Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1983 volume:

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J Preserve your memories, they Sentors 4 ar we DM, ‘hi . 2 Class Of T985 S== a 2p Suzanne Abair Stella Afonso Janine Ahearn Joe Alexio Chris Allen Ermelinda Alves Mia Alves Maria Andre Ch. y 4 Joe Anselmo Barry Applebee Lynn Babineau Diane Baillargeon Richard Baker Paul Baltazar Ann Marie Banas Kenneth Batista Tina Batista Christopher Beach Carol Beauregard Thomas Bednarz Danette Belisle Suzanne Belisle Steven Bell 10 Jana Bellorini Diane Boyer Rebecca Bennett Daniel Boucher 3 € “A € mF Se Kathy Bradway y, James Bernardo Joe Branco Brian Berry Allison Bouyea £ Rebecca Brown 11 12 Robbie Brown Lynn Chaput Paul Carvalho Yve tte Charbonneau Del Campolo Mario Carvide Ann Charest David Carolan Ronald Chaisson Keith Chenaille Robert Chenevert Denise Chmura John Cislak Ann Chenier Lisa Chmura Corina Clark John Chenier Goncalo Conde Pamela Chevalier Vincent Circosta Jeff Connaughton 13 14 Mike Crafts Chris Curtis Margarida Dasilva Maria DaCruz Sandra DeBarge Kristin Croughwell Anthony Decosta Michael Crowther Deanne Damato Brian Dennis Bob Derose Cheryl DeWolf Anna Dias Jolene Dias Rosa Dias Sergio Dias Susete Dias Tony Dias Judith Dubour Robert Dumaine Paula Dunbar Barbara Dusza CUSSE Arlene Dygon Richard Dzierwinski Linda Fales Annamarie Dutra Paulo Faulho Anna Fernandes Joe Ferrabelo Karen Ferreira Lynn Fielding John Fijal Brian Fioravanti Patrick Ferris 16 Martinho Francisco Todd Galis Lee Fredette Dianne Gamache Kathleen Forgie Tom Gamache Louise Francisco Darren Galarneau Jeffery Gariepy 17 18 James Garrett Brian Gaudreau Rhonda Gaumond Mark Gauthier lvon Gois Albert Goncalves Alda Goncalves Ana Goncalves Jose Goncalves Zelia Goncalves Laurie Gonyea Maria Gregorio Tracy Guertin David Haluch Jeffery Heath Breana Henderson Sally Herrick Mark Higgins ¥ Donna Hill Natalie Hajowyj Susan Homans Mary Houle 19 20 } Kevin Howard Christine Howe Karen Hudyka Tony Jarvis y Kathleen Jerz Alice Joao Cynthia Jodoin Jo Ann Jorge Kim Jurkowski Lina Justo Paul Kania Julie Kislowski Lisa Knowles Greg Kolodziey Julie Koss Lisa Kumor Marc Lafayette Sharron Lafreniere Tom Landry Lorna Larimee Brian Lata Mike Lavigne Pamela Langley 21 Pauline Leclaire Kathleen Leitao Peter Line Ann Lizak Lawrence Lord William Ludkiewicz Dnrig hace Karen Mackintosh Dina Magalhaes Daniel Manewich : 22 Lisa Manuel Coleen Marby Timothy Marini Ana Marques John Martel Arlene Martin Darin Martin Alan Marshall Stanley Mastalerz Isabel Martins Maria Martins Profirio Martins 23 24 Todd Mendes Thomas Meade Terese Meyrick Dean McCabe John Mei Bonnie Miccoly Dottie McGale Laurie Melbourne Michele Minkos Kim Moore Kent Moorhouse Jim Moquin James Morell Fatima Morgado Lynn Moriarty Richard Motta Joanne Moutinho Timothy Mullins Ann Murray David Nadeau 25 Robert Natario Kevin Nellis Tricia Newby Sherri Newcomb Chung Nguyen Randy Nichols Kristina Noel Anita Nogueira Gilbert Nogueira Ronald Nowak Sharon Nowak Lynn Ouellette 26 Tony Papuga Joe Paulo Edward Pereira Fatima Pereira Cheryl Pilon Amy Pisarczyk Darlene Pollice James Potter Dan Provost Lynn Queiros Anthony Rae Anna Marie Randall 27 28 John Reynolds Jorge Ribeiro Brian Ricardi Cheryl Richard ape 3 Neil Robbins Donna Roberge Paula Rocha Scott Rodrigues Kelli Rohan Joe Rua James Ryczek Ron Saloio Lisa Salvador Ana Paula Santos Robin Savitt Cheryl Savoia ee Kathleen Savoie Kevin Sbriscia Barbara Scheurich Kathy Scott Paul Sergneri Peter Shaw Pedro Silva 30 Steven Skowronek Chris Smith Steven Smola Jacob Socha Michael St. Martin Sherri St. Peter Linda Stasiowski Ann Sweeney William Swift Jim $zczebak Henry Tatro Tony Tavares Lisa Teles Kimberlee Tucker Luis Vitorinho Michael Teles Susan Um Ed Vivier Robert Terzi James Vancini Gary Wdowiak Ronald Thompson Christine Welch 31 32 Brian Wells Michael Zaranek Ronald Wheeler Judith Zember Christopher Wilcox Not Photographed Daniel Bamford George Barroso Anthony Boutin Lisa Cachuco Craig Charest Randy Chaves Ana Chelo Joseph Deren Dave Desforges Todd Douville Richard Edelmann Mario Ferreira Dave Ferrington Colin Kenneally John Lauzon Christopher Lavoie Doreen Lopes Dung Nguyen Joaquim Periera Barbara Picard James Rousseau Michael Ruell Patrick Seslar Paulo Teixeira Chris White Lynn Ann Wilczynski 34 - Rm. 204 Row LAL oie oe R. Sage zi, Rm, 205 Row i M. os Crunie. Carey, 6. Casella, R Comb L. Connif, L. Dzierwinski, K. Ayers. Row 3: M. Haluch, L. Couture, M. De condio. Row 2 R Chenaille, K. Conder A Dare Labodycz, D. Ferreira, M. Dias, R. Circe. Row 4:M. ped: J. Carvalho, V. Couture, J. Cheria, P. Carney, G. Coelho. . a hats Sha tae ia ae Rm. 206 Row : T. Ferrero, J. Dias, $. Ferreira, M. Fernandes, C. Fitzgerald, B. Evans. Row 2: M. Drozdowski, W. Flebotte, D. D’Angelo, B. Dobek, A. Ferrier. Row 3: K. DaSilva, D. Dias, V. Ferreira fe: Rim. 207 Row I: C. Gamache, K. Grosvenor, p. Francisco, J. Flowers, L. Gershowitz, M. Hope. Row 2: M. Gover, M. Goncalves, L. Giard, D. Grimshaw, J. Gomes, A. Ganhao, V. Francisco. Row 3: J. Garcia, K. Hill, T. Fontaine, K. Hawley, K. Foye, D. James. 