Lexington High School - Bearer Yearbook (Lexington, AL)

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For a Limited Engagement . . . AFTER MUCH PRACTICE, the second graders stand confident during their presentation of “The First Thanksgiving” before their parents and teach- ers. “The First Thanksgiving” was a play staged by the second grade to remind ev- eryone exactly why we have “turkey-eat- ing time.” The students spent many hours rehearsing their lines and learning on- stage cues. The usually barren stage of the audito- rium was generously decorated with ears of corn, pumpkins, and other parapherna- lia associated with the holiday. After a performance for the elementary student body, the play was presented for the P.T.O. The production was taped on a video recorder so the students could see how well they had performed when the play was over. Rachel Smith Heather Springer Michael Steen Nicholas Thornton LaReda Truitt Shana Tucker Kelly Wiley Melissa Williams Brad Womack Leon Wright Second Gtade 21

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AT THE HEAD OF THE PACK. Tony Roden helps move his classroom from the Old Main Building to the new wing of the Main Hall. The new quarters were a big improvement over what Mrs. Mary Belle Eldridge’s class had grown accustomed to the first few months of school. KEEPING OCCUPIED after the February ice and snow forced the closing of school. Kris Phillips plays with his sizable collection of Core Bears. Smurfs, and The Get Along Gang. Alysha Mauldin Dana McCain Abranda McCrary Tika McCrary Amy McGee Holly McGee Kristina Mosley Megan Newbern Corey Newton David Newton Diana Newton Matthew Olive Andrea Pettus Jill Phillips Kris Phillips Cedric Rayhard Tony Roden Darrell Shelton Becky Shutt Josh Smith Laura Smith 20 Second Grade

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Finding a New Home The third grade stayed active with in- teresting projects throughout the year. The students made various crafts, includ- ing salt maps which they displayed in the front hall. Among the toughest things the third graders did was move their entire class- rooms to new quarters. They had to pack items in boxes, carry desks, and move ev- erything to the new rooms in the Main Hall. THIRD GRADE FAVORITES: (front) Karla Wil- liams. Mandy Cashion; (back) Eric Brumley, Alan Lash. Annette Alexander Dennis Allen Brian Balch Michael Balentine Tara Barnett Eric Brumley Chris Burbank Mandy Cashion Bobby Cole Gina Cole Hank Corum Bethany Cox Crystal Davis Ricky Dawson Chad Ellis Grady Glover Anthony Goar Corey Green Theresa Grosso Brandi Hamilton Mary Hughes 22 Third Grade