Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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... We’re Ready for Them Nineteen-eighty brings a desire The main quad is a good spot for lunch for these two sophomores. to build up our image with a new town pool complex and a new local bus service. We are also ahead in our Col- lege Board testing. Our average Achievement and SAT scores are many points higher than the na- tional average. As we enter the Eighties, we prepare to meet the challenge of making our school better than ever. And we know we can. Meg Dolan and Mike Holland leap for the frisbee while Carter Scott and Patty White look on. 4 We're ready for them

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ENTER THE EIGHTIES .. i BA's oy ae Coa £: 4 . re This book opens up a new dec- ade. The Seventies “Me-gener- ation” is over, and we turn to the Eighties with great anticipation. The decade begins with presiden- tial campaigning, the Olympics coming to the United States, and the continuing search for alter- nate sources of energy. One source of energy, though it will not help our heating bills, is Lexington High. As a decade ends and begins, students are once again joining together with renewed spirit and energy. They are working together and helping each other in programs such as Students’ Own Services — which is a volunteer tutoring service by students for their classmates. Proms are back in style, giving juniors and seniors a chance to celebrate together at the end of the year. Jeff Eagle is framed by the pillars of C-House. Enter the Eighties 3

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Outside of J House, Joe Walsh passes the time playing a game of ball. By using the Reader’s Guide Dick Johnson hopes to find the information he needs. We're ready for them 5