Lexington High School - Bearer Yearbook (Lexington, AL)

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RIGHT ON TIME. Darlene Tidwell. Tonya Crunk, and Teresa Fulks treat their teeth to a capful of fluoride solution in Mrs. Hilda Springer’s class. Stu- dents in the fifth grade had daily fluoride treatments to promote better dental hygiene. Marty Hammond Shana Hammond Chasity Hines Michael Holt April Howard Brian Howard Larry Hughes Jennifer Jaggers Bridget Johnston Mary Jones Brandon King Christie Lamon Fifth Gr«d« 29

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Another Step Forward The big difference between fourth and fifth grade is the “oh-so-fun activity of changing classes. Fifth graders felt they were moving up in the world since they were not confined to a single classroom all day long. Indian dioramas were made by the students and displayed in the hall of the Old Main Building. The dioramas were scenes which depicted what the fifth graders felt Indian life was like before white men came to America. FIFTH GRADE FAVORITES: (front) Christie La- mon. Anita English; (back) Paul Davis, Colby Bar- nett. Colby Barnett Chris Ballew Brian Bolen Elana Brown Kim Cassell Beverly Chambers Rochelle Collier Randall Cox Tonya Crunk Brian Davis Paul Davis Tim Davis Anita English Niki Fike Teresa Fulks Bobbie Fountain Tori Goode Derrick Gray Jason Gretz Tina Gulley Kerri Hammond 28 Fifth Grad

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 GETTING A CLOSER LOOK at their classmates’ dioramas are Randall Cox and Paul Davis. The diora- mas gave fifth grade students an opportunity to ex- press their creativity while learning about Indians. Cindy Luncford Beth Mashburn Brandon Norwood William Parker Heather Rhodes Ethan Richardson Brad Ritter Melissa Roberson Robbie Robertson Alisha Shelton Barry Shelton Anthony Smith Dana Smith Greg Smith Hollis Smith Leanne Smitherman Darlene Tidwell Bethany Trimm April Trousdale Kristie Vaughn Kris Walker Jason Walton 30 Fifth Grade