Lexington High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lexington, OK)

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 What a Great Year! What a great year! What used to be a rivalry between the boys and girls suddenly turned into teamwork. Lisa Millsap won 2nd place in the P. I. Quiz Contest and went on to compete in the state level. Mark Clift won $13.00 a pound on his reserve Grand Champion hog at the Tulsa State Fair. Memorizing speeches suddenly turned into fun for some of the members as they won at various speech con- tests. Six sophomore members also got the privilege of meeting the National FFA officers at a leadership conference. This year Mr. Selzer had no problem getting the members to attend church during National FFA Week since he agreed to take everyone out to eat at Casa Bonita after church. Other highlights of the year were attending the Na- tional and State Convention, having the Grand Cham- pion steer at the County Fair, and serving coffee and donuts at the bank. The year ended with four seniors. K. C. Ely. Shawn Gralla. David Northcutt. and Mark Clift, receiving the highest honor possible — the State Farmer Degree. The year was over, but the fun wasn’t as plans were made for the annual Float Trip. 4 1982-83 FFA Officers — K. C. Ely. Sentinel; S. Gralla. Treasurer; S. Olson. Secretary; M. Clift. President; D. Northcutt. Vice-President; S. Millsap. Reporter; K. Selzer. Advisor (middle right). % Top — M. Coker. C. Wenthold. G. McKiddy. D. Idlett, T. Chambers. K. Newville, ) McGee. C. Ille. J. Black. T. Black Middle — T. Mowdy. J. Riggs. D. Hoofard. G. Coker, G. Frazier. L. Millsap. D. Edwards. M. Heck. M. LeBlanc. |. Moffat. M. Thompson Bottom — M. Clift, D. Northcutt. S. Olson. P. Thompson. S. Gralla. S. Millsap. K. C. Ely. K. Selzer. 28 - FFA

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Santa Claus, Terry B.. and Mrs. Brown spread the Christmas cheer (left). FHA Officers — Top — S. McGregor. Representative; T. Dobyns. Chaplain; ). McGee. Historian; K. Roberts. Parlimentarian; C. Kleeman. Treasurer; M. Barker. Vice-President. Bottom — P. Palmer. Representative; T. Whitaker. Song Leader; J. Scott, Reporter; T. Cooksey. Presi- dent; D. Yeary, Represen- tative (center). CRUNCH!!! No one had to beg Scott R. to buy nachos. He was the first in line (below). Top — M. Corley. D. Haynes. R. Harp. D. Wall. G. McKiddy. J. Croslin. W. Childress. J Hunt. R Morris. T Goosen. O Whitaker. T. Laireon. M. Petit. D Cooksey. L. Merrell. D Kleeman. R. Dodd. T Mowdy. Second — Mrs Brown. M. McGregor. S Goss. L. Burchett. D. Younce. K Hickman. L Manuel. L Engdahl. K Carlisle. L Parker. S Berglan. M. Richardson. S. Yeary. C. Sutton. G. Stone. L Atwood. M Wood. | Farrow. A. Caldwell Third — L. Cooper. R Wyatt. T. Shea. A. Brown. S Cole. R Brisco. R. Young. M. Nere. S Jones. K. Gipson. T Heck. M Heck. T Black. | Owens. S. Dunford. T Halitzka. G Horn. T Skaggs. G Plavchak Bottom — T. Cooksey. D Yeary. T. Dobyns. J McGee. K Kleeman. K Roberts. M Barker. J. Scott. T Whitaker. S. McGregor. P. Palmer. FHA - 27

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- ■ r FFA girls, Melissa L. and Lisa M.. compete in “Ladies Lead” at county level (top left). Rub-a-dub, two in a tub! Michelle H. and Missy T. have fun participating in initiation (top right). Animals aren’t the onlv thing put in cages. Of course, who’s to say these ag students don’t belong in cages (middle left). Mark C. proudly shows off his Reserve Grand Champion bar- row at Tulsa (middle right). Mike H. holds his FFA project together — and with one hand too! (left). Opposite page — Receiving the Grand Champion plaque from Dean Spencer at local stock show is David N. (top). Gary C. and K. C. Ely encourage greenhand. Lisa M.. through the food line (middle left). Maggie Lei me tell you about Maggie, my girl. She has lovely red hair with plenty of curl. Big brown eyes that dance and shine. Long slender legs, and she's all mine Pearly white teeth all clean and straight. When she smiles they really look great Her smile is like a charm to me. If you'd see her you would agree. We spend a lot of time together. Strolling through the wind and weather The time flies by when she's around. She's the cutest thing I've ever found She's happy to see me day and night. I always try to treat her right. Kindness is catching I can see. For she has never mistreated me I dread the day we have to part I'll always hold her in my heart. She lifts me up when I am down. She is deserving of a crown. She's timid and quiet, sweet and shy I still have yet to see her cry She's tall and stately, full of class. Twice as pretty as a striped bass My friends laugh when Maggie is near. When I'm whispering in her ear If they could only understand The reason why I think she's grand Maggie is mine, there is nardoubt Because she roots me with her snout Since you've been wondering. I'll tell you now. Maggie, my girl, is a Duroc sow by Mark Clift FFA - 29