Lafayette High School - Marquis Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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CONCER T ,' CU p of 5 V, 1 . nv . 1 i P ,X ., .,5, -. , iw -sm aff 1- . . ,V ,gi vt, ,gi i I: 3' , For band members, long hours of practice both on the marching field and at home, end in personal triumph when the words ugood job band are heard from its director, Mr. William Walter Hall, or when another trophy is Won. Staying after school for marching drills during football season, for sectionals, and for full concert band, are everyday occurrences for members of the band.

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lift FLORIDA L For the '4Pride of the Bluegrass , it was a year of close contests, and one in which a few points meant defeat or victory. Beginning the season with a first place in the Lion's Invitational, the Marching Generals won the contest for the first time. In competition with Kentucky and Ohio hands at Ashland, Lafayette's Band placed second in overall points and first in three main categories. Linda Jewell, Band Sponsor, was chosen queen of the competition. Florida was a highlight of the Marching Generalls year. In St. Petersburg with fifteen other bands from around the country, Lafay- ette placed second with 293 of 300 points. Losing by only three points, the band en- dured sweltering heat during a five mile parade in which marching and musical pres- entation were judged. . 1 at k., 'M . .V 4 1 if -.f-1y, - Mfg .,r.,kMk :TR 6 A H , 'D Mr. Hall conducts the band in pre-game cere monies to open the football season.

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