Lafayette High School - Marquis Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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Academic and Service Awards Received on Recognition Day On recognition day the following students in their different departments were honored : MATH DEPARTMENT-Students recognized for high scholastic achievement were: Algebra II-B. Brown, R. Costich, C. Thomas, and T. Thyen Plane Geometry-P. Johnson, B. Locklar, and R. Root Solid Geometry-T. Burka, S. Cochran, K. Swartz, and J. Whitaker Trigonometry-K. Swartz and J. Whitaker J osten Awards In Math were received by K. Swartz and J. Whitaker. J. Whitaker received the Math Award for the most outstanding senior math student. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT- Kentucky Council of Teachers Award-B. I-Iiles Times Creative Writing Contest-B. I'Iiles, T. Johnson, and J. Whitaker State Poetry Contest-M. Hanau fhonorable mentionj LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT- French-French I-B. Wilson French II-J. Moore French III-S. Stamper French IV-K. Parker Alliance Francaise Book Awards-T. Walker, K. Parker, and R. Costich Latin-Outstanding Latin IV student-L. Noell Latin Medallion-S. Sherrod AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT-DeCalf Award-T. Johnson Outstanding Farming Qualities-B. Lamb Best kept set of records-D. Wells Star Farmer-F. Penn DEPARTMENT-Outstanding Speech and Drama Student- D. Rouse D Drama Award-M. I-Ieaton Outstlzgrgmg Service-L. Anderson, M. Levy, P. Lyons, J. Brown, and C. Optimist Award-C. Otto

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Six Frome. Lafayettef to Selected for City-C0umy Scholastic Team A? eighbmembel' .LeXiUgt0I1'FHyette County Scholastic Team, composed of the countys top students in eight subject areas, was named by the Lexington Rotary Club. Six of the students were from Lafayette. The scholars and their subject areas are: V S A u . French ........... ' English .............. Social Studies ...... Chemistry .......... Physics ........... Mathematics -- Reading maketh a full rnang confer- ence a ready rnang and writing an exact man. T -Bacon . , , T. Walker .l. Whitaker-. S. Cochran Q .... 4- S.. Sherrod --Q ...... - D. Ryen . M. Hanau Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to- be chewed and digested. ' . 4 -Bacon s Valedictorians Have Perfect Standings f t tandin ss of 4.0. Also grad- Both J. Whitaker and S. Sherrod have per GC S S uating at the head of our class were salutatorians C. Emerson and S. Cochran. The salutatorians each graduated with a 3.9.

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Outstanding Music Department Recognized MUSIC DEPARTMENT- Vocal-,losten Award-B. Betz Outstanding Service-L. Penn, C. Delsott, C. Binkley Band-,losten Award-L. Anderson Orchestra-Outstanding Senior Player-A. Bridges Speclal Recognition-L. Anderson, B. Corden, B. Osborne, and P. McDaniel Junior League Awards-Vocal-C. Hopwood Instrumental-L. Anderson HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT-Outstanding Seniors-P. Short, and M. Wills State Degrees-P. Short and M. Wills F.H.A. Scholarship-P. Short Betty Crocker Contest-L. Henry JOURNALISM DEPARTMENT-Star Award-T. Stanifer Outstanding Contributions to the Times-S. Watkins, J. Straus Outstanding Service-C. DeLott Chi Omega Scholarship Award-A. Bridges . ACK: D. R , RoTARY scHoLARs. FRONT: M. Harau, J. Whltakefi 5' Cochran' B yen T. Walker, S. Sherrod.