Lakeland High School - Terra Lacus Yearbook (Shrub Oak, NY)

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V3 19' if Q i-S Marer. 2nd row: Miriam Boruchow, Linda Solomon, Doris Young, Geraldine Sullivan, Barbara Gaims Arleen Brahm, Ioan McCormack, Judith Berger, Mr. Donald Grant, Advisor. 3rd row: Richard Alex- ander, Ronald Young, Carol Nelson, Karen Curry, Margaret Laino, Patricia Herst, Frank Felleman, Donald Wolosenka. 1st row: Richard Moore, Michael DeMaria, Stuart Rubin, Theodore Dobson, Stanley Solomon, Peter D R Q Q T I C THE purpose the Dramatic Club is to encourage students who have acting ability to develop it in the presentation of public ly performe plays. Af 7 ARTISTS AT WORK FUTURE HOMEMAKERS ffl, pl READING IS FUN DO IT YOURSELF . as-I- K ' 'A , ..,, IQS WQ., , I , ' f:?,2:.,, 1. N -,,f5. i'A7I'5?f55T5x: vsggivglfgl qgg mfs? .Z ' up we it 22 FQ WW sf we mia if

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, 1 ,. x . l H! S .. lst row: Stuart Twardy, Arnold Reif, Robert Hochman, Mr. Richard Shields, Advisor, Arnold Notkoff. 2nd row: Michael Gochfeld, Philip Miller, Alix Lloyd, Jerry Brown, Eliot Krause. THE purpose of the Math Club is to practice and learn advanced mathematics. These students also do puzzles and enter math contests. 3 Z 3 lst row: Robert Marder, Arleen Brahm, Laura Alperin, Esther Lifshitz, Betty Ann Dietz, Robert Notkoff, Mr. Hubert Challou, Advisor. 2nd row: Carol Schwartzbard, Patricia Iervis, Peter Sctmurman. A N THE Spanish newspaper La Abela lThe Hornetl is edited by the members of the Spanish Three Class. All class members con- tribute. 21

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- OT only our minds, but also our bodies are developed in high school. We have wonder- ful facilities which are certainly put to the best use. Our outstanding athletics have proved this.