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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

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Human knowledge ana understandnng, And lnslghf into human beings Through knowledge they will dascover them, Through their drscovernes they wull amelrorat the world And soon the gold nuggets wlll take shape, They will be refined, cleansed, and molded Then they wall brlng glory to the vitality and youth of Lakeland Then will come Lakeland s Golden Age JUDY SHEPARD Y4' 'xEA: X fel 'X V. V g , ., X , . ., 5 fre , J .g 40 1 a.: ww rue so f n l , lf: 4 lr l lost ': ees, ind 3' if is wltn f!,y!l,'.VQl'lT.F1Q ' , ,, , , , . ,- mower, c' our , :Q ng. Ara eo it is, ' ' d ' ' ' I, . T 7 ' ' 1 -ll - r. - u I A ut f' t't . ' , . .. . . 'I Q - - .. .. I 1 . . . . . . e . I ' I ll ll ,QW ' , ,I ww, -:xx , - if ,Q 9 '36 I E QQ fa? V , f , , Q iii, ---W 5' if- f J wig t-.iw td 5 ww ,,,, -,-V 'fx 5 ' 'I .ig 3 U1- . ig 5 g I' CON TEN TS THEAAE DEDICATIONS AROUND THE SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION AJDAAIPJISTRAJTCJPJ FACULTY STAFF SENIOR OFFICERS SENIORS SENIOR FAVORITES SENIOR HISTORY JUNIOR CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE CUTPAGE YEARBCXDK STAFF STUDENT COUNCILS NAUONALHONORSOCETY FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA LAKELAND LEDGER CHORUS CLASS COUNCILS FUTURE NURSES ORCHESTRA BAND GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION USHERS CLUB FRENCH CLUB SPAFHSH CLUB FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS UBRARY CLUB AUTO MECHANICS PMNTSHOP CONSERVATION CLUB WASHINGTON CLUB BOWLING CLUB WIG AND WHISKERS RADIO CLUB VARSTY CLUB STAGE CREW TVVIRLERS CHEERLEADERS FCJCJTBJXLL SOCCER WRESTLING BASKETBALL TRACK BASEBALL PRCDAA SENIOR PLAYS ARTS NIGHT ADULT EDUCATION PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION CUTPAGE BOOSTERS CUTPAGE ADVERTISEMENTS PATRONS 2 4-5 6-8 I0 I 0-I I I 2- I 8 I9 20 22-34 34-35 36 38-39 40-4I 42-43 -3 44-45 46 47 48 50-5 I 52 5 54 55 56 57 58-59 60 60 61 62 62 63 63 64 64 65 65 66 66 67 67 68 68 69 69 70-7I 72-75 75 76 77- 78 79 80-8 I 82 83 84 85 86 87 88-89 90 91-I04 I04 The Bible says that God loveth a cheerful giver To one who has given so much of her tame and effort to the formation and development of our characters, we, the staff of the 1958 Terra Lacus take great pleasure in dedicating this yearbook Although Mrs Salustrl is no longer wuth the facul staff of Lakeland, she is always present in the mln s and hearts of her students Teaching Engllsh was not her main concem In life, It was her striving to make able citizens and adults of the students She worked hard and continuously never asking for recogmtuon To you, Mrs Salustrl, we say thank you for the pleasure of havlng known you May you have success and happiness In all you endeavor 4 vi' E W E u n rr . fl . fi 'tl nl M.: .Maj :fl ' l 4, I v . Y 0 I ll o - i . t . . . , . , 'mi ' n n iff ' --2 ' , , . ,. ' , ,Ql- 137: 2315: Nil I xl, To you, Mr. Kratzman, who has played such an im- portant part in the artistic development of our lives, we dedicate this Terra Lacus. Sparked with your inimitable touch of humor, we have been stimulated to pursue an ever widening search for knowledge. Asadvisor to our yearbook, you have helped us progress toward maturity. We can not in words express the important role you have played ln helping our yearbook grow. We can only hope that the future will show the Impression our guidance has left upon us. You, indeed, are a golden part of the 'Golden Age of Lakeland. 5 PHYSICAL EDUCATION A is Bobby Waxtel on the nngs Barry Avedon and hls CXIIIIJIL ENGLISH Qulet please' Commercial Those speed tests 'S- S. LMA MECHANICAL DRAWING CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION Physlcal Education Dlck Chlcotta nn acuon ybw' Niechamcal Drawmg IS for glI1S also What do you have at 9 259 Problems' INDUSTRIAL ARTS DOlTlll'llLk Nlanco and B111 Dearman at work 'W-i... in MR .4 6 STAGE CREW Watercolors by Dave Allan Dave Allan Dlck Mason and fnend ralslng a border hgh! AR lim DRIVER EDUCATION CERAMICS Everyone s domg ll ,, 5 V 1 ff 'f Y - Nw, 'gym f 'ff 7, ,, ., LK. ,-,- 4 6-- u. SA- ,P ff .. . EVEH' 1' 4 -1 1 Q GI ,fu a. 5 a W A . , ' l M 1, v LN Q Dld the bell H1189 STUDY HALL There s more to a car than dl'lYlI'lg ll l Men working? ART Pictures by Elwyn Smith. 7 ,. cHEMusrRY 45' 'Z 7317 y. , My mil , r K ' In V 3 ,WV 1-V F tr- H D n 4 mi 5 Preparing for the future PRINT SHOP Michael Twardy and David Henry learn bookbinding from Mr. DeFeo. WOOD SHOP Mr. Spallina and Linson See reading blue prints. r ii-57 FINAL EXAMS Q Wx ' x X . O 5-5 s -.lst Beverly Croft, Carol Zito and Joyce Zim man being proctored by Mr. Davidof 1 U 0,5 . W GV JW j Y pb wk NJ M Y' up 3 im xi X X .4 - r 1 1 I HJ W X. wk A lfkxqdr pw ,xx rw X rv x i ff ' - K 1. r H., r .N X , i R , fx 1' ' 'J , x ' - x V . ' . W X , ,X , 1 -1 K W I W4 N ' X 'VA h X ', N , i ' , X X V ' xl , i v i X P, V1 Xb X , '. . Li , , i g Xt V W 'M V xi N., lj ci K NP 0 xxx? V fv K XXGJ ef RLT 0 if i i 078 3 M, w r up JJ p O MQ' wi W A . X 1 i it X -Nm xv i X Pie' wid xv' Xi N 3 J fy Q wb RQ my 'Q UU Qu A XM 5 A X573 Q '13 'bf A A N XY ' i Q, i r Nl Ni BIOLOGYQSNS f 5-IXXJO ik SEWING Ly Nina Wilderman and Pat Welch dissecting a worm. U X Christine Marvin at the machine. 3- f 521' 'ff K 7 X xl X X Q gg . n kb. v 3 Sr 2 I f f' 622' as A, X ST X ? 4? ef' - 'W I y-rr ,JVI S i:. CY- Q9 ef i YN 'i U6 5.1 Nb Xxx ff -1, 5- 1-QL M V Z Qi 3 l 9' va -av! tlfc Q Behind every successful age or time there us always one group of ople res n sible for sts commencement The faculty and taff f s o Lakeland Hlg School ave guided and su ported Its students by backang theur udeas and provldung for them a framework of nowledge This knowledge will help them not only m theur present Golden Age but also an th SCHOUL LIFE 9 lf? ,Q sl fl ax ll X ll: f Al x XV x in - 4',,, '- 52,2 xi. J ll llas ll! W' f ,f Fr .1 fl, Q, ,- -J 'V C. 'I ii N! ,, Rex 'X lf lf 0 fl l f -,J .FF 'R ,.' M,.j.r...-gal, Tv.. gt ,I lf' J Q-,A l L.-JQIL:-A,r5..'g'3 , ffffi' Nl f ' ff-. .r ? 1.