Lafayette High School - Oracle Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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MOMENTS TO REMEMBER Y m - Hr Ji J W VE -ruff , . mfg' '-' 5 ,TN 'th 1, gtg W dll f J J F gig '7 The teach-ers in the halls each day Urg -ing stu- dents on their way, 7 l E 5 . V CUM 5 T wif ig A ' wi ' , ' - V Mfr? ,- KN NW S 5! L . ,x sf' X Wlifl x . W, f 15,9 fl 521-wg X .1 , :QQ ' x- ig, 5' :,.' y !. ,4 ' W 'L IIMW I J :' z. i J - rg . . - 'J - 19 F li ' Wg wilLhave-thg-se MOMENTS TO KE '- MEM - BER The tests th ey gave . .I J J - .I I Er. , e In : R , : Q VF , 'n 'fd 1'- 'f vg iz? Q, . , ' ' if oo ' 'fp' XJ MTX ,Q ll! F , ,ww . ' fc, A ., . -- lf! - ' IIT lf - - ---- IZ' - l IL? lc - A I .1 , -- C N we soon dis cerned, On books unread and rules unlearned, Gye BS lnany 1 lg J 3 ig a ff ' 9 ' O 8

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MOMENTS OE PLEASURE ond row are Mr. joseph Palumbo, first vice president: Mr. Pat Gismondi, presidentg Mr. Frank Kolnacki, treasurer: Mr. George Caylor, second vice presidentg Mr. Abraham Axlerod, principal, third vice president. On March 3, they sponsored a Cinerama party . just before Christmas, seniors, who went to the auditorium to nominate class officers, were startled to find a golden cur- tain enhancing the stage. It was Lafayette's good fortune to acquire this curtain from the Erlanger theatre to replace the 50 year old tattered one. It became a familiar sight to see Mr. Axlerod presiding before this curtain. The center hall, a meeting place always, is just the same except that it was more attractive this year. Miss Eleanor and Miss Margaret Dushane placed reproductions of beautiful paint- ings, lent by the Albright Art Gallery, on the wall between Rooms lll and 112. Lawrence Sanchez, Lester Glassner and many others paused to admire this exhibit, which was changed every month. A school is a living structure. Mr. Detmers marked Lafa- yette with his personality. Since then, Captain Mellen and Mr. Gott shaped it according to their ideas. Now Mr. Axlerod sets the clock and charts the course of the school according to his dreams for Lafayette. A school is built by the students and teachers. The mem- bers of Lafayette have made the school rich by carrying on the traditions and incorporating new ideas, through many moments for more than half a century. 7

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WITH THE FACULTY A .T Il - , I' ' I J hi 6 5 Q- . - lr I V Q I -9 Xi A Iflf O gd 3 Q MO MENTS TO RE - MEM - BER . The nine-ties that we didr1't rate were u - F I. E' ' I F .,,,, 5 H F If L I 2 I 2 R ini!!-N 5:4 iii 5.24 ' it ,W V an 4 is N Q Ji 'xy' 1,-M ' U ,Ei V I' -. J WEN f- RL Aw f, J J I Q f J ' 0 - F V leas-ant to sur - vey: The fif - ties caused us some de - bate, put P . 1 H QJ J .9 lo le : ' I ., I ., if . s fb: , ' 9- ' ' - R 'I O Reg t' R A 'VS 3 1 M 23 .Zap-f .. Q W 1,5 W wg 15.9 : . ,Ju , A 1 V ' ' ' F-T ,. Isl!! milf- ' ' . l 7 n I I A , -- , 1 parents in dis - may. In classrooms and in homerooms, too? They E El J R O - W.. ' 6 2602592135 I v if ,W E WZZ AT: 45? me 'ERP ' Q of , . Q5 '-052 T J' X' O ,WA HHH y nn, 1 I, F J VJ -5 -. 'J' i : 41 ' 'ilig 1 I' Y VI- - - l LM' ' D 1 3 ' I ' o 4 . I -Q check the roll, write slips of blue, Glle 25 Vif' Ed MOMENTS TO RE - MEM -BER. xv-i T :all F J 9 ' el Q , We . Q Music from Moments to Remember and substituted lyrics are used by permission of Beaver Music Publishing Corp. , New York City, 9