Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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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

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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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Senior Life ... is filling out job and col- lege applications ... is making sophomore jokes and teasing the juniors ... is taking over turf not allowed on other years ... is re- lishing the prospect of Senior Slump ... is stepping up to as- sume responsibilities in clubs, ac- tivities and sports ... is berry fights in the Quad, frisbee behind “G” house, and joking with Dr. Clune ... is signing yearbooks at the end of the year and promising to keep in touch ... is the Senior Prom, graduation rehearsal and keg parties ... is reflecting on val- ues and. strengthening lasting friendships ... is finishing with course requirements and = con- centrating on main interests ... is Toga parties ... is proving that the Class of 1979 was the loudest, the rowdiest, and craziest class ever! Gene Kalb attempts to plant Hilary Power among the other red flowers. Seniors aren’t known for their full schedules: Scott Boudreau, Keith Block, and Andy Castle take advantage of free time in the Quad. Music is a big department at L.H.S. and Kate Groves takes advantage of the opportunity to sing. Senior Life 13