Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

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John J. Hurley, Principal ASSISTANT PRIN CIRATESS MESSAGE The of 1969 at a time when opportunities to serve mankind are many and varied, but the pitfalls are also many and varied. You should be class graduates ever-alert to recognize the dangers to you and others in our society and do your best to select a path that will lead you to a full and satisfying life. At Ludlow High School we have tried to give you the basics that will help to guide you over the rough spots so that you may find your place in life where you will be happy and a credit to your school. Our best wishes go with all of you. You have given every indicatio n here that you are capable of finding happiness and success. Good luck. Grattan R. Rooney Assistant Principal 24 PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE The members of the Class of 1969 have in their achievements made a lasting contribution to the long and illustrious history of Ludlow High School. Your record of accomplishment has done much to further the fine traditions that have been established by the thousands of graduates that have preceeded you. As you reach the end of your high school career you must be prepared to face the challenging demands of an increasingly complex and competitive society. I feel quite confident that your years at Ludlow High School have provided you with the necessary background to meet this challenge and become useful and productive members of our society. My sincere best wishes are extended to the Class of 1969. I hope your days at Ludlow High School will always be a source of fond and pleasant memories. John J. Hurley, Principal Grattan Rooney, Assistant Principal

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23 The class of 69 has voted to dedicate its yearbook to Mr. James Cavallo for his confidence and respect in us and we in him. Mr. Cavallo has always been interested in our class outside of what is expected of him as a class advisor. Willing to become personally involved in the students and their activities both in and out of school, there are few students who do not know him. Mr. Cavallo enjoys teaching tremendously and feels it is never monotonous, simply because no two students are ever the same. In the classroom his enthusiastic manner of teaching acts as an incentive to learn and makes his class easier than others may be. It is because he enjoys us so much that we, in turn, are able to enjoy him.

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SUPERINTENDENT'S aommem: = MESSAGE Class of 1969: As you leave Ludlow High School I suggest you outgrow the past but do not extinguish it. Being free, progressive, hopeful, and expectant are worthy aspirations for you providing unjustified criticism and negative thinking do not play dominant roles in your thinking. If you can turn prosperity and adversity into building and character, I believe you will have useful, happy, and meaningful lives. Congratulations and success for the future! Hugh O. Macfarlane Hugh O. MacFarlane Superintendant of Schools SCHOOL COMMITTEE Alfred A. LaRiviere, Michael P. Pagos, Chairman Francis L. Chenaille, Herbert L. McChesney, and Dr. Reuben Katz. 25