Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1984 volume:

HUBBARD MEMORIAL LIBRARY UME a 3 7406 00055 3806 LION 1984 For Reference Not to be taken from this room HUBBARD MEMORIAL LIBRARY LUDLOW, MASSACHUSETTS 01056 he © Cairo Je od f= , oe yw! ne ri + os ‘ rt oe Yokes SEN = ‘ ; 0 LE ae ree a 2, et Gale faa née . ; aes pea ‘ i’ “a 4 ¢ to . ‘ 7 be ¥' _ 2 e ‘ ae + i : : i} Ag % - a Fy. = 7 - : aa j UF aT if 5 7 - an s v. oe y eed 4 ee! S it A 4 ¢ 7 rs ioe at VOLUME LIX Ludlow High School Ludlow, Massachusetts CONTENTS ACTIVITIES SENIOR PHOTOS CURRENT EVENTS SENIOR WEEK FACULTY SPORTS SENIOR DIRECTORY UNDER- CLASSMEN Rekindle the light of your past, Live by the light of your present, Ponder the light of your future. HUBBARD MEMORIAL LIgwaRY LUDLOW, MASSACHUSETTS 01056 3 “You cannot step into the same river twice, for fresh waters are ever flowing in upon you.” — Heraclitus How will we see ourselves, looking at this museum of our adolescence? RRR CRETE : Fain oom - A : re : x atgarers ENE RNanSe am x S 6 iS — 0) $ b) Ss _ = te: E iS S 5 —_ S eB) is 0) = eB) s Oo Q O NS je) —D] SS Rey —Z) Ss je) SQ 0) = This was a span of time - envisioned as infinite- @ Bein cab now a fleeting instant held only in memories. 10 The tragedies of these times almost seem trivial, while youth's trivialities seem tragic. 11 These experiences will formulate attitudes that will lead us in our futures ... 13 14 but these attitudes must face the trials our futures offer. PRR Soa oae IE He Our present sanctuaries will soon be shattered by a harsh world. Ue, Whatever the future may have in store, we are forced, regrettably, to leave our youth here ... 16 SENIORS _ SEAN See ee 18 Kathy Abair Rui Alves Class Of 1984 Andrea Afonso Maria Afonso Cheryl Albaugh Gina Alessandroni Anibal Alves Scott Anderson David Andre Scott Aurnhammer Colleen Carey Paul Carney | Michelle Beaulieu Richard Calderigi Joel Carvalho Christopher Campolo Gina Casella 20 Lisa Connitf Micha el Chisholm Theresa Couture Rebecca Chenaille Raymond Circe Adelina Crespo William Chenaille Eric Clewes Kimber! ly Condon Mark Croughwell Maria DaCruz ' Kenny DaSilva Marianne Decondio Darren Dias Mark Drozdowski Joao Dias be ; f | f | (y W : 5 a ae | TL bs Steve Dube Holly Dumais Denise Durocher Laurie Dzierwinski 21 I) Jeff Flowers Bruce Evans Suzette Ferriera Anthony Fontaine Mary-Anne Fernandes Victor Ferriera Cynthia Fitzgerald Kevin Foye Patricia Frrancisco Sandra Goncalves Michael Haluch Murel Gover Greg Hanley ea AnaPaul Ganhao Donna Grimshaw Kevin Hawley John Garcia Americo Goncalves Kenneth Hill 23 24 aS Sy Elisabete Justo r } : ; g | Paty = a a] Brian King Heather Johnson Richard Knybel Robert Kottage Mitchell Kupiec Loreen Labodycz Sharon Lanza Keith LaPointe FPatricia Laramee Theresa Laurin j | . ai Jon Layman Angela Leal Teresa Leclerc imberly Les P i i “a | : rr j Grace Loureiro a7 r ee Debra Mackey ye Leonard Lynch pers Ie William James Manewich Marilyn Manteria John Maroney MacKinnon 26 JoyAnne Kimberly McKenna John Melnick Gary Martin Helena Martins kim McCraw Michael McLean Darlene Mercier Marie McDonald Douglas McVeigh Michael Miner Patricia McDonald Carol Meher Edgar Minnie Laura Monette Steve Morrell Steve Musinski Catherine Nowakowski Susan Peeples Carlos Pereira Barry Perella Dean Perham 27 28 Stephanie Richard Louis Rivers ere | : iy Barbara Picard Scott Rickson Heidi Robbins Arno Pinnsonault Jeff Roberts Lisa Rescia Daniel Robitaille j Donna Rodrigues Albert Rodrigues py i P Amelia Santos | f is pi see ESS Adelina Santos ee Nancy Ryczek yy i ! re . | ; = oO ee | _— i= be Kim Silcox Sai, a Diane Sawyer d «A | Fatima Santos Louis Santos aT ’ rant Bs gt eet ain Darlene Smith Donald Snyder yf ee : gs o Paula Silva Jack Silva Pie; 30 Jeannette Tranquilli Michelle Talbot Brenda Tierney Stephanie Tru. Don Tauer Paula Torpes Maria Vala Odette Valadas Daven ae Winiewski Kevin Wojcik Paul Wonsowicz JoAnn Woods William Wrinn Richard Zucco 31 Michael Belanger Jeff Bliss Rui Bravo Cheryl Charest David Chaves Maureen Connelly Audrey Dargis William Devine In Absentia: Chris Easton John Gaudreau Richard Groncki Kelly Lyons Carlos Martins Mark McClarty Jennifer Naugler Cathy Nystrom Frank Pellegrino Octavio Pena Robin Podolski Tony Soffen Kim Stec Bryan Williams UNDERCLASSMEN Movies 34 I aco es a Oomeroom 00 Front: F. Afonso, A. Alves, L. Afonso, P. Baltazar, L. Biardi. Middle: T. Bastos, D. Alves, J. Amaral, J. Alves, M. Andreis, D. Ayers. Back: T. Batalha, B. Applebee, S. Acheson, C. Andrye, T. Atkins, D. Bancroft, M. Afonso. Homeroom aQ2 Front: L. Borsa, L. Clifford, L. Braz, B. Bragg, K. Bushey, E. Branco, A. Campelo. Middle: J. Burkavage, S. Bode, J. Boron, N. Brackin, A. Casagranda, H. Cheria, M. Charron. Back: M. Bourcier, M. Burns, C. Bowen, D. Carneiro, M. Cijka, T. Chenaille, T. Berry, M. Bennett. Juniors (Poe ee ee ee Homeroom 303 Front: P. Costa, L. Conceicao, E. DaCruz, O. DaSilva, K. Desrochers. Middle: J. Coelho, L. Damato, D. Connaughton, R. DePina, D. Crescentini, D. Denette, J. Dudek. Back: J. DaSilva, S. DeBarge, D. Costa, B. Cristina, C. Dupuis, M. Congleton, C. Colby, A. Desrochers. Homeroom 314 Front: L. Fonte, D. Ferreira, S. Ferrigan, C. Dupuis. Middle: Z. Ferrabelo, T. Ferreira, L. Fortin, L. Gadziala, H. Ferrier, M. Forgie. Back: D. Durocher, T. Fiorentino, D. Fredette, C. Fraga, C. Duquette, G. Ferreira. Gira | Waa as Homeroom 317 Front: S. Kirkitelos, G. Laird, T. Lemieux, K. Kenyon, C. Lanza. Middle: K. Keough, T. Jarvis, L. Kuhn, S. Hommans, K. Howard, M. Garrity. Back: A. Lacompte, S. Ingram, J. Kenneally, D. King, D. Keyes, J. Kumor, K. Kanz, D. Jaciow. 35 36 Homeroom 316 Front: J. Gonyea, P. Hibbard, M. Goncalves, T. Gelinas, L. Godin, L. Gomes, C. Herviux, D. Gamache. Middle: M. Giza, W. Gottsman, M. Goncalves, M. Goncalves, A. Goncalves, A. Goncalves, J. Germain. Back: B. Guertin, B. Guertin, M. Holman, M. Gubola, T. Glanville, M. Goncalves, D. Goncalves, N. Giebner. eee ome) Homeroom 320 Front: K. Lynch, B. Majka, M. Lucas, S. Melbourne, T. Marshall. Middle: M. Marques, C. Martins, E. Lupa, S. McDonald, S. McNeill, S. Maziarz, M. Mackey. Back: G. Lord, M. Lupa, T. McNamara, J. Mayou, J. May, A. Meireles, M. Magiera. eo as OU ee a Homeroom 229 Front: K. Mullins, O. Paulo, L. Morrissette, R. Messier, M. Natario, P. Noreau, B. Morton. Middle: R. Paulo, K. Motyka, E. Nowak, J. Nichols, C. Pasquini, C. Oullette, Z. Nogueirra. Back: R. Moquin, E. Nowak, A. Ouellette, M. Narreau, A. Pelletier, Y. Molway, A. Madura, J. Oliverra. Homeroom 215 Front: E. Russell, L. Santos, D. Scheer, R. Pinto, D. Robbins, S. Sanderson, M. Santos. Middle: L. Santos, J. Quill, G. Perreault, P. Perreira, T. Quiterio, C. Santos, J. Portelada. Back: M. Pluta, M. Pszeniczny, J. Peluso, F. Pereira, T. Potorski, S. Pierce, A. Policarpo. Eee oc hae ee Homeroom 216 Front: D. Shea, J. Silva, B. Serra, I. Swiatlowski, C. Steigmeyer, J. Seslar, M. Szlosek. Middle: D. Scott, J. Streeter, V. Surreira, S. Swienton, K. Staub, P. Sweetman. Back: T. Sears, J. Sicard, M. Tauer, M. Schellhase, C. Swimm. ean Dea eae Homeroom 217 Front: D. Valadas, S. Severyn, S. Wood, K. Wheeler, D. Venne. Middle: M. Valenti, L. Wojcik, D. Woodward, K. Wikar, D. Zglobicki. Back: C. Woods, T. Tolzmann, C. Vaz, S. Trombley, P. Turgeon. 