Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1968 volume:

| 9 6 S LUDLOW HIGH SCHOOL LUDLOW, MASSACHUSETTS th Boudrea Paulette Patne | Jacqueline M: _. Carol Fernandes Pat Tetrault, Editor ; EAS : re Pad pe ey ; “Regina Tenerowicz . -Roseanna Lopes Dedication Miss Olive Brooks Seeggeet cent we tteepesee ne aff The many years of dedicated service which Miss Olive Brooks has given to the students of Ludlow High can never be fully appreciated or repaid. Her sincere interest in us students and ‘invaluable aid in guiding and shaping our lives has instilled Miss Brooks deeply and fondly in our memories. Attending Radcliffe College, Miss Brooks chose a history major, and later received her masters degree at Boston College. After teaching for two years in a small Rhode Island school house, Miss Brooks came to teach at Ludlow where she has devotedly worked for nearly forty years. As a teacher and as a guidance director, Miss Brooks has always shown an interest in student activities and has been a guiding force in all our endeavors. Therefore we, the class of 1968, dedicate the 1968 Ludlow: Lion to Miss Olive Brooks—to her conscien- tious efforts as a teacher, to her awareness of our needs and constant willingness to help, and to her unselfish dedication to us, her students. John J. Hurley, Principal Principal’s Message To the Class of 1968 I extend my congratulations on the successful com- pletion of your high school career. Your sound leadership and high level cit- izenship has been reflected throughout the entire student body. In your aca- demic and extracurricular pursuits you have contributed much to the school. As you prepare to meet the challenge of the future let me remind you that the real value of education is the practical investment you can make from yourself into it; what you take from it is as much as you give to it. It is my hope that your years at Ludlow High School have provided you with the necessary academic and moral background to pursue your future goals with faith and confidence. - Grattan Rooney, Assistant Principal Assistant Principal’s Message The Class of 1968 has completed a fine record here in all phases of school life and we congratulate you in- dividually and as a class for being part of another proud chapter in the life of Ludlow High School. You have shown initiative, obedience, and a desire to be- come good citizens. These characteristics are now a part of your makeup and should be excellent guides for you in this changing world. We hope your success here will be carried into adulthood and that you will continue to meet the many challenges of life in the pattern which you started here. Good luck. Hugh O. MacFarlane, Superintendent of Schools Superintendent's Message In this age of almost undreamed of scientific advancement and knowledge, your high school diploma represents an achievement of great importance to your future. The era of “success without schooling” is on the wane, and education has become increasingly necessary to the fulfillment of ambition. It is our hope that the training you have received will prove to be a firm and solid foundation upon which to build a lifetime of achievement. Even more, perhaps, we hope that you may have been inspired to a continuing search for knowledge. I suggest that personal accomplishments built upon a dedica- tion to have a vital concern for others will enable you to master the art of successful living. And so my highest hope for you, the Class of 1968, is that you have the greatest success and happiness in the future. Sincerely, Hugh O. Macfarlane Superintendent of Schools chool Committee Bee ee ae | ¥ Herbert McChesney, Francis L. Chenaille, Michael Pagos, Alfred A. LaRiviere, Mary S. Vaz, Hugh O. MacFarlane. English Mrs. Patricia Ashe Miss Joan Giorgi ; Mr. William Rooney American International College Lake Erie College St. Anselms College Miss Mary Dubois Mrs. Barbara Sullivan American International College State University of New York Mr. Jerome Linehan Holy Cross College 10 Mr. William Lavin American International College Miss Florence Saulnier, Chairman of the English Department University of Massachusetts Mrs. Sandra Jacobson University of Maryland Mr. Richard Malek American International College al Mr. Richard Thompson Providence College Mr. James Cavallo American International College tas Mrs. Justine Lester University of Massachusetts aoe retin 0 iM goer atic nee” ee abe Spent pe ee eee Dey. paris pert oom oat Mr. Leonard Charest University of Massachusetts Mr. Marc Katsoulis, Chairman of the Social Studies Department American International College 12 Mr. Brian Conne American International College quet ational College Robert Bous merican Intern Mr A f Massachusetts Lawrence Holdsworth iversity 0 Mr Un Mullins illiam dence College Ww Provi Mr 13 Mr. Lewis Clish American International College Mr. Peter Boita, Chairman of the Mathematics Department American International College Mr. Daniel Lynes Mr. Leonard Caruso Providence College University of Massachusetts 14 Mathematics Mr. John Carlin American International College Mr. Raymond Yando University of Massachusetts 108) Mr. Charles Patullo Springfield College Dr. Harry Vartanian Mr. Richard Kolodziey Tufts University American International College Mr. Joseph Andreis American International College Mrs. Joan Cavallo College of Our Lady of the Elms TIRES ec eee peter 16 Science Miss Helen Flemin College of Our eRe of the Elms Mr. William Kolodziey American International College Mr. David Dzuira American International College Mr. Francis Duclos, Chairman of the Science Department American International College Ly Business Mrs. June Newman American International College Mrs. Mary Cormier Mrs. Lillian Klempner Chairman of the Business Department American International College Salem State Teacher’s College Mr. Emilio Bollea American International College Mrs. Charlotte Focosi Miss Patricia Polys American International College American International College espereehedliw Language Mrs. Philomene Proctor, Chairman of the Language Department Mr. William Lucia Boston College College of Our Lady of the Elms Miss Susan Watkins College of Our Lady of the Elms Mrs. Judith Czelusniak College of Our Lady of the Elms . “+ aed a+ de ee 2 or s ees Mrs. Norma Kozaka University of Massachusetts Mrs. Yolande Randall University of Paris 20 Industrial Arts Mr. John Greenland California State College (in Pennsylvania) Mr. Robert Koshinsky Mr. Joseph Daniele University of Massachusetts American International College 21 Home Economics Mrs. Rosemary Zande Mrs. Miriam Patullo ; University of Connecticut University of Massachusetts Physical Education Mr. J ae Szlosek Springfield College bie dleeimthaaed ; eB yaa pore | AE OVEMBER Hee, 1967 Mr. Arthur Serra Miss Helen Kudlic Springfield College Bridgewater State Teacher’s College 22 Mr. Gregory Wrinn Shenandoah Conservatory Mr. Royce Layman University of Michigan 23 Guidance Mr. Louis Casagrande Miss Olive Brooks Springfield College Radcliffe College Mr. Arthur Nelson, Chairman of the Guidance Department Springfield College Office a Br Mrs. Rosemary Gilrein, Mrs. Penny Abrahamson, Miss Mary Szczygiel. o5eeett, ebb orb pea eaartetiin + Rahekeakeateeaandt tir 4466604 aah pepe h be ee ee eatttr cd $thieeebeebhehedye era buttr Meibdieteekakaalabheerettr Uttitghbhaaehitreeeeaeyt tte [ities See ees een eae eee nett gett, Misclepheebe had teeonangettett bhbbed ee heeded dee lebaeeeeett ite PP bee CEES |G EAR EEREE BEIT, heeceadks hieae baka ree eeent dee bob bhhbeeecesebanett et Sect eeheaeETe Lecerrasttn Metts bbe baehareerereseeet it bola gin a le ae ae par pag BARTER 5H SMbilt bhbhabbaeere Leneeee? 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Throughout the formative years of high school the class is molded and shaped into a single unit with its own identity. The class of ’68 has now achieved this status. We can now be proud of what we gave to each other, whether it be in knowledge, guidance, or spirit. We know that someday we will have all gone our sep- arate ways. We will be spread across the nation and around the world in occupations so different, that at a glance a stranger would remark that we have nothing at all in common. This would not be true. If he looked deeper, he would see that destiny has made us a unit. We have all given and will all receive from the other. No one of us will ever stand alone. pen rane eee as meme Soth= 2 ee , . i i ee i Me ee 4 . £ ‘™ a _ — - + . 2 aa LY. 2 5 te e se 3 ‘ad “ey � . ba a % . ’ -. + ¢ ; Seine � . at os aie i 3 Pre - . : 2 26 a Booster Day Rally The Class of 1968 treated LHS to the first social activity of the year on Octo- ber 6, 1967. The traditional Booster Day weekend featuring key soccer and grid contests was highlighted by the senior- sponsored rally and dance. The Booster Day rally began at 6:30 p.m. and featured the death of a true- to-life opposing Spartan team member. The cause of death was a blazing bon- fire. Following the rally, the dance, which featured the Innkeepers, was held from 8:00 until 11:00 p.m. Autumn dec- orations were in evidence as a large crowd turned out to lead the Lions on their victory march. or Bonnie Poremba, Dorerline Person, and Judy Neill. A March to Victory 30 Sia hee Mike Bertini Claude Jueckstock Lindo Alves Another goal, another victory. 