Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1966 volume:

: Thy = cay bi ny | l j { i 4 | +4 } 4 ‘ wee ) i 1 9 6 g LUDLOW HIGH SCHOOL LUDLOW, MASSACHUSETTS Editor Pat Fitzgerald Adviser Mr. William Lavin Business Adviser Mr. Emilio Bollea DEDICATION When anyone so closely associated to us passes away, it is difficult to ex- press our loss. Our loss of Mr. Russell in the year 1965 will have a marked effect on our lives, and we will always feel his absence very deeply. He was an outstanding principal and leader, an able teacher, and most im- portant of all a good friend to every student at Ludlow High School. Mr. Russell was truly a dedicated and conscientious man, both at work and at leisure. His support of our social and athletic functions could always be ex- pected and was always appreciated. Ad- mired and respected by all, he was our security and guidance during our years of uncertainty. He knew our needs and problems, and was always willing to help when we needed him. Therefore, we, the class of 1966, do dedi- cate the 1966 edition of the Ludlow Lion to the late Mr. George E. Russell. But new experiences for some are routines for oth ers Nelson Saulnier Szczygiel Rooney Hurley Abrahamson MR. ARTHUR NELSON, Guidance Counselor; MISS FLORENCE M. SAULNIER, Head of English Department; MISS MARY SZCZYGIEL, Office Secretary; MR. GRATTAN ROONEY, Assistant Principal; JOHN HURLEY, Acting Principal; MRS. PENNY ABRAHAMSON, Office Secretary. Lavin Patullo Slosek Casagrande Brooks MR. CHARLES PATULLO, Science; MRS. ALICE MAE SLOSEK, Nurse; MISS OLIVE BROOKS, Guidance Counselor; MR. WILLIAM LAVIN, English; MR. LOUIS CASAGRANDE, Guidance Counselor. | see the parade as infinitely numbered classes: floats competing for success Dubois Burns Duclos Proctor Klempner Baxter MISS MARY DUBOIS, English; MR. BERNARD BURNS, Art; MR. FRANCIS DU- CLOS, Science; MRS. PHILOMENE PROCTOR, Head of Language Department; MRS. LILLIAN KLEMPNER, Business; MRS. CAROL BAXTER, Librarian. They see a march of time: numbered floats in succession Holsworth Newman Bi. Carlin Kolodziey Boucher Kapinos MR. LAWRENCE HOLSWORTH, Social Studies; MRS. JUNE NEWMAN, Business MISS CONSTANCE KAPINOS, English, Social Studies, and Mathematics; MR. JOHN CARLIN, Business; MR. WILLIAM KOLODZIEY, Math; MISS NOREEN BOUCHER, Math. I'll become a part of them and they a part of me Mullins Rooney Murtaugh Russell Andreis MR. WILLIAM MULLINS, Social Studies; MR. WILLIAM ROONEY, English; MR. JOSEPH ANDREIS, Science; MISS MARGARET MURTAUGH, Social Studies; MRS. SUSAN RUSSELL, Social Studies. 10 Yet they have many “parts”’; | have fewer to remember Vartanian Fleming Lynes Rusiecki Katsoulis DR. HARRY VARTANIAN, Science; MISS HELEN FLEMING, Science; MR. DANIEL LYNES, Mathematics; MRS. MIRIAM PATULLO, Home Economics; MISS JOAN RUSIECKI, Mathematics; MR. MARC KATSOULIS, Social Studies. 11 5:@ “6 '@ :- ee pe 8 Patullo ' va ¢ e AR tie. 8 r) b-@-4 oT et 4° 950.8)! nee tafe. a oO O8 ONY SoA nee eS je % ¥ ase Oat 34 | have come to know them The numbers have not made them cold Lindsey Fishman Bousquet Daniele Lucia MISS JOYCE LINDSEY, French; MR. ROBERT FISHMAN, Music; MR. WILLIAM LUCIA, Latin; MR. ROBERT BOUSQUET, Social Studies; MR. JOSEPH DANIELE, Mechanical Arts. 12 Each has warmth to give me although they have lost the count Ashe Kelly Watkins Connery Boita Koshinsky MRS. PATRICIA ASHE, English; MISS JUSTINE KELLY, Social Studies; MISS SU- SAN WATKINS, Spanish; MR. BRIAN CONNERY, Social Studies and Driver Edu- cation; MR. PETER BOITA, Head of Mathematics Department; MR. ROBERT KOSHINSKY, Mechanical Arts. | will have only them and they will have more than me Burgess Cavallo Cormier Focosi Wrinn Dziura MRS. ANTOINETTE BURGESS, Latin and French; MR. JAMES CAVALLO, English; MRS. M ARY CORMIER, Business; MRS. CHARLOTTE FOCOSI, Business; MR. GREGORY WRINN, Music; MR. DAVID DZIURA, Science. 14 Let us part with only, “Glad to have known you’”’ Behan Komar { Fa oe 3 es Kudlic LeBlanc Linehan Kurty MR. THOMAS BEHAN, Science; MISS ELEANOR KOMAR, Spanish; MR. JOHN KURTY, Boys Physical Education; MISS HELEN KUDLIC, Girls Physical Educa- tion; MRS. MARY LEBLANC, English; MR. JEROME LINEHAN, English. 15 16 IN MEMORIAM We, the class of 1966, do hold the memory of Mr. Henry Cant in solemn respect as a fine and dedicated teacher at Ludlow High School. t not empty Leave | Lest we be empty 19 each year distinct because you are there. 20 There | see not a team but the separate faces of separate people. But that separateness blurs into a common goal —— oe od 6 : % r - ae SL el e ; mm Ry a S tag ” we £F.: , it eM i - yi pat a om en a ' ‘ xe eee a zon m ee 3 bash ¥ The faces never change. . . nor does the goal ; { ‘ � : i 24 spirit strength strategy | have heard the spirit in their cheers, watched confidence march at half-time, and admired their strength in winning and in losing ao : saperetntcn wo otic eea| 1 Baek get Ny seettie” 27 Ludlow raises heroes from passing classes that are recorded in slate when the younger seek the wedge. Their characters fade ime. flames of t Only the goal in fireproofed. IS But while they rule they expose themselves to make their audience laugh and attempt to leave a mark in exclusive concrete. 30 ion, 31 iond ® re = 8 G5 ao 2 a — O D O nv o £ oe SOnxs Se yes o @ a vZzees | = 9225 on Qa. £ | 5s Ea vd | ni o a. x EE Sn SS The present ts clear; our goal is strong: It is a force pushing for success 32 a = © wie Ss 4s) Recognition face among many is one from a crowd an individual remembered Experience for some, an awarding 34 for others just rewarding. Another day, far ahead of the present, | may wander through in my leisure and wonder what | did here. , owt. : f id bay : 36 38 | will forget that there was once here a present for me before the flock dispursed and each flew his own way. Another day it may be only a resting station where | return seasonally in my migration $1 ll not have forgotten the place — yet no longer will it be in the present — i i i : q 42 but rather a home in the past. 44 45 They hint of other times even when the present is most high . . . Even when they are not looking down or up higher. (Because this present is their highest.) 47 RT NBA IO LALO. 2 APSE AA aR i ee liaise a 48 49 50 43 52 3 53 | have seen happy people. Happy people are always together. Good times are not planned for change is a human way; schedules are made to discipline. 54 56 m 2% es «6 iw Es +e ue we PPP RG ea gee 4 a | 60 61 errr na ts pee ee BEARS Bib lua iy +m 1P 199 32), fe es � ee (7 ie y 4 63 64 65 | am an observer of others rather than of myself. So is every man. Hath not a man eyes with which to see himself? 66 The man who looks in himself has insight. 67 SSS ANS RSIS weTeetae se. |. 68 Emotions are disobedience to schedules. Excitement is a rowdy child. S LIF SLI L477 ty Lf SL LAIT , , v tf fe Vj Y Sf Wi) Wy iff LFTs Ls : Yi fforsmuILL LAT WML Yi Hf HTT L f a sili a f L, % w 4 i, iff | dil HME TT} A T ' t a 69 Beek OO sel: ee eS 71 At last | am back. | do not see a smile — I feel it. | do not see a life — | am one. When | move someone will feel my touch. When | throw someone will catch or miss. My life will not pass unseen. Is there someone in my old place — watching me now? Look at my friends. You can’t see me without seeing them. Don’t stay there too long. You think you can stand alone now, but you will not want to be left out. 73 | was always apart, aiming for our goal. | left the crowd so to observe it. 74 | wanted to see it from the outside, but it frightened me to think | could not go back. 75 Why have | waited so long to return? They are always running, and | have missed so much as they galloped past me — ; ‘ ; sat gio gy ei hae TF ee ee eee mt gee tpl PY 5g, le OES Seas Cares SONS Sh lt, Sh hi LFTs dine ROEM J ; it 76 and | only watched instead of rode. Even in their slower paces | lost the life; | have been alone. Sac s Ee 1 oan” Bae 5 ee Peas WA PEOS oS ea ae ice Be MEP RED . s = Fac PS , Ps 4 Bi cplid his a He $ Set ‘ Fas ee Bigg os es a? ees - 0% x 9 ¢ 4 Sas ie ee om n elie ob rela, Baie SES Sycige sng Se PS ee BO we le oy 5 e 3 % io yt en oe ee WS : es SP at US ee a ae ‘ ‘i EA ea iP Ts 0% 2, Bay ; tH | came here to build with my mind and my hands. | did not seek love, but found love. th, | can think of no better times than these 80 bigtime a Sb one We worked and played 82 83 and knew not which we were doing. | can think of no times but these. These are the last days. $ Ckverv aan 84 85 Only now | think... Only now when it is almost over. When we learned 86 88 When we considered ourselves at home 89 Each smile came only once and none could be saved. Sh Nothing can be repeated and now we can only linger in the last hours rather than dwell on the past. 94 For time does not allow us to seek the past or prolong the present. he 96 Let each speak in turn. Let us all take part in completing the whole. 98 oe feat AOS Pd Oe a Fig gh EBON E ES re) : ee EO Tae te ig oe ees | be tome D rn ee eed How good it is to finish together — the work we started together. 101 102 The party’s over... 104 It’s time to call it a day. It was good being with you and watching. It was good to be there. 