Lexington High School - Bearer Yearbook (Lexington, AL)

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HALLOWEEN PARTIES provide elementary stu- dents with a needed outlet for excess energy that comes from a long, tedious day of 360 minutes of instruction. Watching Tori Goode and Bethany Cox bob for apples are. Clay White. Jeremy Briggs, and Karla Williams. Timothy Smith Jaime Snider Brian Springer Anita Thigpen Serena Thornton Wesley Trousdale Shannon Weeks Andy Williams Karla Williams Robert Wilson Not pictured: Carrie Beard Paula King 24 Third Grade

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AT THE BEGINNING of school, energy is high and attention spans are short. However, Mrs. Jan Fulmer perseveres and her class loses no instruction time getting settled into the daily routine. Dale Jones Mary Jones Jamie Kelley Jason Lard Alan Lash Jamie McCain Joey McMurtrey Josh Mewbourn Tosha Michael James Moses Jason Murks Dawne Newton Scotty Nix Keith Ritter Heather Robertson Chris Rosson Kristie Sharp Steven Simpson Third Grade 23

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April Allen Nicole Allen Sue Ann Austin James Batch Jill Barnett Tim Beadle Leigh Beavers Jason Beswick Jeff Burbank Melanie Butler Tonya Cartee Donna Cassel Ronald Elliot Brad Etheridge Matt Fulks Amy Gordon Charles Gordon Cam Hammond Jamey Hammond Brad Holden Jimmy Jones Our Colorful Fast The fourth grade’s year began with the election of class favorites. At Homecom- ing, students were able to decorate a car for their favorites to ride in during the parade. One of the many activities that the stu- dents looked forward to was studying Ala- bama history. Mrs. Pat Broadfoot and Mrs. Robbie Killen raised interest in their pupils by having them do projects on the state’s past. FOURTH GRADE FAVORITES: (front) Tonia McMasters. Sue Ann Austin; (back) Bennett Parker. Kevin Steen. Fourth Grad« 25