Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1986 volume:

LION 1986 LUDLOW HIGH SCHOOL -Ludlow, Massachusetts Volume LXI CONTENTS Fall Winter Spring Organizations Underclassmen Faculty Senior Week Seniors Senior Memories owl eomeles efee, 3t3) 12428, BY Pg. 66 om fo Pg. 82 oe 97, Pom lls HUBBARD MENU! LUDLOW, MA 0 1086 e took our chances. Our time was a time when tradi- tion had to be overcome. With situations that upset the pre- vious order, it was necessary for us to find new solutions to these new problems. Certainly, we had to ig- nore “the way things have always been.” Indeed, the challenges that we faced did force us to take new and original steps. We may take pride in the fact that our troubles were not met with indifference but with a strength of character. Fur- thermore, our success against our problems is proof that the only way to solve those situations was to take our chances. e take our chances. Daily, ; each of us takes steps go which may directly affect our future. Making decisions and acting on those decisions is basically a simple definition of ‘taking our chances.” Furthermore, if we per- form these two tasks, all of us have the power to succeed. The final de- cision is Ours; we can succeed in life only if we make these attempts. i ’ ] e must take our chances. W The future is only the after effect of decisions and ac- tions that occur in the present. Thus, we constantly must choose our path and direct our attention to these after effects of present chances. In order to bring variety to our lives, we must try those things which will bring more interest and more mean- ing. One final message: we must nev- er close our eyes to the chances that will eventually initiate our future. tees tates effet. See CC C6 SO mG C6 S6 CC C6 S6 FALL CC C6 SO °C C6 S6 e ae ie i ; Ludlow See... 2� ORS he . Holyoke Agawam Classical Longmeadow Marlboro Putnam Cathedral Chicopee Comp. Northampton West Springfield Westfield Chicopee East Longmeadow Minne chaug Amherst Longmeadow Chicopee Comp. Western Mass. Quarter Finals Classical Coaches Vilaca and Goncalves watch the play. e) O se) N 2 =) GO Om OO a aw NS 2 A RESPECTABLE 12-4-3 SEASON Although the Lions finished with a 12-4-3 record and a play-off appear- ance, there seemed to be something missing from the season this year, because in many peoples eyes the Lions are supposed to have a win- ning record and make the play-offs every year. This is a great compli- ment to Ludlow soccer and its par- ticipants. Nonetheless, there were many exciting moments for the Lions this year. Perhaps the biggest high- light came when the Lions thor- oughly outplayed undefeated Ca- thedral in a 0-0 tie. Ludlow owned Cathedral this day and proved that they could play with anyone in Western Mass. When Ludlow’s bid for second place fell short on the final game of the season, the Lions optimistically looked forward to their challenge against eventual state runner-up, Classical. With Ludlow jumping to the early 1-0 lead, things looked promising. Then, shortly be- FRONT ROW: G. DIAS, P. RIBEIRO, A. AFONSO, C. COSTA, S. CHELO, M. RODRIGUES, A. EUGENIO, J. DEVILLEZ, T. LUSSIER, M. SANTOS. BACK ROW: COACH VILACA, J. LAFLAMME, fee ERGE el RERRARA;])5 BELLUGEI SM� PAPUGA, Ra LIMA, Kea HAWEEN SERS ANTOS, Re; SANTOS, E. ALBRIGHT, MGRS. PAM ZARANEK AND MICHELE MANGANARO. Open. field play by Glenn Dias. Co-capt. Mike Rodrigues fights for position. fore the end of the half, the Lions surrendered 2 goals and never re- covered. This was by far Classical’s biggest scare in the Western Mass. tournament, thus earning more re- spect for this fine Ludlow Lions’ soc- cer team. Western Mass. honors were earned by senior co-capt. Mike Rodrigues, senior Joe Ferrera, and all-league honors were earned by Armando Eugenio. Senior Saul Chelo. Soccer a , Mbttdastakins Tigh. « a a. - ‘iia7 ere’ pet Oe FRONT ROW: P. MOLE’, N. GIARD, C. MARCEAU, L. VARAO, J. DAVIGNON, P. SKOW- cll RONEK, M. GAUDREAU, M. GAMACHE, D. CONNAUGHTON. BACK ROW: ASST. COACH SOCHA, T. GAUDREAU, C. BOLDUCH, J. FONTE, C. ANDREIS, S. JERZ, P. SOCHA, K. MEL- BOURNE, P. GATESMAN, COACH DALESSIO. il. a3 Senior tri-captain Patty Skowronek ssi Jody Davignon Pam Socha powers through the defense. Tri-captains Luanne Varao and Jody Davignon display the teamwork that helped Lady Lions gain the Western Mass. title. ‘as Girls’ Soccer WELL DONE LADY LIONS Even though this season marked only the second year that the girls’ varsity soccer team was competing in the tougher “A” division, they had an outstanding season. Their over-all record was 12-2-3, leaving them in second place. This finish was not at all unexpected: as Coach Dalessio said in the early weeks of the season, “| think that they are capable of coming in first or second place, it would take a major collapse in order for it not to happen.” Throughout the entire season, the strong effort put forth by the Lady Lions helped them capture their best record in 10 years. No where was this more evident than in their four con- secutive shutouts against Minne- chaug, 1-0; Holyoke, 1-0; Northamp- i se — aaa 5 vi ton, 4-0; and Chicopee Comp, 7-0. This type of play allowed them to defeat West Springfield 3-2 in order to gain the Western Mass. cham- pionship all before falling to Marl- borough by a score of 1-0 in the Central Mass. tournament. Providing leadership for the team were senior tri-captains Jody Davig- 10 Taconic non, Patty Skowronek, and Luanne Varao. The offensive strike was lead by junior Pam Socha, who finished the season with twelve goals and six assists for a total of 10 points. Goalie Sue Jerz was given the MVP award for her tremendous school record of eight shut-outs in net; meanwhile, senior Patty Skowronek was voted tournament MVP. Best offensive player was awarded to Stephanie Mercier, and Best Defensive was Pam Socha. Senior Jody Davignon received the Coaches Award. Phil Dalessio returned as head coach with Jake Socha lending some extra assistance. Congratulations to Coach Dalessio and the Lady Lions for an outstanding season. oO x) 7c Ludlow West Springfield Westfield East Longmeadow Classical Cathedral Amherst Agawam Minnechaug Holyoke Northampton Chicopee Comp. West Springfield Cathedral 9 Longmeadow Classical Chicopee Agawam Western Mass. Quarter Finals NWONOAN SG eS suUs fs nwhd SAaNnNCOOWCOCDCONOGO AaANNN NH Western Mass. Semi-Finals 5 Holyoke . Western Mass. Finals 1 3 West Springfield State Semi-Finals 2 0 Marlboro Coach Dalessio and asst. coach Jake Socha prepare the team for the second half of the state semi-finals against Marlboro. Patty Skowronek questions an out-of-bounds call that went to Marlboro. Girls’s Soccer Vs Mike Bouyea goes up for the ass. cE. , FRONT ROW: S. SESLAR, R. POTTER, C. BRUNELLE, J. HARRINGTON, R. HAFNER, G. LIAS- oe Se a . ZENIK, S. ROHAN, D. TATRO. SECOND ROW: D. NAPOLITAN, C. DEGREGORY, R. PSZEN- oe ICZNY, R. ST. PETER, E. MONTS, P. MCBRIDE, R. FONTAINE, L. HOLMAN, M. HAJOWY). THIRD ROW: J. MCBRIDE, D. CASAGRANDE, JOE RODRIGUES, M. MAZIARZ, B. AYERS, M. im Parker pl field. Jim Parker plays the open field BRAGA, J. MONETTE, H. SILVA, D. LOISELLE, T. KUSEK. FOURTH ROW: S. HENAULT, L. HITCHCOCK, B. KULIG, B. VIGNEAULT, K. WILLIAMS, J. PARKER, M. TURGEON, M. BOUYEA, S. VIGNEAULT. ee Football DRIVE, DEDICATION, AND TALENT When asked about the 1985 foot- ball Lions, an optimist might say, “Well, at least none of our players were injured in the playoffs.” Of course, with a 1-8 record there was little danger of that happening. All joking aside, the season was less than expected, but there were many bright spots that served to make it an enjoyable learning experience for everyone involved. “The record was disappointing,” said senior captain Phil McBride when asked about the team, “but | had a lot of fun, and | wouldn’t think twice about playing with the same Ludlow Opp 14. Agawam ee 21 14 West Springfield 20 12... Frontier me eet ee 0. Athol ee 23 ee 30) Mohawk © tr 8 Ware We Pe TBE 12� Turneérs Falls i 6 Mahar wor 26 0 Palmer 8 bunch of guys,” calling his team- mates “great.” And how could any- one think anything but highly of a team with the nucleus of seniors that included such dedicated players as Don Tatro, Steve Rohan, Ralph Pot- ter, Chris Brunelle, Rich Hafner, Chip Harrington, Enoch Monts, Sean Seslar, Ron St. Peter, and Greg Lias- zenik. Their conduct made it diffi- cult to criticize the team despite its poor performance. The annual Thanksgiving day game with Palmer, which was played un- der a freezing torrential downpour at Chick Patullo Memorial Field, epitomized the Lions’ season. Their drive, dedication, and talent were all apparent, but they came up just short. Chip Harrington for the extra point. Football DETERMINATION AGAINST INEXPERIENCE “Despite our winless record, the team displayed a lot of determina- tion and desire which aided each runner to improve his her personal time over the course of the season,” said Coach “Spike” Clancy. Al- though the squad often had to face teams three times their size in num- bers these dedicated runners gave it their all each meet. With every member of the team returning, ex- cept senior Tony Senecal, Coach Clancy forsees a brighter future for Ludlow’s cross country program. There is a distinct possibility that the All-league star Tung Bui. Ludlow Opp 15 Belchertown 50 18 South Hadley 45 18 Longmeadow 45 20. Agawam 39 20 =Palmer 39 20 |. Monson 41 21. East Longmeadow = 38 19 Southwick 38 22. + Minnechaug 33 17.