Lafayette High School - Oracle Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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MR- WALZ MISS REIF .lrling flssisfant Prinfipal pldlninislratiqfe Assistant WU of thc most recent changes in Lafayette's faculty have been the positions of ltlr. VValz and ltliss Rief as Acting Assistant Principal and Administrative Assistant. 'A' 'A' if Ticket collecting, directing the monitors, and acting as chief air raid Warden are but a few of ltlr. Carl VValz,s duties. Upon being graduated from Hutchinson Central High School, Mr. Walz was awarded a Cornell Scholarship. He came to Lafay- ette as a mathematics teacher in 1928. He belongs to Phi Delta Kappa and has an Rd. M. degree. i' 'A' uk Miss Katherine Reif's principal activities include the col- lecting of any money brought into various funds and organiza- tions and the registration of pupils and arrangement of sched- ules. Miss Reif, who formerly taught English in Lafayette, is a graduate of the University of Buffalo. 12

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Mr. Robert C. Mcliowan M athenmfws-Fo rn m ercial Mr. Edward J. McNamara Commercial Miss Mabel C. Merle Social Science Mr. Raymond E. Michaels Science Mr. Grayilan lfl. Monroe Science Mr. John W. Peek Science Miss H. Francis Pitt Social Science Miss Katherine C. Kcif Adl7li7IfSfTlIfl 1J6 Assistunl Miss Helen I. Riegel Physical Educaiion Miss Edith A. Rogers Home Economics Mr. Gilbert J. Rogers Swimming Mr. Jerome A. Scherer .llatlicmatics Miss Katherine W. Schulz ' Gern1a.n-English Mr. Millard F. Scott Social Science Miss Marie E. Shroedcr f'0IllIllE'I'l'lII1 Miss Iola A. Smith Science Miss E. Euphelna Spnrr Social Science Mr. Ejner S. Svensson Art Miss Jennie E. Warner Music Miss Elizahetll Weiifenhach Art Miss Ida K. Weilnar Social Scicncc Mrs. Margaret M. Wenzel Social Science' Mr. Arthur VV. VVhalley Physical Educafion Mrs. Etta M. Wilson Secretary Mr. Thomas W. Woods Plillsical Erlucafion Afullll' A. Hammond Dela K. Hiltinger Sylvester T. Kolassa Marie G. Wechter Marjory M. Williams 4 4 4 4 - Science - - - - - English - - - Industrial A rt Euglislf and Public Speaking - - - Social Sclenm' Fozcniixy

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MISS QUIRK MISS KEMPNER Phyxiral Jfduralion Ilomr Efonomirs H A T Light whose smile lviindles the Universe, ' That Beau tg in which all things -worh' and move, That 1fCIlClZlt'fl'0'll- which the eclipsing Curse Of birth earn quench not, that sustainifrzg Lore IfVhieh through the web of being blifnzlly wozre By man and beast and earth and air and sea, Burns bright or dim, as each are mirrors of me, Cofnsufmirng the last eloulls of cold mortality. From Adonais, by P. B. Shelley. HE niemories of Bliss Alice Quirk and Bliss Lena Kampner -a live in the hearts of every girl in Lafayette today. Ever- eheerful and ready to guide their girls in problems confronting' them, these lovable teachers gained the fond il-llllll1'i1tl0ll of each student. To them we pay tribute.