Lafayette High School - Marquis Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1970 volume:

PM 1 1 w r r o i 3 r , 1 v Y A Year At Lufuy tte . . . Wasn't He A General Or gimlll STAFF Edilor-in-Clwiel . . . Sludenl Life Eclilor Curriculum ...... . . Sluarl Warner . . . ..... Cindy Sorrell . . . Dana Taclcell Lincla Linlc Pam Holman Exlra-curricular . . ....... Nina Wanclnic Sandra Margrave Sporls Edilor . ..... Sluarl Warner Sopnomores . . . . Sandra Margrave Juniors . . . .... Pam Holman Seniors ..... . . . Becky Overslreel Karen Fassas Opening Copy . . . ..... David Powell Arl Worlc ...... Sponsor ....... . . . . . Syn Thanapura Miss Jane Harrison Plnoloqraplier . . . ..... Mr. Sleve May Beverly Sludios Slall Assislanls . . . ..... Ralph Hoskins Donna Bonla i A it ful . f Something? , ga wlxxr., Y'f'F Fx Srl' 4 2'?5'v':' S .. .5-,g+,w.,, f 2 '-?'ZT'15,3 Cx gf . sg X' 3 51, Eg ziximf--V: .gg 21, if 5 g?.-1s:'Ea',2jX ' S A ' 3 m ki-3 ' fa? f ,- f, , X, Qi: fix: Q ' If XXV1. f. N ..,,. Q, .4 ,, 1' if fi X AY S X K 3 1.4, -,Q 1 W ., Q .. 5 02 X 2 4 1 3 ,ww WR 1 'ww M -.un pw-ff. ff , J. Lloyd Smnfh Prfncipal This lsn'T 402, Pronounces An E The firsf day of school: maybe noT The worsT dayp cerTainly The wildesT. lnnocenf sopho- mores creaTe pandemonium in The halls, finding all The wrong rooms aT The wrong Times, double- Taking looks aT impossible schedule cards. Con- fidenfly following auThoriTaTive direcfional signs, The sophomore arrives aT a main-building baThroom for his English class. For The iniTiaTe of LafayeTTe, The firsT day shares momenTs of apprehension wifh Those of newness and exciTemenT. Finally finding his class- room, The sTudenT caufiously pauses oufside The door, Thinking To himself Will l know anyone? Boldly sTepping Through The door. eyes To The floor, he hears someone say Hello and looks up To see a friend. Relief. Compared wiTh oThers, juniors seem al- mosT sedaTe on opening day: They know enough of LafayeTTe To be comforTable wiThouT impa- Tience. Seniors, however, easily grow Tired of The rouTine ThaT accompanies The beginning of The end: an iniTiaTed senior: l've filled ouT Two hours worTh of cards for The pasT Three years in This homeroom. You'd Think They'd know me by now. Come These TaTTered Tail-days of Augusf, sfudenfs exchange one way of life for anofher . .. for beTTer or worse Til graduafion do us parT. 151' pr' IIA li' ll' 'ls 'C H- I' 5, l ' 3 A : I nlightened Sopl omo M i 4. 5 aww sfiil? Qner W l I U Sophomore Q 'Y ' 'Wm fywqw.--.QZEV-.712 93 W' -f Class Rings Symbol 0f Seniority WiTh The ring dinner The class oT 70 really begins To Teel The binding oT class Ties. ComplainTs oT The high cosT oT The dinner and The pro- longed waiT were numerous, buT all oT Their auThors were presenT 'on SepTember 25 aT The Phoenix l-loTel enloying The meal and ioining in wiTh The singing oT The alma maTer. Reverend Rex Knowles delivered a Tale oT nursery rhymes wiTh a more signiTicanT meaning. The waiTing Tor The TradiTional pulling oT The sTrings-The momenT when l2Th graders become seniors-became almosT unbearable. Finally, The rings were secured-I l years oT worlc seemingly TorgoTTen-senioriTy aT lasT. Over hill, over dale, as we hiT The dusTy Trail, The Gen- erals go marching along, sang The audience as They slowly Tiled ouT oT The bangueT hall, some prancing wiTh ioy, some Triclcling wiTh Tears. 'Z' TS 6 i in 1 , 1 , ' Q , gi f 5 1 ' T iff? . 5559? '- N 'f 'J ' , 2. 1 Q R-.gf 4 A A WT. 'ig . 1. Q2 A. 'iv .,..-vnu! i ' f ,V ,J , If W r Ya N 1 47 A ,J ,QL ,. ii w ,. 'Q'-v --.pea-'-'N J? ff, 'P' lLel'rl Rev. Rex Knowles speaks lo seniors. llvliddlel Charlie Armslronq and Sharon Yeager loolc on as David Brumlield admires his new ring. lUpper righll Mari af Dacci, Rosemary Barnelle, and Belinda Springer compare rings. lLower riqhrl Gail Mahoney gazes al her rinq. With The Autumn Comes A Gradual Sei tlir19 3,32 me , l Settling Do By The middle oT OcTober, l.aTayeTTe was nor- mal, if noT nominal. There seemed securiTy in The sTudy oT new courses, The smell oT new books be- Tween The pages. lv1osT walleTs had recovered Trom TexT-book surgery. Perennial club-ioiners bloomed acTive, some Tor real, some Tor The record: The Tormer usually wilTed wiTh The TirsT TrosT. The nine-week period was more Than halT over and sTudenTs knew Tairly well whaT To expecT oT Their TirsT grade reporTs and oT parenTs' reacTions To The grades. Many had rediscovered The library-some Tor scholasTic necessiTy, some Tor caTching up on home- work, mosT Tor casual reading. The l-ibrary's new copier duplicaTed inTormaTion by The ream Tor Those wiThouT phoTographic memories. Fall was a Time oT seTTling down, oT pursuing goals noT discolored wiTh age. Drops oT rain grew on grass overnighT and sTuck crispy cornTlake-yel- low leaves To shoes walking To school. The aTTer- noons were warm enough and brighT enough To al- low sporTs iocks exTra pracTice Time: The days were shorT enough To keep senior play acTors reading back scripTs inTo The nighT. FrosTed Friday nighTs were Tilled wiTh TooTball and people waTching people more Than The game. IT lasTed Through November. Homecoming: A New Queen Ancl Finally ll The Homecoming oi Jrlie Class ol '70-llwe year we finally bear l-lenry Clay in loolball. Aller six years ol lruslralion llie General grid- ders subdued llie peslqy Blue Devils 27-Zl. lncidenlal lo ine game was llfie crowning ol llie Homecoming Queen. From a bevy ol lovely young ladies came llie lliree linalisls, Dana Taclcell, Lynn Pliilbriclc, and Tanya Berry. Aller a long, winlry ride in an open converlible, llwe lliree young ladies sal nervously wliile llie op- posilion performed llieir similar ceremonies. Finally ine Lalayelle announcer escorled llie relurning second allendanl, Karen l-larmon, lo a posilion on llwe lield and llie crowning loolc place. Dana Taclwell was llie winner, Lynn Pliil- loriclw, lirsl allendanl, and Tanya Berry, second allendanl. Viclory called for numerous celebralions. icl0ll 19:2 9 l dfi UW A Victor V 'GUY' ' 1 if -Nga Hop leff and middle, Bonfires promofe spirif. Rusry Parks escorrs Dana Tackeff. Uxbovel Karen lLower Iefrj Lynn Philbrick, Queen Dana Tockeff. Harmon crowns Dana Tackefr Homecoming Queen. and Tonya Berry pose for picfures. fLower middle, V' We O . X Chrrstopher Gets The Grrls - Y A--v f-fv-rv-yn 1 ' r I 9 an K' ',,te. xii V G W-W2 14, fe s Q 1 1 il . fill In Night Of Confusion . t ff , I J .f ,Q . v 'C of ii -i lzijfl, M ia, V I. -41 4 i ,A,, . , jif e o n amsey pays rms op er u e. middlel Candy Rollings and John Ramsey enioy a fen- der momenf. lUpper righfl Jim Currens. Carolyn Savag Mari Brouse. and Marianna Jaclcson waif baclcsfage. ll.ower leffl Sfuarf Warner awaifs his cue. lLower middlel The chorus line offers befween-acfs enferfai Y menf. lLower righfl Wife Barbara Maines confronfs friend Nina Wanchic as husband Jim Currens ner- vously loolcs on. fUpper far leffl C-ary Nuclcols porfrays Henry. lUpp lffl Jh R l Ch'f h Clf lUpp For fhree days in November fhe drama deparfmenf enferfained fhe sfu- denf body wifh a farce-comedy Nighf of Confusion. lf was more lilce 72 hours of con- fusion for Mrs. Beeler and her casf of l8, buf when fhe curfain wenf up every- body was amused. Chrisfopher Clufe lJohn Ramseyl found himself 'rossed info fhe clufches of a horde of scheming young misses by fhe even more devious Mr. Bosfon lJim Currensl. Involved wifh fhe slighfly chunky Chrisfopher were Mr. Bosfon's lady- friends, Jan Cheuvronf and Nina Wan- chicg fhree college girls, Anneffe Sfev- ens, Deb Mason, and Doris McDonald: fhe socialifes, Suzanne l-laddenj Carolyn Savage, and Mari Brouseg fhe aviafrix, Marianna Jaclcsong and fhe somefimes sexy maid, Jo Ellen Herron. ln fhe end Chrisfopher wins fhe hearf of his frue love, Mr. Bosfon's daughfer lCandy Rollingsl, Mrs. Bosfon lBarbara Mainesl forgives her husband, and fhe gallanf Englishman lMarlc Den- nisl whisfles his way info a sound fhrash- ing by fwo ruffians lGary Nuclcols and Sfuarf Warnerl and fhe gangsfer's side- lciclc lMarlc Lawlessl. I3 Support Of Athletics Vucillates Wim 'A D , ,.x. Ai-AEQME f9f'i'f ' t ,W ,, Ai-.. ,..,, TM 1:3 .L -I ' 1 AQ ieizyfdt aww 6 If! 00 isa ,Md ff ww ' I1 , 4 f ff V ,4,, fm. t ,H X ff I X fff f 9 A , , 4, , 33 92 , f v , n fr auf-3 ' ' , '-Lf? P '14 'Q' ' . rm in , .i ' , hh gu y. 2,1-Q ' A yrlnvj -,, it v 2 ' af, ,JT E, . t ng Q: fm '-4, my nv 4 t if lf Y, K, I , 0 1 ' f 1 7 X ,D I , ,V 'f F ' v. ' + 7 Y' - . .,,.,- A ., H :fait fam, f- A ' Kathy Jackson I4 v.4 '! 4 Jl VI' K llll With Victories And Los rs-' T T-'elm Y ' 54, ia' f'7Hi ' ' ' Tis f if- l'-lifrf' LaTayeTTe was a spiriTed place, Tull oT The en- Thusiasm less The noise oT pasT years. There was a guieT deTerminaTion among concerned sTudenTs To cure The ills oT l.aTayeTTe. STudenTs' loyalTy To Their school didn'T lessenq iT expanded beyond high school To encompass naTional and world concerns. ln SepTember, The daily Pledge oT Allegiance ceremonies were misundersTood To be cancelled and sTudenT wraTh Tell on The adminisTraTion. The pledge was reinsTaTed as beTore The Trouble. For a week, iT was more guoTed Than KurT VonneguT Jr. WiThin a monTh, reciTaTion was again by roTe. SupporT oT aThleTics aT LaTayeTTe vacillaTed wiTh vicTories and losses. The day beTore homecom- ing, 200 seniors gaThered To proTecT The laclc oT pep rallies and To demand an hour-long one ThaT day. lT was granTed and sTudenTs prompTly Tell silenT. AT TooTball games, cheerleaders screamed Tor vocal supporT Trom liTeless sTudenTs. AT baslceTball games, They yelled aT empTy bleachers: The Teams losT Tans wiTh games. BUT disTricT and regional play- oTT crowds cheered well. lT was all The way wiTh baseball, well almosT. STaTe-champion boy Traclc- sTers won unnoTiced by mosT LaTayeTTe sTudenTs. I I5 J - ' lnfh Snow, Slu h, And Santa And Hls HeIperBnH9 Y' 4- I 7 'wx' 94-'Lx'-4 'r 'Y .' '.!V5' 'gi- 'Q -'fy 'Q ' ' xii. ' --oo. ' Q :Sw rjg2?'r. x 'ia'r,3-L J 4' ltl,?:-kin-y ',:,' -- ' gi w Ls 1 2 ,ff v P -.-. ' - .4 , - Q ' xx tv . B K N ' gk U QL' ,nr Q N , v L -vt. 1 .Ji 9 1 N n 3 il C WinTer came early To KenTucl4y lasT year, bedding down over The sTaTe aT Thanksgiving and hybernaTing a Tull season. lT aTTecTed all: iT TaughT Trozen snow To sgueal and groan under The weighT oT heavy-shod TeeTg iT exposed The True humaniTarian idenTiTies oT SanTa SrniTh and Elf FeaThersTon, caughT up in YuleTide TrivoliTiesq iT proved To be an unbalancing experience Tor Those unaware oT The physical properTies oT graviTy, as girls slipped To new revealing lows, boys cursed bruises. A Toreign cold, sTrange even To unbelievable Ken- Tuclcy weaTher, invaded The Bluegrass in February: un- der iTs weighT, The slcy Tell heavily. The seven o'clocli vigil aT The radio every rnorning proved worThwhile as school remained empTy oT sTudenTs and sTudenTs re- mained ernpTy oT school Tor eighT days. The winTer's weaTher covered much, uncovered more: The weeds oT disconTenTmenT grew wiTh The poinseTTias as seniors TasT Tired oT rouTine and Teachers became impaTienT wiTh seemingly-deaT legislaTors. WiTh The reTurn oT The sun and The advenT oT warm weaTher, a coldness lingered. 3-,,,, 'T E 63:25 be- U. 5. F T' gf, 4 ,gl A 'X ktfg xx 6690 Fayette County Teachers Participate Inllll The New Year's tirst change ot season brought a change ot lite to Latayette. A storm had lang been brewing on the edu- cational horizon and on February 2Ist it broke, bringing schools- out reliet tor 3600 Fayette County students and much praise and criticism trom the tax-paying arena tor l.IOO local teachers. That Saturday, the Fayette County Education Assn. voted to tollow the rest ot the state's teachers and cease working-to demonstrate that their demands ot a put-ottish legislature were not merely words. Teachers requested: lll Protessional negotiations that would allow teachers to determine the course ot education in Ken- tucky: l2l Variable, not set, local tax rates to provide more operat- ing revenue tor schoolsq l3l Realistic tringe benetits, granting sick leave, sabbatical leave, and livable retirement pensionsg l4l An increased base salary proportional to the cost ot living tor Ken- tucky teachers. None ot the demands was met. The Week That Was was a paradoxical mixture ot gravity and levity. Teachers, tighting tor lite, worked as much out ot school as in, canvassing tor popular support, attending numerous meetings, writing solicitous letters late at night. Students loated. some tinished homework, all wondered the tate ot spring vaca- tion. Legal wartare ended it all on February 28 with a court injunction that bluntly stated, Back to school. Q -R 8 '. State-Wide Work Stoppuge 4 vm H 1 .KL .4 :J Ck JL 5 f M V Q lr ' 'annum--R -4 .,,, fr, fllpper le-HQ Srudenrz Qmliry The urwefpecwd vacarson, fl.0wer Weffj Lafeyerre Mary Hoskins review lrrerarure abour Hue fenghefs work Moppaqo. HUD feculfy Mrs. Marrha Marlcley, Mrsr RUH1 Sfraus, Mrs. Mary Smifrw, and Mrs. Fayefie Comfy readwers rally ar Turfland Mall. a The Spmt Of The Sprung Seasnn QueU5 f.: K N55 T1-1 W.-55. A . v. ggi:-gk if f gg, S 1 -31511 iii' L 1 x 'Q S Over The hill oT mid-winTer, The school year Travelled quickly and com- pleTely downhill, grades Tollowing, To Ten days oT Spring vacaTion. AT Eguinox, The EarTh penT over backwards To caiole Spring inTo arriving on Time. Then iT snowed on EasTer. Spring's TradiTional role as maTch- maker and lover oT lovers was well ac- cepTed aT LaTayeTTep The spiriT oT The season guelled The shyness in many, some To The poinT oT marriage. Spring means Term papers. AT The climax oT The academic year, sTudenT language was more proTane Than pro- Toundp some seniors labored on Three separaTe papers, all due in as many weeks. OThers used one Tor Three classes. All Tound exams a way To use Tree Time. By mid-April, Spring was here To sTay. Sun-Tilled days oT vacaTion pro- vided needed relieT Tor many Trom The school's rouTine. 2I No Dress Code And A Lot Of Trash 75- ' f I1A td -- . rf if SQ - ff f . x Va ' ' - s i Y ffl. An old adage sfafes: April slwowers bring May flowers. This verse could be confesfed fodayg be- cause of pollufed wafer and poisonous pesficides lvlay flowers aren'f guaranfeed. l-lere is an environmenfal crisis flwaf faces flue presenf world. lv1an's pollufion-suicide inclinafions were iusf one reason for flfie creafion and observ- ance of Earflw Day, April 22. Concerned people across flrie counfry fallced, lisfened, and worlced fo clean up America. Clean-Ups, lwowever, were on a small scale: af Lafayeffe, a few sfudenfs assembled a display of loose campus garbage. lf was noficed, buf liffer on campus remained noficeable. A worlc session on Boone Creek was offered fo all Lexingfon a weelc laferg only 45 slwowed. For Lafayeffe sfudenfs, if was difficulf fo Hffiinlc green. A blow for sfudenf freedom was sfruclc, wifln fl'1e removal of flue dress code. Dress was more nafural, comforfable, and much more varied flian in flue pasf years. As femperafures rose. panfs and slcirfs disappeared in favor of sfiorfsl 22 Es -'Q--lf. L-'ml 51,1 ' D-, ' ,Q Px',,?-, -',9.l'1.. vf',','a '1X N 'w','. A, ,, , 1,11 'IH .-, , X 5 'K 15 'S -'I' uh'- rocades, Ruffles, And Pant Suits Come To n'M0 xx-Z, Mn MacArthur Park And wlTh The spring The luniors gave The seniors Their annual prom. Everyone came, clad in brocade and ruTTles, and The girls wore panT suiTs. TwenTy-Tour honored seniors gaThered in The eleganT girls P.E. loclcer-room and waiTed Tor The momenT when The greaT secreT, lcnown only To Mrs. Beeler, would be announced. The male members oT The courT seemed ra+her amused by all The Tuss buT when The Tinal announce- menT came, Their inner anxieTies were every biT as obvious as Those in Their Temale counTerparTs. The winners were named and The Two dozen lined up To parade under The arches, carried by The members oT The iunior class and To be viewed by The inTeresTed specTaTors. Z STeve Currens announced TTfe resulTs To all: Second aTTendanT, lvliss ,, Judy Johnson, escorTed by Mr. Rick Nallinger l:irsT aTTendanT, lvliss f Glenna FosTer, escorTed by Mr. lvlilce Sayre and The Queen oT The l97O Prom, lvliss Kaye CraTT, escorTed by lvlr. Ernie FleTcher. 1 . ' I A Vw jg, 4 -sz? , fl Q. . 