35 36 Rm. 208 Row kL. Lynch, T. Laurin, S. Lanza, T. LeCler _ King. Row 3: B. Lynch, M. Kupiec, J. Layman, R. Kottage. Rm. 209 Row I: C. Monteiro, P. Mc Donald, C. Meher, K. McKenna, P. Mole, M. Marques. Row 2:L. Monnette, G. McClarity, D. Mercier, J. Mitus, M. Manteira, D. McVeigh. Row 3: J. Melnick, K. Mc Cabe, $. Morell, M. McLean, J. Manewich, G. Martin. ¢ Rm. 213 Row IC. Nystrome, D. Nogueira, S. Richard, C. Nowakowski, S. Peeples, S. Rickson. Row 2:B. Perelia, A. Pinnsonnault, M. Nadeau, J. Quill. Row 3: B. Quesnel, M. Pariseau, M. Olivera, D. Perham. { ee Rm. 214 Row I: M. Socha, P. Silva, B. Swienton, A. Santos, A. Rodrigues, N. Ryczek. Row 2: J. Silva, A. Santos, D. Snyder, D. Saletnik, K. Silcox, F. Santos. Row 3: C. Strickland, D. Robitaille, D. Sawyer, D. Smith, T. Soffen, K. Stek. Row 4: J. Roberts, L. Santos, L. Rivers. 37 38 Rm. 219 Row I: J. Tranquilli, C. Sykas, M. Tavares _ O, Valadas, J. Tower. Row 3: J. White, B. Tierne _ Wrinn, W. Watts. Co Voods. Row 2: R. Zucco, ,D. Tauer, D. Winiewski. Row 4: B. Williams, Rm. 300 Row |: M. Andreis, $. Acheson, C. Andrye, T. Atkins, A. Santos, L. Baiardi. Row 2:L. Afonso, P. Baltazar, F. Afonso, M. Afonso, J. Alves, Row 3: T. Batalha, B. Applebee, D. Bancroft, J. Amaral. v2 Rm. 302 Row I: T. Chenaille, T. Berry, J. Borown, E. Branco, B. Bragg, K. Buskey. Row 2: C. Caporale, L. Braga, L. Clifford, L. Braz, A. Casagrande. Row 3: D. Carneiro, L. Borsa, M. Bourciera, C. Bowen, M. Cijka, M. Bennett. Row 4: J. Burkavage, M. Charron, D. Bras, $. Bode, M. Burns. 39 40 Rm. 303 Row I: B. Cristina, J. Coelho, K. Desrochers, R. DePina, D. Crescentini, D. Denette. Row 2: L. Cuzzone, C. Colby, D. Connaughton, L. Damato, J. Dudek, D. DaSilva. Row 3: J. Cretelia, D. Costa, L. Conceicau, J. DaSilva, P. Costa. Row 4: T. DaSilva, A. Desrochers, J. DaCosta. . Rm. 314 Row I: M. Forgie, L. Gaudrea, H. Ferrier, T. Ferriera, D. Gamache, C. Gauthier. Row 2:5. Ferrigan, L. Gadziala, L. Fonte, D. Ayres, L. Fortin, I. Fernandes, Row 3: M. Garrity, R. Faulds, K. Fales, D. Fredette, C. Fraga. Row 4: C. Dupuis, J. F erreira. Rm. 316 Row I: M. Goncalves, M. Goncalves, M. Goncalves, L. Godin, L. Gomes, M. Gubola, D. Goncalves. Row 2: W. Gottsman, M. Holman, M. Goncalves, A. Goncalves, P. Gelinas. Row 3: N. Giebner, T. Glanville, J. Germain, B. Guertin, M. Giza. Rm. 317 Row I: A. LaFortune, T. Kislowski, T. Lemierx, K. Keough, S. Ingram, T. Jarvis. Row 2:G. Laird, P. Hurley, S. Kirkitelos, S. Homans, K. Howard, L. Kuhn, D. Keyes. Row 3: K. Kanz, J. Kenneally, K. Jaciow, K. Kornacki, D. King. 41 42 be Rm. 320 Row IS. McDonald, M. Marques, M. Macke: . Mercier, K. Lynch, $. McNeil, S. Maziarz, M. Ma Rm. 229 Row I: Z. Nogueira, C. Pasquini, $. Nareau, J. ichole, L Morsisserte R. Paulo. 1 Tweren 8 Paula. Row. Motyka, A. Midura, M. Natario, J. Ormeche, A. Pelletier, A. Ouellette. Row 3: C. Ouellette, Y. Molway, E. Nowak, ! R. Morton, P. Noreau. ela i R . Moquin, : dl Rm. 215 Row :R. Pinto, C. Santos, A. Policarpo, L. Santos, M. Pszeniczny, $. Pierce. Row 2: D. Robbins, D. Scheer, P. Pereira, 5. Sanderson, B. Plumadore. Row 3: G. Perreault, M. Rodriques, T. Potorski, R. Provost, T. Quiterio, J. Quill. Rm. 216 Row . $. Swienton, B. Serra, C. Steigmeyer, V. Surreira, M. Szlosek, P. Sweetmen, S. Sevivas. Row 2: J. Streeter, S. Severyn, J. Silva, M. Tauer, M. Schellhase, C. Swimm. Row 3: K. Staub, J. Sicard, T. Sears, D. Shea, B. Stickney, J. Szlosek. 43 44 Ra. Te row LS. Tre n bey. dD. Zglobicki. 7 odes: JL : Twarog, I Tavares. Row 4: a Rm. 200 Row I: A. Bourbeau, D. Bacon, $. Bode, $. Ahearn, A. Bernier, M. Becerra, M. Bator. Row 2: T. Batista, K. Beaty, B. Bancroft, M. Abeid, R. Belisle, C. Belanger. Row 3: T. Barszewski, E. Berthiaume, M. Bingle, T. Bamford, E. Albright, D. Albaugh, M. Boland. Rm. 201 Row : J. Brailsford, D. Chaves, C. Bycenski, D. Condon, J. Cavallo, L. Clark, D. Case. Row 2: P. Calderigi, M. Chapdelaine, Q. Casagranda, K. Broderick, L. Charbonneau, T. Brady. Row 3: B. Carney, G. Combs, K. Charest, M. Brumer, L. Conniff. 45 46 agg MH AG Rm. 223 Row I: M. Diniz, A. DaSilva, J. Corbett, A. Crespo, T. DiAugustino, J. DePonte, J. DePonte, C. Dias. Row 2: C. Currier, J. DeVillez, C. Falconer, T. DaCruz, A. Crinella, M. Denette, M. Dusza. Row 3: A. Dacia, K Derauice T. Dalgncatt © Davie, W. Dargis, G. Dias, Y. vas 333 Raho 8 SN Rm. 225 Row I: M. Goncalves, M. Fernandes, J. Ferreira, D. Frigon, L. Gaudreau, D. Gariepy, C. Figuerado. Row 2: J. Gagnon, F. Fredette, N. Giard, J. Goff, L. Gibbs, R. Felton, G. Gomes. Row 3: D. Fillion, F. Fonseca, M. Fanion, M. Ferreira, K. Forgie, M. Giebner, B. Fijal, J. Garrow. Rm. lI5 Row f: R. Hughes, T. Hurley, J. Goncalves, J. Goncalves, K. Hicks, A. Hiersche, L. Gurka, J. Goncalves. Row 2: P. Goncalves, D. Heath, M. Goncalves, J. Haluch, J. Hogan, M. Goncalves. Row 3:R. Habner, R. Jaillet, R. Hoeckh, K. Hawley, J. Hough, M. Hebert. Rm. lI6 Row I: P. Kirkitelos, K. Kottage, M. Manganaro, L. Lourenco, R. Leslie, Y. LaFlamme, S. LaBonte. Row 2: T. Maciag, G. Malaquias, T. Mortimer, C. Marceau, D. Lavigne, M. Whitworth, P. Loureiro. Row 3: G. Liaszenik, C. Leclerc, P. Lariviere, K. Kuhn, A. Maravilha, T. Macri. 