32 33 : é ; Ludlow vs Upended . tee. raster East Longmeadow Contact on the line Mr. Holdsworth congratulates Coach Patullo on another win. U.N. Assembly Lindo Alves Mr. Katsoulis addresses the U.N. Assembly. Kim Ingalls, Master of Ceremonies 36 ‘ Aded Pro Merito Parade Judy Fournier 37 Soccer Ludlow Defeats A test of endurance 38 Tournament edford 2-1 Tom Teixeira on the move F i ey ‘ : Manny Goncalves Mike Fillion Auggie Calheno Dennis Goncalves Claude Jueckstock 40 Ron Cabey Dick McCarron Ron Almeida absent when pictures were taken. Tony Goncalves Lindo Alves 41 Soccer team: Bottom row—Jim Calheno, Mike Fillion, Auggie Calhe- no, Lindo Alves, Tony Goncalves, Manny Goncalves, Jack Vilaca. Top row—Coach Ray Yando, Bruce Galarneau, Tom Teixeira, Phil oo Marcinkiewicz, Claude Jueckstock, Dave Ouelette, Mike Bertini,’Ron Cabey, Dennis Goncalves. The 1967 Ludlow High Soccer team, under the direction of Mr. Ray Yando, consisted of nine seniors, six juniors, and one sophomore. The se- niors were: Claude Jueckstock, Ron Cabey, Dick McCarron, Manny Gon- calves, Mike Fillion, Auggie Calheno, Ron Almeida, Dennis Goncalves, and team captain, Linda Alves. Throughout the years Ludlow High has reigned as the Soccer Champion, and has been able to boast of an exceptional soccer record. This year the team successfully maintained their position of honor. While playing in eigh- teen contests, including the Western Mass. Tournament and State Champi- onship games, Coach Ray Yando’s team was untied and undefeated. The team captured many honors for Ludlow. They won the Pioneer Val- ley League Championship for the tenth time to remain the only team which has been awarded this title. They then went on to win the Western Mass. Championship for the eighth time by defeating Technical High School 3-0. Maintaining their unbeaten record, they defeated the Eastern Mass. Cham- pion, Medford High, 2-1 in a breath-taking contest which consisted of four overtime periods. This victory re-established Ludlow as the State Charnpion which was their fourth such title in five years. Credit for the victory goes sargely to junior Tony Goncalves, who scored the winning goal on a penalty kick. Ludlow High was well represented on the Pioneer Valley All-Star Team and All-Western Mass. Soccer Team. The first team of the Pioneer Valley All-Stars consisted of seniors Dick McCarron, Auggie Calheno, Mike Fill- ion, and’ Lindo Alves, and senior Dennis Goncalves and junior Tom Teix- eira were nominated to the second team. Those who received honorable mention were Ron Cabey, Claude Jueckstock, and Tony Goncalves. Dick McCarron, Auggie Calheno, and Lindo Alves were named to the first team of the All-Western Mass. Soccer team. On the second team were Mike Fillion and Tony Goncalves. Honorable mention went to Tom Teix- eira and Manny Goncalves. This year’s soccer team had an explosive offense backed by a steady de- fense. The offense scored 61 goals while the defense allowed only 14 to be scored by the opposition. Senior Claude Jueckstock played brilliantly, and was credited with nine shut-outs. The leading scorer for Ludlow this year was Lindo Alves who had four- teen goals, bringing his four year total to RRs Tom Teixeira and Mike Fillion were next with twelve goals each. Tony Goncalves made nine. In assists, Tony was the leader with seventeen, followed by Tom Teixeira with nine, and Lindo with seven. Junior Dance The Junior Class officially opened their 67-68 so- cial season on November 17, 1967 with an over- whelming success at the annual Junior Dance. Enter- tained by the Blue Bayous, a local group known par- ticularly for their use of psychedelic effects, about 600 students were amazed at the unusual decor in which the entire gymnasium was decorated. “Flower Power” was undoubtedly a perfect name for the dance. Kathy Stanuch and Gary Gebo. Hi-Y Show The 1967 Hi-Y Talent Show was presented accord- ing to tradition, on Thanksgiving eve. The theme of the production was Johnny Carson’s “Tonight Show” with senior Carl Ericksberg as “Johnny Carsick”. The Class of ’68 was represented by Gail Merkel, Jay Bow- man, Dolly Fernandes, and John Mucha. Two of the rock ’n’ roll bands, the Innkeepers and Vigilantes, had seniors Tom Boduch, Gary Blue, and Glenn Stockwell in their groups. Members of the Hi-Y entertained be- tween acts with skits, mostly in the form of television commercials. Prizes were awarded to Jay and Linda Bowman for their modern dance, Craig and Bryan Abrahamson and Lynn Freiberg who sang “California Dreamin’ ” and “It’s Raining’, Dolly Fernandes who sang ‘“‘Some- body to Love”, and John Mucha, Frank Socha, and Lloyd Askew who played two jazz instrumentals. The highlight of the program was the 1967 Miss Victory pageant. ee Linda and Jay Bowman. Master of Ceremonies, Carl Ericksberg. 45 Dorerline Person 46 Y Show Hi- Maureen Golden, Miss Victory 1966. Miss Victory The evening of November 22 marked the crowning of Miss Victory of 1967. The fifteen girls, nominated from various clubs and organizations were voted upon by the entire school on the basis of popularity, beauty, and school spirit. The radiant and overjoyed Miss Victory, Joy Hebert, was crowned by Maureen Golden, Miss Victory of 1966. Her court consisted of three seniors, Kathi Trusz, first runner-up; Jackie Andre, second runner-up; and Kathy Stanuch, who shared third place with Pam Goncalves, a junior. Miss Victory Candidates: Top row—Judy Prokop, Gerry Leits, Joy Hebert, Pam Goncalves, Sue Kowalski, Karen Hiersche, Doreen Lima, Barbara Wehner. Bottom row—Kathi Trusz, Debbie Theriault, Joanne Steiner, Francine Kulis, Kathy Stanuch, Jackie Andre, Dianne Bojarski. 47 Senior Ray Lavoie Mark Dorval Alec Macutkiewicz John Alves Jerry Young : Bill Dziedzinski 48 Players Ken Ericksberg Colin Smith Bill Williamson Bill Davis Albert “Betu’’ Crisostomo Carl Ericksberg 49 eo Classical Minnechaug E. Longmeadow Longmeadow South Hadley Commerce , Holyoke Catholic Sa eaheld . Visitors 24 oo© hy 5 val? 4 om ue es ated a mh = OPPs Football team: Bottom row—Alec Macutkiewicz, Albert “Betu” Cri- sostomo, John Alves, Bill Davis, Carl Ericksberg, Colin Smith, Ken Ericksberg, Bill Dziedzinski, Mark Dorval, Ray Lavoie, Norman Linton. Second row—Russ Houghton, Joe Boduch, Roy Pease, Jay Sandman, Gary Dominique, Doug Carolan, Lloyd Mills, John Zilch, Dave Ricardi, Jim Davis. Third row—Frank Curto, Carmen Mout- inho, Mike Lamondia, Gene Lavigne, Dave Lavoie, Gary Scagliar- ini, Rick Barnard, Bob Latendre, Paul Bousquet, Jim Tetreault, Rick Mazur, Louis Curto. Fourth row—Fred Ferrie, Bill Konderwicz, Bill Nowak, Joe Dorval, Brian Abrahamson, Don Gilrein, Jerry Young, Art Bailey, Norm Dudley, Bob Casagrande. Back row—Coach “Chick” Patullo, Coach Dave Dzuira. The LHS football team closed its season with a 3 and 5 record this year. Despite a losing season, the Patullomen were a constant harassment to the opposi- tion. The seniors on this year’s squad comprised the nucleus of these fierce competitiors. Kenny and Carl Ericksberg, playing left and mght ends, posed a constant threat as they continually reached for those “long bombs.” At the season’s end, Carl (or was it Kenny?) was named to the ranks of the All-Suburban League team. Halfback Ray Lavoie showed great speed and agility in eluding enemy tack- lers, as did backs Jerry Young, Mark Dorval, and Alex Macutkiewicz. The big men up front for the Lions were John Alves, Bill Dziedzinski, Colin Smith, and “Betu” Cri- sostomo, who sustained an ankle injury early in the season. Tough, hard-nosed linebacker Bill Davis con- sistently gave the front line its greatest strength all season. While missing much of the season because of inju- ries, Bill Williamson must also be named as a tremen- dous asset to the Patullomen. Bill’s drive and initiative sparked the squad to victory in past seasons. By combining talents, efforts, and the desire to win, along with the leadership of Coach Patullo, the Lions achieved victory this year in a manner that cannot be expressed by wins and losses. se APOE er i set EEE Ss pence ageerre , tithe Hel uss i secs st OF rr ° agent opts B ao 4 Bre ‘ re , i is ia aehener” sniiienntisniite oo ru N be R - Fe rT ® s and bears it. Lindo grin wa assiisth Vin PROS pee SGA SOLES OEE SOREL ip REE seeps Qe Seating eo a wel — — ment sac one nage ESTE NR ie me: . mates 8 A ve Bi amma entire he i Ns Sah tail ec aah Sn Oe Spe te I RAO IE RE ” Marilyn Paul rehearses “A Taste of Honey Rehearsal Make-Up Auggie and Sylvia—they loved it all. A work of art. 55 A pleased audience makes dress rehearsal a success. Senior hostesses greet their guests. Thursday Performance The “Fearsome Foursome and One Half’—Frank Forcella, Brian Beddard, Mike Bliss, Ron Almeida, and Bill Comette. “A Bit of Spain” Mr. Mullins supervises backstage operations. “The Seniors Lead The Way” Hit the lights, Pete! Stage Crew Carl Langton works the controls. Last minute instructions from Mr. Mullins. Marie Beauregard, Betty Boudreau, and Paulette Patnode await their onstage call. Senior Show Dick McCarron—a king in his glory. Backstage workout. Behind the scenes. 59 Backstage Senior Show It “happened” at 8 p.m. on February 16 and 17 in the high school auditorium. The annual Senior Show, better known as “The Happening °68”, thoroughly pleased a packed audience of students, parents, teachers, and friends. As the curtain rose, however, the audience was unaware of the weeks of preparation that had mold- ed the show. Work first started on the show during the week following Christmas vacation. Under the di- rection of Mr. William Mullins, a class ballot deter- mined the co-chairmen of the event, David Walls and Kathleen Stanuch. Chairmen were then selected to head the various committees. They were: Theme— Germaine Leits; Eligibility—Darlene Fernandes; Pro- gram covers—Claudia Ewick; Programs—Marian Bonsiewicz; Make-up—Laurette Zolty; Snow Sculp- ture—Barbara Poremba; Stage crew—Henry Leonczyk. Those students taking part in the show began to develop and perfect their acts. Weekly rehearsals, heid on Wednesdays and Thursdays, were conducted under the supervision of senior class advisors in order to check the progress of the various acts. On Febru- ary 15, a dress rehearsal was given for the benefit of the senior citizens of the surrounding area and the nuns in nearby parochial schools. Held in the after- noon, the cost of transportation for the guests was provided by the senior class; refreshments were also served under the guidance of Miss Susan Watkins. The following day was one of final preparation. The snow sculpture committee busily completed their snow creation labled, “A Whale of a Snow.” As the show opened that night, the audience witnessed a va- riety of acts, from jazz instrumental to comedy skits. When the class had completed both performances all agreed that the “Happening” had been a “Whale of a Show.” Christine Swienton in the skit “A Taste of Honey.” Ray Lavoie as one of the hosts of “Happening ’68.” Kathy Alves, Laurie Zolty, and Janet Hageman in “Making Whoopee.” The Happening Tom Boduch, Tony Filipe, Mike Geboskie, Rodney Baillargeon, and Richard Sasur perform their jazz instrumental. Auggie Calheno, Mark Dorval, and Dennis Goncalves in “‘Columbus Sails.” A whale of a show. Senior Show 68 Bae - “This is our Senior Show!” Jay stars as the “Long, Tall Texan.” Dolly sings out strong. The Happening “Simon Says”. They really had heart. 63 Basketball A fight to the finish. 