Lexington High School - Bearer Yearbook (Lexington, AL)

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TAKING HER FIRST ROYAL RIDE. Peewee Homecoming Queen Angela Hill makes her ap- pearance. THROWING CANDY TO THE SPECTA TORS, Peewee football players look over the crowd as they make their way downtown. 1985 PEEWEE HOMECOMING COURT. Kelli Etheridge, Matt Michael. Karla Williams, Josh Smith, Angela Hill, Amanda Johns. Colby Bar- nett, Tori Goode, Todd Bullard. Jill Barnett. (KNEELING) Amanda Glass and Dusty Springer. Peewee Homecoming 11

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No Damper IjTtj] eing held one week prior to the ac- itfSJ tual homecoming festivities put no damper on the participants or spectators of Peewee Homecoming. Spirits rose as did the helium balloons they used to decorate many of the cars and floats. Peewee, Midget, and Mini-Midget cheerleaders led the crowd that came to watch Lexington prevail over Brooks, three games to one. Using a new method of electing, the Peewee football players elected the queen while the Peewee cheerleaders chose her escort. A boy and a girl were chosen from each grade to make up the queen’s court. The flower girl and the ring bearer were chosen in a similar fashion. The Peewee Homecoming Queen was crowned during the ceremonies Satur- day night. She began her reign the fol- lowing week with a parade. 10 Peewee Homecoming

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EXCHANGING SMILES. Beverly Lee pins on senior band member Tammy Mashburn's corsage in pre- game festivities. AFTER BEING CROWNED, Suzic Jeffress and es- cort Keith Cottrell wait for the crowd to rise for the singing of the Alma Mater. CAUGHT IN AN EMOTIONAL MOMENT Home- coming Queen Suzie Jeffress and Sandra Killcn em- brace, while Tina McGuire. Caroline Jeffress. and Dawn Putman look on. 12 Homecoming