‘ Technical 31 of Cross Country 1986 team will win at least half of their meets. The brightest points of the 1985 season incuded performances by the only veteran, junior Tung Bui. Tung was undefeated on the Ludlow course with times of 15’30’’, 14’58”, 14'56”, and 15 04’. He was also im- pressive at the Western Massachu- setts Championships with an overall finish of 25th. Ludlow, as a team, placed 14th at the Western Mass. Championships. Perhaps the position does not show it, but the runners of the eighty-five season should be credited for their courage to overcome their small numbers and inexperience. GT OR ope mite. ny BPE Ram os, | i hha cated eg � S™ a Oe FRONT ROW: L. FERNANDES, K. TREMBLE, B. MOREAU, H. ZIMMERMAN. BACK ROW: MGR. C. LYONS, E. MARTELL, T. SENECAL, J. CROWLEY, T. BUI, COACH CLANCY. FREE ONLY TO FRESHMAN? On September 6, 1985, the Fresh- man class was welcomed by the Ju- niors with the annual Junior-Fresh- man dance in the cafeteria. The dance was attended by approximate- ly forty Juniors and sixty Freshmen. Among the freshmen were “Sonny Crockett’ himself, Chad Marshall, who entertained many throughout the night with his Miami Vice collec- tion of clothing, and Herb Zimmer- man, who danced the night away. Music was provided by student D.J.’s Scott Robbins, and Scott Du- quette. Refreshments, to the sur- prise of juniors Chris DeGregory and Craig Weeks, were, as they said, “free only to the freshmen?!” The dance was organized by Sean Ken- neally, Sharon Covington, and Junior Class President, Maryanne Abeid. Jr. Fr. Dance VICTORY ’85 October 4,1985 was the date of the annual fall Booster Day pep rally. The L.H.S. cheerleaders, led by cap- tain Sue Shatzer, and co-captains Krystal Applebee and Lynn Evans, got the students ‘‘psyched.”” Stu- dents enjoyed dances, cheers, and the antics of “The Ludicrous Lions,” who performed their “ding-dong” cheer and several other unusual feats. Fall athletes were introduced and applauded by the crowd. The girls’ soccer team gave their rendi- tion of the cheerleaders’ pyramid amid much uproar from the crowd. That night, the Senior Class hosted the Booster Day Dance, entitled “Victory 85.” Entertainment was provided by Jane Welsch and Neil Jackson of 96 WTIC FM. Once again many junior and senior boys per- formed what they call “the worm dance” to Otis Day’s Version of “SnoOutg BE roy Booster Day pact YE � ? M 4? 0 M4, : Jh a) $4 Booster Day Vy FROM BUNNIES TO DICE What was Marilyn Monroe doing in the Ludlow High School cafeteria? Well, Marilyn portrayed by senior Carrie Marceau, was joined by many other characters ranging from Play- boy bunnies to a pair of dice (Chris- tine Andreis and Kathy Melbourne). The event was the Halloween Mas- querade Party sponsored by THE CUB on November 1, 1985. Mike White and other student D.J.’s Steve Picard and Mike Abeid “hooked ‘em up” with some music as they played songs from such diverse groups as Motley Crue and the Talking Heads. During the dance, Brian Dygon took pictures of those who were willing to make a small contribution to THE CUB. In another corner of the cafe- teria, Mrs. Mazzocco, Mrs. Bacon, and Mrs. Lyons chose the students with the best costumes in a variety of categories. The evening came to a close when junior Cindy Lyons pre- sented the costume awards and the last slow song was played. dine Halloween Dance CC C6 S6 CC C6 SO O ( CC C6 S6 oO ( CC C6 S6 WINTER CC C6 S6 OVERLOOKED BUT OUTSTANDING Often overlooked but very vital to the L.H.S. athletic community are the cheerleaders. Once again the 1986 cheerleaders proved to be outstanding: Captain Sue Shatzer along with advisor Mrs. Tierney helped the varsity squad learn difficult dance and acrobatic routines. Besides cheering regularly at varsity boys’ football, soccer, and basketball games the squad cheered on the Varsity girls’ soccer team to the Western Mass. championship. Girls’ soccer coach Phil Dalessio presented the cheerleaders with a special award for their efforts. The cheerleaders . FRONT ROW: L. Panek, N. Abair, K. Applebee, S. Shatzer, L. Evans, G. Alves, T. Quimet. BACK also presented two very ROW: F. Fredette, J. Shatzer. memorable pep rallies. The annual Booster Day rally was held in the fall, while the squad later presented a rally for winter sport athletes. This year senior Faith Fredette and Julie Shatzer took turns as the L.H.S. lion. Nicki Abair Faithful football cheering squad. Working out a routine. Cheerleaders SKI TEAM This year’s ski team did very well finishing in fourth place in seven out of eight meets, and it also managed to place third in one meet. Coach Matt Conet will be graduat- ing 6 out of his 8 team members this year. The loss of senior Scott Tier- ney, who managed to make the C- division all star team, will be espe- cailly hard on next year’s team. Con- gratulations to coach Conet and his team on a fine season. = Down the slopes! Chris Lavoie, Sean Arpin, Brian Moylan, Coach Conet, Scott Tierney, Ed Szczebak, Carrie Marceau, Wendy Dargis, Wendy Swift. Scott Tierney through the gate ) Ski Team ‘as Lance Holman Drives his opponent's head to the mat. ¥ Larry Abeid with the takedown. Mark Garrity controls his opponent on the whistle. 121-pounder Larry Abeid sizes up his competition. GY oa Wrestling WEIGHT ‘TIL NEXT YEAR A lack of participation plagued the 1985-86 Ludlow High wrestling team. There were only 9 wrestlers on the team, making it virtually impossi- ble for the team to win a meet. De- spite this fact, there were many bright spots, most notably the per- formances of senior captain Paul Kir- kitelos. Paul was 11-2 with 9 pins in the regular season, ranking him sec- ond in Western Mass. for the 132 pound weight class. He placed fourth in the state tournament. This aie. = Classi¢ah Cathedral Tech. Putnam f= was the culmination of an excellent high school career for Paul. There were other quality under- “ ey , classmen wrestlers on the team who performed well above average dur- ing the season, including Lance Hol- man, who enjoyed an outstanding season until it was abruptly ended when he broke his thumb. Lance was seeded second in the Western Mass. tournament at the 170 pound mark. Regardless of these setbacks, coaches Dale and Craig McCarl re- mained devoted towards the goal of keeping the Ludlow High wrestling program alive. ? Coach Craig McCarl and captain Paul Kirkite- los give the team a pre-meet pep talk. Ne FRONT ROW: DAVE KORNACKI, MARK GARRITY, CAPT. PAUL KIRKITELOS, LANCE HOL- MAN, BILL BOUYEA. BACK ROW: COACH CRAIG MCCARL, JOANNE HEGY, LARRY ABEID, TIM CASHMAN, TOM COSTA, DAN DEPONTE, MGR. CINDY LYONS, COACH DALE MCCARL. Wrestling FRONT ROW: LOU TULIK, TODD SEPIOL, SERGIO FREITAS, SCOTT DUQUETTE, JEFF STEIG- MEYER, KEVIN WOODS, SCOTT ROBBINS, CHRIS ZIEGLER, TODD LEBLANC. BACK ROW: Jim Chouinard takes the draw at center. COACH MALEK, MGR. ANNETTE LAUZON, DAN CASAGRANDE, BOB HUGHES, TIM MAR- TINS, JIM NOWAKOWSKI, STEVE PICARD, CHRIS CURRIER, MIKE RODRIGUES, CRAIG FAL- CONER, JIM CHOUINARD, MGR. TRACY HOLLEY, MGR. GRACE GONCALVES, ASST. COACH GARBARINO. ¥ Senior defenseman Steve Picard takes a shot. _ Craig Falconer and Bob Hughes start the offense. Oo Oo o Ludlow East Longmeadow Easthampton Chicopee Comp. Chicopee Amherst South Hadley . Putnam a Palmer Greenfield East Longmeadow Easthampton Chicopee Amherst 2 South Hadley — Putnam Palmer Greenfield Western Mass. Tournament East Longmeadow Amherst Putnam — eee? oot @? ‘ie = PRHDANGTNADWADNWAMN AO NNO BNWMH AHADANNHM RONAN D NON Dr Ww State Semi-Finals 3. Minuteman R.V.H.S. 6 Senior Mike Rodrigues moves in for the shot. 86 Vie y Hockey WESTERN MASS. CHAMPS The Ludlow High School varsity hockey team was crowned as a co- champion of the Fay-Wright Division along with Amherst Regional High for the second year in a row. The Lions capped a brilliant season with Lou Tulik’s spectacular overtime goal against Putnam for the Western Mass. championship. Thus, the team earned a trip to the state semi-finals against Minuteman Vocational of Lexington. Overall, the Lion puck- sters enjoyed a 15 win - 5 loss record for the season. During the 1985-86 campaign the Lions had their ups and downs, but were able to put it all together when it was necessary. The Lions played their best when they were up against the tougher teams of their division. For example, they beat their arch- rival Amherst by the scores of 3-0 and 5-2 during the season, and final- ly 6-2 in the Western Mass. playoffs. One of the many reasons the Lions were so successful during the season The team gathers to get psyched up before the game. ESae r. ae = - rave esvry CRP ReAac eo ff ese = Pie ee PR i | He. hey was that they were the only team with two solid, experienced lines. These two lines, consisting solely of seniors, gave the Lions a potent and balanced scoring threat. Ludlow’s leading scorer, captain Mike Rodri- gues, along with forwards Craig Fal- coner, Jim Chouinard, Jim Nowa- kowski, Lou Tulik, and Bob Hughes helped make the Lions a strong goal- scoring team. The Lions also gave up the second fewest goals in their divi- sion. Large credit for this is due to senior defensemen Chris Currier and Steve Picard. Jeff Steigmeyer, and Scott Duquette, two of the sea- son’s finest goalies, also contributed largely to the team’s success. Jim Nowakowski and Jim Chouinard break on net. Ludlow 61 Dean Voke 46 Hopkins 36 Frontier 60 Athol 52 Turners Falls 55 Mohawk 50 Mahar 44 Mahar 49 Smith Academy A9 Easthampton De Hopkins 51 Frontier 70 Athol 81 Turners Falls 34 Mohawk 43 Smith 50 Easthampton 04 Basketball Opponent 39 oe 72 74 47 49 67 65 oe, 61 7a 85 79 53 35 58 72 Dan Sweeney shoots fo r the home crowd. Sophomore John Riordon goes airborne. Junior Don Napolitan starts the action. FRONT ROW: Mgrs. K. Trombley and L. Warzecki, R. Potter, D. Sweeney, K. Erickson, Mgrs. L. Warzecki and C. Tierney. MIDDLE ROW: J. Riordon, T. Bui, J. Crowley, T. Cieplek, D. Napoli- tan. BACK ROW: Coach Kolodziey, Assn’t Coach Cebula. HOOP HEROICS Putting a complete game together was the Lion’s greatest obstacle. Lud- low’s games were filled with quality play, but carelessness and mental fa- tigue put points between Coach Ko- lodziey’s boys and the opponent. Kris Erickson was a key contributer to the Lion’s cause, coming off the bench and creating much needed offense. Also, Ludlow’s potential packed Enoch Monts suffered from a lack of consistency. However, when he came to play, Monts natural quickness and superior strength cut an awesome figure on the court. Furthermore, Dan Sweeney contri- buted an average of twelve points and eight rebounds a game. Also, the 85-86 season provided a testing Kris Erickson leaps to make a pass. Ralph Potter prepares for play. . WE ; Enoch Monts starts off another game. ground for the budding Joe Crow- ley. This smooth sophomore played with the poise of a senior. Ralph Pot- ter, the fourth senior member of the squad, constantly showed his deter- mination and effort throughout the entire season. However these hoop heroics were hampered by inconsis- tency which often was the main rea- son for Ludlow’s losses. Although the Lions only had four seniors on the 85-86 team, the squad was quite competitive with the Hampshire County League. Joe Crowley, top underclassmen scorer. Basketball BACK ROW: COACH PHELON, NICOLE PICARD, KATHY MELBOURNE, PAM SOCHA, CHRISTINE DAVIS, KIM TAYLOR, ERICA SHELLHASE, COACH COTTI. FRONT ROW: DEBBIE RIORDON, CHRIS ANDREIS, SUE JERZ, KAREN BRUNELLE, LISA MARTIN. Co-captain Pam Socha ul hs Senior Debbie Riordon up for the jumpball. Karen Brunelle Kathy Melbourne gets the shot off. Girls’ Basketball TOUGH DEFENSE, QUICK OFFENSE Although the Lady Lions’ basket- ball team did not do as well as pre- dicted, they managed to finish the season with a very respectable 8-10 record. Showing tough defense with a surprisingly quick offense, the Lady Lions battled against such traditional rivals as: Palmer, Ware, and Putnam. Co-captains, Sue Jerz and Pam Socha provided the team with the leader- ship both on and off the court which was necessary to capture some major victories. Pam Socha was named as this year’s M.V.P. after leading the team in scoring, including an outstanding Chrissy Andreis wins the jumper. Ludlow : 38 = Palmer 41 23 Commerce Ee 3. 