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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1957 volume:

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Q ,rm f . kj ,, j J . f 1 I-' D xl 19 1 f yjf dw 010 ff JM? vf'W ,M 5555 jiwjyiwj W WT f ff W X WQH S Wf?fffMW I 1951 Terra Lacus CONTENTS THEME DEDICATION YEARBOOK STAFF BOARD OF EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CUT PAGE - CLASSES SENIOR OFFICERS SENIORS POEM WHO'S WHO CUT PAGE - PROM CLASSES 7th GRADE CLASSES 8th GRADE CLASSES 9th GRADE CLASSES IOII1 GRADE CLASSES Ilth GRADE CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES CLASS COUNCILS CUT PAGE - GENERAL ATHLETICS CUT PAGE - SPORTS SCHOOL PERSONNEL BOOSTERS PATRONS . if., 4 Mr. Vincent F. Kratzman General Chairman 8. Art Advisor Miss Ruth E. Keevil Literary 8. Photography Advisor Mr. Murray Engelson Business Advisor BARBARA HAMMER ..... EDITOR IN CHIEF CHAIRMAN . . CHAIRMAN . . PHOTOGRAPHY CHAIRMAN . . CHAIRMAN . . HERBERT TRIMPE HELEN LEHTO ROBERT CLORES ELWYN SMITH NORMA AMOROSI CHRISTINE MARVIN BARRY AVEDON ARLEEN BRAHM ALIX LLOYD JILL CONNOLLY CAROL NELSON ESTHER LIFSHITZ LAURA ALPERIN JUDY SHEPARD ADRIENNE EASTMAN ROBERT FRISCHMUTH PAT SOBIER ROBERT RAIDER LINDA SOLOMAN JOHN CONSTABLE ROZANNE DOHERTY ARLENE VACIRCA ROXANNE DRESCHER ANGELINA TRUMBATURI BARBARA KELLARD LINDA MARVIN PHYLLIS GRANGER MARGE WELCH LYNN PUFF Terra Lucus s i a f I I I I I Q in as :Q H 1 1 I I 0 I M I L-ghkklmi-ri-..a.,. ---...,,..,,,.....,. MMM . -.WI --.N Q I 1 2 i Af Mr. Walter Panos, Supervising Principal. Dr. Kenneth P. Vogt, Vice Principal ond Guidance Directory Mr. Merrit1t H. Lindsey! Prin ipal. M f' lfw fi I' ll .xg Vlj! I I v education board of ROW ONE: Mr. John Dawley, Mr. Thomas Rockett, Mr. Clifford Richards, President: Mrs. Rosemary Boyle, Secretary: Mr. Edward Petty. ROW TWO: Stephen Curry, Mr. Robert Jordon, Dr. Ralph Colvin, Mr. Walter Panas, ABSENT: Mr. Secor Travis, Mr. Clarence MacNeil1. 6 Q l ..., I nv .ltr 'If 13152. is B Mr. FACULTY ' ff ep. D. a I I I Uh l 'I I I I I I I I I 'vis I I I , 1 1 1' ' I +4424 1 .s., .- nr fl f r v 1 . fmt. 0.3 .Ill 'W llll l,,,, .,.,,.1f,...-gunx' -v'unmnm.v 1 X. f i H TRINPE 7 Iacully HU BE RT CHALLOU Spanish WILLIAM BERNER Social Studies MARTIN BRECH L'bff'f'Gf1 cAssns DENNY Science Aj! QVLSMLWM X 7535 Myffyf ' ,, ff RAYMON D DE FEO Industrial Arts MARK DAVIDOFF French 8 , ,- - MURRAY EN GE LSON Business Education faculty FRANK ECKELT 3 Social Studies BARBARA GARDINEER English fm . 1 f Q., W, 2,1 B , JIQDKISUIGV - f -H fnxuuev a , ' ' 1 .. -f . 4 f , . . , . S, 5, ,, . ..., lg ea? A 51, .go ,- KVV7 W Q51 - . s.,,s. ,, .,,..,., 3 Q, 4. , get ff-filing 'fi .3 - , f- is 5 .iq , i sfiiif sig! Arm V K5 4. I i n V6 i'is - 1 -N ' 1 wf 11 '- 'al ' - V v - ffm If - H - ' - . - ,. y 'i g g,,g, -5 A. 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I LIMS, kk .,k,.,. i f EVERYTHING HAS ns PLACE 1 NIS' IF I 'S ARE ADDED TO I 'S OBSERVATION: IT MOVES. JUNIOR CRAFTSMEN MY HANDS ARE STUCK! THE QUIET ZONE I IEIIIIE -1 E I A I' III' III I SI I' MICROBE HUNTERS MECHANICAL ARTISTS THE WEAVERS IT USUALLY WORKS! HISTORY MARCHES ON. I4 SENICJRS :XZ - COMPLIMENTS OF THE CLASS OF 1957 H I5 FRANK FE LLEMAN Class President 1,4 Class Council 3,4 Band l,2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Orchestra 2,3,4 Dramatic Club l,2,3 French Club l,2,3 Chess Club 3 Honor Society 3,4 Football 3,4 Track 3,4 Student Council 2, ltreasurerJ,3, Nice- Pres.J, 4 PETER MARER Student Council l,2,3 Class Council 2, fTreas.l 3,4, Nice-Pres.i Newspaper l,2,3,4 Chorus 2 3 4 Conservalidn Club 3, lPres.J Chess Club 2 1 Dramatic Club l,2,3,4 :V 5 J French Club l,3 4 I. - I ,f Honor Society 3,4 . X ,T ' I Basketball Scorer 2,3,4 'bf' . , Football Scorer 3,4 ' J 'X ff. . M ' O I ADRIENNE EASTMAN fl, 'JL - if Jasc M Student Council 2 I ' ,Lf f T I N Q Class Council l,2,4 f ,off , ,, ny ' - ,- Band 1,2,3,4 , f It Lf- ' Orchestra 2,3,4 ' T Yearbook 4 ' v r , , Newspaper l,2,3 'f' , ' ' ' chess club 2 ff . gf K , Art Service Club 2 , l A W, Pep Band4 f V, V 5 ' V H V. All-State Band 3,4 , ,, 4' l A ff 'AY '- Volleyball 2 i 1 ,if , v 4' I 5 .1 ' lj' I 5' V rdf' if ' l , I ' trsiiwsrsiireofsfgggf--ww ' .sw mf im wfms Mftiafi' . mimi tsiivzl Wfwzts,-th , ..,, .Vt.si.2:ssftf,,f,fi,y,.,,Wtf,Nsf,,,w Mf1,wa,s. ,,,,,,5i,, , . , fmffgfts-fs,'s1 f7zsw.,.?frw:swsg Q: sww,fsflssrisf-xflzsfw A ff57i'Z.-'5 iii? ' iwfwf' 1554 .5igg5pi,P gj gxgtfg gvq,wggg:gz - wwwiiy W- 'fkwmiwwhawf W H ,S H - 1, ees-mg. M. if, Q- V I V, ty m T i,,,,t,5,,3,,,,, ri I ,ti iff. V W' X Q ROBERT HOC HMAN Class Treasurer 4 Class Council 4 Mathematics Club 3,4 Yearbook 3 Chess Club 2 Photography Club 2 Dramatic Club 4 COMPLIMENTS OF THE YORKTOWN ROTARY CLUB RICHARD ALEXANDER Basketball I,3,4 Track I,2 Dramatics I,2,3 Chorus 3 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Treas. 2, Vice-Pres 4 Class President I DORTHY APICELLI Chorus I,2,3,4 w Intramurals 3,4 G.A.A. 2,3 LAURA JEAN ALPERIN Chorus I,2,3,4 Newspaper 2,3,4 Choraleers I,2,4 Dramatic Club 2,4 All-State Music I Yearbook 4 ,3,4 Spanish Club I i i Spanish Newspapers XM, . -1 kg,,'1'Iw, XXQJX 3.6 Q' R' , fu' Y ' AAS rSQN1I5gx:yA,'rf'If , of LHR' , 353 A! tk 05' 4 Xxgxlw ACM. I 2 . A' 1' 5 :AJ fI5..fPY1 X Maw- gw- ' NANCY JANE ARCHER I ,LP ,, . I., . .. rwf. .. ,e,S,..mfW f - -- I-I-ffigkwki-,.,.,fe1f,g1 E . 2 Chorus I,2,3 f Cheerleader 3 V , A Apparatus Club I E. Drum Maiorette 4 ,'A f 5 ' if :'l Aga wif E ir. A :,: , . - . .. , .. Air. Q E: . . . iexlltewf -.::. ,Ar s .K I A GJ HSP if , if ' I -, - as ,.,. A '11l N H 2 O , ,SQ-fl' X Xu., . J' - JJ os, 1 J JX J' CQ' Q F! Il A QCD, A f Jef 'I .PO N248 ly- X Q XJ., 3 U' Bi xf' ' J X66 I? 47 S 53 V03 V v-fx ' Aj JY xc QUJ T 0 iz Q 6X ' R 1 e Q X 5 NF' - NN VO 5 N00 Sm! A I GEORGIA BACON ARLENE BRAHM I Red Cross 3 Newspaper 1,2 Dramatic Club I Yearbook 3,4 Volleyball I Chorus I,2 Dramatic Club 2,3,4 Apparatus Club I Spanish Club I,2,3 Spanish Newspaper 2 Cheerleader I,2,3 Class Council 2 G.A.A. 3 Ushers Club 2,3,4 Class Vice-Pres. 2 COMPLIMENTS OF THE YORKTOWN ROTARY CLUB ,3 55 GILDA CATANIA Service League Sect'y Singing 1,2,3 Booster 2,3 Homeroom Pres. 1,2 Volleyball Team 1,2 G.A.A. 4 CHARLES COO PER Apparatus Club 1 Radio Club 2,3,4 Band 3,4 Auto-Mechanics 4 JILL CONNOLLY Chorus 1,2,3 Science Club 1 French Club 1 Mathematics Club 1 G.O. 3, fSect'y.l, 4 Class Council 3,4 Newspaper Club 1,2,3 Yearbook 4 Dramatic Club 4 SAN DRA COWAN Chorus 1,2 G.A.A. 3 Intramurals 3 COMPLIMENTS OF THE LAKELAND HIGH SCHOOL P.T.A. JOHN G. CARNEY ROBERT E. CLORES Business Club I,2,3 Track 3 First Aid Club Yearbook 4 Auto-Mechanics Club 4 W fqlwwg X or f gl, , .... 