Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

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aA Majorettes Donna Nelson Denise Niquette Diane Mongeau Joanne LaBosse Debbie Wagner Lori Desilets Debbie Ambrose LEFT TO RIGHT: After the opening day of school there is one event to which every student seems to look forward. That is, the first football game of the season and the four whistles which bring the Ludlow High School marching Lions into rank and file. Drum major Mark Hiorns, in full com- mand, leads the band which glows with pride and assurance. Veteran members may have ac- quired this as they marched through the streets of Vienna, Austria, the previous summer re- ceiving applause from a world audience. Marching and performing some of the Austrian music brought fond memories to many bands- men. The Austrian flag, proudly displayed b y the colorguard, is a constant reminder of this achievement. Each football show presented by the band and its director, Mr. Royce E. Lay- man, proved that every member’s thoughts were with the business at hand. Officers this year were: President Chris Wilczynski, Vice- President Helen Lake, and Secretary-Treasurer Laurie Symington. Fans cheered the continu- ously inventive and interesting band forma- tions in the half-time shows. Do you remember the band as a hula dancer or a San Francisco trolley? Co-operation and accomplishment were in plain view one autumn afternoon. The Junior High School Band, directed by Mr. Den- nis Bunten joined the senior band on the grid- iron (top left). The bands performed several fine selections together, demonstrating that fu- ture band members will keep up the Senior band’s strive for excellance.