . . Ronnie JOHN DAVID ALVES Diplomatic, jocular, compliment- ing a zany sense of humor ... Elf MARSHA LYNN ALVES Vivacious, a laughing person with effervescent energy . . . Marsha LAWRENCE EDWARD ANDRE Good in all things he undertakes, strong-willed . . . Larry CAROL ANN ASHTON Demure, well-dressed, interested in the classics . . . Carol PHYLLIS NATALIE ASHWELL Humble by nature, clear blue eye revealing an all-encompassing mind... Phyl GEORGE H. BANAS “Man of few words,” yet a de- cisive and adamant nature... . George ROSEMARIE T. BANAS Bouncy bubble of joy, happy and unaffected . . . Rosie DANIEL J. BATES Dry sense of humor, loquatious among friends . . . Danny JANICE ANN BELANGER Both ambitious and gay, a real go- getter .. . Janice SUZANNE MARY BELLISARIO Pleasant, delightful, holds a spark of seriousness . . . Sue 29 30 NANCY ELIZABETH BERRY JANA CHRISTINE BOLASKI Attractive and witty, with an in- Captivating charmer, expressing dividualistic philosophy . . . Nan a fresh outlook on life... Jana CAROL ELLEN BOLDUAN SUSAN MARIE BOURCIER WARD MICHAEL BOWLER Orderly mind in addition to a A sensitive artistic nature, consid- Easy-going and personable with a poetic and feminine character... erate, dedicated, a free soul... friendly smile for all . . . Ward Carol Sue NANCY JANE BUONAIUTO In-born talent, graceful, a perky Spiriteee Nat LAWRENCE ROBERT BULDUC Ardent sportsman, agreeable and MARGARET MARY BRENNAN Artistic and athletic, a captivating happy . . . Larry sense of humor . . . Margie ARTHUR CHARLES BRODEUR III Avid sportsman, a sharp dresser, THOMAS P. BUDNICK Gentlemanly, diligent and friendly tor allan ees ot an all-around guy .. . Brodie SUZANNE THRESA BRUSCHI Amusing, petite, dependable, with 4 flairtor art. « = Suzie ROBERT HENRY CARNEVALE KATHLEEN MAY CAIRNS Blithe and friendly gal with per- sonality plus... Kathy Withee DOD GERALD R. CENSABELLA “Good egg,” car enthusiast and BEVERLY CLAIRE CHMURA Possessing a sophisticated and queenly air with a fashionable flair 40) Bev a dauntless hunter . . . Gerry 32 An outstanding boy in all aspects of character, easy to get along GERALD ROBERT CELLILLI Serious minded, modest, mis- chievous, keenly intelligent Gerry DALE FRANCES CODDING Party light, loads of fun, very hkeabler 2?ia = Date CHRISTINE F. CZAJKOWSKI SANTINO M. D’ANDREA SHIRLEY-ANNE LOUISE Quietly intelligent with an un- Modest and good natured, a DANFORTH wavering willingness to help... friend with a willing “hello”... Genuine and deep friendliness Chris Sandy combined with her musical talent Shirley DORITA JUNE DEC ROGER B. DECKER RICHARD D. DEROUIN Soft and whispy blond, an under- Car and sports fan, ready remarks Usually quiet, able to give aid and standing friend . . .Pinky at the tip of his tongue . . . Roger add ahumor es Rick 34 RONALD MARK DIAS Quiet and unperturbed, yet never unaware . . . Ronnie DINA DI CANDIA Decidedly determined in her con- victions, a genuine individual ... Dina BRUCE E. DICKEY Zany at times, but a hard worker with a serious side .. . Bruce DIANE MARGARET DOMINICK Perky loveliness accented by her blushing countenance... Di FRANCIS J. DONAHUE, JR. Optimistic in his outlook, with a good and sincere heart . . . Buster i JUDITH CAROL DUARTE Eager for the bright and gay, a glittering star . . . Judy ELIZABETH GLORIA DULSKI Friendly in her gentle way with kindewords toreallsy Liz PATRICIA H. DVORCHAK Astute scholar and perceptive ob- server of all, a gentle smile Pat CANDACE ELAINE DYNOK Reticent loveliness with firm con- viction, always perfect . . . Candy BRUCE ROY DZIURA Able athlete, proven scholar, and clever wit . . . Bruce 345 36 JOHN WILLIAM DONNA RAE FALCONER JOSEPH HENRY ELPHINSTONE Bubble of life, very gay in her FEATHERSTONE Accomplished scholar, man _ of Way e enLON Able and neat manner with a few words, a likeable guy .. . pleasing personality . . . Chief Johnny NANCY S. FERREIRA JAMES JAY FONTE NANCY RUTH FORTNER Industrious and persevering, bub- Active and personable, a boy with Lively and sociable, a girl who bling over with enthusiasm for a great quantity of charm... Jim loves beauty . . . Nancy life . . . Nancy TH OMAS EDWARD GAGNE JOAN ANN GAY WALLACE LEON GAY Entertaining and fun to be with, Delicate, warm and sensitive, an Diversified conversationalist, re- possessing a wide field of inter- appreciation of art... Joan sponsible, a scientific nature ath A hg Weyna! Wally EDWARD R. GODIN DOLORES ANN LOUISE M. GOODREAU Gregarious nature and carefree GONCALVES Pleasant and charming, with a Seitele Bok a) BBG Behind her deceiving smile, a great deal of poise . . . Louise sociable and witty character Dolores 38 WANDA REGINA GOSCIMINSKI Calm and composed in most situ- ations... fragile... Wanda STANLEY M. GRZYWOC Shy with strangers, a good friend and hard worker . . . Stanley COLETTE MARIE GREGORY Quiet and retiring, but pOssessing a fine sense of humor . . . Colette LINDA JEAN GRAHAM Our Junior Prom queen, charm- ing addition anywhere . . . Linda ROY GUILBAULT Serious outlook on life, zealous ambition in his pursuit . . . Roy JOHN S. HALUCH Impossible to dislike, keeps a fast pace with high hopes .. . Johnny GRANT J. GURSKI Places high value on friendship, loves to be with people .. . Grant BETTY PATRICIA HART Fine student and even finer friend, modest and considerate . . . Betty CHESTER B. HARACKIEWICZ An extrovert who makes things fun, loves a good time . . . Chet JUDY ANN HIERSCHE Once motivated, enthusiastic and industrious, casual . . . Judy BARBARA ELAINE HATCH Polite and courteous, a pleasure to know . . . Barbara 39 40 Bye KATHRYN J. HIGGINS HOLLY ISABELLA HILL R. LESTER HOUGHTON, JR. Conscientious and responsible in- Petite pixie with an over-power- Happy-go-lucky, and highly per- dividual. yet deeply feminine... ing drive .. . Holly sonable, yet a puzzle . . . Les Kathie JEFFREY LEE HUMBER JEAN HELEN JACK WILLIAM JAROSZ Capable and intelligent, a focal Agreeable gal with a happy dis- Guitarist, amiable within his point of activities . . . Jeff position, a kind word for all... group’. . . Billy Jean ELAINE THERESA JORGE Bubbling with fun, cute as a but- ton, totally unselfish and generous . Elaine DEBORAH LAURA KATZ Always willing to help, an opti- KATHLEEN MARIE JORDAN Helpful, efficient, and cheerful, beaming with a terrific sense of humor .. . Kathy mistic girl with a pretty voice... Debbie MARGARET ANN KOCHANEK Shy but exuberant miss, both gracious and_ hospitable Margie S. CAMILLE KOSCHER a radiant smile . . . Cammy MARY ANN KOCHANEK Sensitive, conscientious girl who loves to laugh and have fun . Mimi Personality plus, a heart of gold, 4| 42 LAURIE JEAN KOSENSKI Out going manner, likes to talk, to make friends . . . Laurie JAMES KOSNICKI Persistent and loyal individual, very considerate . . . Jimmy ANTON E. KOSS Friendly to all, always there with his enthusiastic personality and helpfulness . . . Tony RICHARD J. KUMISCA Quiet, meek and shy, with refined politeness and humor . . . Richard ROBERT J. KUMISCA An arousing cheerfulness and di- rect humor, gleeful expressions Robert DANIEL S. KURPASKA Soft-spoken congenial guy, peace- ful atmosphere about him Danny WILLIAM W. LAAMANEN RONALD G. LA BIER Quiet, humble, and polite, with a Easygoing, a handsome guy with true sense of dignity .. . Bill a pleasing smile . . . Ronnie FRANCIS R. LANDRY JEANNE L. LEBEL DIANE CLAIRE LEFEBVRE Football major, a hunter of game, Keen personality with a friendly Comical lass with a carefree man- friendly and robust ... The Baron “hello”, anxious and raring to go ner, always ready for a joke... Jeanne Diane 43 44 ALICE THERESA LETENDRE Friendly little miss with a quiet sense of humor . . . Alice ‘ s | a SANDRA JEAN LUCEK Quiet and sweet, a perfect and graceful lady . . . Sandy LINDA LEE LIVERMORE Pleasant and never unkind, a sensible friend, reliable and help- fulton Lande RITA L. LUSSIER Interesting girl who is cheery and always smiling, gay and joking... Rita CRAIG WILLIAM LOW Amiable person, diligent and am- bitious, anxious to improve Craig MARGARET ANN MAITLAND Happy-go-lucky, blooming in laughter, a girl who truly loves life .. . Peggy SANDRA JEAN MARINI ELAINE MARY MARQUES CAROLYN MARIE Merry and joyful air about her, Makes her own fun, a sincere and MARTINELLI holiday spirit with a teasing na- generous person... “laine Vibrant personality with an un- ture .. . Sandy dying loyalty to her