Lafayette High School - Oracle Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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FRANK R. GOTT, Assistant Priwcijval

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All j .1o.oS 6Ri . I U 5 .. A . A vv O was FAREWELL TO THE SENIORS It is with mingled feelings of satisfaction and regret that we, the faculty, look upon the graduation of the Class of 1931. Not only have you lived up to the traditions of our schoolg but, through a devotion and loyalty to its ideals you have both strengthened what has already been done by those who have preceded you, and have contributed much to the good and welfare of the school. Naturally, upon entrance here, your thought was, VVhat will Lafayette High School do for me? Almost immediately. you imbibed the Lafayette spirit and asked, XNhat can I do for Lafayette? You soon learned what to do and are leaving a line scholastic record, a truly generous- support of all activities, and a noble spirit of co-operation. We of the faculty have tried to do our duty towards you, entrusted to our care four years ago, and your willingness to he helped and encouraged has been of inestimable value to us in this endeavor to perform our task. lt has been the ambition of each one of us to create in you a desire to know what you ought to know, and to do what you ought to do. - There is no question about the firmness of the friendships you have estab- lished among yourselves, with the other classes, and with the teachers. Vtfe are confident that these friendships will prove to be a very valuable asset time goes on. I am delighted in the thought that my Silver Anniversary class is made up of such loyal and devoted young men and women. Come back to old Lafayette at any time that you may find a convenient opportunity, and be sure of a hearty welcome to your Alma Mater. XfVe say Goodbye with reluctance, and God- speed with pleasure and love. .Sixteen