Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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WHr Leaders of the pack, Stuart Brewbaker and Butch Hostetter, and the gang pre- pare for a rumble. Getting ready to lead some spirit, Cheryl Hostetter and Sam Bury clear up some last minute pep rally details. Non, non! Ann Hypes thinks as she shies away from the camera in her French I class, but c ' est la vie! 8 Opening

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mA i ‘ ’.I The photographer catches Fred Padgett with a quizzical look as he eyes some- thing on the field outside of LHS. Bill Paxton opens the door, alias Mary Lou Hundley and Melissa Davis, during the Magazine Drive skit. iitfirtftt.. The girls ' varsity basketball team goes for two points against Broadway as YoYo Roane (21) gets ready to rebound. Principal makes Plea lenging dance marathon . . . proximately 140 seniors. Weekend activities consisting The weather was as fickel as mainly of home parties, informal ever. Snow one day, 60 degrees gatherings at the movies and the and sunny the next. The Farmer ' s usual bit of carousing. Almanac predicted it to be the With increased support for the worst winter in years. Well, maybe Scarlet Hurricane, a new symbol in Nebraska .. . for them was needed. Mr. Frank The school board controversy— Thompson made a plea to stu- who would buy the high school, dents to design one when the and the need for a vocational parking stickers arrived with a school increases. A new face in picture of a palm tree blowing the office, Mr. Mike Madison, to in the wind on them! A contest make sure no one was doing any- was readily started by the SCA. thing they weren ' t supposed to be As the school grows older, the doing. Remember Evil Knevil and students grow younger. The his dare-devil attempt, and failure, eighth grade class boasted almost to jump across the Snake River 200 members compared to ap- Canyon? And, everybody was

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Delicious goodies are served by Mary Jane Emore to Ms. Charlotte Owens and Ms. Susan Doak at the SAE faculty tea. The words just won ' t come for Kathy Knapp at the signing party, but Candy Leech could possibly write a book. Even though the dance floor is packed, Mr. Denny Clark makes his way between bodies to jam at the Homecoming Dance. » ‘ 2 ■ M Mr tfS mm Kung Fu fighting ringing through again in Earth shoes, THE fad, the halls . . . the gang mobbing at that were assuringly good for the new pizzeria after the game one ' s posture, and waiting hours to be served . . . We ' re a whole new breed, Longer skirts shorter hair — it individually and as a whole. Al- seemed like everyone got theirs though the student body was re- cut and blow dried, even the latively small at about 950 stu- males at a uni-sex salon in town . . . dents (over 50% from Rockbridge socks with multi-colored toes. County), there was much diver- Letters to the editor of THE SCAR- sity in character. 1974-1975 stu- LETTER protesting the loving in dents took time to be themselves the halls. Hey, whatcha-say! within acrowd. Students learned to walk all over Opening 9