Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

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Dulce I. Agostino “Yesterday is today’s memory and to- morrow is today’s dream.”’ Debra A. Allen Dorothy E. Alves “Laughing is the sensation of feeling good all over and showing it principally in one spot.” Jose G. Alves Kerry J. Alves ‘Forty feet — swish!” Robert J. Alves “T have no idea!”’ 19 Susan L. Alves ‘Die when I may, I want it said that I always planted a flower when I thought a flower would grow!”’ Teresa D. Alves Armand J. Amaral “T wish we could only work this world out our way, with love.”’ Grace L. Amaral “Beijos” Donna R. Andre “Buffa”’ Marian G. Andre ‘Memories like ours will never be for- gotten.”

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Let Us Go Out Now And Share Our Learning .. . AOD XA PIZZA POTATO STichX Ne | yansyvia fv = ANS WNIS vy 6:00 OtlF LIFR G4! 6190 PaKAnw x 645 TRADI A Par — KING oF b eo —————— Nineteen hundred and seventy-four. Some year, hmmm? This world, this country, this town will not see one quite like it for along time to come .. . Crisis after crisis, shortage following shortage, time change here, time change there .. . Allin the light of a two hundred-year old birthday party just itching to be celebrated. And with these in view, too many adults have glanced back at the youth of this generation and shaken their heads .. . But are their fears justified? Hardly not. Peek through a window at LHS and see ... Responsible student government, organized sport, groups that take on the weight of a state on their shoulders .. . Classes with sound financial budgets, Spirited student bodies, Too poorly-recognized clubs that have put out student electricians, actors, actresses, musicians, and leaders, and a continual learning process that makes thinkers of us all .. . Oh, we have had our mad moments .. . Jaunts to Holland Pond and Quabbin, skip days, and grand Senior Parties .. . Nights at the D and those infamous Golden Arches .. . We've bickered and squabbled, complained and even cried .. . We've had our share of problems .. . But we have progressed, And together, grown alittle more .. . Let these pages then speak for us... The Class of 1974. Deborah A. Adamczyk “Time is now, the past is gone, and the future has not yet begun.” Maria Alfonso “T have just to shut my eyes ... to go sailing through the skies.”’ Linda M. Agen “Amor”

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And Give to Others What Four Years Have Imparted to Us Dennis C. Anghilante Mark T. Askew Barbara S. Beauregard Cynthia M. Bello “When you're hot you’re hot, when ‘“‘I can’t get no satisfaction.” ‘Friends are the flowers in the garden of you re not you're not!” Denise M. Belliveau life.” Augusto L. Batista “IT got by with a little help from my Jean S. Anischik friends.”’ Patricia L. Bellucci Suzanne E. Beaudry “Where's Paul’s eyeglasses?” Ana Antunes Ronald J. Belliveau “Happiness is having a smile for every- Steven M. Bennet one!” “T promise to rid the world of alcohol, one glass at a time.” 20