friends and her school . . . Carolyn ALYCE CELIA MARTOWSKI MARTHA C. McCHESNEY CHARLENE JOYCE McLEAN Considerate girl with an ever- A talented blonde, an energetic Serene person, possessing an in- present smile for everyone... leader, yet a serious perfectionist ward charm, a smart redhead... Alyce wee Martha Charlene 45 46 ROSEMARY. LYNN McMENAMIN Good-natured, carefree person with a vibrant sense of humor Rosie CAROL JANE MEGIZSKY Infinitely charming with a jubi- lant personality accented by her beauty .. . Carol CYNTHIA ANNETTE MELNYCK Pleasing personality, fun loving with a ready helping hand... Cindy GARY EDWARD MESSINGER Soft-spoken, taking all things in his stride... Gary MILDRED G. MIGGINS Considerate, charming girl spread- ing tidbits of humor to all . . Mildred HAZEL ELLEN MINNEY Comical, easy-going person with a sincere interest in humanity... Hazel “MARCIA ANN MUCHA Energetic, business-minded, a girl with undying school spirit Marcia CAROL ANN MORIARTY Unassuming manner, cheerful out- look, easy going . . . Carol MARK ANTHONY MUNKITTRICK Born musician, very stylish, often preoccupied . . . Mark SANDRA MAY MOSIO Whirlwind of gaiety accented by a flirtatious air .. . Sandy - 3 OF Bs y “ . be | “ he ae ERNEST WILLIAM MUSA Polite personality, industrious in school, yet a social advocate Ernie 47 48 TERA MUSA Cute, quiet girl with a very pleas- ant outward friendliness... Tera CAROL JANE NELSON Mature for her age, anxiously awaiting the future . . . Carol RICHARD CARL MYETTE Silent, unperturbed, no cares... Dick WILLIAM PATRICK PACKER Carefree person with an individ- ual “one of the boys” personality ee Dil KENNETH JOHN NEDEAU Prevailing ambition, far from quiet, nice guy .. . Kenny RONALD PASQUINI Artistic talent motivated by his mechanical ability . . . Ronnie CAROL MICHAELINE PIECZARKA Intelligent and efficient, envelop- ing the social whirl . . . Carol JERRY HECTOR PELLERIN His talent in art matches his tal- ent for making friends . . . Jerry PETER FRANCIS PROKOP Good natured, jovial, well- rounded personality . . . Pete RICHARD ALLEN POREMBA Friendly, outspoken person with an individual personality, compli- mented by wit . . . Dicky MARION RAMOS Definite idealist, independent thinker with a concern for others . Marion ANDREA EVE RAKOUSKAS Natural beauty with a lady-like air, dedicated and serious Andy 49 DENNIS CASEY RANCK PHILIP JOHN RAYMOND SANDRA GAIL REDIN Sincere and friendly nature, en- Gregarious, always ready for a Sensitive to her environment, yet hancine “a polite” manner 7.7: laugh, frank and friendly ... possessing an optimistic outlook Dennis Phil oe cane WARREN LEE RENAULD GARY RAYMOND JOSEPH HAROLD RICHARDS Talented musician with a dry RICHARDS Quiet and superb athlete, with sense of humor, well-groomed Interested in cars and golf, a cru- intermittent sparks of wit, a . . . Warren sader for his own cause .. . Gary “Good Joe”... Joe 50 BEVERLY ANN RODRIGUES Propelling ambition, a dark-haired beauty with common sense . . Bev TIMOTHY JAMES ROSS Outspoken, impetuous individual, always ready for a joke... Tim KATHLEEN ANN ROMANKO Demure, with a quiet yet spark- ling personality . . . Kathy MARYELLEN KATHLEEN ROONEY The light of laughter in her eyes, kind words for all . . . Maryellen ELAINE MARIE SAN SOUCIE Outgoing, a music-box voice, ready with laughter . . . Elaine 51 52 THERESA A. SARLAN Fashionable and efficient, a good worker, always friendly . . . Terry SUSANNE VICTORIA SASUR Quiet loveliness characterized by a serious philosophy .. . Sue SANDRA GENE SANTOS Our beautiful songbird, hidden laughter, a surprise package Sandy CLARISSE MARY SCAGLIARINI Eyes for fashion, a personality PATRICIA EUGENIE SCHRECKE Co-operative, efficient, zesty help- found pleasing by all . . . Clarisse fulness with a flirtatious fashion ELEANOR SCHABOWSKI Witty and wonderful, a faculty for making people feel at ease Yash GALE PATRICIA SHARON Fun loving with a carefree atti- tude and a keen interest in socia l affairs . . . Gale BEVERLY JEAN SEPIOL Quiet classroom manner but a LORETTA JEAN SHLOSSER A petite miss, demure, interested buoyant personality elsewhere... in everything .. . Loretta Bev MARGARET ANN SIEKER Quiet but always happy, fun to be with . . . Peggy LINDA ANN SILVA Small in size but big in words and Actions wer Landa rae PATRICIA ANN SIEKER Talkative and laughing, a party princess . . . Pat 53 JEANNE ELLEN SLATER Tranquillity of manner , character- ized by a sweet personality .. . NORMAN M. SORRELL Potent hunter recognized by all for his mechanical ability Jeanne Norm REGINA LOUISE SOUCY DONNA MARIA STEEVES TIMOTHY ALAN Congenial outlook forming a scin- Twinkling eyes contradicting an STEIGMEYER tillating impression . . . Gina air of seriousness... Donna Uniformity of attitude, well-liked by all for his politeness . . . Tim 54 ROBERT JAMES PATRICIA ANN STREMPEK JAMES MICHAEL STEPANIAN Poised, charming, epitome of cur- STRYCHARZ An attitude of readiness expres- rent fashion . . . Pat Quietness of attitude characteriz- sing a truly individual personality ing a wonderful personality . . Bob Jimmy ROBERT JAMES DONNA LEE TAYLOR RAYMOND ROBERT SUPRENANT Efficiency of attitude, giving rise TAYLOR Definite purpose behind a quiet to a charming person ... Donna Very active nature hidden be- exterior . . . Bob neath a calm exterior .. . Ray 55 56 ANTONIO SANTOS TEIXEIRA Meticulously neat, socially known for his clever humor . . . Tex MARY LOUISE TETRAULT Essential ingredient for a good time, sweet . . . Mary BERNADETTE MARY THOMPSON Bubbling air of friendliness en- compassing a truly fascinating personality . . . Bernie DEODORO TOMAS Social friendliness characterized by his energetic ability . . . Teddy DOMINIC TORRETTI Full of pep, good-natured and affable, always with plenty to say . Dom KENNETH E. TULLAR Mighty hunter known by all for his captivating laughter . . . Ken SANDRA MARIE VACARRO Dynamic personality, always jok- ing and laughing, but also under- standing .. . Sandy BARBARA ANN WARREN Creative imagination, satirical wit, plus comedy personified . . . Barb SANDRA MAUREEN WAKEM Friendly, a sense of humor and teasing personality .. . Sandy RICHARD D. WEBSTER Enjoys the out-of-doors, forms strong attachments. . . Dick RODNEY G. WALKER Diverse interests affected by his outgoing approach .. . Rod THOMAS GARY WEBSTER Bashful should be his middle name, along with mischievous .. . Tom 57 58 DENNIS R. WHITE Abundance of wit, partially hid- den by a calm facade . . . Dennis MICHAEL JOHN WILLIAMSON Lively and confident, a hardy guy, a lot of get-up-and-go Mike PATRICIA JEAN WILLARD Graceful miss with quiet assur- ance mee bat STANLEY PAUL WILCZYNSKI Shy until you know him, orig- inality and imagination of char- acter . . . Stanley SUSANNE SALLY WLODYKA Exuberant and_ enthusiastic, a sporty laugh, likes people Susie On Their Shoulders DWIGHT FRANK YOUNG ZEFRYN JOSEPH ZALUCKI Quiet and good-looking with gal- Very likeable little man, always lant chivalry .. . Skippy helpful and full of fun... Zeff THEODORE J. ZEIGLER, JR. JOSEPH R. ZINA, JR. Mechanical whiz, industrious, RICHARD S. ZYCH Sometimes quiet and shy, other gitted with pe Bite Comical, high-spirited adven- eddy times gregarious and witty, always friendly and sincere . . . Joe turer, a congenial man... Dick Held The Sky 60 NINETEEN SIXTY-FOUR Teacher's Trial William Packer Most Likely to Succeed Bruce Dziura Class Couple Deodoro Tomas Class Comics William Packer Most Talented Art Stanley Wilczynski Music Mark Munkittrick Best Dressed Jeffry Humber Dwight Young James Fonte John Haluch John Haluch sO) et lee! Be ee Dwight Young Bruce Dziura Donna Taylor Charlene McLean Bernadette Thompson Barbara Warren William Laamanen John Elphinstone Marsha Alves SS ay ee Sandra Santos Beverly Chmura Most Bashful Patricia Hart Teacher's Deli ght Carol Bolduan Class Flirt Nancy Berry Class Athletes Sandra Wakem Most Popular Camille Koscher Mr. and Miss Ludlow Spirit Camille Koscher Best Looking Andrea Rakouskas Most Polite Sandra Lucek Review of President Haluch’s Administration During September in the year of our Lord, 1960, President John Haluch along with Vice President Jeffrey Humber were inaugurated to take on the burdens of our new frontier — Object 1964. Known for their progressiveness Kathleen Cairns as Secretary and Dwight Young, Secretary of the Treasury were also sworn into ofhce. Our