Lafayette High School - Oracle Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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GEORGE H. ABRAMS He is never less at leisure than when at leisure. Merit Roll 2 Bank Teller 2 Oracle Staff 4 ... , wAl . 'ry' . ryy ' , , -KVE S l s JOHN S. ALONGI So of cheerfulness or a good temper, the more it is spent, the more of it remains. Merit Roll 1,4 Oracle Salesman 1,2 Triangle Staff 3,4 Cheerleader 3 IOSEPHINE BANDINELLI SHIRLEY BARKIER Every way makes my gain. Let not her heart be troubled. He Iota Pfe Hi-Y 2,3,4 Jr. Council on World Affairs 2, 3 Junior Red Cross 3 Monitor 2, 3 Variety Show 2, 3 Junior Red Cross 1 Monitor 1,2, 3,4 Triangle Staff 4 Variety Show 2 .. Q. CHARLES D. ARNOLD Men who know much say little. Honor Roll 1, 2 Merit Roll 3 Boys' Oratorical Contest 1 Student Council 2, 3,4 Inter-High School Student Council 3,4 ller ROSELLA BAILEY What will be, will be. Record Club 3 Triangle Staff 4 Y-Teens 3 150 Point L MARY E. BAKER To know her is to like her. He Iota Pfe Hi-Y 1,2 Junior Red Cross 3 Lafayette Girls' Hi-Y 3 Triangle Salesman 3 is ,A Cynthia Lawson, Stella Di Paolo, Roy Langenbach and Barbara De Marco are impressed by the modern pocket-sized diplomas which they expect to accept in June. Y-Teens 1 500 Point L aii', W r'i ' V 4 ,...,,,, V , ' A . L A N, . 1, y fyfwga' . Vi V , i-L .K 7,5 ,. L ALONZO BARNES - RONALD BATTAGLIA VINCENZA BATTAGLIA They that stand high Men of few words are My natural instinct have many blasts to the best men. teaches me. shake them. Football 3 Monitor 3 Monitor 2, 3 Oracle Staff 2, 3 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3,4 20 L.. ELIZABETH A . BELCHER Imagination is the eye of the soul. Honor Roll 1 Merit Roll 2 Bank Teller 1 CONSTANCE BENNETT Softly speak and sweetly smile.

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ROBERT DOLDAN Boys' Marshal Boys' Hist ELLEN KILIAN Girls' Historian CREATE A RICH CHRO OLOGY era and projector. As juniors we wondered what the new principal would be like . We regretted Mr. Kelly's transfer but were encouraged by Dr. Hayes' smile . When Mr. Axle- rod and Dr. Hayes accepted our traditions, we happily accepted them. juniors were proud that classmates Marie Mogavero, Claudia DiSalvo, Carol Tomaselli, and john Alongi survived competition to become cheerleaders . Be- fore the Riverside game, juniors treated the assembly to skits, showing girls mimicking football players in action and a gab session rehashing the game. Claudia and Nancy MacLeod directed. Presently two delegates from each junior room met to nominate their favor- ites for class officers . The school was covered with signs, urging us to Get on the ball and vote for Paul and Say! Hey! Vote for Rae for Secretary. We chose president Paul Caitog vice president, Nancy MacLeodg secretary, Rachel Sacco: treasurer, Bob Doldang girls' marshal, Geraldine Coppola: boys' marshal, Richard LoGalbo. They made their first united appearance at our junior Veter- ans' Day Program. Excitement mounted the afternoon of December 21 during the Christmas mu- sical We lived throu h examinations Mardi Gras the St Patrick's Program - g 1 y - , MELODIES AND MOODS, and a second junior Day. Martha MacLeod, in kilts, performed the sword dance. As a radio dial was spun, we laughed with Gloria Crawford about the three bears and stretched with janet Snyder's exercises. Lester Glassner presided . We were the first to order class rings at the end of the third year. We passe American history I, English III, and health to become seniors . A minimum of 12 units was necessary for a place in the senior room. Many had 15 unitsg others surpassed that for Rosalie Pellitieri and Paul Richter had 17 units and john Alongi, Lester Glassner, Gloria Marshall, Barbara DeMarco had 16 lf2 amassed in three years. We as seniors, of course, led others by dressing appropriately, encouraging the sports players, taking leading parts in programs, choosing king and queen for Sweetheart Swing, selling tickets, and achieving high grades. And so the year passed. Anyone who cares to see the full extent of recent senior activities should refer to the l957 LAFAYETTE ORACLE YEARBOOK, especially pages 20-39 and 56-92. 19 ROY LANGENBACH orian STELLA DI PAOLO Salutatorian CYNTHIA LA W SON Valedictorian ORACLE Editor -5 V Q jg j tiii H' N d t 'LHS xlef iiat . x , qw, J , ., it The Class Ring

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SHIRLEY A, BENTON GALE G. BERTIAUX IEANETTE C, BLOOM DENNIS BORDEN l am always glad to try Far away from toil and Honor lies in honest toil. He worries not for what's anything once. trouble. the use. Honor Roll 1 Monitor 1 Monitor 4 Merit Roll 2, 3 Oracle Staff 4 Triangle Staff 1 Triangle Salesman 1 Junior Red Cross 1 Football 3 Y-Teens 2 Triangle Staff 4 Monitor 3,4 Swimming 1, 2, 3 Variety 5h0W 2 Oracle Salesman 2 Track 1 2, gf? 5 K , 9' i 5, 'Q -- '. 'fm fc ! ,J if S ae . 'f . .,f': :. ' 2,54 QAM JOYCE BRIGGS She smiled and the shadow departed. Merit Roll 1, 2, 3 Monitor 2, 3 BONNIE B. BRAUN If you wish to reach the highest, begin at the lowest. Baton Twirler 2, 3,4 Chorus 2 He Iota Pfe Hi-Y 3,4 Monitor 2, 3,4 Triangle Staff 4 Variety Show 3 1... , ..,,. 5: It, . .5 4 sq ss U CHARLES BRONCATO Little I askp my wants are few. Junior Red Cross 4 Monitor 3,4 Y-Teens 1 Student Council 4 Joan DeVine, Robert Cipriano, Marie Curto, Lawrence Sanchez gvnagggf 1? tiff 4 happily imagine the day they will nervously adjust the cap's tassel before asf! ab u'3 4 receiving their diplomas. Bas et 3 ' . S 'iie . ffw - Q ttt is - .f if ' . w ill 'Qi' V V' L- B . -- I . LORETTA BURROUGHS JOSEPHINE T, BUSALACHI EDGAR A. BUSECK V. PAUL CAITO RONALD CAMERON A good nature and a Words she has to say are Nothing is so difficult It's a hard undertaking From the crown of his smile go a long way. few, but that it may be to seek to please all. head to the sole of his But what she says is al- found out by seeking. foot, he is mirth. Y-Teens 1,2 150 Point L ways true. Swimming 2, 3 Honor Roll 1 Merit Roll 2, 3, 4 Lafayette Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Monitor 3 Oracle Staff 3 Variety Show 3 21 Senior President Junior President Student Council 2, 3, 4 Variety Show 2, 3 Crew 1,2 Cross Country 2,3 Track 2, 4 Entered from Riverside High School, January 1956 Baseball 3, 4 Basketball 4