106 107 Class President Robert M. Fuller To the Class of ’66 A Viking warrior spent his entire life doing deeds that would help him remain immortal in the minds of his country- men. | like this idea of immortality. It is my fondest wish that the Class of 66 has done enough to remain immortal in the mind of L.H.S. We are, each of us, in the April of our years. We have be- gun to sprout blossoms which show promise of an abundant harvest. We have begun to paint our life’s mural. The town, the faculty and administration of L.H.S., and our parents have all done their part and we must now start to build on the foundation which they have built for us. We have all set our own goals and now with God’s help we may start to realize them. | would like to extend my sincere thanks to the Class of ’66 for electing me President, to Mr. William Mullins for his direction and guidance, and to Mr. William Rooney for all the inspiring and profound knowledge he has given me. Fe Rest Ty Sater President Donald Vernon Agen Gordon Edwin Allen Dorothy Virginia Almeida James Anthony Almeida Mary Ann Amos Peter Edward Amos Paul Philip Arslanian Robert Allen Augusto Maximino Salvador Azevedo Ralph Graham Barth Diane Jean Bellisario Sandra Ann Bellucci Wallace Seward Berg James Henry Bernard Barbara Ann Bertini Paul Wayne Binette Donald Mclver Birch Raymond Neree Blanchard Robert John Boduch Jean Evelyn Bonneville Denis Robert Bourcier Robert David Bourdeau Ernest Josepn Bramucci Karen Lee Brockney Helene Marie Bruschi Donna Marie Campora Cynthia Ann Cardinale Mathews Carvalho John Vincent Gasagrande Thomas Henry Casey llidia Jacinta Casimiro Charles Peter Chaconas John Dominic Chenaille Linda Ann Coleman Silverio Zina Conde Larry Keven Cone Sheila Marie Conti Cheryl Ann Coto Thomas Anthony Curto, Jr. Gary James Dakers Thomas Alan D'Andrea Thomas Stanley Davidson, II Fred Davis John Charles Davis Carolyn Margaret Dec Constance Joy Dill Susan Marie Dominique Robert Bruce Downie Nora Joan Dryjowicz Robert Anthony Dryjowicz Robert John Duarte Frederick George Dudek Paul Richard Duquette Joyce Lorraine Dynak John Howard Edgar Theresa Ellen Ericksberg Patricia Maureen Fairbanks Donna Claire Falt Brenda Joyce Feicha Christine Ann Ferreira Paula Lee Fidalgo Patricia Julia Fitzgerald Louise Anna M. Focosi Carol Beth Fontaine Howard John Fraher Paul Anthony Francisco Lynn Ardis Freiberg Robert Merrick Fuller Barbara Jo Gajewski Barbara Rose Anne Giza Pauline Marie Hansel Yvonne Kathleen Hart Connie Jane Hastings Carol Ann Hawrylciw Edward M. Hawrylciw Allen Roy Hebert Marsha Louise Henrichon Shelly N. Hiersche Richard William Hirt R. Dianne Huber Donna T. Hurd Mary Ellen Jorge Sandra Joanne Kaczmarski JoAnn S. Kaytra Marjorie Ellen Keaney Doreen L. Kopyscinski Kathleen Sue Kosenski Jeannie Marie Kowalski Diane Marie Kozaczka Mitchell John Kuc Rosemarie T. Langevin Janice L. Lebel Christine Ann LeMay Elizabeth Ann Lemek Nancy Lee Libiszewski Kathleen Diane Lordan Victor Michael Lucek Kenneth S. Magiera Sandra Jane Maliga Susan R. Martinelli Dorothy J. Martowski Robert Allen McCarron Susan Miller McChesney Elizabeth Barker Melberg Irene Ann Midura Margaret Ann Miller Edna Suzanne Milson Robert John Mosio William Joseph Musiak Maryann Helen Nowak Michael William O'Neill Richard D. Orchulek James Michael Pagos David Paul Panaccione Lenore Paul Richard Lee Pease Diane Mary Pendleton Keith A. Person Adele Marie Petrolati Linda Lou Phaneuf Priscilla Melanie Piligian Susan Barbara Piwowarczyk Gail A. Provost Charles Jacky Queiroga Peter A. Rakouskas Suzanne Marie Ramos Bruce Steven Raymond Frederick Charles Reed Doretta Marie Reese Warren B. Retzlaff, Jr. Kevin F. Roberts Paul R. Robichaud Dominic M. Rodrigues Joan Marie Rodrigues Barbara A. Rucinski Edith A. Russell Susan Ellen Russell John David Sagan Ralph Karol Sambor Maria deLourdes | Santos Richard William Sarrasin Arlene Jane Sawicky Richard F. Scarfe Leon R. Scruton Daniel J. Sepiol Cheryl B. Shepard Daniela Marie Shotts Marlene Mary Silva Marsha Ann Silva Jonn T. Smith Terry Max Smock John J. Smolinski Florence M. Sniadowski Rose Soares Marcia Sue Sorcinelli Alan Paul Soucy Laura Ann Spazioso James Ralph Steigmeyer Cheryl Rose Stone John Albert Struziak Brenda Joyce Suares Eileen Louise Surprenant Barbara Ann Swartz John Thomas Szarlan Mary Ann Szarlan Faye Marie Tatro George Santos Teixeira Alix Elizabeth Tenerowicz George Roger Turcotte Maria Julia Venancio Mary Anne Viens Janet Marie Vigneault MaryLou Elizabeth Walls Robert James Walz James Donald Warren Raymond Lorenzo Warren Mark Watson Lawrence Francis Wdowiak Patricia Joy White Susan F. White Julia Ann Wilczynski Robert Walter Ziemba Susan Louise Zwilling 125 SENIOR DIRECTORY AGEN, DONALD 61 Cady Street—Western New England College Football 9, Jr. Red Cross 10, Senior Show. ALLEN, GORDON 667 East Street—Deerfield Academy Varsity Soccer 9,10,11 (capt. 12); Varsity Baseball 9,10,11,12; Maroon Key 11,12; Varsity Hockey 12 (capt.); Student Patrol 12; Senior Show. ALMEIDA, DOROTHY 36 Chapin Street Ring Committee 11,12; Senior Show. ALMEIDA, JAMES 36 Chapin Street G.O. 9,12; Decoration Committee—Freshman Dance; Football 9; Homeroom Rep. 9; Senior Show. AMOS, MARY Poole Street Refreshment Committee—Junior Prom; Senior Show. AMOS, PETER Lawton Street—University of Mass. Band 9,10,11; Football 9; G.O. 12; Senior Show. ARSLANIAN, PAUL 143 Michael Street—Colorado State Univ. G.O. 9,10,11,12; Theatre Arts 10,11,12; Senior Show. AUGUSTO, ROBERT 22 Cedar Street Varsity Soccer 9,10,11,12; Varsity Baseball 9,10,11,12; Basket- ball 9; Varsity Basketball 10,11,12; Maroon Key 11,12; Arch- bearer—'65 Graduation; Hi-Y 11,12; Senior Show. AZEVIDO, MAXIMINO 36 Lakeview Avenue—Lowell Tech. Track Team 12. BARTH, RALPH Church and Rood Streets Hi-News Business Staff 9,10,11,12. BEAUREGARD, GLORIA 35 Cross Street—Andover Institute of Bus. Hi-News Typing Staff 12. BELLISARIO, DIANE 63 Stivens Terrace—University of Mass. FTA 9,10,11,12; Color Guard 10,11; Jr. Red Cross 10; French Club 11,12; Prom Decoration Committee; Banquet Committee 12; Class Treasurer 12. BELLUCCI, SANDRA 44 Center Street—Westfield State Teachers College FTA 9; Decoration Committee—Freshman Dance; G.O. 9,10,11,12; Chorus 9; Refreshment Committee—Sophomore Banquet; Ticket Committee Sophomore Masquerade; Usherette—'65 Graduation; Prom Entertainment Committee; Usherette—Music Festival; Senior Show. BERG, WALLACE S. 17 Roy Street—Montana State University Football 9; Prom Clean-Up Committee. BERNARD, JAMES 84 Mountainview Street—Central Conn. State College Baseball 9; Football 9,10,11,12; Homeroom Rep. 11; Senior Show Properties; Senior Show. BERTINI, BARBARA 32 Brookfield Street Refreshments Committee—Freshman Dance; Ticket Committee— Junior Dance; Favors Invitations Committee—Junior Prom; Ticket Committee—Booster Day Dance; Program Committee— Senior Show. BINNETTE, PAUL BIRCH, DONALD BLANCHARD, RAYMOND 132 Hubbard Street—Holyoke Community College G.O. 9,10,11,12; French Club 11; Ticket Committee—Senior show; Senior Show. BODUCH, ROBERT 18 West Akard Street Football 11; G.O. 11,12; Hi-Y. BONNEVILLE, JEAN 875 West Street Refreshment Committee—Booster D ay Dance. BOURCIER, DENIS 31 East Street—Holyoke Community College Basketball 9, Vice-President—French Club, Theatre Arts 11, Cleanup Committee—Booster Day Dance (chairman) Chorus 12, Chorale 12, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Homeroom Rep. 12, Senior Banquet Committee, Senior Show, Hi-Y Show. BOURDEAU, ROBERT 415 Holyoke Street G.O. 10,11,12. BRAMUCCI, ERNEST Marion Circle Football 9; Audio Visual Aids 9,10,11; G.O. 10; Radio Club 10; Track Team. BROCKNEY, KAREN 12 Regall Avenue—Hartwick College FTA 9,10,11,12; Pro Merito 11,12; Mixed Chorus 11,12; Theatre Arts 11; Ring Committee 11,12. BRUSCHI, HELENE 250 Miller Street—Boston College FTA 10,11,12; Decoration Committee—Sophomore Banquet; Ticket Committee—Sophomore Dance; Refreshment Committee— Junior Dance; Entertainment Committee—Junior Prom (chairman) Pro Merito 12; French Club 12; Entertainment Committee— Booster Day Dance; Senior Show Ticket Committee; Senior Show. CAMPORA, DONNA 38 Lockland Avenue—Kay-Harvey Jr. Red Cross Rep. 9,10,11,12; Chorus 9; Senior Show. CARDINALE, CYNTHIA 48 Barna Street Decoration Committee—Freshman Dance; G.0.9,11,12; Homeroom Rep. 10,11,12; Theatre Arts 10; ex-officio—Junior Prom Deco- ration Committee; Clerk—Student Council Store; Publicity Committee—Senior Show; Publicity Committee—Senior Dance. CARVALHO, MATTHEW St. Anselms College Football 9; G.O. 9,10,11,12; Hi-Y 11,12. CASAGRANDA, JOHN 163 Yale Street Soccer 9,10,11; Baseball 9,10; Basketball 9; Debating Club; Hockey 12. CASEY, THOMAS 34 Glenwood Street Mixed Chorus 12. CASIMIRO, ILIDIA 247 North Street G.O. 9; Prom Ticket Committee 11; Red Cross 12; Senior Show; Art Club 12; Ticket Committee—Senior Dance (chairman). CHACONAS, CHARLES 191 Cady Street—Holyoke Community College Basketball 9; Baseball 9,10,11,12; G.O. 9,10,11,12; Homeroom Rep. 9; Ticket Committee—Junior Dance; Prom Decoration Committee; Hockey 12; Senior Show. CHENAILLE, JOHN D. 187 Highland Avenue—New York University Theatre Arts 11,12; Pro Merito 11,12; Hi-News Reporter 11,12; Model Congress, Good Government Day Rep. 11,12; Yearbook Lay-Out Committee (chairman). COLEMAN, LINDA Poole Street—Burbank School of Practical Nursing G.O. 10,11,12; Library Aide 10 ,11,12; Clerk—Book Fair 11: Posters Committee—Music Festival; Yearbook Business Staff; Decoration Committee—Boster Day Dance; Senior Show. CONDE, SILVERIO CONE, LARRY K. Football 11,12; Baseball 11,12; Entertainment Committee— Junior Dance; G.O. 12; Hi-Y 12. CONTI, SHEILA 313 Chapin Street Decoration Committee—Sophomore Banquet; Prom Ticket Com- mittee 11; Ticket Committee Booster Day Dance 12; Senior Show; Yearbook Business Staff 12. COTO, CHERYL Poole Street G.O. 9,10,11; Senior Show. CURTO, THOMAS A. 10 Fontaine Street Football 9,10,11,12; G.O. 9,10,11; Prom Clean-up Committee 11; Hi-Y 11,12; Senior Show; Class Day Committee 12. DAKERS, GARY D’ANDREA, THOMAS DAIGNEAULT, CAROL DAVIDSON, THOMAS DAVIS, FRED 11 Cypress Street Football 9, Pep Rally Committee 12, Hi-Y. DAVIS, JOHN DEC, CAROLYN 19 Letendre Avenue G.O. 9,10,11,12; Chorus 9; Refreshment Committee—Sophomore Dance; Yearbook Editorial Staff. DESROCHERS, JANEANNE 18 Grimard Street—Holyoke Community College Threatre Arts 9,10,11,12; Decoration Committee—Junior Dance; Yearbook Editorial Staff. DILL, CONSTANCE 128 Prospect Gardens—Springfield Technical Institute G.O. 9,10,11,12; Theatre Arts 10,11,12; Debating Club 10; Refreshment Committee—Sohomore Banquet; Invitations and Favors Committee—Junior Prom; Publicity Committee