Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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Gleeful about arriving early for chorus is Debbie Ferreira. Tired of studying in the library is Regina Antwine. Birgit Eilbracht and Marge Roemer take a minute to smile for the camera. Walking through the deserted halls of J-House is Ara Pongratz. Going Places 29

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Going Places Passing through the Senior Quad, eager to meet friends for lunch is Laura Bertolini. Traveling from A to J — whether during study, lunch, or between classes — is what keeps L.H.S.’ers alive. During the warm weather or during the slushy winter months we manage to make it across campus in record time. ep hs Neil Moskow gives a puzzled look at the pho- tographer. 28 Going Places

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Laurie Parker laughs with a frilly dressed Craig Caster. ail Clowning around is Diane Tarr with Julie Puchkoff. 30 Yes, Master Yes, Master Laura Russo and Tim Harrington show off on servant day. The Class of ‘81 continued a tradi- tion by holding Servant Day to raise money for the senior class fund. Var- ious students volunteered to be auc- tioned to the highest bidder whether it was another student or a teacher. The bidder acquired his or her par- ticular servant with the agreement that his servant would do anything the owner wanted, — almost! On this bizarre October day, girls could be seen walking the halls dressed as elves, bums, and mice. Most of the boys who were bought as servants had to dress up as women. Two servants were seen on campus as a cupid and a big Fig Newton. During lunch blocks many owners put their servants on display. One of the servants was pur- chased by an art teacher for modeling purposes in her class that day. These servants ranged in price from $1.50 to more than $20, depending on their desirability. This year’s servant day was a profitable one and raised sever- al hundred dollars for the seniors.