Lafayette High School - Marquis Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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fllniqueness init Physical Differences PS YCH OLOGI CAL DIF F EREN CES careers, such as welding. Religion reflects a student's own views on morality and enables him to find his own belief in himself and others. A student dresses according to his lifestyle and self-concept. If a girl feels feminine, she might wear a pastel colored dress. Or if she feels exotic she might paint her fing- ernails blaclq Those who desire rustic country attire might resort to jeans and a brightly colored smock top. While jeans might make some girls feel relaxed, dresses cause oth- ers to feel self-conscious. These combinations make-up a student's lifestyle. This style is com- pletely different from anyone elsels. No two students have the same classes, hobbies, religion, concepts, and way of dress. Students are unique.

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Equatlon Of Life Llfestyles - hx BlQTl'l ANN ,lEWELl, . f 1 . . tntlents are unique. lhis nnt- qneness inllnenees sttulents to see tlilferenees in their lrienmls tintl ueqtitiiiitgiiives hy contrasting the-in with their own lifestyles. The interest L1 stumlent pursues is nurtured or destroyed hy his home environinent. This determines whether ballet or shoplifting is ti hobby. While some lifestyles consist of pursuing hobbies, sueh as bullet, other lifestyles are directed toward 4' t 107' . ff' ff, l, 55

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