37 Sophomores Homeroom 224 Front: K. Beaty, D. Bacon, C. Belanger, S. Bode, J. Bellucci. Middle: D. Aubrey, M. Boland, T. Batista, T. Becerra, A. Bernier. Back: T. Bamford, E. Albright, M. Bingle, T. Barszewski, M. Abeid, S. Arpin. Homeroom 211 Front: K. Charest, B. Cobb, C. Brunelle, T. Bradley, J. Brailsford, W. Casagranda, L. Conniff, L. Casagrande. Middle: J. Chouinard, M. Chapdelaine, G. Combs, D. Chaves, S. Chello, J. Cavallo, D. Condon, T. Brady. Back: P. Calderigi, K. Broderick, B. Carney, C. Bycenski, L. Clark, S. Ahearn, R. Brown, L. Charbonneau, M. Brumer, D. Case. Pit ae ee Homeroom 223 Front: M. Dusza, C. Davio, A. Crespo, K. Desautles, L. Daigneault, W. Dargis, M. Diniz, J. Davignon. Middle: T. Crinella, C. Currier, J. DeVillez, K. Erickson, T. Costa, T. DaCruz, A. Eugenio, G. Dias. Back: J. Depont, M. DosSantos, B. DaCruz, Y. DaCosta, J. Corbett, T. DiAugustino, C. Falconer. GES nc pee Bag ay RL SR Homeroom 225 Front: D. Fillion, J. Gagnon, D. Gariepy, B. Fijal, B. Felton. Middle: F. Fredette, V. Fonseca, J. Goff, S. Fontoura, M. Giebner, L. Goncalves. Back: N. Dias, M. Fanion, M. Ferreira, M. Fernandes, N. Giard, G. Gomes, K. Forgie. PLS eae ae a a Homeroom 115 Front: M. Hebert, T. Hamilton, T. Hurley, J. Goncalves, J. Haluch, D. Goncalves. Middle: B. Hughes, K. Hawley, J. Hough, J. Hogan, R. Hafner, M. Goncalves. Back: D. Granger, K. Hicks, A. Hiersche, L. Gurka, J. Goncalves, M. Goncalves, M. Goncalves. 39 40 eee ee Homeroom 116 Front: M. Manganaro, R. Leslie, Y. LaFlamme, S. LaBonte, T. Mortimer, C. Marceau. Middle: D. Kottage, L. Lourenco, T. Klimek, G. Liaszenik, P. Lariviere, M. Maroney. Back: T. Lopata, A. Maravilha, T. Macri, G. Malaquis, C. Leclerc. Homeroom 304 Front: P. Mole, K. Mercier, T. Meade, L. Martins, J. McCarthy, D. McGale. Middle: T. Martins, J. Morin, S. Mastalerz, C. Mongeon, P. McBride. Back: M. Monette, T. Mateus, E. Monts, M. McDonald, L. Monteiro. Homeroom 307 Front: C. Pilon, J. Podgurski, D. Ottomaniello, K. Pease, P. Nowakowski, N. Oliveira, C. Ramalho. Middle: P. Perreira, C. Pelletier, C. Pendexter, D. Rae, G. Paliki, J. Pszeniczny, W. Rasmussen. Back: N. Nicoll, B. Picard, R. Potter, S. Picard, K. Ouellette, J. Nowakowski, M. Queiros, T. Perreira. Pe eee a ey Homeroom 310 Front: S. Roncarati, T. Richard, Y. Salvador, M. Rodrigues, D. Riordan, R. Santos, C. Rys. Middle: P. Ribeiro, D. Rickson, M. Rivers, M. Reid, J. Santos, D. Sady, D. Runshaw. Back: M. Savoie, S. Rohan, S. Santos, J. Robert, J. Santos, J. Santos, B. Santos, J. Richard. Bree a Homeroom 31] Front: S. Seslar, S. Shatzer, P. Skowronek, M. Talbot, R. St. Marie, D. Slepecki. Middle: E. Szczebak, R. Shute, M. Spear, R. Sirard, R. St. Peter, S. Tierney, D. Sweeney. Back: G. Stasiowski, D. Thibault, T. Senecal, D. Tatro, J. Teixeira, R. Sullivan, S. Shaw, J. Strickland. Rt Sie es ee Homeroom 313 Front: M. Whitworth, S. Vetal, L. Vitorino, L. Vigneault, T. Tolson, D. Tower, M. Wrona. Middle: R. White, K. Willard, M. Vigneault, L. Varao, S. Um, P. Zaranek, J. Ziemba. Back: L. Trottier, D. Zelck, F. Walsh, L. Tulik, C. Vigneault, M. White, K. Trombly, D. Zglobicki. 41 Freshmen Homeroom 202 Front: H. Beach, B. Besaw, C. Bernardos, J. Balbino, J. Boduch, T. Afonso, M. Belanger. Middle: L. Babula, K. Applebee, G. Alves, S. Allore, J. Beaulieu, R. Alexander. Back: M. Abeid, K. Anderson, J. Alessio, B. Bator, D. Aubrey, C. Babineau, J. Allore, L. Alves. Homeroom 218 Front: C. Casagrande, S. Chaput, L. Bourcier, J. Chaves, G. Casagranda, T. Boyden, A. Brumer. Middle: P. Brown, K. Charest, K. Brunelle, M. Boyea, D. Callahan, M. Bushey, T. Cashman. Back: J. Budlong, J. Carrington, G. Casagranda, M. Charrow, T. Bui, M. Chapdelaine, D. Carrington, M. Bourbeau. RRR ee a RES Homeroom 220 Front: C. DeGregory, T. Damato, C. Costa, C. Conui, R. Dargis, J. Desforges, K. Daren, L. DaCosta. Middle: K. Chenaille, S. Covington, N. Chaison, A. Clelho, C. Davis, J. Desrochers. Back: M. Daren, T. Cieplik, J. Couture, C. Colapietro, M. Deseutels, D. Costa, J. DaCruz. Homeroom 221 Front: A. Sandos, K. Ferrigan, L. Garneau, M. Garrity, S. Duquette, D. Gaumond, G. Fontoura, C. Ferreira. Middle: P. Gagnon, L. Evans, K. Evans, B. Dygon, T. Durhal, A. Gaudreau. Back: E. Dias, C. Dube, D. Dygon, A. Donegan, M. Dutra, D. Dryjowicz, S. Gallaghe r, A. Ganhao. RRR PT sg | Homeroom 222 Front: F. Goncalves, D. Hamilton, N. Gow, G. Goncalves, R. Gottsman, L. Gershowitz. Middle: J. Goncalves, M. Jurkowicz, L. Holman, C. Gregoire, S. Jerz, J. Huffer. Back: E. Howes, N. Herter, D. Joao, M. Hajowyj, F. Grimaldi, D. Goncalves, R. Goulette, M. Haryasz. 43 44 ee oe Homeroom 322 Front: K. Lamont, C. Kolodziey, D. Lopes, C. Laird, K. Lord, S. MacNeil. Middle: B. Lafayette, D. Malvinni, D. Loiselle, R. Lima, G. Markiewicz, C. Koss. Back: D. Lafortune, C. LaCompte, A. Magalhaes, C. Lyons, C. Lafromboise, K. Lang, T. Kusek, T. LaFountain, B. Lanza. [ eee ee Homeroom 226 Front: C. Nencetti, K. Martell, C. Martins, T. Moylan, S. Nicoll, E. Martins, C. Maziarz, K. Nofilo. Middle: S. Martins, A. Mueller, S. Niec, L. Nadeau, P. Mole, M. Marques. Back: C. Martins, S. Monette, L. Marquis, T. Martins, S. Martowski, P. McGaffigan, D. Napolitan, P. Morrison. eee ea Ee Homeroom 227 Front: A. Peck, C. Parzych, W. Papko, E. Pires, L. Quiterio, D. Cathuse. Middle: H. Robbins, E. Pinto, S. Robbins, J. Parker, A. Poirier, S. Papillon. Back: H. Piper, M. Papuga, G. Peabody, C. Polak, D. Quesnel, T. Reid. Homeroom 228 Front: W. Swift, C. Rousseau, J. Saraiva, S. Ryczek, L. Savitt, C. Sanford, D. Salvador, C. Santos, Y. Rodigo, N. Saraiva. Middle: M. Roncarati, N. Oliveira, E. Skezylos, D. Salvador, M. Scott, A. Rodrigues, J. Schinabeck, A. Snyder. Back: M. Talbot, C. Rousseau, J. Sirard, M. Saletnik, R. St. Amand, G. Robin, V. Rodrigues, J. Steigmeyer, J. Stewart, P. Socha, M. Stec. Homeroom 230 Front: L. Vecchiarelli, M. Trombly, S. Trombley, J. Yando, L. Vital, J. White. Middle: K. Zych, K. Truchan, K. Woods, T. Vigneault, P. Wanegar, C. Weeks. Back: C. Volker, K. Williams, M. Turgon, G. Taylor, T. Watson, M. Tyburski, M. Wheeler, D. Werbicki, J. Taylor. 