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

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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.

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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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o-Q,, rg-' tfl5,,... ...rf-f' lst row: Edward Griffiths, Robert Olmstead, Stuart Rubin, Gerald DeStasio, Richard Alexander, Michael Barrett. 2nd row: Robert Vogel, Man ager, Leon Kornfeld, William Jewell, Carl Walter, Robert Jewell, Harold Reinhard, Mr. William Berner, Coach. HE Hornets, piloted by Mr. Berner in his maiden year at the Lake- land helm, chalked up four straight games on the pre-holiday slate. However, it was a year for heartbrealcers at Lakeland during the offi- cial season with one and two point losses being quite common. Never- theless, with undampened spirits and potential at its peak, the Hornet Varsity, led by the high scoring of Bob Jewell, stung repeatedly and left great impressions in the minds of both foes and spectators. BA KETB LL AKElAND'S J.V squad ulled out of some tight s ots and won - P P some difficult titles in an exciting season. Losing some close games and winning several others, the Little Hornets did a good iob in setting the pace for the varsity. Coach Perrelle planned his strategy to the last minute in every game. Play fair and hard might well be his motto. V LHS 68 LHS 47 LHS 58 LHS 77 LHS 58 LHS 43 LHS 46 LHS 78 LHS 84 LHS 49 LHS 63 LHS 46 LHS 42 LHSi05 1955-1956 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Varsity 'Somers Somers Hen Hud Hen Hud St. Mary's Mahopac Mt. Kisco Brewster Haldane Carmel St. Mary's Mahopac Mt. Kisco Brewster LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS 'LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS 210 lst row: Robert Whitman, Lance Schillinger, William Kidd, Peter Krajeski, David Costello, Gary Scolnick. 2nd row: Ronald Young Gerald Sarconi, Adrian Guam, Christopher Staff, Charles Pokoney, George Felleman, Mr. Nicholas Perrelle, Coach. 24