- -'Irv-ETJS .is s'?1 -'12 s 9'i5-'-L:- . -.va-1 .ig-, .- -L.'p-4--.L-4-L-Q ' ' ' ' 'r 'vb -,-,i' cf- ltl- if Q A' ' t 2 l f ,., . -X X I 1:33 Eiga is lt M 15 , .1 N M 1 152 sy, A , dif f- -s e , 49, of s e e L e to , 1 bf dj ZA ' ty pl ' ' tt, .1 .-xx vt, li X y 641 xt. 45 xl we xrsql A ,V ' fi: Xxx x X A X Qs N' xi ,i 'llf f :lm-' X IA ff I Q-u '- . V K x-x k Q Q57 rf Y., vt tl xg il X II ll ' . ' CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT. NO. 1 Lakeland High School Van Cortlandtville School Shrub oak School MOHEGAN LAKE' NEW YORK Toddville School Tshirt-soul LAKILAND 6-8064 CHARLES R, RUNDLE alllsvnrr orermcr nnmcu-Al un WALTER PANAS CMAIIGI ov luemtle Anuvmsrnu Dllrllcv Pnmcrvu. To The Senior Class, Congratulations for having successfully completed another milestone ln your preparation for llfe. For some, this will mean the end of formal educationg for others, merely a launching platform for a more intensive specialized train- lng to meteoric success. The destiny of our nation lies with the youth of today. Our greatest competi- tor today has recognized that a nation's virility ls dependent u an educated 4 youth. It was Aristotle who said All who have meditated in tllgnart of govem- lng mankind have been convinced that the fate of empires depends upon the ed- ucation of youth. The responsibility of accepting this challenge lies with each of you. Our free- dom can only be preserved if each of you is wllllng to participate in the making of decisions which ma shape the future of our nation and to contribute toward a way of life which upholds the rights and privileges of the lndivldual . Our faith in your ability to meet this challenge is unbounded. d Walter Panas 3. .,, Row 1: Dr. Ralph Colvtn, Walter Panas, Clifford Rlchards, Thomas Rockett, Presxdent. Rosemary Boyle, Secretary: Secor Travis. Row 2: Dr. Daniel Woolfe, Bowen Sterling, Edward Petty, Robert Jordon, John Dawlcy. I0 It is only the igno- rant who despise ed ucation. Maxim 571 LAKELAND HIGH SCHOOL MOH:-:GAN LAKE. New Yom: MERRITT H. LINDSEY N T Hmm ScroooL PMNCIIAL ff' LA KENNETH P. VOGT Guvoaucl e ADULT Enuc To the members of the Class of 1958 In recent years the wonders and Invention of man have been so rapld that it has become Increasingly difficult to determine what ls reall important ln life. We trust that your experience here at Lakeland has provided you Wlfll a sound basis for making your decisions. Progress and change must take place. We hope that many of you will play an important part in determining the direction and pace. Our best wishes and confidence go with you. alncereuy, B B004 ffbsfff-47 Merritt H . Lindsey Above: Mr. Charles Rundle, Assistant District Principal. Right: Dr. Kenneth P. Vogt, Guidance and Adult Education. Y ,. ,, ww-A-ff' ll 6' f 0-f k 1 I 4- 'Zlf:5rl,,l-ff' f 4., ' as New T X is WN.-....., 15 WILLIAM BERNER B S University of Virginia Citizenship Education BETTY JANE ADRIAN, B.A. , M.A. New York University English ALBERTA AVERY, B.A., M.A. Ohio Wesleyan University New York University English fl Wx Nl? L 7S.. MARTIN BREC AJ HUBERT CHALLOU B A M A Fordham University Columbia University Spanish JOSEPH CHRISTI B S M S Bryant College Commercualcfw-I TWV Syracuse University Columbia University Library 'Li 12 1,14 ,caw- yU Xafifxfljbkdj MMMVM 1 'S L T f 4 , c A I 1. -' . 0 I 1 I A 1 I I 2 ' l 1 1 I Q l T r q Vx - s ' Qi A f I it 'B A . , . . Jap, 'Q SA, if M-'Mf ' . A T .2 H, A.B., M.s. .hy T T - Z Qs- ,g .Q 1 avr! V C I , , . ., . . h I ,i . . I . . ' '- .. ,' -' . ,. ffl. ,- J . - iff,-v Ytvlft , Y' . ., . . iii-,. I - ' V, :x . -' . X yr . V' -V 0' f- -'flu 1 V l - C1-f ' , . ,7 , , , f . T, f ,L ,f R 4 E T4 ,rt 4 E' ,,.,...--r'-' ,VZ 3 I' .. ,- f A ,U AG' 2 x H' T sf-Vw fs M. f '- I, ra W K If Q g,1-W. Ovx X 0 45 S Industrial Arts, Driver Education -5, rex 1 FRANK ECKELT, B.A., M.A. CASSIE DENNY, B.A., B.S. N.Y.S. College for Teachers MARK DAVIDOFF, B.A., M.A. Bucknell Middlebury College Spanish, French RAYMOND DEFEO, B.S. N.Y.S. College for Teachers Buffalo New York University Columbia University Citizenship Education Albany Columbia University Science MURRAY ENGELSON B A C P Brooklyn College Commercial BARBARA GARDINEER, B.A. N.Y.S. College for Teachers Albany English, Reading ,vi RALPH GORDlNEER,.B.S. N.Y.S. College for Teachers Cortland Citizenship Education DONALD GRANT, B.A., M.A. University of Buffalo Q English ,tx MARTIN HARNER, B.S., M.A. Juilliard School of Music Music ' PETER HOUSKEEPER, A.B., M.A. Columbia University Science AMIE IRISH, B.S., M.A., WAI-LACE HURD, B-A- Peekskill Hospital West Virginia Wesleyan College New York Univergify English Nurse 'e -4 .ff W vi ,- P ,XM Ni X. CL., Q17 , my 'P' .4 EDITH KING, D.H., B Columbia University New York University Dental Hygiene 1 dun if f was 2 Y. f my i-Y RUTH KEEVIL, B.S., M.A. William Smith College New York University English MARY ALICE KEHOE, B.S. Ithaca College fs Physical Education ELSIE KENNARD, B.A., M.A. Cornell University Columbia University Mathematics MARY KENNEDY, B.S., M.A. New York University Commercial A VINCENT KRATZMAN, B.S., M.A. New York University - , Duquesne University 9? 1 IA A. 17 3 RX J Art ffl ,JWJI ' 1 1 . ' Ufv' tk V1 I.-fr ' ' 5 1 IL , Q atv? I 4 if . 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' A A .Pwnc ns Qs ' Ithaca College x 'WJ U- 7 ' ' ., ,ix ' T I English 1 'f .5 V ' H' . I6 Q uf- an +I' -uf V ' 4 ' .5 f ii N JANE OSBORN, B.S. N.Y.S. College for Teachers Cortland Physical Education, Guidance NICHOLAS PERRELLE, B.S., M.A. N.Y.S. College for Teachers Cortland New York University Physical Education Mao .44,4,4z.6 M ffgufffl KLM 76 HOWARD PREMINGER, B.S., M.S. Juilliard School of Music Music JAMES ROSS B A M A Manhattan College Fordham University Citizenship Education s ,H . . 1 . :J 13 7- ,J ff? M IJ f 5 JOHN SARKISSIAN, B.S., M.A. Ithaca College Columbia University Citizenship Education RICHARD SHIELDS, B.S., M.A Drew University Columbia University Mathematics it N. WILLIAM SHINE Music NANCY SMITH, B S Y S College for Teachers Plctfsburg Homemoking EDWARD SPALLINA, New Yor Un y N .wyj T15 PETER TORTORA, B.A New York University Art ROBERT WAGNER B Y.S. College For T BuffoI0 Industrial Arts C., 'I Ni! Ex.i.L J ' 7:-Z f fl 1-Q.. Vx, 1 ik, 4 ,R ,- -3:19. X 'f-45 : -AD I ,,: I8 ,-,244 gypsum- as ..... --...... - - U... - -- -- -,,, .. -.