1. Faithfully - Journey 2. Stairway To Heaven - Led Zeppelin 3. Owner Of A Lonely Heart - Yes 4, Jump - Van Halen 5. Thriller - Michael Jackson = N Big Brother Big Sister Dance The Class of 1985 put on the Third Annual Big Brother Big Sister pro- gram for the entering Freshman Class of 1987. To make the fresh- men feel more comfortable, the ju- niors performed various songs and a humorous skit. To end the activities, a dance was held that night for the participating juniors and their little brothers and sisters. Refreshments and music were provided. After this welcome the freshmen were anx- iously awaiting their next event to- gether at Ludlow High. 47 48 Booster Day Dance On Friday September 30, 1983, the Senior Class sponsored the fall Booster Day. That afternoon, the cheerleaders put on a spectacu- lar pep-rally for the fall sports teams. The rally was highlighted by a slide presentation of the athletes and dancing by the cheer- leaders. That evening following the tradition- al burning of a dummy, “Not Fragile” pro- vided the crowd with great music. enner £04 7 weet £ e Freshman Harvest Party The Freshmen Harvest Party was the first event for the freshmen as a class. Dancing and a horror movie provided the freshmen with a unique form of entertainment. Re- freshments were served and all who attended enjoyed this festive event. 49 The Senior Masquerade Brigade October 28, 1983 was the date of the Senior Halloween party entitled “The Senior Masquerade Brigade’. The imagination of the people who attend- ed was reflected in their costumes. To- wards the end of the night judges chose the best costumes and rewarded prizes. samcinisia cas amemiimenianed =r5 ‘ + 51 Football The Lions were definitely a team with character this year. Early in the season they were pla- gued with injuries to key players. Seniors Peter Mole and Jeff Rob- erts missed most of the season due to injuries in the Waconah game. Later in the season, seniors Eric Clewes and Mark Pariseau missed a great deal of playing time when they were injured. Still, the Lions regrouped and went on to bring winning football back to Ludlow finishing with six wins and four losses. Congratula- tions for a fine season to Coach Marino, Coach Ericksburg, Coach Koscher, and to all of the players. The masterminds of the sidelines are Coach Marino (left), Coach Koscher (above left) and Coach Ericksburg (above right). Senior co-captain Gary Martin a con- Dan Robitaille was voted Intercounty cerned leader. League most valuable player. LUDLOW vs. Agawam 23 12 Waconah 6 31 Minnechaug 0 48 Frontier 11 27 Athol 30 13 Mohawk 21 0 Ware 0 33 Turners Falls 21 18 Mahar 27 6 Palmer 32 14 Seniors Mac Goncalves, Dean Perham, Dan Robitaille, and Dan Robitaille looks for Gary Martin await the toss of the coin. Kevin Foye. “i Creal 4 FRONT ROW: Mgr. Donald Marino, Dan D’Angelo, Mark Pariseau, Kevin Foye, Dan Robitaille, Mac Goncalves, Dean Perham, Gary Martin, Barry Perella, Eric Clewes, Jeff Roberts, Mgr. Steven Marino MIDDLE ROW: Dan King, Bob Morton, Don Tatro, Albert Berry, Rich Hafner, Phil McBride, Mark Holman, Tom Fiarentino, Todd Glanville, Scott Ingram, Sean Kineally, BACK ROW: Gregg Zianiek, Jerome Mayou, Sean McCabe, Steve Rowan, Rick Potter, Ron St. Peter, Tony Costa, Joe Roberts, Enoch Monts, Paul Nareau, Chris Brunelle TOP: Coach Dr. William Koscher, Head Coach Steve Marino, Coach Carl Ericksberg. Tom Fiarentino eludes the defense. Eric Clewes slips away from the tackler after a key reception. Kevin Foye gains yardage for the Lions behind the block- ing of Enoch Monts and Phil McBride. The Lion defense was led by senior De an Perham, here Dan Robitaille played a strong defense as well as leading the offense. making a tackle. 53 54 Junior Tom Fiorentino pursues an opposing running back. Dan Robitaille’s pitch is to Dean Perham while the Ludlow line sets up their blocks. Senior receiver Barry Perella dives for the reception. Barry Parella makes the tackle, Dean Perham looks on. RIGHT: A moment of celebration. Pace 2s -% rm 3.) F , . os fg Sori hr 9s ate es pe ar Girls’ Soccer The girls’ varsity soccer team ended their season triumphantly capturing the top spot in the “B” Division with nine wins, five losses, and one tie. All this was TOP: Mgr. Tessa Chenaille, Lori Damato, Lisa Fonte, Louanne Varao, Michelle Lucas, accomplished after a slow start Irene Swiatlowski, Maria Andreis, Carolyn Woods, Noel Giard, Coach Phil Dalessio ieee they dastiworot their first FRONT: Paula Mole, Jodi Davignon, Carolyn Kolodziey, Kim Les, Theresa Leclerc, Sue Jerz, Pamela Socha, Patricia Skaronek three games. It was a job well done by Coach Dalessio and sen- ior co-captains Kim Les and The- resa Leclerc, who kept the team motivated by their superb leader- ship. It was their leadership that inspired the girls all the way to the Western Mass. tournament where they finally fell to Algon- quin. Congratulations to Coach Dalessio and to all of the girls for a fine season. ABOVE: Kim Les and Sue Jerz combine for a Lion save. RIGHT: Irene Swiat- lowski gave strength to the Lion’s defense. [3 dW LUDLOW vs. ‘Th ee, Agawam 4 6 23 Ts) ; Classical 3 2 ere iP Chicopee 0 5 = Northampton 4 0 an Westfield 2 0 aes! aa Chicopee Comp 1 2 i 8 is Longmeadow 3 1 | ie z=. Minnechaug 2 0 =} we East Longmeadow 1 1 _ te West Springfield 2 1 % Holyoke 1 0 Cathedral 2 4 Chicopee Comp 4 0 Minnechaug s 1 Holyoke 0 4 Coach Dalessio gives the girls a pep talk HUBBARD MEMORIAL LIBRARY before the game. LUDLOW, MASSACHUSETTS 01056 56 dl Maria Andreis was a dominant force on the line. Freshman Pam Socha eyes the ball. BELOW: Michelle Lucas’ fancy footwork. Paula Mole’s playing time was limited due to injuries. Loosening up before a game. Reet ie : ig a i a et i Papeat: eg gS Wii. Sth Rs : Ww oe wai . a Br e@¢ 4 Freshman goalie Sue Jerz leaps high in the air to make the save. The awesome attack: Jodi Davignon and Coach Dalessio tapes the ankle of Noel Giard. Maria Andreis up front. 57 Cross Country First year coach Bill Ma- honey did a fine job of getting this team “with a lot of heart” into shape. Individual im- provements along the course of the year were tremendous, demonstrating the great deter- mination of every member of the team. After sitting out last year with a broken heel, James Germain ran in the top spot this year for Ludlow. Juniors Mike Cijka and co-captain Steve Sanderson were the sec- ond and third top runners for Ludlow. With many of the run- ners returning next year, the Lions are hoping to continue their progress in great fashion. LUDLOW vs. Longmeadow 75 15 Agawam 75 15 Palmer 50 15 Monson 47 18 East Longmeadow 42 18 Southwick 48 15 Ware 15 30 Minnechaug 50 15 Technical 50 15 Belchertown 50 15 South Hadley 40 17 Pathfinder 18 48 BACK ROW: Scott Tierney, Dan Sweeney, Mike Cijka MID- DLE ROW: Steve Sanderson, Steve Mastalerz, Paul Kirkitelos, John Ziemba, David Andre FRONT ROW: Mgr. Lisa Charbon- eau, Coach Bill Mahoney, Mgr. Vicki Fonsecka Senior co-captain David Andre surges on. TM OEM Steve Sanderson stretches before the race. Scott Tierney running hard. Heading for the home stretch. ; eu N a dg eo RE oo Paul Kirkitelos on the move. Dan Sweeney shows his determination. Mike Cijka, a towering runner. James Germain-a top runner. 