Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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Ismene Speliotis relaxes between customers. « ; “F ; ar af Ellen Campbell and Nancy McDonald make the world beautiful. . 4 Cc 4 o Py ® 25

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Summer Jobs As the days grow warm and sunny and the school days become coun- table on one hand, thoughts turn to the summer ahead. Most have plans already as jobs require early search and acceptance and vacations need reservations. Some are lucky enough to get away for the entire summer, but many more stay home and work the days away. Whether it is waiter- ing or waitressing, pumping gas or day camping it, there are jobs to do and money to make. Earning money for college is one major goal for some for saving is a hard task of life. Sometimes more money is spent on those days and nights off than is put away for safekeeping. Though the work can easily drag on, it all seems worth the effort at the end of the week when payday arrives. There is no greater feeling that cashing that paycheck and knowing you earned it all yourself. As the summer flies by, experience is gained along with a sense of responsibility, confidence and independence. Those days of summer work and the friends and relationships gained through it are ones we will never easily forget. 2 a Julie Weinstein makes a purchase from Colleen Sliney at Woolworth’s. v, ise 6 td Betsy Mazerall smiles while working at Pewter Pot. 24 fae

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We get to school anyway we can. Schools Out The long awaited 2:25 P.M. bell signals not only the end of school, but also the beginning of other activities. Hallways jam as students grab books from lockers or as friends meet before team practices and club meetings. The main quad is filled with talking students and students on the run to catch buses. Cars and other vehicles crowd the exits of the student parking lot, hoping to beat the buses. Students walk to the center for a town bus, to go to work, or just to eat at their favorite gathering spot. Freedom is ours until the next bell rings at 7eoOa. ils 26 Moving out in style.