Lafayette High School - Marquis Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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4 l i i , I I i i l l l i E 1 i i i i Q i ! i i i i l 1 F l 3 i 3 i i i i i l i l QF' AFX lfxbovel Junior class officers Rosa Rodriquez, Dana Holbrook, Scoff Davis, and Myra Van l-loose work on decorafions for Junior-Senior Prom. lLower Leffl Three Sfudenf Council offi- cers, Penny Barker, David Mucci, ancl Carla Ro- driquez af a Sfudenf Council meefing. The fourflw officer is Janie Fergus lnof picfuredl. M SW lconllfllli The Cl Course, Them ill replesel spins David ll and lan the lad ChfiSl'm' rerflodgl Educallf TheC The SOP 5pOnqeS Class, al degorah gpencliflf Caps' go! llc rni of Presidi Chairman leaclersliil of making .,.- n A se, l , 1 ii, 'lflllj

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lconTinuedl ln The period oT your iunior year you and your counselor had Talks abouT whaT you inTended To do in The TuTure. The subiecT oT college came up and you Tound yourselT Talking abouT Taking The college enTrance exams. The subiecT oT The exams ran over To The sTarT oT your Tinal year oT high school. Your TuTure now was more in Tocus. ApplicaTions To colleges sTarT and maybe even an accepTance is reTurned. During The year The counseling oTTice arranges meeTings Tor The sTudenTs wiTh represenTaTives oT various colleges. Besides iusT oTTiciaTing over The maTTers oT school, your counselor is Trained To help sTudenTs wiTh Their personal problems. Going To school aTTer college? How awTul. The same old Thing, noT a change aT all. BuT iT is a change - a big one. From siTTing in one oT a massive sea oT desks To siTTing in ThaT one desk in TronT oT The room. From lisTening mosT oT The Time and conTribuTing aT cerTain Times, To conTribuTing mosT oT The Time and lisTening aT cerTain Times. The Teacher -The mosT imporTanT parT oT The classroom. He or she is probably The one Thing ThaT you remember ouT oT The class. Teachers someTimes even make The diTTerence in The class. Their personaliTy, Their enThusiasm, Their concern, and Their undersTanding, all conTribuTe To The welTare and success oT The class. Some sTudenTs are oT The opinion ThaT The Teacher has The easier iob - iusT Teaching whaT is wriTTen in The TexTbook. BuT a loT oT nighT work goes inTo a day's work. Research Tor Tive classes - would you like iT? To Think ThaT Those classes aren'T The same ones all day. DiTTerenT subiecTs, various levels oT inTelligence and progress, are all mixed up inTo one day. lT's a loT oT work. Besides being iusT a Teacher, he or she has To be -a psychologisT. and idealisT and a realisT all aT The same Time. The iob oT a Teacher is To Teach, oT course, buT also To bring ouT any TalenTs ThaT you have, any inTeresT you hold or your special inTelligence in a cerTain Tield. The Teacher comes in conTacT wiTh approximaTely ISO sTudenTs a day. WheTher you realize iT or noT, Teachers inTluence you and are aT a relaTively close relaTionship wiTh you. The sTudenT. lconTinuedl 1 flux I 17

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The Elected Students Student Council Installs New Bicycle Rack lcontinuedl The closest to the students themselves, ot course, are the students they elect to serve them in the Student Council and as their class representatives. Sponsored by Mrs. Beeler and headed by David lvlucci, Carla Rodriguez, Penny Barker, and Janie Fergus, the Council, besides giving the traditional Thanksgiving baskets and Christmas tree, installed a new bicycle rack, remodeled the school sign and attempted New Education Week tor the Seniors. The class otticers took on their usual tasks. The Sophomore Class sold class pins and sponges as money-making projects. The Junior Class, along with the art classes, worked on decorations tor the Prom. The Senior Class prepared tor their graduation all year by spending money, on the ring dinner, invitations caps, gowns, and getting scholarships. No matter whether a person has the position ot President ot the United States or iust the chairman ot a small organization, his leadership is an important part ot the process ot making lite a little easier. - l 5 V .- ff ,eg .1 1 , ' .E .1 IA i z 0' Y lAbovel Sophomore Class otticers sell pins to I a tt e A G dd cassm tes. O ic rs are: nn e es, Rusty Cheuvront, and Heather Black. lLower Rightl Carla Rodriquez and David Mucci work on Stu- dent Council matters in Mrs. Beeler's room. 5 f 'ur l