Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

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LUDLOW) HIGH page five SCHOOL FACULTY NAME Paul R. Baird SENIOR-JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL John J. Millane, Jr. Charles M. Bennett James W. Blackburn Olive K. Brooks Judith V. Carlson J. Karl Chevalier Mary T. Cormier Cathryn M. Coughlin Kathryn M. Crain Sally Donovan Margaret V. Ferre Philomene A. Gagne Helen F. Hartnett Julia E. Hitchcock Ida J. Hubbell Claire E. Miller F. Carlton Miner Stanley J. Mulak Margaret K. Murtagh Charlotte P. Ramsay Grattan H. Rooney Julia V. Sartwell Florence M. Saulnier Paul R. Shea Leora N. Smith Teresa M. Sosville Beatrice I. Taft John R. Trapp Robert F. Urban Vera B. Wheaton Marie Grimes Celeste Silva Mary Szczygiel POSITION Superintendent Acting P rincipal Manual Arts Biology and Physical Education Dean of Girls and Social Studies English and Social Studies Physical Education Commercial Subjects Science Domestic Arts and Dietetics Music English Latin, French, and Civics Mathematics Mathematics Art English Mathematics, Science, and Physical Education Science and Mathematics Civics and Guidance Commercial Subjects Social Studies Penmanship and English English, French, and German Science and Mathematics Domestic Arts Mathematics and Social Studies Physical Education Practical Arts and Mechanical Drawing Music English and Social Studies Secretary to Mr. Baird Clerk Secretary to Mr. Millane

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page -six UE | GRUENTMENAY CLASS POEM CLASS-OF FORTY-SIX We are standing on the deck Looking eastward to the shore, And we see the future rising Like a massive fearful door. “What lies behind this door?” Each mate in turn does ask. “Who knows,” the Captain answers; “What be your chosen task. “For many there’ll be glory, And many will see grief.” Each mate looks at the other — Who’ll end upon the reef? The good ship now is resting at the pier. The Captain turns, looks at each familiar face of the Class of ’46, ' And wishes “Bon Voyage” through every coming year. Silently each mate does vow That wher-e’er his path may go, He'll never forget this great ship The U. 8. 8. Ludlow. Margaret Enos, 46 CLASS SONG OF ’46 We've all been looking forward For this day to come. To wish each other happiness, Health, Good Luck, and Joy. Our school Day mem’ries linger on, And friendship ties together bound. Let’s sing one last refrain: CHORUS: Farewell to Ludlow High School, Dear Old Ludlow High, And teachers we are fond of, They have giv’n us light. Ve hope to bring them honor, And glory to our school. Let’s take with us those happy days In Dear Old Ludlow High. Words and Music by Elsie A. Gaviglio, ’46 1946