Lafayette High School - Oracle Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Tl-IE LAFAYETTE ORACLE E ighiem THOMAS H. AARON was a member of the Dramatic Club '35g Student Forum '35g French Club '35, He was on the honor roll '35g active in the Debate Club '35g and assistant editor ofthe Triangle '35. He was prominent in radio dramatic work. He plans to attend the Lniversity of Buffalo and Harvard Law School. HARRY L. ABBOTT played tennis '34 and '33. He plans to enter Xvilliams College MEYER J. ABGOTT was active in the Student Forum '35g German Club '34, '35g Dramatic Club '35g Fencing Club '3-lg Stamp Club '33. He was stage manager for two plays. He plans to study law at the Columbia University. WINIFRED RUTH ADLER was a member of the French Club in '31 and an Oracle salesman '32 and was on the honor roll '31, She plans to attend Cornell. BEATRICE ALBERT was a member of the French Club, the Dramatic Club, and the Student Forum. She wants to go to the University of lIcGill. ANTHONY A. ALICO was prominent in the Orchestra during his four years, and in the band '33, '34, '35. He received a squad letter for cross country '31, '33, He was on the honor roll '31, '32, and expects to attend the Cniversity of Buffalo. BETTY M. ANDERSON active in the Student Forum and the Dramatic Club '35, will attend the University of Buffalo. LAURA AMELIA ANDERSON has been prominent in the Yoice and Glee Club '32 and the Girl Reserves '32. MARION B. ANDREWS has participated in Chorus activities '30, '34, and has been a mem- ber of the baseball team '35. She will enter State Teachers' Col- lege. JOHN ANTHONY was the secretary ofthe Radio Club '34g and ofthe Rifle Club '35 At present he hopes to study in Canisius. IRWIN D. ARBESMAN was a member ofthe Chess Club '35g and ofthe Radio Club '34, He plans to study at the University of Buffalo. HAROLD BADGER

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Tl-lE LAFA YETTE ORACLE ARLYNE RUTH BAKER an active member ofthe girls' sports teams throughout her course. was manager of the tennis team in '34, '35 and belonged to the Spanish Club '33, the Triangle stall, and the Dramatic Club '33. She hopes to attend Cornell University. INA LOUISE BAKER a monitor '33, plans to talqe up nursing as her vocation, S. VINCENT BARRY will enter Cornell University. RICHARD W. BARTHOLOMEW a monitor '34, took part in the Junior Hi-Y '30, president '31, '32, Rifle Club '32, president '33, Spanish Club '31g Football Squad '31, '32, varsity '33, '34, Hockey '33, School Play '34, He hopes to enter Canisius College. KATHRYN BAXTER belonged to the Girl Reserves '33, and was on the honor roll for '35. She plans to enter State Teachers' College. .IESSIE BEIDLEMAN was on the honor roll in her freshman year. CHRISTINE JEAN BELL BYRON B. BELKNAP was a member of Student Forum '3Sg German Club '3Sg Dramatic Club '35, HifY '33. He hopes to attend the University of Ro- chester. BERTRAM BENNETT was a member of the Chess Club '33, '34, '35, president of the club and captain of the Chess team in '35. He belonged to the German Club '34, He plans to study at the I.'I1lVCl'Sitj' of Southern California. MORRIS BERGER was a member of the German Club '33, '34, and an Orarlf salesman '31, '3Z. He plans to attend State Teachers' College next year. WILLIAM BETHUNE MARY ALICE BINDER Girls' Historian, wears a gold L. She has been on the honor roll for her course. She expects to go to the University of Buffalo. Q ! Ni1lEfKE71