March 15, 2012 Print Edition

Second Generation Lancers (p. 7)
Sydnee Stottlemyre, Reporter

KELSEY CLAYMAN AND JIM CLAYMAN

Biggest Change at LHS: Clayman names several changes Lafayette has gone through, including the old Crestview location, the school previously only housing grades 10-12, the old rural now developed area surrounding Lafayette, though names something similar. “What hasn’t changed is Lancer pride- there were loads back then and it’s still one of the best things in the school today.”

Jim Clayman’s Activates: He played football all 3 years as well as baseball and running track, National Honor Society, Senior Class president, wrote, sang and played the piano to a song in the annual variety show, hosted his senior skit called ‘Faculty Feud.’

Kelsey Clayman’s Activities: “I play soccer and field hockey, Renaissance Steering Committee, OSEP, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honors Society, class advisory, for 3 years.”

TAWNNIE AND JENNIFER CRISANTE

Biggest Change at Lafayette: “Other than the renovations the school seems pretty much exactly the same as when I graduated in 1995!”

Jennifer’s Activates: Tawnnie Crisante and her mother had very different high school experiences. Jennifer Cristante became a Lancer her senior year of high school after her father’s job transferred her family to St. Louis from California.

Tawnnie’s Activities: She is involved in STAR Executive Board, Mud Club, Diversity Alliance.

ELLIOT AND ANNE MONTGOMERY

Anne’s Activities: She worked two jobs at Six Flags and the Ramada Inn and loved attending football and soccer games.

Elliot’s Activities: He participates in basketball and track.