59 60 This year’s varsity boys’ soccer team upheld the winning tradi- tion of Ludlow High soccer. Coach Jack Vilaca taking the reigns for the first time, did a fine job. The team finished with nine wins, four losses and three ties, once again making it to the Western Mass Tournament be- fore losing a tough 1-0 loss in the first round to Westfield. Senior Joe Cheria’s footwork, along with superb play by fellow seniors Darren Dias, Anibal Alves, Victor Francisco, Bill Wrinn, and Kevin Hawley led to the Lions’ success. Congratulations to the team and Coach Vilaca for a fine perfor- mance. Boys’ Soccer Senior members of the team Darren Dias, Kevin Hawley, Bill Wrinn, Joe Cheria, Anibal Alves, and Victor Francisco. FRONT ROW: Mgr. Lisa Rescia, Darren Dias, Bill Wrinn, Anibal Alves, Joe Cheria, Victor Francisco, Kevin Hawley, Glenn Dias, Mgr. Louis Petrolatti BACK ROW: Coach Manny Goncalves, Coach Nunny Goncalves, Eric Albright, Mike Rodrigues, Ricky Lima, Saul Chelo, Jeff Coelho, Joe Cretellz, Joe DaSilva, Serg Fontura, Miguel Goncalves, Ron Kogut, Coach Fred Francisco, Coach Jack Vilaca Joe Cheria dribbles by the defender. Chicopee Marlboro Cathedral Chicopee Comp Longmeadow Classical Putnam West Springfield Amherst Westfield Cathedral Northampton East Longmeadow Classical Minnechaug West Springfield LUDLOW vs. mOnUnDweweAaonowor BR OONKF ORE UW REE EO Seniors Victor Francisco, Joe Cheria, and Anibal Alves led the Lions to another winning season. Victor Francisco gives it his all. — a ‘ ea aes mai’ ss Joe Cheria shows his determination. Anibal Alves never was kept down for long. 61 62 Joe Cretellz airborne defense. om ‘ ; a a a oe ma A f @ She It’s time to celebrate! ie ee. Meee ae a auf r FACULTY IN ee N Sats nos ol SE ae EIN HANGOUTS 1; McDonald’s 1. The Tower 3. Hampton Beach 4. The Mall 5 The Pines Administration The Administration of any high school is the central department of the school. The students are helped and controlled by “the office”, while the faculty turns to it for their professional guidance. Under the leadership of Mr. James Cavallo, Mr. Joseph Andreis, and this year’s new addition to the department, Frances Libiszewski, the Ludlow High School Administration makes a vital and often nerve-wracking job look almost easy. Mr. James Cavallo-Principal Mrs. Frances Libiszewski- Assistant Principal Mr. Joseph Andreis- Miss Mary Szezygiel- Mrs. Rosemary Assistant Principal Secretary Gilrein-Secretary Mr. Jerome Linehan Miss Lydia Cepeda Mr. Louis Casagrande-Guidance Director The Ludlow High School Guidance Department is the one which will probably prove to have the most pronounced effect on the decisions of the school’s students. Not only do the experienced Ludlow High School counselors guide the students through their high school years, but they also give them advice which will guide them out of school and into college or a job. In many cases, the school’s guidance counselors bridge the gap between the administration and the student body. Mr. John Godek Mr. James Richards 64 Mr. Daniel Lynes-Department Head Mr. Raymond Yando A good background in mathematics is vitally important for the development of a sense of _ logic and clear thinking. The Ludlow High School Mathematics Department provides that good background. Its staff, under Department Head Daniel Lynes, helps the student to find the concrete practicality of what can seem to be an abstract subject. | tie Mr. John Carlin Mrs. Toni Mancuso Ms. Susan Stachelek Mr. James Lonezak Mrs. Elena Marion Mr. Leonard Phelon 65 English The English language is one of the most complicated languages in the world. The Ludlow High School English Department does its part to acquaint students with this language. Richard Malek gives the department of his subject the appropriate balance of history and linguistics. Mrs. Shiela Dias Mr. Richard Malek-Department Miss Marion Connolly Head Miss Kathy Reilly Mrs. Suzanne Kelley Miss Margaret Reilly Mrs. Rae Stack Miss Susan Dibble Mr. Richard Cotti 66 Home Economics Mrs. Janice Partyka Mrs. Nancy Kavka Mrs. Miriam Clement Special Education , Mr. Alexander Bal Mr. Antonio Goncalves Mr. Richard McInerney Miss Maureen Brennan Mr. Gregory Wrinn-Choral Mr. Royce Layman-Instrumental Music Music 67 68 Dr. William Koscher Mr. Robert Bousquet The Social Studies Department gives the student an intricate view of the past, a sharp look at the present, and a glimpse of the future of the world. In a small, suburban town like Ludlow, it is important to get an idea of what “the world outside” is like. Department Head Leonard Charest and the rest of the social studies department give their students a more experienced view of life. Social Studies Mrs. Nancy Kowalczyk Mr. Lawrence Holdsworth Mr. David Larrivee Mr. Brian Connery Mr. Brian Bylicki Mr. William Lucia tt f d- . tas Commercial Arts Mr. Richard Thomas Mrs. Phyllis Vanasse Miss Maureen Ramsay Mrs. Donna Nietupski Industrial Arts Mr. Richard Hamel Mr. Charles Costa Mr. Herman Kendrick Mr. Joseph Danielle - Department Head Mr. Wallace Gay HUBBARD MEMORIAL LIBRARY Library LUDLOW, MASSACHUSETTS 01056 a Science The Science Department gives the Ludlow student an idea of the materials and mechanics of his body and of the universe around it. The department is headed by Mr. Francis Duclos. Mr. Richard Kolodziey Mr. Philip Dalessio Mr. Gordon Eaton Physical Education Mr. Donald on Mr. William n vA Mr. Burton Krasner Mr. Arthur Serra-Director of Athletics The Physical Education Department of Ludlow High School is the one which rounds the student off — it shows him that intellectual pursuits do not completely prepare him for life. Director of Athletics Mr. Arthur Serra, along with Mr. Joseph Szlosek, Miss Helen Kudlic, Mr. Lee Kenworthy, and Mr. Burton Krasner, shows us that a healthy mind without a healthy body will eventually prove itself useless. Mr. Lee Kenworthy Miss Helen Kudlic 70 Language Just as the study of English helps the students to communicate, the study of foreign languages helps the student to understand the communication of many others. The Ludlow High School Language Department includes the studies of French, Latin, Spanish, and Portuguese. The department is headed by Mr. James Martin. Mrs. Maria Fagundes Mr. James Martin-Department Head Mrs. Lieselotte Dumais Mr. James Marceau 71 MUSICAL GROUPS 1. Journey 2. Led Zeppelin 3. Van Halen 4. Michael Jackson 5 Yes Boys’ Basketball The boys’ basketball team, un- der Coach Kolodziey, had a disap- pointing season this year. Indeed it appeared that the Lions would fare well this year winning their first two games of the season. But a tough overtime loss to Chicopee seemed to turn the season around, and the Lions were never able to recover. It was a long hard season for Coach Kolodziey and his play- ers with little reward for their ef- forts. FRONT ROW: Mark Pariseau, Eric Clewes, Dan D’Angelo, Barry Perella, Kevin Foye, Mitch Kupiec. BACK ROW: Coach William Kolodziey, Mark Holman, Dan Valadez, Enoch Monts, Mike Cijka, Tom Sears, Dan Sweeney, Coach Thom Cebula. RIGHT: Coach Kolodziey watches his team at work. BELOW: Senior Mitch Ku- piec pulls up for a jump shot. Senior Dan D’Angelo dribbles into the de- fense. LUDLOW VS. Pathfinder Pathfinder Amherst Northampton Greenfield Chicopee So. Hadley Minnechaug Longmeadow East. Long. Amherst Northampton Minnechaug Greenfield Chicopee So. Hadley Longmeadow East. Long. Senior Barry Perella views the defense before making his move. 78, Ly Co Me por _ | , )—O—eE ______ Senior Mark Pariseau in perfect form for ._ ss... ws ___-_azas.