47 48 Rm. 304 Row f f: S. Mastalerz, K. Mercier, L. Martins, M. Noe A. Martins, T. Nguyen, C. Mongeon. Row 2: R. Martins, F. Marques, P. Mole, T. Mead, S. Murphy, S. McCabe. Row 3.L. Monteiro, J. Morin, T. Mateus, B. Moylan, A. Martin, L. Mayou, E. Monts. _ Rm. 307 Row I: J. Podgurski, K. Pease, M. Ramalho, N. Oliveira, J. Pszeniczny, W. Rasmussen, P. Nowakowski, G. Paliki. Row _R. Picaird, C. Pelletier, C. Pendexter, D. Rae, TY. Pereira, fen D. Ohomaniello. Row 3:58. Nicoll, P. Perreira, S. Pic ard, M. Guelros, J. pemarowee c oe Rm. 310 Row I: J. Santos, P. Ribeiro, D. Rickson, M. Rivers, D. Runshaw, Y. Salvador, D. Riordan. Row 2: M. Reid, T. Richard, S. Roncarati, C. Rys, D. Sady, B. Santos. Row 3: M. Savoie, M. Rodrigues, J. Roberts, S. Santos, $. Rohan, A. Rebelo, M. Rooney. Rm. 3il Row I:R. Shute, H. Sedelow, E. $zezebak, J. Teixeira, J. Smith, R. St. Peter, R. St. Marie. Row 2: M. Spear, D. Slepecki, P. Skowronek, M. Talbot, S. Shaw, R. Sirard, D. Tatro. Row 3: E. Scarfe, $. Shatzer, S. Seslar, S. Tierney, G. Stasiowski, D. Sweeney. Row 4: T. Senecal, R. Sullivan, J. Strickland, J. Scott. HUBBARD MEMORIAL LIBRAR LUDLOW, MASSACHUSETTS 01056 Rm. 313 Row ID. Tower, T. Tolson, L. Wiker, S. Vital, D. Zglobivki, K. Trombly, L. Vitorino, L. Tulik. Row 2:M. Wrono, P. Zaranek, K. Willard, L. Vital, M. Whitworth, M. Vigneault. Row 3:C. Vigneault, J. Ziemba, F. Walsh, R. White, D. Wells. Row 4:M. White, S. Um, L. Verao, L. Vigneault, D. Zelck. ac - ae Re 1 he Uh te � ¢ INU Sei ley de | _ | Gas eed SY WTS 3 On September 17, 1982, the annual fall pep rally was held in the gymna- sium to honor and boost the spirits of all sports athletes from the soc- cer, football, and cross country teams. Added to this year’s rally was a skit done by members of the senior class and also a cheering ses- sion with some senior boy cheer- leaders. That night the Booster Day dance, entitled AWESOME IN AU- TUMN was held. This year the stu- dents burned two dummies, one re- presenting the Agawam football team. Music for the dance was pro- vided by the very popular NOT FRAGILE, a band consisting of mem- bers from the senior class. 54 Freshmen Ortentation This year, members of the Junior class put on a program to welcome the Freshmen to Ludlow High School. A few skits were performed as well as music and singing. Also each freshmen was introduced to his “big brother and big sister” who would help him feel more comfort- able in the high school. Besides the program, a dance was held in honor of the Freshmen so they could get better acquainted with the Juniors and also have a lot of fun. ¢ ety Y inmia 55 56 As usual, the soccer team suc- ceeded in having another fine sea- son. Among the season’s leading scorers were the two seniors, Chris and Greg Kolodziey. The team’s record consisted of twelve wins, two ties, and one loss. The most important teams Lud- low had to face this season were Cathedral and West Side. The team once again made it to the Western Mass. Finals this fall, but even though a great effort and desire was put into this game, the Lions were defeated by West Side. The Varsity Soccer Team consist- ed of ten seniors, six juniors, and one sophomore. Even though the team is losing ten seniors, we know the remaining athletes will carry on the Ludlow tradition of winning. Ludlow Opponent Chicopee Marlboro | 0 2 - Comp Classical — Longmeadow Putnam = West Side Agawam Westfield Cathedral Northampton E. Longmeadow Classical — Minnechaug West Side Boys’ Soccer te iit eo row I: A. Alves, V. Francisco, J. Cretella, M. Goncalves, B. Maynard, J. Socha, S. Rodrigues, D. Dias, T. Gamache, row 2: Coach S. Valaca, A. Afonso, Coach T. Dias, P. Baltazar, C. Kolodziey, R. Thompson, T. Papuga, S. Dias, G. Kolodziey, J. Cheria, R. Alves, 52 Schmidt, L. Rescia, Head Coach, T. Goncalves. 57 58 Despite losing their bid for the Superbowl, by losing to Palmer on Thanksgiving, the football Lions, un- der the coaching of Steve Marino, got off to a good start by an awe- some defeat over the Agawam Brownies. However, in the next four games the Lions came up short los- ing to Northhampton, Minnechaug, Frontier, and Athol. Knowing that they had to win the remaining games in the season to have any chance of a spot in the Superbowl, the Lions came up on top against Mohawk, and Ware, which broke Ware’s nineteen game_ winning streak. The Lions also came out on top winning against Turner Falls and Mahar. We would like to express our congratulations to the team and coaching staff for a rewarding sea- son. _ Ludlow Opponent Agawam 19 13 Northampton 6 8 Minnechaug re) I Frontier ) 14 Athol pe 6 Mohawk 34 fe) Ware 18 14 Turners : Falls 20° 19 Mahar 7 6” Palmer 7 ) eae Football Row I: Brian Berry, Stan Cijka, Tim Marino, Tim Mullins, Dan Manewich, Brian Wells, Joe Lemieux, Kent Moorehouse, Scott Ingrm, Stephen Marino, Mgr. Row 2: Dean Perham, Eric Clews, Dan Deangelo, Barry Panella, Dan Robataille, Pete Mole, Mark Holmann, Rich arintino, Sean McCabe, Joe Roberts, Kevin Foye, Mark Hafner, Phil McBride, Gary Martin, Mac Goncalves. Row 3: Sean Seslar, Tom F Parreseau, Jeff Roberts, Rick Potter, Bob Morton, Todd Glaniville, Paul Noreau, Gerome Mayou. Standing; Coaches: William Kosher, Stephen Marino, Carl Ericksburg. 