Booster Dance; Usherette—Senior Show. DOMINIQUE, SUSAN 50 Miller Street Gomi DONNELLY, PATRICIA DOWNIE, ROBERT 39 Fairview Street GiOmo Ost ie: DRYJOWICZ, NORA 33 Rogers Avenue—Holyoke Community Junior College G.O. 9,10,11,12; Prom Entertainment Committee 11; Debating Club 11; FTA 11,12; Entertainment Committee—Booster Day Dance 12. DRYJOWICZ, ROBERT 33 Rogers Avenue Hi-Y 12. DUARTE, ROBERT 22 Bristol Street—Mitchell College Football 9; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Soccer 10,11.12; Clean-up Committee—Freshman Dance; Usher—'65 Graduation 10, Archbearer '65 Graduation 11; Prom Decoration Committee 11; Maroon Key 11,12; Senior Show; Ticket Com- mittee—Booster Day Dance 12. DUDEK, FREDERICK GEORGE Hampden College of Pharmacy G.O. 9,10,11,12; Soccer 9,10; Senior Show. DUQUETTE, PAUL Western New England College Radio Club 10; Audio Visual Aides 11; Lighting Committee (Chairman)—Senior Show. DYNAK, JOYCE 25 East Akard Street—Worcester City Hospital School of Nursing. G.O. 9,10,11,12; Majorettes 10,11,12; FTA 9; Refreshment Com- mittee (Chairman)—Sophomore Banquet; Future Nurses of America 11; Prom Ticket Committee 11; Ticket Committee— Junior Dance; Senior Show. EDGAR, JOHN 38 King Street—University of Mass. Baseball 9,10; Basketball 9; Varsity Basketball 10,11,12; Foot- ball 9; Varsity Football 10,11,12; Jr. Red Cross Rep. 9; Arch- bearer—’65 Graduation; Jr. Prom Decoration Committee; Maroon Key; Co-Chairman, Maroon Key Banquet; Sr. Show. ERICKSBERG, TERI 52 West Belmont Street FTA 9; Girls Chorus 9; Sports Usher 10,11; Publicity Committee— Senior Show. FAIRBANKS, PAT Girls Chorus 9,10; Mixed Chorus 9,10,11,12; Decoration Com- mittee—Freshman Dance; Future Nurses of America 9; Library Aid 10,11,12; Choraleers 11,12; Refreshment Committee—Junior Dance; Theme Committee—Sr. Show; Chorale 12; District Chorus 12; All-State Chorus 12; Decoration Committee—Booster Day Dance. FALT, DONNA 49 Main Boulevard Debating Club 10; Refreshment Committee—Sophomore Ban- quet; Sports Usher 10,11; Hi-News Secretary 11; Solicitor—1966 Yearbook; Senior Show. FEICHA, BRENDA 354 Chapin Street FTA 9; Refreshment Committee—Freshman Dance; Refreshment Committee—Sophomore Banquet; Entertainment Committee —Sophomore Dance; Junior Prom Decoration Committee; Arch- bearer—’65 Graduation; Junior Dance Ticket Committee; Se- nior Show. FERREIRA, CHRIS 554 East Street Decoration Committee—Freshman Dance; Decoration Com- mittee—Sophomore Banquet and Dance; Hi-News Business Staff 10; General Chairman—Junior Dance; Decoration Com- mittee—Junior Prom; Usherette—’65 Graduation; Decora- tion Committee—Booster Day Dance 12; Elegibility Committee —Senior Show; Yearbook Typing Staff 12 AMS Business Day Representative 12; G.O. 9,10,11,12; Senior Show. FIDALGO, PAULA LEE 33 Green Street—Henry Simmars School of Floral Design G.O. 9,10,11,12; Homeroom Rep. 9; Student Patrol 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10; Girls Chorus 9,10; Class Treasurer 10; Theatre Arts 10; Junior Prom Decoration Committee; Senior Show Pro- gram Cover Committee (Chairman); Art Club 12; Gift Committee 12; Publicity Committee—Booster Day Dance; Senior Show. FITZGERALD, PATRICIA 47 Dale Street—Holyoke Community College Cheerleader 9,10; G.O. 9,10,11,12; FTA 9; Sports Usher 10; Reporter for Hi-News 11,12; Chairman—Refreshment Committee— Junior Prom 11; Editor-in-Chief Ludlow Lion 1966; Student Patrol 12. FOCOSI, LOUISE ANN MARAGRET 184 Cady Street—Western Massachusetts Hospital Future Nurses of America 9. FONTAINE, CAROL BETH 117 West Akard Street—Andover Institute of Business French Club 11,12; Hi-News Editorial Staff 11; Pep Club 12; Publicity Committee—Booster Day Dance 12; Property Com- mittee Senior Show 12. FRAHER, HOWARD JOHN 41 Haswell Circle—Springfield College Football 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10; Hi-Y 11; Prom Decorations Committee 11; Hi-Y Pledge Master 12; Red Cross Representative 12; Track Team 12; Decorations Committee—Winter Formal 12. FRANCISCO, PAUL 703 East Street—Rhode Island School of Design Football 9,10; Basketball 9,10; G.O. 9,10,11,12; Golf Team 11; Debate Club 11; Art Club 12; Senior Show Act; Photography Staff of Yearbook 12. FREIBERG, LYNN 133 Richmond Road—Bay Path Junior College Ticket Committee—Freshman Dance; G.O. 9,10,11,12; Cheer- leader 9,10,11,12; Mixed Chorus 9,10,11; Girls Chorus 9,10; Vice-President of Class 10; Student Council 10; Exoficio— Entertainment Committee—Banquet 10; Decorations Committee— G.O. Ball 10; Decorations Committee—Junior Dance 11, Mixed Chorus 11,12; Choraleers 11,12; Chorale 11,12; Chairman— Ticket Committee—Junior Prom 11; Prom Queen 11; Archbearer for Class of '65 11; Usher at Class Day 11; Usher—Music Fes- tival 11: Hi-Y Show 11; General Chairman—Pep Rally and Bon- fire—Booster Day Dance 12; Ticket Committee—Senior Show. FULLER, ROBERT 12 Rood Street—Holyoke Community College G.O. 9,10,11,12; Football 9,10,11; Junior Prom Decorations Committee 11; Class President 12; George E. Russell Portrait Committee 12; Senior Banquet Committee; Co-Chariman—Decora- tions Committee—Student Council Dance 12; Co-Chairman— Senior Show; Master of Ceremonies—Hi-Y Show 12. GAJEWSKI, BARBARA 204 Prospect Street—University of Bridgeport Girls’ Chorus 9,10; Refreshment Committee—Freshman Dance (Chairman) Mixed Chorus 10,11,12; Red Cross Rep. 10,11; Ring Committee 11; Publicity Committee—Junior Prom; Majorette 12; Make-up Committee—Senior Show (Chairman); Theatre Arts 12; Student Patrol 12. GIZA, BARBARA Springfield Institute for Hairdressing G.O. 9,10,11,12; Refreshment Committee—Freshman Dance (Chairman); Homeroom Rep. 10,11,12; Student Patrol 10,11,12; Refreshment Committee—Sophomore Banquet; Majorette 10, 11,12; Refreshment Committee—Sophomore Dance; Theatre Arts 11, Hi-News Business Staff 11,12; Class Day 11, Arch- bearer—’65 Graduation; Ticket Committee—Senior Show; Senior Banquet Committee. HANSEL, PAULINE HART, YVONNE 486 Holyoke Street Latin Club 10; Ticket Committee—Junior Prom; Refreshment Committee—Booster Day Dance; Props Committee—Senior Show; G.O. 12; Yearbook Editorial Staff (Chairman). HASTINGS, CONNIE 394 West Street—Holyoke Communit College G.O. 9,10,11,12; Freshman Dance Committee; Science Club 10; Refreshment Committee—Sophomore Dance; Decoration Com- mittee—Junior Dance; Decoration Committee—Junior Prom; Entertainment Committee—Booster Day Dance; Senior Show; Ticket Committee—Senior Show. HAWRYLCIW, CAROL Glenwood Street—Endicott Junior College Majorette 10,11,12; Decoration Committee—Sophomore Dance (Chairman); Theatre Arts 10; Hi-News Business Staff 11,12; Ring Committee 11; Publicity Committee—Junior Prom; Ush- erette—'65 Graduation; Pro Merito 12; Yearbook Photography Staff; Office Assistant; Entertainment Committee—Booster Day Dance. HAWRYLCIW, EDWARD 541 Winsor Street—University of Mass. Science Club 10; Debating Club 10,11; Theatre Arts 10; Year- book Photography Staff (Chairman). HEBERT, ALLEN 135 Letendre Avenue—East Coast Aero. Tech. Senior Show. HENRICHON, MARSHA Andover Institute of Business Girls' Chorus 11. HIERSCHE, SHELLY Westfield State Teachers College G.O. 9,10,11,12; FTA 10,11,12; Pro Merito 11,12; Refreshment Committee—Junior Dance; French Club; Yearbook Art and Layout Committee; Senior Show Eligibility Committee (Chairman). HIRT, RICHARD W. 58 Woodside Road Audio Visual Aides 9,10,11; Baseball 9. HUBER, R. DIANNE 29 Laroche Street Refreshment Committee—Freshman Dance; G.O. 9,10,11,12; Cheerleader 9,10,11,12; Entertainment Committee—Sophomore Banquet; Ticket Committee—Sophomore Dance; Invitations Favors Committee—Junior Prom; Decoration Committee—Hi-Y Winter Ball: Senior Show Props Scenery Committee; Senior Show. HURD, DONN A 102 Guertin Avenue G.O. 9,10,11,12; Senior Show. JORGE, MARY ELLEN 16 Ray Street—Westfield State Teachers College G.O. 9,10,11,12; Refreshment Committee—Junior Prom; French Club 11,12; Ticket Committee—Junior Dance; Chorus 11; Chora- leers 11; Music Festival Guide; FTA 12; Publicity Committee —Booster Day Dance; Chairman of Publicity Posters—Senior Show; Senior Show. KACZMARSKI, SANDRA 36 Belmont Street Junior Prom Decoration Committee; Senior Show Costume Com- mittee; Senior Show Usher. KAYTRA, JO ANN S. 30 Victoria Terrace—Andover Inst. of Bus. G.O. 11; Yearbook Typing Staff; Hi-News Typing Staff; Senior Show. KEANY, MARJORIE KOPYSCINSKI, DOREEN 565 East Street Ticket Committee—Freshman Dance; G.O. 9,10,11,12; Refresh- ment Committee—Sophomore Banquet; Decoration Committee— Sophomore Dance; Prom Invitations and Favors Committee; Sports Usher 11; Senior Show Snow Sculpture Committee; Senior Show. KOWALSKI, JEANNIE KOSENSKI, KATHLEEN 103 Swan Avenue G.O. 10,11,12; Entertainment Committee—Sophomore Banquet; FTA 10; Theatre Arts 10,11,12; Latin Club 10,11; Library Aide 10,11,12; Entertainment Committee—Junior Dance; Prom Ticket Committee; Senior Show. KOZACZKA, DIANE KUC, MITCHELL J. 250 Winsor Street—Lowell Technological Institute Band 9,10, G.O. 9,10,11,12 Chorus 9; Golf Team 11,12; Art Club 12; Pep Rally Committee—Booster Day Dance 12; Yearbook Photography Staff. LANGEVIN, ROSE MARIE T. 42 Prospect Street—Andover Institute of Business Girl's Chorus 9; Usherette—'65 Graduation; Hi-News—Head Typist 12; Yearbook Typing Staff 12; Senior Show. LEBEL, JANICE Lyons Street—New York School of Interior Design Future Nurses of America 9,10,11; Sophomore Banquet—En- tertainment; Drama Club 11; Color Guard 11,12; Ticket Com- mittee—Booster Day Dance 12; Decoration Committee—Hi-Y Dance 12; Eligibility Committee—Senior Show; Decoration Com- mittee—Junior Prom. LE MAY, CHRISTINE 170 Cady Street Snow Sculpture Committee 12. LEMEK, ELIZABETH 26 Ray Street—Westfield State Teacher’s College G.O. 9,10,11; Decoration Committee—Freshman Dance; Red Cross Rep. 10; Invitation Committee—Sophomore Banquet; Girl's Basketball Team 10; Latin Club 10; En tertainment com- mittee—Chairman—Sophomore Dance; Pro