Lafayette High School - Marquis Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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f. ,,,,, V.-y-ff-,.',--. The Never-Ending Night Anticipation of Homecom- ing started weeks before the actual night. Bids were bought, dinner reservations were made and the perfect Homecoming outfit was sought after as October 3 ap- proached. Student Council, led by vice-president Hollis Gardner, was busy at work planning Homecoming week. This was to be full of fun and excitement for all. Monday was colors day- sophomores wore white, juniors wore red, and seniors wore blueg Tues- day Was Mickey Mouse day, and the halls were filled with anything from Mickey ears to t-shirts bearing the loveable mouse, Wednesday was Jersey day. The three-day Week didn't limit the act activities as a bonfire was held Thurs- day night to get everyone fired 12fHomecoming up for the big game. Powder-puff football, a four-year tradition at La- fayette, gave the guys a chance to sit back and watch while the girls got down and dirty. The Class of '87 had proven their great ability in f'lag-foot- ball as juniors, and as seniors they were out to do it again, despite rough opponents. All the teams showed their spirit and dedication to their classes, but the hard work and long practices paide off for the Seniors, who dominated 28-6. We won because we had ex- perience accompanied by ex- cellent coaching, said win- ning Quarterback Kimey Kyker. Their coaches included Andy Bischoff, John Devney, Bart Fiser, Dan Houlihan, Sunny Mills, Tom Packer, and Brian Sonka. The girls A. Dyehnuse werenlt the only ones who caught the powder-puff fe- ver , as many guys displayed their enthusiasm by cheering their team on. Where to eat was a question asked by Homecoming goers. Columbia's was a hot spot both before and after the game. Cork and Cleaver, The Fifth Quarter, and Rafferty's were also ranked among the favorite places to take a date. At 8:00 the Generals hosted the Campbell County Camels before an anxious crowd in Ishmael Stadium. Halftime arrived too soon even for the crowd, which eagerly awaited the announcement of the Homecoming queen. The court, made up of Leslie Atcher, Missy Estes, Kim Kidwell, Carla Lewis, Gina Palmer, and D.J. Peck, took their traditional ride in con- vertibles. Nervous tension was visible on the faces of the might-be queens as the second runner-up, Missy Estes, and the first runner-up, D.J. Peck, were announced. The deserv- ing Gina Palmer was crowned by last year 's queen, Kelli Wil- liamson, and began her reign as Homecoming queen. The next big event was the parade of the floats. Each dis- played a link to the theme, A Never-Ending Night. Al- though each float expressed originality and hard work, the sophomore float won with the theme Never-Ending Teens. Dan Houlihan and Gina Palmer cele- brate the beginning of their year as Homecoming King and Queen.

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