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

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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.

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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

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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