Lafayette High School - Marquis Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

Page 14 text:

FFA GRUWS Bl' And as nature has developed man, so shall she care for him. Through the F.F.A., the young farmer learns to meet the challenge of a changing earth, and draw from it the lifestream for future generations. Q

Page 13 text:

Lafa ette's new corn lex turns on liffhts for niffht-time activit '. On Deeemher 8, 1966, the H. L. Davis Student Center was formally dedicated with a program honoring Lafayette's past principal of seventeen years. Named in honor of Dr. Davis, the two-story huilding is Completely air-Conditioned and contains a cafeteria and gym in addition to the elaborate science department. Mr. Ralph Carlisle, former Lafayette basketball coach, was the guest speaker. Afterwards, as a further tribute to Dr. Davis, a reception was held in the new cafeteria. -ws.. , 1 E Y- W ' 1' ..A , V ' , f ,,4..,1--. M 4 f T3 f J 1 t . , , Dr, ll, l.. ll.1x1s was Lzthtyettes prin- t-ipttl for rt'Xr'Illt't'llYt'.t1'S. fd' At the reception honoring him, Dr D-nie gm-f-ts present students. i , - I- x w- ,,.!l'!l Lafayette's three former principals, Dr H. L. Davis, Dr. A. B. Crawford, and Mr. J, D. Ishmael, are introduced. . L. DAVIS CE TER DEDICATED ,, --.--.- l V

Page 15 text:

'- .-...gg--5 BURLEY FOR PROFIT Nature teaches man to accept her challenge and with this acceptance bestows on him the blessing of her heart' Mr. J. P. Truitt, FF,-X sponsor, looks mer .1 tubuc fit-hi with students. ut, Q 4' f 1' , N - ,- , 2 t ii A -if eh hh ',!A. tn y .sv nfxbkxfc- L 1 'X A K 5' L' , Q .M X 92 is ., cS 2 4 ':1?'f! X, - - 4 -M '- X xx Ab . , . ' , , f 4- t. -xx . i,,' ' ,, i. 0 t S. i A., f 4 , - 'Q X ' it 'A-li if 3' wi XXX: I rm' 2' - 'E xg , O - ft . X N X Fry, X -1' - t 38 , ' K . ' ' 'di ., xt ,x . 1 1 A . if 'Q K 'X ' N ' 'W , - ,ga ' .-4- ' f ,. '1 , 1 , 4 i fi if I L if ' , ,fi Ni' M. v-XX Xxx R XS . A' . x- L v fff- kx -f 1 X '3'l4 -V' f ,. .sc R ' L i-'inf ' ,' 1-A ,Ax I X ' 34 X -A 7xs,- W ff , lmix T. - . . '1'f -1 -as K