Lafayette High School - Marquis Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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Showing great enthusiasm, the cheer- leaders take their traditional ride around the field at half-time. Junior class members show their dedication to Lafayette by participat- ing in the float competition. Jennifer Wilson and Grant Goodlett take time outfrom watching the game to pose for a picture. J. Palmer Homecomingf15

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Halloweeners Haunt Hall Lafayette students once again showed their traditional school spirit as they donned all sorts of wierd and exciting costumes for Halloween Dress Up Day. Winning the contest were Jamil Rishi, JR Tribble, and Steve Rardin with their grand entrance, dressed as gang- sters, in a '39 Cadillac. As usual, there were some students who did not want to participate-big in the apathy department, low in the school spirit one. But for those who did, it was great: a chance to be wierd for the day and not have to make excuses for acting that way! Among those decked out in costumed attire were Mona i for 69' 16!Halloween Alan Thomas' Fruit of the Loom Grape costume proves to be original. Taylor, Debbie Myers, and Shannon Kelly as pregnant nuns. In fact, the religious community got a lot of repre- sentation this year as John Buzzard dressed as a priest, and Tom Sterrett also dressed as a nun. No one came as God though. Angie Will came dressed in the other religious extreme-a red devil. John Logan, dressed as a school nerd, was accompanied by his mother and father, Gina Pakner and Tim LeRoy. Then there were the nature- theme dressers: angel Dye- house as a colorful flower, Courtney Elam as a bumble bee. The most popular costumes this year involved some type ' .. E, Haynes Shannon Kelly, the pregnant mm takes time out to pose for a picture with Father John Buzzard, of animal motif-in particular the bird kingdom, ranging from the chicken iLee Hud- sonb and a bird iJennifer Mooreb to a duck tJulie Byarsb and an Opus relative-a pen- guin tKay Fockleb. There were also the men dressed as women, women dressed as men, the Amazon woman, the Fruit of the Loom grape, clowns, a Pepsi can CJu- lie Bentonj, Dolly Parton, nurses tguys in dragb, and punk rockers. And so another Halloween passed, taking with it the strange costumes and beha- viors from the halls of LHS. Well not exactly you can actually find those any day of the school year. 0 C Elam Taking first prize for the best cos- 2 tume, this trio keeps the situation un- der Control. E .1 r. 1 1 I ll u gh I tn -r r 4 N-- THE, lat. v 4