Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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In Enriched Biology, Bill Coleman performs one of his daily assignments for Mr. Bond. Marvin Smith looks like the perfect scientist as he works on an experiment in chemistry. Dee Meade and Fred Lackey obviously find some of the material amusing as they study for a test. 6 opening

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The Varsity Football team shows its spirit as the members huddle together during a pep rally. Talent at LHS is everywhere, as is shown by this bulletin board which greeted seniors at the beginning of school. opening 5

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Sauder elected county supervisor Everyone’s attention is drawn towards the front of the gym at one of the assemblies out- lining new policies at the school. Tepresented the school well, as they “participated throughout the school year. Sports is an example of school life but the students and the faculty were also participating in com- munity life. Many seniors voted for the first time and local elections found Frank Nolen in the State Senate and Jim Davis and Lacey Putney in the House of Delegates. Voters elected our own Nanalou Sauder to the Rockbridge County Board of Supervisors—the talent at LHS is always apparent. The different activities which were performed during this year were largely the result of the rainbow of in- terests which the students and faculty possessed. As you look back over this year, remember how nice it was to be part of that rainbow. Steve Glenn and Fred Larsen anticipate a meal fit for a king as they stand in line in the cafeteria. This is a common sight for students —one of the daily lunches. opening 7