Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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Band drum major Connie Colonna directs the LHS band during an outside pep rally. Senior cheerleader Sherry Farrow convinces Mr. Chase that he is a garbage can during a pep rally skit. “K-92 is my favorite radio station!” The LHS cheerleaders did a tremendous job with pep rallies this year making each team and athlete feel truly important. School spirit is the responsibility of each LHS student. The fall of 1984 saw a tremendous amount of participation from the entire student body as LHS competed in the K-92 Spirit Contest. Though LHS finished eighth, the Scarlet Hurricane had nothing to be ashamed of as LHS was competing against schools more than twice its size. In one pep rally, the cheerleaders performed a skit with the “assistance” of several faculty members. Another pep rally was dis guised as a fire drill. The students left the school and proceeded to Brewbaker Field for the pep rally. Pep Rallies 11

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Ice cream, Robert? Golf tri-captain Robert Doss eats the ice cream being shoveled to his mouth by Peyton Winfree during a fall pep rally. John Merchant and Lori Rhodenizer “slide” into the LHS fight song during the Homecoming pep rally. LHS basketball Coach Dave Melton cleans up after hav- ing eaten some pep rally pie. Senior Tim Wimer keeps the beat during the Homecom- ing pep rally. There is absolutely no question who Norma Paitsel and Kay Floyd will be rooting for at Friday night’s game. 10 Pep Rallies

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LHS students were able to send Is Garfield smiling because Janice heart-shaped balloons to their Fritchman agreed to be his Valentine? Valentines. The hall was often a place for con- versation. Ellis Henderson, Fanee Johnson, Andrea Henderson and Cheree Nowlin almost got the world’s problems solved. Tags bearing the names of Valen- tines dangle from the balloons be- fore delivery. 1984 Homecoming Queen Carolyn Rife hugs Maid of Honor Sherry Farrow. 12 Memories