- mi 1i ' Rosemary Boyle, Secretary to Mr. Panas, lo Ann Peacock, Gen- eral Secretary. 1- --1 1- ,- Q Q - l .1 ...T 1 :T .2 -Q-.. , , , la E E. i A 1 :an nu f una :L 'ff ff 7 -H ' L 1 , . X - r w.. ,V W i K -r A . 9... Arlene Mason, Secretary to Mr. Lindsey. Rim Y0l'l0. SCUB- tary to Dr. Vogt. Back in Grecian times, certain people were desig- nated to perform certain jobs. During this era they were referred to as helots. Today, as in all ages, we still have our workers doing their iobs to make conditions eas- ier for us, the students. These helots, so to speak, consist of our custodians, secretaries, and cafeteria per- sonnel. This staff takes good care of all our needs that we sometimes take for granted. Without these needed iobs performed, a Golden Age could easily decline. A special smile of gratitude is given to them for helping us promote our Golden Era. :nv 1 .4 ,-7 i Barbara Hammer, Secretary to Mr. Rundle, Madeline Francesch, Ac countant-clerk. Robert Lerch, George Hammer, Charles Wil- liams, chief custodian. Absent: Haviland Den- ike, Thomas Boyle, Cora Ready, Raymond McCaffrey, William Zugner, Edward Mc- Nally. Isabell Emeny, Alice Valentine, Dieticiang Winifred McNally, Mabelle Odell, Priscilla Curry, Doris Bremner. Absent: Rena Cassidy. Q Senior ffl ers of' L L wf 1 A 8,1 'Q5 1 llf'l'I'lI I I IMI' ,JI I1 ,U I IPI' ML-all 0 A ', .ery ,sn K-,fini U. A 112 ful V I 'I ,kb U 1 ' '- 'FEP' A . 32 I 1' I 1 I -'I ' I A 5, :'?2 r -r L' Q15 Ibqdx IW, bl' ' WD vQf L50Um -M11 I I Y Q IM mf Jgjjxlfytkl X ogy 1,2161 ,Jn 1. I tw 19' ,Bl ' QU I I QW -- - I I I1 . A ss I I A I I ll ,3,4 I I I , I I ,,iA. A I 1 Li I y H i ' H ,. I f K I- I tl, ,V ' I I Nice-F I J c , , I A VJ , fl -N I 'IA .n . . . CWI A I 55 , FRANK SMITH Man as heaven s masterpiece Quarles Class Council 1,2 3,4 IPres I Baseball 1 2,3 V1suaI Aids 1 Art Service Club 2 Football 3,4, CCapt I Varsity Club 3,4, Nice Pres National Honor Society 3,4 Senior Play 4 Washington Club 4 Vice President ,W ay N J My L GARY SCOLNICK Presldent He was a bumlng and shlmng ght John I Varsity Club 4 Basketball 1,2 Baseball 1 Track 3 Visual A1ds 3, Art Service Club 2,3 Washington Club 4 Class Council 4, IPres I MARGUERITE CASTLE Secretary They say that the best council 1s that of a woman Calderon G A A 2 Tw1rI1ng 2 Chorus 1, Class Counc n 41 CN CO NS TANCE CLAPKI N Treasurer In the twinkling of an eye Cervantes Cheerleader 3 4 Class Council 3 4 Ureas Intramurals I,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3 I G A A 2,3 My Dancing Club 1 2 WVU Student Leaders 1,2 ,QI Aff Receptionist CIub1 2 Washington Club 4 MX L MAS 0 fd 1 ,f 2 5 M I! 5 6 of ww Z6 - Z' T' Qi? ,C lar QQ C lgy W Senlors of the Class of 1958 share a special sense of pride in Lakeland Hlgh School for as freshmen, they partlclpat ed In its dedacatlon As commencement approaches many will regret seeing their wonderful high school days drawing to a close Nevertheless, for the hugh school senior, Graduation Day bears great significance, slnce It ls symbolxc of the commencement of actlve participation In adult life 5 IURS Q 21 M xl Q W l W WW M KENNETH ANDERSON I SHELAH ALBERT yrs lll cE,,f' She In Beauty, Educatron, W Blood, Holds Hands with any prlncess of the world King John Terra Lacus 4 Future Teachers Club 4, Pres Nice Upflfgfhf He that would llve completely happ . . . Sllmonldes of Ceos Vlsuul Aids l Photography I w . Auto Mechanics 2, 3,4 'JL l Track I gr I .num Prlnt Shop 4 JAZZ M WW LM gif 1 If BARR AVEDO N e is not or e artist never dies Longfellow Art Service Club I,2 Terra Lacus 2,3,4, IArt Editor, Track I Class Councul 3 4 Prom Committee 3,4 Wig and Whiskers 3 4 MIRIAM BORUCHOW Sfqge Crew 4 The desire of knowledge, lake 'X RAYMOND BARTRO A cheerful look makes a dlsh a feast Herbert Baseball l 3 Track 2 ootball l,2 Visual Aids 2 Art Service Club 2 Radio Club 2 Varsity Club 4 The thlrst of rlches, Increases ever with the acqulsi tnon of it Steme French Club 2,3 Intramurals I 2 3 G A A 2,3 7 M Cheerleader 3,4 Wig and Whlskers I,2,3 Chorus 1,3 ,4 Future Teachers Club 3 720 Nurses Club 2 fPres I J 45 Lakeland Ledger I,2,3,4 ,W Aj az 7330 Z-M 22 4? JOAN CAMPANELLA A good heart is better than a the heads ln the world Lytton Chorus 2,3 G A A 2 Twlrllng 2 Intramurals 2 I cM ' j '- VP A , N- 'Ll , if 'NESS Yfwyf ' t A tl I xv 4 x 'T ' A H , A5 4 'lfn 6 ,.0wV' .47 ' .p ' II ,4 me 'INAXVA , 14 jf! u , . ,W 7 Iwi '- A Q ,A f fi I 77 ---. If :ik I . -- H -- . H n, . ff., Eidl, I I ,FJ Q F g Ag' ,qv 6 QLWQLQ N WILLIAM CARNEY My Idea of an agreeable person ls a person who agrees with me Disraeli Z, Z JW Flrst Ald Club I Latln Clulix: 2 Auto Mec nics 4 ,f Intramurals 2 ,al W QSXPX 'VXI My BM tm WMI MAXINE GILLIS Inqulre not too curiously Koran G A A 2 Intramurals I 2,3 AW LOUIS CIPOLLA He had no malice In his mind No ruffles on has shnrt Greene Auto Mechanics 2,3 4 Radio Club 4 74,0 K7 fic af QM dbvff-f 7' f KU IU SML ML 75 I 1 Ki 41? 'L Lf .f-'wx CAROLYN Tb ood beha fvf ogoguelsto ppy UA' G A A 2 3 Cheerleader 2,3 4 Terra Lacus 4 ff' Intramurals l,2,3 fl Class Council 2,4 Wlg and Whlskers 2 flwlff jf KAREN AN N CURRY Manner, not gold is best adornment Menander chorus 1,2 3 Ban l 2 3 4 G A A 2 Spanish Club 3 Spanish News per Wig and Whls ers 2 Washington Club 4 HK ...-1 'G' 23 G WOITIQH S +5 x Lg M 'UW .1- fi 1.5! JANET DAHLKE Patience ls a necessary Ingredient of gemus Dasraeh G A A 3 Photography Club 2 Intramurals I,2,3 ' UQ? 1 r A' I I F ' ml.. g I 'y' , U. , 'I A V ' 'I . - If Lil. I JQ' n 0 ' . n I ICJ 1 I I I C gf , 'rw . . . I V N ,F 'f J lx' A -1 P I I .I lf' n K H . . . t 'I fr K , ff I - ' 'L jf , lv Ly J! Aid if mx I I C X 7 ' 'TC' ,f fu ,Sl - - M! X, 1,f 'ex I fl' 'I ' X, ,- 3 If A f , if J' -ff ,fig 1 lUM,,,x.,4 f' I lb ,buoy I nlfllf ye jf' J fl! X Ll' E-' -f' -f I f ' 4 I J, ,lvl ,,,,. A In I u I I vqfkf , X. mf 'H 'H , d I I 'I L lf A 1 A ' -F' 3 I f . I lb ' l' ,lu I 'I ' V I ll ' uv A, ll D t lf . 