Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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A wandering photographer catches Peter Clayton studying leisurely for his next period class. Gems of wisdom concerning the makeup of Mickey Hamm ' s uniform minus the hip pads enlighten Crystal editors. During the school song at the Harrison- burg game, Cheryl Hostetter and Tamara Hamric show pep and spirit for LHS. 2

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An end of the season pep rally draws close scrutiny from Lesley Drew, Vanessa Kyle, Marsha Harris and Karen Blackwell. LEXINGTON HIGH SCHOOL CODE OF HONOR I WILL BC HONEST IN TAKING ALL TESTS AND EXAMINATIONS. AS WELL AS IN DOING HOMEWORK AND CLASSWORK. . . I WILL NOT TAKE THE PROPERTY OF ANOTHER PERSON OR OF MY SCHOOL WITHOUT PROPER AUTHORIZATION... I WILL NOT DEFACE SCHOOL PROPERTY . . . I WILL SHOW MY RESPECT FOR MY SCHOOL BY BEING TRUTHFUL AND BY CONDUCTING MYSELF PROPERLY IN ALL PHASES OF SCHOOL LIFE... PRESENTED BY CO-ED Hl-Y - IS64-6S A hem on the dress of Karen Smith keeps one of the little additions to LHS on her toes and thankful for the bell. “Let ' s make this look good! John Rabe, Buddy Brothers, Larry Campbell, Mickey Hamm and Rodney Ayers pose for a quick shot.

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Freshmen Meg Barrett admires the trophy case and tells a ' 72 football player how much she likes the district trophy. A young sociology professor and a student alias Mr. Bob Carrere and Ryan Rabun congregate during a basketball half-time. The Challenge of Change. When LHS rolled round to a new school year, the first notable addition was new white lines in the parking lot. Football soon began. We were small but, once we started there was no stopping us! Buses to away games were stopped because of a lot of slack, (parents, misbehavior, and chaperones unwilling to take the legal responsibility). Then the red machine pushed their way past district and the Shrine Bowl to regionals. For the first time in LHS history Lexington was 1 in the region. The Challenge of Change. A super pep rally was held before the semi-final game that had more spirit than rallies for years. School life rolls on 3