Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

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The Faculty PAUL R. BAIRD Superintendent of Schools M. JACOB JOSLOW Principal of the High School MARY M. SZCZYGIEL High School Secretary Commercial Department MARY T. CORMIER M. URSULA WHITMORE ANNE F. TRACY English ARTHUR O. BURGESS ELEANOR STATON English-Latin ELIZABETH P. McDERMOTT GLADYS ELMER French-German YVONNE G. BERGERON ALICE E. ROCKETT Social Studiles RUTH E. HOEHLE OLIVE K. BROOKS GEORGE M. HARGREAVES OTTO A. PETERSON, Jr. Mathematics HELEN M. GUSHEE E. KENNETH CARPENTER JULIA E. HITCHCOCK Science WALTER E. LONGMORE JOHN J. MILLANE, Jr. FRANK J. McMAHON Physical Education KATHRYN E. BORDEN CARLTON F. MINER Art IDA J. HUBBELL Home Economics LEORA N. SMITH Manual Arts JOHN R. TRAPP Music ARCHIE H. MESSENGER

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CLASS POEM ’36 On what foundation stands Our High School students’ pride? How just our hopes, how fond our faith, Let classes past decide. Our bodies strong, our minds alert, Our souls of living fire. No dangers daunt us, no fears haunt us, Nor does our labor tire. O’er hope, o’er fear, o’er life and love, Extends our wide domain. We dream of conquest, victory, But ne’r of fear or pain. Success in life must some fair day To us give way and yield; We leave our classes with our mates To enter now the field. Our teachers did their guiding work With several hearts combined, To fit us for the battle front, That we may not resign. Well done their task, well done their work, Nor is it done in vain So long as we shall keep the faith With all our might and main. So while we’re here, we’ll take a vow Class of six and thirty To fight for right with all our strength And prove ourselves all worthy. —John S. Ingham