Lafayette High School - Oracle Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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ORACLE YEARBOOK 19 EUGENE E. ADAMS WILLIAM A. ALLEN VIVIAN ALT B. J. ARMBRUSTER School 76 School 64 School 74 School 16 Rensselaer Institute of Honor Roll, 1 yearg Dra- Bryant and Stratton Technology matics '36-'37g Riding iEngineeringJ Club '36-'37p Tennis '35g gegsketball '38g Monitor l Cortland Normal GEORGE V. ALLEN S. BURTON ALLISON ZELDA C. AMDUR School 16 School 56 School 30 Howard University French Club '355 Spanish French Club '387 Student fMedicineJ Club '35-'367 Spanish '36g Council '37p Completed Stamp Club'35. Course in Three Years. Michigan State College Russell Sage College fBusiness Educationl B. Yl- wadw ELEANOR E. AUSTIN IDA N. BAKER School 74 School 52 Orchestra, 2 years. Volley Ball '34: Yearbook Albright Art School '38I 150 Point JOSEPH E. ARMESTO Annunciation Triangle and Oracle Sales- mang Spanish Play: Sketch Club. United States Naval Academy Bryant and Stratton HARRIET A. BAKER School 30 Honor Roll, 2 years: Fenc- ing Club '36-'37p Monitor '37-'38. University ot Michigan U-lrtsl IRMA BALASH School 16 Honor Roll, 2 yearsy His- tory Forum '37p Girl Re- serves '37g Oracle '37g Hilcing'34. State Teachers College WILLIAM A. BAKER School 52 Track Squad '34. Spartan School of Aeronautics CMechanical Aviation? MILDRED E. BALLOW School 81 Fencing Club, Co-captain '37g Oracle and Triangle Salesman '367 Tap Club '34-'35g Monitor '37-'38. Duke University

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l8 THE LAFAYETTE CLASS HISTORY Ccontinuedj High Football Team but entered Nichols the following September. K. Hooley could be found many times in the middle of a crowd. It was his YoYo that drew the crowds. R. O'Brian resolved to find an- other place in which to carry on his leepin'. W. Zavitz and M. Getz started what is known as another enduring romance at Lafayette. Through the efforts of G. Cohen, Lafayette was the only school in Buffalo to have moving pictures of their football team. lunior exams and the warm months followed. The class of '38 had two weeks less to enjoy their Senior year because of the germ that loitered over the city during the month of Septemberf We started the old grind l4 days late but we made it our business to make up the loss by doing dou- ble work. We were now Seniors, the body that sets the examples for the lower classes. Every Senior cooperated in doing his best to keep up the standards expected of him. Rm. 3 went to town in the field of sports. A. Wooler, l. Swain, V. Beardsell, l . Puleo, W. Dahlke, D. Sherwood, B. Brown, D. Copeland, F. Saeli-, and E. Riselay made their major L in football. W. Meese was unanimously elected Editor-in-Chief of the Oracle. Z. Amdur and E. lanis jumped ahead a year to join us. On the cafeteria squad were l . Seigal, E. Callahan, P. Callahan, I. Rumizen and F. Spezio. l . Boswell, A. Haley, R. Goodman, E. Daluiso, and G. Deming were approved of as cheer leaders. N. Cohn was the Belle of Mr. Geib's 4th hour Intermediate class. Al Corry helped put the rowing team over the top, while C. Sherman talked his debating team into victory. R. Reidpath, R. Dunbar, and G. lones suggested that they adopt Rm. 8a as their homeroom. The friendships be- tween B. Heinicke and P. Bolza, P. Hengerer and V. Hutchinson, C. Barberio and l. Parrish, M. Fries and F. Crossman grew stronger in their last year. l. Serns, S. Kaminker and B. Heller agreed to break the tardiness record. H. Covert was hailed as the human back-scratcher. M. Benson, and I. Booker came from out of town and enrolled at Lafayette. l . Compo also enrolled at Lafayette and won public acclaim for her marvelous feats as Cheer Leader. l . Davis was one of the CKJ nit Wits. And now as we complete the history of the class of 1938, we wonder, as we pass through the halls, into what field each of us will venture. Both the Senior Girls and Boys enjoyed their years at Lafayette and we are sure that in years to come, they will look back to the Old Plant with a feeling that cannot be expressed. 0000

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THE LAFAYETTE V. H. BEARDSELL School 19 Varsity Football '35-'37, Captain of Squad '37, Baseball '35-'36g Hockey '36, Basketball '35g Track '37, Oracle Salesman '35. Syracuse University tForestryl STELLA T. BENNETT School 52 Monitor '35-'36, Operetta '34-'36, Buffalo General Hospital CNursingl C BARBERIO SUSAN R. M. BARRIE School 19 School 45 Bryant and Stratton Student Council Treasurer '37. University of Buffalo ALICE B. BARNHART JOHN F. BATTAGLIA School 52 School 77 Cornell Honor Roll, 1 year, Basket- CDieteticsl ball Varsity '38, Tennis Varsity '38, Sports Editor of Triangle '36-'37, Oracle Sports Editor '38, Oper- etta '36. Cornell University tlournalisml A. F. BELLINGER School 19 Bryant and Stratton DONALD K. BEYER School of Practice Basketball Squad '35, Var- sity '36-38g Baseball Var- sity '37g Football '35-'36, Monitor '37-'38. Undecided JAMES M. BENSON DOLORES M. BIHL Cleveland, Ohio St. Francis De Sales School Baseball 355 Football '35- Honor Roll '36, Girl Re- 36 Rifle Team '35 36. serves. Virginia Military Institute D'Youville College DORIS JOAN BLADEN School 22 Graduated in Three Years, Honor Roll, 1 year, Tri- angle Salesman '35-'38g Oracle Salesman '381 French Club '37-'38, University of Michigan tCollege Artsl PHYLLIS R. BOLZA Nardin Academy Triangle '38g Chess Club '35, Secretary of Camera Club '38g Recording Sec- retary of lournalism Club '38g Triangle Salesman '38, Monitor '37-'38. Albright Art Gallery flnterior Decoratingl M. L. BOLAND School 30 Band '34-'387 Orchestra '34-'36. Millard Fillmore Hospital tlsaboratory Technicianl JERRY P. BOOKER Ames, Iowa Varsity Baseball, l year: Assistant Sports Editor, French Clubg Courtesy Club.