Lafayette High School - Oracle Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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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.

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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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T E IT 'l'0l' l'ICl'URl5-Top How: Jerome Hnnmciraro, .iaeic vynxie, vvnnauynt-mmo, uv-ny, biota, ., ..... ts Rosenberg, John White, Garry Cohen, Leonard Blumenthal, David Weller, Ismar Tick, Jerry Donovan. Qnd Row: Evelyn Villella, Dolores Villella, Herbert Lansky, Richard Daniels, llarold levy, Nelson llimmelfarh, William Beyer, Jeanne Jengo, Lois Herman, Dorothy Hoff, Virginia Pfeffer, Nancy Smith. :frri Hou-: Loretta Temlesco. Ruth Layer, Shirley Laufer. Betty Tutton. Mary Kay Crowley, Iueille Adler, Nancy Lutwack. Marjory Lowman, Eleanor Clay, Isabella Burns, Audrey Stevenson, Dorothea Underwood. AHL Roir: Norman llebelhoer, Clariee Comito. Marion Smith, Betty Unher, .loan Chapman. Suzanne Miles, Shirley Troyan. Katherine Gregory, Antoinette Chisari, Mary I.on Colegrove, Betty Cook, Julia Arripzo. Elaine Morey. if 7 f, ,fm .ff J A., IMONITORS1 Few organizations are more intimately associated with Lafayette I V than the monitors. Unobtrusively and efliciently they perform the many neces- sary tasks around the school with which Lafayette could not dispense. ln their ranks are students of character, integrity, and honesty. The monitor organization is not as large this year as formerly. But it makes up in quality what it lacks in numbers. The organization was begun by ltlr. Himmele several years ago. lVhen N111 Himmele left to join the army the monitors were taken over by the Acting Assistant Principal. Congratulations N111 VValz for the fine way this group has functioned. 1-4