Congressmen were Sandra Mosio, Dolores Goncalves, Susan Sasur, Linda Graham, Arthur Brodeur, Craig Low, and Michael Williamson. To aid us in case of disaster were the Red Cross members: Deborah Katz, Wallace Gay, Hazel Minney, Joyce St. Onge, Carol Bolduan, Sandra Marini, and Marsha Alves. There was little discussion needed to pass the President’s dance bill through Congress. So, in December, 1960, the social affair entitled “From Green Leaves to Mistletoe” was held in the dining room of the Brick House. It was a huge success help- ing to unite the country—even the foreign dignitaries had a lovely time. In April, President Haluch appealed to the Congressmen for another dance. This dance was named Festival of Flowers and, like the first, everyone was entranced with its huge success, Again in 1961 election time rolled around and President Haluch and Vice President Jeffrey Humber were given a vote of confidence. Also chosen were Secretary Carol Megizsky and Secretary of the Treasury Wallace Gay. For this term Congressmen Bruce Dzuria, Maria Mucha, Craig Low, Kath- leen Cairns, and Michael Williamson’ were elected. The Medical Care Committee included Elaine Marques, Beverly Rodrigues, Deborah Katz, Sandra Marini, Suzanne Bellisario, and Bernadette Thompson. In his special address to Congress, President Haluch re- quested action on an important dance issue, so on December 22, 1961, the social affair entitled Wonderland by Night was observed by the entire country. In order to keep the Treasury firm, a dinner dance was held on May 3, 1962, in the General Assembly Dining Hall of the Brick House. Because his political promises to carry on the burdens of Object °64 were thus far so successful, John Haluch was a third time elected along with Vice President Jeffrey, Secretary Carol Megizsky and Secretary of the Treasury Camille Koscher. The Junior Congressmen elected are as follows: Christine Czajkowski, Patricia Dvorchak, Jeanne Lebel, Marcia Mucha, Beverly Rodrigues, and Stanley Wilczynski. The Red Cross Agency elected its members as Elaine Mar- ques, Janice Belanger, Beverly Rodrigues, Suzanne Bellisario, Francis Donahue, Theresa Sarlan, Hazel Minney, and Sandra Wakem. Our government was moved from the old Brick House to the Modern House on Chapin Street. With modern conveniences and capable officials our country was headed for a prosperous year. Looking into the future President Haluch realized the necessity of another dance to build up the treasury for the June Ball. With the consent of the legislature, the dance “Tin Can Alley” was held in the Dining Hall of the Modern House on November 9, 1962. As time passed, one could see the President and his associates busying themselves with plans for the ball called “It’s Almost Tomorrow.” Finally, on June 7, 1963 the affair was held in the Ball Room of the Modern House. Queen Linda Graham and her escort King Edward Szczebak reigned that night. The citizens of this nation will forever remember those precious moments, In 1963, the last term to complete Object 64 found John Haluch, President; Jeffrey Humber, Vice President; Carol Megizsky, Secretary; and Bruce Dziura, Secretary of the Treasury. Citizens elected Kathleen Cairns, Joseph Feather- stone, Camille Koscher, Carolyn Martinelli, Dwight Young, and Beverly Rodrigues to Congress. Representatives to the Red Cross Agency were Kathleen Romanko, Margaret Mait- land, Colette Gregory, Sandra Vacarro, Suzanne Bellisario, Janice Belanger. The President, with the advice of his Cab- inet, sponsored a “Booster Day Dance,” the last dance of the Haluch Administration. On February 19 and 20th the citizens put on their Senior Show under the direction of Maryellen Rooney and Camille Koscher. As usual, a huge success was written into the books On June 5, 1964 the country attended the Junior Congress- men’s Promenade. A few days later the Senior Banquet was held. On June 8, 1964, President Haluch presided during Class Day, performing his last act as President. To conclude, on June 10, Object °64 was carried out to the letter, and the officials, legislators, and citizens of the administration of 1964 departed from the Modern House forever. 6l 62 LOCALFARTIST SELES MASTERPIEGE: Stanley Wilczynski sells masterpiece Lona Misa to Elaine San Soucie, cosmopolitan millionairess, for $1,000,000. Others displaying their creations are Joan Gay with Gay's Goofs, Barbara Warren with Fraternity Fun, Christine Czajkowski with 3X6=48 Abstract Reaction, and Nancy Fortner with Misspelled Mystery. LUDLOW GLOBE TROTTERS The Ludlow Globe Trotters coached by Ronald LaBier have just returned from a very successful season. Expert faker Jimmy Fonte, hustler Chet Harackiewicz, gunner Mike Wil- liamson and rebounders Johnny Haluch, Ronald Alexander and Tony Teixeira are happy to return to their home town. While in Paris they had the opportunity to see the great opera star Sandra Santos playing in the leading role of Can Can Hootenanny. While at the opera house they spoke to U. S. Ambassador Warren Renaud. In another theatre they saw the girl with the folk singing voice, Cammy Koscher. EXCURSIONS TO THE MOON Norman Sorrell is busy packing for his trip to the moon. He is scheduled to take off from Cape Carnevale, owned by Robert Carnevale, in his Loony Lander. It is rumored that Lori Kosenski, Wanda Gosciminski, Elizabeth Dulski, and Grant Gurski might make the trip if Sorrell returns. Two Ludlow scientists, Wally Gay, and John Elphinstone are busy working on their space ship which they have dubbed The Lunartic. BUSINESS ASSOCIATES Censabella’s Brown Derby is sponsoring its annual Sweep- stakes. Local jockey Roger Decker is favored in the race. Race track connoisseurs, George Banas, Larry Bulduc, Tom and Dick Webster have already placed their bets. Station WBMT presented nightly, from 10:00 P.M. to 3:00 A.M., features Bernie’s Talkative Board, run by Bernie Thompson. It’s guaranteed to make you laugh. Eleanor Schabowski is the present owner of Jumbo Food Company, which specializes in the sale of elephant meat. Her assistants are Bruce Dickey, stationed in Africa, and Santino D'Andrea, stationed in India. With every pound of elephant meat you purchase, you get one new elephant joke free. Where does the never ending number of elephant jokes come from? Robert Suprenant, Diane Lefebvre and Barbara Hatch write them. Actress Carol Moriarty stars in a new show directed by Richard Houghton entitled “Lester is Nice, But I Still Like My Father’s Name.” Mothers March for Merciful Treatment of Martians was Class organized by Mildred Miggins. Marchers are Clarisse Scag- liarini, Beverly Sepiol and Peggy Seiker. When you see them march by, be sure to remember to be kind to our favorite martian Moose Philip Raymond. Jimmy Kosnicki, Donna Falconer, and Rosemary Banas are planning for our twenty year class reunion. Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Roy Guilbault please contact Louise Goodrow. Roy was last seen setting forth in a sail boat for Tahiti. NEW BANK HAS NOVEL OPENING Ward Bowler’s Busy Bank recently opened a branch office in Ludlow. Cashiers are Dennis Ranck and Margaret Ko- hanek, Treasurer is “money bags” Margaret Maitland and Vice-President is sneaky Joe Zina. One of the first patrons was Patricia Willard. They thought she was trying to hold up the bank, so Officer Ray Taylor swiftly brought her to Jean Jack’s Jail House only to meet Teddy Tomas the warden. On the political scene we see Tom Budnick and Richard Poremba and Dina DiCandia fruitlessly campaigning for Goldwater. Man is finally awakening to the cold facts. A woman has been nominated for the presidency. This candi- date is none other than Nancy Ferreira. Running on the Vice-Presidential ticket with her is Marcia Mucha. Bruce Dziura, prominent member of the “Advancement for Women in Politic’s Club” has strongly endorsed them. MR. AMERICA CONTESTANTS Ludlow contestants, Tim Ross, light weight division, Richard Zych, heavy weight division, and Bill Wilson, middle weight division are all participants. The Triple K Insurance Company owned by Robert Kumisca, Richard Kumisca and Danny Kurpaska has just opened to ensure the students against the sinking of the school. Patricia Dvorchak is head of the Department of Mud. Secretaries Elaine Jorge and Suzanne Bellisario were assigned to the recent claim of Gary Richards whose car sank three