Lafayette High School - Oracle Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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-C Xt sp, ,J life 'f3Is!:gf!'1II1iPa ' A it V gi - my-W. .Jnh t - 114 K i 1' 'IR ELIJAH ADAMS on the honor roll through- out his course, was on the debate team and Oracle literary staff '34. He won first prize in the Oracle book-review contest '34, He will enter the University of Buffalo. ANTHONY F. ALEO is to attend the University of Buffalo. JOSEPH ALLI honor student for the course, plans to attend State Teach- ers' College. MARJORIE ELIZABETH AREND plans to attend the Buffalo School of Fine Arts. PHYLLIS BAKER marshal of Room 11, will enter Kent State College, Ohio. DOROTHY BALKIN plans to enter State Teach- ers' College. The Lafayfttr Oracle, P age Twefziy-.fix 0 Q 43 : lil f7 .IX KARNIG M. BANDELIAN played football '31, '32, '33, baseball '31, '32, '33, '3-1, and wears an L. He will enter the University of Indianapolis. ALICE LOUISE BANGERT was on the honor roll in '31 and a marshal of Room ll. She is to attend State Teachers' College. FRANCES BARTOW was a Girl Reserve and a hiker in '31. SYLVIA BASH was a member of the Ger- man club '33, She will at- tend the University of Bullalo. JOSEPH N. BATTAGLIA has been a member of the chess club '30, '31, '32, '33 aznd ofthe glee club '32, '33, '.-1. EDGAR A. BATZELL, jR. honor student for the course, was on the Oracle staff '32, '33g art editor '34. He Won first prize in Better Homes Contest '33 and participat- ed in glee club and chess club '3-1. Edgar will enter Syracuse University.

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xVI 5 Ks , I -'ji I ff i..ifl!gZ,iff-'! .e2 ep s. . - iw... Y , Q ' X! ,. In -'il U lv af ix We Gather Socially. It is Friday and six bells entice us to the caviar and pate de fois gras of Our regular Hi-Y meeting with Phil Hirsch presiding, David Wilkins, Elmer Krull, Vincent McGee, and William Holliday supporting. A delightful dinner is brought to a climax by a program presented by the girl reserves: Mona Burdick, Winifred Burley, Joan Cawthra, Viola Craw, Myrtle Cummer, and Daisy Wolford, whose nautical prowess is enthusiastically received. Pirafer Appear. From the crOw's nest comes the vehement outcry, Pirate ships On the port flying the Hags of Hutchinson, Bennett, South Park, and Masten. All hands on deck.', Taking us unawares, the pirates are creeping up alongside. Hand to hand fighting follows. While Gene Kaiser, John Himmel, Montgomery Pooley, Charles Gray, John Mills, and Andrew lylancuso are Ordering their forces into position, the thrill of battle grips us. James Frid, John Riehle, and Dick Johnson hit the line of oncoming pirates with a thud. Eugene Ciesielski, Lloyd Thomson, and Vincent McGee leap into the air in their efforts to Outmatch the foe. Somebody has fallen Overboard! Splash! Splash! Splash! Paul Florian, John Merrill, and Lloyd Young- berg swim to the rescue. George Eberle and Edwin Maisel shout our approval, always our brave Captain stands on deck, cheering and encouraging Our men. Finally, battle scarred and weary, we conquer the enemy and sail Off with the silver booty. We Parley. After the smoke Of battle has cleared away, a parley is called to discuss further plans. There seems to be some controversy among Howard Newman, Elmer Batzell, Alice Tindell, and Victor Nfulcahy and a lively debate springs up. There is no debate concerning our regret at leaving our Captain. For that greatest gift, broad as the sea VVe love him most,-his great humanity. Now the beams from Regents Lighthouse warn us of dangerous shoals at the entrance of our port. Safely we pass through to enter peaceful Graduation Harbor. We have reached the end Of this journey. Greater Ones remain perhaps, but we shall never forget. Q And all I axle is a merry yarn from a laughing fellow rover. And quiet sleep and a fweei dream when the long trielekr over. DOROTHY TWICHELL AND LLOYD THOMSON The Lafayette Oracle, Page Twenty-five

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.IQ I N ,alle X uh.: , Q .3 w.4gg1 'f- lm . e -i 'r ELMER E. BATZELL belonged to the chess club, the glee club, the debate team, the Hi-Y club '34-g took part in the arbor day program '34g and was out for track '34. He expects to attend the University of Buffalo. HELEN E. BAYARD played basketball for four years and baseball '34. She hopes to enter Wellesley College. HOWARD F. BEIR will enter the University of Pennsylvania. JOHN BENNY made the honor roll in '32, '34. He was a member of the German club and the Oracle literary staff '34 and the track team '32. He will enter Canisius College. AGNES BENZINGER plans to attend Cortland Normal School. MARIE M. BERKHAUSEN was on the honor roll '31, '32, She is to enter the Uni- versity of Buffalo. nw-- Lffiisefm BETTY BERRIGAN will enter the University of Buffalo. V SAMUEL BLOCK was out for track '30, '31, '32 and participated in the school play '32. He expects to enter the University of Pennsylvania. BETTY BOULGER was an Oracle salesman in Room 24. She hopes to at- tend Smith College. JANICE BRAINARD was an honor student '30, the leading lady in the school play '32, and an Or- acle advertising staff mem- ber '33. She will enter Miss Wheeloch's School. PAUL BRALLA participated in cross coun- try '31 and track '33,.'34. He plans to enter Canisius College. ROGER J. BROAD plans to attend the Univer- sity of Buffalo. The Lafayette Oracle, Page Twenty-.reven