Lafayette High School - Oracle Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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V. PAUL CAITO President NANCY MAC LEOD Vice President TRIANGLE Editor edA 1 I , Vr., i . 3 72.2 I k. , S., . - f 1 ,r .f-. , g .Q ,L , kffrff?'I'f,if,gg?, -- 7, ax, ,.-vfvvrtrf?.r1 r,.f,. . iv' '... 'fai'p',?, V , In , f,Q,1g4,,- , ,- ,, ,. ' ff! 'FT ff -.rs 'T' ' , ,fgfdfff J 1 ZEWM ' 5'-Q A i rdizwi iii 'J r Y If E ex, .'5ff'S A 4 ici, of M'!!5,' Kay, li la 2 . - ,7 'ffWf.zfzfffrf ' The School Seal ETHEL MAC DONALD GERALDINE COPPOLA Secretary Girls ' Marshal RACHEL SACCO TICEISUIEI' PLEASANT MOMENTS PASS TO Looking back on our career at Lafayette, we recall nostalgically the many moments that added up to make years to remember. Who can forget our freshman year? Most of us had dreadful assembly seats. Some of us were way on the side front, where we saw people in motion pictures with the strangest shapes. The fortunate, of Miss Stall's room, had full view seats near the camera. Especially to be remembered are the football rallies when we sang haltingly from pamphlets containing The Stein Song, Cheer, Mr. Touchdown, etc. Also we fondly recollect singing lustily at our first victorious football game against McKinley. Lafayette welcomed Hutchinson- Central and Fosdick-Masten that fall in a big three Thanksgiving assembly which impressed us by lasting until 12 o'clock. The noise, directed by cheer- leaders from Lafayette, Hutch, and Masten, was ear splitting. In December the dramatics class presented Dickens' A CHRISTMAS CAROL, in which Bill Dugan portrayed the ghost of Marley, complete with black robe and clinking chains. Vonnell Wagner and Ellen Kilian, who sang To Each His Own, added to the music and glamour of Lafayette's variety show entitled OVER THE RAINBOW . In the spring Gale Bertiaux was thrilled by an invitation from john Schnabel for the 1954 prom . Probably because everyone had a study period and a half a day, freshmen survived the year, even with 8 periods a day and lunch about 10:30 on Monday. When we returned in September 1954, we were amazed to find ourselves with 6 hours crammed with classes, no study period, and a shiny new lunchroom just for girls. Sometimes unknowing substitutes mistook the bells of the overlapping lunch arrangement so that we were treated to an hour and a half for eating. It was quite a year. One of our sophomores, Bill Dugan, hobnobbed with his senior superiors when he played Baptista in THE TAMING OF THE SHREW. Cynthia Lawson, Gertie Genco, Karin Kolz, Pat Meredith, Dawn Smith, Nancy MacLeod, Gail Bertiaux, Camille Wing helped take TWO GIRLS NORTH to the Veterans' Hospital following a successful performance on February 21. In the spring the Yale Cup came to Lafayette, to thrill both faculty and students. In May a shock came when Mr. Gott announced his retirement. Mr . Kelly skill- fully kept the farewell assembly on a light tone as Garth Schulz read the sopho- more tribute and everyone was breathless as Mr. Gott opened his gifts, a cam- I8