Lexington High School - Bearer Yearbook (Lexington, AL)

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A Re Honor 'Being selected as the only girl from my class to get to participate in Girls’ State was a real honor, stated Karen McCain. She traveled to Montgomery to Huntingdon Col- lege to attend Girls' State with others from the entire state of Alabama. Benjy McCaf- ferty, Johnny Gibson and Brad Green were the three boys selected for Boys’ State. Their seminar was held at the University of North Alabama. Brad Green commented, I was proud to be able to attend Boys’ State. I was able to see some outstanding men of Alabama. I saw Howell Heflin, Bill Baxley, and Charlie Graddick. It was a worthwhile event for me. Johnny Gibson was not only a Boys’ State representative, but he also won the Daughters of the American Revolution Citizenship Award. THE DAR Citizenship Award was received by Johnny Gibson. BOYS-GIRLS STATE: Benjy McCafferty, Karen Mc- Cain, Johnny Gibson, and Brad Green. Girls‘-Boys' State DAR 27

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In memory Matt Hammond and Rhonda Waddell were killed on December 6 when their car collided with another vehicle. They had just left the Senior Prom. They will be remembered and loved by everyone who knew them. Classmate Kristi Plunkett wrote a poem in their memory: Entering the room two seats were empty Everyone noticed the sunshine was missing As the dark gray clouds covered the sky The raindrops fell from each student's eye Matt with his gladness Rhonda with her cheer It's not fair that they couldn't be here There is a reason that it happened this way Maybe we will all know someday Until then. Heaven is now a more beautiful place Because two new faces have taken up space. 26 Dedication

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u % o |S Tammy Thomas Jeff Thornton Brad Tipper Susan Trousdale Rhonda Waddell Sean Walton Cynthia White Who’s Who? Those possessing unique characteristics that stand out in a crowd were the Senior Who's Who members. These outstanding students obtained their positions by getting the most votes from fellow classmates. Showing skill in almost everything they do, Cindy White and Joey Hess were voted most talented. Always providing that extra pull which each winning team depends on, Susan Stead- man and Paul Carlock were bestowed with the title of Most Athletic. Considered to be everyone’s best friends, Kristi Plunkett and Brad Tipper received the title of best-all-around. Keeping up with the latest styles and fads, Monica Howard and Stacy Letson dress for success as neatest. With a warm and friendly air about them, Gina Dean and Steven Cottrell held the honor of being most polite. Cheering on the crowds and livening up each game, Melissa Hill and Larry Nunley fit the role of most school spirit. Always there in time of need, Benjy Mc- Cafferty and Melissa Holden were considered most dependable by their Senior class. Making people laugh in any situation, Lisa Kelley and Steven Putman were crowned wittiest. 28 Seniors