Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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During a visit to the Stonewall Jackson House, Ms. Patty Reeves speaks to senior government students Tina Bowyer, Ariadne Pantaze and Ria Van Damme. Accompanying the choir at the annual Christmas Concert is choir director Denny Clark, assisted by Linda Devogt. Competing for a rebound at the Senior Faculty basketball game are senior Leslie Harris and faculty member Barbara Burns. winter 29

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Energy conservation studied In an attempt to catch up on the news, Coach Jeff Stickley reads The Roanoke Times and World News between classes. Despite the fun, everyone was glad to see Christmas vacation; in case of boredom, the basketball tournament and other winter sports helped to alleviate the post- Christmas blues. The faculty was also busy; appointed by Mr. Andes, an energy committee consisting of Mre Bonde resingleman a Sayblack, Ms. Simons and Ms. Walker was working on how to deter- mine how energies, both human and physical, could be conserved or bet- ter used within the school. After Christmas vacation, the honor committee held an assembly before the whole student body to demonstrate that the committee is a vital part of the school. Com- monwealth Attorney John Read was the special guest speaker. Following Selling M EM’s as a National Honor Society project, NHS sponsor Mrs. Dorothy Newman finds two customers in freshmen Jimmie Durham and Kim Goodbar. ae Wa tneaee Lhd de 4 ei ee si neta init ii tii Ci ‘ e i liseli ian 8 Yi isi : Rae i ‘ 28 chrono

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Keeping a watchful eye on the money box, Cindy Blankenship and Bobby Lawrence relax while selling refreshments at a basketball game. one of the biggest snows of the win- ter months, students and teachers entered the hectic period of exams — even more hectic than usual since this was the first year that exams counted one-fourth of the semester average. The band finally received the new uniforms which had been expected to have arrived by Thanksgiving and the National Honor Society sold M M's in order to raise money for college scholarships for qualified graduating seniors. To end the winter season, the drama department produced two one act plays directed by Mrs. Diller and Mr. Clark — The Future is in Eggs’ and “Louder | Can't Hear You.” Winter was fun but everybody looked forward to a new season with the fever that always occurs around springtime. With the end of winter and the beginning of spring, everyone knew that one more school year was almost over and one more summer almost here. Honor Society sells MGM Taking a break from the disco at “Santa’s Place’, alumna Anita Fuller chats with Margaret Fergusan and Steve Glenn. Senior Bill Mapp and his date Nancy Lowery dance the night away at the North Pole. 30 chrono