Lafayette High School - Legend Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Mr. EMANUEL BLANK: Likes a student with native ability, intellectual I honesty and a sense of social responsibility . . . Y i n thinks his popularity is probably due to poisonal if U maggotismu . . . has never yet failed a deserving J' Senior . . . says we're of the same caliber as fy some of the finest grads we've had in the past f1 . . . advises us to continue with our studies if we U ,',A have the opportunity. Mr. GEORGE H1-XUPT: Doesn't like a perfect student but one who's a head. Mr. HERBERT WEISBERG: ' Likes a student who doesn't gripe, who has poise, self control and who knows what is going on and isn't in a daze . . . thinks of us: They're human beings. I can't say anything worse about them . . . his advice: Hold fast to your ideals and your hopes for a better world. Don't become cynica1. little mischievous . . . thinks our class is just right -average, good individuals . . . never gives out pink cards and is talked out of none Che thinksl . . . his advice to Seniors: Don't get a swelled 'WMM If only other teachers would read this stuff! What a wonderful world we'd have then! lTeachers were interviewed by Doris Davis. Marilyn Eichenbaum, Abe Emanuel, Estelle Liebowitz, and Lila Rubin.l 14

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