Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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sales people The students all file down to the gym for the first assembly of the year. After the excitement of the seniors first march, everything calmed down and some funny looking girls appeared on the stage in st range costumes, saying strange things. The girls from the staff started off the magazine drive with a skit and a fashion show. Or was it fashion? Each year prizes are awarded to top salespeople and top classrooms. Keys awarded for sales, were used to unlock the treasure chest. And the keys that didn ' t work could be exchanged for prizes. Student enthusiasm was fine especially in Mr. Bond ' s and Ms. Marr ' s classes who got a coke and chips party! The top sales- person got MONEY. The drive was successful for the yearbook. After all the action of the magazine drive is over, )ohn Rogers busies himself com- puting the exciting stats. Before the big skit, Dr. Judy Wise gives Humpty Dumpty a check-up since he had been complaining of a cracked shell. Magazine Drive 15 r . .j uti - rn

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L U o; D co ro a; Using the keys presented as tokens for selling magazines, students gather round and try to unlock the mystical treasure chest. A few choice magazines are represented when the Crystal staff presents their annual all-in-fun magazine drive skit. opens for lucky magazine 14 Chrono

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O c ro s ro “O When teachers went to their mailboxes on Teacher Appreciation Day they found a surprise — apples; courtesy of the SCA! The varsity cheerleaders strike a pose dur- ing a fifth period-pep rally in one of their skits. Peacock feathers balanced on top of a baseball cap win Mark Mitchell a free ticket to the Homecoming game. shoe day challenge imagination r