Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

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TRADITION?! “Wow, I can’t believe it’s finally our Senior Year. Everyone said that this year would be different, that this year would be traditional. But I knew they were wrong. Our class hasn’t done traditional things for 3 years. Why change now?“ “Yeah, you’re right. Just look at our Freshman and Sophomore years. During our Freshman year, we started the quality point system of class rank; we had a harvest par- ty; we decorated the gloomy LHS halls for Christmas; and we went to Canobie Lake Park. Who has even ever heard of that place? We really continued our streak of breaking tradition during our Sophomore year. We had the Sophomore Banquet in October rather than in spring; we went to the ballet in December; we had a rollerskating party at the Hamp- shire Mall; and we went to Lake George. It almost seems as though we enjoy these strange end of the year trips. Why don’t you talk about our Junior year?” “What should I start with? Well, during our Junior year, a great deal of things seemed ‘up in the air.’ There was no Senior Assembly ad- visor until Mrs. Mancuso took on the job as chief advisor. But, for an assembly that started as nothing, it certainly turned out to be one of the best ever. We also moved the Prom to the Northampton Hilton Inn, and everyone had an awesome time. Well, our Senior Year has just started. How about if you talk about our Senior year?” “Okay, that’s easy because our Senior Year has shown quite a few breaks from tradition. We arrived at school on the first day to find the Senior Lounge closed. What a bummer! Then we had a threat of no Senior Show. But Mr. Burrage became our advisor, and things went great. We may have lost Senior Privileges, but we gained parking privileges. There are so many people that take advantage of that. Finally, this yearbook itself has gone through a great deal of breaks from tradition. It has a new publisher, a new photographer, and underclassmen working on the staff. Speaking of underclassmen Cindy Lyons and Jim Parker — up, up and away. aN i . See ee Sean, Scott, Lance and Lynn upholding tradition. Dan Gaumond and Sean Kenneally — Senior Show Coordinators. 2 OPENING

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CLASS OF es) t? Scott, is this normal school attire? 4 Jim, Carlos, Avelino and Chris — “LOOKING” tough. Maryanne Abeid uses every moment. OPENING