Lafayette High School - Legend Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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TEACHER fi S. , ' '7 II? 1 16. Mr. Shostcxk 20. Mr. Yates 22- 17. Mrs. Iohcmson 21. Mr. Leviton 23 18. Mr. Kelman 1Other Senior Teachers 25. 19. Mr. Esteves Not Shown Herel 24. 26. Miss Druss Mrs. Holden Mrs. Winchester Mr. Hupperi Mr. Olshcnsky

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Mrs. Zlotnick Mrs. Ehrenberg Mr. S. Levine Mr. Lunn Dr. Arbeit Mrs. E. Rubin Mrs. Dounavent Mr. Singer Mrs. A. I. Cohen Mr. S. Cohen

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And so we give the Genie our permission to proceed and as he rubs the lamp, XVI' SVU' N Green faces, green books, green desks, green rooms! Freshmen! We hold no contempt for we realize this thing we now see before us was ourselves, four short, yet long, long years ago. During our sentence as Freshmen, we have ac- complished and witnessed some strange and wonderful things. Among our many wanderings through the halls of Lafayette, we found to our amaze- ment no pool, no escalators, no fifth floor, etc. Unfortunately, we had already spent four weeks' allowance on pool tickets, elevator and escalator passes, gym spots, locker combinations, and various other items. But with us came good fortune, for extra-curricular activities com- menced, but this did not stop the rush to Sykenfs bus at the end of the eighth period. However, there were some ambitious students who did remain for the various clubs. Membership ranged from one to three loyal Freshmen per organization. In one room only could be heard buzzing activity and that was Room 248, the Math Help Class. Surprisingly enough, there was a large attendance at the VARSITY , . ' ' Q . . ,Q-, A-1: ...-.. ,. , SHOW. called 'iCuckoos on the Hearth, which was a mystery. This year was also marked by the ball team, who Because of our .pired with the splendid playing of our foot- reigned as CITY CHANIPS. victorious team, we were in- thought of BLEACHERS IN