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'AD lr if 3 - Q L - v,,, 5 L' :jf:j1jfq- ,L ,W f CM, M Wtws 'ff pn M N r 2,4 ll 1170 N ARMELAMMFEAO If 'V A fair exterior IS a silent rec ommendatlon xg' Syrus NS sketball I ub2 ww 'ai MICHAEL DeMARlA lt may be sald of him that Cupid L hath clapped hlm o the shoul e wb-1 Sha kespea re Football 2 3 W M Chorus 2 K Wag and Whlskers 2 Conservation Club 2 Bowling Club 4 W:-'17 FRANK EDWARDS ,-HQ ROZAN NE DOHERTY A sweet attractive kInd of grace, A full assurance glven by looks Roydon Lakeland Ledger I Ushers Guild 2 3 4 Terra Locus 2,3 fBus Editor Intramurals 2 Activlty Treas Club 3 Class Council 3 Washington Club 4 NS' VERON ESTERLY WI Horace N Vusual Aids I lu V3 Wrestling 3 VIQVI' Cross Country I B, fww L4-C No task Is too steep for human p Track I WJ j mafwfftuf -an CN' Auto Mechanics I 154 BARBARA FALKEN BURG ..g2d:,Iq:gt strange stuff ambition i 5 1' Y upmust laugh and dance and Cook Wrestling 3,4 Auto Mechanics 4 if 24 smg. . . Thomas G.A.A. 2, 3,4 Intramurals I,2,3,4 Cheerleader 3 fCa t.I, 4 Terra Lacus 2,4, Eiterary Editorl Lakeland Ledger 2 Student Council 3 F B.L.A. 4, fPresIdentl Wig and Whlskers 3,4 Semor Play 4, Library Club 2 Washnngton Club 4, Vusual Aids I of 'Sr JOAN FRANCIS QL N L! 71, Art IS lndeeemithe Kpgd butiuf the wlne of life Qin Richter ,J cf 077 Newspaper I,2,3 ,Q History Club 2 ji 5:6 a Junior Red Cross 3 Terra Lacus 4 V ffx JOAN FLANDERS She moves a goddess K ' And she looks a queen Homer Homemaknng 2 ntramurals 3 Square Dancing I Work Program 4 PAV Iv PATRICIA HERST P Look then, Into thlne heart and writel J, Longfellow Banau 2,3 4 chews 1 2 3 2 Wag and Whnskers I 2 3 4 Lakeland Ledger 2, 3,4, fEdItorl Ushers Guild 2,4 Future Teachers Club 3 ce Pres , 4 French Club 2 3 4 Class Council 3 4 G A A 2,3 BARBARA GAIMS l You must look into people, as 'US well as at them Chesterfneld National Honor Society 3 4 wi' French Club l,2,3 Future Teachers Club 3, G A A 2 3 4 Intramurals I,2 3 4 Chorus I,3 Terra Lacus 2 Student Council 4, fPresIdentl Nurses Club 2 Wig and Whlskers 2 25 x I I If ROBERT FRISHMUTH Practice is the best of all ln structors Maxim 439 Terra Lacus 2 3 4 fPhotography Ed Radio Club I Intramurals 2 3 Class Council 2 0' 265 1,,..,, Co 23rf7 flgllxglj ll I yr! 1 I s K aff' V N f . ,9 I I , l 7 'l A .f is ' V JL 14 F 7, Q I I , ., . Q U A, 3 Q6 lei if A ff' ' Cf mf - Q' -f-, I It z -r' ' 'Q' KI .as 4' 4' X H Q lVT ,,r H - I I I I I If Qi .J 1. ,f .Fr I ,J'I7RY.,lff'l't' , ,3 , I - I . Senior Play 4 - l . l V. 1' . S 6 illd P L' H . .B Slldiiiqh . I I ll' I I I 1 A., S, , I I R. ,- ,I y I ' S , X. P 1 ,fi J ' Ni I. , Wmmjy 4.: . I ,I - . 0 gl? . . . V x ' lefty, , , 'e V 1 i' f ' I on Q 0 'U' -V ' A 'I o of . ' jp ' J, x - I F, H If f 4 , 'L Y- - ' -. H2 ' ., 4 f ltfw' fjxfff 1 I l .ifxf J I, 1 f 1 it , I 'QE CLIFFORD HOLMES He Is a gentleman, bec se Is nature ls kind and affable creature Bamfleld Baseball 2 f FOOIIJCII 1,2,3,4 Wrestllng 3 ,ie 4 W 'Q JOYCE J KARL Moderation, the Noblest gift of Heaven Eunpldes Basketball I 2,3 Photography Club I Science Club I Chorus I,2,3 French Club 2 3 G A A 4 Latln Club l,2 K, Wflywszl NJ gwfhimrwl I I vb if I. .. ' 'L 1 ,' fl , , K1 1, bg, 1 J tl ,Lv , I - I 1192 we 'J -IISIGRDHGXI - MLW: I uov J W 1 J' p 0, friend may well be reckoned Q Jll he masterpiece of Nature. Emerson Chorus 2,3,4 ka LJ GAA2 fl! Twlrllng 2,3 French Club 2,3 Ushers Guild 2 3 If Wlg and Whiskers 2 XFN M 'io HAROLD KERN No man Is happy wh thank himself so Maxxm 584 Conservation Club 2 Work Program 4 Washington Club 4 o does not Q 'FQ 26 A-nw? LINDA IACOVONE That best of blessings, a con tented mlnd Horace Library Club 2 Work Program 4 Chorus l,2 gif- 'ew if LEWIS KINGSLEY His face, the tablet of unutter able thoughts Byron Art Service Club I Track I 2,3 Terra Lacus 3 Wrestling 3,4 I , A L be .Wx ,wx IJ . . . f fy' I ll VL I f ' ' A2575 JIU Qlflk If IJ . I , h To Jw I ' y I V . I u ev ..IXIxAe' 'll M I' I an I rgygyi itl A 1 g rsr! ,L A- we I y If I Q' . Qi I I I I M GERRY KULICH 5 my JJ Imaglnaltlon Is the Glxllgf NIA 7 W Bal ey J Ma? I Conservation Club 2 U Work Program 4 Washnngton Club 4 2 19 MARGARET LAIN9- Never meddle wlthpctcfs Remember that, as they are mer ry folk who gnve pleasure Cervantes Chorus I,2 3 Ushers Guild 2 3 French Club I 2 3 4 LVICC Pres I Class Council 3 Twlrlung 3 Actavnty Treas 3 4 Sensor Play 4 Lakeland Ledger 2,3,4, Ureas I G A A 2 3 Intramurals I,2,3 Wag and Whlskers 2 3 4 Washington Club 4 ,JL CARO of mln x fx if C f c eflcln H. 1, 1, M Spamsh Clu 4 I 4 Conservatl Club Nurses Club 2,4 Intramurals 2,3 Wig and Whlskers 4 G A A 2 Senior Play 4 DONALD LANE His foe was folly and hls weapon MICHAEL LURIE No evll can happe man Socrates Basketball 4 Math Club 3 Class Councll 4 ntoa ood 27 w Hawklns Basketball l,2,4 Baseball I,2,3 Auto Mechanics 4 Track I,2 Rifle Club I 2 Conservation Club 2 W NINA MARINO I II be merry and free Bums Chorus I,2 Wig and Whiskers 4 Future Nurses Club I,4 Stage Crew I,3 Intramurals I,2 G A A I,2 Art Service Club I Www. is I .. My mfg , N f'-'wi 1.-f BM fi' v is ,se sexy, I I 'ar WAYNE MATTHEWS He ls a talker and needs no questloning before he speaks Eurlpldes Visual AIds I Auto Mechanics 4 Track 2 fbllk EW- --ar? MARGARET NEHMZOW Let me go where l wlll, I hear a sky bom music st Emerson Intramurals I,2,3 Chorus I,2,3 Nurses Club 2 G A A 2 Work Program 4 Washington Club 4 ALLAN MO NOWITZ Throw fear to the wind. Aristophanes Football 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3 Wrestling 3,4, QCapt.I Track Ip Terra Lacus 2 Spanish Newspaper 3, lEditorI Spanish Club 3 Varsity Club 2 3 4 fTreas I Photography I Class Councnl 4 I 2 4 T 41 fx ' fbi TSP BARBARA MOORE Wit makes Its own welcome Emerson Chorus I Wig and Whiskers 2,4 Intramurals I,2,3 Senior Play 4 Conservati CI 2 X, ,W,ZfV, cARol. NELSON fuel Beautiful faces are those that wear Whole souled honesty printed there Allerton Chorusl 2 Lakeland Ledger I Terra Lacus 2 French Club 3 N! S msh Club I 2 3 of P0 Ushers Gunlcl 3 4 fPres I of W 0 Cheerleader2 3 4 fCaptI ,Mk X0 rc .7 Wng and Whlskers 2 4 QL Class Councnl 3 LM, G A A 2 3 4 Bowling Club4 1415- 4'1 Vinh vii Jumm NISSIAV M4 A merry h th good ke a medicine Proverbs xv 22 Wig and Whiskers 2,3,4, Gres I Chorus 2, 3,4 Future Teachers Club 3 lSec Treas I Senior Play 4 Intramurals 2,3 G A A 2,3,4 Twlrling 4, fCo-Capt I Radlo Broadcaster 3,4 SUZANNE ovsxasbxa ' 'A pleasing countenance ls sllght advantage. Ovld 4 Twlrllng l Chorus 1,2 G.A.A. I ,2,3 Intramurals l 2 Wig and Whiskers rf fffllfifgsrlfllf HOWARD PEIFFER Observe moderation Heslods Photography Club l Washington Club 4 73 'rm 29 W ,pu 4 XL My , jr -- - Q-' Q . 