Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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Reluctantly heading towards J-House are Dan McGrath, Phil Deutch, Robin Schul- man, and Suzanne Uhrig. Going back to nature is Susan Weene. The brass section of the band is heading for Carne- | Tom Fernandes: Future New England Patriot. gie Hall. Out of The Confines 15

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Many of the day’s social activities take place outside the walls of the campus. Friends meet in the main quad on the first day of school and sign yearbooks there on the last. Stu- dents may study during their free blocks and cancelled classes or they may take a much more popular alter- native — socializing. One is always assured of spotting friends on his way to class. The four benches in the main Back to School blues for these students who are on their way to the main building. 14 Out of The Confines Out of The Confines quad are in constant use, but maybe a little less frequently during the winter months, and one has a good view of the people on campus from any of these vantage points. Another popular place for the stu- dent body, especially during lunch blocks on warm sunny days, is the Senior Quad. It is always more invit- ing to study or eat under a tree in full bloom than within the noisy confines Getting ready for the big exam is Jim Renfro. of a cafeteria. Frisbee fans are found here as well, whereas football fanatics pass the ball near C-House. The ex- pansiveness of the campus lends itself to the wide variety of gathering places outside before that first class, lunch- ing at noon, or just relaxing during free time, there is always a place where he can be happy, as long as it’s outside of a building.

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A La Mode Little Red Riding Hood in Lexington? No, it’s Pairing jeans and Nikes is Allison Elder. Walter Lopez. Fashion has never been a universal topic for students at LHS, for our taste in clothes is as diverse as our personalities. In the course of a day one sees everything from the ultra- casual (torn jeans and a T-shirt) to the semi-formal (a dress and high heeled sandals). Somewhere in be- tween these two extremes falls the preppy look (Izods, docksiders, and crew necks) which becomes more popular every day. Neat yet classic is the epitome of the college co-ed. De- signer jeans (Calvin Klein, Sasson, and Jordache) still manage to be one of the main staples in everyone’s wardrobe. The new baggy jeans, how- ever, did not go over so well, showing that people still prefer to wear their denim skin tight. Even sneakers be- come fashionable items as their stripes become associated with specif- ic brands. Nikes, Pumas, and Adidas are three campus favorites. Book bags and pocket books take on a new twist this year as parachute material is sewn into bags and labeled “Le Sport Sac’’. As kids begin to mix their styles of clothes and footwear, each devel- ops his or her own flair for fashion. Bob Mahlowitz displays the casual look. Modeling espadrilles is Pam Sidman. The pop- ular Bermuda bag is held by Heather Ritchie, while both girls wear chinos. 16 A La Mode