Lafayette High School - Legend Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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K . ' . 1 af if , .-j5'S'.-if - ', 1 ' KW 4' . ,, ll W i , 'lil lllllll:5ffjpi- Step right up folks! Step right up and see history unfold, and all for the price of one cafeteria token! What a bargain friends! You can't afford to miss the gayest, flashiest sight at the Senior Fair. It's the stupendous Lafayette Wax Museum. Ladies and Gentlemen: Just follow me to Exhibit One. On your right you see models of awkward little green things holding up odd looking tickets. Don't shrink back in horror. They were you! In the beginning you were these Lafayette Freshmen holding passes to the swimming pool on the fifth fioor, paper stretchers and free lunch passes. Ah, a change of scene, let us view Exhibit Two. In the showcase - up ahead you'1l see lovely Rosalie Greenberg receiving her first crown as Carnival Queen. To your 1-'ight are pictures of Lonny Mager and ff! Linda Schmukler, Freshman grade representatives. 'V Will everyone please turn the corner to your left. Here is Ex- hibit Three. Surprised? You are now surrounded by relics of your V .'pnzurlz::,:::::::Z:,::,V:,:,:. Sophomore year. Look up there. It's a copy of Lafayette's first Guide Book. The guide sure came in handy in deciphering the maze that Lafayette seemed to you all. Gamival confetti seems to have taken the form of election tags falling over the impressive figures of Stan- T ley Gardner, Lenny F leishman, Rollie Goldman and Toby F leishman whffd been elected grade reps- 1 ':': In this next showcase is a birthday cake with the number 15 I Q on it. Lafayette celebrated its fifteenth anniversary in your sophomore k year. What a year that was for football. To your right is the football ii' 'i': ':71f i ': f'f i'i iiii which was used in the games that made Lafayette champs. In the i case on your left is a baton and program from the concert which immmmmm' was, as usual, a great success. I see you remember little Alice, who IIllIlllllIllIIllnl:iiiiinIInuiimswimunmmmmk liked Lafayetteland so much that she decided to stay and become a i .1.iiliniiini-iiwaviiimms? mMhmlln!m.Q . Soph. Your spirit and fire were a vital part of that, your first Sing! .-llll Ladies and Gentlemen: Walk straight ahead to that wax m mmllllil of the set of Growing Pains, the May 1954 varsity sh I'm sure no one will ever forget having seen. Now look up at the portrait of Dr Lafayette, who will always be re students. Just about th Arista, of l odel ow, which . Oswald, first pri membered in the at time all you har which Lenny Fl eaders. t 'llw Y ilhmiiw i l ll lv ,, . ll! Ml' ll 'W .mi it - H' W ncipal of hearts of al ' d workers w eishman an ki ll if l iii ll NW, lllllll Ellll Mllli :Ml xsW'i Wil. ll l lllll lm i ll l rl 1 l w 1 ww ll in W' l l 1 his ere elected to junior d Myrna Katz becam iullllllxxxwgx N-K e the