Lafayette High School - Marquis Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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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

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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