59 Cross Country Even though this year’s team did not have a winning season, they did possess the spirit, determination, and effort to do their best for Lud- low High. The team was coached by a new- comer this year, Coach Darren Red- mond, who supported and trained each and every team member. The team was composed of five juniors, two sophomores, and two freshmen, who will hopefully be back next year. Each athlete should be congratulated for his contribu- tion to the team. Row I: B. King, R. Drinan, K. Pilon, J. Mucha, S. Mastalerz, Row 2: J. Kenneally, B. Guertin, D. Sweeney, D. Andre, Coach D. Redmond. e � ne £ Agawam Palmer Monson _E.Lo Z; Sou “Belchertown $. Hadley _ Longmeadow ‘ i ' 61 62 This year’s girls’ Varsity Soccer Team under the direc- tion of Coach Phil Dalessio completed a successful season with a final record of 9-6-I. Al- though it was Mr. Dalessio’s first year, he provided the leadership and guidance nec- essary to accomplish such re- warding results. The team was also led by Captain Kim Les and Seniors Ann Charest and Lee Dahlke. Some of the outstanding performers included first team All-Western Mass. Jody Davignon, second team Maria Andreis and Donna Grimshaw All-League. Other standouts on the team were Carolyn Woods, Irene Swatlowski and Lori Damato. Coach Dalessio is looking forward to another winning season next year as he will have I9 returning players. Girls’ Soccer GET TRU: Row I: M. Lucas, J. Davignon, P. Mol e, T. Chenaille, K. Les, D. Grimshaw, N. Giard, K. Mercier, L. Varao. Row 2:L. Damato, A. Charest, L. Fonte, T. Tolzman, K. Motyka, C. Marceau, I. Swatlowski, L. Dahlke, M. Andreis, C. Woods, P. Skowronek, Coach P. Dalessio. Ludlo W. Springfield Northampton Agawam Longmeadow E. Longmeadow Chicopee Comp. Cathedral E. Longmeadow Westfield Minnechaug Classical Holyoke Agawam Chicopee Chicopee Comp. Chicopee Ye OONN— NN OAUWNW w Opponent wu - OO— —-ON—O-—--—-fF0w 63 ile = : - Ox ees a0 AY ie NEA ae 3 Sh g node a hy, Pn ( So Sa ab Ned x = 2 ‘hee = 7 AY all 4 AW he . s )) Voy be a me Ww 4 Yt Child Development Christmas Part The Child Development classes held their annual Christmas party this year. Nearly sixty young children ranging from ages two to seven enjoyed nutritious snacks, games, and various activities planned by the Seniors enrolled in the Child Development program under the supervision of Mrs. Kavka and Mrs. Pa- tullo. Of course, no Christmas party would be complete without a visit from Santa who brought gifts to the excited children. The party was very successful and enjoyed by everyone. ———we 65 66 Senior Christmas Banquet On December 17, 1982, the Senior Class held the annual Christmas banquet. The event was held at the Ludlow Country Club with music provided by “Flyer.” The band includes past graduates of LHS and. Ron Saloio from the senior class. The night included food, dance and door prizes. The banquet was the start of the Class of ’83’s “coming together.” The banquet was enjoyable to all who attend- ed. 67 68 Blood Mobile In February, the Student Council sponsored another very successful blood mobile. A record breaking 173 pints of blood was collected. It is especially gratifying that 122 donors gave blood for the first time.. Kathy Savoie and Kevin Hawley were the co-ordinators for this year’s blood mobile and should be congratulated for another outstanding drive. Senior Citizens Christmas Party On December 22, 1982, The Senior class held a Christmas party for the Senior Citizens of Ludlow. The mu- sic was provided by Mr. Charles Bradshaw, Jimi Circosta, Steve Bell and the LHS Chorale, under the di- rection of Mr. Gregory Wrinn. Santa Claus took time out to visit the par- ty and he handed out door prizes to the Senior Citizens. The Senior Citi- zens enjoyed the party and the Sen- ior class enjoyed the humor the older generation brought to the event. 69 70 The 1982-83 varsity basketball team finished their season 3-17. Although the statistics are not very impressive, the individual accomplishments are. Senior Chris Kolodziey received rec- ognition for scoring l000 points throughout his three years of varsity basketball. Chris is the only player in Western Mass. to receive this honor this season. Greg Kolodziey, Goncalo Conde, Serg Dias, Bob Maynard and Stan Cijka should all be commended for their hard work and dedication to the team throughout this tough year. Coach Kolodziey should also be con- gratulated for keeping the team in high spirits through their hard fought season. West Side Cathedral West Side Cathedral E. Longmeadow Amherst Northampton Greenfield _ Chicopee S..Hadley Minnechaug — Longmeadow — E. Longmeadow fg 37 Amherst 67 75 Northampton - UU 715 Greenfield 57 6 _ Chicopee 5I 84 §. Hadley 63 62 Minnechaug 57 84 Longmeadow 58 re, Boys’ Basketball Row I: G. Conde, C. Kolodziey, $. Dias, G. Kolodziey, E. Clewes Row 2: Coach Kolodziey, P. Wonsowicz, S. Cijka, B. Maynard, M. Kupiec, B. Perella, D. D’Angelo. 