Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

Page 10 text:

Getting There In The First Place t, everybody has to Accordingly, they find a way to get there. A good portion of the student body takes one of the many school buses. These students live far enough away from school to be eligible for a monthly bus pass. Many bus-rid- become walkers though be- cause they often miss their tightly scheduled buses. The more energetic students will brave the New England weather and walk to school. As the year progresses, the ranks of the walkers diminish when the Like it or no go to school. mud and snow appear. Those stu- dents with the luxury of their own car, generally the upperclassmen, can purchase a permit for the stu- dent parking lot. Those daring enough to park in the teachers’ parking lot will find themselves p) The Tour de France next week? strongly berated by one of the fac- ulty. During the warmer months, many students ride their bikes to school. Those few who own mopeds will be found using them as their mode of transportation. Also, parents are often seen at the school, bright and early, driv- ing their children to school. On rainy or stormy days there is usual- ly an immense number of parents that aren't normally there on pleasant days. Finally, the town of Lexington provides the useful, but some- times unreliable, mini-bus system. This system is the LEXPRESS. In conclusion, there are so many different modes of transpor- tation that it is almost impossible to not be able to get to school. 1 upperclassman’‘s corvette is also an acceptable mode of transportation. 1985, walks to s chool briskly, hoping to arrive before the (Below) Todd Lena, class of late bell.

Page 9 text:

Andon Lucas ‘86, and Seniors Jeff Jones and Heidi Massimilla enjoy a free block at the logs near F-House. Senior Dave Dohan takes a break from studying for a snack. Paparazzi They are everywhere. Lurking behind every corner, they are waiting to catch students off- guard. Students fear their cam- eras which record life as it really is. They are determined to do their job. There is no stopping their fo- cused eye; it will find you in the end. Who are they? Why, the pa- parazzi, of course. Paparazzi are photographers who follow celeb- rities, waiting to photograph them at the perfect moment. Although high school students are hardly celebrities, there are still many ‘perfect moments’ of these stu- dents worth photographing. Any- ways, here they are, thanks to our resident paparazzi, Lexington High School students au naturel. Enjoying the start of her last year at L.H.S., Senior Emily Dephoure takes it easy.

Page 11 text:

(Above) This underclassperson shows her enthusiasm for a Monday morning as she gets off the bus. (Left) Junior Paul Graceffa and friend take an easy ride to school on a very useful : a to 4 | , PP QS c Ready to go home after a full day of school, this underclassman recalls his lock combination with no problem. ]