é‘..4ewwsewse _ _. the pass. ABOVE: Barry Perella sets for a shot. LEFT: Mark Pariseau drives to the hoop. ABOVE: Senior Kevin Foye takes a shot. RIGHT: Dan D‘Angelo shoots a free throw. Kevin Foye knocks away an op- Dan D’Angelo looks for an open posing shot. teammate. ABOVE: Mark Pariseau brings the ball down the court. RIGHT: The tip for the start of a game. Girls’ Basketball The girls’ basketball team, un- der Coach Phelon, shows a very deceiving record this year. This team, although only showing a .500 record for the season, played much better than .500 ball. The girls started out the season slowly losing their first four games. From that point the female Lions won three of their next four games, with the loss being a tough two point loss to Classical. The girls finished the season in fine fashion winning four of their last five games. When analyzing the season, one must consider the two losses by one basket and a heart- breaking three point loss. These three games alone could have turned the season around and giv- en the team a well-deserved win- FRONT ROW: Sue Melbourne, Kim Les, Tessa Chenaille, Sharon Lanza, Ellen Russel. ning record BACK ROW: Coach White, Denise Dennette, Heather Ferrier, Lori Damato, Jenifer , Tower, Amy LaFortune, Karen Mercier, Coach Phelon. Senior Kim Les with a jumper. LUDLOW WS. Agawam Commerce Palmer Ware Smith Voke Pathfinder Classical Tech Putnam Palmer Commerce Ware Smith Voke Pathfinder Tech Classical Putnam ABOVE: Ellen Russel drives to the hoop. RIGHT: Tessa Chenaille goes up for the tip. ABOVE: Coach Phelon goes over the strategy. RIGHT: Senior Sharon Lanza ready to put up a shot. LEFT: Senior Jennifer Tower battles through a crowd of defenders. ABOVE: Captain Kim Les takes charge of the situation. 77 NS Sue Melbourne and Sharon Lanza trap an opponent. LEFT: Tessa Chenaille and Sharon Lanza reach for the loose ball. RIGHT: Tessa, a towering defensive player. BELOW: The female Lions on the defense. The ski team, coached by Mau- reen Brennan, went through a difficult season this year. The team did improve their record through the course of the year culminating in a fourth place fin- ish in the last meet of the year. The season’s unpredictable turns can be characterized by the can- celling of a meet due to an over- abundance of snow. This year’s team was a young team with many skiers returning next year to try to improve the team’s re- cord. A | SS | 3 a el Jackie Deforges, Dave Venne, Don Tauer, Joe Peleso, Scott Tierney, Scott Maziarz, Ed Sezback, Tom MacNamara, Bill Mackinnon, Mike Musklack, Wendy Dargis, Coach Maureen Brennan, (Missing: Scott Bodie). Mike Musklack makes his way down the slope. Senior Don Tauer rounds a gate. Scott Tierney gains speed as he approaches a gate. Senior Bill Mackinnon makes a turn. 79 80 Scott Maziarz tucks and heads for the finishing line. RIGHT: Ed Sczebak leans into the final turn. Scott Tierney passes a flag. LEFT: Scott Tierney finishes a run. ABOVE: Scott Maziarz speeds by a flag. Wrestling The wrestling team, behind first year coach Jerry Mason, had an up and down season this year. The team lost their first three matches only to win their next two. The Lions then fell three more times before coming back to win two more consecutive match- es. The roller coaster type season left the Lions with a disappoint- ing ending where they lost their last two matches during a down- ward trend. Despite the overall team re- cord, there were superb individ- ual efforts by seniors John Dias and Peter Mole, who was still re- covering from an injury. FRONT ROW: Albert Rodrigues, John Dias, Mac Goncalves, Peter Mole. MIDDLE ROW: Paul Kirkitelos, Tim Cashman, Kyle Howard, Mark Garitty, Steve Trembly. BACK ROW: Matt Pszeniczny, Lance Holman, Paul Larivierre, Greg Liasenik, Coach Jerry Mason. Senior Mac Goncalves measures his opponent. LEFT: Paul Kirkitelos takes down his opponent. 81 cenit ABOVE: Paul Kirkitelos planning his move. RIGHT: John Dias seemingly daring his opponent to make the first move. Kyle Howard gives it his all. ABOVE: Peter Mole ready to strike. RIGHT: Lance Holman attempts to take down his opponent. LEFT: Senior Pete Mole gains another victory. ABOVE: Paul Lari- vierre squares off with his foe. RIGHT: Mac Goncalves victorious. ABOVE: Matt Pszeniczny locks up with his opponent. LUDLOW Putnam Classical Cathedral Amherst Southwick Frontier Quabbin Agawam Northampton Hopkins East Longmeadow Granby Steve Trembly grapples with an opponent. 84 It appeared that Coach Malek’s team would turn their season around with two consecutive mid-year wins in which the Lions outscored their opponents twenty to one. But it was not to be a win- ning season for the Lions this year. After those two wins the Lions could only manage to gain a tie the rest of the season. It was a bitter season for the Lions where nothing seemed to go right for them. A fruitless season in hock- ey for the mighty Lions despite their valiant efforts. Senior Brian Quesnel looks to center the puck. LUDLOW vs. Chicopee Comp. Putnam Amherst Chicopee Minnechaug Greenfield East Longmeadow Easthampton South Hadley Palmer Chicopee Comp. Putnam Amherst Chicopee Minnechaug mOwrwwrae owed bt CANWOOSCRF SMW Sw OO Seniors Brian Dobek and Ray Circe ready to break down the ice. The senior members of the team: Ray Circe, Brian Dobek, and Brian Quesnel. BACK ROW: Mgr. Mark Queiros, Scott Severyn, Doug Keyes, Jim Nowakowski, Scott Wood, Brian Quesnel, Steve Picard, Brian Dobek, Ray Circe, Coach Richard Malek. FRONT ROW: Lou Tulik, Jim Chouinard, Chris Currier, Jim Kumor, Jeff Steigmeyer, Craig Falconer, Dave Quesnel, Mike Rodrigues. Brian Quesnel set for the faceoff. LEFT: Jeff Steigmeyer kicks away the puck. ABOVE: Scott Severyn goes down to block the puck. 85 Sophomore Holiday Party On Friday, December 16, 1983, the Sophomore class held a party to celebrate the Christmas holidays. The title of this party was “Icy Ilu- sions”. Records provided the entertainment and pizza and soda were served as refreshments. The night was filled with dancing and laughter as the class was brought together before the Christmas holidays. Everyone who attended had a very enjoyable evening. ea OG LM OB BBB PB BP BM OD? PB PPD BDO MRL LLM LDS Senior Citizen Christmas Party On December 22, 1983, the Senior Class held a Christmas Party for the Senior Citizens of Ludlow. Music was provided by the Brass Band made up of students of the Ludlow High School Band as seniors caroled along. Santa arrived and handed out door prizes to the Sen- ior Citizens. Refreshments were provided by students of the senior class. The Senior Citi- zens enjoyed themselves, and this party brought a special joy to the hearts of everyone who attended. 