Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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Excited about their first day of school, sophomores Laura Sisler, Dawn Faulkner, and April Friski are making their way to the first Sue Vess is happy to help anyone who needs slass of the day. pencils, paper, or any last-minute need. 'Fumbling with his combination lock, ‘Mr. T,”’ Huddled at their locker, Meg Carter and “Oh Man! Look at this!” Thomas Vinson and (Boo Lawson) has got to get to his books. Marsha Mull busily look for a missing his brother Stanford joke about the mystery assignment. message. Opening 7

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eee YOuUr Best Everyone holds within himself a special talent, whether it be singing, dancing, music, leadership ability, sports, or academics. Everyone at Lexington High School can do something. Some people let their talents show while others keep them hidden, but if a person searches hard enough, that special talent will come out. L.H.S. provides a variety of oppor- tunities for individuals and their development. They include sports, drama, music, public speaking, com- puter training, and language. The Gifted and Talented program houses many opportunities both in and out of school. Also there is Talent Search for those who are seeking their goals. When students get involved, and are active, they make discoveries about themselves, develop interests, build confidence, and contribute to the school. Students at Lexington High School have found that by put- ting their talents together they are ‘Bring out the Best.”’ Cheryl Falls enjoys a nice day by relaxing outside at school, daydreaming about the day’s events. Ninth grader Shannon Raborn asks, “‘Is this the right one?”’ as she hands in her paper. Lunch period is almost over and Sam Settle, Kent Doane and David Jones count the minutes down while Tal McThenia frantically finishes his homework. 6 Opening

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