Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS Studying is done anytime and any place. i] . a As students, the kids at L.H.S. find ‘y themselves faced with one of the more ' unpleasant tasks in life: studying. Each student goes about this task in: their own way, some taking it more seriously than others. Seniors may be seen studying for college boards and SAT’s, as well as reading college manuals, try- ing to find “‘the ideal school” for them- selves. Juniors are often seen cram- ming hysterically for SAT’s and achievements which they should have started studying for two months earlier. Then there are the sophomores who spend the first half of the year with their eyes glued to the map of L.H.S., attempting not to get lost. And, of course, there is the steady flow of tests that range anywhere from Cake Deco- rating to John Dickinson’s attitude to life in the 1600’s to memorizing what parts of a dandelion are edible for Sur- vival Science. Whether you are the type of student that studies for math in French, for French in science, for sci- ence in English, and you’re flunking English, or the type that takes your studying seriously, it’s something we all learn to do while at L.H.S. Ii | b the i ‘; 1 Ata NOTE Caros REPORT Coven : , | [9y BOOK covers Donez Cardullo gets down to business on the pei 9) Swear SHIRTS floor of the library. : Josh Brown and Mark Passimonti think the library is a fine place to accomplish work. 22

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“Marvelous Marvin Hagler was just too much for me!” Carolyn Walsh sits this one out. “My studies prove that strangulation strengthens the throat muscles,” reports Dr. Kilson. Big Foot stalks Lexington High School! 21

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Pauline Collins concentrates hard on her exam. Thirty more minutes of chemistry, ugh! (center) Julie Puchkoff takes a moment out to exercise her brain. Temah Nelson is stumped by her teacher’s question! Bill Abernathy jumps at the bell but Ted Price is too excited about his ‘‘A”’ to notice. 23