Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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FAMOUS FINAL SCENES... (upper, left) A night to remember. (upper, right) Hip Hip Hooray! (above) So what do we do now? (middle, right) “My lunch box carries my lunch, silly!” (right) Mark, Doug and Steve celebrate Senior Slump at McDonald’s. 20

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(top, left) Kevin Callahan serves the many customers of Maunders’. (middle, left) Write all day, write all night ... (lef t) Kerrin McCadden hops in her car after school on her way to work. (above) What some people will do for money|!!!!!

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Well, we are just about at the end of our experience in the Lexington school sys- tem, and this has been a year to remember. It began the same way other years did, but, as time went by, we began to sense that this one was special, and that we would probably keep it in mind for a long time. The unique development of Senior Slump is an obvi- ous part of these final four terms. Tracing back to mid- January, this arch-enemy of the dedicated teacher and corrupter of the academi- cally able spreads like a flame over dried notebooks until it erupts into a full con- flagration during the months of April to June. Some students start early, others, late, according to their love of leisure. It is a sign of irresponsibility; it is a well-deserved rest for those who worked hard dur- ing their scholastic tenure. When graduation finally arrives, it is a welcome re- lief to some that the work has ended, and a new begin- ning for those who antici- pate the future. (upper, left) Mary McGinn and Laura Lowder read about their friends’ college plans in the Musket. (middle, left) Future class reunion? ... (above, right) Lisa Bertollini, Cherie Sil- vera, Maria Lands, and Eugene Lee enjoy Senior Slump. (left) Chantal Caviness smiles at the year’s end ... but is she graduating from the High School or nursery school???? 2l