'Jig WRU' SANDRA E. CUDWORTH GARY M. CURRY Band 1,2,3,4 Photography Club 1,2 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Basketball J.V. 1,2 Orchestra 2,3,4 Choraleers I 2 Football 3,4 ye ! Ai Xb Qs A fe ffwgfiw? !V'le5D f?? BARBARA DALE Band 1,2 Chorus 2,3 Intramurals 3,4 G.A.A. 3 ELIZABETH H. DIETZ Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 CCaptainl G.A.A. 3, Nice-Pres.l, 4, fPres.l We Band 1,2,3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Ushers Club 4 Chess Club 2 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 All-State Music 3 Spanish Newspaper 3 Spanish Club I, 2 53, M-.IJ gr .ww ff ,I X f 1 f ROXANE DRESHER FRED ELIAS Yearbook 1,2,3,4 TYGCIC 3 Ushers' Club 1,2 Baseball 1,2 French Club 1,2 Radio Club 2,3 Chorus 2 Chorus 2 Chess Club 2,3 COMPLIMENTS OF THE LAKELAND HIGH SCHOOL P.T.A if olives, gf' CATHERINE FINNERTY Chorus l,2,3 T 54' I S B ll I 0 I' S ARTHUR FREILICH Swimming Team 2 Band 1,2,3 JZ Class Treasurer 2,3 ELIZABETH FRANKENBERRY Catholic Action I 2 Intramurals l,3 4 G.A.A. I,2 Track Club l,2 Yearbook I,2 j f ft 7 L 1 1 . ' x . , X 'I 0 '. 1 I 5123 so 4 V 4 ff ' , I 2- ,Qt 441' ifv5oL?!7iL'! Q!! 5' Z f as -- 4Lf'76 Z4 - 1-4 72, fzffvv , 1 f . , M 'Rt 4- zy 416-7 f7-'Z Z,c, K I 1 ' K6 ' at 6 3M 4 ,,,fZffZf- ff Q 1 CARL FREILICH Newspaper Club 3 Tennis I W! J.V. Basketball 2 . I Spanish Club 3 KN Q , R Visual Aides Club 3 ' V Varsity Basketball 4, lMgr. Washington Club 4 MICHAEL GOCHFELD Science,Club I Math Club 3,4 Newspaper I,2,3,4 Band 2,3,4 Orchestra 4 Conservation Club 3,4 Radio Club 2,3,4 Dramatics Club 4 Honor Society 3,4 - fs!!-9 Q ADRIAN GNAM Barbershop Quartet 2 Chorus I,2,3,4 Orchestra 2,3,4 Band I,2,3,4 Pep Band 4 fDirectarJ All-State Band 3,4 Future Teachers Club 4 Student Council 2 Class Council 2 Class Secretary I French Club I,2,3,4 Chess Club 2 Football Varsity I,2, fMgr.l Basketball 3 Baseball I, lMgr.l 2 20 N 833 5 s , Y' I 7, ,, jk, 6? Q lfw Q l , , I Q Mg MW!0 5 la K J I .. I 9-J EDWARD P. GRIFFITHS t ERIKQg,,l5O I In I ,U In ' ' J, I Chess Club 2 X ' Varsity Club 4 3 X i S Basketball I,2,3,4 f jk, J WM., L ,luhzz Baseball 1,2,3,4 v aj we L... Q5 Q1 .I L',V.,. 44'-s t F . N ' V ' l lvxi ,E ,g, M If I 4 vc A f-if f I fr 'ff 'f V41 I -1' 'i J tfa , W , - tvs- IN ' , C J , I Ay 1- ' fx 1 ' I 'f'.sfJJ-' A ' Iwi? Ii i? BARBARA ANN HAMMER Chorus 2 Yearbook I,2,3,4, lEditorl G.O. 4 Newspaper Club I Spanish Newspaper 3 Intramurals I THOMAS HARRELL Radio Club 2,3 I I V' H M 5 L i I ff I uiiu 'Ns 'Q WILLIAM M. JEWELL BARBARA ANN KELLARD Varsity Club 2,3,4 Track 2,3 Cross Country 3 Varsity Basketball I,2,3,4 Intramurals 4 G.A.A. I Girls' Student League 2 Sodality 3 Class Council 3 Student Council 2 Senior Chorus 4 Dramatics Club 3 Newspaper 3 Yearbook 3, 4 Washington Club 4 Twirler Captain 4 COMPLIMENTS OF CREED BROS. LUMBER COMPANY -- PEEKSKILL, N. Y 2I DORIS ANN KUFER Band I,2,3 Chorus I,2,3 Chess Club 2 Cheerleader 2,3,4 Ushers' Club 4 G.A.A. 3,4 Intramurals 3,4 Art Service Club 3 Activity Treasurer 4 HE LEN LE HTO Cheerleader I,2,3,4 Student Council 2 Class Council 2,4 G.A.A. 3,4 Yearbook 3,4 Newspaper I Science Club I Chorus I,2 Apparatus Club I Ushers' Club 3,4 Senior Prom Co-Chair man 4 COMPLIMENTS OF FRED KUTSCHINSKI Religious Club I,2,3 Hobby Club 3 Spanish Club 3 ESTHER LIFSHITZ Chorus I,2 Jr. Arista I Newspaper 2,3 Yearbook 3 Class Council 3 Prom Committee 3 HUDSON VALLEY PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, INC. VERPLANCKS, N. Y. 22 DONALD F. KENT MAVIS A. KINGSLEY Chorus 2 French Club I,2,3,4 Band I,2,3,4 Spanish Club 3,4 Track 3 G.O. I Orchestra I,2,3 Class Secretary 2 Radio Club 2, QPres.I,3 Class gmail 2 xi Q J web YJQPQ GBX C D lc S-f .qn,,V JL 4- xN Q ' Q. GR S 'JN 'SQA Xi mxwwe C3 WQCA 5 ALIX LLOYD Bancl l,2,3,4 Chorus l,2,3,4 Class Council 3,4 ROBERT MAR DER Spanish Newspape Spanish Club 1,2, Apparatus Club 1 r 3 Dramatic Club 3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 1 Intramurals 4 Newspaper 1,2 Apparatus Club 3 French Club 1,2 Class Treasurer3 Prom Chairman 3 Prom Committee 4 LINDA SUZANNE MARVIN CECILIA MASTIAFIAK Band 2 Girls' Intramurals 1,2 Chorus 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2 Yearbook 4 Dancing Club 1 Intramurals 4 Spanish Club 2 Orchestra 2 G.A,A. 3 s e n i o r s fo-9 R I X ,Q X U' if ,- 9 'Yf +sr at f 5 fit' S B O, QQJ J' wqx ff XO' X! 540 0 x Q-'ba-X 95 QU X X DIZ! OX QQ VO Q! v3 QD OX9 X03 X. di-CX Ex PHILIP GORDON MILLER Baseball 1 Band l,2,3,4 Newspaper 2 COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN R. JONES STORE - PEEKSKILL 23 RICHARD MOORE Spanish Club 1 Dramatic Club 1 Apparatus Club 1 Chorus 1 Band 3 Printing Club 3 Football 4 Radio Club 2 ,NY ROBERT OLMSTEAD A paratus Club I Chess Club 2 Basketball I,2,3,4 Baseball I,2,3,4 Chorus 3,4 Band I,2,3,4 Student Council 3,4, fPre Varsity Club 3,4, fPres.J Class President 3,4 Class Vice-Pres. I Track 2 s.l ROBERT L. NOTKOFF JOHN S. OBUHANICK Orchestra 3,4 Baseball I Basketball I,2 Auto-Mechanics Club 3 Printing Club 3 W Wy I 1 bw, 1'4f A Mffwi? 7 -B 724, 4,,w 3 .MKWK MW WILLIAM F. OSWALD Apparatus Club I Spanish Club I Auto-Mechanics Club 2 ELEANOR MARIE PIGNATARO JANICE PUELLEN Library Club I Chorus I,4 Chorus I,2 G.A.A. 3,4 Art Service Club 3 Twirlers 3,4 G.A.A. 3,4 Volleyball Team 2,3 Basketball Team 3 Italian Club I Dramatic Club 4 All-State Music 3 Intramurals 2,3 Ushers' Club 2,4 Dramatic Club 2 French Club 2,3,Qb J Y-f Y? yall ,eff q'3x . x 1 XJ D I U' V ' tfwffsgug J .QKWIEW3 i's' J y, 2 s,'--s , eyiyy 61 jgfw i g':QQWi ,SBIII s?3'L'E 3531 2' QR . W tx ,V - Iii-LGL3 MMM f i 'L imvtwwwigw J.. ,,t . iftf . . ,,,, 'I :'., ' xiii' sw?? Qykbxfg 'ft ROBERT PAUL RIECHEL Basketball I Baseball 2,3,4 Apparatus Club I Band I,2,3,4 Class Treasurer 2 Class Council 4 IRENE SCHULDEIS Class Secretary 2 Class Treasurer I Chorus I,2,4 Intramurals I,2,4 Homemaking Club I Business Service Club 2 Girls' Basketball 2 Girls' Baseball 2 , ' div'- Mwglbw sa S if JVM' - - I si' 2 A ,Mfr ML 'IFA' si 0,41 y1M' ,UJQQZ7 I S P CAROLE SCHWARTZBARD PATRICIA SOBIER Band I,2,3,4 Yearbook I,4 Orchestra 3 ,4 Newspaper I Chorus I,2,3 Art Service Club 2 Student Council 2,3,4,ISec.J Intramurals 2,3,4 Class Council I , fTreas.J,4 Photography Club 2 Chess Club 2 G.A.A. 3,4 Science Club I Twirler 4 Art Service Club 2 ' Stage Crew 3 Pep Band 4 'Spanish Club I Intramurals 3 All-State Band 4 All-State Chorus 4 Mathematics Club 4 Spanish Newspaper 3 O seniors J, f up Va' i' , gi yr ., N:iy,L ,fo ,HQ I, F ,L CW O . I , , y 0, - fi IX lgl Qvl H JI rl . , .. D VI' JEROME L. SOLOMON LINDA SUSAN SOLOMON Archery Club I Intramurals I Wood Working Club I Chorus I,2,3,4 Cross Country 3 Dramatic Club I,2,3,4 Ceramics Club I Spanish Club I G.A.A. 3 ,...L 25 Ushers' Club Washington Club Treas. 4 Yearbook 4 E DWIN TAYLOR Football 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Baseball l,2,3,4 Band 1,2 Cl b A paratus u 1 Chess Club 2 Radio Club 2, lPres.i Varsity Club 2,3,4 Class Council 3 MARIE TOMADELLI HERBERT TRI MPE , QW533? KM Aims.. ,f ' 7' G.o.4 l CSN! My W .