'X , - , V ' fl 3 -in Mggjsf vV,f6,J.f Kg.: ll v ',fUN I ff 4, I if A 5 ? .4 X- 'CZK RUSSEL PALMER Heroes themselves have fallen behlndl Goldsmith Lunchroom Squad 2 Washington Club 4 .15 'UN GEORGE PETERS Hear thy stormy mus drum Campbell Baseball 3 Band 1,2 3 4 Orchestra l 2 3, Chorus l 2 3 Wrestling 3 4 All Star Band 2 3,4 Spanish Club 2 Vlsual Aids I 2 3 Wig and Whlskers l Senior Play 4 f I3 ,V C l - 4+ ' ,z tx F' Vfl I -wa . X X, 2 ,ff xi r 2 - .N j V n rs W f L u .ll M ' N 4 O ' ' 'ef f rf! ' M 'V I p my , ' , -A 3 Y 4 ,raz A , Q , ' 'u kiruilf so g l I. , 4 I, !, - I ll YV Qi lx! N I I I JANE PI-IIIILIPS A perfe tllvomqn, nob y Ian I T m td comfort, n com gm'-d 'IU Wordsworth I ifaissftrztgakzzzzita, if Drcyrhczhsrehe .4 National Z1 fPI'es I Future Teachers Club 3,,, G A A 2,3, Ollcev-Pfes I Lakeland Ledger I ,2,3 I Terra Lacus 4, fEdItol' Chorus I ,2 3 Prom Queen 91 ANTHONY RIZZIO Deeds not words. Beaum and Fletcher .fx K Football 2,3,4 f ' 3 Baseball 2,3 ' Wrestling 3,4 Class Council I Varsity Club 2,3,4 Spanish Newspaper 3 0' df HAROLD REI NHARD Danger gleams luke sunshlne to a brave man s eyes Eurlpldes Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2,3 4 Baseball I 2 3 Varsity Club I 2 3 4 fPres J Art Service Club 2 3 Class Councll 2 Nice-Pres I 3 Pres I Student Council I Senior Play 4 5? 3 J' Beauty Is part of the flnlshed M XJ' QIJX O' O, t e , X? S J Trrlflmu usa Ax N4 Hx u 'gf Xp dn Y' o o X05 GLADYS SAMPSON A merry heart maketh a cheer- ful countenance. Proverbs VIII Art Service Club I G.A.A. 2,3 Stage Crew 3 Ushers Guild 2 !lA Fur :Uni ,,f'r1, AMPA- 4 ,ov :L lu fl. LIL I F15 fl IQ-P' Qlyp PM fl ,f 5 n ' I- IL ' ,I f ,MII I ,I1 ,iff , 1 I4 N ff 6:11 N M all if 2? . ' - ' I If ff I f Af flls J f. I f gl ,fl II I 45' I ' ' N I ' ,Mi . ,ZW 74 I , ' , .A ' I 4' I' ' f ,f X I . , ' 6,4 0 .swf I MII' If , W 4 'I l.-I 141 J ' I ' 'I I' ,I nl I A X .Ep ,tl , .. .rr tv- I -I f I , . . . 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A CHARLES SONBERG The man who makes the experi ment deservedly claims the hon or and reward Radio Club I 2 3 4 Conservation C ub 2 Bowlang Club 4 Washington Club 4 X355 ELWYN SMITH Rest a while and run a fYLllQ5 b?:-S' Palsgrave JS , Basketball I,2,3 ,Q Varsaty Club 3 4 X, Cross Country 3,4 S5 Q Track 2 3 Soccer 4 Terra Lacus 3 'U5 Art Service Club 2 Vlsual Aids 2 3 4 Lia I Class Council 3 4 Stage Crew 3 4 -Z UL SNYDER -,The flower of our young Man hood Sophocles 'Bl' Student Council 4 - t Service Club 2 Bow mg C ub 4 ,gin f g ramurals 3 4 ' 'C onservatlon Club 2 if f 'MBI 53g 352 1 .fx If ill J The beginnings of all thmgs are sma Cicero Intramurals I 2 f: Wig and Whiskers I rv Library Club l,2 'QW Cin' ,,41 PATRICIA TEZBER lt ls not strength, but art, that obtains the prnze Homer G A A 2 Intramurals l,2 Art Service Club l,2,3 3I Il ll . S N1 4 .. ,eb S, ,, I ' I a , 5 R I Q i , U LL I -' I I U LUX I I l , ku X ,. X I 1, ji L g s - - X . ,, . 2 lf., 11 .Y Q NNI' RHI J r .. I L' , . .' 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I ROBERTA WOLFINGER A woman Is always changeable and ccprlclous Virgil Band I 2 Wag and Whlskers 4 Chorus I Washlngton Club 4 Lakeland Ledger I 2 Cheerleader2 3 4 Sensor Play4 Intramurals 3 Class Council 3 Stage Crew 4 K 375 v ' FRAN K WOMASKO He is the very pane-apple of pol ltenessl 4 Xim- CAROLE WOOD A youth to whom was glven So much of earth, so much of heaven Wordsworth Student Council l Chorus l,2 Ushers Guild 2 Lakeland Ledger 2,4 G A A 2 4105 LILIAN RUIZ But Ol she dances such a way Spanlsh Club 4 Student from Mexico f 33 A' 4 31 RONALD YOUNG A gentleman by nature, and scholar by education Colton Basketball 2,3,4 Track 2 Football 2 Cross Country 3 Chorus 2,3 Varsity Club 2,3 4 Natlonal Honor Society 3 4 Nice Pres I Class Council 2, fPres I Wig and Whiskers 2,3 4 Lakeland Ledger 4 tl r i -..L L f X V . 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W A..--1 , Q 4 . dr G26 Harold Rhemhard Ronald Young Jane Phxlllps ull Zz Senior Histor We, the Class of 1958, being the first graduating students to attend classes here as fresh men, look back with pride upon our Golden Age at Lakeland We have gained numerous friendships, assumed many responsibilities, and have reached the goal we set out for in Sep tember four short years ago These experiences, which have been so much a part of our lives, bring back many a fond memory, as we think of the time our Golden Age began at Lakeland Entering our freshman year, we were new and so was our school We were ready to grow up together, and it was at thls tlme that our very capable instructors undertook the arduous task of teaching us all the knowledge we have absorbed from that time to the present Mem itial success In searching for something different, we decided to sponsor a dance contest, and further reminiscing recalls to mind our movle-dance Lost Horizon Our sophomore year brought more fun with the Vice Versa Dance and continued with The Best Foot Forward Dance when the price of admission was determined by the size of our feet We were then eager to begin our junior year In reaching our gunlor year, we realized that we were at the midpoint of our high school education and now that we were getting older, we began to think of the future We started planning for college and work The excitement of our pending Jumor Prom elated us and gave us something more to look forward to The prom was a dreamland of streamers, palm trees, plneapples, and our lovely queen was Jane Phillips Our next thrill was the arrival of our class rmgs How proud we werel Before we knew rt, our senior year was upon us ln our senior year we were confronted with the fact