Merito 11,12; Ring committee 11; Decoration committee—Chairman—Junior Prom Lab assistant 12; Elegibility committee Senior Show. LIBISZEWSKI, NANCY 25 Richmond Road Class Secretary 9,10,11,12; Student Council 9,10,11,12; Girl's Basketball Team 9,10,11,12; G.O. 9,10,11,12; F.T.A. 9; Hos- tess Junior Prom 9,10; Student Patrol 9; Majorettes 10,11,12; Co-Captain—Majorettes 11, 12; Graduation usher 11; Refresh- ment committee—G.O. Ball 10; Student Council—secretary; Girl's Basketball Team—Captain 12; Refreshment committee— Booster Day Dance 12; Make-up committee—Senior Show. LORDAN, KATHLEEN 286 East Street—Louisiana State University G.O. 10,11; F.T.A. 11; Debating Club 11; Publicity Committee— Jr. Prom; Refreshment Committ ee—Jr. Dance. LUCEK, VICTOR 3 Ray Street—Suffold University Basketball 9; Freshman Dance Committee 9; G.O. 9,10,12; Band 10,11; Sophomore Banquet Committee; Pro Merito 11,12; Prom Committee (Chairman) 11; Junior Dance Committee (Chairman) 11; Usher '65 Graduation 11; Theatre Arts 12; Laboratory As- sistant 12; Student Patrol 12; Chorus 12; Senior Show; School Match Wits 12; Yearbook Editorial Staff 12. MAGIERA, KEN Moore Street—Northeastern University G.O. 10,11,12; Pep-Rally Committee—Booster Day Dance. MALIGA, SANDRA 80 Davis Street—University of Mass. Freshman Dance Committee; Sophomore Banquet Committee; Theatre Arts 10; Fta 10,11,12; Prom Committee 11; Pro Merito 11,12; Senior Show. MARTINELLI, SUSAN 5 Victoria Terrace Student Council 9; Homeroom Representative 9; FTA 9,10,11,12; Freshman Dance Committee 9; Girls’ Basketball Team 10; Sopho- more Dance Committee; Junior Red Cross; Ticket Committee— Prom 11; Junior Dance Committee; Senior Gift Committee; Senior Dance Committee; Senior Show. MARTOWSKI, DOROTHY 35 Lawrence Street—Radford College G.O. 9,10,11,12; FTA 9,10,11,12; Freshman Dance Committee; French Club 11,12; Sports Usher 11; Invitations and Favors Com- mittee Junior Prom 11; Hi-News Reporter 12; Refreshment Committee—Booster Day Dance 12; Senior Show. MASTALERZ, SANDRA 13 Cambridge Street G.O: 9,11; Decoration Committee—Freshman Dance; FTA 11,12; Refreshment Committee—Junior Prom 11; Entertainment Com- mittee—Booster Day Dance 12. McCARRON, ROBERT 86 White Street G.O. 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,11,12; Soccer 9,10,11,12; Basketball 11; Hockey 12; Decorations Committee—Freshman Dance; Deco- rations Committee—Sophomore Dance; Prom Decorations Com- mittee 11; Archearer '65 Graduation 11; Hi-Y 12; Maroon Key 12: Student Patrol 12; Decorations Committee—Booster Day Dance 12; Senior Show. MCCHESNEY, SUSAN 905 Center Street—Wellesley College Girls Chorus 9,10; Mixed Chorus 9,10,11,12; Chorale 10,11,12; District All-State Chorus 10,11,12; Choraleers 11,12; General Chairman—Freshman Dance; Theatre Arts 10,11,12; Refreshment Committee—Sophomore Banquet; Homeroom Rep. 11; Pro Merito 11,12; Red Cross Rep. 12; French Club 12; Senior Show Emcee. MELBERG, ELIZABETH 406 Miller Street—Defiance College G.O. 9,10,11,12; Latin Club 10,11; Pro Merito 11,12; Senior Show Snow Sculpture Committee. MIDURA, IRENE 842 East Street—Hartford Hospital of Nursing G.O. 9,10,11,12; Refreshment Committee—Freshman Dance; Student Council 10; Refreshment Committee—Sophomore Dance; Pro Merito 11,12; Theatre Arts 11; Student Patrol 11,12; Fu- ture Nurses Club 11,12; Ticket Committee—Junior Dance. MILLER, MARGARET 644 Chapin Street—Shephard Gill School of Practical Nursing Future Nurses Club 9,10,11,12; Secretary—Future Nurses 11— President 12; Decoration Committee—Freshman Dance; Re- freshment Committee—Freshman Dance; Refreshment Committee —Sophomore Banquet; Junior Prom Decoration Committee; Re- freshment Committee Junior Dance; Senior Show Ticket Com- mittee; Decoration Committee—Booster Day Dance; Senior Show. MILSON, EDNA SUZANNE 38 Wood Drive—Trade Institute of Technology Senior Show Ticket Committee. MOSIO, ROBERT 41 Kendall Street MUSIAK, WILLIAM 17 Chapin Street NOWAK, MARYANN 44 Stivens Terrace—Western Massachusetts Hospital G.O. 9,10,11,12; Dramatic Club 9; Sports Usher 9; Majorettes 10, 11; Refreshment committee—Sophomore Banquet; Decoration committee—Junior Prom 11; Future Nurses of America 11,12; Make-up committee—Senior Show; Program covers committee— Senior Show; Refreshment committee—Senior Dance. O'NEILL, MICHAEL W. 493 Fuller Street—Holyoke Community College G.O. 9,11,12; Hi-Y Club 11,12; Ticket committee—Junior Prom; Cleanup committee Chairman—Junior Dance; Track Team 12; Cleanup committee—Booster Day Dance 12. ORCHULEK, RICHARD 7 Eden Street—New England Technical Institute G.O. 9,10,11,12; Chem-lab assistant 12; Senior Show. PAGOS, JAMES 7 Winsor Street—Brown University G.O. 9,10,11,12; Class President 9; Varsity Golf 9,10,11,12; Student Council 9,11,12; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Ex- ecutive Board; Student Patrol 9,10,11,12; J.V. and Varsity Basket- ball 10; Varsity Basketball 11,12; J.V. Soccer 10; Varsity Soccer 11,12; Sophomore Dance—Chairman; Escort Junior Prom 10; Pro Merito 11,12; Pro Merito—President 12; Student Patrol— Floor Captain 11,12; Maroon Key 11,12; Junior Class Executive Board; Homeroom Rep. 11,12; Senior Class Executive Board; Rally Committee Chairman—Booster Day 12; Yearbook Business Staff; Chem-lab assistant 12; Varsity Golf Captain 12; Varsity Soccer Co-Captain 12; Varsity Basketball Co-Captain 12. PANACCIONE, DAVID 335 Sewall Street G.O. 9,10,11,12; Hockey Team 12. PAUL, LENORE 685 Center Street—American International College F.T.A. 9,10,11,12; Theater Arts 10,11,12; G.O. 10,11,12; Pro Merito 11,12; Secretary—Theater Arts 12; Recipient—Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 12. PEASE, RICHARD 618 Center Street Goro: PENDLETON, DIANE 7 Bridle Path Circle Typing Staff—Yearbook 12, Pep Club 12, G.O. 12. PERSON, KEITH 140 Lavoie Avenue—University of Bridgeport Basketball 9; Football 11,12. PETROLATI, ADELE 38 Orchard Street—Kay-Harvey Hairstyling Academy Red Cross Representative 9; FTA 9,10,11,12; G.O. 9,10,11,12; Entertainment Committee—Freshman Dance; Red Cross Vice- President 10 Chairman—Entertainment Committee—Sophomore Banquet; Red Cross Treasurer 11; Archbearer—Graduating Class of '65 11; Entertainment Committee—Junior Prom and Junior Dance; Make-Up Commitee—Senior Show. PHANEUF, LINDA 16 Blue Grass Lane—Springfield Technical Institute G.O. 11,12; Ticket Committee—Junior Prom; Programs Com- mittee—Senior Show 12; Act in Senior Show. PILIGIAN, PRISCILLA 51 Glenwood Street—Bridgewater State Teachers College G.O. 9,10,11,12; Girls Chorus 9,10; FTA 9,10,11,12; Chairman— Ticket Invitation Committee—Freshman Dance; Chairman— Refreshment Committee—Sophomore Banquet; Drama Club 10,11,12; Ticket Committee—Junior Dance; Publicity Committee— Junior Prom; French Club 11,12; Mixed Chorus 11,12; Choraleers 11,12; Pro Merito 11; Pro Merito Secretary 12; Senior Show Act; Art Layout Committee—Yearbook 12. PIWOWARCZYK, SUSAN 26 Victor Street—Adelphi University G.O. 10,11; FTA 11,12; Theater Arts 11,12; Usher—Spring Con- cert 11. RETZLAFF, WARREN 49 Crest Street — Al Somers Umpire School G.0..9,10,11,12; Football 9; Baseball 9; Varsity Baseball TOME 2: Soccer 10; Varsity Hockey 12; Senior Show. ROBERTS, KEVIN 121 Prokop Avenue SAMBOR, RALPH 29 Philip Street — Fairleigh-Dickinson University Basketball 9,10; Baseball 9,10,11,12. ROBICHAUD, PAUL Holyoke Community College SANTOS, MARIA FTA 11; Chorus 12. 12 Bristol Street — Andover Institute of Business FTA 9,10; Red Cross Rep. 9,10,11,12; Refreshment Committee — Freshman Dance; Refreshment Committee — Sophomore Banquet Girls’ Chorus 10; Refreshment Committee — Junior Prom; Choraleers 11,12; Yearbook Business Staff; Props Committee — Senior Show. RODRIGUES, DOMINIC 20 Oakridge Street — Massachusetts College of Art G.O. 10,12; Theatre Arts 10; Art Club 12. RODRIGUES, JOAN Decoration Committee — Freshman Dance; Theatre Arts 9; BS) Sevag vitae Sen Hi-News Business: Staff 10,11,12;, Decoration (Committee = Refreshment Committee — Sophomore Dance, Hi-News Typing Sophomore Banquet (Chairman); Junior Prom Decoration Com- Staff mittee; Pro Merito 11,12; Usherette — '65 Graduation 11; Yearbook Typing Staff Chairman 12; AMS Education Day Repre- sentative 12; Office Assistant 12; Gift Committee 12; Decoration Committee — Booster Day Dance 12; Hi-Y Sweetheart 12; G.O. 9,10,11,12; Senior Show. SAWICKY, ARLENE 34 Arch Street — Westfield State College G.O. 9,10,11,12; Decoration Committee — Freshman Dance; Majorettes 10,11,12; Girls’ Chorus; Choraleers 11,12; Ticket and Invitation Committee — Junior Prom; Theatre Arts 11; RUCINSKI, BARBARA Mixed Chorus 12. 