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Summer fun and work occupy Jun.-Aug. H t K ' t , i The ’75 summer was more than just a 3-month-long weekend. It brought sun-worshipping LHS students to the beach to immerse their bodies in the salty spray of the ocean and the beaming streaks of light from the “tan bestower.” The summer months also sent others to a local pool, pond, or creek. Tending to the cattle and fields, and putting up hay were some of the tasks per- formed beneath the scorching sun. Long exhausting trips to other parts of the USA were taken, as well as interstate jaunts. Summer jobs seized a lot of stu- dent time. The Cheerleaders, Band, and Football team started practice before school started. Many students spent time at the softball park. All in all, the sum- mer was saturated with plain old-fashioned fun! Band members Scotty Knick, Larry Cum- mings, and Jo Ann Cunningham practice marching during an August afternoon practice. Throughout the summer on hot days, LHS students dashed to various bodies of water to cool and refresh themselves. Summer Events 11
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A cool drink from the water fountain is a welcomed pleasure for Senior Stuart Brewbaker after a hot football practice. Some of the group of AFS Foreign Ex- change students who visited Lexington during the summer perform their special act in a talent show they put on in the LHS gym. Practicing drawing layouts, Senior Susan Slater works on perfecting the technique during yearbook camp at Longwood Col- lege. 10 Moments
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Magazine Drive Crystal staff “youngsters” ham it up while singing “The Twelve Years of School” in a Crystal drive skit. The magazine drive initiated itself with two skits sponsored by the Crystal staff, the first involving members of the staff and the se cond consisting of a hand-picked group of teachers. The annual drive, usually lasting one week, was extended an additional week because of the low number of sales. Also, during this period, Crystals arrived and the annual Crystal signing party was held. What a relief for Crystal staffers as well as students! For the next week the year old Crystals dominated the scene, bringing back to all, memories of good times past. Altogether, the Magazine Drive was a success. It provided enough money to keep “the Crystal” at $ 5 . 00 . 12 Moments
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