Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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Try and take my bone away and I'll bite “c Bruce Norwell snaps, Doug Long takes his servant obligations with a grain of salt. Elena Brady puts the finishing touches on a very glamorous John Dunn. ) =) C= ro oO = What can Deanne (Sumu) Samiotes possibly find more photo-worthy than herself? 19

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FOR SALE While most youngsters wait until the Eve of all Saints Day to don their cos- tumes and assume the personality of their character, Lexington High School seniors kick off the October 31st holi- day early. Therefore, students should not be surprised if they see an an- nouncement one fall day that reads like this: FOR SALE Seniors are now on sale in the Main Hall. Come and bid for your favorite one now. Proceeds will go to the Senior Class. All servants are brand new and in excellent condition. Come and view the wide assortment, all sizes and shapes available. Choose the one that suits your needs. Each ser- vant will be required to dress ac- coring to the desire of the owner. Your servant will serve you for the entire day and will give a perfor- mance in the main quad upon re- quest. Remember, the sale only occurs once a year, so get one while they last! Karen Flaherty does the bunny hop. (right) Who wears short shorts? 18 Margo Krukonis reveals her true identity.

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Watch out for falling letters! HOME IMPROVEMENTS Students at LHS must deal daily with faculty mec hanisms. From the broken hinge on a locker to clocks that never tell the correct time, every stu- dent has found cause for complaint. For those who take tennis, there are the bounceless tennis balls. Science students must battle for equipment, and it is usually the student who is earli- est to class and finds the best bunsen burner that ends up with the best re- sults. Each call for the head custodian on the P.A. system is a reminder that something has gone wrong, from a flooded toilet to a fire in one of the trash buckets. But even though LHS might need some “‘home improvements,’’ it’s still home sweet home! 5 ae ki Ted Ford, Ron O’Brian, and Pat Tambor find an ingenious way to keep their lockers shut. 20