Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

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DEDICATION MR. GREGORY J. WRINN MR. JOHN J. HURLEY “And it shall be done . . .” Thus, the final chapter comes to.a memorable close, and with it ex- citement of the football games, “‘proms,” and banquets—which are so clear in our minds—dims gradually, only to become cherished memories in the future. Perhaps the most cherished memories are the teachers who, through their guidance, patience, and understanding, contribute much to our way of life. Through his tireless efforts in trying to form a properly civic-minded youth, and to prepare him for his way in life, Mr. John J. Hurley, in the eyes of the class, is certainly deserving of this honor which we bestow upon him. His ever-present willingness to aid a student in difficulty, his constant search of sufficient data for the students wishing to attend college, and his aid in preparing our year- book are but a few of the many favors this wonderful man has done for the future citizens of Ludlow. Mr. Gregory J. Wrinn, a music teacher in the Ludlow High School for the past two years, has certainly won his way into our hearts. Many long hours of tedious rehearsals are necessary for the production of successful musical events, and Mr. Wrinn has relinquished much of his time to help us during the past two years. The school surely owes much to this man who has brought music, in its full triumph, back to Ludlow. Therefore, on behalf of the graduating class, to these two devoted men, Mr. John J. Hurley and Mr. Gregory J. Wrinn, we dedicate this 1959 edition of THE LUDLOW LION.