Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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Eric Cortell spies someone he knows while Brad Chervin continues to count index cards. Happy about studying in the new library facili- ties is Bob Apteker. A sole workman surveys the newly renovated library before the start of school. Before and After 21

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This summer the student library was renovated, and as a result the sci- ence building lost two classrooms. Formerly the library was cramped with little room for books or students. Administrators knew that the high school’s accreditation would be low- ered because of insufficient library facilities. The media center and the library are now one. For the first few weeks of school books were scattered across the floor as the workmen had not yet completed the renovation and the librarians had not had enough time to reshelve all the books. Even in November books were arranged on tables and around the walls. Now the library is more spacious but it contin- ues to be filled with busy students. Oftentimes it is impossible even to find a seat. Although it is the perfect place for quiet study, the new atmo- sphere of the library still is conducive to socializing. From H to L, these non-fiction books were scat- tered across the floor at the start of school. Doing some analysis at a carrel is Christina Wilgren. Before and After 40 88 ax, or Books were piled to the ceiling — well, almost. ong = = = = Pa — = pated

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Monday Blues An uninterested Mark Brockett takes a minute to listen to the teacher. Finding it hard to start her work is Marla Aroesty. 22 Monday Blues