that we were finally at the peak of our high school career Here we pride ourselves with another first The Class of 1958 was the first senior class to present senior class plays Under the expert direction of Mrs Flora B Nelson, we presented two plays, Footfalls and The Plum Tree, with the leadlng roles played by Ronald Young and Judy Nissim We also loined together in a Senior Play Day when we went to New York City and saw Around The World In 80 Days We dined, to gether, laughed together, and grew up a little more together After thls, we planned for the most memorable part of our senior year, the Senior Prom December 7 was the date set for our Winter Wonderland which featured o setting of evergreen trees, snow crystals and a magical rustic sleigh. The setting was outdone only by the queen, Joan Flanders. Tuck- ing our senior cards in our pockets and adjusting our senior hats on our heads, we looked at the tickets for our Washington Trip. What memories of thatl We heartily thank Mr. Brech for making our trip a success. Now as commencement approaches, the memories of our years ln Lakeland make everlast ing impressions in our minds. With something to remember and something to hope for, we can approach our future with confidence and ease. So as our Golden Age at Lakeland comes to an end the Class of i958 leave hearts within its walls as we enter the Golden Age of Life. We would like to thank our class advisors, Mrs. Kennedy, Mr. Lockhart, and Mr. Engel- son, for without their help we would not have accomplished what we did throughout our high school years. We would also like to give a special thank you to Mrs. Salustri for her help in planning the Junior Prom and so many other things. With the experiences obtained at Lake land, and the helping hand of God, the Class of i958 will see success in its future and will not disappoint its advlsors. Elaine Romancino 36 414 41 0 o f X , fi , 'Cl 5 xl . S M' ff, f ' ll I1 ' - ' ll ll orles of our Be Bop Dance bring smiles to our faces. Our first freshman dance was our in- ' ' ll ' ll ll ll ' ' ' ll ll H ll ' n ll - I 1 Q59 ,fb Q N 0 m A.. MQ E Qs , 1 D WX l k Efff Y A vw -SS I I gy, QQ. W if P, N sl 255' ,X 4 'Nfgx 1 Wluwmw r I E45 Nm yh -Q.. -.lf 'X fffl s , 5 Yxxx X A fl? 'AS' X 'sax QWX I 'Wax N qui, Wana qXXXm- ln order to bulld and hold together a Golden Age groups of people have fo funchon and work unlfedly and as a whol I G e n reece these groups were called Clfy states here at Lakeland they are the designated grades or classes 1 CLASSES I Y 37 lf , fpizlg' 52' 2 . SQ Q! E1 lei' Nm S? qt wifi X X. 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Q Liga ,A C ass of l959WW7+ -A a-I N R Shlelds F Eckelt Homeroom 215 Homeroom 207 QF YL 1- X-fofpdlw 1 Sarkxsslan Homeroom 118 'Q -cr xwif lx 'wtf- nv I 1 an Ndhn .ay ANN -or bf' is Rowl W Dearman IDorf1 A Ebert C Emeny P Fexmer G Felleman A Ferrara H Feuer P Fleld T Frledman P Granger B Grlswold S Haft IHar R 2 B Ha F Ha es L Head E Jantz W Kldd B Kraft J Kruse L Lancton D Manco C Marvln R Mason E Matechrk H Mlller R Mon low ow rney y y terro Row 3 I Palent M Pearson A Pellegrrm K Pollto I PICSIIC M Rlchards S Rosenburg M Rosenstxen J Ryan C Savva I Albert N Amor-051 L b R Ch Aprcellx A Apon Row 4 C Barr E Barrett M Betsser D Bennett T Blumberg M Booth M Bremner E Bunyea B Burns W Car one xcotta J Claps J Costable H Cumme Row 5 I Dahlke L Gillette B Schubert A Sharkey 1 Shepard E Sobel C Staff F Tompkms S Truett A Trumbatun M Twardy L Viola S Walsh M Welch R Whitman K Wllhelm T W1l11 R Zxemblnskl D Zugner J Zolxtar S Suplna ff!!! 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' . , I fv M' ,I ' . . u , ,mf ' ,N 1 sy ,' ,wb ' - ' Ll X X Nv,,M,..wf N f I K ' 1 . . ' 1 B , 4 A lg , - .,..., Y N 4 - -J' R qt ll , i N ' t ' 4 .5 QS - 5 3 'B U ' 'l K' ' . . f Q5 f ' fax S n 1 . E f ' Q.: VM, ' ' F ,maze vi ,l S, x wtf ,f 7 X Q 1 W. 15 1 ' .N wg ,x f. ,-asv f- ,Q ' 1 I 4 .1 - 1 5 ' 'J S ll 's 1s'f'.slrAQg?7Z Dave Allen Dave Costello Toni McCoy Evelyn Puff President Vice President Secretary Treasurer ,..jl,'-jx r- I .1 ' Lux l V MH! haf V Ttyf A. T V .X 'df' 1f '0 V' if' , g uv AV, 'ffl' v lt TL . ff Al xf i 1 5 l VT 'vxjgn Q' lg V I 1 P Q ' ls' 'W' ' J' Q' t 'I ,I ,f j L, . 1,'jf.,. F Nelson N Smuh M Kehoe X 4 'yr igfj' ,Ayr J ff G J , I If ' A. Y Lf' I lv! '1,, yr ,fl 4 ,vu 1 4- V If i, We started our hlgh school career with a large class of many consclen lous workers I our freshman year, we sponsored the very successful P rlslan Garden Dance The gymnasium was decorated as a slde walk cafe, with tables covered by red and white checked tablecloths and awnings at tached to the walls ln our sophomore year we sponsored the Japanese Garden Dance The feature of that evenmg was the pool filled with fish rn the middle of the dance floor The orange streamers, the rhododendron, and the small fish bowls on the tables all made beautiful decorations Our lunlor year saw the most ' looked forward to event of the year the Junior Prom, Moonlight Mist As we entered, we crossed a bridge covered stream Candles and the blue and silver decorations helped make an engoyable evemng for all We would like to thank Mr Sarklsslan, ou advisor, who helped make our prom a success The Class of 59 will continue to do well and will also leave lts mark upon the Golden Age of Lakeland 39 Class of l960 C into in FN Hchu Mn 1 HD W X' X lbs.. P1 Air? nf ATI R X 95. in Z 1 W A X f ?2'f'1 5 3 'Z-4 'T 1 I i 5 H ' 3' 5 V 1 ' H Q 1 ' Q f 7' 3' R.K '1 P,Houskeeper I. hristi I.Ross . a ou A, ac ougg 1 H 209 Homeroom 108 H oom 111 H oom 115 H room 119 me 'mal AA W N 5 iQ H H K J ' 9' iv 1 A v ' v N is 4 1 'A' :Q 4 S 1 A 1 f 1, A , .M , g Q , p V x . V . K t , gs x I X., ff 4 ' H 4 A M W - xi ' -1 ,xr 3 , I ,, A! LW, 1,1 , f. A, Q' :Q L A - .1 9 1 , . 1 p ' , . ' ,N 1 1 - i 1 ' , H 'fy A . 1 ' X . I Q 1 .Q , A 1 , W, .. ,A if ff T f VA Y if .it 4 gy I 4 . J A vi x I ' .5 J t W 5 1 Ijglfi 1 1' ii 3 1 N A , fall A H 1 1 H+ rf ' ' , 1' ' - 1' ,V I .. I ' ,X F!! 'QV N '1'x X , All A x X K I . M - ' - ' JW 'F H 1 ,,. I., Hia - S Q A .1 , A Q kk 1 W . . , m,,, - Q Q 'f 1 5 X 1 A 11 1' 5 X , 1 3 A , A, - 'P' ,, 'N 5 1 ' vu ,J 9'-' f - .. I 6 Y r XM, M , I if it . 