64 Carl Ericksberg Denis Andre rebounds for Ludlow. k McCarron 1c D do Alves In L 65 “get “ An arm’s length away. Ludlow Vs. Agawam 67 Paeee «teases £F oeeeeees omen a ° 3 3 =e oS pa cS A sure shot. Tournament Small Schools Backcourt master Tuesday of I o ite n a a Lael isa a o m4 o Small Schools Tournament : L. H. S. Color Guard Anguish Lindo moves in. 71 Connery AS See = 2 = 8 S © QA Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow 31 50 62 66 | 51 58 79 38 62 74 74 64 44 68 57 62 81 59 58 i Scores Over | m Commerce cine Chicopee Comprehensive Tech Holyoke Catholic Commerce Longmeadow East Hampton Agawam Minnechaug East Longmeadow Enfield Trade Longmeadow East Hampton Agawam Minnechaug East Longmeadow Enfield Trade Small Schools Tournament Ludlow Ludlow tis 60 Athol South Hadley Claude Jueckstock is Andre Den 9 D 5 sy s a Ken Ericksberg re} take. Matic Pa Varsity Basketball Team—Front row: Bryan Abrahamson, Bill Wil- row: Coach Brian Connery, Ken Ericksberg, Denis Andre, Carl Er- liamson, Lindo Alves, Claude Jueckstock, Craig Abrahamson Back icksberg, Dick McCarron, Jimmy Calheno. Although this year’s basketball team had a slow start, they managed to finish the season with a respectable 8-11 record, and third place in the Valley Wheel. Invited back to the Small School’s Tournament as de- fending Champions, the Lions won the first contest against Athol 77-71, to be eligible for the semi-finals. On Friday night Ludlow bowed to South Hadley in a_ heartbreaking 2-point loss. Three seniors made the double figures that night for the Lions: Carl and Kenny Ericksberg combined for 35 points, and Bill Williamson had 10. Senior Carl Ericksberg was named to the 1968 Valley Wheel All-Star Team for his fine performance for Lud- low throughout the season. Other se- niors on Coach Connery’s squad were Dick McCarron, Claude Jueckstock, Denis Andre, Lindo Alves, and Ken Ericksberg. Carl Ericksberg Dick McCarron 75 Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Maureen Brennan Scores Monson Enfield Ware Palmer Easthampton South Hadley Monson Enfield Ware Palmer Easthampton Minnechau South Hadley a5 34 24 ae 48 21 36 24 33 40 4] 34 24 The 1967-68 season was one of tough Stare and close ames for the Ludlow High chool girls’ basketball team. The close of the season showed a final record for the team of four wins and ten losses. Nearly all of the losses were by a close score, and many were the result of a one point concession. Lead scorers for the season were the two senior members, Sue Sorcin- elli and Maureen Brennan. The other team members were: Beanne Howe, Kitty Jolie, Joan Barker, Roxanne Savoie, Monica Cormier, Sue Kowalski, Barbara Amaral, Pat Sullivan, Sue Mar- ceau, Karen Peacey, Pat Hen- riques, Judy Burek, Bonnie Mac- Dougall, Michelle Abair, and Diane Goncalves. 76 Joan Barker Girls Basketball Team—Front row: Karen Peacey, Pat Sullivan, Mau- reen Brennan, Sue Sorcinelli, Sue Kowalski, Sue Marceau, Monica Cormier, Kathy Alves; Second row: Tony Mendes, Joan Barker, Roxanne Savoie, Diane Goncalves, Louise Latour, Michelle Abair, wi Bonnie MacDougall, Kitty Jolie; Last row: Mary Chenaille , Patty Henrigues, Judy Burek, Beanne Howe, Barbara Amaral, Janet Peacy, Diane Ouelette, Coach Edward. TT 73? Jerry White The face off. 78 Hockey te, Walter Martowski—running up the score. A fight for the puck. 79 Rick Mazur se 7 The winning goal. Art Bailey APA POOR A tense moment. The chase is on. 81 Bob Livermore Walter Stupak Cae S Sen oS a ae 83 Jerry White Gene Tokarz Steve Stolarz Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Western Mass. Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow NDNDNM ONAN WW Hh} W AT UN WH — East Longmeadow Longmeadow Trade Pittsfield Longmeadow Pittsfield East Longmeadow Trade Tournament Agawam Chicopee Classical NNwWOWTDDTD CTC COwWDA Ww Hockey team—Front row: Roger Beauregard, Jay Costa, Ronald Prokop, Richard Mazur, John Bissaillon, Roy Pease, Jerry White, Duane MacDougall. Back row: William Dynak, David Lee, Steve Stolarz, Gene Tokarz, Art Bailey, Art Gauthier, Bob Provost, Neil Pawkett, Walt Martowski, Tom Teixeira, Walter Stupak, Robert Liv- ermore, Bruce Galarneau, Coach Malek. After participating in league competition for two years, the Ludlow High School hockey team won the Wright Division Championship for the first time. Our varsity hockey team consisted of players from each of the four classes. Senior members on the team were Walter Stupak, Robert Livermore, Steve Stolarz, Gene Tokarz, and Jerry White. The record for the season was fifteen wins, four loss- es, and no ties. This year the team tied the modern schoolboy record for the most consecutive victories (12). The leading scorer for 1967-68 was junior Tom Teixeira with seventeen goals and eleven assists. John Bissaillon, another junior, led the team with four con- secutive shutouts. His average of goals given up per game was 1.50, the best in the Wright Division. In the Western Mass. Tournament our hockey team defeated Agawam for the first tournament victory ever. However, we lost the following two games—the first to Chicopee by a score of 3-1; the second to Classical by a score of 3-0. Defenseman Walter Stupak was chosen for the All- Western Mass. Team. Wright Division All-Stars from Ludlow were Walter Stupak and Robert Livermore on the first team and on the second team were John Bis- saillon and Tom Teixeira. Taking his base Baseball ji. ‘ ie oe ee ee fae ee We Pty thee 5 ape 89 Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow Ludlow _ WONWNWNNNOWON DAAIWONADLA Playoff Ludlow 5 Tournament Ludlow 0 Classical Palmer Tech Cathedral Minnechaug East Longmeadow Ware South Headley Longmeadow Agawam Classical East Hampden Enfield Palmer Chicopee eee East Longmeadow Minnechaug Longmeadow Ware East Longmeadow Westfield i) BAYWNNNMH KH DNM— RMN HRWN— ) 10 os Rt lag eae be ‘ Ae i in ne “ a - oa. ao ae pn, ee Pig a � _- ed ny 91 Baseball From the field of victory Manny Goncalves Carl Ericksberg John Alves ‘ ree weriak Ger. 54 -. . 3 r � Cee fe he J - f SS: ghey Phe Baseball team—Bortom row: Tony Goncalves, Manny Goncalves, Mullins, Ray Lavoie, Ken Ericksberg, Carl Ericksberg, Dale John Alves, Bill Williamson, Lindo Alves, Jim Tetrault, Dave Ranck. Bryan Abrahamson, Art Gauthier, Frank Evaristo. Ouilette, Phil Marcinkiewicz. Top row: Gil Silva, Coach 92 Bill Williamson Senior Players Ken Ericksberg Lindo Alves Ray Lavoie FSO NS . : The Ludlow High baseball team, under the direction of Coach William Mullins, again avec: the school’s baseball fans with an action-packed season. As defending Valley Wheel champions, the Lions started off the season without losses, but due to the fierce league competition they finished with a 10-3 Wheel record for second place in the Valley Wheel, and a 13-9 overall mark. Because of the tough Wheel competition, a playoff was necessary to decide which team would gain the District 4 tournament berth. In the playoff game Ludlow finally edged East Longmeadow 3-2 in the 11—inning thniller behind the solid pitching of sophomore Joe Boduch and senior Ray Lavoie, who received credit for the win. On the following evening the tired Lions faced Westfield in the quarterfinal round of the Western Mass. Tournament and managed only two hits in their 5-0 defeat. It was a predominately senior linup which led the Lions to victory in the 1968 season. Ray Lavoie, Bill Williamson, Carl PE and Lindo Alves, who were named to the Valley Wheel All-Star Team and Ken Ericksberg, John Alves, and Manny Goncalves were the seniors who led the Lion attack. O35 Golf team—Front: Dan Orlik, Michael Rodio, and Paul Kawecki. Back: Craig Abrahamson, Richard Dickenson, Robert Gay, and Coach Richard Kolodziey. Golf This year the Ludlow High Golf team finished the season with a winning record. Under the direction of Mr. Richard Kolodziey, the team included Claude Jueckstock, the only senior, and Walter Martowski, Paul Kawecki, Danny Orlik, Richard Dickenson, and Craig Abrahamson. Three of the team members, Jueck- stock, Martowski, and Kawecki were chosen to play in the Western Mass. Individual Tournament. Track The Ludlow High School track team concluded the season with its third ea of the year, an impres- sive win over Commerce. The team, coached by Mr. Joseph Szlosek, concluded its third season of competi- tion and its first year in the Valley Wheel. Since the league is the strongest in Western Massachusetts, Ludlow’s record showed a slight decline from last year. The Lions beat Palmer for their first league victory and also won an independent meet over Southwick. Led by its four senior members, the squad succeeded in setting new school track records this year. Leading oint scorer was senior Ray Laurin with 106 points. ay participated in the javelin, discus, and one-hundred yard dash events. Other seniors on the squad were: high eas Bob Livermore; half miler, Don Savoia; Frank owak, popular javelin and shot-put man; and Bill Dziedzinski. In the Valley Wheel and Western Mass. meets, Ludlow scored ten and six points, respectively. The Western Mass. points were gained by Laurin, who placed fourth in the javelin, and by junior Alan Ericksberg, who placed third and fifth in the hurdles for a total of six points. Ericksberg qualified for the State Championships by his third place performance in the high hurdles. Track team—Top row: Don Savoia, David Drost, Jeff Bonzck, Mike Reopel, Dale Scruton, Bob Miller, John Zilch, Allan Narbonne, Norman Linton, Mitchell Mazur, Paul Marszalek, William Nowak, Coach Joseph Szlosek. Second row: Paul Guilbault, Richard Frutuozo, Paul Golinski, Leon Narbonne, Robert Casagrande, Larry Bellucci, Carmen Moutinho, Russell Houghton, Alan Ericksberg, os Paul Golden, Bill L’Hereux. Bottom row: David Ziemian, Paul Savard, Edward Martin, Armand Roy, David Fitzgerald, Richard Roberts, Bob LaPLante, Jerry O’Neil, Orlando Braz, Paul Gazda. Missing from the picture were: Ray Laurin, Bill Dziedzinski, and Bob Livermore. John White as John Proctor “The Crucible”, Arthur Miller’s two act drama, was presented by Theatre Arts to an appreciative audience on both May 3 and 4. The play, which included a 21 member cast, was set in seventeenth century Puritan America. It dealt with the Salem witch trials and man’s never-ending fight against the pressures of conformity. Seniors in the cast were: John White as John Proctor; Jay Bowman as Reverend Hale; Darlene Fernandes as Abigail Williams; Debbie Theriault as Mary War- ren; and Carlos Santos as Francis Nurse. Though “The Crucible” is seldom performed by high school groups, Ludlow’s Theatre Arts group, under the direction of Miss Mary Dubois, enacted the play in all its intensity. Throughout the play, the acting was su- perb. No one can deny that “The Crucible” was a great play; painstakingly directed, intensely enacted . . . and beautifully done. Darlene Fernandes as Abigail The Crucible Director, Miss Mary Dubois, being congratulated by her cast rH = Xx Sb) A SS SS = NN ail at trial o (=) i Ab 2Y Around School 99 Class Officers Vice-President Agostino Calheno Treasurer Anita Lake Secretary Jacqueline Andre 100 President John F. Mucha As four of the most memorable years of our lives