Lafayette High School - Oracle Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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MR. ABRAHAM AXLEROD Mr. Axlerod, with his friendly attitude and eagerness to help the students of Lafayette, has shown his leadership through endless loyalty, honor, and service. From the day you enter Lafayette High School until the night you receive your diploma, life is filled with moments to remember. For many persons the four year period in high school is the most memorable one of their lives - filled with so many successive mom- ents worth remembering that it enriches their entire lives . As you look back, you Will remember moments of bewilderment and moments of sureness, moments of sadness and moments of great joy, moments of defeat and moments of victory, moments of anger and mo- ments of undying love . You will remember all the ex- periences that are common to mankind: but because they happen to you at a time of great growth and change in your own life, they will seem somehow to be more real, more vital and more significant than at any other period of your life . In this parting message I Wish I could tell you that from here on your life will be one long period of pure 10 joy and happiness. You know that life has its disap- pointments and its sorrows and when they come, I pray for you that you will have the moral fiber, the strength of character, and the deep and abiding faith in the great Creator of us all, to meet these crises in a normal and wholesome manner. In the long and wonderful life still to unfold for all of you, may there be many, many moments of precious and enriching experiences to add to the moments to re- member when you were a pupil at Lafayette High School