1 f K 1, 1 I C7 f w , , A W ' 11 A A ,. .F ' fn . 'J 2 1 5 A ,x V 'Q V 1 X w' ' ' li 1 ' x I 1 ,Q f I .. 4 - H 1 , 4 H 1 I T , 40 . 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I , 4. on ' I 7. , P Sarno Secretary B Dxetz Treasurer In 1954, our present sophomore class entered the halls of Lakeland numbering one hundred and slxteen Through the years we have grown and thus year we are one hundred and forty Graduating ln 1960, we wlll be the first class to complete all six years offered 1n Lakeland Slnce we have begun our high school years, we have sponsored two dances In our freshman year, we had a very successful rock and roll dance ln our sophomore year we had a Sophomore Hop We are proud of many indlvid uals In our class, lncludung four 'Q cheerleaders, numerous athletes, and our class officers All have done much work an betterlng Lake land Hugh School We are all looking forward to our future years at Lakeland Row 1 L See J Slechta A Small C Smallhorn B Smrth J Smith R Solo mon F Strosser F Strosser J Swtft M Thompson B Travrs S Travts H Ulrcky I Van Orden M Vtola A Vogel Row 2 D Volkman P Welch N Wrlderman J Ztmmerman C Zito R Collrns G Connolly J Costa B Cow per B Croft M Cudworth J Darragh A Drack V Dtngman L Dobson P Ellsworth F Enoch L Espostto L Ferrara P Kettler G Kutman A Kotash P Kuchenmetster L Kurz .1 La Duca C Lamos K Lawlor Row4 P Leary N Llfshttz G Lyon M Mancmr A Marder JMarv1n .I Matheson S Mat thews B Mechura I Mekulrk C Mrller L Monterro G Nlustam H Agunlen B Alberts Row 5 M Barley R Barrett M Beckworth E Benjamm S Berger L Bleeker L Brown R Brown N Carlough W Celander I Chadwick P Cha maltan T Chancer J Chrlsuano Row 6 B Clune A Cohen S I-esselmeyer J Fmnerty C Frost S Goldy D Guamterl J Guyon H Handschu Row 7 S Hanson S Harrrs C Harvrll A Hayes C Heady D Heady L Holmes I Hoy B Iarres Wllltam Jessup E Johnson B Jordan K Kaplan M Kaslowsky W Naylor B Nelson E Novohradsky R Olrva E O Sullrvan B Padovano I Pas sarelll V Polrto L Potter S Rappaport C Rrce I Rtchmond R Romeo B Russett J Ryan F Saunders C Schnaars W Sclamatore J Seabolt P Seaman M . . , 7 I , . 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'V 41 fa-A WX 1 'V-wt +3 mik- X mf O 4-...an C ass of ' 1961 L-LL iv 'Whse X 1f ' X11 W Bemer Homer m 116 E Spalllna H meroom 105 W Hurd Homeroom 113 N Perrell Homeroom 201 P Marvm Homer m203 V Kr tzm n H meroom 216 M gl If vm I il 'F , N M m 4 ' Q 4' - I N A . N K . 1' f X g ' ' A , Q 1 A ' 11 I, 1 3 H V1 1 'Q .V Q. If 5' w Eg J I Q-Q Z ,A al ' .4- .F ' 1 , N ' 4 N . - SW ,. 43 M M. A 41m .1 3,1 ..-1: . Q l 1 Q k .X , , A- 1, V 13 - V ' 2 6 ' F 1 A s ' if - ' V ' .H 'uuaift fi '-5' h ' -YJ Q ! 4 - ' ' . 4 1 ,,...f-A Q11 h K '23, k 1 PN .ff N Q C 4m , , h . - 5 ,ea 4 ? 1 sg 1 N I Qs, A A , Q 1 X, f, f -- Q, ' 21 ' 2-51,1 111 ' 1 -- 1 , ' N1 N x ,-'f f1 1 1 dj .1 QV, 1 A1 1 1, H1 ' V 1' Y 1 I Q . 5 xfh X , f 1 . V - -1 1 .1 ., 7 , 1f11 R fy rf 5, , , 11 4' 3 Q . 1 , ,Mb . X Q-Q51 M, Nxl .-1 4 I M --I 1 i ' I W s 3' . zz H . i 1 I yy , X' A A N J it A xv , ' - M ' Q Q r x x W 'f ' f V , ' i 1 5, - x - 1 ,f x 1 1 - . .' M 1 . 1 . . . 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C Rose B Sandler, M Ryan R Savrgpano L Sher G Schmidt R Schwabrk B Schwartz T Scramatore D Scott P Seymore R Channrng B Cltfford Row3 S Cogswell F Conroy A Costella R DrBened1tto P DellaCroce W Dr Bello R De Ronda V Drttenhoefer M Dychko U Elroy R Farlow M Foster R Frost Row4 JFe1mer E Gaudmeer V Gazverde R Grlbert J Granger D Grrffrths E Grrswald, R Anderson K Bacon N Barlen son J Bassur R Benzenburg A Bertch Row5 S Brll er S Booth T Booth JBradle A Brent D Brown J Brown R Cardmalr W Carroll A Carty W Castle R Cava R Certone P Chancer Row6 L Sharrow R mon L Solomon R Spaeth M Staff B Starr D Testa K Tomadellr Row '7 M Toohey M Travts C Tru deau B Turnbull C Waxtel M Wxlson M Young R Zrlay E Hampson R Harvey K Herst S HlgglIlS R Hollberg G Hochsprung Row8 E Holmes D Hutchm son I Iberman A Israel M Joseph A Kaplm A Kara brnos H Kasenetz J Kerser R Kent E Krlmsky S Km sella S Komfeld W Kozelouzek Row9 JL1cata S Lmda F Lundstrom R Lumn C Lupton A Mastlftak P McCormack A McGrmpsey T McNamara W Metz ger Row 10 M Mrhalchrk IMtller R Mrller D Moore C Musgrave E Nrssenblatt P Ott P Paglruca S Palant G Parsons f- Q, ve Mfg -'Q 7' '1 1 'Ya' 50 Yon X I N 1 x V L! 'Q A4 '-7 W Yrs -f IQ' sv.. Entering and contributing to the Golden Age' IS the Class of 6l W wall make our mark upon the history and development of Lakeland We started off with our Hat Dance for which we all had to don some sort of chapeau After the parade of hats, Loretta Scher was chosen the person wnth the most unusual hat The dance was great fun and enloyed by all We had officers from our class on the Junior Student Council Barbara Schwartz and Anthony Bresser We also have five representatives on e Junior Varsity Cheenng Squad as well as athletes and contributors an other fields Yes, we too, will leave our mark on Lakeland 43 ml V45 43 've t E1 .L 'J , o- 4 n ' 1, is T' as A , XR? :C . f E f 'V V U 1 , , - , , s I r . W ' I 7 fxl ft , X , ff! 1 ' ' Q . ' u , lb' rn: Q -v 3 C, za' .7 0' A- 4 A Y ,1 ,bg 1 yr I N me ,, , V 1 'f A .ar V n , 'N 'N . . -9 A .,,iV.f ' 'A -Q. : . . . . . , . . . - W , , - - ' , .X , ll A-J A .. .. 1. . TIT lim pq 1:3 wrt, an . , . , . . . . . y ,, 1 2 . V '.. .. .- sgs 'ws ' , N 5 ' .12 , . , . . . . : . ' , 1-J ' jk , 'A' is - T . ' . . , . ' , . , . A ' has 1 . .. o tv P 5 515 ' r fine -f . f' . g I- I. g .Q I ,l C 1. ,I fi v. Shore., P'.Sliney,'R.Sleight,D.Smith,.S..Smitl1, l'l.Solo- - R y.. ,g wi'-' 'J v., A --3 ,f .. g.. V' ..: '. .'... .'... -. :KH ,sway M: JA' . . . ' . . ' l in ' - 6 'P Y X . ' ' ' ' . . ' 5QXXl W ty ig .I 'le 4 .L 1- -- -- s ta . .. 1-. i. 2 .. ,Q-' ' ff have ..- fe ' ' -L A Rf- it . . . 4 , . , . , '. sa In l K ,Q t ' ' ' ' 'r , ,xi-J A A -W ag 2,15 A ,Q ,.' A .- ', 'xr KI, ,X y A P L QR lx 7 4 if 4 V V ' ' I tux A 31' 4 - Ik t al 7 . pf A A- 6, ff.-Q I , g fl -', ' lj zijn Q 1 LA, --uL. ' . e H . I ll . ,, . . th F lass of l962 1:5 C 4' ef if! mv 'N D Grant P Tonora Homeroom 114 Homeroom 105 4 ... 