- Qy I I I Cl'10I'US l,2,3,4 Ygqrbogk 2,3,4 Newspaper 1,2 Baseball 2,3,4 Dramatics Club 1,2 Basketball 4 G.A.A. 3 Football 2 Intramurals 2 3 Q matic Club 4 All-State Chor ., . arsity Club 4 XD. Class Council 3 5! I ramuralsl 2 3 4 ,5 QQ GJ ' ge Crew 3 , Xa rj-NL 0, ogy YM PRISCI LLA WALSH STUART TWARDY Science Club l Baseball l,2,3,4 Spanish Club 1,2 Chorus 2,3 Yearbook 2 ,3 Radio Club 2 Chess Club 2 Conservation Club 3 , Mathematics Club 3 Dramatic Club 4 Spanish Newspaper 2 DONALD WOLOSENKA French Club I Chess Club 2 Chorus 2,3 Newspaper 3 Class Council 2,3 Dramatic Club 2 Football 3 All-Stale Music 3 effe as Chorus 2 ,3,4 Yearbook 2 Dramatic Club 2 Volleyball Team I Ushers' Club 3 Cheerleader 1 DORIS YOUNG French Club I,2,3 Class Council 3,4 Chorus l,2,3,4 Band I,2,3 Dramatic Club 2,3,4 Choraleers l ,2,3 Newspaper I,2,3 Class Secretary 3 All-State Music 3 Proin Chairman 3,4 '26 THE PARTING At the fork my friend and I had stopped After a bright, light walk through towns. A road to the right ran through a wood And the left road led to the faroff hills. The wood was dense and cool and lovely, And there came music from within: Birds that cried the beauty of their greenland home, Ana oo old brook booonoo somewhere about love. The road leading left climbed up hills And down through rocky, sun-baked land That people left to its own, all alone, To lie untilled. My friend asked which road should we take And I said the left-running road and he disagreed. But why? There's nothing there, said he. There are rocks there and steep hills, I replied. The woods are 'restful dnd shady, he argued. Yes, I admit they induce sleep and hide the sun, I said But the left country is restless and sun-roasted 7 I MM And tough to handle. 0,41 0' 7 . pa . We disagreed and so said goodbye, 0 ' . T ' ' And he went to the right and I to the left, ' And that was the last time.we met. G!! WJ , ROBERT HocHMAN 27 7 f pi, Q T xi X EXW P1Qf 'o A T., ' , Dick Alexcndel' Ootiixo so 'SN' X,O 4 vl'4 lf P05 T B b gobxer Rie:heI BEST ANCERS i 3 N 1 U Hochmon E W C SOIOITIOH X Al.'msT,m'l MQST STU DIOUS 7 Q9JVV CADEMY 571 L, Y S 1 CLASS JESTERS 50 X - A as if ., I 'f ff M Dic J , l T uv , 1 -'f '.-Q Priscillifl Wols , BEST oo DRESSED 1 V093 Barb Kenard PT-M Miller Beffy Duefz I J L 1 , Don T Vogel L 1 P if L-nv if Q BEST ATHLETES 4 Di ck Moore ST SMTLY. ,....'- X 4. image YK 'K 05 xy, , . C5398 X AWARDS ff. ? l RSONARIY NNN ff X f L mi , ff' Q L LL S., ,,,, f ' f ' W5 f' 3' MOST LIKELY R TO SUCCEED X E 801, 15 - x N Sxiev oufoff SX x 56 Mosr -Q L 7! Q : L TALENTED L I Jin xhcnk N 5 O Oods if LV ConnouY Feneman N ' YO'-'ng Q X ' f 4 L Q 0 0 Q. fy ' f O O -A Q ,a f O if Y ' f It . i ,O VEQT-iailf ,L ff s .. N I . L lkk -5 V' L - , L X :I -4 .rfsod N ,Q 5 J f L Mem L ' ' A TALK L - 4 , K ' :J ' L: Q ,, Ed Bob Griffifhs MR. AND MRS. O S'e d A e e L' A LAKELAND Bfohm M -mir: , Q 5 l ll I If Q 31 - , , 7 V g - 1 K L . , A : K? , . ,, h, Phu oyd R ., , Ed - Mme' 4 csfafmhs B b Bob Keicrd A , Olmstecd C'f.f1b0'a 'I O SGWN dv, 7 1 FRIEN DLIEST DONE Mosr B. AVEDON FOR SCHOOL 29 Alix Lloyd, Philip Miller, Dolores Bennett, Stuart Twardy, Adrienne Eastman, Herbert Trimpe, Betty Ann Dietz, Peter Marer. f 1 ,V i HU fl I 5 , f , I ,Wg K - , f K 7 1, ' ml, S9lI'0l' 'V Gilda Catania, Carol Schwartzbard, Nancy Archer, Queen of the Prom: Alix Lloyd, Arleen Brahm. 1 fs, Robert Vitolo, Constance Clapkin, Sonny McCormack, Helen Lehto, Jordan Greenberg, Gilda Catania, Stuart Twardy, Dolores Bennett, William Jewell, Doris Kufer, Carl Freilich, Margaret Laino, Harold Reinhard, Ii1lConnolly, Adrian Gnam, Eleanor Pignataro, Robert Notkoff. 30 CLASSES I ll ,! ug ,, .FW N. 1 ' V, F 'U' X v ,v ,n 3 Y ' A 1 S ni - EX ,V S Q fg 4 Aj , 4' v fl 4 ' I I' f' 'S s ' 1 ' ' X 'O '4 5 l I n n I gi X , x 2- 2+ 4: 'L' 'Lao A my! ! iii..-i ' I ll I s 'Q -I f , -xl I I 'A 4 Z C. HAIZY .1 -X I ROW ONE: Sharon Wetzler, Kathlyn Scully, Alice Taffs, Sharon Smith, Sharon Shapirofjoanne Shustin. ROW TWO: Mrs. Eileen Zieman, Advisor: Charles Travis, Frank Van Orden, John Volkman, Robert Shepard, William Ulicky, Frank Smith. ROW THREE: Irene Simpson, Leroy Slater, Michael Sobier, Clifford Wilson, Michael Twardy, Virginia Wert. COMPLIMENTS OF TWINS INN - JEFFERSON VALLEY, N. Y. S e V e ll 'I' If 9 I' G d e ROW ONE: Paulette Grab, Marsha Gerber, Lynn Gaynor, Helen Frost, Carole Geraci, Carol Hertzel, Carol Hocherman. ROW TWO: Mr. Nichollas Perelle, Advisor: Harold Herbst, Herbert Grossman, Joseph Dolock, Albert DeRonda, Joseph Harlow, Richard Gilbon, Theodore Edelman. ROW THREE: George Heino, Robert Esterly, Robert Gochfeld, William Dodge, John Flood, Jack Harney, David Henry, Vincent Ferrara. 32 COMPLIMENTS OF COUNTRY MART SUPERMARKET - ROUTE 6, MOHEGAN LAKE, N. Y. 'T' ROW ONE: Elizabeth Bunyea Lorraine Burns Christine Christie, Carol DeGolyer, Marie Croft Joanne Berlmgerl Janet Clune Beth Broder. ROW TWO Luigi Boniello David Booth Barbara Blumberg Karen Crookston Louise Albertson George Cowan Cur tis Darragh. ROW THREE Mr William Berner Advisor Pat Alimonti Stephen Cillis Lewis Booth Allen Busch ROW ONE: Michelle McCoy, Judith Knoebel Donna Lee Kent Nina Marraro, Joann Maxone Susan Keeler Lucy Ann Manco ROW TWO Mr Howard Preminger, Advisor: Arthur Krause William Licata John Jervis, Lynda Kramm Mary Lou Kelly Nancy Thompson Donald Huff Spencer Markatos, Melvin Leeds. ROW THREE Ralph Maffettone, Mark Hothmer, John Johnson Richard Link Jeffrey Lunch William Math eson, Thomas Kozelouzek, Bruce Kornbluth Paul Koch qAbsen0 R1chardJaeschke John Lynch Beverly Kempter ROW ONE: Catherine Ott, Bev- erly Reif, Nancy Rappaport, Anne Nowak, Nancy Odenwald, Gay Ranellone, Caroline Me- chura, Leila Rosenzweig. ROW TWO: Mrs. Barbara Gardineer, Advisory Charles Noe, Briena Mednick, Margaret Miller, Barbara Richards, Virginia Rich- ards, Michael Schleyer. ROW THREE: Lawrence Pinkus, Nich- olas Nittoli, Carol Ann Venefsky Harriet Puff, Susan Savignano, Ronald Miskie, Daniel Oscarson. 33 A au ROW ONE: Sandra Prestie, Doris Moore, Susan Ranellone, Martha Phillips, Arlene Pitta, Rima Lunin, Betsy Robertson, Ellen Nissen- blatt. ROW TWO: Patrick Pagliucca, William Metzger, Michael Mihalchik, James Pulliam, Ira Miller, Kent Rosmini, John Pettit, Thomas McNamara, Nicholas Putnam, Michael Rizzio. ROW THREE: John Rifenbury, Ann McGimpsey, Alice Mastafiak, Ruddy Mil- ler, Carolyn Lupion, Susan Palant, Gary Parsons, Patricia Peterson, Patricia Reid, Joseph Licata, Mrs. Elsie Kennard, Advisor. . COMPLIMENTS OF B. TAFFS SAND-GRAVEL-FILL Yo 2 8674 e I 9 'I' I1 9 I' G d e NM ROW ONE: Ursula Elroy, Virginia Dittenhoefer, Dawn De Silva, Alana Bench, Joyce Bradle, Helen Marie Denike, Arlene Carry, Sandra Booth. ROW TWO: Neal Bailenson, Anthony Costella, William DiBello, Donald Brown, Joseph Deatcher, William Castle, Alfred Brent, Stanley Biller, Mr. Ralph Gordineer, Advisor: Roger DeRonda. ROW THREE: Richard Cerrone, Ronald Anderson, John Brown, Thomas Booth, William Carroll, Ronald Cardinali, Paul Chancer, An- thony Brescia, Jeffrey Bassin, Frederick Conroy. COMPLIMENTS OF PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SALON, PEEKSKILL, N. Y. 34 fa- , c f , 2 gt .f ..:,: Y i- L1 Lk'4 q ,L 'A-N, , Hmm-F ROW ONE: Jerry Schmidt, Sharon Smith, Bonnie Lou Turnbull, Barbara Schwartz, Patricia Sliney, Charlotte Waxtel, Marie Wilson, Loralee Sharrow. ROW TWO: Peter Seymour, Robert Scuaback, Stephen Sebesta, Douglas Smith, David Tesar, Roch- ard Savignano, Bruce Sandler, Ronald Spaeth, Ioan Sciamatore. ROW THREE: Mr. Peter Tortora, Advisor: Charles Trudeau, Harvey Solomon, Mary Ann Toohey, Marcia Staff, Lorreta Acher, Marlene Young, Kathleen Tomadelli, Morton Travis, Joan Testa. s havin A 1-N. + ' fg tw ilx! 1' I E,,,,,,'vr,l A 6, t M, gel? lx , Y ' Qs.: K 5 W K' . M' V, 1.