are now behind us, I feel that we should recognize the dedicated educators that helped mold our lives. Our achievements can, in part, be attributed to the guidance given us by the faculty and administration of Ludlow High. To them I extend our thanks for their sincere interest in our education. To the members of the Class of 1968, I would like to express my hope and expectation that the spirit that kept us together in the past will be retained as we go our individual ways. Our class has made its mark through academic, athletic, and social achievements; these achievements shall never be forgotten. Good Luck to you in the future, and thank you for allowing me to serve you as President of our class. John F. Mucha 101 eee oa TK Junior Promenade Francine Kulis Class Day Ey ‘theomemnctstctedrayni, 7 oF The planting of the tree 103 A toast to the future 104 Class Banquet 105 Michael Lewison Lindo Alves ictorian Class Valed ’ he Karen Hiersc eg. Class History In September of 1964, the Class of 1968 entered the hallowed halls of LHS as over-anxious and obscure freshmen. We began to develope as a class under the capable leadership of President Arthur M. Carvalho. To assist and advise our President, we elected Arelindo Alves Vice-President, Carl Ericksberg Secretary, and Ronald Cabey Treasurer. The social climax of our Freshman year came with two semi-formal dances entitled “Frosh Nite Out” and “A Minute to Midnight”. With one year of our high school career behind us, we ventured into the Sophomore hall. We renewed our faith in Arthur Carvalho by electing him for a second term of office. Other able officers elected were: Jay Bowman Vice-President, Agostino Calheno Secretary, and Jacqueline Andre Treasurer. Our class gathered forces to prepare our greatest function to date, the Sophomore Banquet, the “Rue de Printemps”. General chairmen who organized the event were Laurette Zolty and Richard McCarron. At the end of the year our class hastily organized the last social event of the year; we sponsored a semi-formal dance entitled “Pot Luck”. The success of this venture gave us the spirit of upperclassmen. As upperclassmen we became and took on all the responsibilities that come with the position. To lead our class in Junior activities we enlisted Carol Costa as President, Kenneth Ericksberg Vice-President, Anita Lake Secretary, and Jacqueline Andre Treasurer. The first task brought before us was the presentation of the Junior Dance. We entitled the dance the “Lion’s Den” and set it to an a-go-go theme. Juniors who headed committees were: Kathy Zimmer—decorations, Karen Hiersche—refreshments, Judith Henriques—tickets, and Jerry White—publicity and entertainment. The dance was a great success and helped secure funds for the annual Junior Promenade. Our class then began work on the prom which was held June 9, 1967 for the Class of 1967. Karen Hiersche was named general chairman of the high school’s only formal dance which had the theme “May It Last Forever”. Set to a Roman background, the prom was extrememly well- managed and proved to be the greatest to date. Assisting Miss Hiersche in the preparations were: Barbara Poremba, Decorations Chairman; Claudia Ewick, Chairman of Invitations and Favors; Maureen Brennan, Tickets; Judy Mosio, Refreshments; and Ronald Almeida, Entertainment. In September, 1967, we entered into our fourth and final year as members of LHS. The first task before us was the sponsoring of the Booster Day Activities, that resulted in success for the Lions. We were led by President John Mucha, Vice-President Agostino Calheno, Secretary Anita Lake, Treasurer Jacqueline Andre, and Representatives Diane Bojarski, Carol Costa, Carol Fernandes, Doug Jaciow, Jackie Maratea, Diane Minnie, Darlene Roberts, and Kathi Trusz. With the Senior Show behind us, the last days of our senior career passed quickly. Class Day soon arrived and with it the speeches of John Mucha, Class President; Francine Kulis, Salutatorian; and Karen Hiersche, Class Valedictorian. We left our mark in the form of a tree which was planted in the front of the school. Our last social function before graduation came that night. The class spirit was at its peak as we all enjoyed our banquet, which was held at Vincent’s Steak House. The completion of our high school years came on the night of June 12 when we ended our auspicious history as students of Ludlow High. 108 KATHY STANUCH HELEN ANDRE HELEN ANDRE DOLLY FERNANDES MAUREEN BRENNAN DOLLY FERNANDES JANET PEACEY CHRISTINE SWIENTON NORMA AMOS SUE SORCINELLI CAROL COSTA GAY BERG GAIL MERKEL CAROL COSTA KATHI TRUSZ FRIENDLY’S CABARET SOPHOMORE BANQUET Class Ballot Most Popular Best Looking Best Dressed Class Flirt Class Clown Class Actor Actress Class Chatterbox Teachers’ Pet Teachers’ Trial Class Athlete Class Politician Class Artist Most Talented in Music Most Likely to Succeed Mr. and Miss School Spirit Class Rendezvous Class Song Most Memorable Event 109 LINDO ALVES RAY LAVOIE WALLY STUPAK BILL DAVIS DICK MC CARRON JAY BOWMAN TOM MULLARKEY MICHAEL LEWISON ALBERT CRISOSTOMO LINDO ALVES ARTHUR CARVALHO JOHN WHITE JOHN MUCHA ARTHUR CARVALHO ALBERT CRISOSTOMO FRIENDLY’S BOTTLE OF WINE SENIOR SHOW Editor Christine Swienton and Yearbook Advisor Mr. William Lavin. Yearbook Staff Layout Staff—Marie Beauregard, Layout Editor Betty Boudreau, Paulette Patnode, and Maria Carvalho. 110 Yearbook editors and advisor—Bottom row: Mr. Lavin, Advisor; Judy Henriques, Literary Editor; Christine Swienton, Editor-in-Chief; Jackie Maratea, Photography Photography Staff—Genny Szlosek, Rita Madden, Photography Editor Jackie Maratea, Editor. Top row: Marilyn Paul, Assistant Editor; Betty and Carol Fernandes. Boudreau, Layout Editor; Pat Tetrault, Typing Editor. Soliciting staff—Bottom row: Janet Peacey, Kim Ingalls, Marcia Chmura, Mrs. June Newman, Advisor. Top row: Doreen Lima, Judy Neill, Phyllis Koziol, Marian Bonsiewicz, Diane Bojarski, Kathi Trusz. ee Ss i SEE RIE MEP RAE ¥ ie j i { fen aR sa! SEE [4 Literary staff—Carol Costa, Literary Editor Judy Henriques, Karen Hiersche, Marilyn Paul. Typing Staff—Fronr: Laurette Zolty, Kathy Alves. Back: Roseanna Lopes, Regina Tenerowicz, Typing Editor Pat Tetrault. 111 2 eee SRR ET ERLE SL 2 OR. a Class Poem The Shadow of an End by Paulette Patnode The shadow of an end is creeping toward us, Slowly setting forth to make its mark. The once trivial, carefree world Of simple tears and laughter, Of youth in its struggle for truth and identity, Draws itself back into the eternal past, Fading, dissolving, replacing itself with a new sense of being As we embark upon the piers of reality. Suddenly, this is life—the true hard core of existence In which we find ourselves alone on a strange and fitful sea, Raving with fear, repulsion and doubt. And yet, though the waves rush hard against us, They shall not fulfill their fatal purpose, For it has been provided that We, as exclusive members of a great universal union, Are joined inseparable to form an invincible field of humanity. 112 Robert F- Kennedy “. . . Something we were withholding left us weak Until we found out that it was ourselves We were withholding from our living And forthwith found salvation in surrender. Such as we were we gave ourselves outright (The deed of gift was many deeds of war) To the land, vaguely realizing westward, But still unstoried, artless, unenhanced, Such as she was, such as she would become.” Robert Frost The Gift Outright The deed of gift was many gifts of life. Robert Kennedy’s gift to this country was indeed a gift outright. He and his brothers, and the whole Kennedy family meant something special to this nation—just as the nation meant something special to them. With this memoriam, the Class of 1968 wishes to acknowledge that great intangible something. bbs Theatre Arts Student Patrol French Club 114 ek K Red Cross Spanish Club Maroon Key Student Council Pro Merito Future Nurses of America Hi-News Majorettes Color Guard Ski Club Nn vo = = iss} [= = — i 1 Band Mixed Chorus Varsity Cheerleaders J. V. Cheerleaders 8 11 « � mit Choraleers Chorale All-State Chorus DENNIS ROBERT ALMEIDA ARELINDO S. ALVES JOSEPH JOHN ABDOW ee , a Wg a DAVID C. ALVES DARLENE LEE ALEXANDER KATHLEEN A. ALPHONSO JOHN J. ALVES ROSEMARY E. AMARAL HELEN ANDRE JACQUELINE ANDRE DONNA A. ANDREIS DIANNE AGNES AROOTH RICHARD L. ASKEW DONNA LOUISE ATWELL Class athletes—Sue Sorcinelli, Lindo Alves. RODNEY R. BAILLARGEON BRIAN LEONARD BEDARD DAVID ALAN BELANGER DIANNE MARIE BELLIVEAU GEORGIA C. BERG RICHARD ALAN BERSELLI MICHAEL JOHN BLISS GARY MICHAEL BLUE Class clowns—Maureen Brennan, Dick Mc- Carron 123 THOMAS L. BODUCH DIANNE H. BOJARSKI MARIAN BONSIEWICZ SUZANNE BOUCHARD ELAINE R. BOUCHER ELIZABETH ANN BOUDREAU JAY A. BOWMAN BEVERLY ANN BRASSARD MAUREEN F. BRENNAN MARGARET MARY BRODEUR ARTHUR M. CARVALHO MARIA IRENE CARVALHO ROBERT ALLAN CHAREST LURINDA F. CHAVES RAYMOND G. CHENIER MARCIA L. CHMURA WILLIAM L. COMETTE Class actor and actress—Jay Bowman, Dar- lene Fernandes. CAROL ANN COSTA KATHLEEN M. CRAFTS KENNETH R. CRAIG BARBARA ANN DAVIDSON WILLIAM P. DAVIS ARMAND A. DIAS Teachers’ Trialsk—Norma Amos, Albert Criso- stomo. MARK TRIGGS DORVAL ALICE LOUISE DUMAIS CARL J. ERICKSBERG KENNETH F. ERICKSBERG CLAUDIA MARIE EWICK DARLENE H. FERNANDES ANTONIO FILIPE MICHAEL J. B. FILLION JUDITH A. FOURNIER GARY PAUL GEBO MICHAEL F. GEBOSKIE MICHELE ANNE GIGUERE MARIA CEU GOMES bee “UNeye uu ; DENNIS GONCALVES MANUEL D. GONCALVES Class chatterboxes—Janet Peacey, Tom ROSEMARY C. GRANDI Mullarkey. JANET HAGEMAN SYLVIA HALGAS 130 DONNA LEE HAMILTON GLENN CHARLES HANCOCK JUDITH HENRIQUES KAREN L. HIERSCHE GAIL LYNN HIGGINS Teachers’ Pets—Christine Swienton, Mike Lewison. tail HARRY Y. HILL ROSE MARIE HNATIW DOUGLAS MICHAEL JACIOW KENNETH D. JACK WILLIAM HOWARD JANES ANGELA JANICK MARGARET G. JOHNSTON 132 CARLOS MANUEL JORGE PHYLLIS D. KOZIOL RONALD JOSEPH KUZNIAR LARRY LAAMANEN ANITA FRANCES LAKE 133 SUSAN CAROL LANDRY CARL JOSEPH LANGTON MARIE ELIZABETH LARAMEE GLENDA LARUE THOMAS ANTHONY LATOUR Class artist—John White. DORIS ALICE LAVOIE RAYMOND J. LAURIN Class artist—Gay Berg. GERMANE MARIE LIETS RAYMOND H. LAVOIE HENRY JOHN LEONCZYK CHRISTOPHER LEMEK 1599) KEVIN M. LESLIE NANCY LESNIOSKI MICHAEL PETER LEWISON KENNETH LIBISZEWSKI DOREEN M. LIMA ce ROBERT R. LIVERMORE ROSEANNA LOPES JOANNE LOUVITAKIS 136 PAT LOVEJOY RITA JEANNE MADDEN JACQUELINE ANN MARATEA DIANE SUSAN MARBLE DOUGLAS RICHARD MARBLE RICHARD T. MARTIN 137 SUE M. MATZENGER LINDA MAE McARTHUR RICHARD MICHAEL McCARRON Mr. and Miss School Spirit—Kathi Trusz, LEO WILLIAM McCOLLUM JUNE E. McGILL Albert Crisostomo 138 LINDA ANN McGILL CHRISTOPHER McGOWAN GAIL EDITH MERKEL SUSAN LEE MILNE Best dressed—Helen Andre, Wally Stupak. DIANE MINNIE JOICE M. MITHCELL NS, LUISA F. MONTEIRO JUDITH ANN MOSIO BRUCE E. MUNROE JOSEPH C. MUSA JAMES HENRY MUSIAK KENNETH L. MYETTE 140 JUDITH ANN NEILL GERMAINE A. NOEL FRANCIS J. NOWAK THOMAS JAMES NUMMY PETER OBRZUT RICHARD A. OLLARI SUSAN MARIE PADYKULA DANIEL MARIO PASQUINI 141 THOMAS C. PATULLO MARILYN V. PAUL JANET A. PEACEY PEARL ANN PIEROG SUSAN MARIE PINNEY Most Popular—Kathy Stanuch, Lindo Alves. Se DANIEL S. PYTKO wertee DIANE M. PYTKO JAMES BERNARD RAE Most Likely to Succeed—Carol Costa, Ar- thur Carvalho. MAUREEN ANN RAMSAY KATHRYN JOAN REYNOLDS 143 DARLENE MARIE ROBERTS MARIE LYNN ROBINSON BEVERLY CELESTE RODRIGUES RICHARD P. ROSE VERONICA E. RUCINSKI NANCY CAROL SALETNIK FRANCISCO SALVADOR CARLOS SANTOS 144 CARMEN-LINDA SARACINO SUSAN M. SARRASIN DIANE A. SASUR RICHARD A. SASUR DON A. SAVOIA RANDALL ALAN SCHNEIDER KENNETH G. SHEEHAN CHRISTINE LORRAINE SLATER 145 COLIN M. SMITH MAX A. SMOCK SUSAN ANNE SORCINELLI KATHLEEN ANN STANUCH JOANNE MARIE STEINER 146 GLENN DWIGHT STOCKWELL STEVEN JOSEPH STOLARZ KATHLEEN STORY WALTER JOHN STUPAK Class flirts—Darlene Fernandes, Bill Davis. 