Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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Tasty treats await Laura Sweeny and jenny Taylor as they join the festivities at the Latin banquet. Seniors Reggie Dixon and Andy Irvine gather around Homecoming Queen candi- dates Bonnie Painter and YoYo Roane. The cafeteria hums with noise as chattering students happily pick up their yearbooks and get them signed by friends. Fall Events 21

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Evaluation, elections and excitement The girls ' basketball team presents a cor- sage to Ms. Rash as she wraps up their season at a pep rally. first Pizza Parlor. The varieties of pizza were sold by the slice, and had to be ordered several days in advance. The pizza was served immediately following the Harrison- burg football game. Although the event only turned out to be a mod- erate success, everyone involved agreed that it was a lot of fun. A wave of shock hit Lexington when it was announced that actress Liz Taylor would be arriving here with her fiance, John Warner. Mr. Warner was to make a Founder ' s Day speech at VMI, but Ms. Taylor ' s visit brought as much, if not more excitement. It was re- ported by one LHS student that Ms. Taylor really does have violet eyes. Other important events included the mock debates between Ford and Carter, in which Ford came out as the LHS winner. Three Seniors travelled to Klass- room Kwiz, and LHS was given a thorough evaluation. Among the first to eat at LHS ' s own Pizzeria are Barbara Carpenter, Randy Manspile and Mae Millicent Winfrey. 20 Chrono

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Seniors victorious in final minutes After one week of afternoon prac- tices, the annual Junior-Senior Powderpuff game was held on Nov. 19. Both teams were coached by football players who made up plays and taught them to the girls. The cheerleaders of the game were guys from the Junior and Senior classes who donned short skirts to show off their pretty (?) legs. The halftime score of the game was a surprising 0-0 tie, which proved that the two teams were equally matched. The second half brought a lot of fast action, and several near-touchdowns. Although the Seniors had many pen- alties called against them in the fourth quarter, YoYo Roane broke through and made a touchdown. Two extra points were run in, making the final Senior victory 8-0. Senior YoYo Roane takes off with the foot- ball to score the only touchdown of the game, which causes a lot of smiles. Junior girls form a congenial circle to sing a song and shout a few cheers for them- selves on Powderpuff day. George Foresman joins announcers Ms. Liz Ramsey and Ms. Nanalou Sauder as they relate what happens on the field. 22 Chrono