feet in the mud on Chapin Street. In Derouin’s Diner we see secretaries Cynthia Melnyck, Doretta Dec, Alice Mar- towski, Colette Gregory and Judy Duarte out f or lunch from the Triple K. WORLD OF FASHION World famous models Pat Strempek, Sandy Lucek, and Donna Steeves, who work for the Sandy Mosio Modeling Agency, have their clothes designed by Charlene McLean and sewn by Carol Pieczarka and Elaine Marques. Everyday we see Attorney Joe Richards hustling into the Court House to be on time for the 10 o'clock session, His Prophecy client Regina Soucy is on trial for the theft of Carol Ashton’s gym suit. A witness, Kathy Jordon, has been brought from her honeymoon on the popular Alcatraz Island to testify. John Alves, Ronnie Dias, and Peter Prokop have invented the Peter Boita anti-cancer filter for cigarettes. Joe Featherstone, Mayor of Ludlow, has followed through his predecessor’s plan to arm the pheasants. The Little Boxes Housing Development built by Carolyn Martinelli now has its first home owners. Mary Tetrault bought the pink one. The blue one is inhabited by Dale Codding. William Lamminen lives in the yellow one. The Real Estate salesman is Dennis White. AROUND TOWN Jeanne Slater celebrated a birthday recently. She says she is still 29, Alice Letendre has returned to visit her old home town. The informer Terry Sarlan and her ten children were seen going out to the Burger Chef, now owned by James Strycharz. Betty Hart was showing off a new coiffure from Ted Zeigler’s Beauty Shoppe. Coach Holly Hill says her team will have a good season this year. With Margaret Brennan, Jeanne Lebel, Suzie Wlodyka, Sandy Wakem, and Linda Graham. How can she miss! We are proud of Lud- low’s first women’s basketball team and hope that they will surpass all previous records by winning at least one game this season, Sandy Vacarro has been taking driving lessons from Wil- liam Jarosz Driving School. She thinks she will get her license this time. We wish her better luck than she had the last three times. This week in the drag races sponsored by Tim Steigmeyer’s Service Station, are Dangerous Dolores Goncalves and Fearless Phyllis Ashwell. And in her backyard is Janice Belanger, women’s weight lifting champ, practicing to lift weights. SOCIETY NOTES Kathy Romanko sails Monday for the Kalamazoo where she will meet the new king Anton Koss who hopes to add to his harem of 102. The Bolduan-Taylor Publishing Company has recently published the following best sellers: How to Cause Accidents by Marsha Alves; the Essence of Puffiness by Jana Bolaski; The Advantages of Being Tall by Debbie Katz; How it Feels to Be Stepped On by Gale Sharon; Marion Ramos with What It Feels Like to Be Premier; and Linda Livermore with How to Survive in Hot Air Fallout. Brodie’s Ski Slopes, owned by Arthur Brodeur, specializes in the instructing of pretty girls, Andrea Rakouskas, Beverly Rodrigues, and Carol Megizsky. Their instructors are none other than Jeff Humber and Eddie Godin. Gerry Pellerin bought the island of Alcatraz and turned it into a resort. Linda Silva decorated the entire interior. Dianne Dominick, Rita Lussier, Carol Nelson, and Pat Seiker are honeymooning there. Entertainment is provided by the former Rockettes, Nancy Buonaiuto, Beverly Chmura, Suzanne Bruschi and Loretta Shlosser. The dance band which accom- panies them is made up of Mark Munkittrick on his squeeze box accordion, Martha McChesney on her flute, Patricia Schrecke on the honkeytonk piano, and Shirley Danforth on the drums. Future doctor Nancy Berry keeps her patients Gerry Cel- lilli and Craig Low, in stitches. Her staff includes: Head Nurse Mary Ann Kochanek, and assistants Kathy Higgins, Judy Hiersche, and Kathy Cairns. It is reported that Bob Stepanian, Dominic Torretti and Rodney Walker have bagged a polar bear while hunting at Bates’ Hunter’s Haven, owned by Danny Bates, Buster Dona- hue, Francis Landry and Gary Messinger, were not quite as fortunate and only shot a moose, three geese and a ground hog. Out in the midwest, a few Ludlowites participated in the annual Rodeo. Rosemary McMenamin riding her horse won first prize breaking the world’s record of one-half a minute. Hazel Minney rode a bucking bronco for nearly an hour. Emcees at the Rodeo were Ken Tullar and Candy Dynok. SCHOOL COMMITTEE ELECTIONS Newly elected school board officials, Maryellen Rooney, Susanne Sasur, Susan Bourcier and Sandra Redin, who is famous for her Air Filter, have just passed a history making law. They have abolished chemistry from the school system. Sandy Marini made impressive points on this decision. Pat Packer and Ernie Musa have traded in their old Mercs for the new Automatic Air Auto which rides about ten feet above the ground. They use Skip’s Lot, on Alden Street, owned by Skip Young, on which to race their cars. This magnificent auto, designed by Stanley Griswoc, is well taken care of by Charlie Agen, Kenny Nedeau, Ronnie Pasquini, and Tom Gagne. “When the Sparrows Learn to Fly” “A child lost in a forest, two lovers when they've said their last goodbye, couldn’t be as lonely as a nursery when the sparrows learn to fly.” These are the words of a song that Dinah Shore made popular a few years ago. These words relate the endless story of time in which children grow up and leave their parents. Yet, though we may fly far and wide we will never forget the love, the comfort, the care, and all the wonderful things that you—Mom and Dad— have unselfishly given us. Not only will we try to pattern our lives after your fine examples; but we would like you to know that whenever you need us, when the time comes, each of us in our own way will be there to help because we appreciate, honor, and love you. by NANCY S, FERREIRA 63 mopbiciis Saige parser ons = mmemeise soem seni ntaseeNT DISTRICT CHORUS MIXED CHORUS CHORALE BOYS’ CHORUS v CHORALEERS 4 GIRLS’ CHORUS CLUB Cp = — a = eS a AONATO PRO MERITO INITIATIONS 68 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CLUB LATIN CLUB FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVES SPORTS USHERS STUDENT PATROL i Donna Lee Taylor General Chairman JUNIOR PROM Grand March and Entertainment Publicity and Invitations Decorations Tickets Refreshments Program and Rules Clean-Up It’s Almost lomorrow THE ROYAL COURT—Left to Right: Mary Ann Dietras, Woody Wilcox, Cammy Koscher, Paul Lavore, Queen Linda Graham, King Edward Szczebak, William Podoski, Beverly Rodrigues, Larry Bill and Sandra Santos, The Grand March is lead by Donna Taylor, General Chairman, and Her Escort, Allan Tremblay, and Gene Baldrate, Class Presi- dent, and Peggy Avezzie. Maryellen Rooney, Mistress of Ceremonies, with Judges Mr. and Mrs. John Fenton. Main Attraction in the decorating scheme was a 10’ 5” artificial fountain of pink and white paper roses. Top: Carla Dellecese, Susan White. Bottom: Nancy Libiszew- A Memorable evening unfolds as Carol Whitney escorted by Robert ski, Julie Ann Pirog, Stella Ciborowski. Howes, Carol Pieczarka escorted by Richard Poremba, and Susan Sasur escorted by James Strycharz enter the Prom. STEERING COMMITTEE Bernadette Thompson Wally Gay Marsha Mucha Ring Committee Hi-News Editors Hi-News Advisors Hi-News Business Staff Hi-News Typing Staff Hi-News Reporters Editorial Staff Nancy Ferreira Editor in Chief Business Staff Typing Staff 77 Photography Staff Art and Layout Staff Margie Kochanek Mouseketeers and their leader, Even Steven Dzuira. Sandy and Skip singing “One Hand One Heart.” Crazy Koss and Brodie the Bartender. Tex, the announcer, interviews Jeff, a Maryellen Rooney, impatient mother lion tamer. at the beach. Art Brodeur, Linda Kelly, Anton Koss, Carol Pieczarka, Grant Gurski, Kathy Romanko, Ron LaBier, Carol Megizsky, Mike Williamson, Queen Marion Saletnik, Judy Therrien, Tony Teixeira, Bev Rodriques, John Haluch, Becky Bradford, Bob Stepanian, Sandy Santos, Skip Young, Carolyn Methe, Jeff Humber. Nancy Buonaiuto doing her interpre- tation of modern dance. Cammy and company. sree | ie hans Pe ela aiaaaaaas meets ret Phy 80 Recipient of the National Merit Letter of Commendation, Good Government Day Representative: Bruce Dziura. Co-chairmen for the Senior Show: Camille Koscher and Maryellen Rooney. Dziura. Award Winners “eon D. A. R. Good Citizenship Award winner Maryellen Rooney. Phyllis Ashwell, recipient of the Betty Crocker award and National Merit Semi-finalist. NOMA