Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

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LUDLOW HIGH SCHOOL page seven PERSONAL GLIMPSES OF OUR FACULTY PET AVERSIONS MR. BAIRD A radio that is kept on all the time. MR. JOSLOW Chronic Complainers, umbrellas. MR. BURGESS Sophistication, sophistry, and obse- quiousness. MISS GAGNE People who bother her with such thing's as these on a Friday afternoon. MR. MILLANE Insolence, inefficiency, and ‘ MISS BROOKS Champion Giggler. MR. ROONEY Pupils who think they are too clever for other pupils. MRS. CORMIER Housework. MR. BLACKBURN Seniors. MISS RAMSAY Gum chewing typists, stairs. MR. PETERSON None that would do me any good. MISS MILLER Prejudiced people. MR. TRAPP Selfish or impolite students. MISS SAULNIER People who eat potato chips in the movies, sniffling students, old-fash- ioned men who think nail polish shouldn’t be worn. MISS SMITH Gum chewing. MR. LUPIEN Chasing pupils for make-up slips. MISS KEOUGH Pupils who insist on saying “I can’t toy auth ‘wise guys.” INTERESTS Biographies and “just puttering around.” Food, music and art, writing, Young people, nature (humor). A letter a day (not a bill), vacations. Lions Club, Hospital Traveling, music, reading biographies and mystery stories. All sports except tennis and badminton, good shows. Reading. Basketball, music, collecting insects. Recordings, bowling, and young’ people. Sports, Joan Blondell. Travel, theater, music. Traveling, camping, moving pictures. Good books, plays, movies, travel, concerts, by great musicians (not Sinatra), and bridge. Gardening, Red Cross work. Music, Art, and Photography. Gardening, interior decorating, poetry.

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page eight PET AVERSIONS MR. MESSENGER Preluding during band rehearsals. MISS FERRE People who are forever “griping” MISS LAVIGNE Fish, and snowless Christmas. MISS EASSON Deep red nail polish. MR. WARNER Lack of understanding, political facts. MRS. WHEATON Pupils who are inattentive and who day dream in class. MISS HITCHCOCK Cheats, ice storms. MRS. KARNES Loud talking, camouflage. MISS SARTWELL Riding on buses, bridge. MISS MURTAGH Frank Sinatra. MRS. GRIMES Hitch-hikers. MISS URBAN “Lay That Pistol Down.” MISS KENYON Boller wasters, people who shout. MISS SZCZYGIEL “Oh Here She Comes.” MISS HARTNETT Noisy people in and out of school. MISS SHURTLEFF Students who always say “How cold : it-is in here.” MR. CHEVALIER People who bid in bridge when they have not got the cards to bid with. ThHLES ARE VE Wiss eet etoeees INTERESTS Fishing, symphonies, and traveling. Travel, reading, and sports. Dancing, movies, swimming. Good books, music, gardening. Gardening and birds. Knitting for the Red Cross, gardening and canning. Boating, traveling, collecting post marks. Good music, reading, bridge. Genealogy, travel, flower gardens. Good music, good books, and laughing. Automobile rides, fishing, flowers. Radio Stamp collecting, rock gardens. Hiking, collecting anything, everything. Great outdoors, good books, music, good food. Sports, baseball, delinquency. All sports, theatre