--X Q js Fa'-H4-P i 5-Q5 2 isis: S ,fx Xf' 2 ' i 1 is Ev, 5 J' in .. I ,QQ 4? at H . nm, li K , . in ROW ONE: David Hutchison, Richard Harvey, James Granger, Roger Klarl, George Krajeski, Richard Gaims, Kenneth Herst, Richard Kennedy, Rudolph Kent, Richard Holberg. ROW TWO: Sandra Linda, Verna Gazverde, Susan Higgins, Dale Griffiths, Edith Holmes, Arline Israel, Ma- rie Ioseph, Mary Louise Leeming, Harriet Kasenetz, Mr. Donald Grant, Advisor. ROW THREE: Gerald Hardin, Eleanor Gaudinier, Ellen Hamp- son, Marilee Hovey, Frances Guy, Marsha Foster, Susan Kornfeld, Robert Frost. 35 ROW ONE: Helen Romat, Winifred Naylor, Susan Rappaport, Jean Matheson, Barbara Mechura, Joan Passarelli, Rose Romeo. ROW TWO: ,James Gordineer, Gene Mustain, Barbara Padovano, Francis Muglio, Beth Smith, Clyde Rice, Clive Miller. ROW THREE: Lenard Potter, Patric Ott, Peter Sarno, Richard Reich, Gerald Sarconi, Bert Nelson, Mr. James Ross, Advisor. ROW ONE: Beverly Doherty, Melanie Dycko, Carol Dyckerhoff, Charlotte Harvill, Hinda Handshu, Christie Frost, Phyllis Seaman. ROW TWO: Jean Finnerty, Linda Esposito, Florence Enoch, Diane Guarnieri, Suzanne Fesselmeyer, Susan Harris. ROW THREE: Robert Baron, Richard Elias, Paul Eckhardt, Leonard Ferrara, John Felleman, Cornelius Frankenberry, John Egar. Absentees: Stephen Douglas, Peter Feimer, Jacqueline, Mr. Mark Davidoff, Advisor. ROW ONE: Patricia Welch, Nina Wilderman, Rena Solomon, Diana Volkman, Helene Wicky, Beth Smith, Marion Thompson, Carol Zito. ROW TWO: Joyce Zimmerman, Barbara Travis, Fay Strosset, Joyce Smith, Florence Strosset, Marion Scalici, Adrienne Small, Judith Sleckta. ROW THREE: Sherry Travis, Mildred Viola, Marcia Thompson, Ann Schnieder, Ronald Wood, William Sciamatore, Steven Wool. ROW FOUR: Fred Saunders, James Seabolt, Linson See, Mr. Edward Whalley, Advisor. 36 J ROW ONE: Gina Crumpton, Lynn Dobson, Verna Dingman, June Darragh, Beverly Alberts, Bessie Dietz, Alice Diack. ROW TWO: Robert Bartro, John Chadwick, Henry Bruhl, Margaret Cudworth, Patricia Dodge, Alan Cohen, Stephen Berg- er, William Celander. ROW THREE: Toby Chancer, Joseph Christiano, Richard Brown, Peter Chamalian, Ronald Berger, Robert Collins, Albert Atlansky, Harry Bromberg, Mr. Hubert Challou, Advisor. ROW ONE: Caren Iuff, Linda Kurz, Frances Lundstrum, Elizabeth Johnson, Molly Kaslowsky, Jacqueline Hoy, Doris Heady. ROW TWO: Patricia Kuchenmeister, Naomi Liftshitz, Colleen Lamos, Eileen Hochsprung, Gail Kirtman, Lois Holmes, Gail Lyon, Barbara Jordon. ROW THREE: Allen Kotosh, William Jessup, Arthur Marder, Kenneth Kaplane, Barry Hoyt, Paul Leary, Joseph LaDuca. ROW FOUR: Jeffrey Mari vin, Joseph Mangno, Earl Iaeschke, Benjamin Marino, James Prestie, Mrs. Cassie Denny, Advisor. COMPLIMENTS OF ANDREW L. GUYON MASON CONTRACTOR 137 ALLAN ST- ROW ONE: Kathleen Bacon, Joan Costa, Meredith Bailey, Beverly Croft, Harriet Agunien, Ruth Barrett, Linda Bleeker. ROW TWO: PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Eileen Benjamin, Louise Brown, Miss Ann Vetter, Advisor: Gay Connolly, Beatrice Cowper, Sheila Barrett. 37' r 'B' ,Q- ... 1 sn. i 1 1 1 I fs! Row O NE- L10YdL ' Ann Mari Advisorancton. Carole Ferrara V - Row THR Emmy 114 we Dem EE: Williamazilffankenggflil' il-felene Feuer yr J0hn Gu ' cis Head ' Inge Do amieri Th Y. Phyllis G r 1. Auison ' eod ' ran Ebe ore Dobson' grit., Barbara Ziaiandra Haft T 11 Jamz, Josepg' George lleuoby Friedman Kruse eman . - ROW . James H ' M155 Ru TW0. allow Fra th Keevil ' n nk Ha , Yes. Wu- 1i3mKidd. SOM' Cn' W V X . OW TWO: EXi'La- - yy , Davxd Cosxeho, 8okmCos1abXe. R I ROW ONE: Kohn Cxaps, Andxew AQOH. SUNNY ABZYYXXA 2332633 MQ1O,ma Leg Amomsi, Soyce Mbeu, Barham Bmm, QOW bam Batten, Coma Ban, Toby Bxgqbexgkdxl tl soma gamut' Nmgmeg Boom, Semyn Dahwe, Madame Bemegid THREE W' Som Barska? agile 6013114 Wmiam camone. Pmwnio BONCVO- Rowan Gamma' Rom C . ' Mme' I ' a, Wmxam Deamxan. ECNM0 309363- Maul Nyemxet 38 X . , V X , , X, XB 1.111 1? 1 ,.4' . ,V M . N 1 XX .K J XXX ' - ix 1 ng 'N . 531, - . 2-'f 'Lf 3 ' 'X :UITQ-' x I Y x ai X 2 , . ,rri . n Rosenberg Eileen Matechik, ROW ONE: Christine Marvin, Marianne Richards, Lynn Puff, Hazel Miller, Susa , Jan Ranellone, Elizabeth Romat. ROW TWO, Mr. Frank Eckelt, Advisor, Ronald Melancon, Richard Mason, Barbara Schubert, Toni McCoy, Rosmarie Monteiro, Marvin Pearson, Joseph Palant. ROW THREE: Kenneth Polito, Dominick Manco,.John Ryan, Christopheslpayva, Martin Rosenstein, Emil Novchradsky, X I N -V Q- W w 'N N my by Q- C . T 'Q K, - Q' 4 'S M 2 s fx' X N 'X N X, X' lv .X J V y i-Q, M .0 M vi , T, 5' . as Q 9 L X Q .fx O V N ' . , . N C di qi X , Q 1 J 5 T ' J - Qs ' ' X Qi' 'N se is if if Y as - M N X J i9fX l 044, COMPLIME if Vs PNN ROW O M NE: M . A hefgogl' Twardirjoge Welch A X . - O . Frank Tolslan -Walsh' MTL TWO: 'E'f1aMTrumbatu . 8 I . una E Il, Judith She Pklns C g 1. - he erz into lgabafra y ngelson. Ad . Pard, Ann Sh Phe' Sta fij ' Row V THREE: Tgylgaiuviille Viiglfejs I Phyllis W ' 3 un, Jacfyva Uginia Simfzfs. Euan Sobel O11 , NTS OF AMOROSI CORPORATION -- 8 BA n Omen K , D . ' ar . avid Zugnzg W1 NK STREET, PEEKSKILL, N. Y. 39 if eahifw N-L! E X:- Tv if if I' u I J I A L! bb WW If 1 tj r H 'N ,sv , , 43W Iv ,C mf J V :Jef ,ry ROW ONE: Jane Phillips, Margaret Laino, Carol LaDuca, Pauline Lee, Nina Marino, Gladys Sampson, Susan Overbeck, Barbara ! W Moore, Margaret Nehmzow, Judith Nissim. ROW TWO: Lance Schillinger, Howard Peiffer, Gerry Kulich, Gary Scholnick, Frank f Smith, Alan Monowitz, Wayne Matthews, Lewis Kingsley, Paul Snyder, Charles Sonberg. ROW THREE: Carol Nelson, Donald Palm- I L er, Anthony Rizzio, George Peters, Jerry Nittoli, Mrs. Madeline Salustri, Advisor. ROW ONE: Sandra Cowan, Margo Taberer, Carole Wood, Marjorie Vogel, Margaret Wolf, Barbara Gaims, Miriam Boruchow, Barbara Falkenburg, Roberta Wolfinger, Carolyn Cochrane,,Connie Clapkin. ROW TWO: Karen Curry, Joel Trace, Ronald Young, Elwyn Smith, Joyce Varesi, John Trace, Joan Campanella, Joy Grande, Frank Womasko. ROW THREE: Mrs. Mary Kennedy, Ad- visor: Robert Waxtel, Carmala DeStefano, Marguerite Castle, Janet Dahlke, Patricia Tezber, Rozanne Doherty, Prudence Field, Forrest Studebaker, Miss Nancy Smith, Advisor. ROW ONE: Robert Frischmuth, Louis Cipolla, Elaine Romancino, Joan Flander, Roberta Venefsky, Patricia Herst, Linda lacovone, Gail Hamil- ton, Ronald Bailey, Verna Esterley. ROW TWO: Kenneth Anderson, Barry Avedon, Richard Harlow, Michael DeMaria, Robert Guido, Frank Edwards, William Camey, Jerome Atlansky, Merritt Brown. ROW THREE: Raymond DeFeo, Advisor: Clifford Holmes, Russell Palmer, Thomas Harrell, Raymond Bartro, Paul Ferrara, Harold Kern, Mr. John Lockhart, Advisor. 40 Ixl!!-- -A ---'-I -' x! l ix x xtx 8 x xg X Q '-J! ' A 1.