1 .,.. ,Q 3, . I , 'O' Q' 54 x and Y f 'Z ssfn xi!! x LeTTl King Ernie FleTcher and Queen Kaye Hanlc Marx. Nancy Reisinger. and Ricl2iAhn1neriEii CraTT aTTer coronaTion. lUpper middlel Car- are gree-Ted by Mrs. Elsie TaTum an r. I olyn Savage and Moe Rawlings are served by Farneau. lLower leTTl Kaye CraTT reacTs O Milce Clawson. lLower middlel Diane Reisinger, being named PFOFTY Qlleen' 25 , Y X ' A T And The Winners A lUpper leffl Linda Linlc, Kenny Cox, Carson Evans, and Nina Wanclwic dance To Flyqhf. lLower le-ffl Award wincrs lsealcdl .lo Ellen Herron, Rick Nallinger, John Meyers. lsland- inql Candy Rollings, Cindy Sorrell, Ralph Hoskins, Jan Clweuvronf, Barbara Marines, 26 Again sTaged in The caTeTeria, The senior awards dinner was a buTTeT sTyle meal prepared by The caTeTeria sTaTT. The banqueT was aTTended by seniors only wiTh The excepTion oT a handTul oT parenTs who had been alerTed beTorehand abouT an honor ThaT was To be besTowed upon one oT Their oTTspring. WiTh The presence oT The parenTs some of The inTended award winners seemed To realize whaT was To happen prior To The presenTaTions. And in The H. L. Davis STudenT CenTer The winners were: Cindy Sorrell, AlTrusa Cup: Ralph Hoskins and Jo Ellen I-lerron, DanTorTh FoundaTion Awards: Jan CheuvronT, Women's Club Award: Candy Rollings and Barbara Maines, PiloT Club Award: STuarT Warner, Kiwanis Cup: Phyllis Mar- shall and Tom Ammon, American Legion Auxiliary Award: John Meyers, Yale Cup: and Rick Nallinger and Debbie Mason, FaculTy Cups. A dance wiTh music by FlyghT Tollowed The dinner. 27 ' - - f -. - - --- . - V+ - ... . , .. . ., .,.,.1.,'f.,:.- .,..Vffn-f-H.....,,.-.s..,,...:......f----1-rr-v-ff ', -'-:::--T-'M-1-,-:Ap r,--1-1'--rf-V-H.. .-E--4--.-f.,-.Unfffynq,-,...-,1-,-.,,.:.-,f-r,.,,.,.- we f,,',...3 -my ,..-. . , . ...-. HA . V ..,.:.,., ,. . ,.:, ,. . .,. , , , , . . , . , , . , X ,, V 5 P QuTside The rain poured, buT inside Memorial Coliseum iT was impossible To dampen The spiriTs oT 577 seniors awaiTing Their lasT riTes-graduaTion. Some 5000 parenTs and relaTives, sTill sTunned by The realizaTion ThaT Their child or TavoriTe nephew was acTually graduaTing Trom high school, Tound Their seaTs while ouT in The caTac:ombs oT The House ThaT Rupp builT The class oT '70 was malcing all The lasT minuTe preparaTions Tor The solemn proces- sional. When do you Take oTT your cap? cried one nervous young man. JusT waTch me, answered a more conTidenT Triend. And The march began amidsT an array oT Tlashing cameras. The seniors saT and The boys re- moved Their caps lall excepT The nervous young man and his conTidenT companionl. A sigh oT relieT wenT Through The candidaTes when The speaker, Reverend Bob Brown, said his challenge To youTh would be shorT. A warm round oT applause praised his address. John Meyers and Debbie Mason were valedic- Torians. Jan CheuvronT and Phyllis Marshall were saluTaTorians. Q 29 And IT's All Over . . . l lT rained hard on June 5Th. We had come Through much TogeTher TirsT, elemenTary school, Then iunior high, lasTly, LaTayeTTe. And now we had come Through ThaT rain TogeTher, gowns weT, buT wiTh spiriTs dry. We waiTed nervously Tor The momenT we had pracTiced in vain. AT The end oT a hecTic weelc oT exams, parTies, and good-byes, The class oT l97O was grad- uaTing. Lilce The I7-year cicada, we emerged Trom I7 dormanT years To a new world. Commencing Trom wThaT, graduaTing To whaT? many wondered. NoT ThaT iT wasn'T expecTed, graduaTing some- Time was as ineviTable as inviTaTions and gobs oT grad- uaTion money. Surely, parenTs were pleased, They pro- vided well Tor Their children. BuT whaT was The worTh oT ThaT educaTionf7 ATTer The speeches, The handshalces, The heaT, The runny diploma ink, we each held papers ThaT sTaTed we are wha we are. BeTore graduaTion, we were hardened cynics abouT The end: iT was iusT anoTher sTupid ceremony. Exper- ience TaughT The TruTh, ThaT nosTalgia Touches all. ShouTs oT ioy, Tears oT happiness and sadness awaiTed us in Those Tunnels aT The end. A line Trom T. S. ElioT de- scribes graduaTion as ending noT wiTh a bang, puT a whimper. 30 ,nv Until Next Year 2 5? 5 11 Q g f 5 V 5 ' ,-M91 hx I wi lu l 'f H I EH 3 C ' x , fi as . 1 K K x ,, . . I - . 5 M 4 :Q 5: :N . . gg 457 M.. gg AQ. . I Si I .s . re , 4 V ' , if 3 V be 1 Y V V sw' ,Mi 'nv in ' w,,m..w A V , . V , -- f ' 1' ' ' - , n WWW, '- V 1 , , - 4 ' -- . , , .,.. 4 f 1 WW. lf 2. 3-'hi -4 , V - I ., -'vbff' -Q . x . .f,,,,,,,fw,f . 'yvgy ,Q f 3 W1 ,Q iw 2- Lg 3 ..l.,Q.,-Z4 ,h f , ,f V . Y, ., rv xy X 'P - JW' fl , 12 V , M 1 1 I , , 12 ,, 1 B kfff, ' ,df ' 5 , 5,45 5 rf. 232: K: V ,. . 'f'f'q1f7f 'f?', f V7' ' ,, ,, VZ .f ff fffiff - 73' 'F ny! ff , 4 ff jgx f yyfe f.:wgzf. z' , md - ,gy ' ,fm .' 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The counseling deparlmeni con- sisled of seven counselors: Mrs. Dicken- son, Mrs. l-loslcins. Mrs. Marlqley, Mrs. Miniard, Mrs. Slephens, Mr. l-lancoclc and Mrs. Campbell. As chiel aclminislraior oi Laiayelie, Mr. Smilh is responsible for school pol- icies, alhlelics, finances and sludenl organizalions. Mr. Fealherslon and Mr. Price co- ordinale homeroom aclivilies and cover siucleni discipline ancl curriculum. The seven counselors are responsi- ble lor arranging class scheclules, help wilh sluclenl problems and lulure plans ol college or vocalion. if, Ti of ' l. gli v 'X . f ' '- ff' , F I i ? i U 1 1 A .-A --4 Mr. Fealherslon observes a l-lumanilies A N V class lupper le-ffl. Mr. Price works al' ssi' 7 -- his desk flower leill. Mr. Smith receives -I-' ,I a cake from The office slaii on his birlh- T-TT 'ii o a s u en lower cen erl. r. ea er- slon ponders over a problem lrighfl. 1' 'xyfffyl -41 ' 'Q' it vu U H! pq xx, XX -n 1 ff' ff..w-Wvww., .,.. W .. fy .mfnfw-y Wu-,-. fu 1 A Earth Day Dbservecl By Many Engli h Classes Chrisly Bearcl Thelma Beeler Anne Combs Bonnie Cummings Eloise Dielz Frances England Jane Harrison lvlargarel' Heafon Lucille Nash Belly Newby A2454 ' M? ii 2 ' ', , ' fig- , ,fr W hy' . u '-uv' V if -FL 1 X ' X Mariorie Roberlson Pal' Talman Elsie Ta'l'um Jacquelyn Walker ,iz I Q16 -uv- 0607 1 x V. s -1: 1.4. , ,- . , , ,.s. M if X ff' ' 'G 7 Q I i...M, Y x E 1 l Nl uf r lf'- Dale COODGF porlrays Merle Twain lriqhll. A soohomore English class dramalizes lhe clealh of -lUl'U5 CGESGV lflefllerl. Dale Meadows llefll End Bob Bfeedfm empfy fresh colleclecl on Earlh ay. 4 Q ,yt Hs 3 I imcv Earlh Day was observed in Miss l-larrison's senior Eng- lish class as an oulgrowlh ol discussions on conlemporary problems and included 'rrash displays made lrom liiler, galhered on The lronlr lawn. A survey ol English li+er- alure, Jrwellrh grade English, examines Anglo-Saxon, Med- .Ag w, ., '5 gk Jim ws, ieval, Elizapelhan, Romanlic, Viclorian and Conlemporary works. Slressing relevancy, mod- ern worlcs such as The Pearl are sludied in The sophomore year. ln addilion lo sludying Huclcleberry Finn, The Scarlel' LeHer and A Separale Peace, The iuniors saw lhe play The Eanlaslics al lhe Barn Dinner Thealre. The curriculum also in- cludes Honors English I l and I2, Vocalional English, iour- nalism, speech and drama. Composilion, including a sen- ior lerm paper, is inlearaled wilh lileraluie al all lexels. Humanities Time goes on buf The basic ideas slay lhe same, as Miss l-larrison poinls oul in lhe slud- ies ol The Taming of ihe Shrew and Kiss Me Kale, Cameloi and My Fair Lady, and Romeo and Julie'I' and Wesl' Side Sfory. Music and ari appreciaiion is inleriwined lhrouqh lhe humanilies. As each period in lilera- lure is siudied so is The corresponding period of arf, music, and archileclure. Romanlic poeiry is read oulside under Jrhe 'frees which are much like ihose Wordsworih described in his poems. Quesiions on arl, music, iaie, science, and social problems are delved inio during 'rhe sludy of Philosophy. Siudenis' free expressions on philosophical ideas conlained in lheir lerm papers, climaxes lhe philosophy unil. :fy E? ef il Q Time Goes On, Blll l , .,., 1 gk 49' X in he c, s c if, 'S 'XX Y , I 4 , .., M., . CIS saw, .M V 'shin -new -A .uri 12 41, ., l But The Basic Ideas Remuln The Same s 'RX miie 'f l si fi X 7511 M, Linda Link works on an arf prolecl llelil. Moe Rawlings, Tanya Berry, and Barbara Maines sinq lolk ballads lupper ce-nlerl. Miss Harrison discusses WordsworTli's poelry under flwe frees llower lelll. Mr. Jim Richardson accompanies Miss Brenda Layman on flue quilar llower riqlnll. Dee Brouse, Marc Avi-ry, Mark Dennis, and Sieve Grady pul on a skil from Romeo and Julief liar riqlnll. 4I Dark Of The Moon Receives Superior Drama Rating At UK Dark ol Hue Moen, a lellc ballad, re- ceived a raling el superior in Hue Slale Drama Feslival. Candy Rellings, Jim Currens and Sleve Currens were named All Regional Casl and Sieve Currens was in Hue All Slrale Casl. Tlue core ol drama is Hue luuman being Huerelore Hue slarling poinl lor Hue drama sludenl is Hue sludy ol luuman conducl. Tlue drama course begins wiHu empluasiz- ing believable aclions Hnen developing ob- servalien, concenurauion, and sense recall. Qlluer unils sludied were Cluaracleriza- lion, malceup, Cosluming, direcling, Slaging and producuion our a play. w u'Yb ve Q, 9 So , Q.. ' guna'-'- .5 A , A Wg, A 1 2, 'X x , 1 A HG' X 0:9 .-A I n ,, X, '7- , F 0 m J., U Q , N0 :-Nev p H ,. img f I -r Q 2 QQ z aff - gi 5 - . ,,j:,:Q,,x., I EEE? 4. 2 9 1- is-w 'ff if .:H s 8 ..+ - is '. 30- , - 5 -ws , ff V, -5 'QR ' 4'1- Nw- - ri .5 Qi' ' Q. my ,jpg , ,593 gr- x 1 1 , 335 pun'sh Classes Host Foreign Student 14 Spanish classes hosted toreign Spanish students. They told the classes ot the Spanish customs and traits. Along with the Spanish classes, French students studied vocabulary, basic grammar, and geography ot the French and Spanish spealcing countries. ln both languages classes, reports pertaining to each corresponding coun- try were given, some using visual aids. Also, Spanish and French games were played such as College Bowl and Charades. Leslie LaFalce practices French dic- tion in the toreign language lab lrightl. Zegria Adela Baliiva trom Spain and Julio Azbala trom Colum- bia explain a Spanish cowboys dress llettj, xl X 2 2 K 'Si Y H , , . , . ,. .X ,.,. ,, ,,,. AM., , ,..,. C 4 Mfr Q -3. .L 'w'-69514: it N f A f, , 4 X 5 v 1 sf X Q N'1ifW?iW5XESXS as Sf 5 nr, . 0 y' funn . .W 'f' 'N ,I F A a - ' 'Qi , ' i -. V .Q ,, . +A ' A- 1. 1 i 1-Q 0 , I , 1-V' , . NW. ... s Y w. Q N'-G' . A German sludenl conlemplales a map ol Germany lriqlwll. Sludenls build a model cify lupper cenrerl, Sieve l-lolllmaus. Laura l-lalclri and Miss Robinson view war relics llower cenlerl. Leqina Palrurn and John Ward build a Lalin cily llefll. W edllego Elected State Latin President 7 ii' i f i 1 ,Q Vfvg, f Q German students developed and pertormed slcits to help them in conversational German and idiomatic language use. Scrabble, crossword puzzles, and bingo, all in German, taught the students their vocabulary. As an outside activity, they went to a German restaurant in Cincinnati. Latin students traveled to the State Latin Convention where a Latayette student, Ted Rego, was elected state president. At the con- vention, Latayette's proiect received a superior rating. Other Latin activities included: a Roman banquet, Pot Luclc suppers, a tea tor next year's Latin students, the International Dinner, the mourning ot Caesar's death on lvlarch l5, and the nationwide Latin exam. 1 wr' W ry, A awww cf ur Lynn Tender -m.. L like fail L rHEaQ5?9 Q? GJ V V11 ,J me ,V ,Ig 'ff' Q , J iii ,why i , 'aes Wi W' ,.i if s i L , ,X 171 , bi V10 ff ,, Y? if X i Government Proiects Are Emphusized In American Government Classes r we . X Q , 1 ? m .Hi GovernmenT proIecTs were greaTly increased This year in govern- menT class. Four oT The main ones include: a proiecT on comparaTive govern- menTs where each group oT sTudenTs represenTed one governmenT3 a mock Congress was developed by The sTu- denTs: men Trom The DeTense DeparT- menT came To spealc To Mr. Kay's classes: and acTual X-7 missiles were inspecTed ouTside oT The classroom. MosT oT The U. S. l-lisTory classes creaTed original slciTs on The hisTorical TwenTies. l-lisTory sTudenTs puT dis- plays around The room illusTraTing The problems ThaT our generaTion Today is Tacing. ln The sTudy oT psychological behavior, a secTion oT The social sTu- dies deparTmenT, sTudenTs builT mazes and learned how To run Through Them wiTh Their Tingers. As proiecTs, They made opTical illusions and worlced insighT puzzles Tor ex- perimenTaTion. Also The sTudenTs Toolc inlc bloT TesTs when sTudying personaliTy pro- iecTion. For Their main proiecT, sTu- denTs read one boolc perTaining To psychology each nine weelcs and wroTe an original boolc review on iT. Larry Shirley, Sandra JeTer, Belinda l-linlcle and Mrs. Kemp discuss a hisTory proiecT lboTToml. Sherry Johnson. Susan Johnson, Mary Kersey and Luanne Azeveclo presenT a repori' on woman suTTrage lleTTl. Randy Waddell and Debbie Boclcelman prepare To run a mouse Through a maze lupper le-TTT. Mrs. Wilson uses a caT in a class discussion on insTincTs lupper righTl. Math Students Learn To Fill Out Income Tqxgellf All marh classes had The advanlage ol beginning in new, revised malh boolfs. Basic rnalh classes learned ro fill our income lax forms and had a map srudy course where Kenruclcy road maps were given 'ro Them ro learn from. Qne ol Jrhe mosr rewarding unirs lor business malh sludenrs was Jrhe com- puling of Federal lncome Tax. These slu- denrs worlced direclly wijrh marerials from Jrhe Infernal Revenue office. Many rheorerical models were de- veloped in rhe probabiliry classes. Slu- denrs Jresled lhese by srarisrical dafa compiled rhrough experimenls such as coin Jrossing, disc rolling, or card draw- ing. ldflv Hariri explains an Pleobra prob- lefn lleul. Karen Sfarn and Walfef Creech border over a rnarh problem lupoer cenlerl. Mrm Slraus' rnafh class fell lhe odds llower cenferl. Toni Bowiher works on 5 lmgmgwgrk aggjqn. rnenl lrighrl. K fu sv: ,. ,,,,,,,,.,A-,. We . EMPWlCAL MODELS lESr!NB Returns iff? 4 9 v n Q V7 , up 2 1 fr J .. 1 sfi: -4 V 9, . ,Z I. 1 7 9 ,Q -55 xl Y 7432 'ZZQ ,-12 f Wg., .4 rw' ,,,, X .f T5 yu ,ygg ,W-,,: Q3 if A 6 1 ff 'Q l ff'-'Z Q:-ii? , . ,ig X' -:-2-i V I 14, ff 7. .J r Jr -e1.- W? df' iq- , 52 Ciiffi fi Q. L'.eI,4f'., ,Vi fa L. 95 ,ni-35' . f 1 . 'W . 'M - ' ' 1 V l , , i, , ,,v ,, 4 2.9 5.5 , X fit, Q 6 - f - 'rf , . , J' I I an -,fr V, L gr' ,f , Q of 'fd ff , , ,J , jojrff v. 'Mx 'A . I ,. '-A W.. J, 'mv , .'x o - 25 -Sz g env U TJ I' 9 ' ,a Q if 0 -F gf 9 '? 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Franlc Dalzell oures a problem wufh pulleys flower cenlerl Danielle Donavan looks al a shark lupper riqlwll , Percy Thomas slucl es a bone slruclure in biology ren Mcclendon worlcs wrflm a solulion ' ChemStudy Is Initiated In Science Department f I 'iii gm, t ij'-Ill , slim ff' 44 4tllt i I i fl dll 'I' Wf rdf' 4 Q, '?ff'w5f,fffif,f f sux y, , I ff W ' - JZ' M31 Chemistry teachers initiated a new program named Chemgtudy. This program is an inquiry or realiza- tion approach instead ot the tradi- tional approach ot memorization. Mr. Barlcley collected a sharlc and other marine specimens in the tall trom Florida. l-lis biology students helped build a tank tor the tish on their own time. They also raised shrimp to help teed the tish. Qther courses ottered include: physical science, introduction to chemistry and physics, advanced biology, and physics. 53 A Variety Of Outdoor Sports ls Emphosizecl In PE Classes , . , VIVA , egg y 'Q' , , 1 f ' A 2 1 V7 46 1 5 4 wg ' ' J , ' L'pZf Q f if 9 ,A Scott Brewer Jerry Leber Grace Fragstein Bill SCOH Football, basketball, sottball, and volley- ball were all played in boys P. E. classes.' Some ot the more interesting tields they went into were crab soccer, tolls danc- ing, track, wrestling, and gymnastics. With Mrs. Fragstein, the girls' advanced classes went camping to Natural Bridge in the spring where they pitched tents over- night. These girls tried using ditterent methods ot tire building, rope tying, and tent pitch- ing that- they were taught. Entertainment, such as slcits by the girls, was provided. FA' N 4 , 2 Z .fr Wim wif-r ?2 if Q n . VM ff . ,i J,' fl y, y, in 5- 'H-ff ry fi 'ff , Q i ' ff , fm, X , ,, My na A' -' if , fm' '.. ,,: I f gg, f 4 5 ' g 1 of y ig , : gig 5 , 4? - Y Z4 3- 1, 441. , , Q ,e .fgrfw ,U .,,, J V , if hp ray' 'zz W.. 'af - Z A7535 3 .-D .1 Hula.. , .seliffv , Ajax I ,214 ff ' 755157 4 1 .ff 7, , l ..,,.. ,c HK' Girls Required To Change Tires il- 1 ln Driver's Education Classes 1 L All-1 A new phase ol Driver's Educa- lion has been added which is lhe examinalion ol The engine, placing emphasis on girls. They were also re- quired lo change a lire. A member ol lhe Kenlucky Slale Police came and spoke on lhe use of lhe Brealhalyzer, which is used lo measure 'rhe conlenl ol alcohol on lhe brealh. Films such as Hlvlechanized Dealh and Signal Thir+y gave a ,realislic piclure ol lhe dangers ol reckless driving, emphasizing a driver's responsibilily. Allenlion in Work Sludy was focused on employmenl and melhods ol oblaining a iob. A member of lhe Uniled Parcel Service came and spoke aboul how lo apply lor a job: lhe proper dress, applicalion and ac- lions of one who is seelcing employ- menl. sca c nlf Dave Rob d C l li B l lc al The paris of 'rhe eng A WOrl4 sludy sludenl receives help in sewing flop e ie Lawson is reflecled in 'rhe righl hand mirror llefll. l I. 1 i , 4 fl!! I X- , xx X X, X El 5 B X X X ,V .