Lexington High School - Bearer Yearbook (Lexington, AL)

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ROBERT ONEAL MITCHELL 'Wough, weady, up 'n' at ’em WAYLON MITCHELL He lets nothing, not even his English class, interfere with his sleep. LELDON NEWTON, Not pictured No one knows what he can do 'til he tries. WILLIAM DON NIX How hard you work depends on whether you are telling the teacher or a friend. Seniors LANDON OWENS You know he's around until he is needed then he can't be found. ZOLA JANE PORTER She likes geometry and has a plane mind. MARGIE ANN RITTER Boys gossip more than girls; probably about girls gossip ing. LUTHINE SHELTON Laugh and the world laughs with you. Compliments of LEXINGTON LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL 15

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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

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LOYCE SPRINGER A good reputation is more valuable thanmon- DOROTHY TAYLOR I respect all, but love only one. DONALD WHITE He had the passion and power to roam. Poem By Doris McCafferty Dear ole Lexington School ! It makes us so sad To leave all our dear friends That we all have had. We have worked, We have played, We have looked forward to the day That has long been delayed. We must all say good-bye To dear ole Lexington High, To travel our roads alone To make our lives and homes. Sponsored by FOREMOST DAIRIES Florence, Alabama 16