Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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FAVORITE MUPPETS Kermit Miss Piggy Oscar Grover Gonzo Swedish chef FAVORITE DESIGNER JEANS Calvin Klein Lee Levi's Bonjour FAVORITE MUNCHIES Doritos chocolate chip ice cream with jimmies Lemon Coolers cheese and crackers FAVORITE BOOKS Thornbirds Scruples The World According to Garp Manchild in the Promised Land BEST SCHOOL ACTIVITY Graduation FAVORITE EXPRESSION “Of course I’m twenty.” 1 COMPLAINT college applications FAVORITE MOVIE STARS Alan Alda Jane Fonda John Voight FAVORITE TV SHOWS MPATS H Saturday Night Live Mork and Mindy FAVORITE COMIC STRIPS Garfield Doonesbury BEST SOAP OPERAS General Hospital Soap FAVORITE TYPES OF CANDY green m m’s Hershey bars FAVORITE TIMES OF THE DAY 225 midnight MOST MELLOW SONGS Yesterday Bridge over Troubled Water MOST MELLOW PASTIMES sleeping vegging out MOST MELLOW RADIO STATIONS WIJIB WSSH MOST POPULAR COLLEGES University of Massachusetts Bro wn University FAVORITE DATES January 14 June 5 MOST MELLOW GROUPS Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young Bread MOST MELLOW SINGERS Cat Stevens James Taylor Joan Baez FAVORITE RADIO STATIONS WCOZ WAAF WVBF BEST SONGS Stairway to Heaven Freebird Baba O'Riley FAVORITE DAY OF THE WEEK Saturday BEST YEAR FOR GRADUATION 1980!!! The Best of 1980 27

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Twenty years from now it will be the year 2000. We will all be in our late thirties, and our children, if we have them, will already be in school. As the times passes, we may not remember many of the details of the 1979-1980 school year. Thus, the yearbook staff has designed a survey which enables us to look back upon the 1979- 1980 year and also provides us with much information about what made the 1979-1980 school year so special. BEST MOVIES A Little Romance Coming Home Breaking Away Hair Rocky II BEST ICE CREAM FLAVORS jomoca almond fudge mocha chip chocolate chip mint chocolate chip rum raisin BEST GROUPS The Beatles The Who Grateful Dead Earth, Wind, and Fire The Rolling Stones BEST ALBUMS The Best of Earth, Wind, and Fire 1AM Doobies — Minute by minute 26 The Best of 1980 The Best of 1980 Who’s Next Four Way Street-CSNY MOST COMFORTABLE CLOTHES jeans sneakers T-shirts rugby shirts FAVORITE RESTAURANTS Anthony’s Pier IV Magic Pan Peking Gardens Mario’s BEST PLACES TO WORK camp Brigham’s Theatre Pharmacy Sahara Beach Hotel, Las Vegas FAVORITE SCHOOL CAFETERIAS A G J C FAVORITE HANG OUTS senior quad the meadow the courts Lincoln Field BEST PARTIES Waterville Valley! kegs Toga New Year's BEST FEMALE SINGERS Donna Summer Barbara Streisand Joni Mithcell BEST MALE SINGERS Billy Joel James Taylor Bruce Springsteen BEST CONCERTS the Who the Doobie Brothers Grateful Dead BEST HOLIDAYS New Year's Summer Vacation Ground Hog Day FAVORITE PASTIMES going to parties eating skiing FAVORITE GAMES Monopoly ultimate frisbee poker FAVORITE MAGAZINES Boston Cosmopolitan Seventeen People Mad Rolling Stone FAVORITE TYPES OF CARS Triumph Jaguar Corvette Camaro Porche Mustang

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While cleaning out her files, Ms. Heidt finds several missing papers. Expressions Whether we realize it or not, our moods are often shown by our facial expressions. These ex- pressions vary from student to student, and from minute to min- ute. One student will show sev- eral different expressions within a short period of time. What brings on these different expressions? Just about anything that happens to a person brings about some sort of expression. Whether the expression be happi- ness, sadness, ecstasy, joy, sorrow, confusion, tiredness, anger, ap- preciation or enthusiasm, it is an expression that reveals what a person is feeling at that particular moment. So pin that smile on, look alive, and remember that your facial expression tells it all. Ron Settles doesn’t look as though he wants the rest of the apple. 28 Expressions Dixon Wood moves to the beat of a different drummer.