Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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Amy Conner and Chip Phillips discover that they enjoy the beat of the music that fills the gym. omensiocpetiiree ipnarprnenmem sect Wet | Eight graders David Howell, Lynne Jamison, Lee Faulkner and Matt Elms take a break and enjoy several cups of Coke. The LHS gym was enveloped by a chilly atmosphere for the Christmas Dance, sponsored by the juniors, with the theme of Winter Wonderland. Dancers, greeted at the entrance bya decorated Christmas tree, ap- proached the dance floor to discover more trees lining the walls along with numerous murals. Several murals were done exclusively in a wintry, icy blue and white. A fireplace scene was provided for pictures of couples to add to the holiday feeling. The band Rattlesnake supplied the music. Joining hands in an up-to-date bee-bop, Leslie Adams and David Brittigan show that some things never change. christmas dance 27

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Gym converted to Winter Wonderland Glenn and Jennifer Kozak dance the sounds of Rattlesndiesat the Py a Ne a CMR. Working hours on dance decorations, Mary Cochran, Lori Norford, and Lori Householder paint as Randy Manspile watches. Expressions on the faces of David Wilson and Katie Huntley reflect the merry mood: of the Christmas season. 26 chrono

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Although many winter school days were cancelled due to frequent statewide snowstorms, there were many activities to occupy students’ time while school was in session. While the junior class prepared for the Christmas dance held on Decem- ber 10, the drama department was working on their production, Night of January 16, which was held at the Rockbridge County Court House. To the delight of many students, first semester exams had to be cancelled due to the prolonged snow-vacation. Instead of exams, many teachers gave six-weeks tests. With February came cupids and hearts as the sophomore class sponsored the Valentine’s dance. Six seniors and one junior traveled to Broadway to participate in the mock U.N. debates. The United States team was judged as best delegation (first place) and 28 chrono In one of the lighter moments of the school day, these juniors and seniors demonstrate that Coke does indeed add life. As cold weather no longer allows the pleasure of eating outside, Jill Johnstone and others move indoors for lunch.