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

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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

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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