Lafayette High School - Legend Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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it X r- i ,, 5 L5 xx S en S Cale 1. Richard Mauro-Person Who Did Most For Lafayette 2. Jennifer Vcrdini-Girl Most Likely To Succeed 3. Robert Baum-Boy Most Likely To Succeed 4. Hcnnic Levine+Person Who Did Moxt For Sing 5. Irwin Chimeriiie-Clays Genius 6. Ava Weinstein-fill Lafayette 7. jack La Fortcfjoe Lafayette lvlzirion Goodman-Class journalist Miles Schlosberg-Class Scientist Iris Arcnson-Class Poet Richard PennafMo5t Popular Boy Donna Geffncr-Most Popular Girl Dominick Crea-Class Actor

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In the area of fashions, the chemise style became the rage of Lafayette in 1958. The shift dress, a beltless style dominating '64 fashions, is a direct descendant of the rage of '58. New York was the site of the 1939 World's Fair, and countless Lafayette stu- dents must have serimped for weeks to view the great spectacle. The class of '64 was also privileged when the 1964- VVorld's Fair opened in New York. Q1fVe're quite sure that proximity to Lafayette was a major consideration in the choosing of the site in both '39 and '64.j Wlho says that history doesn't repeat itself? Through 25 years, two wars, many innovations, five wonderful principals, and high intellectual and moral values, thousands of students will remember Lafayette and, reminiscing over the LEGEND, will repeat the name of the school with a certain inflection, a certain far away, fan- tasy-like tone, which will express all the milestones, triumphs, and ideals of the crucial four years which every Lafayette graduate has experienced. 23

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mtles 14-. Celeste Malangonc-Class Actress 15. Harry Rand-Class Comedian 16. Patricia Ann Miano-Class Come- dienne 17. David Licbman-Class Musician Fran MaltcnipigClz1ss Vocalist Donna Lichtenstein Class Artis! Dennis D'Ainico-Best Dressed Boy Lucille Thaler-Best Dressed Girl Pete Marain-Boy Athlete Elaine Herko7Girl Athlete Carl De VitofHandsomest Boy Rosemary Di Camillo-Preiliest Girl Jeanette: Costanzo-Miss Co-op