Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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“The streets aren’t safe with us on the loose’ declares this band of Juniors. “| guess triple layer banana splits take longer to make than | thought.”’ “There must be something ex- tra in this new Coke.” 22 ITALIAN RESTAURAN =. :

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“Pigs feet or chicken lips, Decisions, de- Kristin Miller munches food for thought. cisions ut mutters Mahmood Rah- man. Diana Bernsee declares, ‘| will eat no sub before its time.’ 21

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The Trouble With Fribbles Sy. “Could | please have a small Ifalian?’’ The location of this transaction is, of course, Maunder’s Market in the center. Three LHS stu- dents soon exit via the front doors, arms loaded with subtly reeking bags, and walk over to a shady spot on the Green already in- habited by two others. They sit and chat for about 45 minutes, then one sud- denly pulls a frisbee out of his bag and leaps into the air, followed by the others. A small game ensues. Twenty minutes later, the two who do not smell of sa- lami and hot pepper grab their bags and walk down Bedford street toward Friendly, to meet with some others. They take a booth at the back of the restau- rant where two friends are seated, and begin to talk about their jobs, their gen- eral activities, and the price of gas. A Friendly waitress dashes over. One student orders a perpetually refill- able cup of coffee, but the other is more hungry. ‘I'll have a chocolate frib- bee,” he says, “ah, frisolee ... frisole .. . milkshake.”’ ) “4 a, 4 ag ( A ae Ay “Don’t ask us, we just eat here.” “| can’t believe we ate the whole thing.” “It isn’t funny. This sooon has been stuck to the roof of my mouth for five days now,”’ moans Andrew Greif 23