Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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In “Act I, Scene 4,” Cyndi Weeks sings “Tomorrow,” from the Broadway hit, Annie.Cyndi Weeks demonstates her ‘Do- Everything Doll’ (Conna Duff) in a skit from “Act |, Scene 3.’ Before going on stage with “Louder, | Can't Hear You,” Andrea LaRue shows Patrick Berry the best way to put on make-up. plays 25

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Act I, Scene 3 and Act I, Scene 4 Successes 24 chrono to take over the town, as well as the property of the sweet young heroine (Tammi Moore). But little does nasty, nasty Smedley Pewtree know that the hero, Rock Quarry (Mike McNeese) is out to save them all. Others in the skit included Holly Lowsley as the sheriff, Darrin Friend as the town Sayer, Bill Mapp as “ob- notious little Irving,’ Jennifer Wheel- ing as the stem lady and Nora McGillivray. The melodrama was one of the acts seen in Act I, Scene 3,” a dessert theater and variety show put on by the drama club and concert choir. Other acts in the variety show in- cluded a medley from the “Wizard of Oz,” an appearance from ‘Samarai Tailor,’ various “commercials,” and a medley of songs by the Beach Boys, performed by the LHS choir. Patrick Berry, Andy John, and Nancy Lowery served as masters and mis- tress of ceremonies for the show. Due to the success of “Act |, Scene 3,” the choir produced ‘Act I, Scene 4,” another variety show later in the year. This show included many different styles of music rang- ing from country to rock and roll, and from folk songs to broadway hits. Special appearances were made by “Scott” and “Jolinda” in “Disco Break.” George Foresman served as master of ceremonies for the evening. The choir performed a salute to George M. Cohan and after a medley of songs from “Grease,” the curtain went down. You know just what you can do with that lawnmower, Buddy!” says Alex Hughes, who played the husband in “Louder, | Can't Hear You!” Before going on stage for ‘Louder, | Can't Hear You,’ Mike McNeese adds a few more freckles for his role as Junior.

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Juniors sponsor Santa’s Place’ Winter's dreary atmosphere did nothing to dampen the spirits at LHS, as students and faculty greeted the season with the rainbow of in- terests characteristic of them. As the art club got the winter months going by selling printed calendars to the school and the community, juniors brought Santa's Place” to the LHS gym on the night of the Christmas Dance. A tall tinseled tree glittered in the center of the action and blinking lights flashed on the stage. Dressed as a shiek, because of a bet, senior Joe Sprott chats with junior Paige McThenia. From atop the county water tower, Photography Editor Lloyd Glenn prepares to take a roof top view of LHS. Silhouetted against the window, an anxious student gazes intently at the rapidly deepening snow. 26 chrono