Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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Not only tykes like bikes. Green grass feels like a feather bed after a hard day’s work. 13

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Action after the 2:25 bell. 12

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(right) Terry Coates looks on as Mike Ward depicts what being a Junior does to you. (bottom left) Milk — the legal drink. (bottom right) Let’s hear it for the G- house spirit! Outsiders might marvel at the average L.H.S. student’s ability to grab a hot lunch in J house, pick up a form in the Career Center, meet a friend in the Quad and be seated in French class before the bell — all in the period of thirty minutes. Adventures like this one make up what is called “student life.” But student life also in- cludes the successful dances (and those that bombed!); the pep rallies and the constant changes in homeroom assignments; the frus- tration in finding out that last block English class was cancelled after three and one half hours of wasted study blocks; the trials and tribulations (not to mention boredom) of driver’s ed; and the dress fads which flooded our school with en- thusiasm and spirit, and fizzled out like stale ginger ale. Such momentous events form only a portion of the life of L.H.S. students. Our personal interests, our families, our jobs, and our relationship with the community prove as important to the student life as those activities directly related to the school.