Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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I are both okay” There ' s always time for socializing at LHS, as Beth Sheridan, Selina Lewis, Mike Goodbar and Mary Cochran prove. “Hey, how are you doing? says David Wilson ' s look as he gives a friendly smile to his classmates. “Why did I have to turn around? seems to be the main thought of Ollie Drew when he ' s unexpectantly caught by the camera. Opening 5

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Welcome to life at LHS in 77, where it ' s all happening for you. This is the year when students took an enthusiastic look at the Presid- ential race, and the school was al- most evenly divided in its votes for Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter. It ' s also the year that LHS had its first evaluation of the ' 70 ' s. The school was given a very good rating; but the most important thing was that students and teachers beg- an to evaluate themselves, and real- ized that some areas needed improve- ment. This self-study prompted a good look at what others were doing around us — not only at LHS, but in the whole country. A general opinion was formed, which can be quoted in one sentence — I ' m okay; you ' re okay, too. This simple idea makes for a better understanding and acceptance of one another, and makes us all equals in life, so that Mike Goodbar gets caught at his own game when he tries for a close-up of Leslie Minnix ' s tongue. Maybe you and Lawrence Pleasants, Trent Carney, and Phillip Hood contribute to the Freshman class at a girls ' basketball game. 4 Opening

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“We’re all out The roving camera catches the attention of several students and displays a wide array of facial expressions at an assembly. Alan Tilson really isn ' t as hungry as he looks; these sandwiches were served to all hikers in the CROP Walk for Hunger. 6 Opening