Lexington High School - Bearer Yearbook (Lexington, AL)

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GETTING close to the action, Brent Green finishes his math worksheet. ATTEMPTING to complete his work, Barry Shelton finishes his English assignment. WORKING on their science, Ashley Tate and Nikki Smitherman look at slides through the microscope. 14 Class Division

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 MODELING the casual look, Stacey Campbell and Lisa Griffin show casual attire may also be dressy. DRESSED to teach, fourth grade teacher Pat Broadfoot models an oversized sweatshirt with a denim skirt. WEARING popular clothing, Ronnie Woodard displays acid washed jeans and a cotton shirt. Fashion 13

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Class Division 15 Day after day students sometimes re- luctantly crawled from their beds inter- rupting a meaningful, peaceful sleep to begin another day of school. This pro- cess continued for 175 days of the year. So whether students wanted it or not, school had to fit in each one’s life. Many students had to devote a large amount of their time to meet the demands of an education. Surviving school was not always a simple task. But Just for the Fun of It most students managed to overcome the Classes typical pressures of school life in order to better themselves. Every person knows that throughout one's life there will always be ups and downs. School is certainly no exception. The ups students have might vary from succeeding in their classes by making the honor roll to being selected as a class officer or as a class favorite. Downs in school life might have included peer pressure, tough-tight class schedules, lack of self-confidence, and low grades. Naturally almost all students have en- countered a down situation some- time during their school life, but with the assistance of a fellow class mate they were able to over- come this dilemma. Classes there- fore provided students with an ed- ucation in many areas and the experiences acquired then from many of these classes will be car- ried with one for a lifetime. WHILE taking a course at the vocational school. Tammy Stutts. Wendy Springer, and Donna Cox complete an assignment. AFTER completing classwork. Crissy Crunk uses her extra time for reading. BEFORE starting his assignments, Chris Goar listens to last minute instructions from his teacher.