- ' wg Q A 'Flxgw 1 2- x 4 I x, ...AV , MM - -X K w 4, 3 any fi ' 'vfwm f- df arf W2 Vlffiif V, i 'llnu. X f X X,ff 1 ff 6 , f E I ? f lR0 l Offered For First Time i Y 4 aww' Y Ql' T '1 saw s Y'ii1Ti QQ s'Ei 1 Ng, 3 T U89 BID BSD HD Us sag!! 5 3 ip W ' M - WI I I I I an .X .x 22 4? 6 b 5 Sfllgg wa llfiflii HQJMQT MIA T m mg. i 5 I 5 m ab fxvv-and-.h.. Li ,,,,,-5, xg iii uf-....aiu... Q ,gil TR-45 isis-:Lb-..... Iwi, f W'-l-N annum. was ,, John Armsfrong and PaTTi Shaw siT quiefly aT The See-1farer's Ball lfop lefTl. NJROTC uniT: lfronf rowl LT. Rich Charles, Ensign Ernie Brindle, Ensign Tim Parks, Ensign James WirTh, LT. Commander Dale Perry, Ensign John Jacobs, Ensign Raymond WrighT, Ensign ArThur Powell, LT. lJ.O.l Wayne Boian, Ensign Dwighf Porfer. l2nd rowT CapTain Bernard M. Cafes, Eric Gardner, Basim Shamiyeh, John Lenfry, Ray Davis, C.P O., Danny PoTTer, Paul Clark, David Wallace, Sam Webb. John VanDike, Chief WarranT Officer, Eoresf HighTowen. l3rd rowl Andrew Fraley, David Simmons, C.P.O.. Thomas McCoy, Kevin Coelleo, John ArmsTrong, Joseph Harney, Dan Breedon, Andy Budzinski. Sfaf- ford Eields. l4Th rowl Larry O'Conner, ArThur Clay- borne. James Lykins, Bill Umsfead, Kary Willoughby, Jeff Lucas, Claude ScoTT, Roberf Hillius, Mike Sams. l5Th rowl David Moore. MasTer C.P.O. James Waller. Al lssacs, Mike Evans, Ricky Clay, RoberT Lawrence, Tom Overby, C.P.O., Harley Rifchey. l6Th rowl Darrell Combs, R. D. Parks, Henry Wallace, Larry Bain. Lloyd Tharp. Jimmy RiTchey, Paul Joseph, Gary Wassom, Cary Haynes, Larry Harney. Capfain CaTes poinTs ouT The rank of officers lcenTerl. Larry O'Conner escorTs The queen of The Seafarer's Ball, CharloTTe King lboTTom cenferl. Capfain CaTes is caughf in a candid shoT aT The ball lrighT cenferi. The -Cap- Tain presenTs The gold cup To Charloffe King lrighTl. Naval Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps, under The guidance of Capfain Ber- nard CaTes, was offered for The firsT Time. On Armed Forces Day. The sTudenTs parficipafed in a parade. Also, They Took a field Trip To The Naval Ordinance Planf in Louisville. One of The biggesT evenTs was The Sea- farer's Ball. The ROTC uniforms were worn ThaT nighT. The honored queen for The Ball was CharloTTe King. LT. Commander Dale Perry was masfer of ceremonies. As a resulT of This new program. The Drill Team was founded which will compeTG wiTh ofhers nexT year. ROTC sTudenTs were made honor guards all day aT The Lexingfon Cemefery for The Memorial Day Service. For proiecTs, sTudenTs held a soc hOp. car washes, and clean-ups for Teachers. f , 34 'A i f 1- l' A ' 54? Q 'Q l 523 4, -.1 Gs g ua: fa, A. v Q .,., 0--Q4 Y'f, - I , , ff' A X nf, ,, ,N ,K , 4,,.v we W ' - .4 1 at f Q-fat!!-'4 w, 'V ' A , ' 4 Aurelia Balls Sarah Mercer Jaclr Pennoclz iv Maudin Frisby Doraleen Smilh Mary Smi'll1 Joyce Soufhgale Business classes liad spealcers lo come and speak on various aspecls ol business managemenl, including: Norrie Walce, allorney, on law en- lorcemenlg Bob Gaul, on colleclion policiesg Don Scall, on businessman's dress: and Jerry lvlills, on insurance. ln Dislribulive Educalion aspecls sucl'i as marlceling, adverlising, mer- cbandising and governmenl regula- lions were sludied. Financing was in- cluded in llie sludy ol capilal slruc- lure, credil and records. Bu iness Classes leur lhe Linda Ofiver. Becky Qwens, and Debra -lfflif-75 DVEFMVS '3 mdmle' quin for business clazies lllppef llflllll' Sham Kurlz' Thelma Kemper and Pal Reed DVQDWG 5 dl Plf3Y fer business classes lupper rigldll. Ellen Noble lype' during claus ll6lll4 IWFNV - --sw len usmess Of Bu mess If 34 qw? 1 47 an 4, , as Q51 Q gym 'rm -f ' Z 2' A new unil was added To lhe Home Economics Deparlmenl lo help The young wife selecl a horne. Field lrips were Jralcen lo see aparlmenls and Jrhe use ol convenience foods was slressed. Girls pracliced in preparing a complele din- ner. A new nnolor addilion was parl of lhe induslrial arls classes. The examina- Hon ol nnolors such as Jrhe lawn mower was useful in Jrhe siudy ol The molor unil'. The woodworking classes made ilems ol lurnilure which were on display al lhe end ol lhe year. 5 la-24 's,W+-.ss is so --X Q , ff ' Q,-, ffgj e , , 3 2 ' 424 if 'V 1, X I 1 fag 1 ff 1, f f X' f f '14 A f f fl! g ziff ,ff ,ff 1 iff .Y L4 fZyZ?4,7lA4fO? 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Julie Burlon puls rolls in llwe oven lriglwll. if V 7 , ff 1 f' , ,, f J V 6 A i . ,- 5 ,f 1.. f Ziff vf Lim, fag'-,gg 54, ,V ' 'V 4' W. .,.,Mgf VMMW' in i?a44fw?W'5 ,. ,Hue , , , , 4 Z X 1,9 Q! , X , 4 ji, 91 'L A . .,. . . ..,.. ,... ., ,. ... ,..,X,... ., ,.... .., ...,,..,-.-,,...,,,.V.,.---,..--.- . .Y,,,......-,..,...f1.-..,.,-,.. .-.,.. , f... ,.,-.-.1-,.4..,E,.,...n ---, .,.,-,,.. .....-. .. ff-- A -V -. . 1-, ,-r . . vv, , v. ,., 1 . . . , . . - , , . . , , - - 4 I Art Classes Concentrate On Crafts, Three Dlmenslonals, and Strtchery Emphasis in the art classes was put on cratts, three dimensionals and the student's own interests and apti- tudes. Stitchery on colored burlap was a signiticant part ot the course. Another cratt was creating mosaics by cutting out colors trom maga- zines. Jewelry making, movie making. lettering, art history, water coloring, and marbelizing collages were some ot their projects. Art exhibitions were held at the end ot the year where students' worlcs could be brought. 65 HZ' v-rl' NY' Y'! 4 i I 1 l 1. ll Young Americans Is Staged By Vocal Music Classes A Jrheme of The Young Ameri- cans was presenled by lhe vocal music classes using an array of pa- Jrriolic procluclions including a salire on lhe superiorily ol men and a min- ialure opera. During lhe year, lwo olher maior produclions were Appala- chian Nalivilyf' a PTA Chrislm-as program in which Jrhe enlire vocal ancl orcheslral cleparlmenl parlici- pared, and lhe Slale Music Feslival where lwo superiors were received for performances by lhe lvlixecl Chorus, Girls Choir, and Sophomore Choir. Closing lhe year were perform- ances by lhe Girls' Choir al bacca- laureale ancl lhe Mixed Chorus al gradualion. Jean Walce A 1, r. at if V f- .Uv- gill 5,56 .VU 4 I :3il!l9Yii5 I n 4 4 48, M., , ww, 0 , , f h '-N521 3 1 Wg 4 5 If 1 v The Pride oT The Bluegrass won TirsT place Tor The TourTh consecuTive year aT The Lions Bluegrass lnviTaTional Band ConTesT. Marching under The leadership oT Mr. Leslie Anderson, They also parTicipaTed in The KenTuclcy Derby Parade. AT The Fire PrevenTion Parade, They were named BEST Band Tor The Third consecuTive year. SixTeen members oT The band WSF?-3 named To The All Regional Band, LaTayeTTe being The hosT school. Seven members were named To The All STaTe Band: Diane SuTTridge, EdiTh l'TaTTield. Phil Saunders. Louise Sweeney, Ernie FleT- cher, Marcia Sills, John Spalding. Appoinlefl as Drum Majors were STeve Case and TOVU Cummingham. Kaye CraTT was elecTed band sponsor. Pride Ol IN, -. A ,QS 1, . X -,.. iw ,vi wwx ,Q 5 I Q A , , 1 .1 1 , Y ff! 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Extracurricular Chanteurs llllm ix of ,fag . .,,..,,,,,,,,,,Ww.m 'iid Q.-5.3, '4 f vw x 52.91- Q.-:QS WL' lille' 5:3 A e1'Ill : Q ' 'ji' 'V 61 ,3 i , I ' i -. iii t Uglfii' wi f A 'T l ,Q ' S , f. 3-5' 1 ' my L, ,, , SX-'. , .gf fi . if ,bv , ,, I- fl, Ja. 9 X llfhi i ' k .,g',,, l . , Wifi' vi :P ' W4-xxx'-,gk 3 19 lBollom row, left lo riqlwll Sieve Lowry, John Doyle, Buddy Fox, Sieve Rice. lTop row, lefl to riqhll Lucian Williams, Jim Moak, Randy Saxlon, Bob Breedon, Larry Evans, Les Legg, V3i9'f4-f-'mx 1 Churmettes 3 if fe f W .1 f ' K .az r .f I QW -X , ,? 'm? ' I f 3 32 M. 3' , M , .I I a 4 s wmvghj ...,,..,,,.4..AaafA Q1 M45 fr f5W'JfC'l, ICH 10 rlqhij HONY Hanna. Jackie Fox, ROSSWUVV Burncff, Peqqy EWS, Pam Coffman, BCUWM SDFIVWUQGF4 Joy Juclrsonl Dhme Suffraqe, Borbgm MainfeS. PWWS MNS5-JU. lSYandRnq, loft 10 rlqhtl CorHss Han- SOV' CUHW Lfmv-mder, Pdf White. Pam Vfhifo, Jurvfrf BUVUQN. CfJWwCoy1e, Sarah Cowhcrd. ae'9 ,vw all 50 'W.,J' gl. I--A ,f Y, f' 'F' Q -1 mr r ,g Z5 f , fra w 7 ff W ,W iw- gf , My , , 475 , f Q ,?f?'4' 14 75 Zffn f qi 'E 1 W I ,T Mu i 40 4 xN..,sN 1 f 5 l RA:fAs......W, fx ,-V. -X' N,A,,,. OV 4-1 5 9 ' X 0 ,M uw flu' Mixed Chorus Wins Superior At State Contest Under The direcTion oT Mrs. Jean Wake, l.aTayeTTe's Mixed Chorus broughT The eTTervescenT spiriT oT music To The sTudenT body. The chorus, composed oT The CharmeTTes and Chan- Teurs broughT ChrisTmas vocally To LaTayeTTe wiTh carols. Their agenda was Tull oT concerTs perTormed Tor special groups: among These To sample Their TalenT was The Lexing- Ton Kiwanis Club and The LaTayeTTe sTudenT body, TreaTed To The Annual Spring ConcerT. EnTiTled Young America, This program TeaTured The numbers l-low The WesT Was Won and The Freshman Dance. ATTending The STaTe Music FesTival, The CharmeTTes and ChanTeurs received a superior raTing plus honors in The All STaTe and All Regional Chorus. TradiTionally con- cluding The year, The mixed chorus sang aT graduaTion. A recepTion was given Tor alumni ChalmeTTes, where Tormer members oT The group covering a span oT 33 years gaThered. 5 Wgn liopl. ArThur Cldy 4 e reshman Dance BO RiTa Hayward, Diane Suffridqe- and Corllgs Hanson sing a solo in The musical How The WesTIW6S sin s a soo in borne Q - TT m, leTTl. The mixed in ow e WesT T3 Was Won l. lBoTTom, righTl. Mrs. Jean Walce. es serve a a rece - QS OSI9 59- Business Club Future Teachers of America l fill pill L .. s.dm.ns.'1 lFroni row, leff To riqhll Mrs. Mary Srniih lsponsorl, Janel Rose, Helen Kenney, Nancy Freeman, Linda Deyers, Terry Curls, Eva Duqqins, Peggy Miniard, Donna Shelfgnl Yvonne Beally, Sharon Green, Jackie Undewood, Carol Mahoney. lSecond row, lefr io righrj Denise MacDonald, Debbie Haney, Teresa Collins, Barbara Bowlin, Faye Henry, Cheryl Froehlich, Sandy Slarnper, Alma Sparks, Pal Rose, lLeff lo riqhlj Sandy Gibson, Sue Fcw'er, Carolyn Roof, Sara Moon' Jan Cheuvronf, Bernice Maner, Darlene Cor, Janel Barnelle, Sonia Chrislopher. '4 's W fr l MYVG Henderson, Nancy Srnoroske, Terri Warlord, Deoorah Trarnrnell, 'Calhy SCO' Donna Grirnm, Elaine W d. oo s lBack row, left lo riqhll Susan Divine, Cgifslmg Bayhl. Jackie Fox, Judy Lawson, Pam Lowery, Gail Lovings, Debra Leflnon O Pusey, Jan Rushi C ' ' UQ. onnie Locke, Delores Grimes, Joan Reed, V'Clf' Ellenbulg' , ,,,-,fgffs -.,..... .. A,.f,,a.f....A,..4.....4-...A f i Vu E l 1 F , i M si 'S R in Future Homemukers Of Amerigq DECA 'Jil L Q FW l i i ' s -if? .1 i f f X f QW , l 3 j if XQ u Z ,A if-f 1 Q, ll lSea'ied Ief , . . . . CST ndin left lo righll Pal Arlhur, Gloria Sleele, Miss Rulh Averill lsponsorl, l 'ro ri ht J ' . . Kafhy QD 9 l finer Piclfard, Janel Puckell, Teress M ller, Carlos Childers, 6 Q. Ord' Paula RICl1ardson4 Debbie Slarnper, JoyceaMalone, Windy Malone. Linda Campbell- lF . Relecijlll glielilalelll llc Ql1ll Peggy Gamble, Mac Whifnel, Marqie Kendrick, Pal Barbara Eqslerlinqu Mr. Jack Pennock lsponsorl, lBack row, Iefl To riqhll Lawrence ull' Teresa Kemper, Georgia Peach, Jeff Holman, Tom Keller, 5mill1.DGV'dBfUmlleld- 79 lil l , C Business Club Holds Style Show pill DECA members ll-rl Tom Keller, Lawrence Smilh, David Brumfield, and Mac Whilnel simuleile shopping lechniques lalnovel. FHA members discuss lulure proiecls lriqhil. Sheila Kurlz, Teresa Kemper. and Pal Reed sel up a display in lhe DECA room lop- posile page, lelll. Business club members serve quesls al lheir fashion show lopposile page, riqhll. ECA Wins Regional And State Awards ,X 2 Y , , S , 4 ,yvx -N-h...,....,,Mhg ' -' The Tour vocaTional clubs aT l.aTayeTTe DECA. FTA, FHA, and The Business Club held various ac- TiviTies ThroughouT The school year. VisiTing WoodTord CounTy Senior High To ob- serve The modular sysTem was one oT The maiOr proiecTs oT The l3uTure Teachers oT America. 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' fo fIu H Nancy Johnson. Barbara Svnqef, Pam Coffman. JM -Val .-.L nw... V Q, ,H gw. Q.. 0 HQ w Dlanne Yvonne Swv' Debt, 9 gcuyffv Rf: swnae' S.sf3 Ja:-s:n, June P re, Siena Lixeg ne PlLV,, 7! 1 45' Varsity Cheerleaders ' 'Aff iff 'W ,,,,, '4 421 T, , ' , nf' if ff' 'f :if,Qf',.,, f- if 'f I if , I fe , , , f Y ,yg nf ' ff? 4:4 ' I ' ,. , ff!! 7 , fi ,. , , ,, , mi, 17? I f , .gf ,J ww? mf, f zffzff ' 9 pf , le' 'ff' 3.i7',,fi , Y V. ,115 YJ 'r J -f' 4' t' , 9 ,f I 14 1,r',. 1 - ,iv ' 19 V, Q- ,i :rw ,NM 'xrr'br , L nr -u FFF fi 'S Sim , ff W. ,ff 1 fyf f fyff f f cfwfff ff new vw QW wg ' fl!! iiiwf f,, iw f nz, ' K I W V' ' ' 1 VW V 4 ff f W4 y ff! f , wwf ,WW , ff W? ,f , W, M, wf . ffffff' ffwfyy ylfff wi Wkjwyf r fffpf ifgyf f ffffffff ,, X , jf, Qmmwyfh, -' uf, M149- ff ff! A ff ,WFMY 2 ,W 74, ,, i ff Off? WW y ,gif f 1 ff, ' f Q, ,yzyfff fffv fi Aff ,I Qgff fy! W! f ff fW af- 'glw 5,1 L-.- iBoHom row, leff io riqhii Nina Sue Jack Pa Richards, Terry Lifflefon, Luanne Azevedo Lucia Razor D-ebble Larkin, Vicki Huqhes. Hop row 1 riq Linda Jones, Kaihy Jackson, Jane? Neff Nina Wanchlc MGFV Conrey. MWZQ 4 Cheerleaders Win Superior Ribbons ll I 'N-.. w. 'T 1 I ,rf K . fi xl Ls ,, f I - A .Mi ' Keeping school spiriT high aT l.aTayeTTe were Two organizaTions, The cheerleaders and The pep club. ln TronT oT The crowds aT The ball games were The Twelve cheerleaders sponsored by lvlrs. Grace l:ragsTein. ln addiTion To leading cheers aT games They also gave pep Talks To The sTudenT body over The PA. sysTem and led The pep rallies. The cheerleaders received various awards aT The summer cheerleading clinic including superior ribbons and The spiriT sTiclc. They also won a special award, The Sparlc Plug Award, Tor radiaTing The mosT pep and enThusiasm oT any sguad aT The clinic. Working in a less conspicuous manner buT no less imporTanT was The pep club. They acTed as guides aT sophomore orienTaTion and made signs Tor The diTTerenT sporTs evenTs ThroughouT The year. The pep club also sold LaTayeTTe car sTicl4ers, sold Go Generals buTTons and wore red sweaTers To The ball games. Ujv s- '- 'Tire ,M .4 N LP 'AI A . . l if X... . .s-px A-.'. Y . i.-A, l :ff l Nell!! T Q. , -im T Vg I Y' iW?? ly' f -'Q ' .1 lf' , lfglli U ' R 5 ill AT UK Summer Clinic I . ' an ESSNNX, .4 . js, -' , 1 . fy . K, -. , , .s. s ' e - 'r e'i-wvwsifi fs V veg., e- . ,Q., wi Q-...,, ,Mi , -Ii -, ,N- , ,. ,ihyi . ,ay Q -f,, W iffy , -, ,W MMM Enlhusiaslic Nina Wanchic cheers in lhe lace of a somelimes apalhelic crowd lopposile page, upper lelll. Debbie Larlcin voices supporl lor The Generals lopposile page, righll. The lwelve varsify cheerleaders lead The loolball learn onlo lhe field llower lelll. Evidence ol lhe pep clubs' allempl 'ro lceep school spiril high is shown in lhe enlhusiasfic crowd al a baslfelball qarne llower riqhll. 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Pump Q :.-f sod, Masfer H5111 KAQWJ THQ . 5 - V', Sfeve Lowrey Sm T?'3 NCCOVJ, 5,23-we H23- dcn, Greig F7s'cr, Sig-C s Ca'-X P004 Barry Meow:-. 86 Art Club 2 xg ' ' . 1, ,- i Q Sf ,, Y X S: ' wmxfmkmr ,- .W , - 1 1 zz '-su 1114, I vw Eijfjfedxun fmngl Nh-ff To fwqhtj Anqie M-my Phwiug Ehrwch, Suzqnmrg Nb do Teresa Pod- 'LH3 SWVWQY JQHNQ5, Hirorv? row, Veff To FICIUGZ, Nfmfy Pmiff, Gm! Effhrens, Lofn' LQ YJ M Zsvgujzl zncmoq Anr1'M'1 Vmiewfil Lung QBACL rcww Mft fn rim?-U STQJQ Vx'F'wf0r4 E'1,Ki'JrH3?f7, E'Y1 vC'ABifVf:f D-'mo p'?S?V1f1C'V, Marc A-mryf, D3-fd Emmfffi, Jw 1 U1-O0 Mfg YW, DQDDQ S5arff, M,,r3?y, MTW-r. Fone' F1 L, V.'f,fm3 BULf van Pcrw F'u.i'i'q'! . 1' de Lrcw, Neff TOF 'JP l Jm Pwclvlrd, Dobbe Eo1M 'wfw. Swv Jvmw CW-f , m f1m Dffam my Two new clubs were organized and proved lo be exlremely sucicesslul, llwe Ka- rale Club and llwe Arl Club. Tlie lwenly-live members ol llie fkrl Club loolc Clwarge ol llie display cases in llle Cenler llall and leepl a Colorlul, arlislic display in eaclw al all limes. Tlie Arl Club also sponsored llwe Uglif esl lvlan on Campus lUly1QCl Conlesl. A demonslralion by Masler l-liang Kwang Tlwe, a sixllw degree blaclc bell, led lo llwe organizalion ol llwe Karale Club. Wiln aid ol sponsor, Mr. Jack Pennoclc, a green bell, I5 boys and I girl began lo praclice lwo days a week lor 3 monllws. Tlien llwey were +es+ed and acguired llme yellow bell. Tlwey also perlormed on numerous sporls slwows on leleyision and pul on several dem- onslralions. 88 wk :' Karate, Art Club Formed At LHS fy? A,-ef X 9 ,rv 4 C r 7 1 Two Karale Club members demon- slrale a Karale bold lopposile page, upper riqlwll, Arl Club mem- bers ll-rl Mark Colm, Sieve Win- ler, and Lorna Allcins prepare an arl exlnibil in a display case in llwe main ball lopposile page. lower riqlwll Joe Wil'i'r and David Crabb plan a piclure llefll. Masler l-liang Kwang The demonslrales a flying board lciclc lmiddle and lower lefll. ' sv I N 1 I Interact KGY 6 I 1 W V 1 KS'nr1.: J Ax r'1 ', '5.,::, Pg-' k: : x '3 Affy' Dwli Pgw.g'N E,V,ffV Scqqmo fv'1M:J4 Rx- Tig racy PM Mxgg Gy, Ljwdl pcbqr? QUHOVX 1 Edgy B ' Paws Trw ?1:'- JJM H,'f'3, Eiiw E: ,-'1 PcL, A,,1QV- , Hoslmsl D391 By?