Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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Amdist the confusion of sophomore year, these girls still find time to keep in touch Outside C-House, David Peters, Jim Phinney, and Linda Lombard keep track of what’s going on.

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They’re the Underclassmen .. . Being in a new school, sur- rounded by new kids, and facing new demands made it difficult to become a part of the action right away. But with a little help and encouragement the sophomores learned to eat in the right lunch- room, carry the right books, and even shout their new pride in the high school at the pep-rallies. Keeping Pace at the high school was merely a matter of adjust- ment. Analogies and algebra, verbs, vocabulary and vertexes — some- times the Juniors wondered if it would ever end. But it did and, besides, there is more to junior year than studying and anxiety . There were Proms and parties, clubs and activities, sports and teams. Perhaps it was the pressure that made pleasures so enjoyable. Amoebas and other creatures are part of sophomore biology class. 10 They’re the Underclassmen . .. In order to prepare for next year’s duties as seniors, the juniors start a game of Imitation Quadball.

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There is no doubt that seniors are the noisiest — after all, they’ve had the most practice. College application and catalogues engulf Joel Wachman A smile from a friend like Judy Smith certainly brightens up who turns instead to a more informal description of a hectic day. schools. 12 Senior Life