147 TOM SUNTER CHRISTINE C. SWIENTON MARIE JOANNE TEIXEIRA REGINA MARY TENEROWICZ PATRICIA ANN TETRAULT DEBBIE ANN THERIAULT 148 STEPHEN J. THERRIEN SUSAN A. VAUTRAIN DAVID G. WALLS PRISCILLA ANN WARZECHA WANDA LEE WDOWIAK 149 oo NANCY E. WEBSTER Best looking—Helen Andre, Ray Lavoie. JERRY R. WHITE Seniors not photographed Glenn Allen Williams Ronald Cabey Eugene Edward Robak 150 WILLIAM STEPHEN WEHNER JOHN ROBERT WHITE GERALD R. YOUNG KATHLEEN LEA ZIMMER LAURETTE ZOLTY Class musicians—Gail Merkel, John Mucha. 151 Senior Directory ABDOW, JOSEPH JOHN ALEXANDER, DARLENE LEE-—G.O. (1, 3), Red Cross representa- tive (3), Favors committee—Junior Prom, Refreshments committee— Senior Show. ALMEIDA, DENNIS ROBERT-—Soccer (3), Baseball (3, 4). ALMEIDA, RONALD DENNIS—Soccer (3, 4), Baseball (3), G.O. (2, 3, 4), Entertainment chairman—Junior Prom, Senior Show. ALPHONSO, KATHLEEN A.—Decorations committee—Junior Prom—Booster Day dance, Publicity committee—Senior Show, Senior Show. ALVES, ARELINDO S.—Varsity soccer (1, 2, 3, 4), Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4), Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), Student Council (1, 2), Hi-Y (3, 4), Student Patrol (3, 4), Maroon Key (3, 4), Vice-president of Fresh- man class. ALVES, DAVID C.—Band (1), Chorale (2, 3, 4), Mixed Chorus (2, 3, 4), All State Chorus (3, 4), Football (1), Baseball (2), Science Club (1), Student Council (1, 2, 3), Hi-Y (3, 4), Ski Club (4), Sopho- more banquet committee, Constitution committee, Junior Prom committee, Ring committee. ALVES, JOHN J.—Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4), Football (1, 4), Basketball (1), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Maroon Key (4), Student Patrol (4), Senior Show. ALVES, KATHRYN ANN-Gizrls basketball (2, 3, 4), G.O. (2, 3, 4), Hi News (4), Senior Show committee, Booster Day dance committee, Typing Staff—’68 LION, Senior Show. AMARAL, ROSEMARY E.—G.O. (1, 2, 3), Spanish Club (3, 4), Ski Club (4), dance committees (1, 2, 3, 4), Varsity Cheerleader (3, 4), Senior Show. AMOS, NORMA L.—G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), dance committees (1, 3, 4), Publicity committee of Senior Show, Art Club (4), Senior Show. ANDRE, DENIS JOSEPH—Freshman basketball, J.V. Basketball (2, 3), Varsity basketball (4), Baseball (1, 4), Soccer (3), Varsity track (2, 3), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Student Council (2, 3), Senior Show. ANDRE, HELEN—G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), J. V. cheerleader (2), Varsity cheerleader (3, 4), Decoration committee of Freshman dance, Decora- tion chairman of Sophomore banquet, Arch-bearer for graduation, Ticket committee for Junior prom, Program committee for Senior Show, Theater Arts (3), Senior Show. ANDRE, JACQUELINE-—Girls basketball (1, 2), Student Council (leas 35-4) @lassehneastrer( 2.504 Science lb (il) asGrs © male oaess 4), Spanish Club (3, 4), Ski Club (4), Decorations committee for Freshman dance and Sophomore banquet, Ex officio—Program covers for Senior Show, Miss Victory candidate, Senior Show. ANDREIS, DONNA ANTONETTE—G.O. (2, 3, 4), Future Nurses’ Club (3), Sophomore banquet refreshment committee, Decorations committee (2), Ticket committee—Booster Day dance, Eligibility committee—Senior Show. AROOTH, DIANE AGNES —usher for Senior Show. ASKEW, RICHARD L.—Football (1), Basketball (1), Chorus (2), Senior Show usher. ATWELL, DONNA LOUISE BAILLARGEON, RODNEY ROGER-G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Band (1, 2), A.V.A. (1, 2), Mixed Chorus (4), Hi-Y Show (3), Snow Sculpture committee (4), Senior Show. BARSZCZ, DANIEL EDWARD BEAUREGARD, MARIE C.—G.O. (2, 3, 4), Red Cross (2, 4), Refreshment committee for Prom, Make-up committee for Senior Show, Layout Staff for 68 LION, Senior Show. 152 BELLIVEAU, DIANE M.—G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Refreshment committees for Freshman dance and Sophomore banquet. BERG, GEORGIA C.—Decorations committee for Sophomore banquet, Publicity chairman for Junior Prom, Make-up committee for Senior Show, Senior Show. BEDARD, BRIAN LEONARD BELANGER, DAVID ALAN BERSELLI, RICHARD ALAN BLISS, MICHAEL JOHN BLUE, GARY MICHAEL BODUCH, THOMAS L. BOJARSKI, DIANNE H.—G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Majorette (2, 3, 4), Head Majorette (3, 4), Library Aide (1), Decorations committee— Sophomore banquet and Junior Prom, Rally committee chairman for Booster Day dance, President of Student Council, Soliciting committee for 68 LION, Invitations committee for Senior banquet, Senior Show. BONSIEWICZ, MARIAN CAROL-—G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Dance com- mittees (1, 3), Sophomore banquet committee, Girls Chorus (3), Drill Team (3), Favors and Invitations committee for Junior Prom, Chairman of Programs for Senior Show, Soliciting committee for Yearbook, Ski Club (4), Senior Show. BOUCHARD, SUZANNE BOUCHER, ELAINE R.—G.O. (1, 4), Future Nurses Club (1, 4), Senior Show. BOUDREAU, ELIZABETH ANN-G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Chorus (1, 4), Dance committee (2), Junior Prom refreshment committee, Pro Merito (3, 4), Publicity committee for Booster day dance, Publicity committee for Senior Show, Co-editor of feature page of Hi-News, Layout Editor of 68 LION, Make-up committee—Senior Show, Senior Show. BOWMAN, JAY A.—Baseball (1), Football (1), Basketball manager (4), Mixed Chorus (1, 2, 3, 4), Chorale (2, 3, 4), Western Mass. District Chorus (4), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Theatre Arts (2, 3, 4), President— Theatre Arts (4), Hi-Y Show (3, 4), Ski Club (4), Senior Show. BRASSARD, BEVERLY ANN-—G.O. (1, 3, 2), Theatre Arts (1), Refreshment Committees (1, 2, 4). ‘i BRENNEN, MAUREEN F.—Girls Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Art Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Spanish Club (2, 3, 4), Vice President—Ski Club (4), Ticket Chairman for Sophomore banquet and Junior Prom, Snow Sculpture committee for Senior Show, Senior Show. BRODEUR, MARGARET MARY-—Cheerleader (1, 2, 3, 4), Student Council (1, 2), Secretary of Ski Club (4), Refreshment committees (1, 2, 3), Decorations committee (2), Ticket Chairman for Senior Show, Senior Show. CALHENO, AGOSTINO JOSEPH—Soccer (1, 2, 3, 4), Hi-Y (3, 4, Secretary of Sophomore Class, Vice-President (4), Senior Show. CARNEVALE, JOANNE M.—Cheerleader (1, 2), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Dance committee (1), Sophomore Banquet committee, Junior Prom Ticket committee, Senior Show Eligibility committee, Senior Show, 1968 Ring committee. CARVALHO, ARTHUR M.—Football (1, 2, 3), G.O. (1), President (1, 2), Student Council (1). CARVALHO, MARIA IRENE-—G.O. (2, 3, 4), Layout Staff of 1968 LION, Art Club (4), Senior Show. CHAREST, ROBERT A.—Senior Show. CHAVES, LURINDA F.—Girl’s Chorus (2), Choraleers (3), Color Guard (1), G.O. (2, 3), Junior Prom Decoration committee, Booster Day Dance committee, Senior Show Snow Sculpture committee, Senior Show Usherette. CHENIER, RAYMOND G.—Hi-Y (3), Hi-Y Vice-President (4), Dance committees (1, 2), Senior Show. CHMURA, MARCIA L.—G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Library Aide (2), Red Cross Representative (2), Co-chairman Soliciting committee 1968 LION, Dance committees (1, 2, 3), Booster Day Dance committee, Senior Show Programs committee, Senior Show. CIBOROWSKI, ELAINE, A.—Girl’s Chorus (1, 2), Choraleers (3), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Ski Club (4), Pro Merito (3, 4), Dance committee (1, 3), Senior Show. COMETTE, WILLIAM L.—Football (1), Track (4), A.V.A., Senior Show. COSTA, CAROL—Girl’s Chorus (1, 2), Choraleers (3, 4), Mixed Chorus (2, 3, 4), Chorale (3, 4), Student Council (1, 2, 3, 4), Presi- dent (3), Hi-News staff (1, 2, 3), Editor-in-chief of Hi-News, (4), Future Teacher’s of America (2, 3, 4), Student Patrol (3), French Club (3), Spanish Club (3), Pro Merito (3, 4), Model Congress (3, 4), D.A.R. Good Citizen, Good Government Day Representative, Governor’s Day Representative, Editorial Staff of 1968 LION, Senior Show. CRAFTS, KATHLEEN M.—Future Nurses (1, 4), G.O. (1, 2, 4), Senior Show, Hi-News typing staff (4). CRAIG, KENNETH RICHARD —G.O. (1, 3, 4), Senior Show. DANFORTH, FLORENCE i DAVIDSON, BARBARA DAVIS, WILLIAM P.—Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), Baseball (1), Junior Prom Decoration committee, Maroon Key (4), Senior Show. DIAS, ARMAND DORVAL, MARK DUMAIS, ALICE L.—Dance committee (1), Sophomore Banquet committee, Junior Prom Ticket committee, Senior Show Usherette, Yearbook Soliciting committee. DZIEDZINSKI, WILLIAM J.—Football (1, 2, 4), Baseball (1), Track (ot) GrOn (1522354). Hi-yY (3,4): ERICKSBERG, CARL JOSEPH—Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Hi-Y (3, 4), Maroon Key (3, 4), Student Patrol (3, 4), Class Secretary (1), Student Council (2), Dance committee (2), Sophomore Banquet committee, Junior Prom committee, Booster Day Dance committee, Senior Show. ERICKSBERG, KENNETH F.—Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4), Hi-Y (3, 4), Maroon Key (3, 4), Student Patrol (3, 4), Student Council (1, 3), Vice-President (3), Junior Prom Escort (2), Graduation Arch Bear er (3). EWICK, CLAUDIA M.