-rz, Dam-,' T.:-Nor, wo, Q-is Lcul, Hy, Bbw! Bruin' Cfow- w Co 'Ee CJ' Ins, bv, HJ? 1 T:hr f. 1 C 1,1 PQ'-ir Df:L: SH: fr? Vvcmcr Rvjy X'.J:.i'r . N 4 -we-, - if, l X Key Club ff 1 IF . Tronl rovf, lell 19 Nqhw Steve Rice Om ond rgxllnnllenghlaml' Everell ROvCe. l5ecl Steve C659 O 'lqhll Vernon Azevedo, Fllzpamdf .Efme Flelcher, Arthur . lllwlrd row, lell To riqhtl --gazm, Z!! XX, ' Mn M ,,,f QQ I 4' g ff f gf -1 12' Yr X A Mike O'Dowd, Kenny Dov, Jim Moak, Sieve Wells, Roqer Liddle, Sleve Low- rey, Donny Miller, John Spaldinq, Pal Mills, Roy Dickenson, Gordon Slacy. lBaClf, lofl lo riqlwll John Rlqqs. 5 1 I i lu Jfj. ,H J ,, ,Q llllsi b Donates T Key Clu o Cancer Research f .- , ' 2751! nl 41 fs? ' TH Tresfrr A9-. ' '-i,! V .qv ..h,AAJ -54 ls- 'y'v 1' gy sl NI-,.x5.1 if s r:,--', we .X '-ff'?xfGw ' L smug .4,4,,r, Two l.aTayeTTe service groups, The lnTeracT Club and Key Club, have been involved in various proiecTs ThroughouT The year. The lnTeracT Club, sponsored by The RoTary Club, held a pancake breakTasT, accompanied children Trom The Cardinal I-lill l-lospiTal To a Har- lem GlobeTroTTer game, and enTerTained Them wiTh an EasTer egg hunT. To beauTiTy LaTayeTTe, The lnTeracT Club shoveled snow during The winTer monThs and planTed Trees and shrubbery in The courTyard in The spring. The maior proiecT oT The Key Club, sponSOFGCl by The Kiwanis Club, was The collecTion oT S3l50.00 Toward cancer research. They also painTed Trash cans red, WTTTTG. and blue To curb liTTering on The campus, raked graSS. and painTed parking space numbers. ln a baskeTball game To deTermine The aThlGTTC supremacy oT The Two clubs, The lnTeracT Club came OUT' on Top, l29 To 85. Key Club members painT Trash cans lOpposiTe page, upper leTTl STeve Lowrey and ArThur FiTzpaTrick painT Key Club Trash cans in The school colors, red, whiTe, and blue lOpposiTe page, boTTom leTTl. Key'Club members STeve Rice, STeve Lowrey, Ernie FleTcher, John Riggs, and Tom Cunningham painT Trash cans lOpposiTe page, lower righTl. John Meyers and Frank Dalzell inspecT The new lnTeracT courTyard labovel. 93 gifs: -1.1.5 - Q Student Council ..w W Aw,,4 ,M- '.1,au M,-f 'I:0 A' llfneeling on ground, left to righll Vicky-Maynard, Cindy Sorrell, Jan Cheuvronl, Nina NVanchic:, Bonnie Wise, Phyllis Marshall G-ini Vlillel Kaye Craff l-loll H , , , v anna, JoEllen Herron, Michell Jackson, Diane Hancock, Susan Jones, Charlofle King, Teresa Mims. lSlanding on ground, lefl lo riqhll Linda Jones, Debbie Roark, Ellen Nobl L sl' MJ h e, e ie ic ell, Sherry Johnson, Jane Srnool, Candy Rollinqs, Diane Bode, Rosemary Palmer, Pam Carman, Sue Gaines, Susan Cranfield, Ann Wilford, Cindy Grose, Janie Fergus, Joni Tackelf, Kalhy Jackson, Paula Craig, Karen Fassas, Susan za 94 . . ll l0 L-ockell, Clara Brenner, Corliss Hanson, Janef Barnell. l5'll'nq OnMrssCsie lgwifllll riqhll Lee Tolliver, John Spalding, Eugene Chisorn, Sieve Fecls, lf-idd Fog Randy Porfer, Rick Nallinger, Phil Saunders, Sian Larnpe, Peler DeLoll, Bu hV Arngpafqef. Saxlon. lSlanding on roof, left lo righll Jay Adelsfein, Jeff Palmer: JO lllickv Bryanl, Mark Lawless, Bob Ballard, Tim Graven, Gary TdylOf. D5V'd Rmsor' Paul Black. lSlanding in fronf cenlerl Mrs. Thelma Beeler, SDOVYSOV- Library Workers 'f -xl 'Ta 'hr 7 wfwa' Mw,,,..,.w--- M. ,,...wf fKH0'25IV1Cl. lcff to riqhfj Sara Moon, Jovce Doyre. Dffb Mason. fgeflifzd, Neff 10 riqhH Emma Bflffrdf. JO Bren Drew, Cfuroryn G,-aitMff, Debbie CFJVUD' blew. Gfandrnq, !ofr 10 riqhfy Mist Joan Albmflh. TWW Pifbi, Lynn Hfrcrer, Eduard Jolf, Mrs, Elrza- 3955 Campion, LEVVIJ Appfeqfdff. r me if Student Council Sponsors Drientalion UQTY H. 'J Sponsored by lvlrs. Thelma Beeler The STu- denT Council began by organizing Sophomore QrienTaTion. ConTinued were such TradiTional services as giving Thanksgiving baslceTs To The needy, and sending Tlowers To hospiTalized sTu- denTs and TaculTy. The TradiTional ChrisTmas Tree in The cen- Ter hall was once again decoraTed and The sponsoring oT The spring TalenT show was con- Tinued. New proiecTs included l-lush BuTTon Days and The Ugly Leg ConTesT. Cn T-lush BuTTon Day girls had To TorTeiT Their hush buTTons To The boy who could malce Them Tallc. AT The end oT The day, iunior, Tommy Weaver who had collecTed The mosT buTTons, received a cash award. ln a counTer-maTch aT a laTer daTe Beverly Pain won The award. On The day oT The Ugly Legs ConTesT all The boys wore shorTs To school, were iudged, and senior, Randy Carrol was The vicTor. Q' fic? ,4,, 7547, 1- enigma: !-I I . If ff T 67!f7f!..f 1 . WWW.: ',,-,aff-1 X U., ,3 Z mf llli Le s Contest And Hush Button gf L 1 Leading the Student Council were the otticers ll-rl Sherry Johnson, secretary: Buddy Fox, vice president: Jan Cheu- vront, treasurerg and Riclc Nallinger, president. lOpposite page, top lettl. Mark Kendall performs magic in the Student Council talent show lopposite page, bottom lettl. WVLK disc iocltey Jim Jordan acts as master ot ceremonies tor the I97O talent show lopposite page, bottom rightl. Dixieland band composed ot band members ll-rl Scott Epley. Vernon Azevedo. Ernie Fletcher, Jett Palmer, and Tom Cunningham entertain the audience during the talent show llettl. Library helper, Linda Applegate. checlcs out a boolc tor Randy lson lbelowl. X. .nI0 ' Das Ill l 5: N ve -'5' ull 1 l L 1 . . f S Marquis Staff 'i '- , 4 .,.WQ.,..f.Nw.mx -- -- ,. 3 ,N f 3-S. lpo gs' 1 '7 'EQM AV! lg 9'-nuur -1 , lSe ' In nlc Mlss Jane l-lafson scon and 'c nf' a eral llionl ated Ce fl ' , son . l v saws, . ' row, lefl lo rlqhll Sandra Marqrave, Nha Wanclwic, Donna Bonfa, - Dana Tackeff, Sluarf Warner. lBacl: row, left To rlqlwll Karen Fassas, Pam Holman, Linda Link, Ralph Hoskins, Cindy Sorre'l, Becky Overslreei Times Staff 'Z 'md A crhf ...---- - li TIA in-v 'f Hfroni' row, leff To rfqhfj Kenny GUINQT, Laura Hafcn, MVS- JOCQUEWVW Waiker, sponsor, Ted Rego, Debbi- Walfon fSi'5'fGdT. MGVHVU Mf'CL'9m'F-:A PJUTO Rfnardson, Suzanne Snorf. fBJCk row, Wefhfo VYQNJ JUG' TU'N'?Y, RSV D:C1fEUSOH, Mark DennIs, Terry Scnirnr-nel, Sieve VJUSOT, Sfeve Snorf, Diane Jackson, Sian Lannpe. , sf is Receives A Ruti Iimlf Marqu ng, Marquis sTaTT members ll-rl Becky OversTreeT and Cindy Sorrell work on Their secTions lTop, righTl. STuarT Warner. ediTor, Miss Jane Harrison, sponsor, and inTeresTed caT look over The I969 A raTed Marquis lBelowl. Mark Dennis and Terry Schimmel clown around during Times Radio Day lOpposiTe page, Top leTTl. Mr. STeve May, leTT, Beverly STudio phoTographer, Miss Jane Harrison, and Ralph Hoskins discuss ideas Tor Marquis picTures lOpposiTe page, Top leTTl. Times sTaTT members Kenny GulleTTe, leTT, Paula Richardson, aT TypewriTer, Debbie WalTon, sTanding and Mark Dennis work on The school paper lOpposiTe page, boTTom righTl. The Marquis and The Times represenTed LaTayeTTe in The iournalisTic Tield. The Times, The school monThly paper, was sponsored by Mrs. Jackie Walker. ln ad- diTion To iTs eiqhT-page paper The Times sTaTT sponsored a Radio Day aT WBLG and a soc-hop. Sponsored by Miss Jane I-larrison, The school year- book, The Marquis, received an A raTing Trom The Nl-ISYA raTing service Tor The sixTh consecuTive year. BoTh sTaTTs used The Tinal hour oT The day To produce Their publicaTions wiThouT aca- demic crediT, and worked enTirely on Their own excepT Tor The assisTance oT Their sponsors. 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Blakeman, Ricky l-loque, Sherry Johnson, Sfeplwanie Slubbs, Piper Troxell, Paula Terwilliqer, Glenna Jones, Laura l-lalch, ' lllfi-3 Leegina Palrum, Debbie Rogers, Sue Gaines, Colleffe Shorf, Harrief Maner, Susan Cranfield, Mellissa Bruce, Sieve l-lolllwaus. lSeal'ed in ' lli: Cenlerl Edie Halfield, Wanda Parke. Sin l l l i l02 French Club 1-'I' ,rf ' A L X 1' 1 ' 7 'Ji .Aw w xr ,Q- , , ,f x44u.fw ' . ' - - , ,,- 5 sw. 1: 'V ff P, f l 4 F 4' llfneellng, left ro righrl Kim Rebsarnen, Susan Johnson, Mary Kersev. Paula Rrchardson, Debbie Campbell, Carolyn Roof, Doris McDonald, Llz Morrus, NanCY V5lYO. Becky Woodruff, Susan Lockelf, Barbara Weslley, Rosemary Palmer, MGS' Cdff. Leslee Lafalce, Laura Hatch. lSlandinq, leff fo riqhll Mlss Robolhatrn fspon- Sofl. Barry Magadanze, Tom Ammon, John Arnsparqer, John MEYQV5- Divlcl Bellez- Danny Miller, Ira Massle, Rick Nallinqer, Candy Rollinqs, Luanne Azevedo, Pam Holman, Nancy Munn, Janie Ferqus Emily Caroerver, Cynthia Finney, Phylig Hall, Penny Barker, Melanle Mcl-larque, Karen Rahenkarnp, Vlcky Will, Lindy Sykes, Paula Elarn, Joni Tackelf, Mrs. Taylor lsponsorl. IO3 Slaves Sung For Supper And Serve Annu Lafin club members ll-rl Susan Cran- fill and Sur Gaines serve as slaves al 'l'l le Lalin laanquel lriglmll. Lalin club presidenl Ted Rego is fed grapes in a slyle remlnlscenl' of old Rome lop- posile page, lopl. Miss lvlargarel Row- lsollmam. sponsor of 'flue French club, lislens lo lapes lopposile page, bollom lelfl. Slaves ll-rl Sherry Johnson. Melis- sa Bruce, Harrier lvlaner. Susan Cranfill, and Sue Gaines sing for flwelr supper al 'llwe Lalin banquel' lopposile page.. bollom riglnll. l Ser lAnnuuI Latin Club Banquet le Allending lime annual Lalin Banquel llwe Lalin Club members dressed in nalive Roman coslumes and ale foods as did llne Romans ol ancienl limes. French Club members organized .llwe Mardi Gras 'ro wlwicln llwey, loo, wore nalive dress ol France. Ted Rego was elecled presidenl ol llwe Slale Lalin Convenlion. Bolli clubs parlicipaled in lime lnlernalional Ban- queh Spanish Club A ,Uh jf 5 41 Z ,Q X :Zu J iflco QN .-, -w-F... l van. 2 f L lx, X X , X .1 5 - 'a ,. CSea1ecl, left To ricznfj Kafhv Beasfon, Jane? Eham, Linda Saunders, Bonnie Wfse, lS'anf!inq, Weff fo dqhfy Dwiqhf Porfef, Debra Hodoes, Diane Bode Unda Link, Deb Mason, Peier DeLoH, Mrs, Karen Vkfaiker, sponsor. I06 4, 'A W f '5 W, X .M fy Q 44, W ff ' 7' V 494, Y M ff W FQ I Spanish Honor Society f' v f xx, r 1 ' ,X ' F - R eye' JZ .4 ' ' 4 Nix ' no if N 'VI V x -BY v - NJ, n ... ,J , - . . . - Bk l S ' M h N 'k'lr, Alan Grogan Billfe Barker, Pefer DeLoH, Carol Wallacel Pafh girliigngy 1831 +0 FBQTH' Melanie Pfandlev' DNIQS' WRank??'nI2:6nVSlijaez1onr?ferGLZEI Pciaruif Peas,aPhiI?iKpHSaunders. .Pam Rowle, Jane? Elarn, Donna McKeen.e, Bruce Crawley, Vvorkmsnerwsfailirrzq alfgadqi. lggkom aRssr:1ay 1842 'bark Blah' Sfeye Lmvnlle, Pam Whufe, Peggy EHIS, Naomu Yeoman. Duane Hancock, Jnm Garland. Spanish Clubs Serve At Internal' Banquet Beta Club Seniors Receive Gold Tassels, Seals -ww s f Composed oT 232 members, The BeTa Club sponsored several acTiviTies. TwenTy members aTTended The annual STaTe BeTa Club ConvenTion. They also sponsored a soc-hop and presenTed various programs To The school. They donaTed 520.00 To The Work STudy group and fEl00.00 To The lnTeracT Club Tor The purchase oT shrubbery and Trees Tor The beauTiTicaTion oT The courTyard. Senior members oT The BeTa Club received gold Tassels To wear on The caps during baccalaureaTe and graduaTion Tor recogniTion oT Their academic achievemenTs. They also re- ceived gold seals on Their diplomas. The maior proiecT oT The Spanish Club and Spanish l-lonor SocieTy was The lnTernaTional BangueT held in coniuncTion wiTh The oTher language clubs. The Spanish l-lonor SocieTy also sponsored several car washes and a doughnuT sale To raise money To buy a seT oT Spanish encyclopedias. Sponsoring a Brazilian girl Through The ChrisTian Child- ren's Fund and The TradiTional ChrisTmas parTy wiTh a pinaTa and Spanish games were Two oT The Spanish Club proiecTs. i ', I M. - ,la 4, I , 1 Spanish Honor Sociefy members ll-rl Jennifer Lail, Jenny Sherrod, and Tim McCormick sef up a display of ifems from Spain and Mexico lopposife page, leffl. Preparing fo go fo fhe Bela Club convenfion in Louisville are ll-rl Beclcy l-lembree, Mrs. Clarice Ramey, sponsor, and Deb Mason lopposife page, righfl, Spanish Honor Sociefy officers ll-rl Sharon Baker, Sonia Chrisfopher, Pefer Del.o'rf, and Deb Mason admire fhe Spanish encyclopedias which fhe club purchased lbelowl. Leading fhe Befa Club were fhe officers ll-rl Tom Ammon, vice presidenf: Jolfllen Herron. secrefaryp Becky Hembree, freasurerg and Deb Mason, presidenf labovel. I09 Beta Club ,. - .. , - .......... ...A-.-.-.Unrvff...-P-,n-rff-'ffffv 1 fn aw H N f '- ,V Q , A V ov WM, 21:24 , V A I Wi. 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Susan Cranfield, Ray Dickinson, Sleye l-lollhaus, Danny lson, Arlhur Filzpalrick, Jim Srnilh, Ralph Hoskins, Bob Gardner, John Meyers, Nancy Valvo, Susan Lockerl, Harrier Maner, Bernice Maner, Edie l-lalfield, Slephanie Joiner, Lea Prewill, Pally Perry, Sleye Lowrey, Phil Saunders, Clark Reed, Tom Cunninqharn, Vernon Azeyedo, Roger Lidd'e Torn .lol-ns, Bob Ballard, Paul Black, Jay Adelslein, Randy King, Greg Shields, Carolyn Roof. -.au 0 4 14. . 4 Q 3. il QTL fi fn. . fgp-Z ' dz, 575 52, js ig A Q? Zz.: Jiiffl :sy j -4 nf- -'ii V90 .ng N. VM in 1 E. Laurel ff 5.57 at,' 1 , f Q' a .Xi w. Ax Nuff 2 x 5 n , A 1' , ,ff CLeff io riqhtl Mary Kersev. Susan Johnson, Laura Hafch, EHen Mizell, Carla Chrisman, Deb Mason, Sfeve Lowrev. Fellowship Of Christian Athletes 32 e Pyll 5. tl ill fl ig r . WX-H U! ...Q 5 L ' .t.ts Xi' 'w-Args Needing. left to ffghn Mel Dean, Mike savfe. Nwk Henne- Mqlflg Campbell, Mike Blodqell, Bennie Dalzell, Garv l'3VlO - lS1lllnq, left to rlqhtl David Raisor, Sonny Lenahan, Coach Bradley Switzer. ll7 1 Laura Halclw, edifor, and Mrs. Beard, sponsor, lool: over flue l969-70 edilion ol llwe Laurel lopposlle page, upper righll. Coach Bradley Swllzer llar lelll 'ralks 'ro FCA members ll-rl Mel Dean, Nick Hanna, Milne Sayre, and Marlc Campbell lopposile page, boflnml. FCA members loin in a sing along al one of lbelr meelinqs laboyel. Laurel slall members ll-rl Susan Johnson, Carla Crisson, Mary Kersey discuis llweir publicalion llelll. Office Workers , ' ,Mi 1.5, ,,,, . ,,.,., 49 ,' I I20 umm ETTE scrioor ff' ,,', ' ., ,. ? K , Mm,l7!f 1',1 'f Hr , VTfffi'1Qf f:: :t:: 1 MW-5 3 W e gfiffiir 33 ' MM' W jj iyijiii Ziifiifig f'7iZii h,,,,1rg3', , , , .,., l A,m,.,.,.,., ,, M4 ew-1 ww.,w,.. ..,..,,.,..: M .- wow:-f ,,,,,,,,,-- V ..., iq ,Xmr A . i 4 '--e xx . 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Mrs Heaton Isponsorl, Rick Bryant. 1 IJ' fi 111 111 111 111i 11 ,m 1g 1 11, P W 11 1 wr 15 1 11 11 ,1' 1 11 111 1 1I 1 1 I 1 1 F 1 ff D1 1 W 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 f'L I22 A fix Sports I Lafayette Grldders Produce 56 ATTer geTTing oTT To a slow sTarT, The LaTayeTTe TooT- ball Team, under The guidance oT Virgil Chambers, rallied during The lasT half oT The season To salvage a 5-6 record. The individual honors were many Tor The General grid- ders aT The season's end. Cecil Arnold received The mosT presTigious recogniTion when he was selecTed as an honor- able menTion All-American. Arnold, sophomore guarTerback David Eckdahl, and Tommy Mann also were selecTed To The All-CiTy Team and were honorable menTion All-STaTers. Mike Wanchic was also on The All-CiTy Team. l.aTayeTTe losT iTs TirsT Two conTesTs To Dixie l-leighTs and l-larrison CounTy by a ToTal oT Tive poinTs. The one brighT spoT in deTeaT Tor The Generals was The running oT Arnold. ln The Two games, Arnold, playing his TirsT year oT TooTball, picked up 270 yards rushing and Tour Touch- downs. The nexT Two games also saw The Generals go down in deTeaT as Hopkinsville downed Ll-lS 22-8 and Danville Took a 22-6 decision. I, ,, V gn l , ff, f 1' '- 4 ' S ,ffr f f few 1' l Generals Win Five 0f Lust Seven Bedl Wilh a O-4 record Coach Chambers' squad encounlered Tales Creelc, whom Lalayelle had never bealen. Wilh less lhan minules re- maining in lhe game and lrailing 6-O, David Eclcdahl Turned a broken- dovvn pass play inlo a 76-yard TD scamper and Lalayelle downed The Commodores lor lhe lirsl lime 7-6. The Generals lhen loolc consecu- live decisions over Jessamine Counly and Somersel belore being annihi- laled by Bryan Slalion 50-7 and edged by Woodford Counly I2-7. Lalayelle compleled ils season wilh a 47-28 win over Clarlc Counly and a 28-22 viclory over l-lenry Clay. The l-lenry Clay win was l.alayelle's lirsl over lhe Blue Devil's since l964. tSeven, Beat HC For First Time Since 1964 'Y 'VL ffl T Thinlies Finish 3rd In X-Country Regional ,z The Cross CounTry Team, coached by Harold BarneTT, grabbed Third place in The regional and ninTh in The sTaTe. Craig Caudill and Vernon Azevedo led The Generals in The regional wi+h TiTTh and sixTh place Tinishes, respecTively. Caudill was 22nd in The sTaTe meeT. lylarlc Horman and Frank CarTer high- lighTed The wresTling season by becoming The TirsT Generals To reach The sTaTe meeT. BoTh wresTlers Tinished in The Top Tour oT The regional To advance To The sTaTe. The wresTling Team Tinished The season 7-7-I. The Ll-lS gymnasTs came in TourTh ouT oT six Teams compeTing in The sTaTe. David Arnold scored The Generals' only Two poinTs. lOpposite page, bottoml David Marshall turns a corner in the Regional Cross Country race just behind a runner from Lexinoton Catholic, lOpposite page, topl Craig Caudill lrightl and Vernon Azevedo lcenterl strain during the re- gional. lLeltl Dale Weatherford performs on the sidehorse in the State Gymnastics Meet. lBelowl The wrestling team: llzrontl Al Isaacs. Bill Pope, Dave Davis, Clark l-lessel, Alvin Great- house, coach Bill Brewer, student coach Larry Snyder. Steve Parker, Paul DeLa+t, Mark Herman, Bill Hanna, Mike Wanchic. and Frank Carter. lMicldlel Keith Bramel, Ricky Curtis. Lee Legg, John Fredericks, Tom Martin, Jim Dyer. Gordon Stacey, Phil Sharkey, Larry Reynolds. Jeff Pena and Randy Smith. lBackl Brad Van Meter, Sidney Stevens. Kenny Day, Jeff Buck and David Grillin. M M L ---'fe W L . -7 B' We - .ce ic Q ..