Lafayette High School - Marquis Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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With The Autumn Comes A Gradual Sei tlir19 3,32 me ,

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.,..-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.

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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.