Lexington High School - Bearer Yearbook (Lexington, AL)

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CHARLES ADOMYETZ Agree if you can, if not, dispute it like a man. JAMES ALLEN Silence is more eloquent than words. JANET ALLEN There is no safe guard fora wandering animal. MARCIA BALCH Always make the-grade first, and then make.it last. TALMADGE BALCH He's an A-I student who finds time to enjoy life as the sideline. BOBBY BURBANK When you throw all cares to the winds, look out—they may blow it right back. VIRGINIA BURBANK You don't have to be loud to be nice. SARAH ANN CALL Your laughs go far, but giggles go farther. Sponsored by LARIMORE BUSINESS COLLEGE Florence, Alabama 11

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MRS. GLADYS SPRINGER After ail is said and done. Senior Core Class Sponsor Advisor to the Annual Staff. Gaylon Jones Betty Ann Greer . Constance Garner Talmadge Balch Zola Jane Porter . Doris McCafferty. Onita McGee McKinley Luffman . Vice President Sec. and Treasurer . . . Historian . . . Prophet . . . Testator .............Poet . . . Reporter . . . President Sponsored by DAVIS FARMS Lexington, Alabama

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LEONARD COLE A true and loyal friend --One who likes every- body and whom everyone likes. ORVIL COLLIER ”A man should be upright and not be kept up- right. GLEN COTTRELL Every day should be passed as it were our last one. FAY COX HAMMOND We wonder whether she talks such a little bit to everyone? ? ? Seniors EDDIE RAY DAVIS Patience is the best remedy for any trouble. DORIS DEAN Quiet appearing, disclosing no clue of the merry nature known to but few. CONNIE GARNER All through the long schooldays she chatters, the teachers storm to her, it nevers matters. ELOIS GARNER Never say more than is necessary. Sponsored by JOHN SEXTON AND COMPANY 12