Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

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In seeking to make life today better and easier, man’s genius has also made man is still it more complicated. Despite such advances as travel by “jet, seeking to resolve the problems created by his ingenuity and by automation. Therefore, as in all past generations, when we editors sought a theme for our memoirs, we could find no better source than “The Proverbs” of the Bible. What have we sought in our Education? Knowledge. What have we sought to gain from that Knowledge? Wisdom. What does each one of us believe that Wisdom will bring him? Happiness. Truly, then, our yearbook is the result of the Knowledge we have acquired; our extracurricular activities have given us not only Knowledge but also Experience. From that Experience, we have gained Understanding; Under- standing has led to Happiness, and real Happiness, in turn, is but one facet of Wisdom. We can, therefore, say that Wisdom and Understanding have been the goal of our high school education; that is, as Proverbs says: Happy is the man that findeth wisdom, And the man that getteth understanding.

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CONTENTS FOREWORD PAGE “In seeking to make life today better and easier, MAN’ SP ENS a e eee Ale a ater era a Ope ee 3 INST RIBUT Rsceee sy. etn Ue ake ores SAPO A Me dings Pee oe 5 4 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION “Bring Light to the darkness of our minds” 1. 6 SENIOR SECTION “And all the people gathered themselves together as ONG SAN jee Meer 08 eee een ie yee Oe a eo ae 14 CLASS DOCUMENTS mLhese be:the:wordst:.7, siemens seams saan annO ene nana a 49 THE FUTURE OF LUDLOW HIGH | Kromithis:day andeupward meeseenes = eee ee 58 NEW HIGH SCHOOL ‘lt istfinished fase See eee en an ee On fee 69 ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES Pinta laboursthere sis, pp rotit @ eee estan ees eee ne 78 MOMENTS TO REMEMBER “Forgetting those things which are behind and reaching forth unto those things which are before I press toward the mark” 103 SPORTS ‘A lion which is strongest among beast, And turneth NOti away [Ors anys pk se en tet ole Se eee gen ee ee ee ee 124. SPONSORS, PATRONS, and FRIENDS na Cale: thersalfot- the Garth gases seam geese ieee ene eee 144

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IN TRIBUTE “He died in a good old age, full of days, riches, and honor” MR. JOHN J. MILLANE Supervisor of Secondary Schools, Commonwealth of Massachusetts No one typifies better the theme of this book, ‘““‘Wisdom and Understanding,” than John J. Millane. I am proud to acknowledge the debt I owe personally to Mr. Millane. He was a close friend, an esteemed administrator and co-worker. The young people of Ludlow who came in contact with Mr. Millane owe him much. Ludlow High School and the Town of Ludlow owe him much. Pupils, teachers, and townspeople respected John Millane for his friendliness, his fairness, and his understanding. He liked people and people liked him. He loved his school work and was happy in it. School and his family were his life. His was a distinguished career as an educator; his life as a father and citizen, exemplary. Paul R. Baird (Retired) Superintendent of Schools Ludlow, Massachusetts