Spelling Award winners: First row, left to right: Sandra Va- carro, Nancy SBuonaiuto, Sandra Wakem, Kathy Jordan, Rosemary Banas. Second row: Elaine Jorge, Donna Steeves, Marcia Mucha, Carol Pieczarka. Third row: Carol Nelson, Doretta Dec, Pat Hart. Fourth row: Regina Soucy. Representatives to Model Congress: John Elphin- stone, James Thompson, Jeffrey Humber, and Bruce Nancy Ferreira, Governor's Aid at the Eastern State’s Exposition, Senior Show Chairmen: Seated: Co-chairmen Camille Koscher and Maryellen Rooney. First row, left to right: Stanley Wilczynski, Bar- bara Warren, Mark Munkittrick, Susan Bourcier, Nancy Buonaiuto, Elaine San Soucie, Marcia Mucha, Carol Nelson, Martha McChes- ney, Carol Boulduan. Second row: Anton Koss, Tony Teixeira. NOMA Arithmetic Award win- ners: Left to right: Susan Wlody- ka, Elaine Jorge, Donna Steeves, Mary Ann _ Kochanek, Marcia Mucha, Holly Hill, Carol Piec- zarka, Alyce Martowski., Cammy Koscher Carol Megizsky Carolyn Martinelli Betty Avezzie Betsy Ziemian e7 - . Holly Hendricks Linda Kelly Marion Saletnik Cheerleaders in Action Left to right: Lynn Freiberg, Susan Zwilling, Marcia Sorcinelli, Jeanne Kowalski, Diane Humber. Front row, left to right: Elaine Lemeieux, Susan Marques, Judith Wrona. Back row: Kathy Abair, Beedy Berry, Janice Vorg. @e@ Let’s go team!! “Team in a huddle.” Yea, Team!! Majorettes Arlene Sawicki and Nancy Berry Left to right: Joyce Dynok, Barbara Giza, Mary Ann Nowak, Carol Hawrylciw, Linda Lever, Linda Graham, Jackie Brodeur, Nancy Berry, Arlene Sawicki, Beverly Chmura, Judy Therrien, Susan White, Nancy Libis- zewski, and Patricia Schrecke. Front row, left to right: B. Duarte, C. Queiroga, R. Savoie, T. Zwizinski, G. Gonsalves, B. McCarro n. Middle row: T. Teixeira, T. Fidalgo, C. Low, J. Zina, C. Harackiewicz, R. Dias, J. Fonte, J. Elphinstone. Back row: Coach Kurty, G. Richards, Manager; R. Alexander, G. Allen, B. Augusto, T. Aguiar, G. Cellilli, J. Struziak, Assistant Manager. RECORD OF THE YEAR Ludlow Opponent oy ESE On ee Chicopee: iisc' aij. sepa ee aie ee ne 1 | S O G G E R OD ey Masctece th tasten Monson. 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Deerfield J.Vi. 2.4. anh ices 4505s ee 0 een ares ooo 2 Minnechaug’ 2. cee ove ete ee 0 ) Me at leeds ete a tee Classical’ ...2.5).5). 5 «45 «oes 0 Rae ie ener West Springfield .......5...022. 9500 0 3 ef ee ee Easthampton’ 24.60% « «5455 00s eee 0 Bo eae ee es Classical 6 oi, «05s naa nn ae i Oa roras eee West: Sprinctield (re-e n ee 0 2S iste hea West Springfield .3..% ¢..0:00 so 05 se 1 0 eee Pre Medford. «cscs. eedis «5's 0 eee 0 Left to right: Chester Harackiewicz, Gerald Cellilli, and James Fonte members of the all-star team. 84 ll gee a oe eee Meyer ST : J. Fonte, center halfback; T. Teixeira, halfback; J. Zina, Craig Low, wing; Ronald Alexander, center forward; John Elphinstone, halfback. half-back, STATISTICS OF THE YEAR Tom Fidalgo Varsity Squad Goals Assists Ronald Alexander Chester, HarackiewiCz staineiya se ais cect oie 20 5 Robert Duarte amies Fonte mee tee ee ie settee es 4 10 Gordon Allen Ronald’ Diase tre tee yas ae ae 10 Z Tony Aguiar GeraldiGellillimyermrarrence. cri ieeas seer 1 11 Graige Lower ee R. Augusto, goalie; T. Aguiar, fullback. R. Dias G. Cellilli Inside left Left wing ae NN VN or RF YR C. Harackiewicz Right inside ea me 4 4 i Tigray eens First row, left to right: J. Humber, A. Brodeur, J. Richards, B Dziura, D. Young, J. Haluch, R. LaBier, T. Webster, D. Bates, M. Williamson. Second row: J. Edgar, J. Vautrain, F. Zilch, J. Thompson, R. Tibbetts, G. Censabella, G. Gurski, J. Featherstone, R. Stepanian, F. Landry, J. Rooney. Third row: M. Bertram, P. FOOTBALL Left to right: Coach Patullo, Bruce Dzuira, Dwight Young, John Haluch, and Coach Casagrande. eee Rakouskas, G. Berry, F. Bruni, G. Trusz, A. Ferreira, R. Johnston, H. Crisostomo, R. L’Heureaux, R. Silva, D. Berry. Fourth row: Coach Bobowiec, Coach Mullins, J. Chenaille, P. Francisco, J. Davis, L. Wdowiak, H. Fraher, C. Chaconas, J. Walz, L. Scruton, J. Bernard, Coach Casagrande, Coach Patullo. RECORD OF THE YEAR Ludlow Opponent 14 ee ae ae Enfield Gace bad aelnandun erahh Sree aane 8 30 Nate rete Minnechaug fonyaas- che eas renee 0 2OT I RBAS he eres Holyoke) Gatholiche eit taaaiene 0 2D ery Tae ee eee East’ Longmeadow, 7.422500 c eee 16 BP ame See ar re: Longmeadow 4. since ites spc 16 ORey Le eae South °Hadley )2%..5- ecu. 2 erate eres 46 VA Rac Seobiseen Gra ioc Chicopee Comprehensive .............. 14 22M oe eee te Palmetn oe saeuads 2 tn ee 8 Total: Won 5—Lost 3 Varsity ready for action. Seniors before the game. Coaches planning football strategy. Junior Varsity Freshman coaches, assistant and starters. ce g x ae Joe Richards 4 Ron LaBier Halfback Fullback Joe Featherstone Guard ¢ Bruce Dzuira q Skip Young Center Tackle Grant Gurski End John Haluch @q Francis Landry Quarterback Tackle Nest wa Mike Williamson End o iy | uf 3 Jeff Humber ‘ ! af | 7 @ Art Brodeur End Halfback Dan Bates P Tackle 4qTom Webster Guard Bob Stepanian @ Gerry Censabella Halfback Tackle Jeanne Lebel Sandra Wakem GIRLS’ VARSITY TEAM Linda Livermore Margaret Brennan Sandy Wakem; Linda Livermore; Coach, Miss Kudlic. Co-Captains RECORD OF THE YEAR Ludlow Opponent Ludlow Opponent WMP ates G5 eds se Minnechaugiesee were ae 23 A Se ee hen cerca echt (are Monson bir uso tm. cease ata 29 Hb og Enfield gia. soe ten cnustere oe cars 19 Ey aT ee, | LA oye ee APR ce Palinett sss steele at ee bite 32 KE 35 0 Se oe Palmeemer ei oe corre are 14 Tre Wepehnte Se chaes a eyats Soren he Ware rece ens id eee 20 DES 6 3 croc DOR Rr IW ALC mm nnterR Nan Recon celemtclahs pices tite 26 CYT Aired co GEN ee sen cie Cente Monsonis So seoe neon Sarai snk 17 OOP ee nite] dprey eet etaict gsc eos 26 DOU Magica tue a a ese ts Minnechaug acwasud. eee nee 32 Seniors in Action: Jeanne Lebel, Linda Livermore, Margaret Brennan, Linda Livermore, Margaret Brennan, Sandy Wakem. Sandy Wakem. t Peeper I es Top row, left to right: J. Struziak, J. Edgar, J. Pagos, R. Duarte, Coach Kurty. Second row: R. Augusto, T. Zwizinski, H. Mills, C. Harackiewicz, R. Savoie. Front row: J. Vautrain, M. Williamson, J. Fonte, J. Rooney, T. Fidalgo. Co-Captains mh F “Aint pee . Ae es nae B J.V. TEAM—Left to right, Top row: R. Sambor, L. Auffrey, G. Gadaire, L. Scruton, D. Sepiol, W. Kielbasa, P. Rakouskas. Bottom row: J. Struziak, A. Soucy, P. Francisco, M. Scyocurka, B. Raymond, R. Warren. BOYS’ BASKETBALL 4 Mike Williamson Jim Fonte � FRESHMAN TEAM— Left to right, Top row: G. Potter, J. Carvalho, E, Prystupa, T. Chmura, W. Alves, R. Desmarais. Middle row: W. Mullins, J. Bernardo, R. Migacy, M. Ziencina, P. Dorval, J. Mastalerz, T. Richmond. Bottom row: R. Desmarais, K. Thompson, G. Gonsalves, T. Rooney, H. Katz, S. Peabody, J. Savoy. ee a s ‘ee ' i M ° Act Hoopsters in SENIOR DIRECTORY AGEN, CHARLES Football 1; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3. ALEXANDER, RONALD Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2. ALVES, JOHN ALVES, MARSHA Cheerleader ih Do 65h Entertainment Committee of Freshmen Dance; Science Club 4; Future Nurses 1, 4; Red Cross 1, 4; Hi-News Typing Staff 3; G.O. Ball Decorations Committee 2; Sophomore Banquet Refreshment Committee 2; Dramatics Club 4; Photography Editor for Ludlow Lion 64; Make-up Committee for Senior Show. ANDRE, LAWRENCE ASHTON, CAROL ASHWELL, PHYLLIS Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2; Chorale 2, 3; Science Club 4; Choraleers 3, 4; Dance Committee 2; Treasurer of Chorale 3; Pro Merito 3, 4; Ring Committee 3; Prom Program and Rules Com- mittee 3; 1963 Graduation Usher 3; Art Club 2; Assistant Editor of Ludlow Lion ‘64. BANAS, GEORGE Clean-up Committee for Freshman Dance. BANAS, ROSEMARY Hi-News Business Staff 2, 3, 4; Prom Invitations and Publicity 3; Music 2, 3. BATES, DANIEL Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Arch Bearer at Gradu- ation 3; Track Team 3. BELANGER, JANICE President of Red Cross 3; Music 3, 4; Red Cross Representative 4. BELLISARIO, SUZANNE Art Club 2; Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Choraleers 3, 4: Dance Committee 1, 2; Color Guard 2, 3, 4; Hi-News Typing Staff 4; Junior Prom Decoration Committee 3. BERRY, NANCY Girls Chorus 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2; Ticket Committee for Sophomore Dance; Choraleers 3, 4; Majorettes 3, 4; Dramatics Club 4. BOLASKI, JANA Girls’ Chorus 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Hi-News Business Staff 2; Hi-News Typing Staff 3; 1963 Yearbook Editorial Staff; Sophomore Banquet Committee; Junior Prom Decoration Committee; Dance Com- mittee 3. BOLDUAN, CAROL Future Teachers 1, 2(Program Chairman), 3 (Secretary), 4(President) ; Pro Merito 3, 4(Secretary) ; Hi-News 3(Co-Assistant Editor), 4(Co- Editor) ; Chairman of Theme Committee for Senior Show; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; WSPR Student Reporter 2; Chorale 2, 3; Spotlight on Youth Reporter 3; Member of “As Schools Match Wits” 3; Member of Entertainment Committee for Junior Prom; Invitations Committee for Sophomore Banquet. BOURCIER, SUSAN Art Club 2: Majorette 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 2, 3; Chorale 3, 4; Art Staff for 1963 Yearbook; Chairman for Decorations of Junior Prom; Chairman of Decoration Committee 2; Chairman of Poster and Publicity Committee for Senior Show; Chairman of Decora- tion Committee for Booster Day Dance; Editor of Art and Layout Staff for the Yearbook 4; Choraleers 4. BOWLER, WARD Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Junior Prom Decorations; Decorations Com- mittee 3. 