71 72 Girls’ Basketball This years Varsity Girls’ Bas- ketball team completed their most successful season in six years because of team work and the dedication of the girls. Coach Phil Dalessio should be commended for the girls’ suc- cess along with junior team cap- tain, Kim Les. This was Kim’s sec- ond year as captain. The leading scorer for the team was sophomore Tessa Che- nille followed by sophomores Sue Melbourne and Amy Lafourtune. Coach Dalessio is looking fo- ward to a winning season next year, as all of the players will be returning. Row I:L. Melborune, K. Les, Row 2: A. LaFortune, S$. Melbourne, J. Tower, S. Lanza, T. Chenille, |. Swiatlowski, T. Gelinas, Coach Dalessio. =. Clagsical De se LY Technical ee 28 : : 26 Ml ¢ WN ( . ( a ! : 74 The 1982-83 Varsity Hockey team fared quite well for being such a young group. This is Coach Malek’s second year coaching the team and he helped them to a successful year. The captains, Mike Zaranek, the top scorer for the team, and Jimi Circosta, also a leading scorer, were two of the returning players. Tom Gamache and Pete Porowski were the other two players from last year. All of these boys had an excel- lent year and played a great part in helping the team to victory. The goalies of this young team were also rookies and did quite well. Sophomore Jim Kumor carried most of the load with senior John Fijal filling in. The freshmen were particularly outstanding and will play an impor- tant role in the team’s success next year. Other important players were seniors, Tim Marini and Ed Perreria, juniors, Ray Circe, Brian Dobek and Scott Severyn and sophomore Doug Keyes. ‘The LHS Hockey team should be commended for their hard work and dedication. : ihe, _ Opponent 4 6 Ga _ 4 7 ot 5 � 2 . 8 4 2 7 6 | a 6 4 2 S$. Hadley 10 @) Amherst 4 6 Chicopee 0) 3 Minnechaug oT 5 Row I:S. Severy, J. Chouinard, R. Circe, J. Kumor, C. Dupuis, P. Porowski, D. Keyes, M. Rodrigues Row 2: Coach Malek, D. Clemick, T. Gamache, M. Zaranek, T. Marini, J. Circosta, $. Picard, B. Quesnel, E. Perreria, J. Nowakowski, J. Fijal, B Dobek, Coach Garborino 0 75 76 Ludlow Wrestling LHS Wrestling team had an up- lifting season, having the best sea- son ever for the Lions in Ludlow’s wrestling history, having a record of Il-5. The Lions were paced by sen- iors Dave Haluch, Tom Meade, Dave Carolan and Pat Seslar. The team finished the season with 5 straight wins. The team wrestled in Division Il all season and wrestled in the Di- vision | tournament in Western Mass., where they placed 6th, the highest ever for the Lions. Dave Ha- luch placed the Lions by winning at his weight class. Other place finish- ers in Western Mass. were Tom Meade, 5th place, Pete Mole, 6th place, Joe Goncalves, 6th place, Dave Carolan, 4th place, John Dias, 5th place, and big Pat Seslar in 5th place. BR asconrscannanernOriting, Ist row: A. Rodrigues, T. Mead, K. Howard, D. Carolan, M. Goncalves, $. Tremble, P. Mole, J. Santos. 2nd row: Coach S. Carrey, P. LaRiviere, T. Hurley, R. Nible, M. Pieninchny, J. Dias, D. Haluch, T. Mullins, P. Seslar, D. Runshaw, J. Haluch, P. Kirkitelas, Coach L. Barbetta. 77 Ludlow Ski Team P aaa The 1982-83 Varsity Ski Team was made up of some very talented skiiers. Although the team never won an individ- ual meet, many of the team’s skiiers placed in the top 25% or better in every meet. Seniors Todd Galis and Todd Dou- ville were again very competitive skiiers. Todd Galis placed 9th overall in the standings for the league. At the State Championships, he placed 20th out of two hundred competitors at the meet. Other strong skiiers on the team were Ann Chenier, Sharron Lafreniere and Jim Szczebak. Coaches Brennan and Donnelly should be commended for their effort and support throughout the season. Assistant K. Donnely, $. Maziarz, $. Lafreniere, $. Tierney, T. Douville, W. Dargis, T. Galis, E. Szczebak, J. Szczebak, S. Bourgeois, A. Chenier, Coach M. Brennan. The Sophomore Banquet On Saturday, April 30, 1983, the Sopho- more Class held the annual Sophomore banquet. The theme of this banquet was Over the Rainbow. Music’ was provided by Ludlow High School Alumni in the band “Flyer.” This band consists of Ron Soloio, a senior at LHS. Sheryl Maziarz is the President of this very active class. Every- one had a very good time and it brought the class of ’85 closer together. 79 The Third Annual Charity dance was held in March of 1983. Although this was sponsored by the Class of 1984 and their little Brothers and Sisters, the Class of 1986, the entire school was invited to this dance. The charity that the Junior execu- tive board chose was the Birch Manor Nursing Home. The Juniors took part in the Adopt a Grandpar- ent program at this particular nurs- ing home. The music for this dance was provided by the disc jockeys provided by individuals of each class. The disc jockeys were chosen by the executive boards of each class. A lot of money was raised for this charity, again showing the enormous amount of caring and sharing that the Class of ’84 pos- sess. A Different Look Of Fashion On May 10, 1983, the Home Economics Department of LHS put on their annual fashion show. All of the refreshments were made and served by the Food classes. Thanks go to Mrs. Janice Partyka, Mrs. Miriam Patullo and Mrs. Nancy Kavka, the Home Economics teachers, Mrs. Paula Bennett and Mr. Wallace Gay, who pro- vided supervision, Mr. James Richards who handled ticket sales, Mr. Gregory Wrinn who provided the music, Mr. James Martin who designed the sets and finally, the administration. 