35. Holyoke Catholic 51 20 Ware . 66 40 Granby %. 50 43 Smith Voke © 20 41 Pathfinder 29 38. Classical od bs” 29 41 Tees. oe 33 33. Putnam oo 37 37. Palmer 43 32. Commerce 18 32%— Ware 35 37 Smith Voke 24 25. Pathfinder 30 19 Tech 44 17 © Classical 19 49 Putnam 37 25 point game against Putnam to end the season. Following Pam in scoring was Sue Jerz. Also helping out on ¥ f k offense was sophomore Kathy Mel- bourne who led the team in asssists NWA : iA i oe %, “f y, %, VY ‘td ¢ 5 Lisa Martin with the layup. Socha and Andreis chase the ball. and steals. Meanwhile on defense, Lisa Martin proved to be tough on the boards leading the team with re- bounds. She also earned the team’s most improved player award. Third year coach Len Phelon did a remarkable job rebuilding the team after graduating seven players last year. Since coach Phelon graduated only one senior, Debbie Riordan, this year, the girls’ basketball team looks to be very promising for next year’s season. Christine Davis on the layup. Girls’ Basketball TOTAL: 140 PINTS! On December 13, 1985 Pro Merito sponsored its winter bloodmobile under the direction of Marguerite Wrona. Seniors came down to the gymnasium during their free blocks to donate. Because of their support, 65 pints of blood w as collected. On mobile once again visited Ludlow High School. This time it was for the spring bloodmobile and co-chaired by Marguerite Wrona and Lynn Ev- _ ans. Due to the time and effort don- ated by all those involved, the drive was a great success, collecting 75 April 4, 1986 the Red Cross blood- pints of blood. Welcome to the Bk. rive American Red Cross Blood Services — Northeast Region is “yes to any of the following, please _ see the nurse in charge. Have you donazed blood in the lasc 56 days? . Fey ecg es than 10 pounds? vas Bloodmobile SLAVERY RETURNS? The first annual Slave Day auction took place on Wednesday, De- cember 4, 1985. This was the time when students “purchased” other students to be their slaves on De- cember 6, 1985. David Rickson, Chip Harrington, and Don Tatro were just a few of the top dollar bids. JCL president, Sean Kennealy, was auc- tioned for $5.50. Lance Holman took in the highest bid of the day, $25.00, to Shelly Strader. The slaves were made to dress up, sing songs, Carry lunches, books, and anything else that their masters ordered. The day was, to say the least, interesting for all who witnessed it. Slave Day wae SENIORS GET READY FOR SANTA! On December 20, 1985, the class of 1986 held its Senior Christmas Banquet. The setting for the festivi- ties was Tony Penny’s Restaurant in town. The night included dinner, which consisted of roast beef, pota- toes, and an endless amount of chicken and rice; dancing, with mu- sic provided by professional d.j.’s; and as a special bonus, an array of door prizes. Towards the end of the of | Sr. Christmas night, the seniors gathered in a cir- cle, holding hands, to say a special good-bye to classmate Don Tatro, who would be moving out of state. The snow that was falling added a sense of seasonal bliss to the even- ing; an evening which helped the seniors kick off a feeling of class uni- ty which would last throughout the year. ROPES RAISE MONEY On February 7, many students at Ludlow High School participated in a ‘Jump Rope For Heart” to benefit the American Heart Association. When all the pledges came in and were finally tallied, a record $2,166.90 was collect- ed. An activity such as this creates enthusiasm among the students and provides a low investment, high return extracurricular activity. There were approximately 175 students jumping for the three hour duration in both gymnasiums. The chairperson for this event was Karen Willard and Faith Ferdette; and with the help of the Ludlow Burger King who donated the cups and drinks, the event was a large success. It is hoped that this will continue to be an annual event at Ludlow High School sponsored and promoted by the Student Council. Jump-Rope tee A BREAK FROM ROUTINE The L.H.S. cheerleaders began the new year on January 4, 1986 with a pep assembly. As usual, the assembly was for students a break from the daily routine and a chance to get rowdy! The rally introduced the stu- dents to their winter athletes and gave them an incentive to cheer on players during the season. 82 a Winter Booster Day That evening, the cheerleaders also hosted an Hawaiian Dance. Those attending broke up the rou- tine of winter by dressing up in their exotic summer clothes. Music was provided by student D.].’s, and for all of those people who dared to “Hula,” the evening was a great deal of fun. = Hawaiian Dance SOPHOMORES GO TO “HEAVEN” The class of 1988 held the annual Sophomore banquet, entitled “Heaven”, on the evening of Febru- ary 28, 1986. The setting was the new Homestead Restaurant in Ludlow. Students danced all night to the sounds of a professional disc jockey. The evening was organized by Soph- omore class president Joe Crowley, along with class advisors Mr. Phelon, i i eae a | of 30 Sophomore Banquet Mr. Carlin, and Mr. Burrage. Sopho- mores decorated the Homestead to suit their theme. After a prime rib or chicken dinner, students as well as advisors expressed a great deal of ex- citement while dancing to 50’s mu- sic. Besides the students and the ad- visors, Mr. and Mrs. Cavallo and Mr. and Mrs. Andreis enjoyed the activ- ity of the cold winter night. é ie e suai seni SENIORS GO CHINESE On March 20, 1986, the Senior Class came together for a party at the Mandarin restaurant in Springfield. President Michele Manganaro said that the intent of her and her Senior executive board was to “give the Class of 1986 a night out and a night to remember.” The evening began with an all-you-can-eat Chinese buf- fet. Next, there were three hours of dancing with music provided by d.j. Tony Mole’. When Tony said “Let's do the hoky-poky”’, most of the sen- iors danced to that kindergarten fa- vorite. The night ended with a group dance to Frank Sinatra’s “New York, New York.” FREE FARE On March 10, 1986 the students of L.H.S. were lucky enough to rock to the sounds of “Free Fare,’ a five man band whose ages ranged from 19-24. The band tours the east coast to spread the word to kids that “being yourself is really where it’s at.” Free Fare aroused a lot of audience par- Oe Free Fare ticipation when they made their own “movie” on stage. No one will ever forget Mr. Duclos as C-3PO or Mrs. Kavka jamming to “Bang Your Head.” The music was mostly top 40, with hits by Mr. Mister, Corey Hart, and Quiet Riot. That night they put on another concert at the school. °C C6 SO CC C6 SO O ( CC C6 SO oO C CC C6 S6 SPRING CC C6 SO CC C6 S6 DAVE’S TENNIS The 1986 tennis team had a rough season finishing off the year with a 1-9 record. However, team members gained tremendous knowledge under the leadership of Coach ‘‘Dave’’. With no team captains, “Dave” had to provide all the leadership. This year’s team moved up to Division | from Division IIl because there were no slots remaining open in the later division. This, combined with the teams general inexperience, account for their record. Bright spots on this year’s team including Tim Lussier who was perhaps the hardest hitting player on the team. Chris Laramee attempted to induce team spirit. With gained experience the team hopes to have a productive season ‘next year. Scott Robbins with the backhand. Top row: Tim Lussier, Scott Robbins, Bill i i i ; , Billy Reid, Sean Keannelly, Mike Saletnik, Tom Reid, Bill Chris Laramee Nichol, Scott Doughty, Coach “Dave” Bottom row: Beth Connery, Chris Laramee, Jen Roki un? Tennis Scott Doughty on the move Tom Reid £ a : Ludlow Opponent 4 Longmeadow ‘e. Cathedral Amherst _ Westfield Northampton Longmeadow West Springfield Cathedral Amherst Westfield West Springfield Northampton : a conccocooeoscoe AnhnnnAnwTAnwn Billy Reid returning the serve Bill Nichol showing his skill Tennis ine Noel Giard on the long jump. Track i Jim Parker sprints to a win. NORTH Amore. Coach Budlong getting involved. Scott Henault pushing hard. FRONT ROW: N. Giard, G. Liaszenik, K. King, J. Parker, T. Bui. SECOND ROW: H. Langton, A. Newman, K. Granger, K. Tremble, T. Batista, E. Woytych, J. Fiorvanti, A. Sands, M. Dzuira, S. Henault, M. Marceau. BACK ROW: P. Molé, B. Weeks, J. LaRose, L. Vautrain, W. Moreau, R. Sloat, M. Maziarz, J. Crowley, R. Piper, E. Carrington, J. Roberts, C. Budlong, Coach Budlong. LIONS’ TRACK Although the 1986 track team did not win a meet, it would be unfair to blame Coach Budlong or any mem- ber of this team for the lack of suc- cess. For the most part, this was a team which performed as well as many other schools in the area. The difference was that the turn out for Ludlow track was generally much less than that for other schools. Fur- thermore, Ludlow track was at a grave disadvantage because it did not have the proper facilities for the development of the track program. First year coach Dan Budlong did as y 40 Northampton 105 Ie.4Z So. Hadley 94 36 Chicopee 105 49 Southwick 96 eye East Longmeadow 83 ip Holyoke Catholic 73 61 Amherst 84 40 Greenfield 105 ENS much as possible to combat these problems. The year’s main contributors were all underclassmen. Junior Jim Parker performed well enough to qualify for the Western Mass. and State tournaments. Jim’s main events were the triple jump and the 100 meter. Tung Bui also did well in the West- ern Mass. tournament, where he competed in the triple jump and the 440 meter. Another bright spot for the Lions was the foursome of Bui, Parker, Crowley, and LaRose. These four underclassmen finished sixth in the relay at the Western Mass. tour- nament. Jim Parker on the triple jump. LO ee a ie Kevin King takes over for fellow relayist Jim Robert. Track Scott Tierney with a powerful stroke. Ludlow Opponent 7% East Longmeadow 10% 3% Chicopee Comp. 2% 12 Minnechaug 16% 9% Chicopee 82 10!2 Agawam 7 % 3% Longmeadow 14% 7 ‘2 Chicopee 10! 