Lafayette High School - Legend Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Legend fa LITERARY Lucille Blau, Florence Chasan, Bernard Culler, Arlhur Fallc, Alfred Geronemus, Seymour Glass, Naomi Kahn, lna Lafer, Bernard Landis, Concella Porlaro, Reda Rosenbaum, Theresa Ruisi, l-lerman Sachs, Muriel Secord, Mary Sorbello, Rhoda Springer, Francine Slanger, Celia Wigodsky. KNOCKS AND BOOSTS Seymour Bendremer, Fiorella Dell 'Arena, l-lelen Gollinslcy, Yvelle Kass, Na+ Koshkin, Gloria Mazza, Clover Moslcowilz, Dolly Musico, Phyllis Nager, Melvin Ressler, Lilla Pacilici, Rose Procida, Rhoda Springer, Charles Tesla, Marvin Werlheim. ART Jack l-lammer, Vincenl Moscarella PHOTOGRAPHY Lucille Blau, Emil Marmer CLERICAL Dorolhy Auslern, Elhel l-lerbslman, l-larriel Meyers, Lillian Nahoum, Mildred Rolhman, Anna Somma, Celia Wigodslcy. BUSINESS MANAGER Mr. Berlram Weiss FACULTY ADVISER Mrs. Pearl M. Gordon The Legend Slaii acknowledges wilh lhanlcs The helpful suggeshons and cooperalion of Miss Gerfrude Gordon and Mr. Abraham l-larwich

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To fhe Seniors If is wifh a feeling of deep personal regref fhaf I view your leaving us so soon. The school will seem bleak wifhouf you, and I shall miss your friendly greefings af every furn of I.afayeffe's halls. You, foo, will miss fhe happy daily asso- ciafions and companionships of high school days. Do nof Ief graduafion end fhem. I-Iold fasf fo fhe friends you have made here, for you will find fhaf fhe friendships made in youfh are among fhe fruesf and mosf enduring. Whefher you go fo college or nof, I sincerely hope fhaf you will nof consider your graduafion fhe end of your school- ing. For worfhwhile men and women, fhe process of edu- cafion never ends. They sfrive consfanfly for self-improve- menf. They live wholesome physical lives so fhaf fhey may grow in healfh and vigor. They worlc unceasingly fo improve in knowledge and undersfanding and in fhe wisdom fhaf leads fo righf acfion. My prayer for you is fhaf you may confinue always fo grow, fhaf you may become sfrong, self-relianf, and high- minded men and women fo fhe end fhaf you may be a blessing fo yourselves, your families and friends, and, above all, fo our beloved counfry, which, never more fhan fo-day, needs fhe besf fhaf is in us. If you will always sfrive fo do your share fo malce fhis world a brighfer and happier place fo live in, I shall nof need fo wish you success. You will achieve if in fhe highesf sense of fhe word. Abraham Harwich ive

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EC177.fOT7id We're all pals TogeTher in all sorTs oT weaTher-1 IT is ThaT binding spiriT which hearTens dear Triends who Tind They musT parTg iT is The spiriT in which we leave LaTayeTTe. LiTe, we have come To learn, becomes hard and cruel To Those who wanT To make iT so. We don'T like iT ThaT way and we won'T have iT ThaT way! The only way To prevenT iT. is To carry Through The years The same good Tellowship ThaT has dominaTed our enTire school liTe. ln TuTure years, probably while browsing among some old, dusTy covered noTebooks, we may come across This, our Senior Yearbook. lmmodesTly we believe iT will bring To mind sweeT memories oT our school and schoolmaTes. BuT how many oT These schoolmaTes will we s+iII know? And how well will we be in Touch wiTh The goings on oT The school? OTTen iT has been said ThaT The mosT everlasTing Triend- ships are made in school. OT all Things we hope ThaT This be True oT our senior class. Some oT us will be successTul men, and oThers, Though noT so successTul, will be exTremely busy workers. There shall be rich and poor, imporTanT and unimporTanT, happy and unhappy. WhaTever our TuTure diTTerences in Tame or wealTh our hearTs should remain The same. We cannoT be Too humble or Too proud To visiT an old Triend or reTurn To our Alma lv1aTer Trom which we now deparT. LeT us hope This book will serve To remind Those who are ThaT way, oT Their negligence. T We've had loads oT Tun aT LaTayeTTe. May we say we have learned a Tew Things besides! Our high school years have been crammed wiTh memorable evenTs which will give us someThing enioyable To dawdle over when we are wobbly old men and women. The memory oT LaTayeTTe shall Thus always be wiTh us and iT is only wiTh greaT sorrow ThaT we bid adieu, a sad adieu, To her now. Herman Sachs