Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

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PRINCIPAL GEORGE E. RUSSELL To the Class of 1963: The Yearbook of the Class of 1963 will be to each member of the class a record of the numerous activ- ities and events in which they participated as students at Ludlow High School. To each graduate it serves in years to come as a remembrance of their classmates and the associations which have typified their being together. I know that all of you will appreciate the Yearbook and enjoy the pleasant recollections which it will recall. To the graduates of the Class of 1963 my best wishes are extended with the hope that your years at Ludlow High School now and in the future will always be a vivid part of your school memories. I, too, have enjoyed the years with you — the double sessions at the old building and our year together in the new building. May all of your years in the future be as rewarding as these have been and the Yearbook of your class always recall to you the pleasantness of life at Ludlow High School. (Signed) George E. Russell AL SECRETARIES ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Miss Mary Sczcygiel and Mr. Grattan H. Rooney Mrs. “Penny” Abrahamson 9

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ADMINISTRATION Left to right: Mr. Eugene Soja; Dr. Reuben Katz; Chairman Herbert McChesney; Mr. Edwin Allen; and Mr. James Teixeira. The members of the School Committee extend congratulations and best wishes to all the members of the Class of 1963 for having successfully completed their careers in the Ludlow schools. As you go on to the next stage of your lives, we know that you will continue to demonstrate the qualities of good citizenship and the interest in self improvement that you have evidenced during your school years, and more particularly during your stay at Ludlow High School. We wish each of you every success in your chosen field, and hope that you will remember your days in the Ludlow schools with pleasant memories. This year I feel that I have something very much in common with the members of the Class of 1963. We are both leaving the Ludlow school system at approximately the same time and in both cases leave behind some fond memories. Your four years have been marked with many changes — the chief change being that you will be the first class graduating from the new high school. Yet beyond this, as I have known you as a class, you have demonstrated in all your endeavors both academically and extracurricularly not only a high level of ability, but an u nusual determination to do things extremely well. I am quite confident that both of these aspects of your high school perform- ance speak well for your future. For this future — God speed and every wish for happy years ahead. atta DR. HENRY F. TRAINOR 8 (Signed) Henry F. Trainor

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LANGUAGES—Mrs. Antoinnette L. Burgess, Miss Philo- mena Lorenco and Mrs. Philomena G. Proctor HOME ECONOMICS—Miss Leora Smith Se ; : ia INDUSTRIAL ARTS—Mr. Edward Schube and Mr. Stan- ley Haluszka iy et | tee LUDLOW SA vin, WOLD MA S BANK TS eae PHYSICAL EDUCATION—Mr. John Kurty, Miss Helen Kudlic Below (left): ART-MUSIC—Mr. Robert Burns, Mr. Raymond Mancinelli, and Mr. Gregory J. Wrinn Below: SCIENCE—Mr. Francis Duclos, Miss Helen Fleming, Mr. William Fryer, Mr. Joseph Andreis and Mr. Charles Patullo