10 So. Hadley 8 y) So. Hadley 11 14% West Springfield 3% 10'2 East Longmeadow 7% 0 Minnechaug 18 12 Agawam 6 212 Longmeadow 3% ‘as Golf M. Parsons, B. Kulig, S. Tierney, P. Kirkitelos, B. Hughes, B. Carnevale, Coach Holdsworth. LUDLOW LINKSTERS The 1986 golf team finished 7 and 7 for the year, but the linksters were hoping for even greater things. They were a senior-laden team with plen- ty of experience. The top golfers were Bob Hughes and Paul Kirkitelos who alternated at the number one position. Dave Condon and Scott Tierney were the other two seniors who led the Lions charge. Sopho- mores Mark Parsons, Bob Carnevale, and Steve Cieplek rounded out the varsity lineup. The potential of this team was shown when the golfers topped previously unbeaten, and eventual Valley Wheel champion South Hadley. A victory over tourna- ment bound East Longmeadow also made it obvious just what might have been if the Ludlow golfers could have pulled together. Regardless of this overall disappointment, the team qualified four players for the Western Mass. individual tourna- ment in Williamstown; Hughes, Kir- kitelos, Condon, and Parsons. Mr. Holdsworth once again provided ex- cellent leadership in continuing the tradition of winning golf at L.H.S. 7p sy tener Scott Tierney displays excellent form. Bob Hughes readies for the putt. Sophomore Bob Carnevale drives the ball. Golf ae MALEK’S GIRLS Third year coach Dick Malek ex- pected his 1986 Lady Lion softball team to prove very competitive, en- tering every game with a chance to win. The varsity softball team lived up to this expectation even though they finished the season with a mis- leading 6-13 record. The Lady Lions got off to a slow start, but by the end of the season they were giving teams such as Am- herst and Longmeadow a run for their money. Since this year’s team graduated only two players, co-cap- tains Missy Bator and Amber Her- shey, the team looks to be very promising next year. Next year’s var- sity team will have such talent as Sue Jerz, Chris Parzych, Kathy Mel- bourne, Chris Andeis, and Nicole Forgie. Congratulations to this year’s team on a well played season. Pam Socha exibiting her stance. Kathy Melbourne waiting for the pitch. ; Jerz and Melbourne making the play at sec- ond. Ludlow Opponent — West Springfield 15 Minnechaug 42 Minnechaug 13 Westfield 7 So. Hadley 20 Northampton 13 Longmeadow 13 Agawam 10 East Longmeadow 6 16 14 12 7 12 10 4 0 7 8 woo bn a BAAR WONMDAAHA Amherst Classical Northampton So. Hadley Palmer Agawam _ Longmeadow East Longmeadow Amherst Classical et NO . 3 OO Ov ae Sue Jerz moving for the ball. Missy Bator stepping into the pitch. tne Softball FRONT ROW: M. Abeid, C. Andreis, N. Forgie, K. Tokarz, G. Casagranda, A. Hiersche. BACK ROW: Coach Malek, K. Melbourne, P. Socha, M. Gaudreau, C. Parzych, C. Maziarz, M. Bator, S. Jerz, Coach Lonczak. Chris Andreis making the play. Marie Gaudreau throwing the ball into play. Bey 2 2 : Crt Pen in i ¥ Coach Malek giving advice to Nicole Forgie. Chris Parzych showing her form. Softball dng a y “i 4 if ae Ludlow Opponent 2 Holyoke 7 2 Chicopee Comp 4 4 So. Hadley ( 8 11 Classical 10 5 Agawam 16 3 Chicopee 10 3 Longmeadow 2 4 East Longmeadow 9 5 Amherst 4 i Minnechaug 0 8 Northampton 9 5 Northampton ie 4 So. Hadley 8 - 4 Agawam 18 Front Row: J. Hough, D. Sweeney, J. Garrow. Second Row: J. Morin, D. Casagrande, S. Mc : Sg : C. Conui, K. Leal, D. Napolitan. Back Row: Coach Kolodziey, S. Picard, T. Cieplek, K. We er pera ee 2 Rae, Mgrs. T. Tolson and Pszeniezny. Missing: M. Abeid. ; SN innechaug 5 5 Palmer 4 3 Holyoke Catholic 2 oo ges ’ « a oS ee eis a Oe 9: . ie a iy ibis Junior Todd Cieplek looking sharp. All-league candidate Dan Casagrande. Hardthrowing Joe Hough looks for the a vere (42) Baseball sign. A MATTER OF PRIDE High hopes characterized the atti- tude of the 1986 baseball team as the season approached. This was a team that truly believed it would be in the Western Mass. tournament .come June. With a team that was com- posed of 9 seniors, it was easy to see why these Lions believed in them- selves. As the season opened, those high hopes were met by some early suc- cess. In the second game of the sea- son, Jeff Garrow contributed to the most exciting Lions victory as he tri- pled home three runs in the bottom of the seventh inning with two outs. The final score of this hard hitting game was 11-10. This kind of play typified the first half of the season that Jeff had and gained him respect throughout the league. Over the next three weeks though, the team fell to 3-7 and lost a couple of key players. Perhaps the 4 Senior backstop Ken Hawley. turning point of the season came when the Lions dropped a 10 inning game to Division | power Northamp- ton. In a typical Lions’ high scoring game, the lack of depth in pitching ultimately was a major cause for de- feat. Without star lefty Dan Sweeney on the mound, the team just did not have the pitching needed to com- pete with the rest of the league. The team now realized that their tourna- ied ment hopes were nearly impossible, and the season was now a matter of pride. The Lions played very re- spectably over the second half of the season, as Joe Hough caught fire and helped to carry the Lions to a 5-5 second half. Underclassmen also played a ma- jor role in the 1986 season. Sopho- more shortstop Dan Casagrande hit an incredible .368. Also, Carl Conui was the speedster who got things started for the team. Coach Kolod- ziey decided to bring more under- classmen to varsity, as freshman Steve Potorski was given a chance to catch for the team. Carl Conui takes a powerful cut. Baseball “SATISFACTION GUARANTEED!” On the nights of April 18, and 19, 1986, the class of 1986 presented the Senior Show ... “Satisfaction Guar- anteed.” Mr. Martin agreed to direct the show one last time. Due to the dedication of Mr. Martin, and the student coordinators, John DeVillez and Chip Harrington, the show was a big success. Both nights were sel- louts. The class of 1986 has a lot of hidden talent which surged forth during the show. There was a great blend of comedy, singing, and danc- ing. No one will ever forget the “Flying Tortelinis,” or the big pro- duction number, “The Rangers”! The show closed with the senior members of concert choir singing “Somewhere.” may Sr. Show Senior Show wes Senior Show Senior Show ne “DREAMS GO ON FOREVER” On May 16, 1986, the class of 1987 presented the annual Junior-Senior Prom. This year’s coordinators, Brian Dygon and Lynn Evans decided to have the prom at a new location, the Northhampton Hilton. The new hall wasn’t the only non-traditional fac- tor of this year’s prom. The king and queen of the prom were chosen separately and there was no court. The queen was junior Grace Alves, and the king was senior Jim Cavallo. Their coronation was commenced with the cutting of the prom cake. The music was provided by “Bree- zin’. The evening flew by and it’s guests went home with “dreams” of a very special night. FINE ARTS 8 bas Fine Arts MARCHING LIONS Once again the 1985-86 Ludlow High School marching band dis- played above average marching and instrumental ability during its half- time show, while also boosting the spirits of L.H.S. football fans. These students, under the direction of Mr. Royce Layman and Mr. Dan Carlson put in many hours of practice during the school year. Their season ending Thanksgiving Day performance highlighted the professional attitude these band members displayed all year long. On Tuesday, December 17, the Ludlow High School Music Depart- ment staged its annual Christmas Concert. The Brass Ensemble, under the direction of Mr. Daniel Carlson, opened the concert with traditional Christmas carols. The predominately senior concert choir then continued to spread Christmas sprit with old English Christmas carols and other Christmas selections. The chorale once again displayed exceptional vo- cal ability throughout its contribu- tion to the program. Both the cho- rale and the concert choir owe their successes to the heartfelt direction of Mr. Gregory Wrinn who gave the singers their love for fine music. CHRISTMAS CONCERT pe ae Q my Concert Choir DESIRE On March 14 and 15 the Drama II class with the help of the Drama | class staged one of Tennesee Wil- liam’s most famous plays, A Streetcar Named Desire. It proved an interest- ing challenge to our student actors. With the help and under the direc- tion of Mr. Burrage and through their own perseverance these hard working students rose to the chal- lenge. This challenge was met through eight straight weeks of dili- gent rehearsals culminating at the Berkshire Community College Dra- ma Festival where the drama stu- dents took first place in the category of best play. Also, senior Melissa Whitworth, who portrayed Blanche Dubois, won the best actress award at the same festival. This school pro- duction proved most rewarding for both the students themselves and the people viewing the play. Special recognition should go to the other three leading roles played by Dar- lene ‘Stella’” Tower, Paulo “Stanley” Tereso, and Scooter “Mitch” Santos, and the rest of the cast of A Streetcar Named Desire. Drama ® SYMPHONY BAND The Symphony Band held the an- nual Spring Concert on May 6th at the Paul R. Baird Junior High School auditorium. This year’s concert fea- tured diverse selections such as “Al- leluia Laudamus Te”, “The Sixties”, and the “Symphonic Overture’. A special treat was given to the audi- ence at this concert. Steven