Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

Page 19 text:

Enjoying themselves at the Homecoming Dance, E. R. Smith and Sara Peebles dance » and admire the decorations. Par Olssen and his date, Cindy McDermott, take a break in the cafeteria from all the good dancing and music in the gym. Kathryn Shuford is surprised by the camera as she and Reid Perry watch other couples dance. - players. The Court and their escorts then descended to the gym floor and — danced to Chicago’s “Colour My World,” which was dedicated to them. After an exciting evening, many students couldn’t believe that they had actually been to Hollywood, but agreed that they had enjoyed their night out with the stars. Homecoming Dance 15 a. i ed Hg a oF

Page 18 text:

14 Chrono ; Homecoming Queen Susie Grist is greeted by - audience as she is escorted on stage. Dance. After passing under the flashing lights of Hollywood, the stu- - Susie Grist was escorted by Rob Kyle © and Howard Nicely, co-captains of the football team. Maid-of-Honor pearances were made by class Students Welcome Chance to Visit Hollywood A ¥ 4 ¥ smiles from other representatives and the “Hooray for Hollywood!” Such were the feelings of students and alumni as they attended the Homecoming dents bought theater tickets and en- tered the dance floor, amid the music of Foxx. The senior class decorated the gym to salute some of the best films ever made. Giant-sized Clark Gable and Marilyn Monroe guarded either sides of the stage where the Homecoming Court was presented. Newly crowned Homecoming Queen Shelia Baker was escorted by Mathew Higgins. Other special ap- representatives, who were accom- panied on stage by senior football : These students dance to the sound of Foxx at the Homecoming Dance as they talk of becoming Hollywood stars.

Page 20 text:

ation | f partic Student marks event 16 Chrono week fu The Homecoming Court. front row: Sara Peebles, Doncella Delaney, Kathy McElroy. 2nd row: Kim Poindexter, Lori Householder, Beth Sheridan, Lesa Williams. 3rd row: Carol Anne Moorhead, Susie Grist (Queen), Shelia Baker (Maid-of-Honor), Diane Hickman. Carnation sales, sponsored by AFS, bring a fresh scent to LHS as these students prepare to send a flower to a friend. Homecoming week usually in- volves a great deal of student par- ticipation and 1977 was no excep- tion. The week, planned and spon- sored by the Pep Squad, includes dress-up days to relieve the monotony of daily school wear. On Farmer’s Day students donned their overalls and bandanas and seemed ready for a day on the farm. Feet and legs came into the limelight on Shoe and Sock Day. High society ladies and gents wandered through the