87 Senior Christmas Banquet On December 23, 1983, the Senior Class held its Christmas Banquet entitled “Win- ter Wonderland”. It was held at the Ludlow Country Club with music provided by the “Who’s Who.” The night included dinner, dancing, and a special visit from Santa Claus. Andrea Afonso was the chairperson for this banquet. The seniors, under the ad- vising of Howard Burrage, Susan Stache- lek, and Leonard Phelon, were brought to- gether in a night full of good times. As ev- ery year, all the seniors and their invited guests danced the night away. All who at- tended will have the memories of the fun- filled evening. 88 ecreconnonieneeonaih ihn day 89 “Vou Can’t Take It With You” On January 6, 1984 and January 7, 1984, the members of the high school faculty presented their version of the widely acclaimed play “You Can’t Take It With You”. The direction of this play was done by Mr. Howard Burrage and assisted by stu- dent director Donna Jaciow. The faculty who par- ee ticipated in this play worked very hard and were | rewarded with an excellent show. Everyone in- volved in “You Can’t Take It With You” can be proud of a very fine achievement. eae ai gir 91 Ve Classics Day This year, Classics day was held at Mount Ho- lyoke College on January 23, 1984. Mr. Charles Bradshaw brought Latin students from Ludlow High School to meet with other Latin students in the Pioneer Valley. Classics Day is presented to inform students of the history and the future of the Classics in our society. The many students who attended this years Classics Day will remember the importance of the Classics in everyday life. Mr. Bradshaw can be proud of the way Classics Day was presented to the students. Above: State Representative James Collins of Am- herst addresses students on the importance of Classi- cal Studies in Massachusett s Schools. Bloodmobile Student Council held a bloodmobile on Janu- ary 27, 1984 to benefit the American Red Cross of Springfield. The blood drive was held in the gymnasium as the students and townspeople gathered to donate blood. This blood drive brought out many first time donors as well as previous donors. The Student Council chairper- son for this drive was senior Kevin Hawley. Ludlow High School collected over 80 pints of blood to benefit the community. 93 94 The Student Council of Ludlow High School once again presented a charitable event. On February 7, 1984 the Jump Rope- a-Thon to benefit the heart fund was held. This civic event collected nearly $2,000 for the Heart Fund. This event was held in the gymnasium from 8:00 to 11:00 in the morn- ing. All four classes had teams which par- ticipated. The class that collected the most money was the sophomore class. Junior Gina Surreira was in charge of this activ- ity. All who took part had a great time help- ing a worthwhile cause. Jump Rope For Hear ES ca . ‘Nothing Can Stop Us Now” The Class of 1984 presented “Nothing Can Stop Us Now” February 16, 17, 18. The seniors, under the advisor James L. Martin and student-coordina- tors Jeanette Tranquilli and Bill Wrinn, kicked off the show with a dress rehearsal for the Senior Citizens of the town, with a special party for them during intermission. This year’s Masters of Cere- monies were Kim Condon and Paul Wonsowicz. The show included a large variety of skits and solo acts. Three big acts that were crowd pleasers were “Officer Krupke”, “The People’s Court” and “An Old Fashion Wedding”. All who participated worked hard and had a great time preparing for it. This year the 1984 Senior Show brought in over $5,000. All the money will go towards the free yearbook for the students who participated in the Senior Show. Financially, this year’s show was one of the best. Everyone enjoyed being part of the show. 95 ' Nice oe 96 LHS Presents ‘‘Freedom Jam” On March 12, 1984, Ludlow High School tried something new. “Freedom Jam,” a group of musicians, performed an enter- taining concert for the entire school. The group travels all across the country performing and emphasizing the importance of education. The students en- joyed the concert and were im- pressed with the band. On Satur- day, March 24, 1984, Freedom Jam performed a concert for the public and gathered a large crowd. AFS Club Presents “Mr. LHS” Contest The American Field Service Club at Ludlow High School presented the second annual “Mr. LHS Contest”. This year’s winners of this very high honor were Seniors Keith McCabe and John Mar- oney. Mr. Richard Malek was the master of ceremo- nies for the contest. The contestants competed in talent, best legs and suit and tie. The contest was as much fun for the audience as it was for the contes- tants. All who attended this fun-filled activity certainly enjoyed them- selves. 100 HEROES 4. Eddie Van Halen 5 Garfield = N 102 GREG AMOR ei ne ie A.V.A. Back: K. Charest, B. Guertin, B. Sousa, L. Holman, R. Volker, T. Hurley, D. Gariepy, Mr. Colburn, D. Gaumond. Front: K. Messier, J. Charest, K. Wikar, P. Turgeon. Business Club Back: E. DaCosta, C. Pendexter. Third: C. Strickland, B. Bragg, O. Valadas, B. Combs, P. Lopata. Second: N. Brackin, L. Gershowitz, S. Richard, D. Mercier. Front: L. Nadeau, M. Dusza, S. Roncariti, H. Sedlow. Loos aS L O Ski Club Back: E. Nowak, I. Swiatlowski, T. Mortimer, C. Marceau, M. Manteria, B. Chenaille, M. Croughwell. Middle: L. Varao, L. Bourcier, S. Ferrigan, K. Ferrigan, L. Garneau, P. Carney. Front: M. Varao, S. Maziarz, S. Kirkitelos, L. Rescia, K. Desrochers, G. Perranlt, J. Quill, M. Bourcier. ee ee ee Cub Staff Back: B. Combs, L. Rivers, C. Lyons, M. Abeid, A. Lauzon. Middle: Mrs. Kelley, D. Granger. Front: T. Ferrero, L. Borsa, D. Grimshaw, S. Niec, C. LeCompte, B. Dygon. Bee AS See Drama Club Back: K. Martel, M. Witworth, K. Wheeler, J. Santos, B. Wrinn, C. Albaugh, T. Hurley, R. Martins, T. Macri, Mr. Burrage. Third: C. Albanese, R. Circe, J. Flowers, J. Maroney, J. Goff, D. Durocher, C. Davio. Second: J. Tower, C. Carey, R. O’Hara, G. Goncalves, L. Rescia, B. Tierney, O. Valadas, M. Talbot, D. Tower, K. Willard. Front: K. McCabe, D. Jaciow, K. Les, L. Gershowitz, M. Manganaro. PRES es Saal HOE: Back: J. Mayou, M. Bourcier, D. Durocher, B. Chenaille, N. Giard, L. Varao, S. Um. Third: S. Pierce, W. Gatesmith, S. Tierney, M. Hijowoyaj, S. Jerz, D. Werbicki, D. Tatro, A. Donegan. Second: M. Cijka, J. Taylor, C. Davio, M. Brummer, Mr. Bradshaw, N. Brackin, D. Gariepy. Front: M. Manteria, B. Chenaille, K. Foye, B. Dobek, T. Fontain, A. Afonso, L. Rescia, K. Silcox, D. Saletnik, B. Swienton, M. Drozdowski. 