Schiller, principal trumpeter of the Spring- field Symphony, performed during this concert. This guest artist per- formed under a grant from the Arts Lottery Council. The Symphony Band is under the direction of Dr. Royce E. Layman and Daniel J. Carl- son. It is because of their hard work and encouragement that the Sym- phony Band performs with great ability and such enthusiasm. Symphony Band SPRING CONCERT The Concert Choir and Chorale put on its annual Spring Choral Mu- sic Concert on May 13th at the Paul R. Baird Junior High School audito- rium. This was the last time for the twenty-five seniors in Concert Choir to perform with the musical ability they possesed. They were able to show their talent through the wide range of selections they sang. Through their hard work the stu- dents in Concert Choir performed with great style. This accomplish- ment could not have been achieved however without the direction and support of their director, Mr. Greg- ory Wrinn. The featured selections included peices from the “Chiches- ter Psalms” all t he way to the rock opera of “Jesus Christ Superstar”. Spring Concert ae Bass Clarinet Chester Parz othy Gerald Macri Tina Batista Jeffrey Syman lissa Clowes Debbie Kempesty Scott Santos in Krzyzek Kim Tremble ree Lebrecque Mark Papuga sten Condon Ic Seam, Devine e Borsa | be deena | Debbie Voge Bourcier . a on s f � n Tokarz 1 I vy Den : wii | dy Sue Dargis ; ae tr ; CC C6 SO a C6 86 O G a C6 S6 oO ¢ °C C6 S6 PEOPLE CC C6 S6 ug C6 S6 oy FRESHMAN EXECUTIVE BOARD: FRONT ROW: J. Shatzer, J. Rokosz, H. Kenneally, H. Holman, A. Sands, T. Queiros, D. Bator, D. McDonald, K. Tokarz. BACK ROW: T. Brown, T. DosSantos, B. Nicoll, S. Potorski, C. Frappier, J. Robert, B. MacIntosh. ees aie SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE BOARD: FRONT ROW:N. Abair, M. Robbins, R. LeBreque, L. Borsa, J. Crowley, H. Girqux, K. Condon, A. Casagrande, M. Barnes. MIDDLE ROW: L. Panek, J. Terzi, D. Carrington, C. Burrage, P. Dobek, B. Sloat, T. Sepiol, A. Carr. BACK ROW: C. Andreis, P. Ouellette, §. Orchalek, L. Gonclaves, T. Ouimette, K. Klimek, K. Lynch, M. Laramie, S. Kibbe. Organizations JUNIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD: FRONT ROW: W. Papko, H. Ribeiro, S. Covington, S. Robbins, M. Abeid, S. Duquette, S. Trembley, T. Boyden. MIDDLE ROW: J. Sirard, R. St. Amand, S. Kenneally, M. Saletnik, L. Holman, J. Parker, D. Loiselle. BACK ROW: R. Gottsman, K. Ferrigan, G. Goncalves, G. Alves, T. Bui, L. Evans, K. Applebee, C. Parzych, H. Robbins, K. Chenaille, G. Casagranda. SENIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD: FRONT ROW: C. Marceau, K. Pease, K. Erikson, L. Varao, P. Skowronek, L. Martins, P. Zaranek, M. Manganaro, T. Batista, S$. Strader, K. Trombley, D. Frigon, M. Abeid. MIDDLE ROW: M. Wrona, S. Shatzer, J. Harrington, K. Hawley, S. Picard, J. Morin, K. Willard, F. Fredette, C. Bycenski, D. Condon. BACK ROW: K. Beaty, J. DeVillez, M. Giebner, G. Lucia, T. Klimek, T. Brady, J. Ziemba, D. Sweeney, C. Vigneault, D. Tower, L. Clark, V. Fonseca, J. Cavallo. Organizations STUDENT COUNCIL: FRONT ROW: M. Manganaro, P. Zaranek, D. Slepecki, L. Martins, P. McBride, D. Sweeney, H. Kenneally, J. Robert, Mr. Charest. M DDLE ROW: J. Cavallo, J. Harrington, S$. Robbins, P. Skowronek, F. Fredette, K. Willard, L. Holman, D. Condon, M. Wrona, S. Kenneally. BACK ROW: A. Sands, J. Crowley, R. LeBrecque, L. Evans, C. Parzych, K. Applebee, G. Goncalves, M. Robbins, D. Vogley, M. Abeid, M. Crespo, K. Bunten, T. Queiros, L. Borsa, A. Palatino, J. Hegy. STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL: D. Slepecki, D. Condon, K. Willard, J. Cavallo, C. Parzych. £4 soy Organizations PRO MERITO: FRONT ROW: M. Wrona, S. Robbins, J. Cavallo, L. Evans, D. Condon, M. Abeid. BACK ROW: P. Kirkitelos, K. Hawley, G. Goncalves, M. Saletnik, R. Martins, S. Trembley. Lia Te ee. a eee nee ee eS i y. . AS SCHOOLS MATCH WITS TEAM: FRONT ROW: M. Saletnik, M. Brumer, C. Davio, F. Marques, D. Condon, P. Kirkitelos. BACK ROW: C. Parzych, J. Cavallo, $. Mastalerz, T. Barszewski. Organizations ene o A.V.A.: FRONT ROW: M. Saletnik, S. Duquette, H. Kenneally, M. Wikar, P. Wanegar, M. Haryasz, Mr. Colburn. BACK ROW: S. Sampson, P. Phelps, T. Santucci, E. Smith, R. Dygon. OFFICE HELP: A. Albanese, A. Cote, J. Desroches, N. Picard, K. Chenaille, C. Thibault. Organizations ia MATH TEAM: FRONT ROW: M. Brumer, M. Wrona, M. Saletnik, G. Goncalves, P. Kirkitelos. BACK ROW: J. Cavallo, D. Condon, L. Evans, J. DePonte. CUB STAFF: FRONT ROW: J. Ziemba, M. Abeid, M. Bator, M. Crespo, A. Pinto, M. Rooney. MIDDLE ROW: S. Picard, J. Shatzer, M. Barnes, C. Lyons. BACK ROW: L. Lucas, K. Granger, D. Granger, E. Woytych, Mrs. Kelley. Organizations Vs FRENCH CLUB Front Row: H. Kenneally, L. Panek, P. Ouellette, K. Vigneault, A. Anselmo, M. Crespo, S. Orchulek, K. Klimek, S. Kibbe, T. Tolsen, L. Wilk, L. Martin, Mr. Martin Middle Row: M. Abeid, N. Abair, T. Boyden, S. Trembly, T. Brady, M. Giebner, F. Marques, C. Maziarz, C. Goguen, M. Alves, M. Abeid Back Row: G. Alves, H. Ribiero, S$. Malaquias, C. Diniz, L. Goncalves, L. Skocylas, T. Boyer, C. Dimmock, M. J. Alessio, B. Tyburski, K. Brown, B. Moro. STUDENT PATROL Front Row: G. Liaszenik, S. Santos, P. McBride, D. Sweeney Back Row: M. Abeid, J. Ziemba ta Organizations JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Front Row: Mrs. Honig, J. Morin, T. Klimek, S. Kenneally, C. DeGregory, L. Holman, D. Loiselle, J. Ziemba Second Row: T. Bamford, S$. Mastalerz, D. Rae, M. Whitney, H. Giroux, J. Riordan Third Row: S. Potorski, G. Liaszenik, L. Warzecki, L. Warzecki, M. Gatesman, L. Libiszewski, K. Grochmal, T. Costa Fourth Row: R. Wizner, S. Gallagher, S. Perreault, K. Woods, C. Davis, K. Hawley, C. Laramee, C. Davio, B. Connery. PORTUGUESE CLUB First Row: J. Balbino, T. Afonso, G. Fontoura, L. Vital, J. Saraiva, N. Soares, A. Pina Second Row: L. Santos, L. Aguiar, F. Goncalves, P. Venancio, M. Marques, A. Pires Third Row: S. Ramos, S. Eusabio, D. Agusto, R. Marques, A. Amaral, M. Ramos, D. Vieira Fourth Row: L. Fontoura, A. Coelho, K. Leal, Mrs. Fagundes, C. Figueiredo, E. Santos. tee Organizations JUNIORS HOME ROOM 212 FRONT ROW: T. Afonso, L. Alves, L. Braga, M. Albano. MIDDLE ROW: R. Alexander, K. Applebee, G. Alves, L. Babula, J. Allore. BACK ROW: J. Boduck, C. Bernardos, S. Adams, A. Afonso. MISSING: M. Abeid, C. Adam, J. Aiessio, S. Allore, K. Anderson, D. Aubrey, C. Babineau, J. Balbino, B. Bator, J. Beaulieu, M. Belanger, B. Besaw. HOME ROOM 218 FRONT ROW: M. Bourbeau, M. Chapdelaine, T. Boyer, A. Brumer, C. Budlong, D. Bowen. MIDDLE ROW: T. Cashman, K. Charest, K. Brunelle, L. Bourcier, C. Casagrande, T. Boyden. BACK ROW: P. Brown, M. Bushey, D. Callahan, L. Braga, J. Desforges, J. Carrington, D. Carrington. MISSING: K. Bousquet, M. Bouyea, T. Bui, G. Casgranda, G. Casagranda, S. Chaput, M. Charron, J. Chaves. HOME ROOM 220 FRONT ROW: M. Desautels, D. Costa, C. Colapietro, A. Coelho, C. Davis, L. DaCosta, A. Dearness. MIDDLE ROW: J. Desforges, A. Cote, N. Chiasson, S. Covington, J. Desroches, K. Chenaille. BACK ROW: T. Cieplik, J. Couture, C. Costa, C. Conui, A. Damato, C. DeGregory, J. DaCruz. MISSING: R. Dargis, K. Davis. HOME ROOM 221 FRONT ROW: G. Fontoura, A. DosSantos, T. Durham, D. Echols. MIDDLE ROW: M. Gatesman, P. Gagnon, L. Evans, K. Evans, K. Ferrigan. BACK ROW: B. Dygon, S. Duguettle, Shawn Gallagher, D. Gaumond. MISSING: E. Dias, A. Donegan, M. Dutra, D. Dygon, C. Ferreira, A. Ganhao, L. Garneau, M. Garriety, A. Gaudreau, T. Gaudreau, D. Dryjowicz, S. Echols. � ? Underclassmen HOME ROOM 222 FRONT ROW: S. Kenneally, M. Haryasz, D. King, L. Holman. M DDLE ROW: D. Joao, C. Gregoire, G. Goncalves, M. Hajowyj, S. Jerz. BACK ROW: M. Goncalves, L. Gershowitz, R. Gottsman, T. Holley, R. Goss, M. Jurkowski. MISSING: D. Goncalves, F. Goncalves, G. Goncalves, J. Goncalves, F. Grimaldi, D. Hamilton, N. Herter, E. Howes, J. Hutfer. HOME ROOM 322 FRONT ROW: F. Goncalves, K. Lamont, D. Lopes, C. Kolodziey, B. La Rose. MIDDLE ROW: M. Makuch, K. Krzyzek, R. Lima, G. Markiewicz, D. LaFortune. BACK ROW: C. LaFromboise, S. MacNeil, B. Lafayette, A. LaMontagne, D. Loiselle, A. Magalhaes, T. Kusek. MISSING: K. Kulig, C. Laird, K. Lang, W. Lanza, K. Lord, C. Lyons, D. Malvinni, C. LeCompte. HOME ROOM 226 FRONT ROW: K. Martell, C. Martins, C. Martins, B. Layfatte, L. Nadeau, E. Martins, C. Maziarz. MIDDLE ROW: R. Nicletti, S. Martins, D. Napolitan, K. Meyrick, M. Mushok, K. Nofio. BACK ROW: C. Nencetti, S. Martowski, P. McGaffigan, T. Martins, S. Nicoll,.T. Moyian, P. Morrison. MISSING: M. Marques, P. Mole, S. Monette. HOME ROOM 227 FRONT ROW: H. Piper, S. Papillon, G. Peabody, E. Pinto, N. Oliveira. MIDDLE ROW: S. Robbins, M. Odato, L. Quiterio, E. Pires, H. Ribeiro, D. Patrie. BACK ROW: H. Robbins, C. Parzych, W. Papko, J. Parker, R. Pasquini, D. Outhuse, D. Pellitier. M SSING: M. Papuga, A. Peck, A. Porier, C. Polak, T. Reid, M. Richter. 