61 Mountainview Street — Shepard Gill School of Nursing G.O. 10,11,12; Girls’ Chorus 10; Latin Club Secretary 11; Future Nurses Club — Assistant Secretary; Junior Prom Invitations and Favors Committee; Senior Show Lighting Committee; Future Nurses Club 12. SCARFE, RICHARD 668 Fuller Street Soccer 9,10; Track Team 12. SCRUTON, LEON 17 Blue Crass Lane — Worcester Polytechnical Institute Vice-President — Freshman Class; Student Patrol 9,10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9; Baseball 9: Pro Merito 11,12; General Chairman — Junior Prom; Maroon Key 11,12; Dart- mouth Club Book Award 11; Yearbook Business Staff (Chairman) Governor's Aide — Eastern States Exposition. RUSSELL, EDITH Refreshment Committee — Freshman Dance; G.O. 9,10,11,12; Refreshment Committee — Sophomore Dance; Senior Show Ticket Committee. RUSSELL, SUSAN 62 Pleasantview Street — Hartwick College Student Council 9,10; Student Patrol 9,10,11,12; Chorale 9,10,11,12; Cheerleader 11,12; Pro Merito 11,12; Ring Com- mittee 11; Junior Prom Decoration Committee; Hi-News Editor 12; Senior Show Theme Committee; Yearbook Art Layout Staff; Senior Show. SEPIOL, DANIEL 27 Greenwich Street G.O. 9,10,11,12; Basketball 10,12. SHEPARD, CHERYL PROVOST, GAIL A. 19 Lazarz Street 76 Howard Street Girl’s Chorus 9,10; Choraleers 11; G.O. 9; Refreshment com- mittee — Sophomore Dance; Entertainment committee — Junior Prom; Publicity committee — Junior Prom; Booster Day Tickets 12; Usher — Senior Show. Band 9,10,11; Girls Chorus 9,10; G.O. 9,10,11,12; Chorale 10,11,12; District Chorus 10,11,12; All State Chorus 10,11,12; Mixed Chorus 10,11,12; Choroleers 11,12; Typing Staff — Yearbook 12; Typing Staff — Hi-News 12; Theme Committee — Senior Show. SHOTTS, DANIELA 54 Higher Street — Westfield State Teachers College G.O. 9,10,11,12; Dance Committee 9; Future Nurses of America 10; Entertainment Committee — Junior Prom; Program Chair- man — Future Nurses 11,12; Choraleers 11; Red Cross 11; French Club 11; Senior Show Act 12; Decoration Committee — Hi-Y Dance 12; Photography Staff — Yearbook 12; Library Aid 12; Laboratory Assistant 12. QUEIROGA, CHARLES 32 Bristol Street Basketball 9,10; Baseball 9,10; Soccer 9,10,11; G.O. 9,10,11,12; Clean-up committee — Sophomore Dance; Senior Show. RAKOUSKAS, PETER 13 Vienna Avenue — Springfield Technical Institute Baseball 9; Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10; G.O. 9,10,11,12; Hi-Y 11,12; Senior Show. ‘SILVA, MARLENE 139 Yale Street — Marymount College Dance Committee 9; G.O. 9,10,11,12; Theater Arts 10,11; Re- freshment Committee — Sophomore Dance; Ring Committee 11; Publicity Committee — Junior Prom; Pro Merito 11,12; French Club 11,12; Majorettes 11; Chorus 11,12; Red Cross 12; Chair- man — Refreshments Committee — Booster Day Dance 12; Publicity Committee — Senior Show. RAMOS, SUZANNE School of Practical Art Girl's Chorus 9,10; Choraleers 11,12; Mixed Chorus 9,10,11,12; Chorale 12; Red Cross Representative 12; Pep Club 12; Hi-News Reporter 12. RAYMOND, BRUCE 170 Ridgeview Circle — Providence College Football 9; Basketball 9,10; Varsity Golf 9,10,11; G.O. 9,10,11,12; J.V. Basketball 10; Science Club 10,11; Latin Club 10; Drama Club 10,11; Entertainment committee — Senior Show. SILVA, MARSHA 31 Harlan Street — McConnell Airline School Homeroom Representative 9; Student Council 9,11; Girls Chorus 10; Entertainment Committee — Sophomore Banquet; Vice- President of Class 11; Chorale 11,12; Mixed Chorus 11,12; District Chorus 11; Choraleers 11,12; Business Staff — Hi-News. REED, FREDERICK 230 Kendall Street — Holyoke Community College G.O. 9,10,12; Hi-Y 11,12; Football 11,12; Track Team 12; Ticket committee — Senior Show; Decoration committee — Winter Formal 12. SLESSLER, ALAN Springfield College Baseball 11,12. REESE, DORETTA 128 Skyridge Street — Lasell Junior College G.O. 9,10; Ticket committee — Sophomore banquet; Theater Arts Club 10,11,12; Pro Merito 11,12; Ticket committee — Freshman Dance; Decoration committee — Sophomore Dance; SMITH, JOHN 115 Howard Street — Springfield Technical Institute G.O. 9,10; Hi-Y 11; Treasurer — Hi-Y 12; Clean-up committee chairman — Senior Dance. ed committee — Junior Prom; Art and Layout — SMOCK, TERRY 34 Adams Street Audio-Visual Aide 9,10,11; Radio Club 9,10; Science Club 9,10. SAGAN, JOHN 125 Letendre Avenue — Holyoke Community College G.O. 9,10,11,12; Basketball 11; Clean-up Committee — Junior Prom; Baseball 11; Track 12; Yearbook Photography Staff. SMOLINSKI, JOHN 33 Loopley Street Football 9,10. SNIADOWSKI, FLORENCE 1 Hubbard Street Girl’s Chorus 9,10; Refreshment committee — Sophomore Banquet; Red Cross 11,12; Choraleers 11,12. SOARES, ROSE 437 Chapin Street — University of Bridgeport G.O. 9,10,11,12; Girl’s Chorus 9,10; Mixed Chorus 9,10,11,12; Student Patrol 9,10,11,12; Student Council 9,11,12; Treasurer — Freshman Class; J.V. Cheerleader 10; Varsity Cheerleader 11; French Club 11,12; Theater Arts 11,12; Choraleers 11,12; Chorale 12; Treasurer — Student Council 12; District Chorus 12; Home- room Rep. 12. SORCINELLI, MARCIA 15 Loopley Street — Lasell Junior College G.O. 9,10,11,12; J.V. Cheerleader 9,10; General Chairman — Freshman Dance; Theater Arts 10; Student Council 10,11; Stu- dent Patrol 11,12; Decoration committee — Junior Prom 11; Pro Merito 11,12; Art Club 12; Make-up and Program covers committee — Senior Show; Chemistry Lab Assistant 12. SOUCY, ALAN SPAZIOSO, LAURA 99 Napoleon Avenue — Our Lady of the Elms FTA 9,10,11,12; Red Cross Rep. 9,10,11; G.O. 9,10,11,12; Theatre Arts 10,11; Library Aid 10,11; Color Guard 11; Snow Sculpture Committee — Senior Show. STEIGMEYER, JAMES STONE, CHERYL STRUZIAK, JOHN 31 Howard Street — Holyoke Community College G.O. 9,10,11,12; Soccer 9,10,11,12; Basketball 10; Program Committee — Senior Show. SUARES, BRENDA Holyoke Street Girls’ Chorus; G.O. 9,11,12. SWARTZ, BARBARA 33 Orchard Street G.O. 9,10,11,12; Hi-News Typing Staff 12; Props Committee — Senior Show. SZARLAN, JOHN 246 Holyoke Street — Holyoke Community College G.O. 9, Snow Sculpture Committee — Senior Show. SZARLAN, MARY 78 Bridle Path Circle FTA 10,11,12; Future Nurses of America 9; G.O. 10,11,12; Theatre Arts 9,10; Refreshment Committee — Sophomore Dance; Yearbook Business Staff; Refreshment Committee — Booster Day Dance. TATRO, FAYE Trade L.P.N. School Publicity Committee — Senior Show, Usherette — Senior Show. TEIXEIRA, GEORGE University of Mass. G.O. 9,10,11,12; Entertainment Committee — Sophomore Dance; Pro Merito 11,12; Ring Committee Chairman 11,12; Prom En- tertainment Committee 11; Theatre Arts 11,12; Treasurer Pro Merito 12; Gift Committee 12; Senior Show Programs Com- mittee (Chairman). TENEROWICZ, ALIX E. 27 Hampshire Street Girls’ Chorus 9,10,11,12; Mixed Chorus 9,10,11,12; G.O. 9,10, 11,12; Ticket Committee — Sophomore Banquet; Junior Prom Decoration Committee; Ticket Committee — Booster Day Dance; Senior Show Props Scenery Committee. TURCOTTE, GEORGE R. 85 John Street — East Coast Aero Tech. VENANCIO, MARIA 181 State Street VIENS, MARY ANNE 90 Edison Drive G.O. 9,10,11; Refreshment Committee — Sophomore Dance; Hi-News Typing Staff. VIGNEAULT, JANET 40 Stevens Street — Cambridge School of Bus. Decoration Committee — Freshman Dance; Entertainment Committee — Freshman Dance; Student Council 10, Theatre Arts 10; Basketball 10,11; Prom Decoration Committee; Senior Show Program Committee. WALLS, MARY LOU Lyons Street — University of Massachusetts FTA 9,10,11,12; Decoration and Entertainment Committees — Freshman Dance; Red Cross Rep. 10; General Chairman — Sophomore Banquet; President — Junior Class; Pro Merito 11,12; General Chairman — Senior Show; Decoration Committee — Booster Day Dance; Hi-News Reporter; D.A.R. Good Citizen Award. WALZ, ROBERT WARREN, JAMES 17 Maple Street — Lowell Technical Institute Football 9; Refreshment Committee — Sophomore Banquet; Ticket Committee — Junior Prom; Theatre Arts 11,12; G.O. 12; Hi-Y 12. WARREN, RAYMOND WATSON, MARK 664 Center Street — Western New England College Science Club 10,11; Theatre Arts 10,11,12; Debating Club 11; Red Cross Rep. 11; Art Club 12; Chorus 12; Red Cross Rep. 12; Scenery Committee — Senior Show. WDOWIAK, LARRY 39 Pond Street — Western New England College Baseball 9; G.O. 10,12; Hi-Y, 12. WHITE, PATRICIA 709 Fuller Street — Rhode Island College Girls’ Chorus 9,10; Mixed Chorus 9,10; Decoration Committee — Freshman Dance; Cheerleader 10,11,12; Debating Club 10; En- tertainment Committee — Sophomore Banquet; Pro Merito 11,12; Hi-News Reporter 11,12; Refreshment Committee — Junior Dance; Make-up Committee — Senior Show; Senior Show. WHITE, SUSAN 580 Fuller Street Girls Chorus 9,10; Mixed Chorus 9,10; Majorettes 10,11; Theater Arts 10,12; Ring Committee 11; Arch Bearer — Class of 65 11; Chairman — Invitations and Favors Committee — Junior Prom. WILCZYNSKI, JULIE 66 Bridle Path Circle — Shepard Hill School of Nursing Red Cross Representative 9; Future Nurses of America 9,10,11; Refreshment Committee — Freshman Dance; Invitations Com- mittee — Sophomore Banquet; Refreshment Committee — Sophomore Masquerade; Treasurer — Future Nurses 11; Publicity Committee — Junior Prom; Ticket Committee — Booster Day Dance 12. ZWILLING, SUSAN 145 Clover Road — University of Massachusetts Cheerleader 9,10,11,12; Mixed Chorus 9,10,11,12; Girls Chorus 9,10; G.O. 9,10,11,12; Debating Club 10; Reporter for Hi-News 10; Choraleers 11,12; Pro Merito 11,12; Editor of Page 4 — Hi-News 11,12: Booster Day Rally Committee 12; Senior Show Act; ‘Spotlight on Youth” reporter for Springfield Republican. CLASS HISTORY As the conclusion of our stay at Ludlow High School quickly descends upon us, we, the class of 1966, hope that our stay has brought a small quantity of pleasure and happiness to the hearts of the folk of this small town. We hope that, by our deeds, we have that much more made Ludlow a fine and respectful place in which to live. We, as freshmen in our newly-constructed school, be- gan our first stride toward our goal. We insured this by electing into office president James Pagos, Vice- President Leon Scruton, Secretary Nancy Libiszewski, and Treasurer Rose Soares. To ease the burden of these officers we elected James Almeida, Charles Cha- conas, Paula Fidalgo, Katheline Hiersche, Susan Marti- nelli, Susan Russell, Marsha Silva, and Nikki Vogt as Student Council members. To raise funds for our class, we sponsored our first affair, ‘‘Winter Fantasy’’, the Freshman Dance. Our freshman football team boasted a successful season of complete victories. As sophomores we felt more at ease and more sure of reaching our destined goal. We held elections and voted into office President Raymond Warren, Vice- President Lynn Freiberg, Secretary Nancy Libiszewski, and Treasurer Paula Fidalgo. To aid them were elect- ed George Berry, Cynthia Cardinale, Barbara Giza, lrene Midura, Susan Russell, Marcia Sorcinelli, and Janet Vigneault. This year our class put on a costume dance, ‘‘Moonlight Masquerade”’. As we began our third stride in our Junior year, we elected four female leaders: President Mary Lou Walls, Vice-President Marsha Silva, Secretary Nancy Libiszewski, and Treasurer Rose Soares. Their aides were James Bernard, Cynthia Cardinale, Barbara Giza, Jeannie Kowalski, Susan McChesney, James