Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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The co-captains of the Varsity Cheer- leaders center the group in extending a hearty welcome to Stuart Draft ' s sup- porters. Alice Dunn diverts her attention from one of Mrs. Hay ' s famous tests to more interesting activities in the hall. An import from Georgia, Senior Bobby Thalman, adds a little class to the team with a new way to keep his socks up . . . tape ' em! 10 opening section

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trees created a mood to enjoy, cherish, and remember at the Christmas Dance. German Classes provide relief from the usual humdrum of less innovative class- es. “Cat and Mouse becomes a popular game as seen by senior Margie Atthowe and junior Vicki Leonard. Ann Fedde- man narrates their frisky capers, while the others wait in turn. A lot of hard work and fun goes into Spirit Week in a very few days. Halls were decked with bright, peppy posters, banners, and streamers. opening section 9

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The living, growing world we never see without the aid of a microscope draws the attention of Diane Gupton and Janet Henley, sophomore Biology students. Mr. Bond led his class to the discovery of fungi and the art of playing the violin. opening section 11