Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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he opulent surround- if ings of the Burlington ¥ Marriot created the perfect setting for the Ju- nior Prom on Thursday, June 13, 1985. Many couples ar- rived early, via a chauf- feured limousine or the family car, to have their pictures taken as a lasting memento of the evening. Dinner was elegant, with waiters balancing loaded trays and dexterously serv- ing the salads, the main courses, and the desserts. Sik swirled and taffeta rustled as couples danced on the crowded wooden floor. The evening was magical. Then the last strains of Bob Seger’s song Turn the Page faded away, people slowly moved to gather their wineglasses and flowers as mementoes of the evening. Many cou- ples went to parties which sould continue the en- chanted mood of the evening until the first Jackie Ryan, Monica Scharf, and Rena Bonardi see mirror images of Prom ‘85. “We want you to know we planned this,” explain Carolyn Price and Katie Kemper.

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Mary Maddox, Rhonda Harri- son, and Anna Zilberberg do community service work as they prop up the wall of the sci- ence building. “You expect seniors to study?” wonders Karen Casendino as Debbie Arin continues to sleep.

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gleams of daylight ap- proached to light up yet another school(or beach?) day. “I’m missing Hill Street Blues for this?’’ asks Suzanne An- derson as she is reassured by Bonnie Young and Trevor Middleton. David Incerto and Alex Der Marderosian enjoy the Junior Prom.