Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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As the year began, memories from last year faded away and new memo- ries replaced them. Student life was filled with a mountain of activities: aca- demics, sports, clubs, dances, and the side effect of school - homework. New friendships were made and old friend- ships were renewed. Unfamiliar, but friendly faces were welcomed into the student body. Changes in the school’s appearance boosted school pride. With a supply of never-ending activi- ties, students began rebuilding a mountain of memories. ters Bese Or Wienes For these freshmen an exciting game of flag football seems a perfect way to spend a sunny afternoon in gym class. Juniors Troy Roane and Scott Goff anxious- ly wait for the lunch bell during economics class. 8 Chrono

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Members of the band gather around the di- rector, Mr. Charles Torian, to receive the day’s marching orders. Taking a break at summer football camp juniors Chris Greene, Todd Smith, Cordell Sen- sabaugh, Robert Glenn, and senior Edwin John- son listen to Coach Casper’s lecture. ¥ Senior Katherine Sessoms learns the art of taping from trainers Fred Larsen and Steve Amy Carter rehearses the band’s opening half- Glenn. time number ‘Pictures of Spain’’, at band camp. Enduring the long and hot days, sophomore 10 Summer