Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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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

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Activation . . . activi- ties . . . extra-curric- ular events. Clubs take students out- side the classroom. There are provisions for every and all kinds of students. Diversions from the academic role of life. A potpourri of ac- tivities for students of the like. Student government for the politicians, honor societies for the br ains, yearbook, newspaper and liter- ary magazine for the blooming journa- lists. For the actors, arguers and speech makers there are drama and public speaking. There are academic clubs for academic minded people and service clubs for civic minded people. A change comes over LHS. A student’s mind is his own. The day of belonging to a certain club as a status symbol is gone. Individualistic thinking has hit the individual. The time for belonging to what interests a per- son is here. In- terested persons that care build up the clubs. To each his own. 19