Pagos, Marcia Sorcinelli, and Raymond Warren. We began the year by putting on our very successful ‘Mr. Lucky,’’ and ended it with our tribute to the departing Seniors — the Junior Promenade, ‘‘Whisper- ing Willows.” This was an especially successful year in that our 132 football and baseball teams were league champs, our soccer team was State Champ, and our basketball team was Western-Mass. Champ. The senior year being the most important of our high school years, and seeing the end of our stride in the near future, we carefully elected President Robert Fuller, Vice-President Leon Scruton, Secretary Nancy Libiszewski, and Treasurer Diane Bellisario. Their helpful assistants were Denis Bourcier, Cynthia Cardinale, Barbara Giza, Jeannie Kowalski, James Pagos, Rose Soares, and Raymond Warren. At the beginning of our senior year we held the traditional ‘Booster Day Dance”’ and Pep Rally. In February of that same year we held our successful and entertain- ing ‘‘Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow’”’, the annual Senior Show. One first which we saw make history in our years at Ludlow High was the School Supply Store, sponsored by the Student Council. Several Seniors had won awards and contests in their senior year. They included: Priscilla Piligian won the essay contest entitled ‘‘What Democracy Means to Me’’. Lenore Paul was named ‘‘Homemaker of Tomorrow. ”’ Mary Lou Walls won the ‘‘Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizenship Award”’. John Chenaille won a National Merit Scholarship. Karen Brockney and Susan Russell both won Bar Schol- arships. Susan McChesney was the winner of the Constitution Essay Contest in Ludlow and took part in the dis- trict contest. Cheryl Shepard, Susan McChesney, and Patricia Fair- banks made the Massachusetts All-State District Chorus. Marlene Silva won the Western Mass. Small Schools Tournament essay contest entitled, ‘‘After Victory — What?” Dominic Rodrigues won the tournament Poster Con- test. Seniors who represented Ludlow High at various conferences were: John Chenaille attended Good Government Day at Boston State House. Leon Scruton and Susan Russell attended a con- ference called by Senator Edward M. Kennedy at the Faneuil Hall in Boston. Susan McChesney and John Chenaille attended the 22nd annual Model Congress at American Inter- national College. Senior boys who participated in the sports of foot- ball, soccer, basketball, hockey, track, and golf throughout their high school years are: Leon Scurton — football Bob Duarte — soccer, basketball, baseball Bob McCarron — soccer, hockey, baseball Bob Augusto — soccer, basketball Alan Soucy — soccer James Pagos — soccer, basketball, golf Gordon Allen — soccer, hockey, baseball Jack Edgar — football, basketball Howard Fraher — football Ralph Sambor — baseball Charles Chaconas — hockey, baseball Warren Retzlaff — hockey Larry Cone — football, baseball Fred Reed — track, football Ernie Bramucci — football Peter Rakouskas — football John Davis — football Tom Curto — football Keith Pearson — football David Pennachoine — hockey Max Azevido — track John Sagan — track Mike O’Neill — track Senior girls who were cheerleaders in the past four years are: Lynn Frieberg — freshman, Junior Varsity, Varsity Sue Zwilling — freshman, Junior Varsity, Varsity 133 Diane Huber — freshman, Junior Varsity, Varsity Pat White — Junior Varsity, Varsity Rose Soares — Junior Varsity, Varsity Jeannie Kowalski — Junior Varsity, Varsity Pat Fitzgerald — freshman, Junior Varsity Marcia Sorcinelli — freshman Majorettes were: Arleen Sawicky Barbara Giza Susan White Barbara Gajewski Marianne Nowak Joyce Dynak Nancy Libiszewski Carol Hawrylciw Those mentioned above are just a few of the mem- bers of the Ludlow High activities in which the Se- nior class as freshmen, sophomores, and juniors par- ticipated. Other activities with members too numerous to mention are: Red Cross Future Nurses of America Drama Club Pro Merito Honor Society Chorus Hi-News French Club Debating Club Band Maroon Key Library Aides Hi-Y Future Teachers of America As we hold the last festivities of our Class Day and Class Banquet, we will feel the deep friendship of all our classmates for each other. Perhaps in the future, as each of us goes off to further study or a career, we may meet again and help each other achieve a place in society. CLASS POEM OF 1966 As | walk | look about me, And | sing, remembering My life in all its history: Each numbered year spent here. To see myself | look at those In my place, paraphrase My life in all its history: Each numbered day spent gay. The different classes moving there, As | did first, unrehearsed, My life in all its history: Each numbered morn reborn And now my work is finished here Where they’ll begin, discovering Their life in part its history: Each numbered year spent here. A new life begins for them and me Their’s will be, temporarily, My life in part its history: Each numbered day spent gay. A new life begins for them and me And | sing, finishing My life in all its hi story: Each numbered morn reborn. Vivonne Hack 134 Susan White Lynn Freiberg Karen Brockney Donna Falt Margaret Miller Susan McChesney Susan White Donna Hurd Arlene Sawicky Maryann Nowak Lenore Paul Carol Fontaine Susan White Mary Lou Walls Jeannie Kowalski Cindy Cardinale Donna Falt Janice Lebel Brenda Feicha Nancy Libiszewski llidia Casimiro Suzanne Ramos Barbara Ann Wilbraham Friendly’s Miss Dubois Senior Show CLASS BALLOT MR. MISS SENIOR MR. MISS HIGH SCHOOL SPIRIT TEACHER’S DELIGHT TEACHER’S TRIAL CLASS COMIC MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED FRIENDLIEST CLASS COUPLE CLASS CHATTERBOX MOST POLITE CLASS SAINT MOST BASHFUL BEST ALL-AROUND CLASS POLITICIAN CLASS HUSTLER BEST LOOKING CLASS FLIRT HAPPY GO LUCKY BEST DRESSED CLASS ATHLETE MOST TALENTED: ART MOST TALENTED: MUSIC FAVORITE SONG CLASS RENDEZVOUS TEACHER LEAST LIKELY TO BE FORGOTTEN MOST MEMORABLE EVENT 135 Leon Scruton Robert Walz Leon Scruton Matthew Carvalho Robert McCarron James Pagos Robert McCarron Robert Augusto Tom Curto Larry Cone Mark Watson Danny Sepiol Robert McCarron Ray Warren Howard Fraher John Edgar Robert Walz Matthew Carvalho John Edgar Robert Duarte Dominic Rodrigues Tom Casey Barbara Ann Wilbraham Friendly’s Mr. Cavallo Senior Show CLASS WILL |, DONALD AGEN, will to Mr. Cavallo my wonderful rope climbing ability. | GORDON E. ALLEN, will to the class of 1967 all the success and joy which we have had, this, our senior year at L.H.S. |, DOROTHY ALMEIDA, will to Patricia Almeida my shower shoes. |, JAMES ALMEIDA, will to Mike Bertini my old gym locker. |, MARY AMOS, will to all juniors the privilege of using my lab book and the written exercises so they can get a better mark than | did. |, PETER AMOS, will to Mr. Patullo my Gerbles. |, ROBERT AUGUSTO, will to Mr. Holdsworth Ralph Barth's bakery. |, RALPH BARTH, shall leave some books to the library. |, GLORIA BEAUREGARD, will to any underclassman the ability to go to all three lunches without the teacher realizing it. |, LINDA BELANGER, will to Debbie Comette my se- crets on how to skip class without being caught. || DIANE BELLISARIO, will to any unfortunate junior girl my ability of getting caught dancing in the street by Mr. Casagrande. |, SANDRA BELLUCI, will to my brother Larry the ability to get good marks in Lab. while not knowing what's going on. |, JAMES BERNARD, will to Step Stepanian my ability to run his homeroom like | ran mine. | BARBARA BERTINI, will to my brother Mike the ability of finishing Miss Saulnier’s memory passages. |, ROBERT BODUCH, will to Darlene Alexander my typewriter to ring and play with every morning at B:15. |, JEAN BONNEVILLE, will to Clovia Andre the privi- lege of having Mrs. Russell for Problems of Democracy. |, DENIS BOURCIER, will to Arthur Carvalho a pair of boxing gloves and a black eye. |, ROBERT BOURDEAU, will to Joan Sweeney my first two years of high school and my ability to get away with murder with the teachers. |, ERNEST BRAMUCCI, will to any boy a gym bag full of goodies, and a few spare muscles. |, KAREN BROCKNEY, will to Mr. Boita my brother for mathematical aid. |, HELENE BRUSCHI, will to any under classman taking Biology II my lip gloss. 136 |, DONNA CAMPORA, will to Cynthia Campora the privilege of using my shower cap. |, CYNTHIA CARDINALE, will to sister Pat my seat in Senior Homeroom. |, JOHN CASAGRANDA, will to Tom Haluch_ pro- merito and honor cards acquired through brown- nosing and cheating. |, THOMAS CASEY, will to Laurette Lauzon the honor cards that | have collected throughout my high school career. |, ILLIDIA CASIMIRO, will to Joe Zina my speedy ‘'55 ’ Buick to get to school on time and for fast get away’s. |, CHARLES CHACONAS, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath to Mr. Linehan one pair of elevated elevator shoes. |, JOHN CHENAILLE, will to Mr. Mullins my copy of “Experience and Education’’ by John Dewey. |, LINDA COLEMAN, will to all library aides my know- lege of library work. |, SILVERIO CONDE, will.to Charles Wilson and Her- man Hageman my ability to get out of the parking lot before the buses. |, LARRY CONE, will to Jimmy Wallace all of my sweaty, and dirty T-shirts for next year’s football practices. |, SHEILA CONTI, will to my sister Chris Mr. Mullins’ bright, smiling face if she is fortunate enough to see him in one of his rare happy moods. ], CHERYL COTO, will to all upcoming homemakers the privilege of inviting their favorite teachers to dine with them at their home. |, TOM CURTO, will to my brother Louie the privilege of being the last one to arrive at school and the first one to leave. |, TOM D’'ANDREA, will to Mr. Kurty all the mold and fungi he can scrape from the inside of the gym lockers. |, THOMAS DAVIDSON, will to any underclassman who wants it two years with Mr. Katsoulis. |. FRED DAVIS, will to Joey Musa the ability to get out of the parking lot if his car