Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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Throwing a grin across the room, Brent Carter would rather socialize than make stained glass windows with Cindy Wiseman and Val Dock. A particularly dreary, rainy day brings Billy Caldwell and Kathy Tucker to meditation of spring days yet to arrive. One coat covers all. Barney Adams joins members of the SCA in brightening the cafeteria with a cheering coat of red and white paint. Each morning we arrive at school, greeted by our tattered American flag high above. Entering the building, the onrush of students is tremendous. Fighting your way through the congregation at the foot of the stairs. Climbing the stairs, only to be startled by the bright morning sun filtering through the window at the top. The bell takes some to first period, leaving others to straggle through the halls. Getting down to homeroom business and the reading of the daily bulletin. The melody of “Happy Birthday drifts in from the room next door. Floating along. We erase now, but don ' t forget the erased. Everyday things we don ' t notice . . . chalk them up. Do noterase! Do not erase! Do noterase! Do not erase! 16

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students at d +-» o CD C ) CD £ A particularly witty statement perks up Beth Kenney and sets her thinking. Especially since it is on one of her favorite controversial topics. 15

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The first snow of the year is irresistible to expert snowball throwers at the smoking porch. Once activated, they are hard to stop. Hard working ninth grade committee members, Cheryl Hostetter, Judy Wise, Randy Mason and David Natkin meet in the teacher ' s lunchroom. Students enjoy life to 17