-Nkfk i 3 f Q , M i , , ,, esac f i S S' rf Q' i 1 . M p ,Leif 'X Q L L r 4- ' 1:-rx , xx , N X -f 4- f- Q, L ,. x K sm N 1 -.-we rm- L Two Wrestlers Reach State Meetp Gymnasts Place 4th In Kentucky i l f 2 ,,, ,f ewaiwl - f77!6V',4' ' 1 , Q , lf, f wffhq ,www ' f f of ' ,,r4zw4-fff f , f y r' d z ' , MM 2 'I 7 Wilh a new baslcelball coach, Lalayelre advanced lo lhe regional lournamenl lor rhe second lime in as many years. Russ Day became l.alaye++e's head cage coach and led lhe young Generals lo a Il-I6 season. Lalayelle opened up dislrici play by upselring heavily lavored Bryan Sralion, 64- 49. ln Jrhe dislricl seminlinal, Coach Day's Sguad downed peslcy Sayre, 57-54. The dislricl linal, only a mailer ol pride because borh learns advance To The regional, was won by Tales Creelc, 48-44. LalayeHe's hope lor lurlher advance- rnenl was deslroyed by eveniual slaJre-run- nerups, Richmond lvladison, 7l-58, in lhe lirsr round ol lhe regional. A+ The end ol lhe season lrvin Slewarr received All-Cily honors. New Coach O wi QE J Eu, lToP le-ffl Coaches Brad Swilzer lleffl and Rui Day gel involved in lhe qdme- llop Cenlerl Ceo Arnold ldarlc ierseyl defenses a l l9fWfY Calf ponenl. lfhbovel Arnold llighf i6ffeYl liseglcpei inq HP. lRiQh+l Arnold scoreS unconlesecl GYUP' N M Leads Generals To Regional Tourney in 1 'V bex V I '- .3 Q . 'e X 34 .,., ff' 312 'fa 4 xv 'E PM Y- , 5 5? 7 ,xi . ' 3 ' X- +5260 gf 1545? if It nh :4,,,.,g.g,,. . .,. w,...,...,. '24 . P 1 .110 i wwwvmw?1ieSSff , ,Q f4 14 6 .Q A1 X4 4 ENS .55 Y N' --sm sf W Q 2 Q , X x .. 2 M, ,- , Q , Ib, 5- 4 .W . -ff x V: fi V. V M ,.,,. L ,Q L , I H ,ffm A ui wi' 0. Lv , , i'5g1,qv w,f2+2w?v.Qy,L'1g ,f L 4. , wg,2:w. fax , , Y , , 5:5-I ' ,, .. .. , .Q.,,,, hffmfa f ,,, .,..,n ,.f, I wf ffm-ffw' ww, ,f,fw.4-mm . ,, 44-,, m y Q . ,. Liga' Qf,WfZZuiWL?5ffyf'Z?w!'Zgf7f'fywq,!V25gfLyg,. 1,-4 fi f '- 1 f ,. 1 1 ,V -ev , 'M ,. f ,gr 1 - f ,, ,g 5 K 5 ggi., ' ',-?'.fff'-':Q2PfLYQ'.f!f. J 113323 'iff 7 T Lafayette Falls 12-ll To Madisonville ln The basebaHsguad,coached by Brad SwiTzer, losT a hearT-breaking 22-inning conTesT To Madisonville I2-ll in The ThsT rourwd oT The sTaTe basebaH TournarnenT The garne, The longesT ever played in sTaTe TournamenT and only Tour innings shorT oT The longesT game ever pbyed,saw a ToTd oT l82 baTTers nwarch To The pJaTe. La- TayeHe had 23 hHscxNnpared wHh omy ll Torlwadkonvme. Vk:TTavk hnned m a rewmrk akie perhannance Tor The G5enerak. The senkm1HghThander pnched a ToTal oT I8 2X3 innings allowing only mne hHs and hve earned runs LaTayeTTe had Taken The lead Tmdce m exha inmngs onw To have Madisonville come back To Tie The conTesT up each Tnne. The Generals losT The game in The l3oTTom oT The 2nd when Madi- sonvme puTrunnem on second and Third and scored a man on an inTield grounden lOpposiTe page Topl KenT Wade and RusTy Parks l8l conc1raTulaTe Rod Jones aTTer he scores during The Madisonville game. lLower righTl Vic Travis Tires one oT many piTches during The 22-inning m6F6ll'1Of1. lRighTl Coaches Brad Swiher ancl Jerry Boerschinger survey The siTuaTion in The sTaTe Tour- ney. lBelowl KenT Wade Talces a resT during a lull in The acTion. -- x A L-J T'C ig i I . f ss,, 1 VF' i . Se Y F 'iii ., yy si iiisi 552. .sf-.ss is My - , T - X I M. - Q' sz, X ex. , sf .vga M --,,.- A.-gy-Q.-- ' . 'l. if: - f as X 'feii f-gf,, ' 4 ' AP' . .f ' K ,,,,,.-, . y mzhjxggs-:Q..,,gf,T ., X v 1 'Pia 1 ' ' vw'.'.W , . ,,, X.-jfs. ... 45- 5 1 'iam su . 'Tx -'Vi 6-T-, 'Ve M , .fi ' . A , .x i as 4- ' ,gc-g-.s ,ge .5-Q: 5, ,.,.,',- 'T 1 A i , ' -2 A . ldlgonvm f In 22 lnning Marathon In State Tour 5 , P J N 1 4 Fw if 'v X, fa -Q , -.NN.f-w-rexv.-.NLM I t .L 7 1 , ,I ,nf D6 xb- 2 -Q., 1 'x V.. , 'we-Nba. 'f,1'-rv f 4 'TX IW Q '?f'V.VL.' Ti- .f . 'vo r iii: ,y'v.W77': T' I, ,-u ,1 I. 19... ...L ., .. ,,- vm. f '.,.. ..,.. 6 . :rg Q' '43 Lute Inning ln advancing To The sTaTe Tor The TirsT Time since l9ol, The Generals had To come Trom behind several Times in disTricT and regional compeTiTion. ATTer winning iTs TirsT Two regional conTesTs wiTh com- parable ease The Generals Tound Themselves Trailing Madi- son CenTral 9-4 going inTo The boTTom oT The Tinal inning oT The regional championship game. Sonny DennisTon began The rally wiTh a single and eighT baTTers laTer Robin Broolcs smaclced a Two-ouT double driving in l.aTayeTTe's ninTh and TenTh runs and giving The baseloallers a berTh in The sTaTe Tourney. The Generals won boTh disTricT games in The Tinal inning. AgainsT TaTes Creek Three consecuTive singles pushed across The Tie-breaking run in l.aTayeTTe's 4-3 win. ln The disTricT Tinale STeve Hammond sTrol4ed a single driv- ing in The Tying and winning runs in The boTTom oT The sevenTh in a 5-4 win over l-lenry Clay. 1 , , ,4,, . x wif 4' w ' viuuwww ww L. , x ' , ., 1 K .. mf f 0 x ,fffk lncluding disTricT, regional, and sTaTe comloeTiTion, The baseballers Tinished The season wiTh a I9-7 record. l-lighlighTing The Generals regular season was a Trip To Florida where They engaged in comloeTiTion wiTh some oT The Sunshine STaTe's Top high school and col- lege Teams. AT The end oT The season Vic Travis, Robin Broolcs, Sonny DennisTon, Milce BlodgeTT, and Ricky BryanT were named To The All-CiTy Team. DennisTon wound up as The leading hiTTer wiTh a .400 marlc and Broolcs had a perTecT 6-O piTching record. Travis was selecTed To The All-STaTe Tourney Team as a resulT oT his heroics in The Travis, Brooks, Bryant, Blodgen . .. .- -wi.. s'imsgS?H'f:w!sszs .5 fu i-H6801 Madisonville game. i l l l ,Q y V l 'J a y f li 4 T T T T 'le P Il, I X 1. l if .:,,, V5, l flat K E N A lv ig, ,A s ii' , H T cc. T if 4 . ,,., , , grim , J, I L il f' gigs: 'QE F' s T3-r Q 1, , , nf 1 all, I .iQ ' T ifllyiizr ,Vi riiriffxlfiif ' v,l5i1'f'Qkjigi . NA, if V Bl olllll And Denniston Nluke All-City Squad .C gxi ' . 4 r Rr f I .,,.-- K 1 'M .939 ff -fs T 5- X 'W' 4 or , Q .E ' ll 3 Q sl. 'vhv J' ,Q li 1: ,I f, 'A 4 ,f 'V TM T is 15- F f i' li r ,. Q K 'S i -Q -5 ..-- 1 , ,3 53,35 ,xi Llbkxfimx Q' , K .L Q f 1,354 , ill' Q-. f A A 5 5 xx f' T- ir .r T , +W 1 T 1 - T T , ,1 , f AV- 1 1 is . , 2,-i ' 3,1 55 K .x.. A Qnby ,2'-1 f I mu.. W y 3 ' I , U , , 3 , ,. g ,N 236' W - A J gy. 1 U Q L I , I .4 .k. Q -T Q1 it 4 , 1 1 lux .. 2 -Zi. 1 ' L ii '--- Q' ri. . 3' -V T: N-ff' , T Q ii 7 x 3 2 ' ,L 'X ' fi? TT L. 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VFACES his supporf during 'rlwe Sfafe Tourna- FOWYG 0Ve.l The Lalayefle baseball Team lfroni Kem MTY Rice, Herbie Hammond, Tom Weaver. ade, Fred Orlhemyre, Mike Arvin, Ken? 'W mt Nw- is Mays, Randy Smiflw, l-lead Coach Bradley Swilzer. lMiddle rowl Trainer Gary Huffman, Don Winseff, Assf. Coacln Jerry Boersclwinqer, Ricky Bryanf, Sonny Dennislon, Mike Blodqelr, Rusly Parks, Tim Qualls. lBack rowl Benny Dalzell, Tim Graven, David Moore, Robin Brooks, George Sykes, Mike Howard, Vic Travis. Dave Robinson, and Jim Cook. AE' ll Q 5:52 'll 'U QL f x, 'CL Q E' P Q U -an Q ,., Y 'Y 1 f . , M 4 f , 'fs 7 f, ff ,Q af' K 'V 1 I king -5 ,X ! l X.-1'jEd,S:.l: i -iv . fl .' 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K. ,.. ,-A-'www ifvft ,-., 5- c, X , -- T vii Q, ' 4: Q'Al:g5sLfi1,Keh?j5,,. -'L f' ., :+s., .. 3. r.S3,,K,:W if v ,n.i'2:?ls,e ,e i..s..:fLgse'1fvf V- T, -f 1, JY A . ll I The Generals had a much Tougher Time in The regional Track meeT pulling ouT a 59-48 upseT over favoriTe Bryan STaTion. ln addifion To The eighT sTaTe qualifiers who all Took firsTs in The region, LafayeTTe goT fine performances from several ofher Team memloers. Mike l-loup Took seconds behind Jones in looTh hurdle evenTs. Cecil Arnold was second in The Triple iump and Third in The long lump. Tom Snowden finished second in The mile run. John Tiedie capTured a Third place in The high iump and David Marshall and Mickey Kolloros finished Third and fourTh respecfively in The pole vaulT. X.-he Q The LaTayeTTe Track Team breezed To iTs TirsT STaTe AA Track championship by ouTpoinTing iTs nearesT compeTiTors, Paducah Tilghman and Union CounTy, 4l-l8. ln whaT was expecTed To be a Tough sTruggle, l.aTayeTTe Took TirsT places in six oT The eigh+ evenTs iT was enTered. Rick Jones capTured TirsTs in The high and low hurdles and Gary Taylor scored a double vicTory winning The 220-yard dash and The 440-yard dash. Jones and Taylor Teamed wiTh Mike l-loup and STeve ShorT Tor wins in The 880 and mile relays. Nolen Freeman Took a second in The broad iump Tor The second consecuTive year and Craig Caudill Tinished TiTTh in The Two-mile. il xk NT s.i2 g.-msc 4 2 T li. 4 if Generals Breeze To Slate Truck Crown iilfi, 3 113211 4 NPL i ?Y5 UH: Z 4 Z 4 1 4 1 1 1 2 1 4 52215 Zfiti S2226 terra s zrr1 21121 ries: 23221 J , ,g,,,. lOpposile page far lefrl Ricky Jones bursls acroSS lhe finish line in The mile relay during lhe' slale meel' and lleffl Jones approaches 'lhe lir1lSl1 of lhe l20-high hurdles. llhbovel Gary Tevlof ef lhe slarl' and finish of his leg of lhe mile relay. EA' Ing-i u, i 3 I Ii i l i 4 5 l l I li in l I n I 4 I X. fi I -i ,F i ,gi l il T ll F il l 'i i i .i 4 l 4 , l ii ,T T! fi 9i L. 1 ,l l fl Trucksters Take 2nd In Southern Classic The Generals made several Tine showings in Track boTh regionally and in The sTaTe in prepping Tor The sea- son ending sTaTe championship. LaTayeTTe placed second in The presTigious SouThern Classic Track MeeT wiTh Teams Trom lo sTaTes com- peTing. Coach BarneTT's squad scored 28 poinTs, iusT Three behind TirsT place Lynchburg, Va. LHS also won The Boone CounTy lnviTaTional and Tinished second in The FayeTTe CounTy lnviTaTional. The girls' Track Team compeTed in boTh The Regional and FayeTTe CounTy Track meeTs. R, esac., ...N .,...i.. M fs, ng lAbove, leTTl John Tiedie leaps high in The re- gional high jump compeTiTion. lfxbovel Julie Bur- Ton awaiTs The gun in The girls' regional meeT. lOpposiTe page, Top, Top rowl Joe MclnTurT. Bill Moberly, Don Perkins, David BeTTez, Ken Day, Mike l-loup, Craig Caudill, Mark Lawless, Ricky Jones, Cecil Arnold, STeve ShorT, Thomas Snow- clen, and Harold BarneTT, lcoachl. lBoTTom rowl STeve Wilson, Jim WrighT, John Tiedie. Ben CruTcher, Will Freeman, Mickey Kollros, David Marshall, G-ary Taylor, Phil Crew, Ken GulleTTe, Bill CharleTon. lOpposiTe page, boTTom, Top rowl Pearline Hayden. Connie Beckham, Jaynie Fergus. Teresa Garner, Susan Waddell, Gwen French. Jackie French. lBoTTom rowl PaTTy EThingTon. Julie BurTon, Kim Machmer, Doris McDonald. Phyllis Hall, Linda Jones. Ilosslc xx f -1 Z Reed Reaches State GeoTTrey Reed highlighTed The La- TayeTTe Tennis season by winning a berTh in The STaTe Tennis Tourney. Reed ad- vanced To The Tourney as a resulT oT his second place Tinish in The LexingTon Individual Regional. H ln The STaTe MeeT, Reed made iT To The second round beTore Talling. Reed and Nick Hanna alTernaTed playing number one Tor The boys' Team, coached by Harry Gordon. For The Third sTraighT year, Ann PaTch played number one Tor The girls' Team. Ann PaTch advanced To The guar- TerTinals oT The regional beTore being deTeaTed Tor The Top perTormance by a l.aTayeTTe Temale neTTer. Tennis Tourney ll.eTTl Top seed Ann PaTch demonsTraTes her powerful Tore- hand sTroke. lAbovel GeoTTrey Reed execuTes The backhanj sTroke. lTop righTl The boys' Tennis Team: lKneelrnQl DW' Powell, Mike Wilson, David Mucci, Mel Dean. l5+end '9l Coach Harry Gordon, Randy Carroll, Geoffrey R999 Nui Hanna, and Mike Clawson. lBoTTom righTl The 9'fl5 Tenn? Team: Kim Crum, Penny Barker, Nina Wanchic, Joni Taclfel' Danielle Donovan, Jenny Sherrod, Ann PaTch, Debbie STamp9f- Ann CoTTerill, and Dana TackeTT. 'xx WWW wg-frrf w 1. 'VW K qw X ., Q Y. R XX ,X k X 1-If v x 3 a lAbovel Myra Van l-loose piclns her ball up ou'r of fhe hole during The Girls' Slale Tournamenf. lTop middlel Bill P099 blasfs ou'r of a sand frap. lBoHom midcllel The girls' golf leamz ll fo rl Babs Ernest Brenda Walls, Beclcy l'lQI'1l9Y- and Myra Van I-loose. lFar riqhfl The boys golf feamc ll fo rl Sieve Linville, Glenn Tucker, John Campbell. Wayne Crow. Bill Pope, Phillip Gosser, and Coach Jerry Lebef- Myra Van Hoose Wins Girls State Golf Title Nintlw-grader Myra Van l-loose, playing tor Latayette trom Jessie Clarlc, pulled a mild surprise by winning the Girls' State Gott Tournament. lvlyra Van l-loose stiot a 36 tiole score ot l65 in leading Latayette to a second place tinistm in tlwe state meet in addition to lwer own title. Qttier girls on tlfie team were Brenda Watts, Beclcy l'tenly, and Babs Ernest. Except tor Brenda Watts, all tlwe girls are still in iunior lwigti. 'llwe boys' team tinislted lOttt in the regional. Bill Pope stiot a 75, missing a bertlw in tlwe state tournament by only one stroke. The boys' team also tinislwed second in tlte City Quadrangular belwind lates Creelc. .fits 5 xk .cg 'MSM fi-1, f, I 5 ,aff Q ,wwf X Ai' MW ldv! Classes 5, , K 41 1 ,ff 5 f Q l rr i ,A ff 40 ff W' , 1 ! my A A V Zlttfgz M, Q, . av , 4-4, f :Q ,I 1X4 if 4 ' que? N + r NA ,M aff' ff WWW ,,A, 4 U .:. 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Parks Don Passell Ann P rch Kalhy Pallerson Kfillly Payne Shirley Pearson Judy Peel Lynelle Pena Deborah Pence Connie Perkins G-eoroe Perkins Debbie Perry Dale Peylon Dale Pierce Bel'y Piqq Alvin Plowman Part Of Being A Sophisticated Sophomore ls Denver Polley Danny Potter Edith Potts Richard Pracht Floyd Prather David Price Garry Price Robert Propst Lena Raby Gilbert Rainey Danny Ramey Delora Rankins Linda Rebsamen Geoffrey Reed Lonnie Reed Carol Reiiender Julia Reister Sam Reynolds Dale Richardson Pat Richardson Debbie Richmond Mike Riqqs Harley Ritchey Jimmie Ritchey Sarah Ritchey David Rivard Eric Robinson Carla Rodriguez Jerry Rose Betsy Ross Brenda Ross Patricia Ross Phyllis Ross Deborah Salamone Rita Salamone David Sams John Sanderson Tylor Sanders Linda Saunders Phil Saunders Bonnie Scanlon Joe Scherr John Schimmel Patricia Schmusker Terrie Schooler Brenda Scoqqins Claude Scott Michael Serraqlio Shirley Settle Fiona Shabetai Gary Shatfield Basim Shamiyel Shirley Sharkey Bobby Shaw Leonard Shelton Greg Shields Tim Sheaver Clark Short Sandra Short David Simmons Jimmy Sloan Ann Smith Diane Smith ldonna Smith Janet Smith Malcolm Smith Melvin Smithers Dottie Soard Charles Solomon Mike Soper John Sbaldinq Phillip Spickard Brent Soiller Debbie Stagnen Madonna Stamper Sherry Stamper Karen Starr Sarah Steele Debbie Stephenson James Stewart Mark Stevens Steven Sutherland Steve Stiqers Sandy Stivers Stepanie Stubbs Carla Summers Robert Sutton Leonard Swallom Mike Sweeney David Swofford ,W 1 gem . ,, 5 i QM ff X , , , y. , .., K , . ,ls., - ,if it 7 Q22 1 fr if l , ,. 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Mays Jerry McArler Jimmy McCain Ingrid McCollum Priscilla McCollum Tim McCormick Sherry McCoy Fred Mcl'-larque Leslie Mclnlurif Donna McKeene Rila McKenzie Karen McLendon Kalhie MCNee5 GVEQ McNully Thomas Meadows Class Of '71 Recreates McArthur'5 pi W f 22,2 Wm., .M , 'W 1 In va- jf! ' f 4.553 ,M I, z A A ..,,, , e.,, X f' 4 ,V - W ffm A an f y Q, i V if , ' X, ,I L fs,,:gg,jr f' 39, U 4 ine. f f Q ' 2 f c s my. 1770 1 , ,J is Z ' Q .- .- 2 J 'Q i f , 4 . f - -55:gf2,.- fylf. :4 mg.: f- x 6 My . 4 if f f 3 47? 1 f X f f A , 2 K ,an 1, 5 3 V ff-1 f r if f g 1? Q ev A ff if if X X 95 5 44-. 2 y y ' if 1 ' , ffiig 5 'Eff f' 2, T-fi! . .I 331 i I f f ,, My 2 4 . 1 is q ' 9 7' 1 K sr X, . x 5 J KK 'Wy ff af :4.1T:,, . ' ,. :W .: f A W. My if -K Z2 ZZ -4., k fs. I J ii .L ! 202 . . fy, ,- Q , ,M M aw ,j ,Q gf Fi- fi fa g B Q53 x ,V , 6 'f 1 1 R y 1- 'Q 4 ' f 5 ll 'A Wf X, c., ,, ,,,, X ZW, ' Z 4 7 'i. ,, 77 2 .-W, , ,fy 4!,, l af 7 5114 f Wg: ' W.,-gfff A f W fax X fi 2 7, 1 fl, HW? 