starts. |, JOHN DAVIS, will to my brother my abilities. |, CAROLYN DEC, will to Anna Baltazar three more years of those wonderful exercises thought up by Miss Kudlic. |, CONSTANCE DILL, will to any up-and-coming Ju- nior the privilege of having a locker in the Senior wing. |, SUSAN DOMINIQUE, will to Susan Musiak my gym Suit. NORA DRYJOWICZ, will to Mr. Mullins all my ad- Berenice slips for arriving after the 8 o'clock bell. ROBERT DRYJOWICZ, will to Ken Myette my abili- e to get into trouble when there is no trouble in sight. || BOB DUARTE, will to Miss Rusiecki, Miss Boucher, and Miss Watkins the privilege of having three jet tickets back to the Elms, on me. |, PAUL DUQUETTE, will to some unfortunate soul the privilege of translating the Aeneid in Latin IV. |, JOYCE DYNAK, will to anyone who can light it, my bunsen burner in chem. lab. |, TERI ERICKSBERG, will to Alan the ability to get out of high school in four years. |, PAT FAIRBANKS, will to Tommy Mortimer my ability to graduate; so please hurry! |, DONNA FALT, will to any Junior the ability of get- ting caught chewing gum in Mr. Bousquet’s home- room every day and sometimes when you're not even chewing it. |, CHRIS FERREIRA, will to Mr. Connery a bag of pop- corn to enjoy during his movies in Driver’s Ed. |, PAULA FIDALGO, will to Bobby Livermore my gray hair which | got from going with his brother, Bill. |, PAT FITZGERALD, will to Mr. William Rooney the lead in the race to lunch. |, LOUISE ANN-MARGARET FOCOSI, will to Elizabeth Golinski my smelly, old, worn-out sneakers. |, CAROL FONTAINE, will to some Polish underclass- man the privilege of listening to Mr. Katsoulis’ Pol- lock jokes. |, HOWARD FRAHER. will to David Mitchell and Herman Hageman two G.I.Q.’s to celebrate the football cham- pionship they are going to win next year. |, PAUL FRANCISCO, will to anyone who is brave enough to drive a scooter to school my parking space in front of the school. |, LYNN FREIBERG, will to Miss Joyce Lindsey a book entitled ‘“‘How to Break Rules with Class.” |, ROBERT FULLER, will to Paul Dorval my friendship. |, BARBARA GAJEWSKI, will to Beatie Berry dupli- cates of all my blouses, especially those | received for Christmas. |, BARBARA GIZA, will to Paul, my brother, all the fun and great times | had during my high school years. |, PAULINE HANSEL, will to Mr. Cavallo the use of the cubby hole, 218. 137 |, YVONNE HART, will to Ludlow High School my shoes. _ CONNIE HASTINGS, will to anyone who wants it a great personality, athletic ability, and outstanding knowledge. |, CAROL HAWRYLCIW, will to Janie Trusz my in- credible, fantastic, and unbelieveable ability to drive under any conditions. |, EDWARD HAWRYLCIW, will to my little brother, Joe, my great example in all things. |, MARSHA HENRICHON, will to Gary Henrichon my seat, first desk, second row in Mr. Katsoulis’ Prob- lems class. |, SHELLY HIERSCHE, will to my sister Karen hopes for passing Chemistry so that she might turn them into reality. |, ALLEN HEBERT, will to Paul Howes the privilege of staying home on Mondays after the long weekend. |, DIANNE HUBER, will to Beatrice Berry the privilege of having a coke at Longmeadow High School. |, DONNA HURD, will to Miss Dubois 15 pieces of chewed gum. |, MARY ELLEN JORGE, will to Carlos Jorge all the oxygen | made in Chem. Lab. |, SANDY KACZMARSKI, will to Alice Zuhusky the use of my front row desk comptometer in Mrs. Cormier’s class. || JO ANN KAYTRA, will to Bonnie Bonsiewicz a re- served place in the girl’s room, near the mirror on the right-hand side of the sink, and a bar of school soap for personal use. |, DOREEN KOPYSCINSKI, quiet homeroom. |, KATHY KOSENSKI, will to Mr. Boita the book titled ‘1001 Ways to Tell A Joke Effectively.’’ will to Mr. Katsoulis a |, JEANNIE KOWALSKI, will to anyone who wants it my seat in Mr. Katsoulis’s homeroom. |, MITCHELL KUC, will to Jack Bernardo and Lindo Alves my concise authoritive score-predicting ability. , ROSE MARIE LANGEVIN, will to any deserving Ju- aie the privilege of owning all my used shorthand notebooks. |, JANICE LEBEL, will to Lennie Minnie my 21 freck- les across his nose. |, CHRISTINE LEMAY, will to Marie Robinson the privilege of having Miss Dubois with her cow bell and pitchpipe. |, BETTY LEMEK, will to my brother Chris the ability to understand all the chemistry | didn’t. |, NANCY LIBISZEWSKI, will to my cousin Tommy the correct spelling of Libiszewski. 1, VICTOR LUCEK, will to Mr. Andreis the hope that he finds a humbled chemistry student in the up- coming Senior Class. |, KENNETH MAGIERA, will to Gail Caroll my ability of doing Latin homework for four years without having one homework completely right. |, SANDRA MALIGA, will to Mr. Boita my dark hair. |, SUSAN MARTINELLI, will to anyone the ability to go to Longmeadow’s basketball game without getting a ticket. |, DOROTHY MARTOWSKI, will to Walter Martowsk i my successful experiments in Chem. Lab. |, SANDRA MASTALERZ, will to Becky Silva my abili- ty to swim to the shower stall. |, ROBERT MCCARRON, will to Gil Gonsalves my left foot for soccer. |, SUSAN MCCHESNEY, will to Mrs. Proctor my latent lack of memory. i, BETTY MELBERG, will to Mrs. Burgess a map of the New York World’s Fair. |, PAUL MIARECKI, will to Mr. Carlin a round piece for the back of his head. |, IRENE MIDURA, will to up-coming college prep Seniors all my ‘‘beautiful’’ books and a lot of good luck! |, MARGARET MILLER, will to Germaine my great poise. |, SUZANNE MILSON, will to Eddie Milson the privilege of talking about fishes and writing notes in Mr. Pa- tull’s Biology II class. |, ROBERT MOSIO, will to Mr. Daniels a free razor blade for everyday use. |, MARYANN NOWAK, will to Joanne Leonczyk the privilege of sneaking in a few minutes before the bell rings. |, MICHAEL W. O'NEILL, will to Gerald L. O'Neill my nickname (Flipper). |, RICHARD ORCHULEK, will to Mr. Linehan one Spanish | textbook and a large bottle of aspirin. |, JAMES PAGOS, will to Miss Kudlic , Mr. Kurty’s adeptness with the sliding door in the gym. |, DAVID PANACCIONE, will to Mr. Daniels the privi- lege of getting another study next year like the 5th period one he had this year. |, LENORE PAUL, will to Marilyn Paul my collection of biographies of famous men. |, RICHARD PEASE, will to my brother the privilege of doing my homework. 138 |, DIANE PENDLETON, will to my brother the privi- lege of all my Senior memory passages. ], KEITH PERSON, will to the underclassmen the privilege of listening to Miss Saulnier’s sermons. |, ADELE PETROLATI, will to students of Ludlow High the privilege of watching the cows go to the pasture. |, LINDA PHANEUF, will to my sister Judy my gym sneakers. 1], PRISCILLA PILIGIAN, will to Steve Piligian my abili- ty to listen to Mr. Boita’s jokes for four straight years. 1, SUSAN PIWOWARCZYK, (Pivo) will my name to anyone who knows what it means and is one. 1, GAIL PROVOST, will to Walter Dusza my moldy gym suit. l, CHARLES QUEIROGA, will to Mr. Cavallo a large barrel for all his speeches. |, PETER RAKOUSKAS, will to Mr. Linehan my abili- ty to take long strides when walking. |, SUZANNE RAMOS, will to underclassmen the privi- lege of the excitement, emotion, all around fun, and the memories incurred from their senior year. |, BRUCE RAYMOND, will to Mr. Duclos a ten dollar gift certificate at Petluck’s for a pair of fitted pants. |, FREDERICK REED, will to Mr. Cavallo the privilege of me teaching you everything | know concerning English.?? |, DORETTA REESE, will to a deserving Junior girl the ability to waste time at Friendly’s. |, WARREN RETZLAFF, will to Mr. Holdsworth my suntan lotion. |, KEVIN ROBERTS, will to Miss Dubois one sub- machine gun. |, PAUL ROBICHAUD, will to any underclassman all my unreturned tests from Mr. Mullins. |, DOMINIC RODRIGUES, will to Mr. Burns one moldy paint brush taken from art. |, JOANIE RODRIGUES, will to Mr. Kolodziey my abili- ty to get along with Chris and Greg. |, BARBARA RUCINSKI, will to the Juniors a pros- perous year. |, EDITH RUSSELL, will to Peggy Hiersche the privilege of having Mr. Mullins for both U.S. History and Problems. |, SUSAN RUSSELL, will to any upcoming varsity cheerleader the ability to laugh at Mr. Mullins’ jokes about ‘‘those stupid cheerleaders. ’ |, JOHN SAGAN, will to any Junior willing to take Chemistry my 6th period class with Mr. Andreis. |, MARIA F. SANTOS, will to anyone who wants it my seat in Mr. Lucia’s homeroom. |, RICHARD SARRASIN, will to Judy Shepard my ability to avoid trouble this year. |, PAULETTE ST. ONGE, will to Robert Charest my ability to go to all three lunches and still be listed in study. |, ARLENE SAWICKY, will to Glen Fraher my cancer stick with hopes that he uses it wisely. |, RICHARD SCARFE, will to Joey my gym clothes. |, LEON SCRUTON, will to Tim Rooney the privilege on being late on his student patrol post. |, DANIEL SEPIOL, will to any underclassman my seat in Mrs. Klempner’s Typing | class. |, CHERYL SHEPARD, will to any stenographer who wants it all my empty ink pens, filled notebooks, and front row seat in Mrs. Cormier’s second year steno- graphy class. |, DANIELA SHOTTS, will to my sister Carol my gift of Blarney to use on all her oral reports. |, MARLENE SILVA, will to Maryjean Burkot my list of memory passages for Miss Saulnier. |, MARSHA SILVA, will to anyone who wants it the ability of saying the wrong thing at the wrong time. |, ALAN D. SLESSLER, will to Ludlow High the privi- lege of having Mr. Daniele as a teacher. |, JOHN SMITH, leave to Arthur Cavallo the ability to hunt with basset hounds. |, TERRY SMOCK, will to Mr. Daniele one broken T-square. |, JOHN SMOLINSKI, will to the future hunters of Mr. Daniele’s drawing class the stories about the one that got away but never the one he got. |, FLORENCE SNIADOWSKI, will to Beverly Ziegler my gym shower. |, ROSE SOARES, will to any future Pro Merito candi- dates my Portuguese soccer uniform and the ability to write poems. |, MARCIA SORCINELLI, will to my sister Diane and friends the use of the telephone anytime they want. |, ALAN SOUCY, will all the girls to anyone who can handle them. |, LAURA SPAZIOSO, will to Miss Watkins my arti- choke hearts. |, JAMES STEIGMEYER, will to Mrs. Burgess's up- coming homerooms a tape recorder and a long tape of “| Pledge Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America.”’ 