4; Poster and Publicity Committee for Senior Show. BUONAIUTO, NANCY Programs and Rules Committee for Prom 3; Chairman of Make-up Committee for Senior Show. BRENNAN, MARGARET Girls’ Basketball 3, 4; Choraleers 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Art Club 2; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4. BRODEUR, ARTHUR Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Student Patrol 1; Golf Team 1; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3. BRUSCHI, SUZANNE Art Club 4; Dramatic Club 4; Yearbook Staff — Art and Layout 4. BUDNICK, THOMAS Football 1; Basketball 2, Christmas Homeroom Decorations Committee ils 2% BULDUC, LAWRENCE CAIRNS, KATHLEEN Dramatic Club 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Future Nurses 1; Sports Usher 2; Student Patrol 2; Student Council 2; G.O. Ball Refreshment Com- mittee 1, 2, 3; Freshmen Dance Refreshment Committee and Clean-Up Committee. CARNEVALE, ROBERT Golt Team 1, 2, 3; Junior Prom Refreshment Committee. CELLILLI, GERALD Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Student Patrol 3. CENSABELLA, GERALD Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Decorations Committee 3; Dance Committee ih, CHMURA, BEVERLY Eligibility or Rules Committee for the Senior Show; Business Staff of Ludlow Lion 1964; Majorettes 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses 1, 2; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Homeroom Decoration Committee 1, 2; Refreshment Committee 1, 2, 3; Decoration Committee 1, 2; Publicity Committee 2; Archbearer for Class of '63. CODDING, DALE Publicity Dance Committee 1; Refreshment Dance Committee 2. CONSTANT, RICHARD J.V. Basketball 4; Student Council 2. CZAJKOWSKI, CHRISTINE Mixed Chorus 2. 3, 4; Chorale 2, 3; Art Club 2; Hi-News Reporter Dd, “ais Student Council 3; Hi-News Page Editor 4; Graduation Usher for Class of 1963; Sports Usher 3; Sophomore Dance and Banquet Decora- tion Committee; Decoration Committee 1, 3; Junior Prom Decoration Committee; Pro Merito 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. D’ANDREA, SANTINO Football 1, 2; Refreshment Committee for Sophomore Banquet; Junior Prom Refreshment Committee; G.O. Ball Decorations Committee. DANFORTH, SHIRLEY Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club. DEC, DORETTA Ticket Committee of Sophomore Dance; Refreshment Committee for Junior Dance; Business Staff for the Ludlow Hi-News. DECKER, ROGER Soccer 3. DEROUIN, RICHARD Clean-up Committee for Freshman Dance; Manager of Football Team; Decoration Committee for Junior Prom; Booster Day Committee. SH 98 DIAS, RONALD Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y. DiCANDIA, DINA Science Club; Senior Show Make-up Committee; Program and Rules Committee for Junior Prom. DICKEY, BRUCE Refreshment Committee for Freshmen Dance; Decoration and Clean-up Committee for Sophomore Dance. DOMINICK, DIANE Decoration Committee for Freshman Dance; Refreshments 2, 3; Booster Day Committee; Girls’ Basketball Timer 1; Rules Committee for Senior Show. DONAHUE, FRANCIS Junior Red Cross 3; Hi-Y 3, 4; Clean-up Committee for Junior Prom; Mixed Chorus; Senior Booster Day Committee; Latin Club; Science Club. DUARTE, JUDITH Decoration Committee for Freshmen Dance; Publicity Committee for Sophomore Dance; Program and Rules Committee for Junior Prom; Dramatic Club 4; Booster Day Dance Committee; Typing Staff for Ludlow Lion '64; Colorguard Substitute. DULSKI, ELIZABETH Refreshment Committee 1, 2, 3; Girls’ Chorus 2; Red Cross Representa- tive 2; Booster Day Committee. DVORCHAK, PATRICIA Decoration Committee ile) PIR Ticket Committee for Sophomore Banquet; Typist for Ludlow Hi-News 2, 3, 4; Student Patrol 3, 4; Homeroom Representative 3; Ticket Committee for Junior Prom and Dance; Sports Usher 3; Pro Merito 4; Senior Show Ticket Committee. DYNOK, CANDACE: Future Nurses 1, 2, 3; Color Guard 2, 3, 4; Invitations Committee for Freshmen Dance; Refreshments Committee 2, 3; Booster Day Dance Committee; Latin Club; Science Club; Talent Committee for Senior Show; Yearbook Business Staff. DZIURA, BRUCE Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3; Baseball 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Representative 2; Student Patrol 2, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Clean-up Committee 2; Chairman for Sophomore Banquet; Ticket Committee 2; Hi-Y 3, 4; Dartmouth Book Award; Pro Merito 3, 4; A.C. Model Congress 3, 4; Hi-News Page Editor 4; Treasurer 4; Football Co-Captain 4; Good Government Representative; Theme Committee for Senior Show; Rally Chairman for Booster Day Dance; Latin Club, ELPHINSTONE, JOHN Freshman Football; Dance Committee 1, 2; Pro Merito 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4: Reporter for Hi-News lo ae: Usher for Graduation; Model Congress 3, 4; Science Club President; Senior Show Property Committee; Student Reporter for WSPR Radio Station; Yearbook Art and Layout Staff; Treasurer of Pro Merito 4. FALCONER, DONNA Color Guard 3; Hi-News Typing Staff 3, 4; Yearbook Typing Staff 3, 4; Homeroom Decorations 1, FEATHERSTONE, JOSEPH Football 3, 4; Golf 3, 4; Homeroom Representative 4; Student Council 4. FERREIRA, NANCY Future Teachers 2, 3 (Treasurer), 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Dance Com- mittee 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Representative 1; Editor of Yearbook 4; Governor's Guide 4. FONTE, JAMES Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Student Patrol 4; Soccer 3, 4; Rally Committee Chairman; Booster Day Reporter for Hi-News; Hi-Y; Arch- Bearer for ‘63 Graduation. FORTNER, NANCY Chorus 1; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1, 4; Homeroom Decorations 1; Make-up Committee, Senior Show; Usher at Spring Concert and Christmas Concert 3; Junior Prom Invitations and Publicity Committee 3; Drama Club 4; Art and Layout Staff of Yearbook 4. GAGNE, THOMAS Soccer 1, 3; Dance Committee 1, 2; Golf 3. GAY, JOAN Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1, 4; Art and Dramatics Club 4; Junior Prom Decorations Committee; Layout for the Yearbook 4; Homeroom Decorations 1. GAY, WALLACE Class Treasurer 2; Homeroom Representative 1; Graduation Usher; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3; Future Teachers 2, 3, 4; Senior Show Properties Committee; Science Club 4; Pro Merito 3; Golf 3, 4; WSPR Student Reporter; Junior Prom Publicity and_ Invitations Committee; Junior Prom Entertainment and Grand March Committee; Art and Layout Staff for Yearbook 4. GODIN, EDWARD Decoration Committee for Junior Prom; Decoration Committee 3. GONCALVES, DOLORES Girls’ Chorus 2, 3; Dance Committee 1, 2, 4; Sports Usher 1; Student Council 1; Student Patrol 1; Choraleers 3; Publicity Committee for Senior Show. GOODREAU, LOUISE Girls’ Chorus 1; Dance Committees 1, 3; Art Club 4; Dramatics Club 4. GOSCIMINSKI, WANDA Hi-News Business Staff 2, 3; Girls’ Chorus 1; Choraleers 3; Junior Prom Refreshment Committee 3. GRAHAM, LINDA Homeroom Representative 1; Future Nurses he Ue Dance Committees 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Majorettes 3, 4; Ring Committee 3. GREGORY, COLETTE Poster Committee 1; Girls’ Chorus 1; Red Cross Representative 4. GRZYWOC, STANLEY Freshman Baseball 1; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4. GURSKI, GRANT Hi-Y, Yearbook Photography 4; Football Team 3, 4. GUILBAULT, ROY Decorations Committee for Freshman Dance; Boys’ Chorus 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1, 2. HALUCH, JOHN Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Ticket Committee for Freshman Dance; Entertainment Committee for Sophomore Dance; Prom Clean-up Committee; President of Class 1, 2, 3, 4. HARACKIEWICZ, CHESTER Football 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Dance Committee 1, 2. HART, BETTY Business Staff for the Hi-News. HATCH, BARBARA Band 1, 2, 3, 4. HIERSCHE, JUDY Program Committee for Freshman Dance; Refreshment Committee for Sophomore Dance; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2; Choraleers 3, 4; Mixed Chorus. HIGGINS, KATHRYN Future Nurses ih Bae Dance Committee; Christmas Homeroom Decoration Committee; Business Staff of Yearbook 64; Publicity Committee for Junior Prom; Science Club 4; Programs and Publicity for Senior Show; Sports Usher. HILL, HOLLY Business Staff for Ludlow Lion 64; Junior Prom Invitation Committee; Hi-News Business Staff 4. HOUGHTON, R. LESTER Basketball 1, 2; Student Patrol 3, 4; Soccer 3; Lighting Committee for Senior Show. HUMBER, JEFF Hi-News Reporter 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Dance Committee; Basketball 1, 2, 3: AIC Model Congress: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 4; Student Patrol 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Decorations Committee for G.O. Ball; ‘63; Class Vice President 1, 2, 3, 4. JACK, JEAN Invitations Committee for Freshman Dance; Decorations Committee for Sophomore Dance; Invitation Committee for Sophomore Banquet; Sports Usher. JAROSZ, WILLIAM JORDAN, KATHLEEN Publicity Committee for Freshman Dance; Chorus 1; Pro Merito Honor Society. JORGE, ELAINE Refreshment Committee for Junior Prom. KATZ, DEBORAH Hi-News Business Staff 1, 2; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2; Choraleers 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorale 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 1, 2; Freshman Dance Invitations Committee; Sophomore Banquet Committee. KOCHANEK, MARGARET M. Hi-News Business Staff 4; Yearbook Business Staff ‘64. KOCKANEK, MARY ANN Girls’ Chorus 1, 2; Choraleers 3, 4; Future Nurses (Clits i, ©, 3, aie Freshman Dance Committee; Sophomore Banquet Refreshment Com- mittee; Class Ring Committee; Pro Merito Honor Society; Program Committee for Junior Prom; 1963 Yearbook Business Staff; Invitation Committee for Junior Dance. KOSCHER, CAMILLE Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committees 1; Refreshment Committee for Sophomore Banquet; Class Treasurer 3; Student Council 3, 4; Student Patrol 3, 4; Chairman of Ticket Committee for Junior Prom and Junior Dance; Chairman for Student Council Handbook Com- mittee; Homeroom Representative 4; Music 4; Co-Chairman for Senior Show. KOSENSKI, LAURIE KOSS, ANTON Yearbook Photography Staff '64; Chairman Lighting Committee for Senior Show; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Refreshment Com- mittee and Freshman Dance; Hi-Y 3, 4; Audio-Visual Aid Club. KUMISCA, RICHARD Senior Show Scenery Committee, KUMISCA, ROBERT KURPASKA, DANIEL Golf Team 3; Ludlow Lion Business Staff; Science Club 4. LAAMANEN, WILLIAM LABIER, RONALD Hi-Y; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2; Football 1, 3, 4. LANDRY, FRANCIS Football 1, 2, 3, 4. LEBEL, JEANNE Girls’ Basketball Team 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers 2; Future Nurses 3, 4; Refreshment Committee for Sophomore Dance; Ticket Committee for Junior Prom; Choraleers 4; Color Guard oy, ZH LEFEBVRE, DIANE Future Nurses 1, 2, 4; Hi-News Business Staff 2, 3, 4. LETENDRE, ALICE Future Nurses 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Hi-News Business Staff 3. LIVERMORE, LINDA Girls’ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses 2, 3, 4; Refreshment Com- mittee for Junior Prom; Science Club 4; Theater Arts Club; Science Club; Senior Dance Decorations Committee. LOW, CRAIG Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Representative iL OF Entertainment and Invitations Committee for Freshman Dances; Enter- tainment Committee for Sophomore Banquet; Usher for Graduation; Soccer 3, 4; Pro-Merito 3, 4. LUCEK, SANDRA Refreshment Committee for Freshman Dance; Future Nurses of America 1, 3, 4; Future Teachers 2; Publicity Committee for Freshman Dance; Refreshment Committee for Sophomore Banquet; Ticket and Publicity Committee for Sophomore Dance; Decorations Committee for Junior Prom and Junior Dance; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2; Choraleers 3, 4; Chorale 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Program Committee for Senior Show; Refreshment Committee for Senior Dance; Science Club. LUSSIER, RITA Girls’ Chorus 1, 2; Choraleers 3, 4; Refreshment Committee for Fresh- man Dance; Dramatic Club 4; Business Staff for Hi-News 4. MAITLAND, MARGARET Junior Prom Entertainment Committee; G.O. Ball Refreshment Com- mittee; Future Nurses 4; Junior Red Cross 4; Senior Show Make-up Committee. MARINI, SANDRA Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of Red Cross 1; Girls’ Chorus 2; Refreshment Committee for the Junior Dance; Assistant Business Manager to the Ludlow Lion '63; Pro Merito 3; Science Club 4; Publicity Committee for Junior Prom. MARQUES, ELAINE Future Nurses of America; Decoration Committees 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Red Cross Representative 2; Secretary of Red Cross 3; Science Club 4; Co-Chairman of Costumes for Senior Show. MARTINELLI, CAROLYN Chairman for Invitations and Publicity Committee 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Ticket Committee and Refreshment Committee 1; Clean-up Committee 3; Student Council 4; Editorial Staff for Ludlow Lion ‘64; Choraleers 4. MARTOWSKI, ALYCE Girls’ Chorus 1,2; Choraleers 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Hi-News Typing Staff 3, 4; Pro Merito 3, 4; Refreshment Committee for Fresh- man Dance; Refreshment Committee for Sophomore Dance; Program and Rules Committee for Junior Prom; Chief Typist for Ludlow Lion 64, Invitations Committee for Freshman Dance; Invitations Committee for Sophomore Dance, Publicity Committee for Senior Dance; Gradua- tion Usher '63; Costumes Committee 4. =. 100 McCHESNEY, MARTHA Future Nurses of America 1, 2; Freshman Dance Refreshment Com- mittee; Decorations Committee for Sophomore Banquet; Entertainment Committee for Junior Prom; Pro Merito nus Girls’ Chorus 1 e2: Choraleers 3, 4; Chorale 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 4: WSPR_ Student Reporter; Science Club; Costume Committee for Senior Show. McLEAN, CHARLENE Freshman Dance Committee; Sophomore Dance Committee; Program and Rules Committee for Prom. McMENAMIN, ROSEMARY Girls’ Chorus 1; Refreshment Committee for Freshman Dance; Re- freshment Committee for G.O, Ball; Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4; Chairman of Business Staff for Ludlow Lion ‘64. MEGIZSKY, CAROL Class Secretary 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Secretary 2, 3; Student Patrol 3, 4; Student Handbook Com- mittee 3; Junior Dance Publicity Committee 3; Junior Prom Entertain- metit Committee; Ticket Committee G.O. Ball; Sophomore Banquet Refreshment Committee; Freshman Dance Decorations Committee; Fu- ture Nurses 1. MELNYCK, CYNTHIA Color Guard 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses of America 1; Refreshment Committee for Freshman Dance; Choraleers 5A Hi-News Staff. MESSINGER, GARY MIGGINS, MILDRED Invitation Committee for Sophomore Dance 3; Girls’ Chorus. MINNEY, HAZEL Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4; President of Red Cross 4; Majorettes 3, 4; Hostess for Spring Concert 1; Decoration Committee 1; Refreshment Committee for Sophomore Dance 2. MORIARTY, CAROL Chorus 1; Dance Committee 2; Prom Refreshment Committee 3. MOSIO, SANDRA Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1; Chairman of Decoration Com- mittee for Freshman Dance; Invitation Committee Sophomore Dance; Dramatic Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4. MUCHA, MARCIA Student Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Enter- tainment