Lexington High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lexington, OK)

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BUS DRIVERS Mr. Holder, Dan Tilson, Louise Box, Carletta Thompson. Al Roach, George Thompson, Keith Wilhite. CUSTODIANS CAFETERIA STAFF Junior Keeler, Harold Holder, Ronnie Sutton. Louise Box. Ellen Sutton, Rachel Seaton, Jessie Bray, Linda Mills. Barbara Duty, Marjorie Heard, and Carletta Thompson. Manager, Linda Lee. Marlyn Dunlap, Hazel Shockey and Sandra Stark. 11

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 Mr. Al Peach “But, Mr. Roach,” Those three words have echoed down the halls of Lexington public schools for twenty-five years. After a quarter of a century, two-hundred and five months of teaching English to the students at Lexington, Mr. A1 Roach is retiring. Mr. Roach can remember many of his past students, and often looks back on those days to entertain students of the present. Students at Lexington will remember and revere Mr. Roach for his teaching style, personality, and cardigan sweaters. As another piece of our history fades away, the memories will remain strong and friendly. 10

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Tomorrow: Another year has come and gone — it seems only yesterday we started on our way to LHS for another year of changing, growing and learning. It was here in this place and this time, that we learned the how, follow- ed by questioning way and answers we thought might never come. We shared good times and bad, laughter and tears, always concentrating hard on being all that life expects us to be. We studied to learn all that we could about life and man and anything else we might pick up along the way. We shouted together, ate together, listened, and participated together. From ball games on Friday nights to first hour on Monday morn- ing, from memories for our freshman year all the way through to our senior year, all going different ways, divided, we enjoyed ourselves because we spent the time together. We realize that instead of planning for the next school year at LHS, we will now be making decisions that will affect us in many more years to come. The goals or dreams we once had will either be achieved or we will realize that they were only dreams. For some the most important thing about our four years at LHS has been the people we have met and those with whom we have shared many experiences. We will remember all the people who helped us through not only the bad experiences, but also those chalked up on the good side. We each had new experiences throughout this year. We lived out some of our dreams and perhaps some of our fears. Some of us are involved in class work, some in organizations both social and academic, some involved in just othe( people. We have each made our own contribution. It may have been our first year or your fourth but it was still your year ... a year of memories — new people, new thoughts, new experiences, the bits and pieces that together make us different ... a year of memories for tomorrow and forever.