81 82 The 1983 Varsity Baseball team exceeded all expectations this year by winning the Division Il cham- pionship. Tim Mullins was undefeat- ed as a pitcher this season while Dan Robitaille was superb in the catching spot. Coach Bill Kolodziey deserves much credit for keeping the team together in the beginning of the season because many of the players were rookies on the varsity squad. During the season, the Lions racked up IO wins and 6 losses, and they were seeded third in their di- vision, behind Drury (4-6) and Wahconah (Il-8). On June 8, Ludlow met Wahcon ah High School of Dal- ton. While Ludlow made many out- field errors, their hitting was right on target. Tim Mullins started pitch- ing this game, but he was relieved by Greg Kolodziey, who gained the win. Ludlow won 9-8. Finally, on June Il, Ludlow reached the championship round, playing against Drury High School of North Adams. It was a tough game, yet the team played well throughout and proceeded to win 2-I. The runs were scored by Greg Kolodziey and Barry Perella, who scored the winning run. The pitchers for this game were Chris Kolodziey for 6 innings, Tim Mullins for | 1 3 innings and Greg Kolodziey for | 2 3 innings. The baseball Lions of 1983 worked very hard this season and have the best record in a long time. Varsity Baseball Row |: B. Berry, T. Mullins, M. Zaranek, K. Chenaille, G. Kolodziey, $. Skowronek, C. Kolodziey, J. Garrett, $. Cijka; Row 2: Coach Kolodziey, M. Pariseau, D. Robitaille, B. Perella, M. Kupiec, K. McCabe, R. Circe. Scores . score Ludlow _Minnechaug Northampton South Hadley Palmer - Agawam | 3 2... 0 £4 ‘Mififiechaug ‘Nort mpton —— “ East Longmeadow Amherst. _.. � DIVISION. PLAYOFFS =” ge et semifinals ‘Wahconah . 8 9 Senses finals. = Drury | 2 4 4, Au VOUDRO= — 83 olf Although the overall statistics were not very impressive, the individual statistics for the golf team were. Carrying a record of 3 wins and 9 losses this season, the Ludlow High golf team was young and inexperienced. With only two seniors on this year’s team, Bob Dumaine and Scott Rettew, the team was very inexperi- enced. Senior Bob Dumaine had a good enough re- cord to make it to the Western Mass. tourna- ment and he did well. Coach Larry Holdsworth and the entire golf team deserves a lot of cred- it for their hard work, dedication and perse- verance throughout the season. Row I: B. Dumaine, B. Hughes, D. James; Row 2: M. Croughwell, J. Mitus, $. Rettew, Coach Larry Holdsworth. Opponent _ 3 Saihwick Daas South Hadley 8 Chicopee Id East Longmeadow 16 Ya Minnechaug ——s«dNG West Springfield ‘10 Agawam — gece VO. Longmeadow , oa 9% Chicopee =_—0 South Hadley 6% East Longmeadow — 4% Minnechaug 15 a Ludlow I5 % @) ee} 1% 1 8 9 8% 2 IY 3% 3 85 This year’s Track team was comprised of many excellent athletes who showed their great skill this season. Their individ- ual records were outstanding. Everyone gave their all for the team and used their skill and knowledge to help the team. Their coach this year was Bill Mahoney who supported them and trained them throughout the season. The team should be commended for their great effort. Back row: S. Sanderson, G. Burkavage, M. Drozdowski, D. D’Angelo, K. Foye, B. Chenaille, E. Montis, C. Vaz, J. Germain, Coach Bill Mahoney. First row: R. Drinan, M. Hebert, B. Chenevert, P. Mole, L. Fredette, A. Ferrier, P. Knibble. ie score Ludlow 117 29 le 47% _ Holyoke Catholic a _ Southwick 102 43 South Hadley 78 67 - Palmer 73 72 Northampton io 43 East Longmeadow |I6 29 Amherst 100 45 Chicopee lL oe This year’s Varsity Tennis Team was only open to girls. The team consisted of four seniors, one ju- nior, and two freshmen. The girls put their all into each game and nev- er gave up without a good fight. Seniors Cheri Savoia, Jamie Avery, Shirley Batista, and Jana Bellorini played their best this season, each achieving a commendable individ- ual record. Junior Terry Loren also should be congratulated for playing very well. This year’s coach was Tony Wingon, who shaped up the team and gave them confidence throughout the season. left to right: Jami Avery, Shirley Batista, Jana Bellorini, Terry Laurin, Cheryl Savoia, Coach Ingen i km a | a ae LED D Oo ee es. � Minnechaug Classical Agawam Palmer Eas hicopee _ icopee Comp. -Minnechaug © NVwbpSwhNHwWHdhD tea ‘ f ) A A gh gh Age pe 0 gh gh ae . cone a neta, si eee 90 Girls’ Varsity Softball The 1983 Girls’ Varsity Softball team, coached by Mr. Phil Dalessio, had high hopes for a successful sea- son. Unfortunately, the team was hampered by injuries and the sick- ness of many players. More than once, the girls were placed in unfair positions which caused a confusion to occur in many key situations. Team leadership was provided by captains Sue Abair and Kathy For- gie. The only other seniors on the team were Lee Dahlke and Arlene Dygon. Juniors on the team included Kim Les, Donna Grimshaw and Jennifer Tower. Because of the large number of underclassmen returning next year, the team’s record of I-20 is sure to improve. = ower “Bg 91 ILNOIN Fine Arts 93 94 Ludlow High School Band 95 96 -oncert Choir 97 98 The Junior Classical League was back this year better than ever. The club kept themselves busy throughout the year with several different trips and activities. Two interesting events were, the volleyball game, where the JCL team had to win back their trophy, and the Classics Day trip to Holyoke Community College where all the JCL clubs from Western Massachu- setts gathered together and had a fun-filled day. This year’s officers were Brian Dobek, President, Kelli Rohan, treasurer, and Sue Peeples, secretary. Again this year Mr. Bradshaw was the advisor who guided the club throughout the year. Good luck to the club next year and may they have a lot of fun times. JCL Activities ; ‘ be 1 seta Last row: D. Shea, M. Bourcier, S. Cijka, B. Wrinn, J. Dias, M. Talbot, C. Howe, S. Tierney, D. Tetrault, P. McBride, C. Monteiro, T. Fontaine, M. Watts, M. Brumer. 