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Y S L' f ' sex Jeanneire Medley Jaclc Melloll Mike Merlin Johnny Milburn Jaqueline Middleilon Pal Middlelon Dan Miller Ronald Miller Thresea Miller Pal Mills Beverly Milchell Leslie Milchell Ronnie Milchell James Moalc Michael Mobley William Monroe Sara Moon Ronald Moore Alan Morqan Henry Morqan Kalie Morqan Susan Morqan Bonny Morris Elizabelh Morris Kalhy Morrison lrene Moslowycz Ladonna Mullins Deborah Mumphery Elodie Murphy Judilh Murrell Durwarcl Narramore John Neal Terry Newby Carolyn Nichols Ellen Noble Reid Nygard Sandy Oclcerman James Oefmann Linda Oliver Jeanne Olsen Fred Orlhmeyer Becky Owens Linda Owens Carolyn Parker Eldwayne Parker John Parks Pele Palchen Judy Pale Leqina Palrum Emanuel Pailon Jeff Pena Larry Pendergrass Melanie Pendley Sandy Penn Garry Perkins Roberr Perkins Palricia Perry Gus Perro Ken Peylon Marfella Peylon Marqarer Phillips Janef Pickard Jim Pickell' l-lilda Playforlh Rick Plyrnale Garry Polley Dwiqhl Porler Charles Powell Debbie Powell Leah Prewiil Sandy Pridemore Linda Prince Jerry Priicheil' Mike Provence Mary Pruiii Janer Puckeii James Pugh Phil Pulliam Carol Purcell Tim Qualls Lowell Raby Karen Rahenkamp Michael Ransford Bobby Ray Clarke Reed William Reed Dianne Reisinger Garry Reynolds Jim Reynolds Larry Reynolds Joe Rialls Gary Rice Palli Richards Brenda Richardson Chesfer Richardson William Richardson Jaynie Richie Larry Richmond Pam Rilchey Debbie Roark Jim Roberson Brenda Roberls Carol Roberls Lonnie Roberis Debbie Robinson Phyllis Robinson A' l Junior Class Representatives Se iv .lfwiw X 7 1 W' f ,- , , ju WZ? 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Teresa Rodriguez Debra Roger Jim Rogers William Ross Susan Rolh Everell Royse Vicki Rudd Gail Rush Connie Russell Susan Sallee Michael Sams Ricky Sams Marlha Saunders Jenniler Saunier Randy Saxlon Don Scoqqins Lawrence Scoll Teresa Scoll Mike Shackellord Mike Shamieh Oxendine Shannon Ronald Sharkey Sleve Sharp Pally Shaw Pele Shaw Rosemary Shearer Wanda Sheckles Carol Sheehy Jenny Sherrod Daryl Shields Harold Shields Harrison Shillel David Shirley Bill Shorl Sleve Shorl Suzanne Shorl Sherry Shuperl Marsha Sills Randy Simpson Lionel Sines Barbara Singer Rex Slone Eva Smilh Malcolm Srnilh Merrill Smilh Phyllis Srnilh Randy Smiih Janie Smool Debbie Snider Thomas Snowden Wanda Snowden Karen Sparks Marcus Sparks Rell Spears Sharon Spilker Mark Springer Denny Slacy Gordon Slacy Larry Slalford Jodi Slaniler Becky Slarns Cheryl Slalon Gloria Sleele George Slephenson Calhy Stevens l-lenry Slewari lrvin Slewari Nancy Slone John Slraus Debbie Swank Gary Taylor Paul Taylor Rudy Tesler Angela Thompson Norene Thompson Tommy Thompson Ernesl Taller Sandy Torslrick Charlene Townsend Mike Townsend N ' TF filiVTV'ZVT18ll Jessie Turpen Debbie Tulile Nan Tullle Bill Underwood Jackie Underwood Nancy Valyo John VanDyke Ken VanFleer Bob Vaughan Juniors Help At Graduation, Dre A , My ' , f1Wf:6V'7' , H , is ,., W of - Atv ss U x X Z ,., I . -4 Wy, Z K I ' ip 4 T' Li ' , ,,,,,, 7, 1? fi ' gag, 2, Qi f 4. w si, 5 .' r , J, ,. . ,,v , 2 , . 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COWDEN SARAH FRANCES COWHERD DARLENE MARIE COX SUSAN CATHERINE COYLE ALICE KAYE CRAET CINDY SUSAN CRENSHAW LAURA LOUISE CRESSMAN John Meyers And Jay Adelstem Ref JULIA GRAY CROUCI-I JAMES MICI-IEAL CROWE KATI-ILEEN ERANCES CULLIGAN JAMES TI-IOMAS CUNNINGI-IAM JAMES CALVIN CURRENS PI-IYLLIS JEAN CURRY TERRY KAY CURTIS MARIE LOUISE DACCI BEVERLY NEAL DAVIDSON GERTRUDE ANN DAVIDSON DAVID LOUISE DAVIS MELVIN WILSON DEAN CAROLE DELANEY PAUL DeLOTT PETER DeLOTT GEORGE MARK DENNIS HARQLD EUGENE DENNISTON JR. LINDA SU E DEVERS 2 vw 4? I flaw 'ff -f 4 'I' ' f A ff A Z ' f F3 'Q 1-wi 717 ,l f ff , , I H ,, 6 2 A , C f f ff 4 I M72 'Z I .1 I 2251,-,-3,2 ' f, f 5,53 SUSAN KAY DIVINE JOI-IN EDWARD DOYLE I82 III , . elSIIII Recelve N.C.T.A. Aw ard if L 2 13 2252 Q f ' 'T ,. ff .mf fkfffa yfgznairh ffl I 'QV f ' ff f 'f f ' M! A In i af Z a f?f5iYfim',f': , A W' gf m Z Q' A EVA A. DUGGINS JOAN CAROL DUNCAN JOHN THOMAS EARL BARBARA IRENE EASTERLING ROBERT LEE ECKLER JR. BEATRICE EDMONDS DORLEEN EDMONDS WILLIAM C. EDMONDS KATHRYN JEAN EHRICH ANN ELIZABETH EISENHAUER VICKI CARLOTTA ELLENBURG CARL ELOVITZ JR. BEVERLY ANN FAIN ROGER SCOTT FALK SHOKRIE FARHAT KAREN ELISE FASSAS JULIA GAY FINNIE KENNETH RAY FISHER JR. DOTTIE JEAN FLOYD GLENNA AUBIN FOSTER BARRY JAMES FOWLER SUE LYNN FOWLER TERRY DON FOWLER GRANT CECIL FOX JR. Weary Seniors Spend Last Weeks 0fI JACOUELINE RI-IEA FOX KAREN JEAN FRAKES NANCY MARGARET FREEMAN BARRY LEE FRIEDMAN CI-IERYL ANN FROEI-ILICI-I STEVEN GARY FUGETT GREGORY AUGUST GABEL PEGGY MARIE GAMBLE ROBERT R. GARDNER JR. LYNN CAROL GARR DAVID WAYNE GARRETT SANDRA GIBSON JACK JAY GILL ELLEN MARIE GOURLEY STEVEN P. GRADY CONNIE GRAVES ALVIN PAUL GREATI-IOUSE BRENETTA ELIZABETI-I GREEN SI-IARON ANN GREEN ERIC ANTI-IONY GRIFFIN DOLORES GENE GRIMES DONNA MAE GRIMM DANIEL LYNN GROGAN PATSY JEAN GULLETT ff? 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HOPPER MARK ERIC HORMAN BETH HORNBACK OWENDOLYN HOSKINS RALPH WILLIAM HOSKINS ITU. III' Chosen As Senior Play I MKII . ,ro . X, fx ' , Ii, I. , 'N- ,, ,f .3511-X ,A VZZIILJ 1.- I 5' 61 E Q , X75 . f ' ff ,Lg ,cl J I-RI 4134 X? IA 2 MICHAEL RAY HOUP MICHAEL J. HUDSON KAREN RUTH HUGHES VICKI LYNN HUGHES VICKI CAROL HUNSINGER JANET ABNER HUNTER WILLIAM T. HUNTER KAREN LEE IVEY ANN LYLE JACKSON DIANE CORBIN JACKSON JOY LAVERNE JACKSON MARIANNA JACKSON RONNIE WINSTON JACKSON CASTELLA JOHNSON JAMES LEE JOHNSON JUDY RAE JOHNSON NANCY JEAN JOHNSON KATHLEEN MARIE JOHNSTON STEPHANIE JOINER PAMELA KAYE JONES KAY HELEN KANATZAR JERRY LYNN KELLY ROBERT SHANNON KELLY GARY ALLEN KEMPER TERESA EILEEN KEMPER MAROIE RUTH KENDRICK HELEN MARIE KENNEY SHEILA J. KURTZ PHILLIP R. LACY STANEORD HAYDEN LAMPE EDWARD W. LANOEELS JR. MARSHALL E. LANOLEY JR. DEBORAH ANNE LARKIN PAUL DOUGLAS LAURICK CATHY ANN LAVENDER MARK ALLEN LAWLESS JUDITH MAE LAWSON LARRY LAWSON THOMAS JOESEPH LAWSON MICHAEL DAVID LAYMAN ANNA LOUISE LEACH ANNILEE LEE DAVID CECIL LEE WILLIAM LESTER LEGO DIANE LEIOH LEGOETT THOMAS DEMINE LENAHAN DEBRA KAY LENNEN DIANE LEAH LIOHTNER Mun Of LaNIunchu Seen By I ff Q'-2 Q, f 2 f f f , f M272 Ena- 6? PATRICIA ANN LILLIE LINDA CARCDL LINK PI-IILLIP BLAKE LITSEY TERESA JEAN LITTLETON ALICE MARIE LITTRAL CONNIE LEE LOCKE SAMUEL DUKE LONKER CHARLOTTE CSAIL LOVINGS WILLIAM STEPHEN LOWREY BEVERLY JEAN LOY DIANNE I-I. LUTTRELL SI-IERRILL LYNN ANNE MALIN LYCDN GAYLE MABSON PATRICIA ANN MABSON DENISE ANN MacCONALD SI-IIGERLI MAEDA CAROL ANN MAI-IONEY CSAIL MARIE MAI-IONEY BARBARA LOU MAINES BERNICE S. MANER VICKIE CAROL MARION CRAIG D. MARSH DEBRA ELLEN MARSHALL PHYLLIS ANN MARSHALL JAMES H. MARTIN DEBORAH MARY MASON JACKIE OWEN MATTINOLY BONNIE MCCANN CAROL MQCONNELL PATRICK NEIL MQCONNELL DORIS EAYE MCDONALD MARILYN JEAN MCKENZIE DONNA KAYE MQNABB JACKIE NEAL MCRAY ARNOLD DALE MEADOWS Seniors Take ACT And SAT 12552 I I In S GVIIOF pIay dancers and members of Ilwe casf reIax backsfage beIore a performance. I QIIIIAI Cgllege Entrance Ex CIITIS LJ Q ,R J , is :sf C.. .f. . V. ,Ly 1, AW 1-' 'fI2'f' 221124 ,I y, f 4-,gr 3, , ,, 2 f f,, f. aug 31:1-,, l ,f , gy , -1- -H 'I f ,f ,, f . - ' 7-' ,f ff A if ' f I- ' ff- ,, .4,.,.,,,h2.,, 6, .'-ww-. f . w ,-4. - fy j , ff f 1 m I , MQ n iw ' 4 f , , ff f l 4 ff X x x ' hifi gif V Ik 5 ' :It . - ' , ' ,X W Q , .. Im , iw, V A f A WV , , A Iliw nhl., . 7 I 'Z ,. I Q 1,4 .L W 2, 'wwf' it , , . , ,, f ,f I Ig ' 'Em ' f 6 , '5ff':'f,. 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PORTER STEPHEN MICHAEL PORTER DAVID BURR POWELL KATHERINE LYNN POWELL THOMAS PRENTICE PATRICIA DARLENE PRINCE EDITH CAROL PRINTERS PHYLLIS C. PROEITT Chip Parker Directs, ProducesIIa f ' ,-fm , I I vm T' if f 'W E XI , :L ' 75,-,7 X' M , ,, ,, ,,f , f, P 7 27 2 IW f i W , 1 -f,:.,,, f 'cf'--. yu-f . mr 'rm f K , I.-af y f I I f ' , ff , . if Y , X5 J, f ,, 4, f f f X Z Q! 05.7 Z X f is ff ff 2 f' ., I ,fx , X , ,V , ,va ,mi 'I Ib II I I a I I I K .23 IIIIMcIkes, And Develops His Owl Films ,Q X ...Q Q 4 Q 'AI I XI TI-IOMAS A. PROPST BYRON STEVE PRUITT JUDY DALE PRUITT BONNIE SUE PUSEY I i Se I I I 1 I I6 I T-I X A DAVID RUPERT RAISOR LISA ORA RANKINS Chip Par er s o I-Iarrison's I-lu I I PS: CECIL DONNELLY RAWLINGS LUCIA CAROL RAZOR KIM PAMELA RESAMEN JOAN GALE REED 1 I PATERICIA LOU REED WILLIAM LEE IQEEVES fl TI-IEODORE CHRIS REGO ff' PAUL E. REILENIJEI2 JR. STEVEN EDWARD RICE DARRELL VVAYNE RICI-IARDSON . PAULA RAYE RICI-IARDSON TIMOTHY GENE RICI-IARDSON Dutstunding Seniors Receive Awurd5AI JOHN HERBERT RIGGS DONNA RAE mom RONALD LOUIS ROBERTSON CANDACE CQRRINE RQLLINGS MARGUERITE CAROLYN ROOT JANET ANNE ROSE JOHN PRINCE ROSE PATRICIA GAYLE ROSE PAMELA JOYCE ROWE JUDITH LEE RUGGLES JANICE CAROL RUSHING BENJAMIN THOMAS RUTLEDGE DALE ALAN SANFORD CAROLYN JANE SAVAGE JAMES MICHAEL SAYRE MATT WAYNE SCEARCE TERRANCE WAYNE SCHIMMEL KATHY EAYE SCOLE YVONNE SCOTT BARBARA JEAN SEBASTIAN ff W f w M I ff -qv , I' ' :'e I ff' Beck y Oversfreef decorafes Clwrisfmas Iree. I I I94 I PATERICIA ARLENE SEBASTIAN RITA DAVID SHAMIEH ALICE HUNT SHANKLIN DEBRA LUCILLE SHAREE ROGER WILLIAM SHEARER DONNA SUE SHELTON RANDALL MORRIS SHELTON RONALD LEE SHELTON REGENO DORIS SHEMWELL MELISSA SUE SHEPHERD MARTHA LOU SHORT PHILIP LEE SHOUSE DENNIS MURRIL SILLS CLAUDIA SUE SINGER REBECCA ELLEN SKINNER WANDA LEE SLEET CHARLES ERANK SMITH DOUGLAS K. SMITH LAWRENCE ALAN SMITH ROBERT GENE SMITH CYNTHIA JUNE SORRELL ALMA LOUISE SPARKS DONNA RAE SPEARS JOYCE ELAINE SPEARS BELINDA SUE SPRINGER JULIA LANGLEY SPURLOCK DEBRA PROEITT STAMPER SANDRA GAIL STAMPER ERNEST C. STANEIELD ANNETTE MARIE STEVENS EVERETT SIDNEY STEVENS LARRY WAYNE STORM GWENNA STRODE JEAN MARSHALL STURGILL DIANE ARLENE SUEFRIDGE LYNN SULLIVAN JUDY KAY SUTTON ALICIA GAYLE SVVEENEY LOUISE SWEENEY BRENDA I-IONICAN SWITZER GEORGE WALTER SYKES DANA ELAINE TACKETT Ernie Fletcher And Kay Craft 'Vila' . '-15-2-. zff f ,f F5 7 lf, , mf, ,U 1 ' ,fgf , f f y f ,, f f, f A X 54 f'-Q J, fi f ' i 5' 1. I A fl QA. f Q 'III I . ' fg! f ff 7 I I I I I MARIE T. TACKETT JUNE YVONNE THOMAS SYBIL JANE THOMAS FRANK KARLTON THOMPSON JOHN EDWARD THORNTON DOROTHY S. TOWNSEND DEBORAH ANN TRAMMELL VICTOR WAYNE TRAVIS BILLY FRANKLIN TUDOR JESSICA LEE LINDERWOOD JAMES PREWITT UTTERBACK SUSAN LEE VanHOOSER MARGARET JAYNE VAUOHN CAROLE LYNN VINCENT NANCY GENE WADDLE CHARLES HARMON WADE KENTON LYNN WADE CYNTHIA ANN WAONER CAROL LARUE WALLACE DEBBIE A. WALTON DEBORAH RAYE WALTON MICHAEL BARTLEY WANCHIC NINA MARIE WANCHIC TERI LEE WAREORD Lafayette's Class Of 1970 Graduates I STUART I-IUNT WARNER , CARL WARREN JR. Z , we DAVID LEROY WATERS JR. DEBORAH BRODT WATSON QI RTa A' ' fy!! f BRENDA JOYCE WATTS PATRICIA ANN WATTS CORDELL WILSON WEATI-IEREORD JR. DONNA SUE WEAVER I Z f Z Z ,, f 7 X , Q f ff , Q J 45 5 Zf- ff' ' M ff if Q Wi W ' A ZR Q 44 BETTIE JEAN WEBB ROBERT DOUGLAS WEBB BRENT COLBY WEBSTER STEPHEN FRANCIS WELLS A451 Q 7 2 f f X , JJLJ JJLJ I B. B J A X LINDA KAREN WEST STEVEN CARL WEST WILLIAM ADDIS WI-IEAT PATRICIA CSAIL WI-IITE W' f . in 03 J, 22 ' A -A A X ' 1 X A . M WILLIAM MQOILL WIAIITNEL III 'Wg' , I J' ROBERT GORDON WILKINS ,Q VIRGINIA ROSE WILLETT J A I 53 . BARBAROSIA WILLIAMS III - PAMELA DARLENE WILLIAMS SONIA MARCELINE WILLIAMS BELINDA MAE WILSON DONNA SUE WILSON 0 G I JANET JERVIS WILSON ROBERT DAVID WILSON STERI-IEN D. WILSON TONY ULRIC WILSON STEPI-IEN ARTI-IUR WINTER OLENDA MAE WITT RANDY DARRELL WOLBER META WOOD TERRY LEE WOODRUEE ELAINE TI-IERESA WOODS JAMES PAUL WRIOI-IT SI-IARON DARLENE YEAOER NAOMI R. YEOMAN BARRY C. YOUNG DEBORAI-I S. YOUNO ROBERT M. ZAVITZ MALINDA ACKMAN P. E. Circus IO SCARLET DENISE ADAMS Band I I, I2 JAY DAVID ADELSTEIN French CI. IO, II: Lafin CI. IO: Debafe IO: NHS II, I2: Medical CI. IO? Key CI. II: Philosophy CI. II: Nafional Council of Teachers of English Award I2 DAVID ALAN ALFORD Band IO, II, I2: Befa CI. II, I2 THOMAS CARL AMMON French CI. II, I2, Treas. I2: NHS II, I2: Befa CI. II, I2, Vice Pres. I2: MAT II, I2, Vice Pres. I2: Inferacf II, I2, American Legion Award I2 DENNIS RAY ANDERSON Befa CI. II, I2: MAT II, I2 LINDA ELLEN APPLEGATE Library Assisfanf CECIL EDWARD ARNOLD Baskefbail IO, II, I2: Foofball I2: Track I2: Prom Courf I2 JOHN MALCOM ARNSPARGER French CI. II, I2: Befa CI. II, I2: Sfu- denf CounciI I2 SI-IEILA FAYE ATI-IA Befa CI. II, I2 LORNA KAY ATKINS Teens Who Care I I: Arf CI. I2 MARC ERVIN AVERY Arf CI. I2 WILLIAM VERNON AZEVEDO Band IO, II, I2: Grenadier Band IO II, I2: Sfudio Band II, I2: Pep Band II, I2: AII Regionai Band I2: Cross Counfry IO, II, I2: Boys Sfafe II: Who's Who Among American. I-Iiqh SchooI Sfudenfs I2: NHS I2: Key Club ii, I2, Vice Pres. I2, MAT ii, I2: siu- denf CounciI IO, II: Befa CI. II, I2: French CI. II, I2 RUTI'I LYNN BAILEY French CI. IO: CIass Rep. IO, Il, I2- Prom Commiffee I I I 200 John Meyers And Deb Mason SHARON ANN BAKER Spanish CI. IO: MAT II, I2I BGT5 CI. II, I2: SI-IS IO, II, I2, Sec. I2: NHS I2: Spanish V Award I2 SHARON ROSE BALDRIDGE Befa CI. II, I2: Spanish CI. IOI SHS I2: MAT I2: NHS I2 ROBERT DALE BALLARD Sfudenf CounciI IO, II, I2I IFIIGVGCI I2: NHS I2: Befa CI. II, I2: Class Rep. io, ii, I2: MAT I2: Nafional Merif Scholar I2: Spanish CI. IO! Graduafion Usher II: FoofbaII II, I2 ESBY KEITH BARBER FFA IO, II, I2: Befa CI.'II, I2: NHS I2 ROSEMARY LEE BARNETT Soph. Choir IO: Charmeffes II, I2: Spanish CI. IO, II: Sfafe Confesf Play I2: Grace Dean Vocal Music Award I2 CAROLINE MARIE BAYHI Soph. Choir IO: Business CI. I2 LILLIAN LORAINE BEATTY French CI. I I:JA IO, I I YVONNE THOMPSON BEATTY Track IO, II, I2: Business CI. I2: Prom Courf I2 JAMES LEE BECK Band IO TAYNA GAYNELL BERRY Chorus IO, II: Black Sfudenf Rep. I2: Sfudenf-Faculfy Advisory Comm. I2: Board of Educafion Sfeering Comm. I2 DAVID JAMES BETTEZ French CI. IO, II, I2, Pres. I2: Inferacf II, I2, Treas. I2: Befa CI. II, I2: MAT I2: Cross Counfry II, I2: Track I2: Grad. Usher I I: Bacc. Usher II ROBERT LEE BLACK Track IO: FoofbaII II: Baskefball I2 ARTHUR WAYNE BLAKEMAN Arf CI. I2: FoofbaII IO DIANE EDITH BLAZY Arf CI. I2, Sec. I2: Arf II Award I2 MARY ANN BONO Pep CI. IO, II, I2, Assisfanf Treas. Il I2 I DONNA DALE BONTA Marquis Sfaff I2: Prom Comm. II- Powder Puff FoofI3aII IO. II: Lain Q11 IO: CIass Rep. IO, I I: Shorfhand Award I I: Typing Award IO: Office Worker I2 DENNIS GAY BOWERS Decca CI. I2 BARBARA CAROL BOWLIN Business CI. I2 JOHN LEE BRAAMSE Gymnasfics II, I2 DEBORAH ANNE BRADLEY French CI. IO: Befa CI. II, I2: FHA II:JA IO, II, I2 AUDREY ANN BRANTLEY Band IO, II, I2: Orchesfra I2: Office Worker I2 CAROLYN KAY BRATCHER VICA I I: Prom Comm. II ANNE LOUISE BRIGHTON Girls Sfafe II: Band I2: CIass Rep. I2 SHERMAN LEWIS BRINEGAR Speech Fesfival II, I2: Debafe I2: JA I2 REBECCA ANN BROOKSHIRE Spanish CI. I IZJA IO, I I MARY MARGARET BROUSE Befa CI. II, I2: NHS I2: German CI- II, I2: Senior PIay I2: Who's Who Among American High School Sfudenfs I2: Library Worker I I, I2: Arf II Award I2: Chi Omega Book Award I2 DAVID HUNTER BRUMFIELD Decca CI. I2: Arf CI. I2 VIRGINIA HUNT BRYANT GirIs Choir I I, I2 JULIE ANN BURTON Track I2 Iam Mais' Ser. I Banc Hard WIIII Ierrs IIAII P. E, C IIIIIC IIIII I II,II Ieo II IIIISQ ieen I5 Giiii I Irene from C I2 I-I Wa' IOM: IIIS Ir III x D. uf, I Cori:- SINE! IQIe,I I I I 2 ls. -e im ISI I Iwi: - I k : x V CIIIIIII: BI CIR II IIIIII Announced As Vuledictorians PATRICIA ANN CALDWELL Soph. Choir IO DEBRA SUSAN CAMPBELL French CI. I2: Library Assislanl' I2 DIANNE MARIE CARROLL Prom Comm. I I: Business CI. I2 RANDOLPH WAYNE CARROLL Science CI. IO: Foolball Mgr. I I: Tennis I2 BISHOP EDWARD CARTER III Band II, I2: Grenadier Band II: Slu- clenl Council I2: Pep Band II: Black Sfudenl Rep. I2: Sludenl-Facully Advi- sory Comm. I2 HAROLD STEPHEN CASE Band IO, II, I2: Color Guard IO: Drum Maior I2: Bela CI. I2: Key CI. II, I2: Sec. I2: Grenadier Band II, I2: Sludio Band I2: Pep Band I2: Orcheslra I2: Band Oulslanding Leadership Award I2 WILLIAM LEE CHASE Tennis II: Sludenr Council IO MARY HELEN CHENAULT P. E. Circus I I JANICE RUSSELL CHEUVRONT MAT IO, Il, I2: Sludenl Council IO, II, I2, Treas. I2: Larin CI. IO, I I: Class Rep. IO, II, I2, Pres. IO: FTA II, Treas. I2: Bela CI. I I, I2: NHS I I, I2: Embry's Teen Board Rep. Il, I2: Senior Play I2: Girls' Srare II: Who's Who Among American High School Sludenrs I2: Prom Courl I2: Women's Club Award I2, Salulalorian I2 SONJA COLLEEN CHRISTOPHER SHS IO, II, I2, Treas. I2: Spanish CI. IO: Bela CI. I2: FTA I2: Spanish V Award I2 CONSTANCE LOUISE CLAY Sludenl Council II: Prom Courl I2: Tales Show II: Black Sludenr Rep. CONNIE LEE COLE Bela CI. II, I2 GWENDOLYN JEAN COLEMAN Pep CI. II, I2: Track II: French CI. II THERESA FAY COLLINS Business CI. I2 JOHN CARL COMBEST Bela CI. I2: Inreracr I I GARY RICHARD CONRAD Inleracl II, I2: NHS Il, I2: MAT II, I2: Physics Award I2: German Award I2 GARY ARNOLD CORNETT Decca CI. I I LAURINE DIANE COTTRELL Orcheslra IO, I I: Spanish CI. IO ANTHONY C. COWDEN FFA II, I2 SARAH FRANCES COWHERD Girls' Choir I I: Charmelles I2 DARLENE COX Pep CI. IO: Office Worker II: FTA II, I2, Vice Pres. I2 SUSAN CATHERINE COYLE Soph. Choir IO: Charmerres II, I2: Bela CI. I I, I2: Lalin CI. I I ALICE KAYE CRAFT Band Sponsor