Lexington High School - Bearer Yearbook (Lexington, AL)

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TAKING IN their surroundings. Matt Fulmer and Sara Wilson ride in the Homecoming parade. LIKE MANY STUDENTS. Chuck Stevens and Kevin Hanback enjoy swimming at the Lexington pool during the summer. CHESS is a game that requires much concentra- tion. as Ashley McGee and Eric Jaggers exhibit. BEFORE THE HOMECOMING GAME. many students show their support by participating in the spirit line. Opening 3

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The Never-ending Quest ■p hough it sometimes seems a stu- == dent eats, sleeps and breathes ac- cording to school rules and regulations, life also exists on the “outside.” Socializ- ing manages to work its way into busy schedules, and having a good time is a never-ending quest. After school and on weekends, students can be found congre- gating throughout Lexington, Florence, and other surrounding areas. Some of the most common places are the General Store, the tennis courts. Pizza Hut, and the strip in Florence. Occasionally, an excitement outlet can be found in school activities. Pep ral- lies, ballgames, parties, and dances all provide a bit of variety and a change in routine. 2 Opening

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Together with Tradition 4 Opening coming parade to begin. WITH THE BALLOONS in full view, Nick Thornton and Jodi Wcigart wait for the Home