Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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CONTENTS Opening Me Chrono 8 Sports 64 Academics 102 People 124 Groups 178 Ads 198 Closing 218 Index 220 The long awaited ring day has arrived! These juniors crowd into the social studies office to look over the selection. : Filing out of the school doors tor a precautionary fire drill, students wait in the parking lot for an attendance check.

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Students form mixed impressions — As Cristen Williams converses with a friend up the hall, Mattie Robinson keeps warm atop the radiator. It is the common wonder of all men, how among so many millions of faces there should be none alike. Sir Thomas Brown Religio Medici Which can say more Than this rich praise, — that you alone are you? William Shakespeare Sonnet 84 Monday through Friday, nine months out of a year, close to a thou- sand students, teachers, ad- ministrators and staff members file — through the bright red double doors, each with different ideas and mixed © impressions of school life. As students go through the year, they see the same cafeteria, are taught by the same teachers and they encounter many of the same situa- tions; yet each one views the events of school life in his own in- dividualistic manner. cont. ant = , é - i | ly hh». After casting his ballot for senior. class of- ficers, David Wilson catches up on his studies while Lori Norford contemplates her choices. Comp lete with drums, posters, and tam- bourines, members of the cross country team and other sports fans cheer on the Scarlet Hurricane. aes 2 opening

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Reactions to Honor Committee varied In early fall students were in- troduced to a newly-formed Honor Committee. The purpose of this stu- dent group was not to try students suspected of wrongdoing, but to promote the positive aspects of honor. This group would also serve as a go-between for students and teachers if necessary in the case of an Honor Code infraction. Some stu- dents were glad to see such a com- mittee formed and felt its presence long overdue. On the other hand, some felt unclear as to the functions of the committee and wished the group to have more authority con- cerning the punishment of those guilty of breaking the Honor Code. Another addition to the school came with the arrival of a coke machine, placed in the cafeteria by cont. Regretting her loss of summer freedom, Selina Lewis looks toward her senior year with mixed emotions. Exhibiting their bright orange-red color, these japanese lanterns mark the coming of the fall season. Filing into the bleachers before the Homecoming game, band members and other students await the upcoming pep rally. Making use of his free time in the library, Ike Smothers concentrates, undisturbed by any intrusions. 4 opening