-, 1 -9 AcTlVlT'Es XQ- 225 ,fini N f fy 1 -'Q' 1 1 1 A 1' . Ik Lx ,1'ulhxXxX xx NN'5 Ns-llmxxsx 5' NN., H 44 l ' nun... NNN H . N! ., '1 'V W x -I Nl ll----- Q ' X ' j Q - E l F- ----' 'll-- ' F I X The prime function of the Senior High G.O. is to help every student to become a better school citizen and to create better student- teacher elations. This year the G.O. held several successful projects including the Hun- garian Relief Drive, the Student Handbook, and the G.O. cards. The Junior High G.O. had one main plan for the year 1957. That plan, as everyone knows, has played a big part in Lakeland's enjoyment of games and dances. With the mone from our treasury we have replaced the oild soda machine with a big brand-new Coca-Cola machine. At the beginning of the school year we took care of the annual Curtiss Magazine drive. Some lucky students won top prizes, and the G.O. profited greatly. In May we will have a terrific mov- T ie dance fWe hopell That will be sponsored . . ROW ONE: Barbara Gaims, Susan Rosenberg, Jane Phillips. ROW TWO: Jill Connolly, Carole ci 'the .l'Ul'llOf. big event .of Jlle Yelrfr' Schwartzbard, Secretary: Ronald Young, Vice President: Robert Olmstead, President: Dolores A :lumor H'Q Stu nfs are 'mule I we ope Bennett, Treasurer: Barbara Hammer, Herbert Trimpe. ROW THREE: Mrs. Douglas MacDou- it will be 0 big success- gan, Advisor: Robert Frischmum, David Auan, wunam Kidd, Christopher staff, Frank Felleman siudeni council Q C lu II I 0 I' COMPLIMENTS or MILLER BROS. FUEL OIL, PEEKSKILL, N. Y. 3, . ROW ONE: Coleen Lamos, Susan Savianno, Patricia Welch, Judith Werthner, Loraine Burns, Beverly Croft. ROW TWO: Anthony Cos- tello, David Henry, Jack Petit, Richard Elias, John Testa, William Celander, Spencer Markatos, Leonard Potter, Mr. Ralph Gordineer, Advisor. COMPLIMENTS OF CROMPOND BUILDERS' SUPPLY ROW ONE: Laura Alperin, Hazel Miller, Rima Lunin, Christine Frost, Phyllis Wax, Diane Guarnieri, Judy Shepard. ROW TWO: Doris Young, Jane Phillips, Patricia Herst, Jill Connolly, Judy Nissim, Michael Gochfeld, Susan Rosenberg, Mr. Frank Eckelt, Advisor, ROW THREE: Margaret Laino, Arthur Krause, Robert Norkoff, Jan Ranelone, Rosemarie Montiero. newspaper staff The Lakeland Ledger, spokesman of the stu- dent body, can number among its accomplish- ments this year the following: cl weekly ra- dio program on WLNA, the Peekskill, New York, Radio Station, and a trip to the Patent Press in Mt. Kisco, New York. library club The Library Club is primarily a service organ- ization, enabling students to acquaint them- selves with some aspects of librcrianship as a career. it is also designed to promote a love of books and learning. The public relations work at the front desk is most popular and useful, with book selection, displays, and binding following. Each member is also re- sponsible for the appearance and arrangement ofa certain section of the library. This work is performed during the lunch and study peri- ods. However, much is left to individual in- itiative, the students may do as little or as much as they are inclined. Some deserve the rank of assistant librarians, their activities benefiting both themselves and the school. Linda Kurz, Mr. Martin Brech, Advisor: Jeffrey Linich, Beth Russert, Beatrice Couper, Judy Slechta. COMPLIMENTS OF PERINOL PRODUCTS CO, INC. QMICRO-SEALJ COMPLIMENTS OF THE LAKELAND LEDGER wk X ge t is , COMPLIMENTS OF SCALPI FAMILY The French Club has been busy this year with sever- aI activities. Their mem- bers took part in an assem- bly program, entertained French visitors at their meetings, visited the U- nited Nations, attended a concert given by a French operatic singer and have in store, the prospects of a visit to a French ship. ROW ONE: Margaret Wolfe, Carol Emeny, Joyce Karl, Ann Sharkey, Margaret Laino, Barbara Gaims, Carol Nelson, Hazel Miller, Melanie Dycko, Miriam Boruchow. ROW TWO: Adrian Gnam, Jane Phil- E r e n C h C u h lips, Cora Barr, Phyllis Granger, Susan Rosenberg, Stanley Auerbach, Richard Elias, Linda Kurz, Molly Kaslowsky, Christie Frost, Judy Shepard, Patricia Kuchenmeister, Mr. Mark Davidoff, Advisor. Under the direction of Mr. Vincent Kratzman, the stage crew has created the set- tings and moods with the use of lights for our school plays. They have constructed i elaborate scenery which, when necessary, may be moved easily. Stage crew mem- S a 9 e C r e w bers are the people behind the scenes. is wee' 1 f Q r 1' in P iz ,S M: sl N H' 'I as I I T -4. ' I, -:F Ii' , 1 V K' t ' t gt , , Q f . ' y , I N. .a.:.e.: ii ROW ONE: Mr. Vincent Kratzman, Advisor: Gladys Sampson, Nina Marino, Clifford Holmes. ROW TWO: Elwyn Smith, Patricia Tezber, Paul Ferrara, Merritt Brown, Louis Kingsley. COMPLIMENTS OF ALPINE INN, SHRUB OAK, N. Y. 44 Y Through readings, discussions, proiects and field trips, the Conservation Club tries to develop a better understand- ing of our local natural en- vironment. lt coordinates its activities with the Nat-I uralist Workshop of Shrub Oak and receives assistance and advice from the Con- servation Department. A bird feeding station is main- tained behind the school, and, to further improve the area wildlife, i000 white pine seedlings have been or- dered from the Conservation Department to be placed on the school grounds. This year the club is sponsoring a conservation assembly pro- gram. .YW 1 pf,q,,ga..,,.1 ,,.-Psi' , . ' 'ff' Eff' J 'ST-:fi-I Q 'Q jig'lpfiflt-,iii-s .s'17f f'f.l.',,,E . an rv., r M .1 . fi Q! ,sg . - Us swf i .. Q. f 1 T., P. Y' ':'- -' we 144' -. 1 t f rf -'YG' N- ,ws F- gb Aff' K, w V3.9 Q I' N -.if ,E-'FN 'ffm -we ROW ONE: Beatrice Couper, Judy Slechta. ROW TWO: Jeffrey Linich, Jeffrey Marvin, William Sealander, Bruce Rombluth, Alan Cohen, James Richmond. ROW THREE: Albert DeRonda, Mich- ael Gochfeld, Mr. Martin Brech, Advisor. conservuiion club The Senior High Dramatic Club consists of members from Grades IO, ll, and l2. The club members presented the play, Murder in a Nunnery and will present a number of one-act plays later in the . spring. One of these plays will be selected to represent our school d I at the local one-act ploy contest. r a m a i I C C u COMPLIMENTS OF ROBlNSON'S FLOWER SHOP, PEEKSKILL, N. Y. ROW ONE: Alix Lloyd, Judy Nissim, Toby Blumberg, Marjorie Laino, George Peters, Ann Sharkey, Helene Feuer, Susan Rosenberg, Lynne Puff, Toby Friedman, Phyllis Wax, Miriam Boruchow, Ellen Sobel, Judy Shepard, Jane Phillips, Memory Twardy, Barbara Kellard, Barbara Falken- burg. ROW TWO: Marlene Beisser, Cora Barr, Hazel Miller, Esther Liftshitz, Doris Young, Arlene Brahm. ROW THREE: Ronald Young, Rob- ert Hochman, Michael Gochfeld, Joseph Palant, Stuart Twardy, Peter Mater, Herbert Trimpe, Phyllis Granger, Linda Solomon, Barbara Gaims, Jill Connolly, Laura Alperin, Jan Ranellone, Rose Montiero, Mr. Donald Grant. COMPLIMENTS OF CIRCLE MEN'S SHOP, PEEKSKILL, N. Y. 45 The name of the Spanish Newspa- per is El Avispon-lThe Hornetl. It is a quarterly publication, produced by the members of the Spanish Ill Class. All members contribute news items. We have been trying to ef- fect an exchange with other schools in this section publishing a Spanish paper. So far, no luck. In charge of the Avispon this year are: Bar- bara Hammer, Karen Curry, Carol Nelson, Alan Monowitz, and An- thony Rizzio. 