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

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, 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

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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

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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