8 Underclassmen roy HOME ROOM 228 FRONT ROW: J. Saraiva, V. Rodriques, Y. Rodrigo, P. Socha, E. Skoczylas, M. Talbot, M. Stec. MIDDLE ROW: M. Papuga, S. Ryczek, K. Saloio, J. Steigmeyer, J. Schinabeck, J. Sirard. BACK ROW: R. St. Amand, J. Stewart, A. Snyder, M. Roncarati, M. Saletnik, D. Salvador, W. Swift. MISSING: C. Rousseau, C. Rousseau, D. Salvador, D. Shields, M. Scott, C. Rock. HOME ROOM 230 FRONT ROW: J. Yando, J. White, L. Vital, M. Tavares. MIDDLE ROW: M. Papuga, T. Vigneault, M. Tyburski, M. Trombly, S. Trembley. BACK ROW: C. Volker, C. Weeks, T. Theroux, K. Woods. MISSING: J. Taylor, V. Taylor, K. Truchan, M. Turgeon, M. Vaz, P. Wanegar, T. Watson, K. Wheeler, M. Wheeler, K. Williams, K. Zych, T. Taylor. be “ane Underclassmen SOPHOMORES HOME ROOM 204 FRONT ROW: L. Almeida, A. Amaral, A. Anselmo, S. Boutin, C. Bates. MIDDLE ROW: C. Andreis, L. Abeid, L. Borsa, T. Bacon, C. Boduch, L. Bergeron, L. Aguiar. BACK ROW: M. Barnes, K. Acheson, W. Bilodeau, R. Bourdeau, W. Ayers, E. Bennett, M. Bragga, A. Alexio, J. Alves. MISSING: N. Abair, J. Bates, S. Beaudry, J. Beckwith, I. Bettencourt. HOME ROOM 205 FRNT ROW: J. Brooks, A. Casagrande, T. Carrier, M. Cordeiro, D. Carrington, C. Connelly. MIDDLE ROW: K. Congelton, A. Carr, C. Burrage, K. Condon, S. Charter, D. Connaughton, L. Chmura. BACK ROW: D. Casagrande, A. Chaplin, J. Carington, M. Casimiro, L. Chase, K. Ciempa, J. Casagranda, S. Cieplik. MISSING: R. Carnevale, R. Chevalier, K. Conniff. HOME ROOM 206 FRONT ROW: D. Dill, M. Crespo, J. Dryjowicz, G. Courtney, D. Dominque. MIDDLE ROW: D. DePonte, C. Desmarais, K. Dahlke, C. Davis, L. Duda, P. Dobek. BACK ROW: K. Eagen, F. Deroiun, M. Crinella, J. Crowley, T. Costa, K. Drozdowski. MISSING: B. Cox, A. Dias, A. Duke, M. Dziura, V. Eugenio, C. Eusebio. HOME ROOM 207 FRONT ROW: B. Hough, K. Grochmal, S. Henault, M. Fuller, D. Ferreira, M. Goncalves, A. Holmes. MIDDLE ROW: K. Granger, J. Hegy, H. Giroux, J. Fonte, M. Gamache, M. Gaudreau, L. Goncalves. BACK ROW: L. Fernandes, S. Freitas, K. Garrow, F. Goncalves, V. Garcia, R. Fontaine, L. Hitchcock, J. Gelinas, R. Haryasz, K. Germain. MISSING: J. Hoeckh, L. Goble, D. Hoey. Underclassmen HOME ROOM 208 FRONT ROW: D. Kempesty, S. Kibbe, K. LaRue, M. LaPointe. MIDDLE ROW: K. Klimek, M. Laramie, M. LaFromboise, R. LaBrecque, K. Koss. BACK ROW: R. Kulig, J. LaFlamme, S. Lambert, D. Kornacki, C. Lavoie, T. Laurin. MISSING: R. Hudyka, J. Jamroz, K. King, C. LaFountain, M. Garnett, L. Lata, K. Leal, M. Leandro. HOME ROOM 209 FRONT ROW: R. Marques, M. Marques, M. Manteria, S. Marion, G. Lucia, J. McBride. MIDDLE ROW: L. Martins, T. Meade, K. Melbourne, L. Martin, K. Lynch, S. Maia. BACK ROW: P. Leandro, M. Macri, S. McLeod, R. Marceau, M. Maziarz, P. Lopes, T. Lussier. MISSING: P. Machado, E. Marosits, A. Marques, L. Martins, L. Martin, L. McAfee, M. Meireles. HOME ROOM 213 FRONT ROW: E. Mozar, T. Murphy, L. Panek, T. Ouimette, S. Nogeria, J. Monteiro. MIDDLE ROW: M. Ouellette, S. Orchuiek, K. Narreau, J. Menard, T. Odato, W. Moro. BACK ROW: A. Oliveira, G. Nicholls, R. Messier, S. Mercier, M. Pariseau, J. Monette. MISSING: M. Minkos, J. Mishol, A. Morgado, G. Murphy. HOME ROOM 214 FRONT ROW: J. Perrira, E. Peters, M. Richard, L. Renyolds, N. Picard, R. Pzniencney, J. Pellisier, C. Philbrick. MIDDLE ROW: L. Rivers, C. Piper, M. Prokop, C. Parker, T. Plantanitis, J. Pendexter, S. Perrault, |. Ramos. BACK ROW: B. Recor, B. Rickson, J. Riordon, D. Rae, E. Ptaszkiewicz, J. Perreira, M. Perreira, P. Phelps, A. Pires, D. Pederneira. MISSING: M. Parson, S. Richter. y705 Underclassmen HOME ROOM 219 FRONT ROW: D. Silveira, D. Rusin, H. Silva, M. Santos, E. Santos, S$. Santos. MIDDLE ROW: E. Shellrase, L. Santos, C. Santos, A. Santos, P. Rodrigues, J. Sarnell, M. Robbins, M. Santos. BACK ROW: T. Sepiol, R. Sloat, S. Sampson, R. Santos, M. Rodrigues, J. Rodrigues, E. Smith. M SSING: C. Rodrigues, K. Savage, J. Rodrigues. HOME ROOM 301 FRONT ROW: R. Wainwright, D. Vieira, R. Wisner, P. Tereso, M. Trombley. M DDLE ROW: B. Vigneault, R. Venancio, S. Vigneault, J. Terzi, D. Zglobicki, D. Tranquilli, K. Taylor. BACK ROW: D. Wagenbach, E. Woytych, D. Vogeley, A. Zych, K. Vigneault, J. Walker, C. Surreira. MISSING: A. Testori, A. Valadares, L. Wilk, C. Ziegler, M. Theberge, Z. Zielinski. 69 MCRIUAIAL LIBAN Y Underclassmen ry FRESHMAN HOME ROOM 300 FRONT ROW: F. Balbino, T. Albright, K. Alexander, E. Baltazar, S. Allore. M DDLE ROW: R. Allore, W. Bouyea, S. Andre, D. Barroso, D. Basile, D. Augusto. BACK ROW: A. Albanese, S. Arpin, M. Alessio, C. Boland, A. Bastos, T. Bator, K. Ayers. MISSING: R. Adams, J. Alfonso, M. Alves, D. -“a JF Bator, J. Bedard, D. Blair, B. Baginet. i win cu t a 8 HOME ROOM 302 FRONT ROW: T. Carlson, M. Brown, L. Chisholm, S. Bradley, T. Carron, B. Boyden. MIDDLE ROW: T. Cabral, K. Bunten, M. Cavallo, J. Clifford, W. Bugbee, T. Cislak, C. Clini. BACK ROW: C. Chaput, R. Clark, K. Brown, P. Campelo, A. Braz, T. Brown, C. Brady, T. Conde. HOME ROOM 303 FRONT ROW: D. DeVillez, M. DiSanti, S. Doughty, C. Diniz, C. Dias, M. Diniz, C. DosSantos, L. Consolino. MIDDLE ROW: J. Crespo, M. Conniff, K. Dudley, J. Connelly, N. DaCruz, E. DosSantos, B. Connery, A. Costa. BACK ROW: A. DosSantos, G. Costa, M. Cox, D. Cordeiro, V. Costa, S. Devine, S. DaCruz, C. Dimock, C. DaCosta. MISSING: E. Costa, T. Costa, M. Courture, J. Dias. HOME ROOM 313 FRONT ROW: L. Fontoura, M. Ferreira, W. Enos, K. Dumont, C. Frappier, T. Garneau, P. Ganhao. MIDDLE ROW: L. Geboskie, J. Ferraro, L. Gershowitz, P. Gaudette, M. Gatesman, N. Forgie, V. Ferreira, M. Fonseca. BACK ROW: G. Flowers, D. Fuller, B. Echols, R. Fontaine, R. Dygon, L. Dumais, J. Fioramanti, U. Dynak, K. Easton, A. Fernandes, C. Fijal. M SSING: S. Duquette, N. Ferreira. % “ag Underclassmen HOME ROOM 316 FRONT ROW: R. Hibbard, K. Hawley, K. Grimes, L. Goncalves, S. Hill. M DDLE ROW: M. Goncalves, M. Hicks, W. Hill, C. Hitchcock, L. Giza, E. Giebner. BACK ROW: S. Goncalves, J. Hafner, W. Hickey, C. Gogan, D. Grimaldi, C. Goncalves. MISSING: C. Gilrein, J. Goncalves, J. Goncalves, T. Haluch, D. Hamilton, C. Goodreau, T. Gregory, M. Gregoire. HOME ROOM 317 FRONT ROW: D. LeClaire, D. Lapierre, K. Laramee, M. Joao, K. Laroche, T. MacNeil, C. Kudia, D. Joao. MIDDLE ROW: H. Langton, T. Laird, H. Holman, H. Kenneally, S. Ingram, J. lvaniec, R. Koss. BACK ROW: J. Kline, J. LaRose, C. King, L. Lucas, S. Homans, J. Huffer, C. Lawler, B. Mackintosh, T. LeBlanc. MISSING: E. Lang, L. Lebiszewski, E. Loomer. HOME ROOM 321 FRONT ROW: S. McGaffigan, D. McDonald, R. McGahee, D. Monette, N. Mateus, R. Madiera, P. Mole. MIDDLE ROW: W. Messier, M. Meyrick, T. Mateus, C. Marshall, S. Manewich, D. Michalczyk, J. McKenna. BACK ROW: A. Majka, L. Martin, E. Martell, C. Milewski, L. Marques, J. Marques, K. McDonald, D. Maynard. MISSING: S. Malaquias, T. Melling. HOME ROOM 229 FRONT ROW: C. Moutinho, M. Nevue, C. Parzych, T. Piper, C. Ouimette, C. Neves, G. Peters. MIDDLE ROW: A. Pina, N. Palatino, M. Mosio, M. Padykula, L. Pariseau, L. Oliveira, L. Parzych, A. Newman. BACK ROW: J. Natario, A. Quano, W. Nicoll, M. Morais, S. O’Shaughnessy, S. Mortimer, B. Pelligrini. MISSING: L. Paulino. aS Underclassmen “a HOME ROOM 215 FRONT ROW: A. Pires, E. Salvadore, E. Rocha, C. Rebelo, E. Quiteiro, J. Recor, G. Pivin. MIDDLE ROW: L. Podosek, M. Portelada, T. Queiros, A. Sands, S. Potorski, H. Sanford, J. Robert, W. Reid. BACK ROW: R. Rodriguez, J. Rusiecki, J. Rokosz, K. Popp, W. Ramalho, M. Ramos, T. Rusin, M. Rua. MISSING: L. Potter, K. Priest, D. Provost. HOME ROOM 216 FRONT ROW: R. Spear, A. Saraiva, D. St. Amand, G. Sicard, B. Sweetman, J. Szarek. MIDDLE ROW: D. Steiner, J. Surreira, J. Santos, D. Szczepanek, A. Staeb, N. Soares, A. Sousa, C. Starzyk. BACK ROW: G. Sedelow, S. Santucci, J. Symanski, A. Skoczlas, J. Surreira, D. Sloat, J. Santos. MISSING: J. Shatzer, B. St. Jacques. HOME ROOM 320 FRONT ROW: S. Tereso, K. Vaz, B. Weeks, C. Thibault, J. Warzecki, C. Walker. MIDDLE ROW: M. Wrona, M. Wikar, M. Whitney, K. Tremble, L. Warzecki, C. Tierney, L. Warzecki. BACK ROW: D. Welch, L. Vautrain, K. Tokarz, R. Tyburski, N. Teixeira, E. Vital, A. Valadares. MISSING: R. Theriault, K. Truchan, H. Zimmerman. sae Underclassmen James Cavallo Principal Joseph Andreis J Assistant Principal Joyce Crandall Nurse | O% Administration Mary Szczygiel Rosemary Gilrein Margaret O’Neil Office Secretary Office Secretary Guidance Secretary Kathleen Abdow Business Beth Bacon Special Services Freshman Class Advisor Alexander Bal Special Education Paula Bennett Spanish Emilio Bollea Business Robert Bousquet Social Studies Bernard Burns Art Howard Burrage English Drama Club, Sophomore Class Advisor John Carlin Mathematics Sophomore Class Advisor Joan Carlin English Leo Casagrande Social Studies Louis Casagrande Guidance Director Joan Cavallo Chemistry Senior Class Advisor, Yearbook Advisor Lydia Cepeda Guidance Junior Class Advisor Leonard Charest Social Studies Department Chairman Student Council Advisor C] Faculty Miriam Clement Home Economics Robert Colburn Librarian AVA Advisor Brian Connery Social Studies Freshman Class Advisor Charles Costa Special Education Maureen Cotti Art Girls JV Soccer and Basketball Richard Cotti English Phillip Dalessio Science Girls Varsity Soccer Joseph Daniele Industrial Arts Department Chairman Sheila Dias English Susan Dibble English Francis Duclos Science Department Chairman Lieselotte Dumais French-Spanish French Club Gordon Eaton Science Maria Fagundes Portuguese Portuguese Club Advisor Wallace Gay Industrial Arts Faculty “It’s kids like these that convince me that I made the right choice in becoming a teacher. They were all great kids, and I wish them all the best.” - Gordon Eaton ‘John Godek “Guidance Antonio Goncalves ESL Portuguese Club Advisor Richard Hamel Industrial Arts Lawrence Holdsworth Social Studies Varsity Golf Coach Sara Honig Latin Junior Classical League Advisor Nancy Kavka Home Economics Suzanne Kelley English Cub Advisor, Pro Merito Advisor Herman Kendrick Industrial Arts Lee Kenworthy Physical Education Richard Kolodziey Science William Kolodziey Science Varsity Basketball and Baseball William Koscher Social Studies Varsity Football Assistant Coach, As Schools Match Wits Advisor Faculty “You have but scratched the surface.” - William Koscher Robert Koshinsky Industrial Arts Nancy Kowalczyk Social Studies Bert Krasner Physical Education Helen Kudlic Physical Education David Larrivee Social Studies Royce Layman Instrumental Music Frances Libiszewski Social Studies Jerome Linehan Guidance James Lonczak Mathematics William Lucia Social Studies Daniel Lynes Mathematics Math Team Advisor Richard Malek English Department Chairman Varsity Hockey Coach, Varsity Softball Coach Faculty vae “IT never tire of watching the enthusiasm with which L.H.S. students approach a project; it’s what keeps me in teaching.” - Howard Burrage. Toni Mancuso Mathematics Senior Class Advisor, Senior Assembly Coordinator, Yearbook Advisor James Marceau Spanish Stephen Marino English Varsity Football Coach Elena Marion Mathematics Junior Class Advisor, Senior Assembly Coordinator James Martin Foreign Languages Department Chairman French Club Advisor, Senior Show Coordinator Diane Mazzocco Special Education Donna Nietupski Business Janice Partyka Home Economics Leonard Phelon Mathematics Boys’ JV Baseball Coach Girls Varsity Basketball Coach Stella Pierce Business Department Chairman Katherine Reilly English as Faculty “As you, class of ’86, become leaders of our community, take a serious interest in your schools and help them to grow to their potential.” - Royce Layman Margaret Reilly