0 r I SPCIIIISII IIBWSPC PBI' 32.Z'.i'.'ZZf'El11'i05:..il,fV,'iZZt335bS!Z.ilinlnlfiiS2?.'Z,., COMPLIMENTS OF SKOLSKY'S, PEEKSKILL, N. Y. -500 X f S4 fm fvrifi z '44 The Spanish Club mem- bers have been ac- quainting themselves with the customs and i- deals of the Spanish speaking peoples. They have participated in a Pinanta party and have given skits in Spanish at Assembly programs. ROW ONE: Toby Chancer, George Peters, Alan Kaplan. ROW TWO: Meredith Bailey, Lucille Viola, Ann O Marie Ferrara, Mildred Viola, Linda Bleeker, Susan Harris, Toni McCoy, Beverly Alberts, Patricia Dodge, c u Barbara Falkenburg. ROW THREE: Alan Monowitz, Hinda Handschu, Karen Huff, Adrienne Small, Beatrice Cowper, Naomi Liftshitz, Colleen Lamos, Marcia Thompson, Carol Nelson, Karen Curry, Florence Enoch, Gail Kirtman, Arlene Vogel, Jeffrey Marvi.n, Mr. Hubert Challou, Advisor. COMPLIMENTS OF NlNO'S, JEFFERSON VALLEY, N. Y. ROW ONE: Irene Schuldeis, Joan Campanella, Gina Crompton, Margaret Nehmzow, Tone McCoy, Virginia Polito, Nina Wil- derman, Dorothy Apicelli, Sandra Cudworth, Hinda Handschu. ROW TWO: Elaine Romancino, Constance Clapkin, Florence Wolfinger, Angelina Trumbaturi, Norma Lee Amorosi, Jan Ranellone, Adrienne Small, Rosemarie Monteiro, Christine Marvin, Marion Thompson, Patricia Dodge, ROW THREE: Miriam Boruchow, Judith Nissim, Margaret Larno, Patricia Herst, Janice Puellen, Linda Solomon, Marie Tomadelli, Colleen Lamos, Alice Diack, Marie Beckwith, Carol Heady, Mr, Howard Prem- inger, Advisor, ROW FOUR: Priscilla Walsh, Carolyn Cochrane, Judith Shepard, Phyllis Wax, Suzanne Fesselmeyer, Bessie Dietz, Barbara Jordon, Carol Dyckerhoff, Barbara Gaims, Adrian Gnam, Stuart Twardy, George Peters, Marcia Thompson, ROW FIVE: Jane Phillips, Susan Harris, Nina Wilderman, Barbara Schubert, Ellen O'Sullivan, Linda Marvin, Alix Lloyd, Lau- ra Alperin, Ingrid Hugo, Joyce Karl, Richard Elias, Robert Olmstead, Peter Marer, Jean Finnerty, ROW SIX: Barbara Kellard, Doris Young, Linda Apicelli, Carol Emeny, Louise Brown, Molly Kaslowsky, Gail Kirtman, Eileen Madechik, Arlene Vogel, William Celander, Frank Felleman, Ronald Young, Louis Holmes, ROW SEVEN: Elizabeth Barrett, Mary Jane Bremner, Mar- lene Beisser, Verna Dingman, Carol Zito, Susan Walsh, Karen Curry. COMPLIMENTS OF CARLOS LIMOUSINE SERVICE - 32 CRESTVIEW AVENUE, PEEKSKILL, N. Y. photography club The Chorus prepares choral selections for presentation at Christ- mas time, and at the Spring Concert, as well as For assemblies and other suitable oc- casions. Prospective members must be able to demonstrate some aptitude for vocal mu- sic. The Chorus is di- vided into two groups. The Photography Club has cre- ated an interest in photography. lts members attend classroom session to learn the principles of photography such as compo- sition, lighting, and developing They work in a darkroom devel- o ing and printing their pictures T is spring they are looking for- ward to a photographic field trip. Next year they intend to make color slides of students' class ac- tivities. COMPLIMENTS OF STEVEN CURRY Qi! Y 's 'saw ROW ONE: Barry Hoyt, William Celander, Robert Nacamau, Mr. Paul Marvin, Advisorg John Volkman, Leonard Potter. ROW TWO: Clive Miller, Susan Keeler, Paulette Grabb, Michael Twardy, 47 Any boy who has earned a Varsity Letter in sports is eligible to be voted into the Varsity Club. The Club sponsors a show each spring, using the proceeds to buy a gift for the school. An add- ed responsibility is to help the faculty at any sports activity. varsity J ROW ONE: William Jewell, David Allan, Donald Vogel. ROW TWO: Edwin Taylor, Alan Monowitz, Robert Olmstead, ROW I b THREE: John Sarkissian, Advisor, Mr, Nicholas Perrelle, Advisor, Frank Fellman, Anthony Rizzio, Harold Reinhard, David C u Raider, Richard Alexander, Theadore Dobson, Robert Cortese, Ronald Young, Richard Mason, Mr. Daniel Murphy, Advisor, COMPLIMENTS OF S.E. BUNYEA - PAINTING CONTRACTOR, LA. 8 2918, JEFFERSON VALLEY, N. Y. W 5 5 32 'CA ROW ONE: Carol Nelson, Phyllis Wax, Toby Friedman, Arleen Brahm, Susan Rosenberg, Hazel Miller, Doris Kufer, Janice I Puellen, Lucille Viola, Judy Shepard, Cora Barr, ROW TWO: Mrs. Elsie Kennard, Advisor, Carol Emeny, MemoryTwardy, Ellen Sobel, Mary Jane Bremner, Ann Sharkey, Marlene Belsser, Betty Dietz, Barbara Kraft, Linda Solomon, Dolores Bennett, Lynne Puff, Gilda Catania, Helen Lehto. COMPLIMENTS OF BERRY'S -- PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Now in its third year, the Ushers' Guild has grown in both membership and service to the school . Under the able super- vision of Mrs. Elsie Kennard, it has become an organization that can always be depended upon to represent and serve our school. band ROW ONE: Nancy Archer, Majorette, Philip Miller, Student Director. TWIRLERS: Barbara Kellard, Captain, Margaret Laino, Janice Pu- ellen, Patricia Sobier, Pauline Lee, Ingrid Hugo, fabsentj. BAND MEMBERS: Patricia Reid, Karen Curry, Adrianne Eastman, Fred Saund- ers, Elizabeth Barrett, Beverly Croft, Robert Marder, Richard Gaims, Phyllis Granger, Margaret Wolf, Judith Shephard, Toby Friedman, Lynn Dobson, Christie Frost, Marion Thompson, Patricia Herst, Hazel Miller, Charles Cooper, Winifred Naylor, Patricia Kuchenmeister, Verna Jean Gazverde, Sandra Cudworth, Donna Kent, Alix Lloyd, Michael Gochfeld, Michael Schleyer, Bruce Sandler, Susan Rosenberg, Donald Kent, Carol Emeny, Gary Parsons, Marianne Richards, Robert Olmstead, Adrian Gnam, Michael McCoy, Robert Riechel, Bonnie Lou Trunbull, Morton Travis, Arthur Marder, Peter Seymour, Richard Link, Rudolph Miller, Frank Felleman, Carol Schwartzbard, John Norcheese, Richard Oliva, Ronald Cardinali, Jeffery Bassin, George Peters, Paul Chancer, William Celender, Clive Miller, Bessie Dietz Karen Huff, Beth Russett, Patricia Dodge, Marsha Thompson, Mary Jane Bremner, Douglas Smith, Mr. William Shine, Director. COMPLIMENTS OF LOCKWOOD MOTORS, INC., CADILLAC AND PONTIAC, PEEKSKILL, N. Y. orchestra ROW ONE: Peter Chamelian, Robert Notkoff, Concert Master. ROW TWO: Melvin Leeds, Sandra Cudworth, Elizabeth Bunyea, Christine Christie, Patricia Welch, Gail Kirtman, Christine Frost, Helen Frost, Judith Werthner. ROW THREE: Bruce Sandler, Beverley Croft, Patricia Kuchenmeister, Lynn Dobson, Adrienne Eastman, Carole Schwartzbard, Adrian Gnam, Student Director, Karen Juff, Bessie Dietz, ROW FOUR: Beverly Reif, Mich- ael Schleyer, Marianne Richards, Michael Gochfeld, Marcia Thompson, Gary Parsons, Beth Russert, Toby Blumberg, Mildred Viola, Ellen O'Sulli- van, George Peters, Mr. Martin Hamer, Director, John Noschesse, Frank Felleman, Ty Van Orden, Richard Link, Peter Seymour. COMPLIMENTS OF KYSTER'S GENERAL STORE, JEFFERSON VALLEY, N. Y. 49 ca? OFFICERS: Betty Dietz, QPres. J, Jane Phillips, fVice-Pres. J, Mary Ann Richards, fSect'y. J: Sheila Barrett fTreas', J, MEMBERS: Nina Marino, Eleanor Pignataro, Janice Puellen, Arlene Vacirca, Roberta Wolfinger, Carole Cochrane, 1 0 1 Helen-Lehto, Gilda Catania, Margaret Laino, Ellen Sobel, Delores Bennett, Lynne Puff, Toby Friedman, Ann Sharkey, Joanne Scofield, Mary Ann Richards, Susan Rosenberg, Suzanne Fesselmeyer, Cora Barr, Naomi Liftshitz, I Helene Feuer, Florence Enoch, Phyllis