Lexington High School - Bearer Yearbook (Lexington, AL)

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THOMAS DAVID ADOMYETZ To be occasionally quoted is the only fame I care for” Boys' State '66, BEARER, BEAR FACTS '66-’67, Jr. Play, Basketball '65-'67, National Honor Society '65-'67, Pres. '66-?67, FFA ’63-'64, Science Club '64-’65, Pep Club ’66-’67 TERRY LYNN ALLEN We can not all be masters Sr. Class Sec., Sr., Jr. Personality, Jr. Play, Bas- ketball ’66-'67, National Honor Society '65-'67, Student Council '66-’67, FFA Sec., Vice-Pres., Pres., Pep Club ’66-'67, Rod Gun Club, Pres. 66-'67 DENNIS ROBERT BALCH To be great is to be misunderstood BEARER '66-’67, BEAR FACTS ’65-’67, Co-editor ’65-'66, Editor ’66-’67, Jr. Class Vice-Pres., Sr. Class Poet, Sr. Personality, Jr. Play, Teen of the Week '66, Basketball ’60-’67, Baseball ’64-’67, Track '64-’65, Homecoming Court, National Honor Society 65-'67, Student Council, Sec. '64-'65, Pres. '66-'67, FFA '63-'65, Science Club '63-'65, '66-'67, U. of Ga. Summer Science Program '66, Journalism Clinic '66 LINDA KAYE BEAVERS As true as steel FHA '63-'66, Tri-Hi-Y ’63-'64 GSO ’66-’67, Music Club '64-'65 RONALD GAYLE BEAVERS Beware the fury of a patient man FFA '63- 64, Science Club ’66-'67, Music Club '64-’65 PHYLLIS DIANE BROWN Sweet as a rose National Honor Society '65-’67, FHA '65-'67, Vice- Pres. '66-’67, FTA '66-'67, Tri-Hi-Y ’65-’66, Pep Club ’66-'67 JAMES DWIGHT BRUMLEY Wisdom is better than diamonds BEARER '66-'67, BEAR FACTS ’65-'67, Soph. Pres., Sr. Personality, Homecoming Court, FFA '63-'67, Pep Club ’65-'67, Library Club '65-'66, Rod Gun Club '63-’65 MELDA JANE BURBANK A woman of few words, but those words count FHA '63-’65, Tri-Hi-Y ’64-'65, Pep Club 66-’67

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Seniors Presiding over the senior class are: Dennis Balch, Class Poet; Jean Thompson, Vice-President; Bobby Watson, President; Peggy Hammond, Reporter; Tim Stone, Testator; Frieda Etheridge, Prophet; and Terry Allen, Secretary Treasurer. OF LEAVES AND MEN Comes the time in the life of a leaf When the dreaded fall looms near. And he goes to join his forebears In their musty, mouldy bier. The newly fallen is taken aback Cast on a heap, in anonymous slime. He blows and scurries in futile Effort, praying for a retrogress in time. The leaf, reconciled at last to the facts, Becomes a settled society buff, Rotting and mingling with all the rest To make the rich black stuff. Dennis Balch 24 Senior Class Poet

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MARTHA SUE CAMPBELL The very flower of youth Student Council ’64-'65, FHA '63-’64, Pep Club '63-'66, Spring Festival Rep. '64-'65 CATHY PETTUS CHANDLER Nothing is impossible to a willing heart BEARER, BEAR FACTS FHA, GSO '6G-'61, Pep Club 66-’67 PAULETTE CLEMMONS Smile away your troubles Sr. Personality, National Honor Society '65-’67, Student Council '61-'62, FHA ’63-'67, Tri-Hi-Y '63-'65, GSO '66-'67, Sec. GLENN RAYBURN COLE What's food for one man may be poison for another FFA ,64-'67, Rod Gun Club '64-'65 PATRICIA BELEW COLE Good words are worth much and cost little Jr. Play, FHA '63-'65, Student Council, ’64-'65, Tri-Hi-Y '65-'66, GSO '66-'67, Pep Club '63-'64 LINDA KAY COTTRELL Quietness encourages better thinking Soph. Class Sec., FHA '63-’64, Pep Club '63-'66 PAMELA SUE COTTRELL Life is half spent before we know what it is BEARER, BEAR FACTS '66-'67, Sr. Personality, Soph. Personality, Cheerleader '65, Homecoming Queen '66, Student Council '63-'64, FHA '64-'65, L Club '65, GSO '66-'67, Pep Club ,64-'65, Cheer- leader Clinic '65 JAMES EARL COX Never say more than necessary Jr. Play, FFA '64-’67, Rod Gun Club '64-'65