Lafayette High School - Legend Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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LAFAYETTE NEWS STAFF SENIORS OF MARQUIS STAFF SENIORS OF STUDENT COURT SENIORS OF

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SENIORS OF VICTORY COUNCIL SPEAKERS BUREAU SENIORS OF G O COUNCIL SENIORS OF

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TEN T MRS. CAPLAN Attended Girls High School, Hunter College and Columbia . . . hasnt a special pet peeve . . . during leisure time reads, listens to records, plays the piano, and knits . . . is now knitting helmets for soldiers through the Red Cross . . . thinks Lafayette students are wonderful . . . feels they have done a splendid job in the Victory effort . . . their ability, enthusiasm, co' operation and willingness to help and to be part of the war effort make her enjoy her contact with Lafayette students, and look forward to teach! ing them. MR. BERGER His pet peeves are people who lie and cheat . . . favorite hobby at present is construction work with Michael David Berger, age three . . . as for Lafayette students, thinks they're swell . . . loves every one of them . . . especially the girls. MR. HORN Schools he attended are New Utrecht High and City College . . . feels Lafayette students excel in spirit, scholarship, and cooperation . . . pet peeve is little disturbing noises in the classroom . . . his latest hobby is teaching each term different subjects completely out of his field. MISS COSTA Graduated from Washington Irving High School . . . taught at Utrecht before she came to Lafayette . . . prefers students from Lafayette . . . noticed great improvement in school since she's here . . . for her pet peeve ask her students-they ought to know . . . she can manage to survive two interviews a year. MR. BROIDO No pet peeves due to the disappearance of students who didn't do homework . . . feels that there now exists a feeling of mutual friendship and respect between teacher and student . . . was a busy man at the col- leges he attended, C.C.N.Y., N.Y.U., and Brooklyn College . . . will be sorry to see a great many of the students leave . . . especially those who made Lafayette their home.