Lafayette High School - Marquis Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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it of Fast food is an inevitable part of life for the American teenager. Imagine being able to see both Genesis and Bon Jovi concerts in the same year. This was a reality as these acts, plus other popular enter- tainers such as The Pretend- ers, Chicago, George Carlin and Billy Joel came to the area to perform. Movie theaters provided an- other source of quality enter- tainment. Films dealing with topics from romance to the oc- cult were popular. Handsome Tom Cruise starred in Top Gun and sent many teenage girls' hearts a flutter. Night- mare on Elmstreet III , Han- nah and Her Sistersv, and An- gel Heart were some of the other favorites. On smaller screens, La- Article by Carlyn Eames Layout Design by Sara Mason I8fHits K fayette students oiien watched such shows as Kate and Al- lie . Cosby Show and Moonlighting , a smash in its second season with an unpre- dictable onscreen relationship between Bruce Willis and fy- bil Shepherd. Late Night With David Letterman was a hit with those who could stay up late enough to watch it. At the top ofthe pop charts, new groups, such as Class Ti- ger and the Beastie Boys. made their debuts. European groups such as U2 and Simply lied kept their American strongh- old. Madonna got a new, more sophisticated image, and Phil Collins rejoined Genesis to make the hit. album Invisible Touch . 0 Fliff MllI,lII.N, ,firigwl lltwliolitf ,,,,,j Hrnrl Wooflu oral hui it fm, ,ir lloiifii t l'lr1x' l,rmd 5- vw tv

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fc 'lisa 'i.ffl Clay Coburn, Neisha Terry, Chip Walton, Ami I-laid, Jennifer Ed' wards, and Leslie Atcher show the fashions which are popular among students. Sweatshirts are always cz big hit with high school students. Shown here are sweatshirts from several different or- ganizations at Lafayette. Kara Poynter shows one of the more eyescatching styles by wearing her gold ami turquoise outfit, git , i I sage 'r 1v r L X X 1 '16'f, .r s5hYEy RIFL fl' A, Dyehouse r w 7 OT are . hat s H . . 'es2t,vgti s JX ' ' .if Outback Red, Guess, Polo, by Outback Red. This line of ,ff ' 'i ' 1 314 Coca Cola: all popular design- clothing could only be put- 4 f T 1 QP 9 er lables at Lafayette. Student chased at the Limited,acloth- attire around campus varied ing store in Fayette Mall. O I ,ar 20!Fads and Fashions C. Elem from sweatpants to silk dreses. There did not seem to be any rules for people to fol- low when selecting their ward- robe. Outback Red was a new line of clothing that became extra- mely popular with high school females. The blouses were big hits. The most poular style were the shirts with ten small buttons down the front. These shirts were usually worn with long, pleated skirts, also made Another popular brand was Guess. Guess carried almost anything a person could possi- bly want to wear, including jeans, sweatshirts, blouses, overalls and jackets. For girls the overalls were a fast-gr0W- ing favorite, even though some people felt S70 was too much money to pay for a pair of overalls. s For guys, Guess jeans were I the most popular articles of clothing. The price of these Diamond l' 7 ,OK 0, ull: L- some Of ln' that mfHf ' class wcnGPf 7 1' derint my ' Lafayefff F-ls' Hero' P 1' ' Pla fl ' hmm fi V I Col,-gf f fggh, 2- . - Lara M, . Sup,-,, L. Trac, if' SON C' ta-- Wi jeans Wai 3I'l ' 1 P010 contr , Uhr line uf l T P lover shim V.. Jackets wen it 'U hlgh SCh'xf gm., There Win .lv.. like Mike Haiti somethini Pi if Anfllher '.4,, was C0ca.f',4 sweatshm, , v Rlzealff' lui WI15 -. 'll bmi though Sweater! un 'Us