English James Richards Guidance Freshmen Basketball Coach Arthur Serra Physical Education Dept. Head Athletic Director Susan Stachelek Mathematics Rae Stack English Joseph Szlosek Physical Education Richard Thomas Business Phyllis Vanasse Business Eleanor Willig Science Gregory Wrinn Music Raymond Yando Mathematics Faculty ‘eo VOYAGE TO VIRGINIA Where were you at 1:00 a.m. on April 20, 19862 Many members of the Senior Class were on their way to Virginia for their class trip. The sen- iors spent four days and three nights in Williamsburg, Va. During their stay, students visited Busch Gardens, Historic Williamsburg, and James- town. Chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Cavallo and Mr. and Mrs. Man- cuso. Some of the more memorable @ sr. Trip unplanned events of the trip were Tom Bamford’s and Tom Klimek’s personal body-guard services for Mrs. Cavallo and no one will ever forget the watergun fight of Wil- liamsburg! Those seniors who went on the trip had a chance to spend time with the class as well as break away from the “usual” Ludlow lifes- tyle. 83 Sr. Trip � CLASS DAY 1986! On June 4, 1986, the annual Class Day was presented by the Class of 1986. During the assembly, aca- demic, athletic, and music art awards were given out to members of the graduating class. The Salutato- rian speech was presented by Paul Kirkitelos. The State of the School 00, 24) Class Day Address was delivered by Luiza Mar- tins. The class poem was read by Diane Frigon. The Freshman, Sopho- more, Junior, and Senior class histor- ies were read by various members of the executive board. The class ballot was announced by Kris Erickson and Pamela Zaranek. REFLECTIONS! On Monday, June 2, 1986, the class of 1986 held it’s Senior Banquet titled “Reflections.” The setting was the Willow Glen Inn in East Long- meadow. The evening included complete buffet starting at 6:30. From 8:00 to 12:00, Seniors danced to the music provided by D.J. Tony Molé. The final banquet of the class of 1986 ended with the members of the class exchanging hugs, kisses, and tears of good-bye. Sr. Banquet RIVERSIDE! Look out Riverside ... here comes the class of 1986! On June 3, 1986, the second day of Senior Week 86, the seniors ventured to Riverside Park. Everyone was on their own un- til 2:00 when they all got together for a private pizza party in the pavil- lion. At 7:00 p.m. the seniors boarded the buses which took them back to Ludlow. Riverside Site ee ‘ i R oat ttt ae tot tee ae Betis ; Riverside SENIOR ASSEMBLY XVIII On June 5, 1986 the class of 1987 paid tribute to the graduating class of 1986. They presented Senior As- sembly XVIII under the direction of Mrs. Toni Mancuso. As part of the assembly, class treasurer Patty Skrownek presented the class gift. The faculty chair was given to Mrs. Mancuso. As Mr. Cavallo said; there wasn’t “a dry eye in the auditorium” when the seniors delivered their let- ters to their parents. Senior class President, Michele Manganaro de- 8 re Sr. Assembly livered her farewell speech to her classmates. At the end of her speech, she handed down the peacepipe to incoming president Lance Holman. The Hawaiian banner that hung on the peacepipe exemplified the uniqueness of the class of 1986. The Juniors put on a skit called the ‘’To- morrow Show”, which portrayed the class of 1986 ‘40 years later.” To conclude the assembly, the class of 1986 posed on the front steps of the school for the final class picture. =. ee F YOUHAVE A FRIEND WORTH COVING, COVE HIM YES, AND CET HIM KNO Se 6a Senior Assembly ony im. wae Sr. Assembly GRADUATION! ji GRADUATION 1986 !!! On June 6, 1986, the Graduation Ceremony of the Class of 1986 took place at Symphony Hall at 7:00 p.m. The invocation was delivered by Rev. Father Manning. This year there were two valedictorians, Marguerite Wrona and Joseph DePonte. Both students addressed the class. Senior Class President Michele Manganaro gave her Graduation Message. The concert choir closed the ceremony with the traditional singing of ‘‘The Lord Bless You and Keep You.” Graduation vane Graduation ea Graduation tes Graduation Michael Abeid Sheri Ahearn Daniel Aubrey Deana Bacon Thomas Bamford Ted Barszewski Tina Batista Melissa Bator Karyn Beaty Teresa Becerra Seniors , Michael Boland Judith Brailsford Christopher Brunelle Seniors Raymond Belisle Catherine Bycenski John Bellucci Tracy Bradley Ronald Brown Patrick Calderigi Mark Brumer Wendy Casagranda Debra Case Keith Charest Darren Chaves Saul Chelo James Chouinard Melissa Clowes William Cobb David Condon Lynda Conniff Antonio Costa Anna Crespo Anthony Crinella Seniors ws I a Yvette DaCosta Antonio DaCruz Lori Daigneault Wendy Dargis Diane DaSilva Lisa DaSilva Christine Davio Joseph DePonte Kimberly Desautels John DeVillez Glen Dias Nancy Dias Tina DiAugustino Maria Diniz 00 Seniors % Michael DosSantos Melissa Dusza Kris Erickson Armando Eugenio Craig Falconer George Faulha . Celeste Ferreira Maria Ferreira Audrey Field Carlos Figueiredo Brian Fijal David Fillion Victoria Fonseca Seniors ‘® MY) Sergio Fontoura Kimberly Forgie Faith Fredette Diane Frigon Theresa Galica David Gariepy Jeffrey Garrow Noél Giard Mark Giebner Gina Gomes a Aurora Goncalves Domingos Goncalves Elizabeth Goncalves Joe Goncalves Seniors Judite Goncalves James Harrington Richard Hoeckh Richard Hafner Kenneth Hawley John Hogan Mario Goncalves Jeffrey Haluch Matthew Hebert Tina Holley Dawn Granger Thomas Hamilton Amber Hiersche Joseph Hough Seniors Robert Hughes Timothy Hurley Kevin King Paul Kirkitelos E. Thomas Klimek Debra Kottage Yvette LaFlamme Paul Lariviere Annette Lauzon Donna Lavigne , X Michael LeBoeuf Christopher Leclerc Robin Leslie Gregg Liaszenik dns g Seniors QO Lyn Lourenco Grant Lucia Malcolm MacDonal Anthony Maciag Timothy Macri George Malaquias Michele Manganaro Alfredo Maravilha Carrie Marceau Michelle Maroney Fernando Marques Maria Marques Antonio Martins Luiza Martins Rodney Martins Seniors ! a Anthony Mateus Lisa Mayou Philip McBride Sean McCabe Karen Mercier Paula Molé Christopher Mongeon James Morin Tracy Mortimer Brian Moylan Charon Murphy Seniors Kimberly Nagy James Nowakowski Pamela Nowakowski Dianne Ottomaniello Keith Ouellette Glenn Paliki Cheri Pelletier Paul Pereira Paulo Pereira -Tomé Pereira Robert Picard Steven Picard Seniors ) Kris Pilon Ceu Portelada ton é Jean Pszeniczny David Rae Clara Ramalho Wendy Rasmussen Deborah Riordan Michael Reid Paul Ribeiro Michael Rivers Joseph Robert Michael Rodrigues Steve Rohan Seniors Sandra Roncarati David Runshaw Raymond St. Marie re Ng AE Ronald St. Peter Yvette Salvador Bernadette Santos Joe Santos José Santos Rosemary Santos Scott Santos Edna Scarfe Heidi Sedelow Anthony Senecal Susan Shatzer Seniors Scott Shaw Patricia Skowronek Diane Slepecki Melissa Spear Gary Stasiowski Michelle Strader James Strickland Robert Sullivan Daniel Sweeney Edward Szczebak Maureen Talbot Daniel Thibault Scott Tierney Seniors Darlene Tower Karen Trombly Louis Tulik Luanne Varao Christine Vigneault Lynn Vigneault Susan Vital Elizabeth Vitorino Michael White Melissa Whitworth Karen Willard Monica Giza Wood Marguerite Wrona Seniors Pamela Zaranek Seniors Dawn Zelck Deneen Zglobicki John Ziemba Seniors Not Photographed Eric Albright Neil Nicoll Edward Berthiaume Mark Queiros Sharon Bode Thomas Root Lynn Ann Casagranda Carolyn Rys Robert Felton Sean Seslar Jose Goncalves Joseph Texeira Daniel Heath Laurindo Vital Louis Jerome Francis Walsh Thomas Lopata Raymond White Luis Monteiro Lisa Wikar UE C6 86 O ( CC C6 S6 oO ¢ CC C6 S6 MEMORIES CC C6 S6 ce C6 S6 SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS Mrs. Joan Cavallo Mrs. Toni Mancuso FACULTY CHAIR Mrs. Toni Mancuso Advisors Chair PRESIDENT MICHELE MANGANARO VICE-PRESIDENT LUIZA MARTINS SECRETARY PAM ZARANEK TREASURER PATTY SKOWRONEK £3 Class Officers ne Louie Tulik- Art Pam Zaranek- Business Manager John Ziemba- Editor @ ee Yearbook STAFF Christine Andreis Cathy Bycenski Chris DeGregory Victoria Fonseca Mark Giebner Kevin Hawley Paul Kirkitelos Debra Kottage Christine Parzych Steve Picard Mark Queiros Lisa Wikar Karen Willard Marquerite Wrona THANKS Mrs. Joan Cavallo- Yearbook Advisor Mrs. Toni Mancuso- Yearbook Advisor Mr. Donald Lendry- Yearbook Representative Valley Photography Kamuda Photography- Graduation Photos Mr. James Cavallo- Principal Mrs. Patricia J. Ziemba The Register The Cub Class of 1986 A Special Thanks To: Grenier’s Photography for saving the 1986 Lion ea Yearbook ny i ie Pe } ye og pS t jouis A. Gaudreau, Jr. “ 4 Ay 2a } brit ict 11967 - February 22, 1986. was a person “‘whid avas extremely competitive, ve Pere temember about Louis is that he ligent, in, nd talented. He was a Pt would.neve HVE ypeaven if the position w a o céuld nything he set himself to. hopeless ” gig fall, Louis was ar Mis person who thanked God of Mr. jates: Marceau aS a Wthat he had. y Vs 2 a : F 7 cite ae 4 Brumer Hs + a ¥ ... rs f 2° war a 4 SENIOR DIRECTORY 1986 ord | Brown. 10 Munsing St. . “Reality i is w thin the realm of the- you believe then anything is real. Doubt is a ques- tion of mind, that can be solved yhn Bellucci 139 Lakeview Ave. Arlene F. Bernier 361 Miller St. “Have the courage to will to survive.” 73 Center St. “May the class of happiness in years t Edward Berthiaume 33 Joy St. Tom Bamford 143 James St Sharon Bode 119 Church St. Christopher Brunelle 40 Brunelle St. Football Michael Boland 440 Chapin St. Senior Show “Who knows, ngela Marie B 4 Whitney St Tracy Ann Bradl 178 Whitney St. nior Asse pel) Senior 172 Barr 2 Senior S Jump Rope A ; £ i only had an 2 F ef “Wheni doubt, tre ij - tee : Debbie Case | Laurel Ln. chool Store, Ex enior Show James Edward Cavallo 1 8 aii ansidsltelel Dr. years at my life.” Keith Charest _19 Chapin St. “Shorter not better” Saul Chelo 131 Howard St. Christopher, Soccer 52 Scott St “Never Look back.” Senior Show Coordinator, Year- book Staff, Varsity Soccer “Hey, whatever!” Glen Dias 174 Miller St. “Everybody, | don’t care.’ show.” Nanc Aud ield 81 Laurel Ln. Carlos Figueiredo ; Theresa %5 Howard St. . 