Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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C-2 First Row: Joyce Wolsky, Lois Yegian, Kathy Wheeler, Sue Winchester, Debbie Zani, Stephanie Wilderoter. Second Row: Tony Woodsum, Carol Winchester, Bonnie Young, Claire Wischhusen, Kathy Wilkie, Sandy Williamson, Robert Wilson. Third Row: Richard Winter, Jay Wilson, Bruce Wright, Richard Zani, Brian Zuerndorfer, Mr. Capone. Fourth Row: Peter Zisson, Don Worthing- ton, Lindsay Witthus, Andy Wilson, John Williams. SOPHOMORES Cl First Row: Laura Wallens, Lucille Wang, Bonnie Weiner, Holly Wagner, Karen Whall, Anne Webster. Second Row: Lynne Weiner, Judy Welsh, Sandy Walton, Kathy Warner, Janet Ward, Jackie VanAl- stine, Dottie Uraneck, Miss Meares. Third Row: Larry Watts, David Way, Jeff Weiner, Steve Ward, John Vassallo, Len Wang, Ron Trexler, Sherman Wang. Fourth Row: Dan Wexler, Bob Watson, Paul Tremblay, Barry Watson, Peter Webb, Bill Weimar, John West, Vincent Tringale. G2 First Row: Fran Zieman, Claire White, Ellen Wink- ler, Nancy Willson, Jeanette York. Second Row: Sarina Zaffiro, Polly Wood, Lisa Yaffee, Carolyn Wright, Christie Wilkinson. Third Row: Brian Wil- son, Mallory Zieman, Peter Yakutis, Andy Youn- gren, Ronald Wiener, Leslie Winston. Fourth Row: Larry Zelikoff, Martin Zartarian, David Whitney, Chuck Wyman, John Zvara, Wayne Yablonski. Absent: Greg White, Bill Whitehead, Chery! Will- iams, Bill Zorn.

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SOPHOMORES D-2 First Row: Pat Silva, Leann Shaw, Nancy Sim- mons, Pat Shaughnessy, Nancy Shea, Nancy Sheahan. Second Row: Ronald Servi, Edward Sheffield, William Silvio, George Shannon, Richard Simeone, John Silva, Samuel Seab orn, Mr. Heid- brink. Third Row: Richard Sherlock, Charles Shedd, Jeffry Ship, Kevin Shine, Roger Seltzer, Marc Silverman. Absent: David Rosetta, Pamela Rothman, Andrew Saakvitne, Lois Sage, Debra Senter, Marsha Severance, Kevin Shaughnessy, Debby Shearer, Joyce Silva. C-27 First Row: Nancy Smith, Nancy Smith, Debby Stavro, Edna Smith, Debbie Shearer. Second Row: Steve Stacey, Beverly Smith, Joni Smith, Joanne Sobal, Sarah Stetson, Marilyn Spears, Michael Sternweiler, Miss Angoff. Third Row: David Steiner, Robert Spencer, John Sovie, Nich Stamis, David Sperduto. Fourth Row: Howard Smith, Graham Slieker, John Stein, George Soule, Ben —————= Shelton. Absent: Dan Small, Eddie Slay, Ed Siete = =m Spuria. C-28 First Row: Ann Trainor, Connie Thompson, Susan Stickney, Joanne Timmins, Donna Tierney, Helen Talma. Second Row: Art Theodore, Bob Tomchik, John Taranto, Andrea Torpey, Suzanne Treat, Bob Thompson, Paul Tavilla, Miss Murphy. Third Row: Susan Townsend, Ellen Touart, Ann Swanson, Allison Tabeling, Debbie Tracey, Evie Treffs, Merilyn Sweet. Fourth Row: John Tossberg, Bob Swanson, Spencer Sullivan, Randy Tompson, Bob Stone, Jim Storer, Dan Tocci. Absent: Edward Sullivan, Jane Sullivan, Michael Sussman, Frank Terrasi, Gerald Thaxton, Forest Terry.

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GEASS Oni o7 CLASS OFFICERS—Seated: Harry Brown, Treastrer; Martha McNamara, Secretary. Standing: Steven Osborn, President; Mr. Southwick, Advisor; Mr. Buck, Advisor; George Doucette, Vice- President. Being a junior is finally achieving the status of an upper- classman. It is being separated into three units in two different buildings, and having as our one goal unification of the class. It is the anticipation of our first Prom, the happiness and self-confidence of our newly acquired driver's license, and the self-satisfaction of an expanded Prefect System, giving us honor studies and the absence of teachers patrolling our lunchrooms. It is pride, for our scholars, student leaders, advisors, and varsity letter-winning athletes —who will make our teams the best in the Middlesex League next year. It is the year we begin to think about Our post-graduate plans and experience for the first time the sweat and tears of College Entrance Exams. It is the year for chemistry, hard teachers, and trying to learn about five centuries of American history in approximately 145 hours. The junior year is one of growing maturity, accomplishment, and fun. 58