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

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COMPLIMENTS OF THE CLASS OF 1956

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Wtlliam Schubert, Margaret Kruse, Geraldine Sullivan, Janice Lee, Joan McCormack, Janice Hochberg. 2nd row: Rob ert Dale, Betty Ann Duryea, Henry Losee, Nancy Pane, Judith Berger, Mona Epstein, Phyllis Whitman, Joan Link, Es telle Conklin, Mr. 'Frank Eckelt, Advisor, Mr. Richard Shields, Advisor, Kathleen Manning, Patricia Jervis, Judith Home, Judith Dietz, Helene Solomon, Arnold Notkoff, Gerald Brown, Eliot Krause, David Hochman, Robert Vogel, Leon Komfeld, Harold Kearney, Arnold Reif, Peter Schnurman, Robert Jewell, Stanley Solomon, Carl Wolter, John Cassi- dy Robert Waltz, Michael Barrett, David Raider, David Plotkin, Leslie Heagney. PROPHECY lst row: Gerald DeStacio, George Perry, Harold Alexander, Geraldine DeStasio, Wlnifted McNally, Robert Van Tassel, E ' I 0 R I5 years hence finds the now extremely prosperous Mr. Shields and Mr. Eekelt seeking their ex-charges, the graduating class of l956, throughout the entire world. They find .......... Qgty Ann Durygg, associated with Barnum 81 Bailey's Circus, calming down moody animals with the velvety tones of her saxophone. Mgna Epstein in South Africa, on a safari that is hunting for urple striped elephant tusks. Georgg Kelly living as a hermit, waxing skis on the top of Mt. Everest. Jani er dressing window display dummies in the window of one of Paris' smart shops. David Hochman in Hollywood at the Walt Disney studio, drawing the cartoons for the new Vincent the Vulture comic strip. Judith Horne in Alaska as secretary to the president of the National Prevention of Melted Igloos Society. Pat Jervis, much to their surprise, teaching chemistry at the Univers-ity of Mi- ami. Nancy Pane an the 64 Million Dollar Question Show itax freel answering nearly impossible questions on World History. .ity Sulliyian on Broadway, opening in the hit musical of the year, Arsenic and Old Lace. William Schu- bg in Switzerland at the Olympics, representing the United States in ice-skating. Hglgge Solomon as secretar to R. H. Macy, who is opening his first store in Peru. Robert Van Tassell in Paris, graduating from hairdresser's school as an expert hairdresser. Joan McCormack in Cuba, hoping that a driver's license might be easier to obtain there. Fritzie McNally tr ing to conceal her prematurely grey hairs, after I5 years of restrained patience while teaching kindergarten in Pine HilfIJunction. Fred Oswald as a super salesman, known to be the only person who successfully sold the Leaning Tower of Pisa more than one time. Arnold Reif, much to our advisor's surprise, finally got himself fenced in. LQX Biggg, a dance queen in Hawaii. She has iust won the Rubberlegs Tango Contest. Jerry Browg in Paris constructing an extension to the Eiffel Tower. John Cassidy located between California and New York, skywriting the latest racing news. Estelle Conklin selling whipped cream doughnuts in an Italian Pastry shop. Robert Dale in Australia, inspecting kangaroo pouches for the quality of their leather. Jgdy Dgitz, a Peruvian gym teacher, teaching her students the art of baton twirling. Gerald DgStg5i9 running a marriage bureau in the far-off corners of Siberia. Geraldine DeStasig giving her brother some stiff competition with a divorce bureau across the street. Bobby Douglas, Head Superintendent of the Sub-Terranian Sanitation Department of Venice. Dave Plotkin, called Scrooge by the natives is now King of an African Gold Mine. Harold Kearney, quite at home in Arabia, raising pure-bred stallions. Harold Alexander is now a professor with a G.A.S. Degree. John Baisley the inventor of the first inter-planetary car. He is now living in his spacious home in Hobo Junction. Michael Barrett, living up to his man nicknames in the deepest, darkest corner of t e Belgian Congo. Janice Lee is manager of the first A 8- P Super Market in Spanish Morocco. Joan Link in Canada, still vainly trying to teach Arnold Lewis how to roller skate. Henry Losee in the Phillipine Islands as Master of Cere- monies for their first TV show. Kathleen Manning coaching the first professional girls' basketball team in Venice. David Raider in Chicago blowing balloons for the annual Balloon Dancers Ball. Robert Jewell being presented the Athlete of the Year award. Leon Kornfeld in Nigeria, writing a book on How to become a 'Rock' in the U.S.A. Eliot Krause trying to find out which came first, the chicken or the egg. Margaret Krgsg in the Sahara writing a se- quel to the book How to Win Friends and Influence People. Carl Wolter, , Stanley Sglggn, and Leslie Heagley, trying to gain Rock 8- Roll fame with their Loonicats Quartet. Rgbgrt Vgggj running Bob's Beanery as compe- tition to the Brown Derby on Hollywood and Vine. Arnold Notkoff in Brazil, lecturing on the Poor Influences of Cof- fee, and trying to convince the Brazilians to export something more healthful. Pete Schnurman, teaching the printing course in an all girl high school. Mike Rizolla opening his dance studio in Turkey. Mike specializes in the Turkey Trot. Mike Harlow in the Sahara Desert testing bubble gum for its first factory in the Sahara Region. Robert Walz on Mt. Everest star gazing, trying to locate one for John Baisley's inter-planetary cars. H'-ayllis Whitman as president of the society which is furthering the chances of having women as President of the United States. 36 -an-an