Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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Proudly displaying her school colors, sopho- more Tracy Clemmer stood out in the crowd on Red and White Day. Crystal 1985 Volume 60 Lexington High School! Lexington, Virginia 24450 Title Page 1

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wie PEMA LHS is like a jigsaw puzzle Many different pieces make up the whole LHS is like a puzzle, and many things help to complete this exciting and complex puzzle. Academics is one part of the puzzle. Learning provides a chance to expand the mind, broaden other horizons and is an important part of growth and maturity. School gives people the knowledge and responsi- bility which can prepare them for later life. A future career depends on academic performance. The people at LHS are another section of the puzzle. This is a time when it is crucial to develop bonds with people and learn to relate to others. Everybody at LHS enjoys the pleasures of friendship. Rela- tionships with people are one of the most important things in life. Reaching out to people promotes growth of confidence. Our LHS friends are special and will be remembered long after one graduates. Sports and extracurricular activities also fit into the puzzle. Becoming involved with things helps to build leadership qualities in people. People learn how to function as a team and depend on each other. People may dislike school, but our years at LHS are a very special time in our lives. We discover new things about ourselves all the time. We learn new things every day. We grow, learn to relate to others and encounter many challenging experiences. We are fitting the pieces of the puzzle together and preparing to blast out into the vastness of this ever-changing world. Opening 3