Lafayette High School - Marquis Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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The individual was discovered this year. It has always existed, but was seldom found. It walked around leaving a mark of sorts to show where it was, and several were left at Lafayette on August 21 when 1800 individuals entered. There were red heads, brunettes, blondes, with blue, grey or brown eyes. The prep, concert T-shirt congregated to leave their mark. What was the mark? A carving in a desk, art, writing on a wall, ath- letic trophies, acting, skid marks, academic achievements, radio blasting, discoveries, variety of jokes, etc. . . . There were so many talents which made Lafayette uni- que. We created the most unique touch to hit Lafayette. The unique individual was a part of each foot- ball game. He or she was found in the stands cheering, or he was on the field tackling, scoring or cheer- ing on his cohorts. The public scene had singular events which affected the individu- als. Ronald Reagan was elected President without the help of Bonzo. J. R. wasn't murdered 2 f Opening -L

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WMF? in gas . j f,,. ' Q ? vi if X WW' sw E because Kristen couldn't aim right. But, someone hit his target - John Lennon. It took away some hopes and dreams of the individual. A yel- low ribbon turned into a beautiful sight as the 53 hostages returned home from captivity in Iran. There were unique events at Lafayette. Homecoming was per- formed twice due to an October rain storm. Jr. Miss was dominated with victories for Lafayette. The senior class started new traditions. The juniors continued to be threat- ened with the fear of no prom, and the Sophomores began to find a place. 4 f Opening -Y if ,Aw