I2: Bela Club I2: Sludenl Council IO, I2: Class Rep. I2: Prom Comm. II: Girl of The Monlh I2: Prom Oueen I2: Senior Play Dancer I2: OI- Iice Worker II, I2: Teen ol: The Week I2: Typing Award II: Shorlhand A Award I2 CINDY SUSAN CRENSHAW Bela CI. II, I2: MAT I2: SHS I2 LAURA LOUISE CRESSMAN Orcheslra IO, II, I2: Cenfrral Ky. Youlh Orcheslra IO, II, I2: All-Slale Orches- Ira IO, II, I2: Junior League Orcheslra Award I2: Orcheslra Service Award I2 RAY CROUCH SIiJlEIleAhI?CounciI IO, III Spanish CI. IO. I I: Swimming IO: Prom Comm' I li Powder Pull Foolball IO, II, I2I Arr CI, IO: Class Rep. IO, I I: Office Worker I2: Tennis I I: P. E. Circus I I KATHLEEN FRANCES CULLIGAN French CI. IO, II: FTA IO: German CI. I I, Pres. I I:ArI CI. I2 JAMES THOMAS CUNNINGHAM Band IO, II, I2: Drum Major I2: Pep Band I2: Grenadier Band II, I2: Sludio Band II, I2: AII-Regional Band I2: Orchesfra I2: Dixieland Band I2: Lafin CI. IO: MAT I2: Boys' Slale II: Key Club I2: Bela Club II, I2: German Club II: Band Oulsranding Leadership Award I2: Fansleel Inc. Award I2 JAMES CALVIN CURRENS Spanish CI. IO: Boys' SI'a+e II: Bela CI. II, I2: Conresf Play I2: Senior Play I2: Speech Feslival I2 TERRY KAY CURTIS Soph. Choir IO: Business CI.I2 BEVERLY NEAL DAVIDSON Girls' Choir I2 GERTRUDE ANN DAVIDSON French CI. IO: Bela CI. I I, I2: Prom Comm. I2: Typing Award IO: Office Worker I2 DAVID LOUIS DAVIS Wreslling Team II, I2: Baseball II MELVIN WILSON DEAN Tennis IO, II, I2: FCA I I, I2 CAROLE DELANEY Spanish CI. IO: Bela CI. II, I2: NHS I2: Home Ec II Award I2 PAUL DeLOTT Wreslling io, Ii, I2 PETER DeLOTT Boys' Slale II, Spanish CI. IO, II, I2: SHS II, I2, Pres. I2: Bela Club CI. II, I2: InIerac'r II, I2: JA IO: SPOKE Conference II: Class Rep. I2: Sludenl' Council I2 GEORGE MARK DENNIS Inreracr II: Speech Conlesl II, I2: Senior Play I2: Conlesr Play I2: Times Sralf I2: Talenr Show II: Bela CI. I2: Times Radio Day I2 HAROLD EUGENE DENNISTON JR. Baskelball IO, II, I2: Baseball IO, II, I2: Prom Courl I2 LINDA SUE DEVERS Business CI. I2 20I JOHN EDWARD DOYLE Mixed Chorus IO, II, IZ: Chanreurs IO, Il, IZ: Regional Chorus IO JOAN CAROL DUNCAN French Cl. IO: Class Rep. I I JOHN THOMAS EARL Wreslling I I, IZ: Bela CI. IZ WILLIAM C. EDMONDS Baslcelball IO, Il VICKI CARLOTTA ELLENBURG Business CI. IZ BEVERLY ANN PAIN Traclc IZ: Times Slall IZ: P. E. Circus I I ROGER SCOTT FALK Arl CI. IZ SHOKRIE FARHAT French CI. IO KAREN ELIS FASSAS Lalin Award II: Bela CI. IZ: Sludenl Council IZ: Marquis Slall IZ JULIA GAY FINNIE Lalin CI. IO, Il, Vice Pres. II: Charm- elfes II: FTA II, IZ: NHS Il, IZ, Parl. I2 ERNEST LEE FLETCHER Band IO, II, IZ: All-Slale Band IZ: Bela CI. IZ: Key CI. IZ: Prom King IZ GLENNA AUBIN FOSTER Band IO, II, IZ: All-Regional Band II IZ: Bela CI. IZ: Isl Allendanl Io Prom Oueen IZ SUE LYNN FOWLER French CI. IO, II: MAT II, IZ, Pres. IZ: Bere cl. ii, IZ: NHS 12: eym- naslics I I: Powder Pull Foolball I I, IZ: FTA II, IZ: Sfudenl Council IO: Class Rep. IZ: Prom Comm. II: Ring Dinner Comm. IZ: Senior Play Dancer IZ TERRY DON FOWLER Baseball IO, Il GRANT CECIL FOX JR. Chanleurs II, IZ: Bela CI. Il. IZ: 202 Phyllis Marshall And lun II French Cl. IO, II: All-Slale Chorus II, IZ: lnleracl II, IZ: Regional Chorus II: Madrigal II, .IZ: Sludenl Council II, IZ, Vice Pres. IZ: Baccalaureale Or- ganisl IO, II, IZ JACQUELINE RHEA FOX Business CI. IZ, Treas. IZ: Charmelles IZ: Girls' Choir II: Soph. Choir IO NANCY MARGARET FREEMAN Powder Pulf Foolball IO: Traclc IO: Spanish CI. IO: Business Cl. IZ CHERYL ANN FROEHLICH Pep Club I I, IZ: Business Cl. IZ STEVEN GARY FUGETT Wreslling IO PEGGY MARIE GAMBLE Decca CI. I I, IZ, Sec. IZ ROBERT R. GARDNER JR. French Cl. IO: Bela Cl. II, IZ: MAT IZ JAMES SHERMAN GARLAND Bela Cl. IO, II, IZ: NHS IZ: SHS IZ: Slh in Slale Spanish Exam LYNN CAROL GARR Sludenl Council IO SANDRA GIBSON Class Rep. IO, II, IZ: Bela Cl. II, IZ: NHS II, IZ: SHS II: Spanish Club IO, II: MAT II, IZ: FTA II, IZ, Sec. IZ: Prom Comm. I I: Ring Dinner Comm. IZ ALVIN PAUL GREATHOUSE Foolball IO, II, IZ: Wreslling IO, II IZ SHARON ANN GREEN Business Club IZ DELORES JEAN GRIMES Pep Cl. II, IZ: Business CI. IZ: Prom Comm. I I DONNA MAE GRIMM Bela CI. II, IZ: Business Cl. IZ: Co- Op Program I2 PATSY JEAN GULLETT FTA IO JANET SUZANNE HADDEN Prom Comm. I I: Senior Play I2: Kara: CI. IZ G HERBERT STEVEN HAMMOND Baseball IO, II, IZ: Baslcelball IO, II: L cl. lo, ii, IZ: ECA ii, iz: Prom ii Courl IZ CI DEBRA JEAN HANEY SLI Business Cl. IZ li NICKOLAUS C. HANNA Key CI. IO, II: L Cl. IO, II, IZ: -E. FCAlI,IZ:TennisIO, Il,l2 IIC li: CORLISS HANSON Iill Soph. Choir IO: Charmelles II, I2: lf? Sludenl Council II, IZ: Bela Cl. Il, IZ III ILC RITA JOE HARBERSON Ill Pep CI. IO, I I Illl LAURA ANNE HATCH lllff Fr. CI. IO, ll, IZ: Lalin Cl. II, IZ: Medical Cl. IO: Teens Who Care II: y Class Rep. IZ: Times Slall IZ: Bela Cl. llll' IZ: NHS IZ: Laurel Edilor IZ: Lalin III Medalisl IZ :lil l,i. lillli' EDITH WILSON HATFIELD Iliire Band IO, ll, IZ: Lalin- Cl. IO, II, IZ, V596 Pres. IZ: NHS II, IZ: Bela CI. II, IZ: Iirg DAR Cilizenship Award IZ: Ela Sigma IIIGE Phi Lalin Award IZ '-'Ili . II REBECCA LEA HEMBREE Speech Feslival II, IZ: Class Rep. IO: IIICNE McAIpin's Teen Board I I, IZ: Fr. CI. IO: lfcszf- L. Times Slall IZ: Bela Cl. II, IZ, Treas. IZ: Debale II: Prom Comm. II: Arch- bearer II: Laurel Slall II: Senior Play llllw Dancer IZ: McAIpin's Teenboard Award llesgs. and Scholarship IZ fill, ill-5. MYRA SUZANNE HANDERSON M Powder Pull Foolball IO, II, IZ: Span. lilly: CI. II: Bela Cl. II, IZ: Traclc IO, ll iinlqi WANDA PAYE HENRY I Iliig, Y-Teens IO: Business Cl. IZ ' Fiirffif II: MARK WALLACE EIERRICK Scilly Arl Cl. I I II- Jo ELLEN HERRON Iii.. Orcheslra IO, II, IZ, Pres. IZ: Fr. Cl- g Cr II II Cheuvront Are Salutcitoriuns IO: Sludenlr Council II, IZ: Tennis IO: All-Slale Orch. IO, II, IZ: SPOKE Con- ference II: Senior Play IZ: Girls' Slale ll: Junior Miss Pageanl IZ: Bela CI. I I, IZ, Sec. IZ: Conlesl Play IZ: Speech Conlesl IZ: Cenlral Ky. Youlh Orch. IO, II, IZ: Danlorlh Foundalion Award IZ: Orcheslra Service Award IZ CATHERINE LESLIE HOGE SHS IO, II, IZ: Bela CI. II, IZ: Span. CI, IO, II: McAIpin's Teen Board IO, II: Sludenl Council IO: Class' Rep. II: Prom Comm. I I RICHARD LANE HOGUE Lalrin CI. I I, IZ: Lalin Award I I JEFFREY WILLIAM HOLMAN Deca CI. IZ BRANDA SUSAN HONICAN Fr. CI. II: MAT II, IZ: Bela CI. II, IZ: NHS IZ MARK ERIC HORMAN Wreslling II, IZ RALPH WILLIAM I-IOSKINS MAT IZ: Bela CI. II, IZ: Inleracl II, IZ: Marquis Slall II, IZ: Boys' SIaI'e II: Fr. CI. IO: Baslcelball IO: Nalional Merir Lelfler of Commendalion IZ: Nalional Sociely of Professional Engi- neers Scholarship IZ: Who's Who Among American High School Sludenls IZ: Gradualion Usher II: Teen of The Ylgeelc IZ: Danforlh Foundalion Award MICHAEL RAY I'IOUP I Cross-Counlry IO, II: Traclc IO, II, IZ VICKI LYNN HUGHES Cheerleader II, IZ: Pep CI, II, l23 Befa Cl- ll. IZ: NHS I I, IZ: Gymnaslics IO: Prom Courl IZ VICKI CAROL HUNSINGER Pep CI. I I ANN LYLE JACKSON IIGIIH CI. IO: Powder Pull Foolball IO, VJ. I2: Bela CI. II, IZ: Boolslore Corlcer II, IZ: Tennis IO, II: Prom Cfmm- I-I: Graduarion Usher II: L . II, Ring Dinner Comm. IZ -IIOY LAVERNE JACKSON HA IO. II. IZ: Charmelles ii, IZ MARIANNA JACKSON Senior Play IZ: Conlesl Play IZ: Speech Feslival IZ: Foolball Slal. II: Bela CI. I I, IZ: Span. CI. IO RONNIE WINSTON JACKSON JA IO, II, IZ JAMES LEE JOHNSON Foolloall IO, IZ: Fr. CI. IO JUDY RAE JOHNSON Sludenl Council IO, II, IZ: Girl of Ihe Monlh IZ: Znd Allendanl Io Prom Oueen IZ NANCY JEAN JOHNSON Pep Cl. IO, II, IZ: Prom Comm. II: Powder Pull Foolball I I, IZ KATHLEEN MARIE JOHNSTON Pep CI. II, IZ: Traclc II: Powder Pull Foolball I I STEPHANIE JOINER NHS II, IZ: Bera CI. II, IZ: MAT II. IZ JERRY LYNN KELLY Sludenl Council IO: Fr. CI. IO ROBERT SHANNON KELLY Band IO. II, IZ GARY ALLEN KEMPER Class Rep. II, IZ: Sludenl Council IO: Prom Comm. I I MARGIE RUTH KENDRICK Deca CI. II, IZ, Treas. IZ: Deca Oueen IZ HELEN MARIE KENNEY Lalin Cl. IO: Pep Cl. IO, II: Business CI. I I, IZ: Prom Comm. I I SHEILA J. KURTZ Deca I I, IZ PHILLIP R. LACY Foolball II, IZ STANFORD HAYDEN LAMPE Lam, CI, IO: Class Rep. IO, II: Sludenl Council IO, II, IZ: Span. CI. II: Inler- agf II: Debale II, IZ: Times Slalf IZ. Assislanl Ed. IZ: Cross Counlry IO, II: Archbearer II: Speech Feslival IZ MARSHALL E. LANGLEY JR. Foolball IO, II, IZ: Baseball IO, II: Sludenl Council IO: Prom Comm. II DEBORAH ANNE LARKIN Cheerleader IO, II, IZ: Fr. CI. IO, II: Bela Cl. II, IZ: Jr. Class Treas.: Sr. Class Vice-Pres.: Valenline Oueen II: Prom Comm. II: Prom Courl IZ CATHY ANN LAVENDER Soph. Choir IO: Charmelles II, IZ, Treas. IZ: Madriqals II, IZ: Senior Play Dancer IZ: Regional Chorus II: P. E. Circus IO:VocaI Music Award IZ MARK ALLEN LAWLESS Sludenl Council IO. II, IZ: Track II, IZ: Senior Play IZ: Senior Play Dancer IZ JUDITI'I MAE LAWSON Girls' Choir IO: Pep Cl. II, IZ: Business Cl. II, IZ, Sec. IZ ANNA LOUISE LEACH Traclc II, IZ WILLIAM LESTER LEGG Foolball IO, II, IZ: Wreslling IO, II, IZ: In'rerac'r II, IZ: All-Slale Chorus IZ: Mixed Chorus IO, II, IZ: Bela Club II, IZ THOMAS DEMINE LENAHAN Foolball IO, IZ: Soph. Class Sec.: Sr. Class Treas.: FCA II, IZ, Treas. IZ: Prom Courl IZ DEBRA KAY LENNEN Business CI. IZ DIANA LEAH LIGHTNER Office Worlcer IO LINDA CAROL LINK Span. Cl. IO, II, IZ, Vice-Pres. II, Pres. IZ: Bela CI. II, IZ: Class Rep. IO, II: Archbearer II: Prom Comm. II: Pep Cl. II, IZ: Marquis Slalf IZ: Powder Pull Foolball I I: JA IO TERESA JEAN LITTLETON Span. CI. IO: Traclc II: Prom Comm. II: FHA IO, II: Cheerleader IZ: Pep Cl. IZ: Gymnaslics IO, Il, IZ: Prom Courl IZ 203 Steve Case, Tom Cunningham, And K ALICE MARIE LITTRAL Track IO: STudenT Council IZ: BeTa CI. I I, IZ: Prom Comm. I I CONNIE LEE LOCKE Girls' Choir II, IZ: Business CI. IZ CHARLOTTE GAIL LOVINGS Business CI. IZ, Pres. IZ: Co-Op Pro- gram IZ PAMELA SUE LOWERY Pep CI. I I: Business CI. IZ WILLIAM STEPHEN LOWERY BeTa CI. II, IZ! NHS IZ: MAT II, IZ: Chanfeurs II, IZ: Key CI. IZ: Laurel S+aTT IZ: Karafe CI. IZ: Nafional Meri'r LeTTer of CommendaTion IZ! Who's Who Among American High School STudenTs IZ: ESU Exchange STuden+ II BEVERLY JEAN LOY Be+a CI. II, I2 ANNE MALIN LYON Prom Comm. I I ROY MABSON JR. Fr. CI. II: Band II: Mixed Chorus II DENISE ANN MacDONALD Span. CI. IO: Business CI. IZ SHIGERU MAEDA InTeracT IZ: 4H Aufomofive CI. IZ CAROL ANN MAHONEY Business Cl. IZ BARBARA LOU MAINES Fr. cl. lo, in BeTa cl. li, IZ: MAT II. IZ: NHS II, IZ: Speech Fesfival IO, II, IZ: ConI'esT Play II, IZ: Senior Play IZ: Charme'r'res IZ: Girls' S'ra're I I: Jr. Miss Scholasfic Award IZ: Mixed Chorus IZ: Class Rep. IZ: French Speech Con'res'r IO: Graduafion Usher II: Who's Who Among American High School STudenTs IZ: PiIo'r Club Award IZ BERNICE S. MANER Leian cl. lo, II: Pep cl. il, 12, Befa cl. 11, 12, MAT ii, 12, Times s+e:f 12: NI-IS T21 FTA IZ , VICKI CAROL MARION Pep CI. IO, II: Span. CI. II: Class Rep. I I PHYLLIS ANN MARSHALL Soph. Choir IO, Treas. IO! Medical Cl- IO: STaTe Vocal Music Con.Tes'r IO, II. l2g Class Rep. IO: All Regional Chorus II: Madrigal II: LHS Soil Conservahon Essay Winner II: BeTa Cl. II, IZ! MAT II, IZ: STaTe lnsTrumenTaI Music Con- TesT IO, II, IZ: CharmeTTes II, IZ. Sec. IZ: NHS II, IZ, Treas. IZ: Band IO, II, IZ: OrchesTra IZ: All Regional Band IZ: STudenT Council IZ: Teen of The Week IZ: Who's Who Among American High School STudenTs IZ: OuTsTandin.g Teenagers of America IZI Oufslranding High School STudenTs IZ: American Legion Auxiliary Award IZ! SaIuTaTorian IZ DEBORAH MARY MASON Span. CI. IO, II, IZ, Pres. II: SHS IO, II, IZ, Vice Pres. IZ: Speech Fesfi- val IO, II, IZ: Debajre IZ: NHS II, IZ, Sec. IZ: Befa Cl. II, IZ, Pres. IZ: STudenT Council IO, II: Prom Comm. II: Senior Play IZ: MAT IO, II, IZ? Sr. Class Sec.: Laurel STaTf IZ: UK Juniors Conference II: Who's Who Among American High School Sfudenfs IZ: GraduaTion Usher II: Ring Dinner Comm. IZ: 4Th in STaTe Spanish TesT IZ: American Legion OraToricaI ConTesT II: OpTimis'r YouTh Appreciafion Week Award IZ: OuTsTanding Teenagers of America IZ: FacuITy Cup IZ: Bausch -Lomb Award IZ: EasTern UniversiTy Scholarship and Leadership Award IZ: ValedicTorian IZ CAROL LYNN McCONNELL Span. CI. IO: BeTa Cl. II, IZ: Pep CI. IO, II, IZ, Sec. IZ: Powder Puff FooT- ball II, IZ:Tennis IO, II PARTICK NEIL McCONNELL FooTbaII II, IZ: STudenT Council IO: Class Rep. IZ DORIS FAYE McDONALD Fr. CI. II, IZ: BeTa Cl. II, IZ: MAT II, IZ: Track IO, II, IZ: NHS IZ: Prom Comm. II: GraduaTion Usher II: Speech Fes'rivaI IZ: Who's Who Among American High School STudenTs IZ: Senior Play IZ MARILYN JEAN McKENZIE La'rin CI. IO, II: Pep CI. IO: Nafional LaTin Exam II: Times Siaff IZ: Prom Comm. II: American WaTer Works Scholarship IZ DONNA KAYE McNABB Fr. CI. IOI BeTa Cl. I I, IZ JACKIE NEAL McRAY Typing Award IO: Class Rep. II: Prom Comm. I I: BeTa Cl. II, IZ JOHN DOWNING MEYERS MAT IO, II, IZ: LaTin CI. IO: Fr, Cl, IO, II, IZ, Pres. II: Fr. Award IO, II, IZ: LaTin Award IO: OuTsTanding Chem- isfry STudenT IO: Be'ra Cl. II, IZ: Nl-IS II, IZ: Pres. IZ: InTerac'r II, IZ, Sec, II, Pres. IZ: InsTiTuTe on InTerna+i0n5I RelaTIon II: Boys' STaTe II: DAR HisTory Award I I: Harvard Book Award II: OuTsTanding Junior Boy II: Gradu- aTion Usher II: Jaycees Ou'rsTanding Young Lexinglronian II: S'raTe Juni0r'5 Conference II: Nafional French TesT, lsT in STaTe French IV: Teen of The Week IZ: Nafional MeriT Scholarship IZ: NaTionaI Council of Teachers of English Award IZ: Oufsfanding Teen- agers of America IZ: Who's Who Among American High School STuden'rs IZ: SocieI'y of American High School STudenTs IZ: 3rd in MAT TesT IZ: Board of EducaTion Curriculum Advisory Comm. IZ: UK Alumni Associaiion Award IZ: Ky. Professional Engineers Award IZ: VaIedicTorian MELISSA MARCILLE MILLER Girls' Choir II, IZ PAUL DOUGLASS MITCHELL Baskefball: Track KATHY LYNN MOLER Span. CI. IO, I I: BeTa CI. II, IZ JAMES CURTIS MOONEY Cross-CounTry IO BARRY CARTER MOORE Sfudenf Council II: In+erac+ CI. IZ: Karafe CI. IZ RHONDA ELAINE MORGAN Lafin CI. IO: Track IO NANCYJO MUNN Befa CI. II, IZ: NHS II, IZ: Fr. CI. II, IZ RICHARD EARL NALLINGER FooTbaII IO: Gymnaslrics IO, Il. IQ? lnTerac'r II, IZ: Befa CI. II, IZ! MAT ii, 12, Fr, cl. li, T21 French I Award um: Il f'33i'Iz-1 33. 'I-C... H, .D A ' I .- I . I I' rl. u If I ,- ip . 1 . nr, Ai ii' I ' I .I , .I wif . I ll I g I Kaye Craft Lead Marching Generals llg NHS IZ: Sludenl Council IO, II, IQ, Pres. IZ: Boy ol Ihe Monlh IZ: Oplimisl Teen Apprecialion Week Award IZ: Exchange Club Boy ol Ihe Monlh IZ: Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Sludenis IZ: Facully Cup IZ: Prom Courl IZ EILEEN SOPHIE NEAL Track IO: Orcheslra IO, II, IZ: Ger. CI. Il JANET LEIGH NEFF Span. CI. IO: FHA IZI L CI. ll: Pep CI. IO, II, IZ: Business CI. II, IZ: Bela Cl. ll, IZ: NHS IZ: Cheerleader IO, II, IZ: McAIpin's Teen Board II, IZ: Who's Who Among American High School Sludenls IZ: Belly Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award IZ: Senior Play Dancer IZ: Prom Comm. II: Business and Professional Woman's Club Award IZ: Prom Courl IZ: Over- all Home Economics Award IZ GARY DALE NORSWORTHY Key CI. IZ: MAT IZ PATRICIA ANN OAKLEY Fr. Cl. IZ MICHAEL DAVID O'DOWD Key CI. ll, IZ, Treas. IZ: Lalin CI. IO REBECCA MAE OVERSTREET Fr. CI. IO: Sludenl Council IO: Powder Pull Foolball IZ: Pep CI. IO: Track IO: Class Rep. IO: Prom Comm. II: Bela CI. IZ: Senior Play Dancer IZ: Girl ol The Monlh IZ: Marquis Slaii IZ: Office Worker I I JEFFREY LYNN PALMER Band IO, II, IZ: Track IZ: Sludenl Council IZ WANDA SUE PARKE Lalin CI. IO, II, IZ: FTA IZ: Prom Comm. ll ALAN-L. PARKER II Swmmine Il, IZ: Times siaff ii, IZ EUSSELL FRANKLIN PARKS JR. Oolball IO, II, IZ' Baseball IO IZ' WISSTIIPQ I I: Prom Courl IZ I I EIMOTHY LOUIS PARKS and IO. Il, IZ: Grenadier Band II, IZ? Pep Band IZ: JA IO, II, IZ, Pres. IZ: NJROTC Plaloon Commander IZ: SPOKE Conference II: Lalin CI. II- Library Worker IO, II, IZ: Times Slall I I, IZ TIMOTHY SAMUEL PARSONS Class Rep. IZ KAREN SUE PEASE Lalin- CI. IO: Prom Comm. I I WILLIAM DALE PERRY Foolball IO: NJROTC Company Com- mander IZ: NJROTC Drill Team Masler IZ: SAR Award IZ MARY LYNN PHILBRICK Jr. Class Vice-Pres.: Sludenl Council IO, II: Span. CI. IO: Class Rep. IO, IZ: Bela CI. II, IZ: Gradualion Usher Il: :Powder Pull Foolball II, IZ: Prom Comm. II: Ring Dinner Comm. IZ: Bookslore Worker IO, II, IZ: Isl Al- Iendanl Io Homecoming Oueen ELIZABETH KAY PHILLIPS Band IO, II, IZ: Office Worker II, IZ WILLIAM BURNAM POPE Wreslling IO, Il, IZ: Golf IO, II, IZ: Inleracl Il, IZ: Bela CI. Il, IZ: Slu- denl Council II: Baccalaureale Usher II: Gradualion Usher II: Fr. CI. II STEPHEN MICHAEL PORTER Foolball IO, Il, IZ: Prom Comm. II DAVID BURR POWELL Tennis II, IZ: Swimming II: Inleracl II, IZ: Bela CI. II, IZ: Times Slalf IZ: Gradualion Usher I I: MAT IZ EDITH CAROL PRINTERS Girls' Choir I I BYRON STEVE