Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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Don Colman makes a new friend. Students congregate in the smoking area before class. Aarno Veuvenburg, a foreign exchange student, seems to have mastered the art of doing homework the American way. 10 Outdoor Life

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At Cary Memorial Library, John Hilton shelves back issues of Lisa Watson helps a customer at CVS. the Christian Science Moniter. Leslie Sukeforth serves hot muffins at Pewter Pot. Student Jobs 9

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Outdoor Life One of the unique things about our school is its open atmo- sphere. The set-up of the school gives the students a chance to be outside between classes if only for a few minutes. The spacious campus provides plenty of room for frisbee and touch football games. The senior quad is usually filled with people at lunchtime on warm days. It’s also a great place to “catch some rays”. Not that the cold weather keeps stu- dents indoors; even in winter many students can be seen out- side at their favorite hang-out. The main quad is an ideal place to meet friends or just sit and watch the world go by. It’s great to have such a spacious campus. Jeanne Collins always keeps up-to-date with the latest fashions. Lunch time for Donna Jean and Joan Greenberger. Outdoor Life 1