Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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Frozen Frames omplain about Althou th we ; left its mark on all of us. For three years Lexington High School has been the place where we studied, socialized, yoofed off, and grew up. Some of us believed that we would never see the end of our high school ca- reers, but now the time has come for us to don our gowns and line up for our diplomas. That moment when we throw our caps in the air will be both happy and sad. There are so many things that we will remember: The opulence of the senior prom, the roaring cheers of the super bowl, the last basketball game, and even Mon- day morning announcements. The prom gave us the chance to see our classmates in clothes other than jeans and sweaters, but more than that it is one of the last times that we will all be together. Even the most reluctant of us admit that the senior prom is not something to be missed. Cheering for our victorious teams may have given us all sore throats but we also go a sense of pride and school spirit. From the Lexington-Winchester basketball game to the super bowl, we all had a great year creating school spirit both as players and specta- tors. When our last day does come we will remember everything from the great athletic triumphs to the noisy cafeterias. Most of all we will realize that we really did have fun at Lexington High School. ‘Will the owner of the car with the license plate...” 7 A typical day in the library would not be the same without the librarians telling you to be quieter as senior Alan Glaser dis- else can we say... ?