Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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and work appear frequently Taking a break from the habitual routine of French, Tim Poindexter, grins as the Crystal photographer snaps his picture. Lining up for practice, the Junior girls try to get up enough experience to make a good showing against the Senior girls. 6

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Fun and frolic weaved Doing what comes naturally — luvin ' in the halls — don’t look under the stairs. Cats in German classes and buying lunch tickets . . . taking a napkin to chuckwagon steaks. Mustard graffiti on hot dog buns. Remember? Remembrances repose . . . anxiously waiting to be brought to light. “Teachers, please note number two on the daily bulletin. ” Students congregate at the newly located smoking porch. Particles that combine and intertwine. Magnetized or repelled by each other. Speeding along, totally emersed in activities of our own. So fast we can ' t or don’t remember. Taking no time to recognize the unrecognizables. Ordering a la carte. Class meetings . . . black and white together. Race is not as much a problem to students at LHS as to the people who see the students. Automatically passing into a new year, we forget the years before. 5

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at Lexy Tests, tests, and more tests! Sandra Daven- port hopes she can hold her head up for all of them. Tests, always, seem to come at once! Getting ready for the pow-pow, Hope Cubbins, anticipates what she will need besides her headband. Hey, what ' s the algebraic formula for rain? T-shirts with appliques are very IN this year but Diane Clark wonders if it is worth having a monkey beat on your tum-tum right before lunch!?! 7