Granger, Sandra Haft, Linda Kurz, Barbara Gaims, Jane Phillips, Judith Nis- C J t sim, Betty Dietz, Shiela Barrett, Allison Ebert, Diane Volkman, Beth Smith, Judith Shepard, Doris Kufer. Carol 'VX-Q,0, Nelson, fabsentj. WL G.A.A. The Girls' Athletic Association, under the supervision of Mrs. Jane Osborne, consists of members who are selected on a basis of personal character, citizenship, and ability to maintain an acceptable year- ly average of 85'M: and above in ph sical education. G.A.A. aims to develop better character in girls, give recognition to girls' athletics by promoting greater participation and spirit, keeping the best in- terest of the school in mind at all times. The program for i956-i957 included: drawing up a new con- stitution, varied athletic activities, faculty recreation night, i957 G.A.A. Show, a spring trip, and improvement of school spirit. This core of devoted radio men, under the direction of Mr. Peter Housekeeper, in i956 boast a fullfledged radio station KZOKZ complete with soundproofed room and professional equipment. radio club ROW ONE: Ronald Berger, fPres,jg James Seabolt, Richard Reich, Wil- liam Kazaldosic, fSect'y.J: Kenneth Kaplan, Martin Pascak, Harry Gross- man. ROW TWO: Donald Huff, Michael Sobier, Stanley Biller, Rob- ert Shepard, Vincent Ferrara, Paul Koch, Robert Gochfeld, Ted Edel- man.. ROW THREE: Chuck Cooper, Michael Gochfeld, Peter Chamalian, fKN2UTVJg Frederick Sonders, John Jervis, Robert Baron, Steve Wool, Mr, Peter l-lousekeeper, Advisor, fw2KMOJ. Age, 50 it , auto mechanics club The students in the club have done trouble shoot- ing, Ignition timing, carburation work, valve o- f s verhauls, muffler work, and various other minor repairs.I The group hos also held discussions of the relative merlts of different makes of cars and tools used in the automobile industry. Louis Cipolla, William Kelly, John Trace, Mr. Edward Spallina, Advisorg Charles Cooper, ,,.,... COMPLIMENTS OF TREND'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER, MOHEGAN LAKE, N. Y. 5 Y -' .L Q .. W , P 4 I 'I' , 51 w A , is wr ' 1. ' - Ev ' ' K il ' , ':3. If I I- : 4 I UP-COMING SENIORS PROS AND CONS ON BOOKS . MURDER IN A NUNNERY SENIOR ENGLISH CLASS AT WORK LAKELAND ON THE AIR VOICES FILL THE AIR HAVING A GRAND TIME yn fu N. 1 s ' 1 . OUR APPRECIATION FRIDAY NIGHT GET TOGETHER ALL THIS FOR 20q:? 51 Ni' I I ll ROW ONE: Helen Lehto, Peter Marer, Frank Felleman, Adrienne East- Rb Hch ,ROWTWO:1'bh' , i , SBIIIUI' C USS COIIIICI Hiya? 6' S COMPLIMENTS OF THE CITIZENS FOR BETTER EDUCATION ,re 5 i 'V-Z4 W' sf S v .,u,,1l5 , I I Q ROW ONE: Rozanne Doherty, Jane Phillips, Harold Reinhard, Robert Cortese, Constance Clapkin. ROW'TWO: Margaret Wolf, Barry Ave- don, Elwyn Smith, Frank Smith, Florence Wolfinger. Carol Nelson, fabsentj. COMPLIMENTS OF SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO., PEEKSKILL, N. Y. 52 gifzfiigg QB N , 53 C 4 so homore class council Wm YQ P dx I X ,XD LZ 6 e, Row ONE: Phyllis Granger, g9mA1g.jv1e1!ng9giEFnig Jim, Qoni Mcco Nlobert whnman. ,QNX ,fl 37 W Row TWO: Euzabeng Barren, Jann RyS3,9'rJ1e o:2,4Dobi0Eg Edwar nyeabljlfnggfilh O05 f boftf Q1 A C I 7 O N 4 X61 :DQ bg C-J X DQ fb, 4-66 .W f gh cv? QV ew jf' X dx X653 2, UN ' . .V D f X- N --f fc ' 24-Z fp,-5005 ui , Cf Ex J y4Vx,f' I JC Nzgfy ' ,Ov 55 XQNUQPCL QS' ' ' f'k'N 8 pk CX if 'Q XO QKXQC Q fy V ,di .1 47906 CJ A' Q KK gf 761 - 1 ,QI 97, 52 f In ,QL X X A-FQ JXNP cf U xc-1 -C N G -,f - , yy i A , LA COMPUMENTS or BELL OFFICE EQULQAENT, PEEKSKILL, N. Y. 5 U X ,N if - ,, -fy! wwf! X MY O freshmen class councll ROW ONE: Patricia Welch, Patricia Dodge, Diane Guamieri, Sheila Barrett, Nina wilderman, COMPLIMENTS OF EDNALITE OPTICAL CO., INC., PEEKSKILL, N. Y. 53 I 'IDB' Q LINDY LOVERS I I 4 IW, ,,,,,W,fvf7 nj LAKELAND'S DANCERS QW W I' 70411 fj A Mf1f5',,wf'f WU 4, , PICKS or THE PROM ,,, fI,,g,AA ' MMU A A ff J' .flf 0 J L!4 'F'p 5L'f 6 ,yy p 'A7j'4 f kj, NV f SHE'S ONLY ACTING MUSIC PUTS YOU IN THE MOOD I! A ff L ,N rn I , .ri gm, 4, CUTE COUPLE THESE MEALS ARE SCIENTIFICALLY BALANCED H I 1 -. 4 . FIGHT TEAM FIGHT OUR FAVORITE SUBJECT 54 ATHLETICS -- ---- ---- '--- I ,f fiizp 'l!g..,!'.,' 1 5-- , ...- Quug i----.-li. 1 lg.--.N ii... 15 'H I f'a u .7 ls Z I I- s 1: s u, N, 'i N, N, ir I NN. 2 'Q O I I l I 1'-,' ' I . I N I I I I I I I it X ei 1 K Q .U C .xi X9 - ' S ' 1' V an if , li A Q9 Y N lff kgfy, 3, 14 4 f ZW Q' 'Q q va' 19 F - Q 62 'A ? Cl? fxx Yi 1 1 A X9 9X E-E . f P f-2-7 -- Qi 451' H f - ,..Q I , V - 'lllllullll' fi ll 35 in F 540567 55 Mr. Nicholas Perrelle, Coach, Edwin Taylor, Haro Rein 7ard - Co-Captains f I 4 The T956 Varsity Football Team wound up with a record of one win, five losses, and one tie. Although the record does not show success in the winning of games, it does leave an account of good playing on the part of the Fellemen brothers, George and Frank, Sonn Sciamatori, a freshman, and Lance Schilllinger and Tony Rlzzio, two iuniors whom we expect to prove val- uable next year. Other members of the team proved that there will be many fine football days ahead for Lakeland High. DCWWW Why , .W Wig we T ,MZ ,Magi JW we Q .7211 4 M4 . if wt ' ' 4 ' , , L f fff2tlf,Z'f?gQjr,a QW pjftf Ddnf7OMPLItTALENTS or BESlAC!CfHEZ ATljhTETIC!l , fl - R mf he N. Y. W ROW ONE: Robert Waxtel, Manager, Robert Whitman, George Felleman, Anthony Rizzio, Alan Monowitz, Edwin Taylor, Harold Reinhard, Frank Felle- man, Henry Bruhl, Richard Moore, Jerry Sarcone, Stanley Auerbach, Manager. ROW TWO: Mr. Nicholas Perrelle, Coach, Clifford Holmes, Stephen Douglas, Richard Harlow, Michael DeMaria, Frank Smith, David Allan, Lance Schillinger, Howard Cumme, William Sciamatore, Frank Hayes, Gary Curry, Clifford Wilson, Manager, Mr. John Sarkissian, Coach. 56 pr, ,irllv J Xt ,J lrifv IV djs' 'if -,J o o o ll Nil: X sgfl T4 , -gn lunlor vars: y fs J, J X 'X dbx X3 ,gil .QNX-E W' J ' . V 9 gif, . lr if A il' A.. vf A. . U Xl I' ROW ONE: James Harlow, John Chadwick, James Mekulik, Joseph Ryan, David Hutchison, Antonio Boniello, Frank Tompkins, Chris Staff, Manager. ROW TWO: Mr. Ralph Gordineer, Coachg John Felleman, Richard Oliver, Ronald Niemiera, Marvin Pear- son, Lawrence Montiero, Joseph Kruse. The 1956 Junior Varsity Football Team has a record of one win and four losses. Such players as Jim Harlow, and Joe Kruse sparked the team through a fighting season. Red Pearson and Howard Cumme, two prom- ising sophomores, led the team with their great s irit and spunk. They were supported by other team members who had the fighting spirit and drive to play good ball. .--N-4-1. f :fi ,- 57 COACH WILLIAM BERNER I roi, ffrfti 'Yf I :J ga fy F EQQ If i - ilky I .I 6 J I Z . V , ,y y . .:A , fsyr y I, it y r I ' .7k:. Y 2 K f 'S qnvf' ROW ONE: Robert Whitman, Elwyn Smith, Ronald Young, Richard Chicotka, William Jewell. ROW TWO: Lance Schillinger, Edward Griffiths, Robert Olm- stead, Gary Scolnick, Gerald Sarconi. Harold Reinhard fabsentj SCORES LAKELAND OPPONENT I 2 , 51 53 Camel 64 57 sr. Mary's 59 56 Mahopac The Varsity Basketball team had a fairl successful 1956-1957 56 61 Brewster season. The team won eight games ancrlost four in League 55 50 Haldane competition, finishing in second place behind Carmel and St. 61 66 St. Mary's Mary's with an identical nine and three record. Lakeland 52 47 Mahopac finished with an overall nine and nine record. The scoring 57 45 Carmel was well balanced this year with Bill Jewell, Ed Griffiths 61 48 Brewster and Hal Reinhard all scoring in double figures consistently. 