Committee; Freshman Refreshment Committee; G.O. Ball Decorations Committee; Sports Usher 2, 3; Chorale 2, 3; Homeroom Representative 2, 3; Decorations Committee for G.O, Ball; Secretary for Hi-News Business Staff; Chairman of Refreshments for Sophomore Banquet; Chairman of the G.O. Ball Refreshment Committee 3; Ticket Committee for Junior Prom; Secretary for the Hi-News Business Staff; Publicity and Invitations Committee for Junior Dance; President of the Hi-News Business Staff; Photography Staff for Ludlow Lion '64; 1964 Steering Committee; Ticket Chairman for Senior Show. MUNKITTRICK, MARK Hi-Y 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Dramatics 4; Science Club 4; Chorale 4; Band 4. MUSA, ERNEST Baseball 1; Junior Prom Refreshment Committee. NEDEAU, KENNETH Football 1, 3; Baseball 1. NELSON, CAROL Future Teachers of America 1, 2; Hi-News Reporter 1; Dance Com- mittee 1; Refreshment Committee for Sophomore Banquet; Pro Merito; Chairman of Prom Invitations and Publicity Committee; Library Aid; Program Committee for Senior Show. PACKER, WILLIAM Basketball 2; Baseball 2, 3; Football 3. PASQUINI, RONALD PELLERIN, JERRY Art Club 2; Music 2. PIECZARKA, CA ROL Girls’ Chorus 1, 2; Dance Decoration Committee 1; Art Club 2; Pro Merito 3, 4; Chairman of Prom Refreshment Committee 3; Dramatic Club 4; Candidate for Miss Victory 4; Ludlow Lion Typing Staff 4; Library Aid 4.° POREMBA, RICHARD Golf; Science Club; Chemistry Laboratory Assistance; Ticket Com- mittee for Senior Show. PROKOP, PETER Football 3; Golf. RAKOUSKAS, ANDREA Future Nurses Club 1, 4; Refreshment Committee for Junior Prom; Science Club; Lab Assistant Chemistry. RAMOS, MARION Drama Club; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2; Choraleers 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 4. RANCK, DENNIS RAYMOND, PHILIP Football 1, 3; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Soccer 2; Golf 2, 3. REDIN, SANDRA Red Cross Representative 1; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2, 4; Choraleers 3; Decoration Committee for Sophomore Dance; Invitations and Publicity Committee for Junior Prom; Future Teachers’ Club 3, 4; Pro Merito Society 3; Graduation Usher 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Editorial Staff tor Ludlow Lion 64, RENAULD, WARREN Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 4. RICHARDS, GARY Mixed Chorus 1; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Science Club 4, RICHARDS, JOSEPH Mixed Chorus 1; Baseball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Decorations Committee for Sophomore Dance; Track 3. RODRIGUES, BEVERLY Girls’ Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Red Cross Representative 2; Vice-President of Red Cross 3; Refreshment Committee—G.O, Ball 2; Refreshment Committee for Sophomore Banquet; Color Guard 3, 4; Homeroom Representative 3; Archbearer 3; Miss Victory of 1963; Committee for Class Hand Book; Student Patrol 3. ROMANKO, KATHLEEN Girls’ Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorale 3; Color Guard 2, 3, 4; Decoration Committee for Sophomore Dance; Ticket Committee for Sophomore Banquet; Hi-News Typing Staff 3, 4; Decora- tion Committee for Junior Prom; Hi-News Business Staff 4. ROONEY, MARYELLEN Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Chorale 2, 3, 4; Choraleers 3, 4; Class Banquet Refreshment Committee 2; Chorale Picnic Refreshment Committee 2; Girls Chorus 2; Graduation Usher 3; Junior Dance Refreshment Com- mittee 3; Ring Committee Chairman 3; Prom Entertainment Committee Chairman 3; Mistress of Ceremonies at the Prom 3; Drama Club President 4; Ludlow Lion Editorial Board 4; Chorale President 3, 4; D.A.R. Award Winner. ROSS, TIMOTHY SAN SOUCIE, ELAINE Future Teachers’ Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorale 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Choraleers 3, 4; Pro Merito 3, 4: Lab Assistant in Chemistry 4; Future Nurses’ Club 4; Editorial Board for 1964 Ludlow Lion 4; 1963 Graduation Usher 3; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2; District Chorus 2; Freshman Entertainment Committee. SANTOS, SANDRA Future Teachers Club 2, 3, 4; Refreshments Committee for Junior Sa Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 3, 4; Chorale 4; Dramatics ub 4. SARLAN, THERESA Invitation Committee for Freshman Dance; Refreshment Committee for Freshman Dance; Hi-News Business Staff 1, 2; Decoration Committee for Sophomore Banquet; Hi-News Typing Staff 3, 4; Pro Merito Honor Society 3, 4; Chairman of Program and Rules Committee for Junior Prom; Junior Red Cross Representative 3; Girls’ Chorus 3; Invitation Committee for Junior Dance; Art Club 4. SASUR, SUSANNE Future Teachers Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2; Home Room Representative 1; Chairman of Refreshment Committee 1; Pro Merito Honor Society; Mixed Chorus oy, is Decoration Committee for Junior Dance; Program Committee for Junior Prom; Choraleers 3, 4; Lab Assistant 4. SCAGLIARINI, CLARISSE Ticket Committee for Junior Dance. SCHABOWSKI, ELEANOR Refreshment Dance Committee 2, 3; Choraleers 3, 4; Entertainment Committee—Freshman Dance. SCHRECKE, PATRICIA Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 3, 4; Invitation Committee for Junior Prom; Chorale 4; Majorettes 4. SEPIOL, BEVERLY SHARON, GALE Future Nurses Club 3, 4; Choraleers 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Dramatics Club 4. SHLOSSER, LORETTA Chorus 3; Choraleers 3. SIEKER, MARGARET Refreshment Committee for Sophomore Banquet; Chorus 3, 4; Christ- mas Decorations Committee 3. SIEKER, PATRICIA Refreshment Committee for Sophomore Dance; Choraleers 3; Mixed Chorus 4. SILVA, LINDA Refreshment Committee for Junior Dance; Art Club 4. SIA LER, JEANNE Girls’ Chorus 2; Ludlow Lion Typing Staff 4. SORRELL, NORMAN SOUCY, REGINA Choral 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3. STEEVES, DONNA STEIGMEYER, TIMOTHY Chorus 4. STEPANIAN, ROBERT Football 2, 3, 4; Chorale 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Inhaye 'j, 2b STREMPEK, PATRICIA Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4. STRYCHARZ, JAMES Football 1; Basketball 1, 2; Clean-up Committee for Sophomore Ban- quet; Clean-up Committee for Junior Dance. SUPRENANT, ROBERT TAYLOR, DONNA Girls Chorus 1, 2; Choraleers 3, 4; Chorale 4; Future Teachers of America 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Pro Merito 3, 4; Decorations Committee for Freshman Dance; Invitations Committee for Sophomore Dance; Winner of the United Nations Essay Contest 2; WSPR News Reporter 3; Hi-News 3, 4; Spotlight on Youth Reporter 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Chairman for Junior Prom; Theme Committee for Senior Show; Ring Committee 4; Constitution Oratorical Award Winner. TAYLOR, RAYMOND TEIXEIRA, ANTONIO Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Student Patrol 3, 4; Baseball 1; Science Club 4; Arch Bearer for Graduation 3; Chairman of Props for Senior Show. TETRAULT, MARY THOMPSON, BERNADETTE Hi-News Business Staff 2; Hi-News Editorial Staff 3, 4; Dance Com- mittee 2, 3; Red Cross 2; Chorus 2; Future Nurses 4; Editorial Staff of ‘64 Ludlow Lion. TOMAS, DEODORO Dance Committee 1, 2, 3. TORRETTI, DOMINIC Soccer 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. TULLAR, KENNETH Football 1. VACCARO, SANDRA Future Nurses 1, 2; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Choraleers 3; Dramatics Club 4. WAKEM, SANDRA Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 3; Prom Committee 3. WALKER, RODNEY WARREN, BARBARA Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Majorettes 2, 3. WEBSTER, RICHARD WEBSTER, THOMAS Football 1, 2, 3, 4. WHITE, DENNIS Art Club 3. WILCZYNSKI, STANLEY Dance Committee 2, 3; Homeroom Representative 3. WILLARD, PATRICIA Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2. WILLIAMSON, MICHAEL Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Student Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Hi-News Reporter 4; Student Council 1, 2. WILSON, WILLIAM WLODYKA, SUSANNE Hi-News Business Staff 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Dance Committee 2; Red Cross. YOUNG, DWIGHT Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1; Class Treasurer 1; Chairman of Junior Dance; Hi-Y 3, 4; Hi-News Reporter 4; Dance Committee 1, 2. 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