THE MODERN HIGH School Old Scholars Association will continue to offer scholarships and community donations in keeping with the legacy of the defunct school’s founder, Louis Lynch, the association’s president said yesterday.
Speaking after a church service to mark the34th anniversary of Lynch’s death, Wallace Cyrus said the alumni was committed to saluting the founder’s outstanding contribution to society and also the educational principles for which he stood.
The service was held at the Calvary Moravian Church, Roebuck Street.
“Louis Lynch offered scholarships to students because they needed to come to school,” Cyrus told reporters.
“Louis Lynch’s car went all the way to St Lucy and St Philip many mornings to bring people to school. (AH)
For love of Louis Lynch
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