Lafayette High School - Oracle Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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SCHOOL SEAL JOHNETTA ABRAMS Nothing is more precious than life . junior Red Cross 35 Monitor 43 Variety Show 3,4 JANICE ALFIERI Nothing endures but personal qualities wer f SALVATRICE M. ALIBERTI Silence hath charms fm.. 1 , 1 A Honor Roll 33 Merit Roll 1 GRADUATES JUDITH A. ANDERSON A cheerful look makes a dish a feast. ROBERT ANDERSON Observe the opportunity. Merit Roll lg Monitor 4 ROSEMARY ANNIBALE A good heart is worth go1d. Senior Vice Presidentg Honor Roll l,2,3,4: Junior Coun- cil on World Affairs 2: Triangle Staff 4: Variety Show 3 JOSEPH ANZALONE The world's great men have not commonly been great scholars. JOHN M. AUGUSTINE An affable and courteous gentleman . Monitor 4: Oracle Salesman 1 CHARLES I. BATTAGLIA Abolish fun and Iexist no more. s, W r 'E is ff - ai. RAW ' w...ef .M X .V I tb im 5 .E '35 e , M, v ,V .5 Af Q my 1 A A r iff .gy ' Q Senior Treasurer: Monitor 4: Student Council 2,4g Variety Show 3 S.

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THE CLASS OE 1958 LEADS THE SCHOOL I 1 LN, x fl x tmlmg LAURA PROVENZANO RICHARD RANDAZZO JO ANN IVEY Secretary Marshal Marshal Sweetheart Swing, February 14 Furthermore students attended six classes a day and some strove for scholastic honors Maria Zuffoletto and Dan Hochvert were La fayette s representatives at the Inter I-hgh School Science Conference Many girls took the Betty Crocker exam in December, whlch offered a scholarshrp and a chance at the Homemaker of t0mOI'IOW Hopeful of winning .Arista-.AL REBECCA CAYLOR ORACLE Editor a S1400 scholarship 35 took the New York State Regents examlnatlon in January F1rst semester was notable for the senior rally, electron of offrcers, and the senror bas ketball game, won by Room 112 Second Se mester highlrghts included the Mardr Gras, Arbor Day Memorral Day the Prom, and Commencement ALICE D AURIA TRIANGLE Edltor LOUD SING HER PRAISES Not rn the rush and whlrl of the crty Vexed by the busy throng and press But w1th the tree tops wavmg about her Srtteth the Queen whose praxse our lrps confess Chorus Loud smg her prarses each heart uprarses Vrolet and Whrte forever stamless be Lrfe s strong endeavor love naught can sever These be our offerrngs to thee to thee Humbly she warteth humbly yet proudly Knowmg the years to her belong Scommg drshonour cowardrce and weakness Ever she crres wrth yeamrng vorce Be strong 19 A .L s , g l . E' ' U . Q ' . 0 - . l 7 . . 1 'ev rn, . -Q ' 1 LJ ' I C ,I - , I I I . . , l 1 , . -. - . r 1 . . I ' 1 1 I , . . . .- ,. -..1 ,, 4 Y . H :Q

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REBECCA BEHR Learning is the eye of the mind. .YQ an-X. X- Honor Roll 13 Merit Roll 23 Junior Red Cross 43 Moni- ' tor 2,3,4: Student Council 33 Variety Show 2,3,4 CLASS RING LUCINDA BENTLEY She has a voice of gladness and a sunny smile. Monitor 33 Oracle Staff 43 Science Club 13 Triangle Staff 3,43 Triangle Salesman 23 150 Point L 3 Cheer leader 4 ANN BEWS A soft answer turneth away wrath. 5. gf gl . ' H . I, A 'u 7 Me, A n -L L T' 'V 3 A 9 -L 3 X CLASS OF 1958 .ww Ur Entered from Marshall High School, Chicago, Illinois, September 1957 MATTIE BOERUM Our characters are the result of our conduct . ROBERT BONCORE A merr heart maketh a cheer- Y ful countenance. Monitor 43 Triangle Salesman 1,22 Variety Show 3,43 Cheerleader 3 JOSEPH M. BONGI, JR. His talk was like a stream which runs 'With rapid change from A rocks to roses. -3, K chess Club 2,33 Lambda Beta PS1 H1-Y 1,2,3,4g Mon- 'Q - 1 itor 2,3,4: Projection Crew l,2,3,43 Stage Crew 3,43 - v x 4 ,E A fy Variety Show 3,41 Cross Country 2,3 3 - PASQUALE BONITO An honest man's the noblest work of God. . Honor Roll 13 Merit Roll 23 Chess Club 3,43 Track1,3,4 C I I 1 Q 'Q W ,, . , 21 PATRICIA BOSSERT Hope ever tells us tomorrow will be better . MARGARET BOWLES 'Twas her thinking of others made you think of her. Merit Roll 13 Variety Show 33 300 Point L