3rd row: B. Perella, M. Pariseau, S. Lanza, P. Wonsowicz, M. Manteria, R. Kottage, N. Hajowaj, C. Beach, D. Nadeau, K. Foye, M. Drozdowski, J. Carvalho, A. Afonso, L. Giard, S. Pierce, Mr. Bradshaw. 2nd row: T. Mullins, C. Meher, S. Fitzgerald, R. Gaumond, K. Macintosh, A. Randall, J. Dias, M. Alves, C. Savoia, K. Trombly, S. Picard. 1st row: M. Sloszek, S. Rickson, T. Glanville, B. Maynard, K. Rohan, L. Chaput, S. Peeples, B. Dobek, C. Davio, R. Leslie, L. Denno, D. Raye. 99 100 “Hello Dolly” On April 15 and 16, 1983, the Ludlow High School Concert Choir presented Jer- ry Herman’s Hello Dolly. Stage Direction was done by Mr. James Martin, while the Musical Direction was under the baton of the Concert Choir director, Mr. Gregory Wrinn. The title role of Dolly Levi was played by Lisa Kumor, a four year veteran of the Concert Choir. The flamboyant style of Dolly was well represented by Lisa. Senior Ron Thompson played the ruthless Horace Vandergelder, while the hat shop owner, Irene Malloy, was played by Sue Um. Patty Francisco showed her previous stage experience in the role of Minnie Fay, and Patty Mcdonald, another more experienced actress, played Ermen- garde. The two storekeepers, Cornelius and Barnaby, were played by Ron Wheel- er and Billy Wrinn, and Ambrose, the art- ist, was played by Ryan O’Hara. The time consuming job of student direction was handled by Jim Ryczek and Danette Be- lisle. Other members of the cast were Sue Belisle as Mrs. Rose, Tim Macri as Ru- dolph the head waiter, and Rodney Mar- tins as the judge. The entire cast worked extremely hard for six weeks, and as a result they put on an excellent show. The whole cast and crew of Hello Dolly can be very proud of their achievement. 101 10 i, a) ihe, tg 86 anes Oo 4 See Behind The Scenes 103 The Freshman Dance On Friday, April 29, 1983, the annual Freshman dance was held. The band Co- tillon provided the music. This band is mainly composed of Ludlow High School seniors; John Reynolds, Mike Zaranek, Bill Ludkiewicz, and Dave Haluch. The theme of this dance was Up where we Belong. This dance was highly attended and ev- eryone seemed to have a good time. The President of the Freshmen class is Steve Um. He and his other officers put a lot of work into this dance and they should be commended. 104 Spring Booster Day Dance 105 The Junior-Sentor Prom 106 107 108 110 Administration The administration of Ludlow High consists of Princi- pal James Cavallo and Vice Principals Joseph Andreis and Brian Connery. Together they have succeeded in keeping the discipline needed for order; however, they have managed to make LHS an enjoyable place. Mr. James Cavallo Mr. Joseph Andreis Mr. Brian Connery Mrs. Chapman-Secretary Miss Mary Szczygiel-Secretary English Mr. Richard Malek - Mrs. Sheila Dias Mr. Richard Cotti Mrs. Suzanne Kelly Department head Mr. Howard Burrage Miss Margaret Reilly Mrs. Rae Stack Mrs. Karen Williamson Miss Miriom Connolly 111 _ Mr. Francis Duclos - Department Chairman Mr. Gordan Eaton _ Mr. Donald White Mrs. Joan Cavallo Mr. Philip Dalessio Mr. William Kolodziey Mr. Richard Kolodziey ni Languages Mrs. Paula Bennett Mr. James Marceau Mrs. Carol Connell Mrs. Lieselotte Dumais Mr. Antonio Goncalves Mr. James Martin - Department Chairman Mr. Charles Bradshaw 1B Mr. Bernard Burns - Art Miss Maureen Brennan - Art Mr. Carlson - Band Mr. Robert Colburn - Library Mr. Gregory Wrinn - Concert Choir 114 Guidance Mr. John Godek Mr. Louis Casagrande - Guidance Director Miss Lydia Cepeda Mr. Jerome Linehan Mr. James Richards ‘15 Social Studies He ey Mr. Barroso Mrs. Libiszewski Mr. Charest - Dept. Head ie uy ye Mr. Bousquet Mr. Pinkos Mr. Larrivee 116 Mathematics Mrs. Mancuso Mr. Clancy Mr. Phelon Mr. Lonezak Mr. Carlin Ms. Stachelek Mrs. Marion Mr. Yando Mr. Lynes - Dept. Head 117 Special Education Mr. Richard Mclnerny - Reading Mr. Alexander Bal - Reading Mrs. Papuga Aé Mrs. Miriam Patullo Mrs. Nancy Kavka Mrs. Janice Partyka 118 Mrs. Fusco Cafeteria Staff Syn re: School Psychologist afeteria Staff 119 Physical Education Mr. Art Serra - Athletic Director Mr. Joseph Szlosek seeks Lh: ein ON ELD scene eA LOLA ALLA ncsisosmsiimnpncvcma i seanponinte it tiie RE si acs ee pete Miss Kudlic Mr. Lee Kenworthy Mr. Burt Krasner 120 ommercial Mrs. Stella Pierce - Department Chairman Mr. Richard Thomas Mr. Emilio Bollea Miss Maureen Ramsay Mrs. Donna Nietupski ) as Mrs. Phyllis Vanasse Mrs. Kathleen Abdow v2 Industrial Arts Mr. Joseph Danielle - Department Chairman Mr. Robert Koshinsky Mr. Wallace Gay Mr. Richard Hamel Mr. Charles Costa Mr. Herman Kendrick 122 ses eas li U Staff Ist row: Mrs. Kelley, M. Bator, D. Grimshaw, T. Berry, L. Borsa, T. Ferrero, C. Allen, R. Volker. 