Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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Ellen Kern brings her favorite teddy bear to school. It seemed to be a typical fall day at school. Yet it soon became apparent that it was not. A few rather large babies with teddy bears wandered through the quad. They crossed paths with a nun, a scuba diver, a member of the rock group Kiss, and a num- ber of other oddly dressed char- acters. The charade had begun two days earlier when students and At Your Service Now who wears short shorts? eiNalhee faculty were allowed to bid on those seniors who had volun- teered to submit themselves for servitude. The bidding went as high as sixteen dollars for Matt Busa, who was dressed as a fe- male Kamakazie pilot by his mis- tress, MaryBeth Busa. The day provided a good deal of fun for the whole school and raised extra funds for the senior class. Paul Greene advertises for Servant Day iD

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Only for the sake of the Senior Class... Front row: David White, Mike Holland, Scott Whitelaw, Matt Busa, John Bird, Second row: Jim Lyons, Debbie Zeltzer, Beth Holleman, Karen Foley, Sansi Sussman, Allison Wheatley, Ellen Kern, Lurena Rosmarin. Back row: Julie Fanburg, George Liu, Bonnie Liu, Sue Tarr, Robin Titelbaum, Karen Bush, Joe Bartolotti. ba el Mistress Amy Wissoker Finds more humor in the situation than her servant David White does. Servants Amy Davidson and Jim Lyons discuss the hardships of the day. 14 Servant Day

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Tattoos! What next, shaved heads? ... Even as the Eighties begin, Styles are constantly changing. One totally new concept on Campus is the appearance of tat- toos on some of the football players. Many of the latest fashions are throwbacks to our parents’ gener- ations. The short haircuts and spike-heeled shoes are two exam- ples. Tailored suits and slit skirts also appeared. One thing is for sure, no matter how much fashions change, LHS will always be in style. 16 Fashion ... well, they came close.