Lexington High School - Bearer Yearbook (Lexington, AL)

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A WAITING THE BEGINNING of their first game in the new gym, the boys’ basketball team watches as the girls' team defeats Brooks. 16 Sport» EAGER TO PLAY Red Bay. the football breaks through the vivid Homecoming sign.

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 PROVING THAT GIRLS just want to have fun. Mechele Hill and Susan Steadman enjoy them- selves during the parade. COACHING FROM THE SIDELINES, Coach Weeks yells to his defensive players. Homecoming IS

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Wearing the Purple Looking back on sports, we find as a tradition,” fans never failed their teams nor did the teams fail the fans. Being 1st Runner-up in the 3-A divi- sion for the State Championship, the vol- leyball team gave all they had for their school, themselves, and their fans. Although not making the playoffs, the football team had little to be ashamed of. One of the big rivals, Lauderdale Coun- ty, gave the team a chance to prove to themselves that “you never win by giving up.” Trailing the Tigers 12-0 entering the fourth quarter, the Bears scored on their next two possessions to win the game 15-12. These photographs do not represent all the teams in school, but they are prime examples of the pride one takes wearing the purple. IN AN AREA TOURNAMENT game. Kristi Plunkett serves the volleyball.