Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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fall short of needed goal The mysterious voices of the TV actors are revealed to the audience after the skit is over. A lick from a big lollipop helps to calm Mr. Stark ' s nerves before tne curtain opens on his act. Either one of the actors has a very loud voice or Mr. Stark is tired of hearing everyone as he covers his ears. Magazine Drive 13

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Cues are sent to Mr. Stark from backstage prompters whenever he forgets his lines during the skit. The magazine drive started off with an assembly to explain the sale of magazines. Crystal editors Carole Carver and Linda Morrison made short speeches about the yearbook; then a salesman talked to the stu- dent body about prizes and other benefits of the drive. A skit was next on the agenda, starring Mr. Stark in a little boy ' s role. It was received with a lot of laughs from everyone. The whole purpose of the magazine drive is to raise money for the yearbook. Although repeated pleas were made to the students from the Crystal staff, few people seemed to be listening, be- cause thegoal was not reached. The drive was extended, but this did little good. More magazines were sold, but these still did not help to reach the final goal. A series of AAAYS! come from the audience as Will Harris holds up a poster of the Fonz for all to see. Susan Lauck protects the lollipop she conned from Mr. Stark as Sally Scham- bach tries to grab it. Magazine drive sales GYMNASIUM 12 Chrono

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Homecoming Queen nominees YoYo Roane and Bonnie Painter enjoy the chauffered ride through Lexington. Homecoming Week at LHS caused a lot of fun and laughter for all those who participated in the activi- ties. Each day was given a special name, and everyone was asked to dress up and have a good time. Monday was a teachers ' workday, so students didn ' t come to school. T uesday was Hobo Day, which was popular with everybody who likes to wear messy clothes. Wednesday was Executive Day, with suits and briefcases seen all over the place. Thursday brought another 50 ' s Day to LHS, because of its pop- ularity in past years. Red lipstick and slicked-back hair were seen in the halls, as were girls loudly doing the Bunny Hop to the sound of Rock Around the Clock . Fri- day was Hop, Skip, and Jump Day. Thursday night there was a parade, bonfire, and movie; and Fri- day night was the big football game. Mike Goodbar naturally attracts Barbara Carpenter, Leslie Minmx, and Mary Lou Hundley to his side on 50 ' s Day. ■ il -4 14 Chrono