—G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Spanish Club (3), Majorette (2, 3, 4), Ski Club (4), Dance committee (1, 2), Prom committee Chairman, Chairman of Senior Show Program Cover committee, Theme committee Senior Show, Senior Show. FERNANDES, CAROL ANN-—Girl’s Chorus (1, 2), Chorale (2), President of Chorale (3, 4), Choraleers (3, 4), Mixed Chorus (2, 3, 4), G.O. (1, 3, 4), F.T.A. (1, 2, 3, 4), French Club (2, 3), Spanish Club (3), Pro Merito (3, 4), Student Council (1, 2, 3, 4), Junior Prom Ex-officio Entertainment committee. FERNANDES, DARLENE H.—Girl’s Chorus (1, 2), Mixed Chorus (1, 2, 3, 4), Chorale (2, 3, 4), Choraleers (3, 4), District Chorus, G.O. (2, 3, 4), Theatre Arts (1, 2, 3, 4), Chairman Eligibility committee Senior Show, Ticket committee Booster Day Dance (4), Senior Show. 153 FORCELLA, FRANK FILIPE, ANTONIO—H1-Y Show Band (2), Soccer (1, 2), Track (2), Hi-News (1), Junior Prom committee (3), Senior Show. FILLION, MICHAEL J. B. FOURNIER, JUDITH A.—G.O. (2, 3, 4), Junior Prom Refreshment committee, Junior Dance committee, Booster Day Dance Ticket committee (4), Senior Show Ticket committee, Yearbook Soliciting committee, Senior Show. GEBO, GARY PAUL GEBOSKIE, MICHAEL F.—Mixed Chorus (4), Chorale (4), Band (1, 3, 4), Vice-President of Band (4). GIGUERE, MICHELE ANNE-G.O. (4), Refreshment committee Sophomore Banquet, Senior Show. GOMES, MARIA CEU-—Spanish Club (4). GONCALVES, DENNIS—Baseball (1, 2, 4), Soccer (1, 3, 4), Senior Show. GONCALVES, MANUEL D.—Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4), Soccer (1, 2, 3, 4), Student Patrol (2, 3, 4), President Spanish Club (3), Hi-Y (3, 4), Maroon Key (3, 4), Sophomore Banquet committee, Dance committee (2), Booster Day committee (4), Senior Banquet committee, Senior Show. GRAGOWSKI, DAVID THOMAS—French Club (2), Latin Club (3, 4), Refreshment committee (1), Sophomore Banquet Entertain- ment and Refreshment committee, Junior Prom Refreshment committee, Senior Show. GRANDI, ROSEMARY C.—G.O. (2, 3, 4), Art Club (2, 3), Junior Dance committee, Library Aide (4), Snow Sculpture committee (4), Senior Show, Booster Day Rally committee (4). HAGEMAN, JANET—G.O. (1, 2, 3), Red Cross (1), Ski Club (4), Sophomore Banquet refreshment committee. HALGAS, SYLVIA—Freshman cheerleader, G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Fresh- man dance committee, Junior Varsity cheerleader, Sophomore Banquet committee, Junior dance committee, Theatre Arts (3), Graduation Usher (3), Booster Day dance committee, (4), Senior Show. HAMILTON, DONNA LEE-Girls Chorus (2), Choraleers (3, 4), Science Club (1), Red Cross (1, 3, 4), Hi-News (4), Spotlight on Youth Reporter (3), Decorations committee—Freshman dance, Refreshment committee—Sophomore banquet, publicity committee— Red Cross Dance (3), Yearbook soliciting committee, Make-up committee—Senior Show. HANCOCK, GLENN CHARLES— HARRIS, CARYOLYN ANN-—G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Sports Usherette (2), F.T.A, (2), Secretary F.T.A. (2), Treasurer F.T.A. (4), Red Cross (2), Pep Club (2), French Club (3), Pro Merito (3, 4), Vice-President— Pro Merito (4), Publicity committee—Freshman dance, Decorations committee—Junior Prom, refreshments committee—Junior Dance, Senior Show. HENRIQUES, JUDITH—G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Red Cross (1), Future Nurses of America (1), French Club (3), Pro Merito (3, 4), Freshman Dance committee, decorations committee—Sophomore Banquet, Ticket committee Chairman—Junior Dance, Booster Day dance committee (4), Literary editor—1968 LION, Publicity committee— Senior Show, Senior Show. HIERSCHE, KAREN L.—G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), F.T.A. (3, 4), French Club (3), Pro Merito (3, 4), Model Congress Delegate (3, 4), Editorial Staff—1968 Yearbook, Freshman dance committee, Decorations committee—Sophomore Banquet, General Chairman— Junior Prom, Ticket committee—Booster Day Dance (4), Senior Show theme and Make-up committees, Senior Show. HIGGINS, GAIL LYNN—Decorations committee—Junior Prom, Make-up committee—Senior Show. HILL, HARRY Y.—Football (1), G.O. (2, 3, 4), Hi-Y (3, 4), Ski Club (4), Senior Show. HNATIW, ROSEMARY— INGALLS, KIMMERLEE Basketball (2), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Student Council (4), Hi-News Sports Editor (4), Freshman dance committee, Sophomore Dance committee, 1968 Ring committee (3), Ticket committee—Junior Prom, Business Staff Chairman—1968 LION, Ticket committee—Chairman—Senior Show, Senior Show. JACIOW, DOUGLAS MICHAEL—Manager Baseball Team (1, 2), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Student Council (3, 4), Hi News (3, 4), Editorial Editor—Hi-News (4), Freshman Dance committee, Sophomore Banquet committee, Decorations committee—Student Council Dance (3), Student Council convention Representative (3), Junior Dance decorations and Clean Up committees, Chairman of Booster Day Dance Ticket committee (4), Senior Show—Ex- officio ticket committee, 1968 Yearbook Staff, Senior Show. JACK, KENNETH D. JANES, WILLIAM HOWARD-—G.O. (1, 2, 4). JANICKFANGELA—G:O) (12535 4). EaIeAS (ls 2938 4) Pro Merito (3) Treasurer (4), French Club Treasurer (3, 4). JOHNSTON, MARGARET G.—G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), F.T.A. (1, 2, 3, 4), Spanish Club (3), Pro Merito (3, 4), Sophomore Banquet refreshment committee, Senior Show, Sports Usher. JORGE, CARLOS MANUEL-G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Basketball (1), SQCCem (lees + Senior Show, Freshman Dance committee, Junior Prom ticket committee, Senior Show Ticket committee. JUECKSTOCK, CLAUDE BELLO KERTENIS, PAUL JOHN—Golf (3, 4), G.O. (2, 3, 4), Theatre Arts (3, 4). KOUTRUBA, PAUL RICHARD KOZIOL, PHYLLIS D.—G.O. (1, 2, 3), Red Cross (2), Library Aid (2), Senior Show, Program committee—Senior Show, Soliciting com- mittee—1968 LION, Refreshment committee—Sophomore Banquet. KULIS, FRANCINE GAIL—G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), F.T.A. (1, 2, 3) Trea- surer (4), Spanish Club Secretary (3), President (4), Pro Merito (3, 4), Sports Usher (2), Pep Club (2), Chairman of Ring committee, Senior Show, Snow Sculpture committee—Senior Show, Ludlow Representative on Forbes Wallace High School Youth Council. KUZNIAR, RONALD JOSEPH-(G.O. (2, 3, 4), Theater Arts (3, 4). LAAMANEN, LARRY— LAKE, ANITA FRANCES—Girls Chorus (1, 2), Mixed Chorus (1, 2, 3, 4), Choraleers (3, 4); Chorale’ (3; 4); (G:O; (1) 2.735) 4). student Council (1, 2, 3, 4), Secretary of Class (3, 4), Refreshment committee —Sophomore Banquet. LANDRY, SUSAN CAROL-—G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Pro Merito (3, 4), Senior Show, Decorations committee—Junior Prom. LANGTON, CARL JOSEPH—Senior Show. LARAMEE, MARIE ELIZABETH—G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Junior Red Cross (1), Pro Merito (4), Ski Club (4), Head Typist for Hi-News, Senior Show, Freshman Dance Ticket Committee, Sophomore Banquet refreshment committee, Junior Dance Decorations committee, Eligibility committee for Senior Show, Publicity committee for Senior Show. LATA, PAUL MARK-—G.O. (1, 3, 4), Senior Show. LATOUR, THOMAS A. LAURIN, RAYMOND J.—Football (2), Track (2, 3, 4), Band (1) 2.05)..Ghorus (4): 154 LAVOIE, DORIS ALICE—G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Senior Show. LAVOIE, RAYMOND H.—Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4), Hi-Y (3, 4), Maroon Key (4), Senior Show, Junior Prom Ticket committee, Senior Show Ticket committee. LEITS, GERMANE MARIE-Girls Chorus (1, 2), Mixed Chorus (3, 4), Choraleers (3, 4), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Cheerleader (1, 2), Library Aide (3, 4), Freshman Dance decoration committee, Sophomore Banquet decoration committee, Junior Prom decoration committee, Junior Dance decoration committee, Booster Day Dance decoration committee, Chairman of Theme committee for Senior Show, Senior Show Snow Sculpture committee. LEMEK, CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH—Football (1, 2, 3), Basketball (1), Baseball (1, 2), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Hi-Y (3, 4), Senior Show, Junior Prom decoration committee, Senior Show Snow Sculpture committee. LEONCZYK, HENRY JOHN—Track Team (2), G.O. (2, 3, 4), Sophomore Banquet committee, Junior Dance Publicity committee, Booster Day Dance Publicity committee, Senior Show Program committee, Senior Show Stage committee. LESLIE, KEVIN M.—Football (1), Basketball (1), Baseball (1), G One sea), % | LESNIOSKI, NANCY—G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Senior Show, Sophomore Banquet refreshment committee, Junior Prom invitations and Favors committee. LEWISON, MICHAEL PETER-—Baseball (1), Pro Merito (3, 4), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Senior Show, Home Room Representative Alternate 4, Senior Show Eligibility committee. LIBISZEWSKI, KENNETH LIMA, DOREEN MARIE-—G.0O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Majorettes (2, 3, 4), Senior Show, Ring Committee, Soliciting committee—1968 LION, Booster Day Dance decoration committee, Senior Show Make-up committee. LIVERMORE, ROBERT LOPES, ROSEANNA—Chorus (4), G.O. (2, 3, 4), Ski Club (4), Senior Show, °68 Yearbook Staff, Hi-News Typing Staff, Senior Show Programs committee. LOUVITAKIS, JOANNE-G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Ticket committees (1) and Red Cross Dance (2), Junior Prom Entertainment committee, Senior Show. LOVEJOY, PAT—Girl’s Chorus (1), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Pep Club (2), Red Cross (2, 3), Dance committee (1), Sophomore Banquet commit- tee, Ticket committee (2, 3), Junior Prom committee, Senior Show Booster Day Dance Ticket committee. LUIZ, JACK—Student Patrol (3, 4). MACUTKIEWICZ, ALEC EDWARD-—Baseball (2, 3, 4), Basket- ball (3), Football (1, 4), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Senior Show Ticket committee, Senior Show. MADDEN, RITA JEANNE-G.O. (1, 3, 4), F.T.A. (1, 2, 3, 4), Spanish Club (3, 4), Ticket committee, (1), Sophomore Banquet Refreshment committee, Invitations and Favors committee Junior Prom, Photography Staff 1968 LJON, Snow Sculpture committee Senior Show, Senior Show. MARATEA, JACQUELINE ANN-Girl’s Chorus (1, 2), Choraleers (3, 4), Mixed Chorus (2, 3, 4), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Student Council (1, 2, 3, 4), F.T.A. (1, 2, 3, 4), President F.T.A. (4), Theatre Arts (2), Pro Merito (3,4), Dance committees (1, 2, 3,), Sophomore Banquet committee, Ex-officio Publicity committee Junior Prom, Booster Day Dance committee (4), Ex-officio Theme committee Senior Show, Photography Editor 1968 LION, Photography Editor Hi-News (4), As Schools Match Wits Panel (4), Senior Show. MARBLE, DIANE SUSAN-—G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Library Aide (2), Captain Drill Team (3, 4), Decorations committee (1), Decorations committee Sophomore Banquet, Entertainment committee Junior Prom, Program committee Senior Show, Senior Show. MARBLE, DOUGLAS-— Track (2), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Dance committees (e273). MARTIN, RICHARD T.