Lafayette High School - Marquis Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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E 15 50 G X E .5 ' Z 05 595 OO lTopj S.C. members, Bobbie Barnett and Karen Sto ley help repare the Teacher Appreciation Banquet, the llrst of its kind at Lafayette. tlseftl Pres. Karen Stokley displays another new SC idea, the Singing Valentines. IAboveJ Mr. Farnau and Mr. Moore are among the many who enjoy the A preciation Day luncheon. IO p. pg., topl Tallcing advantage of Stuflfvrll Taie-over Day privileges, the counselling of- fice workers take ten, while lopp. pg., b0l1Oml Ieff Gibson tries his hand at teac ing.

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