Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

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Christine Davis and Ed Santos pose for a picture before the banquet begins. These sophomores anxiously await for the dancing to begin. CHRISTMAS GATHERINGS 88 and °89 Both the Sophomore and Junior classes held their banquets in the month of Decem- ber this year, the Sophomores on December 12th and the Juniors on December 19th. The setting for both events was at Tony and Pen- ny’s Restaurant and in each instance the night included dinner and of course dancing late into the night. These banquets created a sense of Christ- mas Spirit as well as a feeling of class unity which would last throughout the whole year for both classes. BANQUETS

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x TRADITION - The Senior Class found itself at or THE SENIOR CHRISTMAS the Willow Glen Restaurant on P ARTY December 19, 1986 for its Christmas Banquet. The members of the class came in their formal holiday attire to celebrate the season together. Seniors danced the whole evening long to D.J. Tony Mole and his tunes. The highlight of the banquet centered around the guys of the class barking to the music of “Jingle Bells,”’ an unforgettable laugh for the rest of the crowd. And who could forget the parade of dancers walking “like Egyptians” to the new Bangles hit. It became the walk of the evening as everyone circled the hall in the Cleopatra style. In the great spirit of the class an inspirational birthday wish was sung for the hesitant birthday boy, Dan LaFortune. The late evening was one filled with memories for all who at- tended. It may have been the last Christmas for the Seniors as a body, but many more will be shared in spirit. Merry Christmas! Senior boys barking to “Jingle Bells.” Sharon Covington, Daniel Gaumond, Pia Wennerberg, and David Salvador pos- ing for a picture. : SENIOR BANQUET

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GIVING... At an assembly at the beginning of the school year, students learned that high school students and college students are the major blood donors. This fact obviously inspired Ludlow High’s Pro Merito society as they decided to have two bloodmobiles once again. The first was held on December 12th, and the second was on March 6th. Many Seniors, Juniors, and even a few Sophomores participated in the bloodmobiles. Also, a few people from throughout the community joined in the donating. Every pint of blood collected may help to save someone’s life, and because of everyone’s cooperation, both bloodmobiles were a success. It can be assured that the Red Cross will come back to Ludlow High School again next year. Jorge Balbino, in good health. Carlos Costa, a proud donor. Dave Salvador signs away his blood. 18 BLOODMOBILE