Lafayette High School - Oracle Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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X I Peter Dimaggio, Joan Morrison, Sandy Shepherd, Dan Hochvert and Daryl Dobrindt converse about writings by great men pertain- ing to historical events. Mr. Johnston gave this picture. G 0 fx -pk I a s M I I' Ng' t 1. .,,' , 'ik , - 1, .',, X T' v ' Q A I Q, , .. -1 'A x A' f .Qi -X 2 tw, 2 gy' F gggA 'Ali iz 'I x HVX as . 4- wwf. SALVAT ORE MAGGIORE When you have nothing to say, say nothing. Entered from Hutchinson Central Tecrmical High School, May 1957 JEAN MAIORCA What she knows she keeps to herse1f. Merit Roll 2,35 Junior Red Cross 3: Science Club lg 500 Point L FRED P. MANCUSO Fortune knocks at least once at every man's door. Entered from Hutchinson Central Technical High School, September 1956 BEVERLY J. MARABLE Fo1low your own path, no matter what people say. Headliners 3 PHILLIP MC CANNA Men of few words are the best men. LILLIE MC WILSON Laugh and the world laughs with you. Entered from Lackawanna High School, January 1957 CORA M. MELLOTT Wherever there is a human being there is a chance for kindness. Honor Roll 1,23 Merit Roll 3: He Iota Pfe Hi-Y 1,2, 3: 500 Point L ELSIE MAE MERRIFIELD Speech is the index of the mind. Honor Roll 1: Merit Roll 2g Band 2: Declamation Con- test 3,4g Science Club lg Student Council 2: Variety Show 2 29

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DONNA M. LEMAN As good as gold. Lafayette Girls' Hi-Y lg Monitor 43 Triangle Sales- man 1 JOSEPH F. LEPORE Good luck never comes too late. Monitor 4 PATRICIA A. LORD Gentle in manner, firm in reality. Merit Roll 1.2.43 Oracle Staff 43 Science Club lg Stu- dent Council 4g Variety Show 4: 500 Point L RAY LO TEMPIO Gent1e in manner, strong in per- formance. Band 3,4g Monitor 2,43 Variety Show 3,43 Baseball 4: Cross Country lg Football 4 RICHARD T. LOVAAS Let them smile as Ido. Entered from Case High, Swansea, Massachusetts, January 1957 Honor Roll 4 BEVERLY LOVE Trustworthiness is richer than gold. Merit Roll 3: Variety Show 2,3 PATRICIA LOWERY They who are pleased them- selves must always please. Entered from Lockport Senior High School, September 1956 He Iota Pfe Hi-Y 3,4 MARY A. MAC LEOD Rarely do beauty and vir- tuous disposition dwell under one roof. Junior Girls' Marshal 3: Merit Roll 3,4: Student Council 2 28 Gentre Garmon, Sally Jane Concardi, Alice D'Auria, Barbara Schierstein and Carol Wright scrutinize their cards for 90's, com- paring what they expected with what they got. Are they pleased or disappointed? 1 'iff 'T U , I if 4.1 A is ei, 'QE ,if 'QA Q... Ml gc: -'-Ts. E'

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V6 Variety Show 4 ,'vX pv , .ww ,V LOUISE MESSEL By none offended, and offending none. Monitor 3,43 Triangle Staff 3,4 FRANCIS T. MOON Life is short: let us make haste to be kind. JOHN H. MOREE Six hours sleep is enough. Monitor 43 Record Club 23 Science Club 13 Student Council 13 Triangle Salesman 23 Variety Show 2 CAROLYN J. MORRIS Mischief comes by the pound and goes away by the ounce. Baton Twirlers 1,22 Variety Show 2,3,4 JOAN M. MORRISON In goodness there are all kinds of wisdom. 5 3 Honor Roll 13 Merit Roll 2,32 Triangle Staff 1,2,3,4 4 . vitae: 3. fat. GEORGE MOSS He was not merely a chip off the ' 'ij' N old Block, We 'J But the old Block itself. A-fail. :W-3 Junior Red Cross 43 Lambda Beta Psi Hi-Y 43 Pro- M: I A If jection Crew 3, 43 Tennis 4 5 PATRICIA NAYLOR What sweet deli ht a quiet A - 2 g life affords. . ' A Merit Roll 13 Lafayette Girls' Hi-Y 2 ' ' JOYCE NELLES Every natural action is graceful. 1 ' ' 2 W- 'QE 1 wx 2575. an wr Monitor 43 150 Point L 1 A - ANTOINETTE PALLADINO A hope beyond the shadow of a dream, Monitor 3,4: Glee Club 2, 3,43 Variety Show 2,3,43 Monitor Award 3 6' Q 'U' JUDITH PARKER A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. f f' I 3? - we Triangle Staff 43 Variety Show 3,43 300 Point L ar , -1. W I ., JAMES PEASLAND His laugh always finds a mark. Monitor 2,3,43 Basketball 33 Football 2,3,4 WILLIE PEOPLES Better a bad excuse than none at all. ,za Band 3,41 Monitor 43 Variety Show 3, 43 Basketball 43 Football 3, 4 ,F