Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

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Hi-Y presents “Who Cares?” Performing for a packed house, The Hi-Y Organization presented “Who Cares” on November 22, 1974. The program was expertly managed by student directors: Bruce Wilson and Jeff McChesney. It included: groups, comedy acts, folk singers, anda variety of talent acts. Proceeds are used annually to provide Thanksgiving dinners for Ludlow’s deprived families. It is one of the many charitable services the club promotes. ine te carer 1. “Walnuts” introduce themselves. 2. “Not tonight. I have a hea- dache.” 3. “I smell clean.” 20

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Recruiting season t k | : Tormenting the juniors with degrading female apparel, hair rollers, tray service during cafeteria lunches and sprawling floor calethenics, the senior members of LHS’s unique Hi-Y Club again pushed its initiation ceremony to the limit. As usual, initiation lasted for one whole terrifying week for the new members and one uproarious week for the rest of the school. Events culminated with a forced eat-in which included a menu much too delicious to mention. New members were encouraged to partake of any and all entrees, much to the delight of the senior veterans. La, ziove¥ m BiG | 1. Little Brothers begin their initiation rites by singing a song. 2. Orlando Faustino takes orders from his big brother. 3. Gary Allan and Fred Catarino perform in cafeteria. 4. Paul Machado enjoying his crawl. 5. “Jim Queros has to get his nose into everything.” ig

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UNE f .. ae ee een PCN ete ne i ha tit Als ie I SI il eile th. a) a dane eas agent ea eS. 1. “By George, I do believe we are having a jolly good time.” 2. Brazil has its nuts, too. 3. Miss Victory Court. 4. Donna Oldenburg, Miss Victory, draws raffle ticket. 5. Even the mighty nutcracker can’t get through the muscles of Scott Symington. 21