139 |, JOHN STRUZIAK, will to Mrs. Burgess my Latin project. |, BRENDA SUARES, will to Mary Palmeira my abili- ty to be conveniently absent on gym days. |, EILEEN SURPRENANT, will to anyone who can use them a used bottle of tranquilizers for the purpose of oral reports. |, BARBARA SWARTZ, will to Dianne Patrie my elas- , tic bands to hold up my stretched out gym socks. |, JOHN SZARLAN, will to the Freshmen three more years of gym classes with the cows. |, MARY SZARLAN, will to Judy Mosio my ability to carry on a conversation with someone in class while I'm in the halls. |, FAYE TATRO, will to my sister Jo Anne the privi- lege of being in Miss Dubois’ Junior and Senior En- glish classes and taking my place in Miss Kudlic’s gym class. |, ALIX TENEROWICZ, will to anyone of the Juniors the ability to study economics. |, GEORGE TURCOTTE, will to anyone my detention due to tardiness. |, MARIA VENANCIO, will to some Junior my seat in Miss Saulnier’s room. |, MARYANNE VIENS, will to Mr. Holdsworth my col- lection of lice for his blonde curls. |, JANET VIGNEAULT, will to Gerry White the privi- lege of using my fertilizer hoping it'll make him taller not greener. |, MARY LOU WALLS, will to those stranded after two the privilege of using the pickup truck. |, ROBERT WALZ, will to Bill Davis my seat in Mr. Daniele’s study. |, JAMES WARREN, will to Kevin Thompson my mag- netic personality, and fantastic memory. |, RAYMOND WARREN, will to Kevin Thompson and Colin Smith and Arky Cavallo the time and place to have it out with Mr. Patullo, Mr. Behan and Mr. Mullins, the chance they have been waiting for. |, MARK WATSON, will to whoever gets there first my parking place. |, PATTIE WHITE, will to Diane Minnie my varsity cheerleading uniform. |, SUSAN WHITE, will to all future majorettes the ability to take six steps to every five yards. |, SUSAN ZWILLING, will to Maureen Golden my book entitled ‘‘Latin Made Easy”’ by Miss Francis. FOOTBALL The 1966 football team, finishing the season with a 4-3-1 overall record, was often hampered by injuries and lack of experience in some places. Seniors on Coach Charles Patullo’s squad included Howard Fray- er, Jack Edgar, James Bunard, Peter Rakouskas, Tom Curto, Fred Reed, Keith Person, Larry Cone, and John Davis. Enfield 6 Ludlow 6 Holyoke Catholic 6) Ludlow 18 Minnechaug 14 Ludlow O E. Longmeadow 16 Ludlow 8 Longmeadow 6 Ludlow 20 S. Hadley 8 Ludlow 14 Classical O Ludlow 14 Palmer 13 Ludlow O League games 140 SOCCER Ludlow High in the 1965-66 season has been endowed with one of the most impeccable soccer teams in years. Playing 21 games, the Mass. State playoffs in- cluded, the team was unbeaten and untied. Through the adroitness and agility of Bob Duarte (29 goals 17 assists), Lido Alves (16 g, 19 as), Bob McCarron (16 g, 17 as), and Gordon Allen (6 g, 8 as), the soc- cer team maintained a constant offence and gave our goalie, Bob Augusto, much time for contemplation. Ludlow had only 8 goals scored against them during the entire season while the ‘toemen’ neatly placed 87 in the nets of the opposition. Championships flowed to Ludlow. The team won the Pioneer Valley League Championship going on to win the Western Mass. Championship for the eighth consecutive year. They maintained their unbeaten and untied record by the defeating New Bedford 3-1 to gain the Mass. State Championship for the third consecutive year. Ludlow was well represented in the All Western Mass. Soccer Team. Four boys; Bob Augusto, Gordon Allen, Bob Duarte, Bob McCarron, all seniors were in the lineup. The All League Team saw five Ludlow players in the lineup, all are seniors: G. Allen, B. Augusto, B. Duarte, B. McCarron, and A. Soucy. The awards still continued to be presented. Channel 22 (WWLP) was presenting an award for ‘Athlete of the Week’. It was offered three times, and thrice Ludlow brought the trophy home. The first recipient was the high scorer for the team, Bob Duarte; the second was the agile-footed Bob McCarron; and third was the 6’ 1” goalie, Bob Augusto. Upon asking the team who they felt was most re- sponsible for their success, they pointed to Coach Kurty. When the Coach was questioned he praised the work of the boys and their manager, John Stru- ziak. It seems as though they all worked as a unit and, therefore, deserve the praise as a unit. 141 HOCKEY The hockey team, a newly formed sport with an amaz- ing overall record of 12-2-1 for its first season, proved to be a sport that will continue at Ludlow High for many years to come. Coach Richard Malek was gifted with seniors John Casagrande, Gordon Allen, Charles Chaconas, Warren Retzloff, David Pennachoine, and Robert McCarron. Palmer 4 Ludlow 5 Commerce 1 Ludlow 6 Enfield ) Ludlow 14 Holyoke 6) Ludlow 9 Agawam 1 Ludlow 5 Palmer } Ludlow S W. Springfield 1 Ludlow 8 Cathedral 1 Ludlow i, Longmeadow 1 Ludlow 3 W. Springfield ¢) Ludlow s Chicopee 5 Ludlow 2 Enfield 6) Ludlow Lil Palmer 2 Ludlow 2 E. Longmeadow 2 Ludlow 1 142 Frontier Trade Classical Easthampton E. Longmeadow Longmeadow E. Longmeadow Minnechaug Commerce Longmeadow Agawam Minnechaug Enfield Palmer Easthampton Agawam Commerce Trade Enfield St. Michael BASKETBALL Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow 143 Ludlow began the season with a loss to Frontier, but rebounded in the remainder of the season to win 13 out of their 19 game schedule. Through the point- getting ability of the right guards, James Pagos (se- nior) and Tim Rooney, and the left forward, Bob Duarte (senior), in addition to the great board con- trol by Bob Augusto (senior), Jack Edgar (senior), and a novice, Daniel Sepiol (senior), Ludlow ended the season in second place. The boys performed ds well as expected in the highly competitive Valley Wheel League. The fellows felt glory in the point grappling triumph over first place Agawam (74-73). Ludlow was invited back to the Western Massachusetts Tournament as defending champions, but unfortu- nately was defeated by St. Michaels (69-54). Mr. John Kurty, who coached the Ludlow Basketball team for eleven years, retired this year to the dismay of the high scho ol. Although he will be available for some assistance, he will preoccupy himself mostly with the soccer team. BASEBALL Coach Mullins came back this year with a fine team, a league championship, and an entry in the Western Massachusetts Tournament. Senior stars included pitchers Gordon Allen and Ralph Sambor and team- mates Bob Duarte, Charles Chaconas, Larry Cone, and Bob McCarron. Easthampton Agawam Longmeadow S. Hadley Enfield Cathedral Minnechaug Palmer Ware Chicopee Classical Tech E. Longmeadow Easthampton Agawam Classical Longmeadow S. Hadley Enfield 144 NOWN ORF ON — O Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow — = NOAA NOONN GY —_ NO Southwick Longmeadow Agawam Commerce Longmeadow E. Longmeadow Palmer Agawam Minnechaug Southwick Minnechaug E. Longmeadow GOLF Seniors Mitchell Kuc and James Pagos lead the team in another successful season with a surprising mid- season victory over Agawam, and a final 7-5 record. Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow 145 TRACK Ludlow’s newly formed track team, under the guid- ance of Coach Joseph Slosek, played an informal schedule in 1966. Co-captains Mike O'Neill and Fred Reed, with the assistance of fellow seniors Max Azwe- do and John Sagen, paced the team well in their respective events. Granby 55 Ludlow E. Longmeadow 43 Ludlow Minnechuag 99 Ludlow Commerce 69 Ludlow Granby 78 Ludlow 52 2 a7, 29 26 146 Bolduc Fuel Santos’ Department Store Saladmaster Cookware 25 Poole St. 583-3048 Ludlow, Massachusetts Ludlow Drug East Street Ludlow, Massachusetts S R Engravers Box 71 Ludlow, Massachusetts Daylight Dairy Products Inc. 26 Kirkland Avenue Ludlow, Massachusetts Ludlow Savings Bank 33 Center Street Ludlow, Massachusetts Guy Nook Flower Shop PATRONS New England Water Supplies Inc. Dino Conti 313 Chapin Street Ludlow, Massachusetts L. T. Robinson 283 East Street Ludlow, Massachusetts Automobile Insurance Compliments of Harry’s Food Center 309 East Street JU 3 8356 Compliments of Hiersche and Son 270 East Street Harold's Flower Shop Gaviglio’s Package Store 325 East Street Ludlow, Massachusetts Kitchener’ Department Store Red Door Restaurant Pope’s Paint Wallpaper Center Plaza Pharmacy Window Shades Venetian Blinds East Ludlow JU 36914 147 1966 LION Editorial Adviser: William Lavin Business Adviser: Emilio Bollea Editor-in-Chief: Patricia Fitzgerald Assistant Editor: Daniela Shotts Editorial Editor: Yvonne Hart Carolyn Dec Janeanne Desrochers Denis Bourcier Victor Lucek Layout Editor: John Chenaille Shelly Hierche Rose Soares Priscilla Piligian Photography Editor: Edward Hawrylciw Carol Hawrylciw Sandra Miliga Susan Russell Typing Chairman: Joan Rodrigues Christine Ferreira Diane Pendleton Cheryl Shepard JoAnn Kaytra Rose Marie Langevin THE MAST O48 Fe 149 Autographs 150 a mt Ww See Sees Sos Spaate or ate peg ete Sasi teteeeet 3 ee ate 8 ees Te ee Br atitiee rere sprees tetstsee secs ze Bons : 5 Seen Seieeeoerss Sor = SSStybtatee ett Sette sent “ = = penrhe = 2 = pees Se) eeeres =, 5 : = Se Siasineaiei as = : = reper ae = = Scapa a eigeteoh : x 2 pprereratereD setts See 3 i 5 = es crept ytat Saree. sr esney 7 2 Fal ispioet = = an - 25 : “- = “ anette Speers potty SSH RSs eit Shere ppirertane cabs: oe a eiererereer ere s : Se 5 oS Senha! sete = Batons c Ietatesetgtgs SSS = So ea ae S Reatrete tener See : a : spree Sorsest tee Stee - rs = ae Seat ze : Eererte seers So te nen ee re Slap gp hace edne oper ay