62 95 Haldane The first five was rounded out by the good rebounding of Ron 90 35 Purdys Young and the playmaking of Bob Olmstead. Co-captains 64 38 Purdys were Olmstead and Reinhard. quill., -.if .3-4 M::ei'43H3l:5-: NAI' -w , . , if .. 3 ...- ,X-'r 5 4-L Q 4- F t 'w I x 5 E3 Qsssvbl L: S' pdf? 2. '7' 1' 4. July ..5 , ff., 1. . ,, . . -'5:1'S'53 555- 45551-gain . Surf! -25 all-.ft :rf - so fn Q J' ... -' Y 'r AW! 'Stu 1 Us 4,-ics.-7:s:i'17 f57f7'x::'1'6' s'S'ff 53i' THE '11 ...fn ' A 1- as ' ,:7'.,?. ' 'A' ' . . fx-'fft' . ,J-,Q-1,5fZ-igizsziibziiwfhsv. -1-'23 . .-and , - M.: re- 1 -'3 fr ' ,mf-1agw,.5:,1'w.4EL New '-51 ,LSSKI W1-,iitv-VJQQSQAJ 'RSE K+ ' h. .' '-. ..- , .-1 , F72 '1!f'0 fUR'5f1Z :fn -'fqblg . 593: I ,zgfisyfwfg , leg-fg.,55,. -alt' .. .1 1.111-.wav Y 1, we Bl-'!,.,',,-HU 'Ft ' . .-Ti '7 MPH' re Ti?f14. ,F'? 1,29 -9. i::IvQ'5-5-'gv.': :.'Q , fm il? 14531514 ,' 1 - -if u, :win 'uf r J I , . .. ..,. My .. .,. Q. . .'.f,?:.:,'.h,3 A, Lgiamw. 3.539 M 1 N' V R,-f ' gy r ef ff r. ' v - . - Q, I . 55155. ' Y qiffif' W , Y 2 'cv ..-x A-'rv as-f f 'W . : 'w-igv . 3-xt-Lew?-,x. . i , 5 .. Q 1 -1 M342- 3 C.a-Q-w2qJj,gJ4,i:Q1 A , 'L JB Y ag, .. 'A ' ,.. S V .. - ,-,-, -r-:-,,mf,MJ , 1 - ag. .. ,MQ E-2152 rixaifhyv MANAGERS ARTHUR FREILICH HERBERT TRIMPE COMPLIMENTS OF R.E. TE CARR SPORTING GOODS, NORTH TARRYTOWN, N. Y. 58 f 'Illia-. 'Sf' varsliy Own gs Q 5--ES X, Q-1-.O , ll - bg- Af 523, 1, If D S?-1: ff' 0535 XX FE-Q K, i S-C, M 5 f 4...--- -- ' WS X 2.1 ' 553' F f7'N - SQS , f gg .N Q 1 ' , NH QS' 'N mg ll 5 55? -O Il 25 fl F' Q gg: I Z. M W- Ecu i TID 1, 29' 503 1 ...Q - :TE - A f 'W rr: ' 4' ru E' - 4. '5- Y Ill B 3' , Z ..f A3 , 3 f 5 ' fb O . ff fr lf? tu I Ih oach, David Costello n - Clive M11 ' ROW Tw Ier Gene O1 Hem ' Mustain y ,.. A,..,, N kfeef ef CD? Q?--x AV Jxx' 5, 1 ,L H I rf me X I A , , ix c an MXQTOX C. f, A i This year our Varsity Squad has worked very hard to promote spirit within our school The spirit has definitely increased, and we hope it will continue to grow in future years. The Varsity Cheerleaders participated in the annual Westchester County Cheerleading Festival, winning First place in their division. 1 Lf' .LQ 4 ,Cf '59, . , M af y . f f f,f!QM,f Yaffivwfkfi' 'T 0 TL Clog' chaff, .0 fax., 5- LL .X gf' ,. 4 1 NJA' L?9-Cfic! X' zQLfg?Lf0 -LL! 1'j..,f.,4 -1.'LJJf,4fv COMPLIMENTS OF SCOTT STUDIOS - OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS TO THE I957 TERRA LACUS 60 Cheerleading Advisor, H4 All-' Ji-ds-cu 644.66 1 JW cw, LQ, f SMMA- ., VS- 1 ' 4 few wif 0-71.1, C I f fk67a,asff ROW ONE: Doris Kufer Helen Lehto Carolyn Cochrane ROW TWO: Betty Dietz - Captain 'Dolores Bennett Flossie Wolfinger Barbara Kraft -at-ol Nelson fabsentj Miss Anne Vetter Miriam Boruchow, Ellen Sobel, Suzanne Fesselmeyer, Constance Clapkin, Sheila Barrett, Arlene Vacirca, Beth Smith, Barbara Falkenberb , Captain The J.V. Cheerleading Squad has done quite a bit during the '56 and '57 sea- son. They have boosted school spirit to the best of their ability and participat- ed in two of the biggest events of basketball season--the County Center Cheer- leading Festival and the All-Star Game. we W4 N96 Xet5 Roi X wi' X . 58900 :Claes X456 5 Ol Vo 66 00 MQV-6030065 ox e we l A 0' Xwlvxe Margaret Laino, Pauline Lee, Ingrid Hugo, Nancy Archer, fMaJorettejg Barbara Kellard, fCaptainJg Janice Puellen, Patricia Sobier, 61 Cheerleading Advisor Miss Nancy Smith A 5 i I our fr if I Wrestling Advisor Mr. John Lockhart I sim E' Q E' X' , I ' Si ROW ONE: James Harlow, John Claps, William Celander, George Peters, Stanley Auerbach, Paul Leary, Harry Bromberg, ROW TWO: Edward Bunyea, Vernon Esterly, Alan Monowitz, Anthony Rizzio, Lewis Kingsley, Clifford Holmes, Wrestling started at Lakeland this year with a squad of I4 boys who stayed the full year. We had duel meets with Hendrick Hudson and Carmel, and a tournament with Carmel, Hen- drick Hudson, John Jay, and Lakeland. We placed third in the tournament. cross country This year the Cross Country Team has been a small but good one. Bill Jewell placed 'I3th in a field of 125 at Tarrytown. Ronald Young Elwyn Smith, and John Trace did so well that if another man had walked around the track, they would have placed Sth out of 25 teams. This points out their worst problem--lack of men . At another meet here at Lakeland they won over St. Mary's, placing Ist, 2nd, 3rd, and the 4th man 6th. This was the first meet they won. Next year they look forward to more victories and more men interested in Cross Country, claiming that any average per- son can easily run the 2 lf2 mile track. ROW ONE: Pat Alimonti, William Ulicky, Wilson Dodge, ROW TWO: John Trace, Ronald Young, Elwyn Smith, Mr, Iohn Lockhart, Advisor. 62 A..-u. ROW ONE: Frank Tompkins, James Harlow, David Zugner, Frank Smith, Robert Waxtel, Mr. William Berner, Coach. ROW TWO: John Ryan, Stanley Auerbach, Christopher Staff, Carl Freilich, David Allan. ROW THREE: Clifford Holmes, Christopher Savva, Robert Whitman, John Costable. The J.V. Baseball Team of l956 was fairly successful. The team beat Carmel and tied Carmel, lost to Brew- ster, Maho c, and Haldane. The outstanding players were as Follbgws: James Harlow, Robert Whitman and David Allan. The boys played with a great deal of spirit throughout the season. COMPLIMENTS or UNITED LAKELAND AIR CONDITIONING, CROMPOND, N. Y. s 63 45 5- M' 7,221 ,.:, .. 1 I 5 'S 2 5 B. fr til' HERE THEY COME HOLD YOUR BREATH FLYING HIGH I 14' izgazsitilifq. I M lisp? ,J My, , ' L , - 2524152 ' Em I THE SPIRIT OF '57 WE WANT A TOUCHDOWN HOLD THAT PIG-SKIN OUR FUTURE VARSITY AND THE SCORE GOES UP 'S I I 'iffy A gh' yi w..rgrI,f Qi ,Q ' I p LAC E YOU R B E TS ' ' I I , I,1I'y11 ww MARCHING ALONG-- ONE, TWO, THREE, KICK! 64 Mrs . Arlene Mason Miss Jo-Ann Peacock Mrs. Rosemary Boyle Mrs. Madeline Franclwese Mrs. Ralph Odell Mrs. George Emeny Miss Alice Valentine Mrs. Edward McNally Mrs. Mark Cassidy Mrs. Calvin Curry ....cf r ' A PH NE! 'Ls -f Qlwblqgu Mr. William Gilbert, Mr. Charles Williams, Mr. Thomas Boyle, Mr. George Hammer, Mrs. Cora Heady. ABSENT: Mr. Raymond McCaffrey, Mr. William Zugner. 65 K .5 ..-i 'ikww51f2xsfs, A .i,A.,: .... Jnxkky in Nam N-iv . R 5, ,-'s,gf fm lf f iw 's GI V E OL Ju . l C7-f 'jfiziff Lg'ufL,QAfjfE',g4 ffl vii? 555 S JB ! g Q Emffe aa' 1 A 0 ' Famicigwplj ' , SG fm. ,QL . Q Eff' Ma' QQ, was m1wgM,wf,E,,wM E-Qdsndo.. gtgbfg X Q o,QYO4rJr+' S EW if L7 49 QMLUNKR 3 V N 0 L . . Q 7 ., 0 3 IY . .9 4 ,, 425 45 QW gg agnznznngx U Cf 1211, 5- ,,ZZ'C1jflii'.' ' g Y 5 5 5 musxu- A , Q QC? WW CP g N E D 5 Wfgckfy Y W UVQ' MJMJQW' Zlmwjgrl , BE ,Q 6, X- 1.-J Q 5 f gi . 'T HIHN t T 1 ' ' Z A . -K? A I Y t x 5 ozz A fl WFQYQ My 093' ,. 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