Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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Six times a day, five days a week, every day for a year . . . class changes are just a part of the system. Hand over hand, that ' s it, easy does it. Ninth graders find that it ' s not quite as easy as it looks. - - ■ Jfi

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Sharing a locker isn ' t always fun, in fact Stevie Wilson shows that waiting to get his books can be disgusting. At drama practice, Jimmy Sheridan raps with the student director of Death of a Hired Hand, Jennifer Bodenhorst. In a cross-country race at Glen Maury Park, Chuck Freeman has little time to en- joy the scenery as he hustles for third. 7

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The challenge of change A Christmas tournament found the Hurricane hoopsters at Washington and Lee carrying away top honors over all Rockbridge area teams. On Mr. Thompson ' s birthday a chicken took away the show when this frightened animal took a flying crash right into Mr. T. ' s birthday cake to the delight of all present. In the area of literary work — Scarletter and Reflections are now putting out more additions. The cafeteria was brightened with art displays for the enjoyment of LHS lunchers. The day of Mr. Johnson ' s funeral some misunderstandings occurred with a mass exodus of LHS students. The main steps are the sight of several conversations each day. Craig Gibson and Robert Moore find time for a talk. journalism class finds Hugh Slusser wrapped up in The News Gazette, Per- sonal mention items . . . for some a library is a place to talk, for others, a place to study. Senior girls man- age to combine! f T 9