Lexington High School yearbook

264 Pages·1996·62.8 MB·English

by  Lexington High School (Lexington, Mass.)

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LEXINGTON, MA 02173
Lexington High School
251 Waltham Street
Lexington, MA 02173
617-861-2340
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Individuals, working,
living, thinking. Push-
ing the boundaries,
achieving excellence. ® estins
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Past the facade of sub- csmoivtee,r segniirorl
Lauren Ir-
urban kids. Bound by @ whiann g stowpsi thto
adoring fan
common experience, yet Katie Shea.
drastically different.
Documenting the life
outside the cement
walls. Achievers. Dream-
ers. Uncensored and un-
IPs ONLY
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inhibited. Strip off the
veneer, shake off the
usual conventions. This
is the real world. After
Bull os
oJ ammin’ both on and off
the court, Ray Chang
takes a moment to pause
with buddy Cliff Brang-
i Student Life wynne.
ren’t they cute?
Monica “slugger”
Roy, Laura ‘‘oops’”’
Ginns, Susie Kwon, and
Julie Moosa huddle for
warmth on a comfy ce-
ment bench.
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tanding in the main quad, Shanel Mer-
cer eagerly awaits her next class.
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he world in liv-
“eH ey
ba-
by— d o fries
ing color. Clos-
come with
that shake?” —— .
Says senior
John Paul
ing the books. Defin-
Mahoney.
ing our own bound-
aries. Making
changes, doing what
Bilize ie
Chang ’
tries to get
we do best ... natu- Curtis Tex-
iera out of
his grumpy |
mood.
rally. It’s what
makes us human,
what makes
ee ™S tudent Lite
talk of the town. Un-
4 O: heck
less you've lived it, Las
out,” scream
these three
crazy fresh-
you'll never under-
men the first
day of school.
‘stand.
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reak dancing.
Atari. Banana Dancing at the Student Activities Fair, Car-
Clips — Ban- oline Kim tries to attract people to Folio.
anarama, for that matter. We're hoping that Chris Van Nostrand will
Who else misses the eight- do the hokey pokey and turn himself around.
ies? Yes, we were young
(some of us more
than others — can
you believe that
some Freshmen
and Sophomores
supernatural
And out of the ordinary ... by YBC Bumble B
were born in the eighties?), but we still remember the decade of de-
cadence. Michael J. Fox. Duran Duran. The brat pack. Menudo, and
slap bracelets. Jelly shoes made a feeble comeback, as did Boy
George (the Crying Game?).
You know what I miss most? The innocence, the naivete. When
the Material Girl sang “‘Like a Virgin’’, we really thought she was
one. We bought the Barbie dream house and made her go on dates
with Ken while she drove the pink Corvette. While we didn’t take an
active part or make any social influences, we lived the eighties just
as much as anyone else. So maybe tomorrow, I'll peg my jeans and
wear my old Sambas. Who knows? Blue eyeshadow just might come
back.
After graduating from Blai-
ne’s School of Hair Design,
David Werlin gives Nader
Hassan a perfect manicure.
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