—G.O. (1, 2, 3), Senior Show Usher. MATEUS, ELIDIO LOPES MATZENGER, SUE M.—Girl’s Chorus (2), Choraleers (3, 4), Mixed Chorus (3, 4), G.O. (2, 3, 4), Theatre Arts, (3), Secretary of Theatre Arts (4), Ski Club (4), Refreshment committee Sophomore Banquet, Decorations committee Junior Dance, Refreshment committee Junior Prom, Soliciting committee 1968 LJON, Snow Sculpture committee Senior Show, Make-up committee Senior Show, Senior Show. McARTHUR, LINDA MAE-—G.O. (1, 3, 4), Student Council (1), Ski Club (4), Circulation Staff Hi-News (4), Chairman Refreshment Committee (1), Ticket committee Sophomore Banquet, Junior Dance committee, Ticket committee Senior Banquet. McCARRON, RICHARD MICHAEL —Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), SOCeete leon 504) Gr Ould see 4) seed (Cross, (12) ss H-ye(3.4)5 Maroon Key (3, 4), Student Patrol (3, 4), Decorations committees (1), Junior Prom and Booster Day Dance, Ticket committee (2), Chairman Sophomore Banquet, Snow Sculpture committee Senior Show, Senior Show. McCOLLUM, LEO WILLIAM McGILL, JUNE E. McGILL, LINDA ANN McGOWAN, CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY MERKEL, GAIL EDITH—Girl’s Chorus (1, 2), Choraleers (3, 4), Mixed Chorus (2, 3, 4), Chorale (3, 4), Vice-President Chorale (4), District Chorus (4), All-State Chorus (4), Red Cross (2, 3, 4), Color Guard (2), F.T.A. (3), Publicity committee Computer Dance (3), Decorations committee Junior Prom, 1968 Ring committee, Theme committee Senior Show, Hi-Y Show (2, 3, 4). MINNIE, DIANE-Girl’s Chorus (1), Cheerleaders (1, 2, 3, 4), Student Council (2, 3, 4), Library Aide (4), Office hel p (2, 4), Junior Prom Arch Bearer (3), Junior Prom Queen (3), Dance committee (1), Sophomore Banquet committee, Junior Prom committee, Ex-officio Booster Day Dance (4), Ex-officio Senior Show, Senior Show. MILNE, SUSAN LEE MITCHELL, JOICE M.—G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Senior Show. MONTEIRO, LUISA F.—G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Senior Show. MOSIO, JUDITH ANN-—Senior Show. MUCHA, JOHN FRANK—Mixed Chorus (4), Chorale (4), Band (1, 2, 3, 4), President Band (4), Pro Merito (3, 4), President Senior Class, Senior Show. MULLARKEY, THOMAS JAMES MUNROE, BRUCE E. MUSA, JOSEPH C. MUSIAK, JAMES HENRY MYETTE, KENNETH L.—Red Cross (1). NEILL, JUDITH ANN-—G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Color Guard (1, 2), Majorette (3, 4), Decorations committees (1, 3), Refreshments and Decorations committee Sophomore Banquet, Invitations and Favors committee Junior Prom, Soliciting Staff 1968 Lion, Snow Sculpture committee Senior Show, Senior Show, Library Aide (1, 2). NOEL, GERMAINE A.—G.O. (4), Ski Club (4), Future Nurses of America (1, 2). NOWAK, FRANCIS J.—Football (1), Track (3, 4), Props committee Senior Show. 15 NUMMY, THOMAS JAMES OBRZUT, PETER—Band (1, 2), G.O. (4), Senior Show. OLLARI, RICHARD A.—Football (1), G.O. (3, 4), Senior Show. PADYKULA, SUSAN MARIE-G. O. (1, 2, 3, 4), F.T.A. (2, 3), Circulation Staff Hi-News (4), Graduation Usherette (3), Refreshment committee Sophomore Banquet. PASQUINI, DANIEL MARIO PATNODE PAULETTE C.—Girl’s Chorus (1, 2), Choraleers (3, 4), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), French Club (3), Pro Merito (3, 4), Layout Staff 1968 LION, Refreshment committees (1) and Junior Prom, Make-up committee Senior Show, Senior Show. PATULLO, THOMAS C.—G.O. (2, 3, 4), Add committee for Music Festival (1), Stage crew—Senior Show. PAUL, MARILYN V.—Science Club (1), French Club (1, 2), Future Teachers (2), Pep club (2), Spanish Club (3), Drill Team (3, 4), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Theater Arts (1, 2, 3, 4), Assistant Editor of 68 LION, Senior Show. PEACEY, JANET A.—Choraleers (3, 4), Mixed Chorus (4), Cheer- leader (1, 2), Dance committees (1, 3), Sophomore banquet committee and Junior Prom committee, G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Soliciting committee of °68 LION, Red Cross (3), Girls Basketball (3, 4), Hi-News (3, 4), Ski Club (4), Senior Show. PIEROG, PEARL ANN—Chorus (3), G.O. (3, 4). PINNEY, SUSAN MARIE—Future Nurses (1, 2), Sophomore banquet committee, Junior dance committee, Color Guard (3, 4), Hi-News Business manager (4), Ski Club (4), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4). POREMBA, BARBARA ANN-—Girls Basketball team (1), Mixed Chorus (2, 3, 4), Girls Chorus (2), Choraleers (3, 4), Science Club (1), Future Teachers (1, 2, 3, 4), Freshman Dance committee, Sophomore Banquet decorations committee, Junior Prom decorations chairman, Chairman of Senior Show Snow Sculpture committee, Theater Arts (2, 3, 4), Student Patrol (3, 4), Majorettes (3, 4), French Club (3), Spotlight on Youth reporter (3), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Senior Show. PYTKO, DANIEL S.—Sophomore dance committee, Junior dance committee, G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Senior Show Stage committee. PYTKO, DIANE M.—Sophomore Dance committee, Red Cross representative (2), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Senior Show. RAE, JAMES BERNARD RAMSAY, MAUREEN ANN-Sports usher (1), Dance committees (1, 3), Sophomore banquet committee, Spanish Club (3), Ski Club (4), Hi-News Circulation Staff (4), Senior Show Make-up committee, Senior Show. REYNOLDS, KATHRYN JOAN ROBAK, EUGENE EDWARD ROBERTS, DARLENE MARIE-Student council (1, 2, 3, 4), Dance committees (1, 4), Sophomore banquet committee, Ex officio—Decora- tions committee for Junior Prom, Student council treasurer (4), Ex officio—Senior Show Make-up committee, Senior Show. RODRIGUES, BEVERLY CELESTE-—G.O. (1), Senior Show. ROSE, RICHARD P.—G.O. (1, 2; ), Ski Club (4). RUCINSKI, VERONICA E.—G.O. (2, 3, 4), Future Nurses (4), Senior Show usher. SALETNIK, NANCY CAROL— SALVADOR, FRANCISCO—G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), J. V. Soccer (1, 2, 3), Student Patrol (4), Senior Show. SANTOS, CARLOS—Dance committees (1, 2, 3), Junior Prom decorations committee, Science Club (1), Mixed Chorus (4), Chorale (4), Theater Arts (3, 4), Senior Show Snow Sculpture committee, Senior Show Ski Club (4). SARACINO, CARMEN-LINDA—Dance committees (1, 2, 3), Sopho- more banquet committee, Junior Prom decorations committee, Ring committee (3), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4). Theater Arts (3, 4), Senior Show Eligibility committee, Senior Show Snow sculpture committee. SARRASIN, SUSAN M.—Girls Chorus (2), Choraleers (3, 4), Mixed Chorus (4), Freshman dance committee, Sophomore banquet committee, Junior Prom Ticket committee, G.O. (1, 2, 3), Theater Arts (3), Ski Club (4), Senior Show Theme committee, Senior Show. SASUR, DIANE A.—Girls Chorus (2), Choraleers (3), Sophomore banquet committee Junior dance committee, Junior Prom Ticket committee, G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Pep Club (2), Pro Merito (3, 4), Ski Club (4), Program committee—Class Day, Senior Show. SASUR, RICHARD A.—Mixed Chorus (1), Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Hi-Y (3, 4), Ski Club (4), Senior Show. SAVOIA, DON A.—Football (1, 2), Track (3), Ski Club (4). SCHNEIDER, RANDALL ALAN-—Senior Show usher. SHEEHAN, KENNETH G.—Basketball (1, 2), Baseball (2, 3), Senior Show. SLATER, CHRISTINE LORRAINE-—Girls Chorus (1, 2), Choraleers (3, 4), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Ski Club (4), Senior Show. SMOCK, MAX A. SMITH, COLIN M.—Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Student Patrol (4). SORCINELLI, SUSAN ANNE-G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Girls Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), Student Patrol (3, 4), Future Nurses (3, 4), Refreshment committee for Sophomore banquet, ticket committee for Junior Prom, Snow sculpture committee for Senior Show. STANUCH, KATHLEEN ANN-—G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Student council (1, 2, 3, 4), Cheerleader (3, 4), Co-chairman for Senior Show, Decora- tions committee—Freshman dance and Sophomore banquet, Junior Prom committee. STEINER, JOANNE MARIE—Future Nurses (1, 2, 3, 4), Captain of Drill Team (3, 4), Refreshment committee for Sophomore banquet, Decoration committee for Junior Prom. STOCKWELL, GLENN DWIGHT— STOLARZ, STEVEN JOSEPH—Baseball (1), Hockey (2, 3, 4), Hi-Y (3), Snow Sculpture committee for Senior Show. STONE, WAYNE H. STORY, KATHLEEN—G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Future Nurses (1, 2, 3, 4), Red Cross representative (1, 2, 4), Refreshment committee for Sophomore banquet, Invitations and Favors committee for Junior Prom, Senior Show. STUPAK, WALTER JOHN—Football (1, 2), Golf (1, 2, 3, 4), Hockey (2, 3, 4), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Hi-Y (3, 4), Pro Merito (3, 4), Maroon Key (4), Ring committee. SUNTER, TOM SWIENTON, CHRISTINE C.—G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Future Teachers (1), Pep Club (2), Pro Merito (3, 4), French Club-Vice President (3), Editor-in-chief of °68 LION, Senior Show, Ticket committee for Sophomore banquet, As Schools Match Wits Panel. SYLVESTER, HELEN MARIE—Choraleers (3), G.O. (1,2, 3, 4). SZLOSEK, GENEVIEVE A.—G.0O. (1, 2, 3, 4), French Club (1, 2), Sports usher (3, 4), Senior Show usher, Refreshment committee for Sophomore banquet, Photography committee for 68 LION. TEIXEIRA, MARIE JOANNE—Chorus (4), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Ski Club (4), Senior Show. TENEROWICZ, REGINA MARY-—Girls Chorus (1, 2), G.O. (3, 4), Hi-News typist, Typing Staff for °68 LION, Future Nurses (4), Senior Show usher, refreshment committe for Freshman dance, Senior Show Program committee. 156 TETRAULT, PATRICIA ANN—Girls Chorus (1, 2), Mixed Chorus (2), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Theater Arts (1), Color Guard (2, 3, 4), Ski Club (4), Hi-News typist (4), Typing Editor for 68 LION, Refreshment committee for Freshman dance, Senior Show. THERIAULT, DEBBIE ANN-—Girls Chorus (2), Mixed Chorus (3, 4), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Theatre Arts (1, 2, 3, 4), Choraleers (4), Ski Club (4), Pep Club (2), Hi-News (2, 3), Spanish Club (3), Committees for Sophomore banquet, Junior Prom, Publicity chairman for Senior Show. THERRIEN, STEPHEN J. TOKARZ, GENE-—Soccer (1, 2), Baseball (1), Hockey (3, 4), Golf (64) s GOR (he 25 54) erie yao): TRUSZ, KATHLEEN ANN-G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Cheerleader (1, 2, che 4), Student Council (1, 2, 3, 4), Library Aide (4), Dance committees (1, 4), Refreshment committee for Sophomore banquet, Ex officio of Refreshment committee for Junior Prom, Ex officio of Snow Sculpture committee for Senior Show, Chairman of Entertainment committee for Booster Day dance. TWAROG, CHESTER S.