Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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Brian Sneed, a sty rning — we all ready to start the Senior Lauren Sinai takes a free minute to enjoy “Indian summer.” enior Robert Sharenow.

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(Above) Three juniors, Sean O’Connell, Janet Curtis, and Caro- lyn Price, intently watch and support our winning football team. (Left) In a very close game against Reading, Mark Wasserman ‘85 and Mike Landman ‘85 look on wearily as the Boys’ Varsity Soccer team attempts a comeback. EVOLUTION Deborah Flaherty ‘85 and Diane Carlson '85 get into the spirit for L.H.S. by cheering on the Boys’ Soccer teams. Lexington High School students are a diverse group of people who pride themselves on their individuality. These students give a certain flair of originality to all of their endeavors whether it be studying, playing, or just goofing off. This characteristic is reflected in the wide range of activities in which students participate. Regardless of the m individuality of the person, there 1 is a

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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.