Lexington High School - Lexicon Yearbook (Lexington, NC)

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The 1968 Lexicon Staff presents to the students of Lexington Senior High School . . . Becky Mull and Phil Leonard, Co-Editors Carolyn Stephenson and Jim Sink, Business Managers

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Do you remember yesterday? Your acceptance into college, your Junior- Senior, your class party? Do you remember yesterday? Do you remember the little things of yesterday that made you so happy? Come. Remember them with us and hold on to these memories. We are growing, and these memories may not come again. Come back to your childhood. Reme mber dolls, slides, skates? Remember lying in the grass, gazing at a sky burst¬ ing with blue and white, with nothing to do but think about the clouds? Life was simple then, and beautiful. We are older, perhaps wiser, perhaps not. Remember when the hardest book you read was Alice and Jerry? Remember changing classes for the first time in Junior High? And re¬ member your years in high school? For some of us they are almost gone. This last year will always hold happy memories for us. The shared memo¬ ries of a championship football team, a great basketball team, the Cellar. And the personal memories of friends and classmates. We have tried to capture these memories for you. So, come. Let us go back to yesterday. Let us find those memories that made us so happy. Let’s think about the clouds as we did . . . when we were young. Becky Mull Co-editor Phil Leonard Co-editor Carolyn Stephenson Bookkeeper Jim Sink Business Manager 2