58 Sim _ Portuguese Club , 70 Alden St. ¢ Brian Fijal 101 King St. is Erickson £1 Cod bye bad REY Noel Diane utive Board, 57 Bruni A rack Mgr. } 261 Moore S$ Ludlow Lion Board, Jump Ri dent Council ad a COLTY a SS lA 2 ‘2 itia Fernandes ‘ ss | pot: ive Board, Joe Go rer of J.C, 17 Locklan Ferreira — “Keep youl fac s to the su foward St. . _ the sha all behind y@ judy Goncalves� 59 Mass Ave. Maria Goftcalves 45 Meadow St. Mario Goncalves 25 Benton St. Dawn Granger — 141°Pondview Dr. Cub Staff, Concert Choir “The days Rave been full and the nights have been long, the flame of the candle grows dim, but laughter and memories will keep us ever strong.” Linda Gurka 89 Longview Cir. Richard C. Hafner 26 Coolidge Ave. Foetball, J.C.L. “1 won‘t be droppin’ the.soap.” Jeffrey Haluch 885 Center St. Oh well’ Fhat’s tife!” Tom Hamilton 25 Grimard St. James Harrington 24 Voltage Ave. Kenneth Hawley 608 Center St. Daniel Heath 23 Helena St. Mathew Hebert 26 Fairview St. Amber Hiersche 50 Poole St. 58 ene tas Senior Directory Richard Emil Hééckh 423 Winsor St. “Here | stand on the shores of to- morrow. The sound of the surf crashing against the rocks echoes . my own struggle against the forées that try to shape me.” John Hogan 550 Fuller St. Tina Holley� 436 Poole St. ‘Remember your accomplish- ments reflect your actions. Reach for the stars.” Joseph Hough 59 Oaks Robert Hughes 148 Fuller St. Timothy Hurley 193 Holy Cross St. Randy Jaillet — 201 Mass Ave. Jennifer S. James 66 Glenwood St. Senior Show, Senior Assembley “Friends are as Common as sun- shine, but true friends are as rare as a rainbow.” Louis Jerome 39 Michael St. Kevin King 150 Prospect Ave. Paul C. Kirkitelos 68 Briarwood Ln. Capt of Wrestling Team, Varsity Golf Team, Pro-Merito “Bobby D. says, “1 CAN‘T’” - Thomas E. Kimek.. 186 Higherbrook Ave: _ Debra Kottage 208 Clover Rd. | “Punto final. Bueno, bueno” Yvette LaFlamme 25 Aldo Dr. “Oh well” Paul Lariviere 2°Cady 5t Annette Lauzon _ 41 Alfred St. Donna Lavigne : 16 Georgetown Rd. Mike Le Boeuf 24 Arnold St. “You ain’t gonna learn what you don’t want to� know.” Chris Leclerc 51 Kendall St. Baseball, Hockey Robin Leslie 229 Fuller St. “Only time will tell” Gregg Liaszenik 34 West Orchard St. Thomas Lopata 154 Reynolds St. Paulo Loureiro 805 Moore St. Lyn M. Lourenco 28Harlan St. Grant Lucia 207 Reynolds St. : Malcolm MacDonald : 456 Ventura St. Tony Maciag 234 Kendall St. Timothy Macri 41 Grandview Ave. Wind Ensemble, Chorale, Young Peoples Symphony _ George Malaquias- - 100 Williams St : Michele Ms caniro Sr. Class President, Student Coun- cil, S.A.D.D., Chorale “The me ee in you is aware of life’s timelessness. Let today embrace the past with remem- brance and the future with long- ing.” Alfredo Maravilha 33 Franklin St. Carrie Marceau Executive Board, Varsity Soccer, Ski Club, Ski Team, Prom Com- mittee, Senior Assembley, Senior Show, Senior Activities Commit- tee, Senior Banquet chairperson “I just had to laugh.” Michelle Maroney Lillian St. , ut the best 86” Luiza Martins 441 Chapin St. Student Council President, Class Vice President, Executive Board, Cheerleading, Band, Chorale, ‘Jump Rope for Heart’, Toys for Tots Co-chairperson, J.C.L., Year- book Staff, Mass All-State Choir, Drama Club, Prom Committee, Senior Show M.C. “Quote this!” Rodney Martins 64 Brook Hollow Dr. Drama, Band, Chorale, Executive Board, Math Team, “Hello Dolly’’ “Nan does not live by the 3r’s alone, there is music, art, and lit- erature.” Steve Mastalerz Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Coun- try, J.C.L., Senior Assembly, Sen- ior Show “Everyone deserves a second chance.” Tony Mateus 83 HigherBrook Dr. Lisa Mayou 320 West St. Phil McBride 85 Hunter Rd. _ Football “Golly gee, someone stole my hair.” Sean P. McCabe 5 Wood Dr. Varsity Baseball jill McCarthy 14 Laurel Ln. Dawn McGale 52 Posner Ave. Tracey Ann Meade 123 Ray St. Karen Rae Mercier 63 Ampere Ave. Paula Molé 582 Miller St. Christopher Mongeon 260 West St. Luis M onteiro 182 Sewall St. Enoch Monts 50 Edgewood St. James Morin 18 Cypress St. Baseball, J.C.L., Tracy Mortimer 184 Church St. Brian Moylan 228-Miller. St. “The.Class of '86 rocks forever!” Charon Murphy 85 Bridle Path Cir. Kim Nagy 6A Ave., P.V.P Belchertown, Ma 01007 Senior Assembly “Whatever” Thuy Nguyen 43 Maple St. Jim:sNowakowski 73 Grimard Ste eRe Senior Directory Hockey “It wasn’t mel Pamela Nowakowski 622 Poole St. “All my friends: | love you very much.” Nancy Oliveira 15 Hampshire St. “What I’wanteto. know is where does the time go?” Dianne Ottomaniello 81 Pondview Dr. “In a moment of inspiration, love is born into ones destiny.” Keith Ouellette 49 Prospect St. “They said that I’d shine like the light in the city, | hoped it would be like the moon on the sea.” Glenn Paliki 19 Grant Ave. Kimberly Pease 47 Power Ave. Executive Board “I just ‘love’ school’’ Cheri Pelletier 75 Main Blvd. (i iristine Pendexter ; 23 a Akard. Stennnim i Paul Pereira mprshice Sige - Paulo Pereira : 53 Sep eend St. : ba Pefeira 14 Peay St. Senior Show, | Jump Rope for Heart, Portuguese Club. Bob Picard 30 Circuit Ave. Baseball Steven M. Picard 86.McKinley Ave: Hockey, Baseball “Hey babel’ C hristopher Pilon 140 Posner Cir. Angela Pinto 69 Ray St. Ceu Portelada 149 Sewall St. Ralph Potter 169 Munsing St. Football, Basketball Capt., J.C.L. “When all else fails’... sleep!” Jeane Marie Pszeniczny 164 Prokop Ave. French Club Treasurer, Varsity Baseball Mgr. “Hey! Where’s my shadow?”’ Mark Queiros 787 East St. Dave M. Rae 762 Center St. Baseball, J.C.L. Clara Ramalho 173 Winsor St. “Thanks for the memories!” Wendy Sue Rasmussen 251 Miller St. Michael Reid 17 Sunset Dr. Paul Ribeiro 489 Chapin St. Soccer, Senior Show “1 tell Ya!’ Dave Rickson 210 Chapin St. Executive Board, J.C.L., Senior Show, Senior Assembly, Freshman Soccer “Per chance, per say, what have you, and what not.” Deborah L. Riordan 66 Hunter Rd. Basketball, Girls Soccer Mgr. Michael Rivers 213 Blisswood Dr. “Party hearty and live a long me prosperous life.” Joseph A. Robert 43 James St. Football “High school has been such a blast, but | couldn’t wait for the last.” Michael Rodrigues 97 Alfred St. Varsity Soccer, Varsity Hockey “How you doin!’’ Steve Rohan 6 Holy Cross Cir. Football, Track, J.C.L., Chess Club, Executive Board, Senior Show, Senior Assembly Sandie Roncarati 68 Mountainview. St. Big Brother Big Sister, Senior Patty Skowronek 161 Lyon St. Soccer, Executive Board, Student ‘Council, Class Treasurer “Best of times for all.” ‘oncert Choir, “A Street Car Diane M. Slepecki 1338 Lyon St. Band President, Student Council Secretary, Secretary of Westen Mass. District of Student Councils, Chorale, Chairperson for Toys for Tots Live every moment.” S and se Heidi Sedlow 544 Chapin St. Stage Mgr. in ‘‘Arsé Lage Tony Senecal 541 Center St. — Cross-Country, Seni “Coasting on the r previous experience (so” : ‘ Ace st?” thanks for all the i ) cy ‘ probabilities.) Sean Seslar 442 Holyoke St. Football ee new friends and take on | shall not return. new tasks, but one thing will nev- Susan Shatzer er change: the memories of the 104 Warwick Dr. past.” Cheerleading, Seni Brother Big Sister, Joe Santos bly, Executive Boar¢ 2 Laroche St. James Stricklan 221 Ventura St Scott Shaw 178 Reynolds St. Robert Sulliva Douglas Shields 54 Reynolds St 133 Moody St. Ruth Anne Shute 165 Reynolds St. Student rearte : 4 R Ye 0 Worcester ee Eddie Szczebak 53 Michael St. Ski Team Maureen Talbot 18 Paul Ave. Joe Texiera 43 Highland Ave. Dan Thibault 25 Fox Hill.Rd. Scott Tierney 834 Lyons St. Ski Team, Varsity Golf, Cross- Country, J.C.L. “Ski now, work later.” Tammy Ann Tolson 590 Alden St. Mer. of Varsity Baseball, French Club Secretary “Whoa baby” Darlene M, Tower 31 Wenonah Dr. Drama, Chorale, Executive Board, Yearbook Staff “With a smile on my lips and a tear in my eye, | remember the class of 1986.” Karen Marie Trombly 28 Woodside Rd. Boys Basketball Mgr., Executive Board, Yearbook Secretary “Always wish upon a star, and never let your memories go far.”’ Lou Tulik 68 Beachside Dr. P.O. Box 221 Ha’ Luanne Marie Varao 191 Stevens St. Girl’s Soccer Team Captain, Ex- ecutive Board we Senior Directory — Senior Show Christine M. Vigne 33 Elm St. : “Memories-they'll jt? ever! Lynn M. Vigneault — 534 Chapin St. - “Smile, smile, smile!” Michelle Vigneault 457 Ventura St. ].C.L., Big Sister, a Assembly, “Way to be.” Lourindo Vital 45 Oak St. Susan Vital 22 Hampden St. Liz Vitorino 16 McKinley Ave. Senior Show, Senior Assembly “Cherish your special friendships and hold on to the memories of Ludlow High.” Francis Walsh 42 Prokop Ave. ’ Dean Matthew Wells 33 Ampere Ave. Band, Student Patrol, Senior As- sembly Michael David White 138-Howard St. Raymond White 54 Eden St. Melissa Whitworth 243 Clover Rd. “Butterflies fling high and free don’t you-wish you could be.” Lisa A. Wikar 41 Prospect Gardens J.C.L. “Carpe diem.” Karen EL ‘Willard 402 Blisswood Dr. Conéert Choir, Student Council, Executive Board, Softball, Cheer- leading “Boogie”’ Monica Rachel Giza Wood 93 Hubbard St. “Life isn’t over withsone downfall. Pick up and try again!” Marguerite Wrona 189 Americo St. Executive Board, Pro Merito, Choir, Blood Mobile, Basketball Concession Stand, Band, Chorale, West Mass. District Choir, Stu- dent Council, Senior Assembly “May your memories of happiness be the foundation for tomorrows dreams.” Pamela A. Zaranek 68 East Akard St. Class Secretary, Vice President of Student Council, Yearbook Busi- ness Manager “Wherever you.may wander, nev- er forget where home is.” Dawn Zelck 223 Marion Cir. “I’m history. All my friends take care and good luck.” Deneen Zglobicki 192 Ventura St. “Smile forever” John Ziemba 140 Kendall St. Yearbook, J.C.L., Executive Board, Cub Staff, Student Patrol, Baseball, Cross-Country “Once in a great while, things just have to go your way. On the other days just fake it.” ; : ' i PRINTING AMD PUBL SING OF sei Sees pening 2b catia: Ya jpssinabia S re s Ps Teen gas tate beet PCE NE 2 Cae i : 4 Nicoll: ¢ Lisa Mayou e Eric Albright ° ‘Debbie Riordan « Angela Pir Dan Heath ¢ Brian Fijal ¢ Chris Vigneault « Ray St. Marie ¢ Angie Ba erome ¢ Dawn Zelck ¢ Lisa Trottier ¢ Cheri Pelletier ¢ Phil McBride ¢ D logan Doug Shields Chris Mongeon « Yvette DaCosta Debra C. albot' Luiza Martins © Paul Ribeiro Sue Shatzer Kim Nagy ¢ Audre ernandes e Jose B. Goncalves ¢ Tracy Mortimer ¢ Ron Brown « Jim Ca antos © Rob Sirard © Lyn Lourenco ¢ Randy Jaillet Gina Gomes e | Aissy Bator: ° John DeVillez °. 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