Lawrence High School
Ludger A. Dube “Lou”
Ludger A. Dube (“Lou”), Lawrence High School class of 1944 (Lawrence, Massachusetts). The entry prints: came from St. Anne’s; headed for Pilot Cadet; activities listed: Captain on Traffic Squad.
Class of 1944
512 in the class of 1944 · 10 more named Dube
- Full name
- Ludger A. Dube
- Known as
- Lou
- Born
- May 20, 1926
- School
- Lawrence High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1944
- Course
- General
- Came from
- St. Anne’s
- Headed for
- Pilot Cadet
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What Ludger did at school
- Captain on Traffic Squad
What the yearbook said
“Nothing will stop the Air Corps now!”
The class of 1944
Patrick Alphonse DrouinLawrence 1944
Patricia Mary DunhamLawrence 1944
Alice Marie DoyleLawrence 1944
Bernard Joseph DunnLawrence 1944
Arlene H. DownsLawrence 1944
Cecelia J. DziobaLawrence 1944
Others named Dube
Same surname in Massachusetts. They may be relatives; the books do not say.
Rita Ruth DubeSt. Bernard's 1938
Germaine Theresa DubeSt. Bernard's 1945
Louis DubeLeominster 1931
Gerard Paul DubeSalem Classical and 1939
Lucille DubeSalem Classical and 1942
Roland F. DubeSalem Classical and 1942
Also came from St. Anne’s
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Source
Lawrence High School yearbook, 1944, page 38.
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