Lafayette High School - Oracle Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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They Directed HEN the 1954 fall term opened, students mrssed the fuendly faces of several teachers Among those who left was Mlss Adalene Hall, who spent the f1rst semester at the Umversxty of Ch1CagO, contmumg her work for her doctorate m languages As the result of a fellowsh1p she left rn january for several months resldence 1n Mexrco Crty When M1ss Hall V1S1I6d Lafayettejust before Chr1stmas, she spoke enfhugjast rcally about the prospect of speakmg nothmg but Span rsh for weeks and weeks M1ss jamce Sm1th who acted as ORACLE art adv1ser for two years, was trans ferred to School 857 Mrss Dorothea McDonald was ass1gned to South Park and MISS jesse Shepard to East H1gh School Meetmg old students from Hutch and Masten must have made Mrss Shepard s change more pleasant Mr R1chard Temlrtz one of Lafayette s shop teachers, accepted a pos1t1on rn Kenmore Semor I-hgh School and Mr Arthur Flueckmger of the chem1s try department went to Bennett Also, we mxssed Dr Isobel Nagel who msulled 1n the grrls of her gym classes an mterest 1n folk dancmg Lafayette also welcomed some teachers thxs year The grrls mthe busmess courses were pleased by Mrs Mr Joseph Corcoran fcommerclalj MISS Marguerlte IU1gfSC18l'lC6, Miss Edna Berwald fcommercmaly Mr Arthur Whalley Qphyslcal ed ucauonj Mlss Mlldred Kam fFrench and lustoryp Miss Margaret Doran qmathemaucsy Mxss Mabel Merle fsocxal srudxesj Mrs Catharme Huntley flingltshj Miss Ernestme McDonald fmarhematxcsy Mxss Norma MacKen 218 fsuencey Mr Thomu Woods fphyslcal educauonj Mlss Mary Dougherty Mr Edward McNamara Mlss Marte Schroeder Mrs Kathenne Knoll all of the commercral department . . , 1 ' 1 - v . . , . . , . f . - ' . v . - ' - , . . - . I - 1 .

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Student Growth Katherrne Knoll s retum after a year of absence We were also glad to see Mrs Margaret Wenzel whenever she returned to substrtute for a few days Mr Matthew Baranskr came from Eastl-lrgh School to use Room 103 Have you notrced the attractrve masks there? He has recently wrrtten a book MASQUE MAKING, whrch demonstrates the art of mask makrng to all ages by rllustratrons and text Many from paper bag masks to more complrcated plaster mold face masks rnvolvurg the use of chrcken wrre, are shown Bennett s loss was our garn when Mr Alvrn Rutstern came to Lafayette He trres rn hrs rnformal manner to rndrvrdualrze hrs teachrng, thus makrng sure that each of hrs students understands chemrstry Another addrtron to the Lafayette faculty was Mrs Irene Mar qurs The grrls enjoyed both her rnformal gym classes and her drrectron of grrls sports Mr Vrncent Caruana of the rndustrral arts department, rs also new to La fayette We hope that he and all the new members of the faculty enjoyed becomrng a part of Lafayette and her rrch tradrtrons Mrss Mabel Schulz Qsecretaryy Mrss Katherrne Rerf fadmrnrstra trve assrstantj Mr Frank R Gott fprrncrpalj Marre Wechter fEnglrsh and publrc speakrngy Mus Corrnne Hartzell flinglrshj Miss Margaret Rarns fsecretaryj Mr CarmLn Caluzzr fcounsel lory Mr Frank Kelly fassrstant prrncrpalp Mrs Cathcrrne Baker fswrmmrngp Mrs Irene Marqurs fphysrcal educarronj Mrss Helen Rregel Qphysrcal educatronj 'S 4 ,Alf -f I ! 1 I V ' l Miss Esther Link fEnglishj, Mrs. Ella Hawkins flrbrarianj, Miss 1 1 - - Av r ir. lf . 'I Qt x ' 5 . ' Y s . 13