Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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Marianne Devoe takes in her studies while she takes in Milk and cookie time for Andy Hayes and Jeff Skerry. the sun.

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Outdoor Life When the trees in the quad sprout leaves and the mud puddle between C House and the Science Build- ing shrinks, everyone knows that spring is here. The frisbees start flying and the skate boards start rolling. Everyone begins to worry about proms and begins to daydream about summer. The rehearsals for the Junior and Senior Shows are crammed into one week, while teachers moan about the seniors tendency to miss classes. As the end of the year comes to a close, senior barbecues spring up, along with class beach parties, both formal and unorganized. The “Old Res” is pre- pared for the oncoming summer swimmers, and the students start searching for summer jobs. Another year is behind us, but we look forward to a fresh new start in the fall. A typical C-House lunch with Lars Kula. Free periods spent playing ““Buck-Buck”’ pass time quickly. 12.

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A Time To Laugh Lexington High School offers a great variety of studies for its students. Course selections range from Calculus to Cake Decorating; but in spite of some of the difficult schedules held by its students, we still find time to laugh. It may be when we are through with semester finals, when we win a football game, or even between classes or at lunch when we have time to relax under a tree. There is always time to be with friends or time to show off for the school photographer. How about the time when that frisbee got stuck in the tree or that great excuse you gave your homeroom teacher for missing home- room for two weeks? The parties on the holi- days and the triumph of graduation? No matter how grim things may get from time to time, there is always “a time to laugh”. A pretty smile. 14 Charlie Busa looks on the bright side of arena scheduling. | | I.