103 Executive Boards ip ee ee eee Senior Back: J. Woods, M. Talbot, B. Chenaille, B. Wrinn, J. Maroney, B. Dobek, G. Martin, P. Wonsowicz, P. Carney, K. Hawley, Mr. Burrage. Middle: K. McKenna, Ms. Stachelek, D. Smith, B. Combs, K. McCraw, J. Mitus, C. Albaugh, B. Tierney, K. Les. Front: L. Rivers, A. Afonso, M. Manteria, D. Durocher, K. Condon, D. Jaciow. Junior Back: M. Bourcier, J. May, S. Maziarz, T. Chenaille, C. Steigmeyer, D. Scheer, T. Potorski, M. Andreis, K. Wikar, Y. Molway, C. Ouellette, H. Ferrier, M. Holman. Third: D. Shea, S. Nareau, T. Jarvis, J. Twarog, S. Kirkitelos, L. Gomes, S. Melbourne, D. Denette. Second: S. Ferrigan, M. Gubola, L. Godin, E. Nowak, S. Ingram, M. Marques, B. Serra, W. Gotsman. Front: L. Morrisette, K. Keough, D. Robbins, L. Borsa, G. Surreira, M. Santos. Sophomore Back: L. Charboneau, K. Hawley, D. Frigon, V. Fonseca, P. McBride, P. Kirkitelos. Middle: S. Um, M. Wrone, P. Zaranek, C. Vigneault. Front: M. Manganaro, L. Martins, D. Tower, D. Slepecki, P. Skowronek, N. Giard, R. Martins. 104 Pro Merito Back: P. Wonsowicz, P. Carney, B. Evans, K. Keough. Front: C. Ouellette, S. Ferrigan, K. Les. Freshmen Executive Board Back: D. Louiselle, D. Gaumond, S. Robbins, B. Dygon, L. Holman. Front: S. Covington, K. Brunelle, C. Albanese, K. Chenaille, G. Goncalves, G. Alves. 105 As Schools Match Wits Back: M. Couture, M. Saletnik, B. Evans, P. Wonsowicz, T. Fontaine, M. Brumer, Mr. Burrage. Front: C. Ouellette, L. Holman, P. Kiritelos, P. Carney, L. Rescia, C. Davio. 2 eee Student Council Back: K. Hawley, S. Maziarz, D. Sweeney, S. Um, P. Carney, Mr. Charest. Middle: D. Gaumond, L. Holman, S. Robbins, P. Skowronek, M. Gubola, D. Durocher, M. Wrona, L. Martins, C. Albaugh, G. Goncalves, G. Martin. Front: S. Covington, K. Chenaille, T. Jarvis, D. Slepecki, L. Borsa, G. Surreira, D. Robbins, H. Conde, K. Keough, G. Alves, B. Dobek, C. Albansese. Oe ee Portuguese Club Back: A. Policarpo, T. Tavares, J. Garcia, P. Fernandes, E. Pinto, J. Alves, T. Quiterio, D. Goncalves, J. Balbino, J. Chaves. Middle: H. Cheria, L. Santos, B. Serra, C. Goncalves, P. Marques, F. Afonso, D. Costa, A. Magalhaes, D. Salvador. Front: G. Goncalves, Y. Rodrigo, L. Vital, L. Afonso, A. Alves, A. Goncalves, R. Paulo, E. Branco, T. Ferreira, A. Campelo, Z. Nogueira. Library Aides Arlene Bernier, Chris Hervieux, Mr. Colburn. Jim Slozek is missing. fe = 4 ‘ PY Bay + %, Chess Team Louis Gaudreau, Keith Messier, David Jaciow, Mark Brumer. Advisor: James Marceau 107 108 ee Oe Math Team J. Ziemba, M. Wrona, M. Gubola, Mr. Lynes, C. Ouellette, L. Morrisette, R. Drinan, B. Evans, R. Martins, M. Brumer, P. Wonsowicz, P. Carney. sree Se es Student Patrol Back: G. Martin, D. D’Angelo, D. Perham, M. Goncalves, K. Foye. Front: J. Roberts, B. Dobek, B. Wrinn, D. Robitaille, V. Francisco, B. Perella. ones! Feria) ls Cheerleaders Back: L. Monette, C. Sykas, B. Tierney, A. Ganhao. Middle: D. Robbins, J. Silva, C. Steigmeyer, G. Surreira. Front: K. Condon, L. Gershowitz, K. Keough, C. Albaugh. ATHLETICS NENG | EP Eas This year the L.H.S. Chorale and Concert Choir had two very well performed concerts at Paul R. Baird Jr. High. Some highlights were “Come on Home” and “Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee.” Two seniors: Patty McDonald and Patty Francisco beautifully sang duets from Vivaldi’s “Gloria.” All in all, this year’s concert season was excellent. . eee 858 wom yt es én... jay Wore te +e. ,@ y EM Wee Band The Ludlow Lions Marching Band drummed and tooted its way through another successful year under the direction of Royce Layman and Daniel Carlson. Special recognition is given to Jeff May the Drum Major and Donna Jaciow the Silk Squad Captain. The band added much to Saturday football games and the Memorial Day Parade. The band was divided into 3 groups which cooperatively held a concert in May. 113 114 Flute Ferrier, Heather Macri, Timothy Goncalves, Grace Evans, Lynn Dargis, Wendy Krzyzek, Karen Bassoon Davio, Christine Oboe Jaciow, Donna Yando, Jill Clarinet May, Jeffrey. Les, Kim Martins, Luiza Evans, Bruce Morrissette, Lisa Strickland, Cindy Flute Gottsman, Robin Bourcier, Lisa Casagrande, Christine Coelho, Ann Swift, Wendy Jerz, Susan Hamilton, Denise Oboe Yando, Jill Bassoon Davio, Christine Saxophone Robbins, Scott Gaudreaux, Teresa Damato, Tony | a Saletnik, Mike Fillion, Dave © WIND ENSEMBLE Applebee, Kristel Covington, Sharon Gershowitz, Lisa Saxophone St. Peter, Ron DosSantos, Mike Fillion, Brian Tauer, Don Bass Clarinet Batista, Tina Horn Raping pend Trumpet _ Chenaille, Tessa. _ Sanderson, Steve — Saloio, Ken CONCERT BAND Clarinet Applebee, Kristel Gershowitz, Lisa Covington, Sharon Bragg, Brenda Savoie, Matt Kottage, Debra Bass Clarinet Batista, Tina Horn Martins, Rodney Trumpet Saletnik, Mike Fillion, Dave Eagen, Bill DeGregory, Chris Papuga, Mark Tuba’ Eagen, Bill : Trombone . Ae Bowen, Chris _ Melnick, John © _ Ferrier, Andy Slepecki, Diane ‘ Eupbonium Waite ar Rodrigues) I Mike ! _Pereussion | _Netal, Robert Calderigi, Pat Bourcier, Mark Drozdowski, Mark Jaciow, David Santos, Scott Trombone Weeks, Craig Strickland, Jim Snyder, Andy Nencetti, Chris Eupbonium King, Donald Tuba Messier, Keith Percussion Bamford, Tom St. Amand, Ron Wells, Dean Perreault, George 115 All-State, District, Choir Class of 1984 Holly Dumais Pat Francisco Lori Gershowicz Donna Jaciow Marie McDonald Pat McDonald Laura Monette Dean Perham Ryan O’Hara Christine Sykas Rodney White William Wrinn Class of 1985 Maria Andreis Chris Bowen Nadine Brackin Peg Corbett Joanne Dudek Heather Ferrier Daniel Gamache Karen Lynch Kathy Keough Fred Pereira Steve Sanderson Cheri Steigmeyer Irene Swiatlowski Chorale Class of 1986 Karyn Beatty Tim Brady Lisa Charbonneau Joanne Corbett Christine Davio John Devillez David Fillion Jana Goff Dawn Granger Ken Hawley Tim Macri Michelle Manganaro Luiza Martins Rod Martins Christine Pendexter Tony Senecal Diane Slepecki Melissa Spear Darlene Tower Christine Vigneault Karen Willard Marguerite Wrona Pam Zaranek Class of 1987 Kristy Anderson Denise Bowen Colene Budlong Sharon Covington Brian Dygon Sharon Niec Kim Zych 116 Front: Heather Ferrier, Rod Martins, Ken Saloio, Patty Francisco; Back: Patty McDonald, Bill Wrinn, Jeff May, Ryan O’Hara, Tim