Lake Shore Central High School - Shorelines Yearbook (Angola, NY)

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There will be on important meeting 9th period .. . Service Club is composed of students who are willing to devote part of their time and energies to perform many needed services for the school. The girls read the morning an- nouncements and do paperwork. The boys operate the film projectors, take care of all audio-visual equipment, and control the stage operations for the auditorium. These students contribute much to the smooth running of the school. Leaders Club This organization is made up of girls who have a certain number of ath'etic points gained from intramurals and interscholastic experience. This group sets the standards for girls sports and referees girls intramurals. Service Row 1: V. Truby, N. Sherwood, A. Mcilinowski, Row 2: S. Lezork J fers, J. Breifwieser, C. Felong, Mr. Getmczn, Row 3: M. Lewcindowskl Wilson, Row 4: M. Fletcher, P. Kozukiewicz, E. Brown, R. Ames This year an interschool volleyball tourna- ment was held at our school. At the end of the year a splash party is planned. Row I: V. John, D. Herc, A. Molinowski, J. Stubler, Row 2: C. Ulmer, L. Flint, C. Reig, S. Quirk, Row 3: N. Walters, B. Corbett 86 Gofford Row 1: R. Felong, L Row 2: N. Young, N Wilson

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Stage Band Row l: G. Wilson, J. Wilson, M. Webster, M. Carlson, D. Ferguson, P. Rose, Row 2 M Gug no C Zook D Herc K Young, Row 3: K. Greenlund, M. Jeffers, L. Hanks, D. Webster, D. Russell, C. Ferguson C R eg Mr Ciraolo Music Organizations Lake Shore is very proud of its music organizations. The new chorus director, Mr. McE1ligott, has done much to teach the members more and better music. Last spring, the band received its first 6A rating at the state-wide Music Festival at Fredonia They gave well-received summer concerts and had a member selected for the All-State Orchestra. This year, under the direction of Mr. Ciraolo, the concert band is showing more improvement and enthusiasm. The stage band was also a tre- mendous success in its debut this fall. All these organizations were well leased with the year's work and look forward to eve ghings next ear. gSf X'XS6 UB BAP ' stiff-5 Q? nj vga' 'N A we rasaiegsa We Milf if sf NWS ii 933' L 5? ew ifirrfiisff self if x M J' N ' Myyv g, . E at wi! E251 is E 5 QW Row I C Dietz J Collopy L Weglewsk Row 2 S ygfs' D T Rciuker M Chia erfa Row 3 C Reg C Ferguson D 32756 guiiiiunz websief L Hanks Row 4 M weaver K wioffbiivyyfff-s' QD