Lexington High School - Bearer Yearbook (Lexington, AL)

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BETTY ANN GREER The only way to have a friend is to be one. JAMES LOWELL HAMMOND I ain't such a bad boy, I just look mean. COY HARAWAY He is always too busy to make a noise. KENNETH HARAWAY It is better to be ignorant of a matter than to half know it. Seniors JOHNNY CLOYD HILL I never let work keep me from pleasure. ESTELLA MARIE HOWARD If you hear her laughter and see a grin, you may be sure that she is just coming in. COY ISBELL There’s no need to hurry to get where you don't want to be. DELL BROWN JOINER I'm not lazy, I'm just saving my energy. Sponsored by WILLIS STUDIO Lawrenceburg, Tennessee

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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

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GAYLON JONES A mind like lighting, quick, but destructive. ROYCE VESTER KING Too much work is as bad as too little, but few people do too much. JOE KIZER She would argue all Right that black was white and then prove to you that red was blue. McKINLEY LUFFMAN Wisdom is knowing what to do next. Seniors DORIS McCAFFERTY Good health and good sense are two of life’s greatest blessings. J. D. McCAFFERTY Tall and slim, but he's all there. ONITA McGEE If the elevator to success is not running, take the stairs. DOROTHA McGUIRE COX She looks to the future and forgets the past. Sponsored by DODSON DRUG STORE Loretto, Tennessee