—Senior Show stage crew. VAUTRAIN, SUSAN A. WALLS, DAVID G.—Football (1), Baseball (2), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Hi-Y (3, 4), Ski Club president (4), Chairman of Hi-Y Show, Co-chairman of Senior Show, Sophomore banquet committee, Decorations committee for Junior Prom. WDOWIAK, WANDA LEE—Chorus (1), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Senior Show, Ticket committee. WARZECHA, PRISCILLA ANN-—Girls Chorus (1, 2,), Mixed Chorus (1, 2, 3, 4), Future Nurses (1), Choraleers (3, 4), Red Cross (1, 2, ), Home room representative alt. WEBSTER, NANCY E.—Girls Chorus (1, 2), Choraleers (4), Mixed Chorus’ @4)} Theater Arts’ (12.3) 5G. ON (1) 2.5334)..SkinGlubm4): Red Cross representative (3), Dance committee (3), Sophomore banquet committee. Yearbook committee, Senior Show. WEHNER, WILLIAM STEPHEN —Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Stage Band (3, 4). WHITE, JERRY R.—Baseball (1, 2, 4), Hockey (2, 3, 4), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Hi-Y (3), Senior Show, Entertainment committee for Junior dance, Decorations committee for Junior Prom. WHITE, JOHN ROBERT-—G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Theater Arts (3, 4), Art Club (3), Hi-Y Show, Senior Show, Freshman dance committee, Entertainment committee for Sophomore banquet and Junior dance. WILLIAMSON, WILLIAM P.—Baseball (1, 2, 3,4), Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), Student Patrol (2, 3, 4), Hi-Y (3, 4), Maroon Key (3, 4), Junior Prom Escort, Archbearer for Graduation. YOUNG, GERALD R.—Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Basketball (1, 2), Baseball (1), Hi-Y (3, 4), Student Patrol (4), Junior Prom Escort, Graduation Archbearer. ZIMMER, KATHLEEN LEA—G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Senior Show, Fresh- man dance committee, Refreshment committee for Sophomore, Chairman of Decorations—Junior Dance Junior Ring committee, Decoration committee for Booster Day dance. ZOLTY, LAURETTE B.—Girls Chorus (1, 2), Mixed Chorus (1, 2, 3, 4), Choraleers (3, 4), G.O. (1, 2, 3, 4), Hi News Typist (4), Senior Show, Dance committees (1, 3), Co-chairman of Sophomore banquet, Typing staff—’68 LION, Chairman of Make-up committee for Senior Show, Senior Show. Patrons Family Food Store Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge K. Craig State Line Potatoe Chips Co. Marty’s Soda Mix, Inc. Ludlow Fish Market Mr. and Mrs. Clarence R. Tetrault Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lemek Miss Joyce Goodrich Mr. and Mrs. Leon Laramee Mr. and Mrs. Joaquin Jack Andre Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Bojarski Mr. and Mrs. Peter Andre Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chmura Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Belliveau Sandy and Susie Mr. and Mrs. Jack Teixeira Mrs. Jean Strycharz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Theriault Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell A. Sasur Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus S. Tenerowicz Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Focosi Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bonsiewicz A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bonsiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dumais Mrs. Phyllis Wdowiak Earnest L. Noel Mrs. Teresa Monteiro Mr. and Mrs. George L. Neill Mr. William J. Rohr Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zolty Mrs. Jean F. Jack Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Twarog Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Lavoie Mr. and Mrs. Gerald White Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Rose Mr. and Mrs. John Czynodil Mr. Augustino Saracino Mr. and Mrs. David Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Louvitakis Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pinney Mr. and Mrs. Victor A. Kertinis Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Sylvester Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Maratea Mr. and Mrs. Fernando Jorge Mr. and Mrs. Peter Czechowski Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sasur Mr. and Mrs. Watras Mr. and Mrs. John D. Story Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Koziol Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Sorcinelli Mr. and Mrs. August Costa Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Saletnik Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lavoie Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Poremba Mr. and Mrs. Roger Pierog Mr. and Mrs. William Rae Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Landry Mr. and Mrs. Frank Padykula Mr. and Mrs. Armand Minnie Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Obrzut Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Swienton Mr. and Mrs. Walter Peacey Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCarron Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mucha Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kulis Grey Nook Flower and Gift Shop Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Patullo, Jr. Betty’s Luncheonette Ludlow Supply Company 157 Mary, Evelyn, Judy S. Peter S. Czechowski, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pytko pa ) “ ate : an ere TT : Re pean akrs es Preserve the important milestones of your life in Cosworth Full Fidelity: Ohler Fitatte (for the cost of old-fashioned black and white photographs!) Graduation, marriage, the children’s growing-up years, anniversaries .. . these memo- rable times deserve to be recorded in glowing, natural Bosworth Full Fidelity Color! Charge accounts and payment plans invited. Visit the most modern facilities in this area. SINCE 1890 Parking on premises 612 Dwight Street, Springfield e Tel. 781-6200 COMPLIMENTS OF THE LUDLOW HI-Y ORGANIZATION Best wishes to the class of ‘°68’’. 159 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY official jewelers to LUDLOW HIGH SCHOOL Gron P. Lloyd East Longmeadow Box 305 Massachusetts DAY-LIGHT DAIRY PRODUCTS The finest in fresh dairy foods T and J Auto Body Shop Ludlow, Mass. 317 Hasteot: Ludlow, Mass. JOEY’S TV CENTER ae Sales and Service A. Hi BARTLET I CO. Dumont-Motorola-VM-Arvin Ludlow, Mass. Phone Owner State Street 583-8218 Paul P. Nowak LUDLOW SAVINGS BANK The Neighborhood Bank Branches At Belchertown Wilbraham Congratulations From Compliments of THE REGISTER GAVIGLIO’S (Ludlow’s News Weekly) HENDRICK’S BROS. DR. STEFAN S. ZIEMIAN 154 Main St. Indian Orchard 10 Parker St. Indian Orchard RCA and Sylvania color T.V. Tel. 543-1202 sales and service Best wishes to the class OL. 68 Dr. and Mrs. Reuben Katz ) BLANCHE S 115 Hubbard Street 114 Sewall St. Ludlow, Mass. Ludlow, Mass. SALLY DONOVAN A friend 29 East Street Ludlow, Mass. MARIO’S BEAUTY SALON 293 State Street Ludlow, Mass. Phone 583-897 Compliments of ORCHARD JEWELRY For delicious ice cream and Compliments of DR. and MRS. EDWARD J. DILL lunches come to MILLER’S DAIRY 321 Center Street Ludlow, Mass. TOWNE PHARMACY Joseph J. Starzyk, B.S., Reg. Ph. Phone 583-5058 246 East Street Ludlow, Mass. 01056 Cosmetics for Everyone ANN COIFFURES Lori-Ann Linda—Mary 538 Main St. Indian Orchard 543-4738 FLEBOTTE’S SUPER MARKET Fruit-Fresh Meat and Groceries Dial LI 3-3515 157 Main St. Indian Orchard, Mass. We deliver Compliments of MODERN SHOE REPAIR 65 East St. Ludlow, Mass. Compliments of GOWEN AND TROMBLY GENERAL INSURANCE 30 Chestnut Street Ludlow ORCHARD AUTO PARTS Palmer Monson 240 Main St. 508 Main 119 Main St. 543-3307 283-5121 267-5550 MOONLIGHT CAFE 387 East Street Telephone 58-36742 Antonia and Joseph Ferreira Best wishes and good fortune to the class of 1968 DR. JOHN R. SAVOIA Best Wishes from the Ludlow Golden Age Club James F. Shea and Sons Compliments of General Insurance Agents 182 Main Street Indian Orchard COLONIAL GIFT SHOP, INC. The largest selections of colonial gifts and acessories in the area Lay-away and Club plan Compliments of DR. E. R. G. BERTRAND 245 East St. Ludlow Compliments of Harry’s Food Store 309 East Street Ludlow, Mass. Unity Athletic Club 161 State Street Ludlow, Mass. A. BOILARD SONS, INC. Lumber and Mason supplies Meles435=4 100 Compliments of FOURNIER’S PHARMACY Hubbard and Sewall St. Ludlow Compliments of CORNER SUPERETTE Corner of Holyoke and West St. Open: Every day-Mon.-Sat. 7:00 a.m.-10 p.m. Sun. 7:00 a. m.-9:00 p.m. Ludlow, Mass. GAS SMITE COeING Mason supplies and hardware Building materials Grain KITCHENER’S Main Street Indian Orchard RENE T. BOUSQUET Plumbing and Heating 15 Cady St. Ludlow, Mass. 583-2361 Compliments of HIGHLAND CLUB BEVERAGE 393 East St. Ludlow BANAS SAND AND GRAVEL Ready mixed concrete 246 Fuller St. Ludlow Tel. 583-8321 MEADOWBROOK FOOD GENER: Foods—Beers—and Wines 259 Fuller St. John Pereira, Prop. ORCHARD PHARMACY Frank J. Sambor 2 Parker St. Indian Orchard, Mass. Tel. 543-3467 -wTrwrorerowrowrwrewrwrTrw Be | RATT ALLY ™ MS - ac SANTO’S DEPT. STORE Cor. East and Hubbard St. Ludlow, Massachusetts A S ESSO SERVICE STATION Radiator Repairs 575 East St. Phone 583-2415 Ludlow, Mass. Oe Oe Db hb kh bh ba AA Compliments of ALAMAC KNITTING 631 Center St. Mass. Ludlow, MILLS Indian Orchard, Mass. Manufactuers of Knitted Fabric For Every Use Compliments of RANDALL’S FARM Compliments of Tel. 583-3809 MERCER PAPER TUBE ING State St. Quality Paper Tubes Ludlow, Mass. 583-5123 TOWN LIGHTHOUSE, INC. So Deny or LUDLOW DRUG Reservations For Sees Weddings Patines 40 East Street Ludlow, Mass. Dancing Every Saturday ERE EN 583-3129 108 Sewall Street Ludlow, Massachusetts For quality meat products shop Compliments of MITCH’S MARKET KAPINOS FUNERAL HOME Cor. East and Windsor St. Compliments of Compliments of JOSEPH DIAS, JR. Bernice Beauty Salon REALTY AND INSURANCE 176 Winsor Street Ludlow, Massachusetts Compliments of LUDLOW FUNERAL HOME Compliments of WILCOX AUTO SCHOOL, INC. East St. Ludlow DAVID IRVINE AND SON 3 Sewall St. Ludlow, Mass. Compliments of CARMON CLEANERS Compliments of HIERSCHE AND SONS Congratulations to the Class of 1968 HAROLD’S FLOWER SHOP 289 East Street Ludlow, Massachusetts Serving you is a pleasure ANDY’S MARKET Meat, groceries and Vegetables Compliments of CORONET COSMETICS LUDLOW INDUSTRIAL PARK LUDLOW, MASSACHUSETTS JESSIE’S Women’s and Children’s Specialties Compliments of LUDLOW SEWING MACHINE CENTER 4 | | he of x | | a ; | : ae ; ; 5 ; aes oath P pra! ee J . Foon, ae warns “S35 Siew = es | eat Shei e = : Ih hy il Wa Ube 1