Macri, Chris Davio Baseball The defending Western Mass. B-Division champions Ludlow Lions finished with a disappoint- ing 5-11 record this year. The Lions were hopeful contenders up until mid-season when things began to slip. The Lions ended the season losing eight of their last 10 games. Coach Kolodziey did have some gratifying moments this year, however. Watching a player like senior Dan Robitaille work behind the plate is always a plea- sure. With many returning play- ers next year, the Lions will pRoNnT ROW: Lou Santos, Ray Circe, Barry Perella, Dan Robitaille, Mitch Kupiec, hopefully rebound. Mark Pariseau, Dan D’Angelo. BACK ROW: Mark Holman, Mark Schellhase, Bob Picard, Jeff Garrow, Bob Morton, Tom Sears, Steve DeBarge, Coach William Kolod- ziey. LEFT: Senior Dan Robitaille takes charge behind the plate. RIGHT: Senior Mitch Kupiec in Awe- some form. BELOW: Coach Kolodziey talks to his players. Chicopee Minnechaug Northampton So. Hadley Agawam Longmeadow E. Longmwadow Amherst Minnechaug Northampton Palmer So. Hadley Agawam Longmeadow E. Longmeadow Amherst NEF ON UP RF OF NWNAWOUSH s. 9 0 8 3 6 2 4 6 1 6 3 4 t 5) 9 8 ABOVE: Senior Ray Circe ready to fire , to first. LEFT: Senior Dan D’Angelo stretches to make the catch. LEFT: Senior Lou Santos returns the ball back to the infield. RIGHT: Junior Bob Morton comes up with the ball. r Senior Barry Perella loosens up before a game. Senior Mark Pariseau in full swing. Pie, 120 Softball The girls’ softball team, led by Coach Malek, finished with eight wins and eight losses. The girls had a very respectable season and always were very competitive. The team was never able to put together a solid winning streak, however. They would gain three consecutive wins and then would pick up two losses. It was certain- ly an up and down season for the girls. Seniors Kim Les and Donna Grimshaw should be commended for their leadership throughout the season. FRONT ROW: Pam Socha, Donna Grimshaw, Kim Les, Michelle Forgie, Missy Bator BACK ROW: Coach Richard Malek, Sue Jerz, Mary Abeid, Lynn Evans, Amy LaFor- tune, Diane Frigon, Ellen Russell, Maria Andreis ABOVE: Coach Malek during infield practice. BELOW: Senior Kim Les con- centrates on the ball. Senior Donna Grimshaw awaits the throw. LUDLOW vs. Westfield 3 10 Holyoke 17 16 Minnechaug 4 13 Northampton 30 13 Classical 10 8 South Hadley 3 14 Agawam 8 4 West Springfield 2 16 Longmeadow 15 10 East Longmeadow 3 4 Amherst 2 4 Classical 10 11 Northampton 7 1 South Hadley 10 8 Agawam 12 10 Longmeadow 4 rf East Longmeadow 7 15 pare. Sherer, 4 SOP: See i 8 Be LEFT: Kim Les confers with her pitcher Missy Bator. ABOVE: A close play at the plate. ok iki e320. emo ie Sue Jerz pivots to turn a double play. Ellen Russell with a mighty swing. LEFT: Donna Grimshaw playing hard. Junior Maria Andreis fields the ball. 121 Wate Golf The Lions’ golf team was once again coached by Mr. Holdsworth. The team ended with nine wins, six losses, and one tie. There were many seniors who contributed greatly to the Lions’ cause. John Mitus, Don James, Mark Crough- well, and Brian Dobek were the seniors of the team whose exper- ience and guidance aided Coach Holdsworth in his efforts to con- tinue the tradition of winning golf at Ludlow. ABOVE: Paul Kirkitelos takes a chip shot. RIGHT: Coach Holdsworth givs some instructions. John Mitus, Don James, Mark Croughwell, Scott Tierney, Bob Hughes, Paul Kirkitelos, Coach Larry Holdsworth. Scott Tierney checks his score after another round. Senior Don James makes a tough shot from the rough. LUDLOW vs. Southwick 14 4 West Springfield 6 11” South Hadley TW, 10” Chicopee Comp 9 9 East Longmeadow 10% TY” Minnechaug 3 15 Chicopee 14 3% Agawam 7h 11 Longmeadow 4 13” Chicopee 13” 4 South Hadley 82 9% East Longmeadow 8 10 Minnechaug 62 11% Agawam 6% 11% Longmeadow 10% TM LEFT: Dave Condon lines up for a _ putt. ABOVE: A set of clubs awaits its use. RIGHT: Bob Hughes drives the ball. LEFT: Mike Rodrigues watches the ball fly from his club. RIGHT: Don James shows his form. 128) Track 124 This year’s track team had a difficult time throughout the sea- son. Coaches Greg Scycourka and Bill Mahoney pulled the team to- gether to make them very com- petitive. It did appear that their efforts would result in a winning record when the team won two consecutive meets at mid-season against South Hadley and Palm- er. But it just was not the year to do it. Senior Pete Mole, just reco- vering his speed from an injury to his leg, did a fine job for the Lions. Seniors Mark Drozdowski, Bill Chenaille, Doug McVeigh, Bruce Evans, Greg Hanley, and Jen Tower also provided fine leadership for the team. At the sound of the gun, Seniors Mark Drozdowski and Peter Mole explode with a burst of energy. Enoch Monts lands with tremendous im- pact after a long jump. FRONT ROW: Mark Drozdowski, Jennifer Tower, Greg Hanley, Peter Mole, Bill Chenaille, Doug McVeigh, Bruce Evans. MIDDLE ROW: Michael Watts, Kevin King, Mike Bolanis, Greg Liasenik, Enoch Monts, Scott Sanderson, Steve Rohan, Coach Bill Mahoney. BACK ROW: Coach Greg Scyocurka, Vicki Fonseca, Lisa Charboneau, Jana Groth, Cindy Lyons. Putnam Holyoke Greenfield Southwick South Hadley Palmer Northampton East Longmeadow Amherst Chicopee Senior Bill Chenaille set for the start of another race. LUDLOW 46 Senior Doug McVeigh prepares for his land- ing. LEFT: Michael Watts winds up for a discus throw. RIGHT: Steve Rohan aims the javelin as he prepares for his throw. LEFT: Lisa Charboneau and Jana Goth on the run. RIGHT: Senior Mark Drozdowski grips the discus as he readies himself for a throw. Kevin King wonders which way is up. 126 Fashions ’84 The Home Economics Depart- ment held their annual fashion show this spring. The refresh- ments were made and served by the food classes. The Home Eco- nomics teachers, Mrs. Janice Par- tyka, Mrs. Miriam Clement and Mrs. Nancy Kavka are to be cred- ited for this year’s successful fashion show. Swing Into Spring 127 128 The Junior-Senior Prom On Friday, May 11, 1984, the class of 1985 presented the annual Lud- low High School Junior-Senior Prom held at Chez Josef in Agawam. A sit-down dinner and dancing provided the entertainment for the couples that attended. The highlight of the evening was the tra- ditional crowning of the prom queen. The queen this year was Jen- nifer Boucher escorted by Mitchell Kupiec. Her court consisted of Joy McCarthy with Sergio Dias, Cathy Nowakowski with Brian Quesnel and Brenda Tierney with Gary Mar- tin. In addition to the prom queen there was also a junior princess. This year’s junior princess was Jen- nifer Nichols escorted by Kent Moorhouse. The junior girls that made up her court were Kathy Keough, Tammy Lemieux and Tina Jarvis. The co-ordinator for the prom was Sheryl! 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