Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

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DEDICATION Photo by Arthur Johnson MR. ALLEN H. STROHMAN Although he was here but a short time, Mr. Strohman left an indelible mark upon the students of Ludlow High. His apt wit, his scintillating personality, and his unfailing courtesy will ever be remem- bered by those students with whom he was associated. Under the direction of this devoted teacher, the band injected a new spirit into the assemblies and the athletic contests. Mr. Strohman was a man of exceptional musical ability. He did everything in his power to help students who needed individual aid or those who desired further study. To this gentleman, teacher, and friend of every would-be musician in our school, the Class’ of 1962 is honored to dedicate this edition of THE LUDLOW LION!

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To. Gontents cee eh eee ee ce 2 IT’: Dedication 4. 225 eee a LTTE Foreword sees mee eee eee 4 LVAdministration ee: oe ee V.. Seniors 32 22 oe ee 12 VI2 Class Doctments eee ee 56 VIT AcademicyA ctivities = eae 84 VITA Sports ote ee 104. LX. Underclasses 22. ee ee 123 X. Sponsors, Patrons, and Friends .-------.----- 130 93 CONTENTS

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FOREWORD The class of 1962 is the last class to be graduated from this building. Not only do we end an era in the history of Ludlow High School, but we also end an era in our individual educational histories. However, the Class of 1962 does not look upon this graduation as an end but rather as a beginning—the beginning of additional experiences on our chosen walks of life. Our President, John F. Kennedy, has named the remaining years of this decade “The New Frontier.” So is our future a “New Frontier.” However, just as the future of our country is rooted in the history of its past, so is the future of the Class of 1962 rooted in the history of our past activities. Therefore, we present this record of the accomplishments of our high school years, and as the “New Frontier” of our country rests upon the wisdom of that great leader, Thomas Jefferson, so do we draw upon Jefferson’s own phrases to herald each mile- stone in this journal of our high school careers. This record will show, we believe, that as Thomas Jefferson said: “We are always equal to what we undertake with resolution.”