Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

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The “Big” Game reer PIN It wasn’t the Celts-vs- the Nicks. It was just the High School- vs-the Junior High and the Senior Cheerleaders and Girls’ Basketball players-vs-the Senior Maroon Key. It was a battle to the bitter end. The evening started with Freshmen- vs-the Boys’ Club team, which was followed by the senior game. The night ended with a game between the Junior and Senior high teachers. For all, the evening was extremely enjoyable. Everyone got a few laughs, while watching basketball at its ““best’’?? eka sist nae MOLIp PooTpAle 1. Some at our finer athletes showing their skill and coordination. 2. Ken Bousquet gets all excited over his basket. 3. Dave LaFortune awaits a high pass. 4. ‘‘No, you’re wrong, it’s not Wilt Chamberlin. It’s Mr. “Super-Athlete” Pinkos”. 5. Freshmen show their skills. Di

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“We Can Make It On Our Own” “We Can Make It On Our Own” seemed to be an especially ap- propriate title for the annual Home Economics fashion show. The event, which featured out- fits made by students in Mrs. Stagnaro’s and Mrs. Patullo’s clothing and tailoring classes, was held on the afternoon of May 4th. Each girl modeled her own creations and was judged by other girls in her class. The girls made a fine showing for themselves and for the Home Economics department. 1. Judges watch very carefully as girls model their creations. 2. Donna Ross models the end result of her hard work. 3. Terry Batista amuses her little friend before they model their outfits. 4. Laura Burden presents part of the show. 26

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We can make it together “Mackerel Sky” entertained for “We Can Make It Together,” the first major activity for the Freshman Class. The Spring dance was held on April 4, at 7:30 p.m. Semi-formal attire enhanced the evening’s Festivities as the frosh began to unify, looking toward future events and years. 1. “All right, this is my strategy.” 2. Getting it on. 3. All set to go back for another round. 28