Lexington High School - Bearer Yearbook (Lexington, AL)

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Lovely Judy Cox Serves as Queen JUDY was escorted by KENNETH WILLIAMS The election of Homecoming Queen is always exciting. The Senior c lass selects two girls to serve as candidates; one to be elected by popular vote as Queen; the other to serve as Runner-Up. Our 19G‘J Homecoming Queen was lovely JUDY COX, whose friendly disposition and pleasing personality made her a favorite of the entire student body. % 13

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Homecoming Court - 1969 Runner-Up - WANDA MICHAEL Escort - GARRY BURBANK Junior Representatives POLLY DAVIS DON BAILEY Sophomore Representatives Freshman Representatives DEBRA WHITE JANIE ROBERSON ROGER FREEMAN QUINTON HANSON Flower Girl - LORI WILLIAMS rown Bearer - IIIT BUTLER 8th Grade Representatives DONNA WRIGHT RICKY JONES 12 7th Grade Representatives W1LLENE JOHNSON TONY OLIVER

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Golden Bears Defeated by Golden Bears. Weeks of feverish activity preceed homecoming each year. Ex- citement reaches its peak with the election of representatives from grades 7-11, and the selection of the Queen. With this in the background, the main event now is the planning and build- ing of class floats, and the spirited competition of trying to win first prize. The Senior Class, taking its cue from Camelot, de- signed not only a beautiful float for the queen, but also one with a winning theme. This year clubs were permitted to enter floats with a plaque awarded the winning float. The JSO protest wagon captured this honor. Excitement ran rampant as the Junior Class won the Spirit Cup, and the 6th Grade won the Spirit Stick. The week's activities reached their climax at the ballgame, which was won by the Golden Bears of Hazlewood. The Sophomore Class got out the old pot intending to boil the Hazlewood Bears. Winning float designed by Seniors with Camelot theme. HAZELOrifi 7th Grade made plans to mash Hazlewood.