Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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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

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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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mental Socializing in the halls is one of the student ' s favorite pastimes. Lunchtime offers the opportunity for fun and relaxation. Like rolling through infinite space, a physical education student practices his tumbling under the careful observation of Mr. Mike Brown. CRUNCH, the invincible Scarlet Hurricane charges straight into the roughest action. Well, what else would you expect of our men. Even this year, we don ' t remember. Indelible Homogeneity is gone: Heterogeneity is here. Clocks in the halls with different times. Music blaring from the Music Appreciation class. Some say go back. Some say go forward. Some say stay put. Sliding down the bannisters or being at the end of the lunch line. Mr. Thompson ' s first period cruise through the halls. Precious freedoms built up by collaborations. Quick trips to the Kenny Burger. The recent arrival of the senior lounge. Competition outside the classroom. Not just academic competition but physical competition. The scarlet-lined trophy case. Collecting gla ss for ecology and the SCA project. The newly created honor roll brings comments from all students. A year folds up on endless images waiting to remember. 8