Lafayette High School - Marquis Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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Weekend Experiences . . . by JONI TACKETT AT The age oT sixTeen a high school Tor his driver's license. IT is Trom This poinT generally ThaT males and Temales alike leap buT someTimes TrusTraTing advenTures. AlmosT every Teenage girl can The awkwardness oT inTroducing her daTe To her parenTs, wondering if she should open The car door or noT, and walking To The door when The evening is done. Her daTe, oT course, is also in a sTaTe oT Trenzy, Tearing he will commiT a sTudenT is eligible headTirsT inTo exciTing, remember h T ' . . g as ly social error tcommuedy A'Li-.s .LV fs l lfxbovel Candy Franks and Roy Mulberr ' . Y - Dinner commences. lRighTl Chuck Adair anivgizrghogejxbsn Takilelea Ti1roU'ilbRIni hwy a waTer TounTain To Talk. lAbove RighTl Mark Shgphens and Janief Ferea J. sow dance aT a LaTayeT.Te dance. lFar RighTl Debbie STephen5On Soar H hQUs Don Passell gives her swing a push. S lg as I l i' I , 1- 'Sabian I I LJ

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Students Prepare Their Own Schedules lconTinuedl AnoTher innovaTion was made in LaTayeTTe's curriculum: Juniors were able To schedule Themselves Tor all oT Their nexT years' classes. STudenTs chose Their courses and planned The hours in which They desired To Take Them, and on The assigned day They signed up Tor all The classes and arranged Their own schedules. This new meThod eliminaTed much worry, conTusion, and exasperaTion on The parT oT The sTudenTs . . . They were assured oT having The courses They were able To regisTer Tor. Counselors were available To advise sTudenTs on necessary changes and schedule revisions. Though hecTic and unsure oT Themselves, mosT sTudenTs were able To regisTer Tor nearly all oT The courses They had chosen. This year's iuniors were given TirsT choices oT classes, and sophomores were nexT able To regisTer Tor Those courses which had noT been Tilled. - .. -n

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