Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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Steve Wilson proves that the price of a magazine goes up all the time. Another case of “your money or your life.” “Whar’s the bar?” No one seems to be quite sure, but hopefully he’s out there with the audience somewhere. Behind the scenes, Rhonda Kimble takes care of the less glamorous business work of running a magazine drive. 16 Chrono

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The first SCARLETTER came out with a bang with hot scoops on new teachers and summer student activity. School Starts 15

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alt K ...j 8 m Mam m ' m Warn li - U $ mm J 1 11 ) ! SKHp jPi MmI 1 ! ' j mmf-Twk j m - ■ -j K A The seniors, with their front row view, seem to be highly appreciative of the un- limited wit of the Crystal staff. Melissa Davis and Elaine Ganze, members of the magazine drive skit, believe in to- getherness and large sweaters. Months after the magazine drive, o-pen the win-dow ple-ase could still get you a laugh. But, instead of going from slow motion to fast, the magazine drive went from a hectic first few days till it grinded to a slow halt, two weeks later. First period representatives went all out to get home rooms up-and-at- ' em with threats, bribes, pleading and competition, while once again, Mr. Jim Bow- en ' s first period walked away with the honors and money. What is his secret? However, Hurricane High came through, to help the CRYSTAL reach its goal. And after all the coupons and prizes were given out, one thing could be said — They LIKED those Sugar Daddies! “O-pen the Do-or, Ple-ase!” 17