PRUITT Foolball IO, II, IZ: Baccalaureale Usher II: Sludenl Council IZ: FCA IZ: Wreslling I I JUDY DALE PRUITT Soph. Choir IO: Girls' Choir II, IZ ONNIE SUE PUSEY B . Soph. Choir IO: GIVIS' CPOIV Ili BUS ness CI. IZ JOHN FREEMAN RAMSEY Band IO, II: Senior Play IZ: Speech Feslival IZ LISA ORA RANKINS Girls' Choir II: P. E. Circus II: Talenl Show I I, IZ CECIL DONNELLY RAWLINGS Band IO: Cross-Counlry I I: Talenl Show I I, IZ: Conlesl Play IZ LUCIA CAROL RAZOR Track IO: Cheerleader IO, IZ: Prom Comm. I I: P. E. Circus IO KIM PAMELA REBSAMEN Er. CI. IO, I I, IZ: Bela CI. Il, I2 JOAN GALE REED Business Cl. IZ PATRICIA LOU REED Deca II, IZ THEODORE CHRIS REGO Lalin CI. IO: Times Slall II, IZ, Edilor IZ: MAT II, IZ: Bela CI. Il, IZ: NHS I I, Z: Lalin Medalisl IZ STEVEN EDWARD RICE Lalin CI. IO: Span. CI. II: Sludenl Council IO: Class Rep. IO, II: Mixed Chorus II, IZ: Chanleurs II, IZ, Pres. IZ: Madrigal II, IZ: Regional Chorus II, IZ: Slale Vocal Music Con-'resl II, IZ: Vocal Music Award IZ: Bela CI. Il, IZ: Key CI. Il, IZ, Pres. IZ PAULA RAYE RICHARDSON Er. CI. II, IZ: Bela CI. Il, IZIIEHA IZ, Reporler IZ: Times Slaii IZ JOHN HERBERT RIGGS Band IO, Il, IZ: Color Guard IO: Pep Band IZ: Grenadier Band ll, IZ: Book- slore Worker II, IZ: Key CI. ll, IZ DONNA RAE RION NHS II, IZ: Bela CI. II, IZ: MAT Il, IZ: Class Rep. IZ: McAIpin's Teen Board Award and Scholarship I I CANDACE CORRINE ROLLINGS Senior Play IZ: Conlesl' Play II, IZ: All Regional Casl II, IZ: Speech Feslival ll, IZ: Beia CI. IZ: Fr. CI. IZ: Girls' Slale II: Junior Miss Pageanl IZ: JA IO, II: Talenl Show II: Sludenl-Facully Advisory Comm. IZ: Sfudenf Council IZ: Archbearer II: Pilof Club Award IZ MARGUERITE CAROLYN ELIZABETH ROOT Befa CI. II, IZ: Fr. CI. IO, II, IZ: MAT IO, II, IZ, Sec. IZ: FTA Z: Teens Who Care I I: Track II: Laural Sfaff IZ JANET ANNE ROSE Business CI. IZ: Typing II Award IZ PATRICIA GAYLE ROSE Befa CI. IZ: Business CI. I2 PAMELA JOYCE ROWE Befa CI. II, IZ: NHS IZ: SHS IZ JANICE CAROL RUSHING Business CI. IZ, Hisforian IZ DALE ALAN SANFORD Befa CI. II, IZ CAROLYN JANE SAVAGE Befa CI. Il, IZ: Archbearer II: Prom Comm. II: Graduafion Usher II: Speech Fesfival IZ: Senior Play IZ JAMES MICHAEL SAYRE Foofball IO, II, IZ: Track IO, II: Wresfling IZ: FCA II, IZ, Pres. IZ: L CI. I I: Prom Courf IZ TERRANCE JEFFREY SCHIMMEL Foofball Manager IO: Class Rep. IO: Sfudenf Council II: Times Sfaff IZ KATHY FAYE SCOLF Befa CI. I I, IZ: Business CI. IZ YVONNE SCOTT Span. CI. IO: Pep CI. IO, II, IZ, Vice Pres. IZ: Track IO, IZ: Powder Puff Foofball II, IZ: Senior Play Dancer IZ: Foofball Sfafisfician. I I BARBARA JEAN SEBASTIAN FI-IA IO, II PATRICIA ARLENE SEBASTIAN Befa CI. II, IZ: FHA II: Graduafion Usher I I ALICE HUNT SHANKLIN Fr. CI. IZ: Class Rep. IZ 206 Graduation Leads To Service II DEBRA LUCILLE SHARFF Pep CI. IO, II, IZ, Pres. IZ: Foofball Sfafisfician II: Track IO, II, IZ: Powder Puff Foofball II, IZ: Senior Play Dancer 2: Arf CI. IZ: Prom Comm. II: Swim- ming II: Times Sfaff IZ: Typing Award IO: 3rd place in Woman's Club Sfyle Show II, IZ ROGER WILLIAM SHEARER Gymnasfics IZ DONNA SUE SHELTON Business CI. IZ REGENO DORIS SHENWILL Band IO, I I, IZ: Prom Comm. II MELISSA SUE SHEPHERD Befa CI. II, IZ MARTHA LOU SHORT Befa CI. II, IZ: Debafe IZ: Sfudenf Council IO: Engineering Drawing Award IZ WAYNE ARTHUR SIBLEY Track IO: Cross-Counfry IO, II DENNIS MURRILL SILLS Band IO, II, IZ: Color Guard Com- mander IO: Grenedier Drum Major IZ CLAUDIA SUE SINGER Pep CI. IO, II, IZ: Lafin CI. IO: Arf CI. IZ: Prom Comm. I I CHARLES FRANK SMITH Foofball II, IZ: Booksfore Worker IZ: L CI. II, I2 ROBERT GENE SMITH Foofball IZ NANCY ANN SMOROSKE Y-Teens IO: Business CI. IZ CYNTHIA JUNE SORRELL Tennis IO, IZ: Sfudenf Council IO, II IZ, Vice Pres. II: MAT II, IZ: Befa CI. II, IZ: NHS II, IZ: SHS IO: ESU Sfudenf Exchange fo Scofland II: Of- fice Worker IZ: Infer-School Sfudenf Council II, IZ, Sec. IZ: Marquis Sfaff II, IZ: SPOKE Conference IZ: Who's Who Among American High School Sfudenfs IZ: Teen of fhe Week IZ: Girl of fhe Monfh IZ: Alfrusa Club Award IZ: Fayeffe Co. Drug Educafion Comm. IZ ALMA LOUISE SPARKS Business CI. IZ DONNA RAE SPEARS P. E. Circus II: Office Worker I2 JOYCE ELAINE SPEARS Girls' Choir I I: Mixed Chorus I2- Talenf Show I I ' BELINDA SUE SPRINGER FTA II: Girls' Choir II: Mixed Chorus, IZ: Charmeffes IZ: Library Worker IZ JULIA LANGLEY SPURLOCK Girls' Choir I I, IZ, Pres. IZ DEBRA PROFITT STAMPER Tennis IZ: FHA IZ SANDRA GAIL STAMPER Business CI. IZ: Library Worker IZ ANNETTE MARIE STEVENS Sfudenf Council Il, IZ: Prom Comm. I I: Senior Play IZ EVERETT SIDNEY STEVENS Ger. CI. II: Wresfling Manager IZ JEAN MARSHALI- STURGILL Office Worker IZ DIANE ARLENE SUFFRIDGE Band IO, II, IZ: Soph. Choir IO: Mixed Chorus IZ: Charmeffes IZ: Orchesfra IZ: Befa CI. II, IZ: NHS II, IZ: Teen of fhe Week IZ: AII-Sfafe Band IZ: Nafional Meril' Finalisf IZ: Vocal Music Award IZ JUDY KAY SUTTON Office Worker I I ALICIA GAYLE SWEENEY Befa CI. II, IZ LOUISE SWEENEY n Band IO, II, IZ: Soph. Choir IO! Orchesfra IZ I DISH Irs' IIICI laser IQ: i Ed I, IESSI Peoi C II IIIIII Iefa I SIISII Pep Q ol IIE IIAIIE Slide: Ofliqg ur Girls' IICQIA CHI: SWIITU' CI. II IEIIII Idilel I2 Io. . III Marriage, Jobs, And College WALTER SYKES CGESDIETEI Ig L CI. I I: Cross-Counlry Ill IZ: Baseball II, I2 ELAINE TACKETT gfliiglefiil Council IO: Class Rep. IO, IZ: Tennis IO, II, IZ: Senior Play DanCel' IZ. Qgrls' Choir IZ: Bela CI. II, IZ: Homecoming Oueen IZ: Marquis Slall IZ: Prom Courl IZ: Driver Ed Award IZ SRIPONG THANAPURA Karale CI. IZ JUNE YVONNE THOMAS Pep Cl. IO SYBILJANE THOMAS Bela Cl. II, IZ: MAT IZ DEBORAH ANN TRAMMELL Business Cl. IZ: Bela CI. IZ VICTOR WAYNE TRAVIS Baseball IO, II, IZ: Baslcelball IO, Il, IZ: Eoolball II: Prom Courl IZ: Driver Ed Award IZ JESSICA LEE UNDERWOOD Pep Cl. IO, II: Business CI. IZ: L CI. II, IZ:TraCI4 IO, II JAMES PREWITT UTTERBACK Bela CI. II, IZ SUSAN LEE Vanl-IOOSER Pep CI. IO: Senior Play Dancer IZ: Girl ol The Monlh IZ MARGARET JAYNE VAUGHN Sludenl Council IO: Bela CI. Il, IZ: Ollice Worlcer I I CARIOLE LYNN VINCENT EIVIS Choir IZ: Bela CI. II, IZ: OI- 'Ce Woflfef IZ: Talenl Show IZ CHARLES HARMQN WADE 5W'mm'f1Q IO. II. 12: MAT ii, iz: Bela Clin, l2:NI-IS IZ KENTON LYNN WADE IESIPTPBII IO: Track IO: Baseball II, CAROL LARUE WALLACE Er. Cl. IO: Span. Cl. II: SHS IZ: Bela CI. Il, IZ DEBORAH RAYE WALTON Times Slall IZ: Span. Cl. II: Ollice Worlcer II: Gradualion Usher II: Bela CI. II, IZ: Typing Award IO: Times Radio Day I I MICHAEL BARTLEY WANCHIC Eoolball IO, Il, IZ: Mosl Valuable Player IZ: CapIain's Award IZ: Scholar- Alhlele Award IZ: All-Cily Eoolball Team II, IZ: Wreslling IO, II, IZ: Junior Cup II: Soph. Class Treas.: Jr. and Sr. Class Pres. NINA MARIE WANCHIC Marquis Slall IZ: Cheerleader IO, Il IZ: Pep Cl. IO, II, IZ: Tennis IO, II, IZ: Span. CI. IO, II: SHS IZ: Sludenl Council II, IZ: Girls' Slale II: Arch- bearer II: Prom Comm. II: Class Rep. IO, II: SPOKE Conference IZ: Senior Play IZ: Conlesl Play IZ: Prom Courl IZ TERI LEE WAREORD Business CI. IZ STUART HUNT WARNER Marquis Slall IO, II, IZ, Edilor Il, IZ: Sludenl Council IO: Marquis Award IO: Typing Award IO: Baslcelball IO: Ouill and Scroll IO: Soph. Class Vice Pres.: NHS II, IZ: Bela CI. II, IZ: MAT Il. IZ: Baccalaureale Usher II: Gradu- alion Usher II: DAR Hislory ,Award II: Inleracl II, IZ, Vice Pres. Il, IZ: Speech Conlesl IZ: Senior Play IZ: Teen ol: The Weelc IZ: Oulslanding High School Sludenls ol America IZ: Ameri- can Legion Oralorical Conilesl Winner IZ: Boys' Slale II: Class Rep. IZ: Kiwanis Cup IZ: Boy ol The Monlh IZ: Prom Courl IZ BRENDA JOYCE WATTS t span, CI. ii, Gal: io, Ii, IZ: Office Worlcer I I CORDELL WILSON WEATI-IEREOBD JR. Gymnaslics II, IZ: Diving IZ STEVEN FRANCIS WELLS Orcheslra IO, Il, IZ: Key Cl- IZ? Lalflll Cl. IO, I I: Karale CI. IZ LINDA KAREN WEST Span. CI. IO: Pep CI. IO: Bela CI, Il IZ: Soph. chair IO: Girls' choir inf Class Rep. IZ PATRICIA GAIL WHITE Soph. Choir IO: Charmelles II, IZ WILLIAM McGlLL WHITNEL III Deca II, IZ, Pres. IZ ROBERT GORDON WILKINS Bela CI. II, IZ VIRGINIA ROSE WILLETT Band IO, II, IZ: Pep Band IZ: Sluclenl Council II, IZ: Prom Comm. Il: Class Rep. IO, II BELINDA MAE WILSON Bela Cl. II, IZ: Pep CI. IO DONNA SUE WILSON Sludenl Council IO: Bela CI. II, IZ: Prom Comm. I I: Archbearer I I JANET JERVIS WILSON Bela CI. IZ ROBERT DAVID WILSON Eoolball IO, II, IZ: Oulslanding Line- mani IZ: Traclc IO: Wreslling II ROSEMARIE HUTCHINS WILSON Soph. Choir IO: Charmelles I I STEPHEN ARTHUR WINTER Arl CI. IZ: Pres. IZ TERRY LEE WOODRUEE Band IO, II, IZ: Orcheslra IZ JAMES PAUL WRIGHT Baseball IO: Traclc II, IZ: Eoolball II, IZ ELAINE THERESA WOODS Business CI. IZ SHARON DARLENE YEAGER Bela CI. II, IZ NAOMI R. YEOMAN SHS IZ: Office Worlcer IZ 207 Editors nofe, The ideas expressed on fhig page are solely mine and do not represent Lafayette, Miss Harrison, the MARQUIS sponsor, or any other member of the MARQUIS staff.2 The I969-70 school year at Lafayette marked the end of the controversial sixties and brought hope with thenentrance of the seventies. Just prior to the opening of school we were all able to view the greatest television spectacle of all Jhme- Man VVSIIKENQ on the MOOL1. Somehow ag Neil Armstrong uttered, one giant step for a man . . . one could hardly help but ready himself for and :ow a Lcapfour srgonsorz' E . In the first halt of the school year we watched with mixed feelings of amusement and terror, the P'?c'ie mgs 0 9 'Ceg0 even. verett Dirksen, the qrand old man of the Senate, passed away and the New York Mets struck a blow for th-e all of lifes underdogs by taking the powerful Baltimore OnoII'ii1sefodJrla'f:taIll:f'fe.i'cy Zryiterfnfhsazflgiihiiafjdleghd was almost immediately Bttddied by those with 'the first 200 numbers as belffg unfair. Those. with 300 or above seemed +0 fake +I-le whole thing very lightly-a noticeable grin gf conteintment could hardly be concealed from their faces. Those in the middle ' t e lusl, izithnthgobidming of the fall of '69 to the Lafayette Campus, 2I00 eager students began clasgeg with a little something missing from the daily ritual of the educational institution, After at least nine years of schooling it seems only natural for an American student to rise at 8:45 in the morning and recite the Pledge of Allegiance. But on the first day of school, a handful of observants noticed, despite the usual first day' confusion, that nobody at Lafayette High raised his hand over his heart and muttered I pledge allegiance ...-. Wgyhgn e few short days lcounting extended homeroom periods which make actual class time during the first week of school relatively shortl the growing number of socially conscious students increased at an alarming rate and caused an explanation from the administration. i True we are living in an era when flag burning has become popularized but in spite of a multitude of disinterested or disrespectful young students, the body of Lafayette showed it still respected the American flag by marching lwell, gradually assemblingl out on +l,,e front lawn shouting forth the pledge popularized with Mom, the girl next door, and apple pie. The local newspaper rushed to the scene giving our school front page coverage as it 50 aptly did during integration conflicts a year earlier, and few of the flag wavers crowded the front ofthe mob to assure themselves a spot in history. When the smoke cleared lno buildings were burned, that's iust a trite phrasel it turned out that thie school policy had been altered from sayinq the pledge over the intercom to saying it individually in homeroom. Something got lost in the translation however, and, thus, came the famous gradual assembling. All ended well as the Student Council immediately tackled the problem and within a month we were saying the Pledge once more. The pre-Christmas'vacation half of the year proceeded quite smoothly as most of the problems encountered by the I968 redistricting seemed, temporarily at least, calmed down. Students attended football games and sock-hops. The Beta Club cleared S600 on one dance and we finally beat Henry Clay in our annual homecoming event. The senior play and its in- famous cast party were a riot and December at LHS closed out with an all-day music vigil performed by two student teachers, Tom McGoodwin and Jim Richardson. - I Along with Wall-Street, yearbook sales plunged to an all-time low. It's snowing cried an exceptionally perceptive sophomore and snow it did as l970 came to Lexington and Lafayette with an icy blanket and slushy streets. Lafayette students had to force themselves to stay home a grand total of eight days lwe only had to make up six because some higher-up declared two of the days a disaster area or something and those days we got to stay in the cozy confines of home for free, with nothing to do but watch the Beverly Hillbillies in our underwearl because of the dreaded weather. And lust as soon as it seemed like there was not going to be any more snow and we would be able to go out and frolic in green pasturelands or whatever: do you think we had to go back to our classrooms and sit and be bored again? No Sir! The teachers finally decided to start a long awaited strike and we were home free for six more days. But seriously the teachers were well justified in their demands for higher salaries. Kentucky ranks fortieth in the land of prosperity in the average amount paid to its teachers and all of the seven states bordering K-entucky, with the exception of Virginia, pa-y their children's educators more than does the Bluegrass State. lVirginia pays their teachers the same as Kentuckv does. ooorlyl. With higher paying iobs and more opportunities for advancement, many of the highly qualified teachers-to-be coming out of the state's colleges and universities don't find it too heartbreaking to leave their homeland and seek employment elsewhere. Only the university keeps Lafayette supplied with top-grade faculty and yet there are still some areas where our dear alma mater is lacking. A court iniunction eventually sent us back to school again and all of a sudden everybody got very sticky about losing class time for some reason or another. Spring came and with it came one of our nation's tragedies which strikes close to this writer. To avoid controversy I will try to present the facts of the killings at Kent State in a factual manner: Without prior warning the little skirmish in Viet Nam was expanded into Cambodia and was no longer the Viet Nam War but the term Indochina War was quickly revived from the time when Viet Nam was France's problem. At many of our nation's institutions of high learning the students becaem slightly irritated by the Asian proceedings and tended to gather in large groups singing songs of peace or protest. At Kent State University a building was set on fire. At Kent State University four students were killed and ll others were wounded by a unit of National G-uardsmien. This demonstration touched off a fuse around the other colleges in the United States and in manY C5595 the Peaceful gatherings turned to angry riotings. At UK the National Guard was called in and the ROTC Armory went up in smoke. For the most part Lafayette sided with the National Guard, and except for a few heated discussions in classrooms and hallways, the events soon passed from the LHS campus. Spring brought many other pleasanter things. For some it was Iove as many of our students got caught by the marital bug. The new dress code brought to view a lot of knobby kneei and hairy legs but it seiemed to present a more relaxed atmosphere on the grounds of the school which was named for a famous French general. Spring also brought many trophies to the athletic department. The track team took regionel and state championships. The girls' golf team took a regional championship, second place 'U the state meet and Myra Van Hoose was regional and state individual champion. BradleY Switzer's baseball squad won the regional baseball crown for the first time since I96l and lost aH22-innipg decision in the first round of the state tourney. S h I ' .. . . - fheir efdgri S+::+'sci'::joLsIfufiffeajhf 'fl' the 'POVIIKGYS 0Ul'- Yes and It was finally over. Although the underclassmen had to stay a week longer than C-ltd lNine monfylsl isnq, may hoi'o:g'a1?I,akg:s..BT unhl next' Year when somebody else can sit down and try to tell you what happened in the past nine rn0nlI'5' Stuart Warner Editor-in-Chief 208 .r II r mer mm 5'-II .I I I ASQ-' I ..3.III,, .QM : - H' -e.,, ,II -KI hw ' -r.5:1,V: . ' ff-. .II I .II ,. . '-S ,QI ' I. 'w 41' 'Sl' , - 1 he '- 91-. .I.. , I. I. I ' fr,-.,. Mx 1: iii! !'sLI' I : 251 HL ' A'9?+,'A ' s?,.LII' -Qs ,LIN ' -- v'!5'Q: . .I . . :WM .,II I - 5:i'11'., y It' . V'1-'J. ., I, wp, ' .,'1I,.g,I ' E.. III ' 'X-j 1, cf :.I ,,gI ' -f im.. 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