2nd row: S. Achison, L. Charbonneau, C. Carey, S. Bell, B. Wrinn, K. McCabe, L. Rivers, B. Berry, D. McCabe, G. Liasenik, W. McKinon, B. King, P. Palantino. Ist row: D. Smith, L. Rescia, T. Laurin, $. Kirketelas, M. Varao, 2nd row: L. Lynche, P. Carney, M. Croughwell, D. Tower, B. Eagan, G. Perreault, B. McKenna. Student Advisory Board Ann Sweeney, John Melnik, Lynn Chaput, Danette Belisle, Lisa DaSilva. 124 , A {108 , 4 rganiza S Student Council Ist row: P. Skrownek, F. Fredette, K. Jerz, $. Abair, K. Savoie, A. Sweeney, L. Chaput. 2nd row: D. Belisle, C. Maziarz, K. Leitao, A. Randall, C. Meher, B. Chenaille, D. Robbins. 3rd row: Mr. Pinkos, G. Martin, J. Melnek, E. Motts, S. Um, D. Sweeney, P. Carney, K. Hawley, M. Queiros, L. Lynche, M. Gubola, K. Keough, L. Borsa, L. Bylicki. Ist row: J. Bellorini, T. Laurin, D. Belisle, K. Savoie, K. Croughwell, J. Jorge. 2nd row: P. Wonsowicz, B. Evans, K. Les, $. Abair, $. Debarge, P. Carney. Library Aides Ist row: C. Davio, M. Gagne, T. DaCruz, L. Kuhn, D. Frigon, A. Bernier. 2nd row: Mr. Colburn, K. McKenna, J Scott, T. Leclerc. 126 As Schools Match Wits Ist row: D. Condon, C. Davio, L. Chaput, Mr. Burrage, J. Bellorini, J. Ziemba. 2nd row: M. Brumer, P. Wonsowicz, P. Carney, L. Lynche, B. Evans. Ist row: E. Scarfe, Y. DaCosta, M. Houle, B. Brags, C. Strickland, $. Goncalves, L. Fonte, D. Hill. 2nd row: Miss Ramsay, K. Moorehouse, S. Richards, C. Fitzgerald, J. Bellorini, A. Lizak, A. Pisarczyk, $. Nowak, B. Dusza, T. Meyrick, H. Martins, P. Laramee, C. Nowakowski, P. Dunbar, C. Charest, C. Pendexter, T. Mead, Mrs. Vanasse. tudent Patrol Ist row: E. Pereira, J. Lemieux, D. Haluch, K. Moorehouse, P. Faulho. 2nd row: C. Allen, B. Berry, D. Manewich, C. Wilcox, D. Bamford. 127 xecutive Boards Ist row: J. Dias, J. Jorge, $. Um, K. Leitao, K. Moorehouse, L. Bylicki, D. Carolan. 2nd row: A. Randall, K. Savoie, M. McBride, L. Fielding, $. Debarge, K. Croughwell, $. Abair. KE ( Junior 5 Ist row: L. Monette, B. Dobek, P. Carney, G. Martin, M. Goncalves, C. Meher, L. Giard, C. Los. 2nd row: B. Chenaille, K. McKenna, C. Sykas, C. Albaugh, M. Talbot, D. Jascow, C. Nowakowski, K. Condon, S. Peeples. 3rd row: H. Conde, M. Manteria, T. Couture, J. Woods, T. Laurin, W. Wrinn, M. Croughwell, K. Hawley, N. Ryczek, M. Fernandes, A. Santos 128 Executive Boards Sophomore Ist row: $. McDonald, T. Jarvis, L. Gomes, $. Maziarz, L. Borsa, $. Woodhead, K. Keough, M. Gubola, L. Morrissette. 2nd row: C. Pasquini, C. Woods, L. Godin, T. Chenaille, D. Robbins, M. Andreis, G. Surreira. 3rd row: S. Kirkitelas, J. May, S. Pierce, $. Maziarz, H. Ferrier, Y. Molway, S. Ferrigan, M. Bourcier, L. Biardi, A. Medura, C. Steigmeyer, T. Potorski. Freshman Ist row: D. Case, L. Gurka, D. Slepeki, D. Monts, P. Skowronek, S$. Um, D. Tower, D. Frigon. 2nd row: C. Vigneault, L. Wikar, K. Pease, P. McBride, R. Martins, J. Cavallo, K. Hawley, S$. Santos, T. Maciag. 3rd row: G. Gomes, L. Martins, T. Mortimer, A. Bourbeau, J. Santos, C. Marceau, W. Casagranda, T. Bamford, N. Giard, L. Varao, F. Fredette, M. Manganaro, L. Lowrenco, B. Carney. 129 The Class of 1983 Senior Show presents: nts ate macnn ceeteeet Bistros Treoten nt “f ‘afihalih efi hal | | be H : Senior Olympics Senior Washington Trip Senior Banquet 135 2 Shoe SON HE at OT nT hs SEE ER aep = —eee = fo @:+@ ew, = «0 mois me = = = AO = ae ANA : wigs rer Class Day 137 Senior Assembly : Good-bye Seniors and “when you Wish upon a star. makes no difference who you are’ Thanks for the Memories = __ ee ll iil, | nx—aG Co ion [I Gradua 141 Senior Memories Senior Art KATHY SCOTT SLEVESSMOES MIA ALVES TONY BOUTIN Reflections REFLECTIONS A pause to turn and take a backward glance at our year past, and we behold a profusion of images of memory, imposed on another. Some are somber, some are brilliant. They disappear, then reappear ... and there are faces and places and things we knew in passing. But these are only our memories. The record has been written, and we are proud. We know that the passing of time will fade the colors and obscure the forms of the kaleidoscope, and finally, they will be dissolved into the mists of infinity. Then ... there is only the record. We are glad that our fortunes let us walk this way. 147 “ur Advisors a anon Katherine And Margaret Reilly James Martin Jerome Linehan 148 SS = = 8 CA Chair Mr. Jerome Linehan 150 Class Officers Kathleen Leitao President Judith Dubour Vice President Lisa Bylicki Treasurer Bonnie Miccoly Secretary Yearb Shirley Batista- Editor Mr. Charles Bradshaw- peat Mr. Don Lendry- Yearbook Representatiy Mr. Dan Koziol- Photographer Pam Chevalier Mary edie Kelli Ri Ann Dutra Anna Randal Cher Jake Socha Tina Batista Ann | Jolene Dias Jim Bernard Lynn Chaput —_— Bonnie Miccoly Jim Ryczek Louise = e Lyn Fielding Ann Cheni 152 Our time has come to move on to new and better things. Even though this may look like the last page of our memories, do not consider it to be the last of your special moments. You will all go out into the world and make new friends and new memories. | am confident that everyone in the Class of ’83 will make his mark on the world, and I wish you all the best of luck in doing so. Good luck and God bless. Sincerely, Shirley Batista tM £ , aed so To es f ' Ret a uf ae AO é _ ; ¥ . y ; os . . - 7 eA en i Se a nS, fe im ee | ited Mit: ae ge MH F ; oie DNA Pee age Paap) Whe) ‘ pa nya) ARUN A ett at A ie th t Ni we ¥ AK bint ; ei