'W 5 With thelr first year at Lakeland be- hlnd them, this year s eighth grade class ls eager to climb upward to further the growth of their school s Golden Age Since they are ready and willing to con tribute their abilities and ideas to Lake- land s newly established trudltions the eighth graders along with the rest of the Junior Hugh are helping thelr school grow into a new era of achievement, a Gold X en Age Xxx 'Jw ,. , l 4- ' fs l - ' r Q- . s - if A.. N, -T y v i A is to f QM Y.. . g e, so 1 - t r A, ' f l 2-- ,121-rf' - N f - 4. in - -'Je , ,, W - -. gl , -- -I -v 1.. Q g . x -r 2 L. ' 44 u 4 ,rf Y ' ,,, W as my -A - - -g V X , g , k , ' ll' '-r7 'SM' VA ,rwyvl , . t 'sr ,. r 3 X 1 11. 95' AL rl l 4, 1us,.' ' 4 F l - x , at 4 N 'S T5 Q' , ' , ef . a , 'N - J Vg, f -Q S4 '7':?' I , nm f n' fs N .J 7: at r .- ,4, A - . w i f X f, I Q If ' 51 41 ,J . - A ,xx ,1 ' l Lal ll? 12: gg? 1 V ' ' ' 'Af' racy Art Ex f 9 M I r W 1 . . U gh 4 . 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Row 1 S Sebesra, S Shaprro R Shepard J Shusnn F Snlversxem I Srmpson A Sue Touze L Slater F Smuh S Smrth M Sobxer H Srarr R Swrlpa A Taffs K Terchman E Tuccl M Twardy W Ullcky F Van Orden J Volkman Row2 V Wert J Werthner S Wetzler C lvrlson S Wolfson M Terranova R Esterly V Ferara JFlood IFr1ed H Frost L Gaynor C Geracr M Gerber R Grlberr R Gxlbon A Goldy P Grabb S Greene H Grossman Row3 E Hanna ,lHarlow IHarney Row4 D Henry H Herbst C Hocherman Row5 M Hothmer D Huff Jjervrs Ilolmson B Medmck R Mlskle Row6 N Nmoh C Noe I Nochese A Nowak N Odenwald D Oscarson C On M Pascale L Pmkus H Puff L Ranellone K Rehberger N Rapport B Ren' B Rrchards L Rrzzo S Rock S Savrgnano M Schlyer S Keeler Row'7 M Kelly B Kempter D Kem R.Kmg lKnoebel R Kornblum B Kombluzh T Koze louzek L Kramm A Krause, W Llcata 1 Lrmch R Lmk D Lmle J Lynch R Maffetone I Malone L Manco Row8 N Marraro W Matheson R McKechme C Mechura L Albertson Jllerlmgerl R Brsor dr B Blumberg L Bomello B Broder E Bunyea A Busch L Catama B Channing C Christie JClune G Cowan M Croft K Crooksron P D Anruono Row 9 C Darragh C DeGolyer A DeRonda Row 10 W Dodge ,I Dolock T Edelman 5 3 s - '4 1- -v vo . Q 5 n 1- -. '- A ' f f , , 1 ' R' '1 ' - ' . ' A I Y v , f A Q 5 ' fl R ni ' A S ' A R ' ,B vs, A x if W ,. .. '- .X er A '- W fm - A, I in 'sf ar- A Q .I , ,XA ' ' . . ,' I ' ' 6 -, - , ,, . Q ' , 3 Z , A .... ' . 4 7 ' , .W My Q , e 4 . - , A A ' f f ' A 3 5 fr u, 4 wa. A 1 ' . A 'I A , ' 144: 'I if I .T .nr 1 if , A W , -X f 5- ' , A 4 , A , , N , s 0, 3, - - Q A - , ' ' 2 ' rn. X ' Q 4 u V. 4 4 ,111 ff 4 'af H ' . A J-MTE 'F N x .f f7.' I .5 l '?. ' W I A' 'Q I K: 1? r If ,f sl I I - , W. A : . . ' , . , . ' , . A ' , . ' , I l ' - I ' ' I ' I ' 4 I ' I ' ' I I 'I . ' . . . . :V . , . , . . . , I Q Gi' ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I I D ' 'I ' I 'T . . , . , . . : . , . . . . Ph . . . : . , . , . '. . , . ' 1 - ' '. - . - . - . - . - . - . . I . , . , . , . I . . ' , . 4 . . , . 1 ' . : . , . . . . ' , . I . . K I , . , . . I - . l g - I . - . . 4 . . : . , . , . . . , . .I A I I ' I I I l I I I I . I 1 4 . , . , . , . . : . , . . . . . . . Y 4 C ass of 1963 r-Q Us , 1 . E. Adrian A Homeroom 118 1. C . Denny Homeroom 108 , if i Y ' B. Gardineer 1, Homeroom 113 , .N K 7 N11 -. fa: 4 R. Wagner , Q Homeroom 201 4 vu Qi' ,- 5,1 1 J. M cC arthy W - Homeroom 214 H- Opening the doors to approach our Golden Age is the Class of '63, These students are on the threshold of a wonder- ful and excltlng experience. They have time to help Lakeland reach the peak of her Golden Age and will do so with their spirit, enthusiasm, and wisdom. -fs ': .X .-,Q ,F ig. ., kg -. - ,, 1 . F K l N W x .ff K 3 F Q S Qt f x , f '75 2 .gi 'Y' 1' :J is qi x, Q Q -I .L A , V I ,. 1 , I f I Y . 'I hx 1 L' , -1 Pt af 32' .Tl 1. : W: Y ft VN ' I , ' H M va fi fi X 1 O 1. V Q A 4 L3 X f- ' 'X 1 , N-.fe fy JL Qi.. 1 g -22 f l ' YZ? ,Q ya-fl' E 1 VW, Q we L, 1 fl , 1-'1 Y ,N I - - 1 ' fl i 1 iff' U95 We Q Q rg ,gg W I ! ak jv . f 1 f l ' A f S54 f ff A. ., ,, K, A , ,, , A v V , Q f' 'Q , a . t 'l Q a ., 1 .L 1 N V M ti 4 1 . , , l - -' W N' lll'-11 ml 1 va 0 .c ,I p in vfx vs b L ll 1 A J' T. Brahm F. Richey P. Hennessy President Vice President Treasurer 46 ga'-b 1 I 4- o-. v- ,.-.' Q. - . ,N 1 Z -' ' lc-s ' 1 n '- 1 f , I 'Y V 1 Y n 3 s X R , Q Q 'nafkkw ,yuh rv: 'fs NNT-3. 'lg wr' W ,- 4' S' Nl ff O9 ,fx 7' I 'H .3 x Row 1 S Collins S Connolly D Crumpton L Deltgan R DeRonda L Drvack R Donovan A Drozdyk R Ed wards E Feuer H Flsher R Flor C Fyfe C Gaglxardo M Haft M Hampson Row2 R Hand D Harney G Harrrs N Harvrll M Herman B Hllburg M Hoy R Jaeshke L Iessup I Hewell B Kaslowsky K Kreltzer R Lawton T Lawrence L Levme Row 3 J Lxeb P Lozlto R McCord H Nlagley R Magram P Maniaca E Margles D Martm P McG1re S Mercer R Mlller R Mohr S Monk N Alexander A Alonen R Amorose Row4 I Arcarolr G Bacon S Barette D Bauersfeld J Begley I Berger D Booth L Booth L Brazee H Brooks I Brown R Brown F Campbell G Chadwxck M Chancer W Cohen Row 3 E Colltns W Schnlttert D Selman C Short I Slaughter L Smrth R Sobel L Strauss l Strosser E Swift K Taylor M Tomadellr D Tompkms N Towsend Nl Travts Row6 G Twardy K Walter lwhltman J Wlllhelm N Wrlson 1 Wol osenka R Zapletal L Morrell R Muglto D Naylor C Nelson J Nlsbet D Nxssxm D Novohradsky J Nowak B Odell D Olmstead Y Paquette E Qurnn R Reld D Relnhard R Reld S Roffman I Rubsan G Salsburg L Sandler J Savva R Scalrct B Scharf i Lmda Bleeker and Susan Fesselmeyer Yearbook art work berng done by Chet hard at work for Terra Lacus Gmerman and Art Hayes r 'W EW Mr Challou and hrs Espanol Club Columbus Day program Lakeland s fusr fashlon show G0 Man G It's ---------- good, Yearbook's second Rock-n-Roll Dance. Time out for refreshments. 48 ' x Ne., .gi '11, 6. f A X l The Golde were evoted to the en couragement of the development of the body as well as the mlnd Lakeland s Golden Age ls filled with many actlvltles comparable to the Olympic Games ln that It derlves Its glory from actlve stu dent participation In various sports and beneflclal clubs 1 n Age of Greece was marked by the Olympic Games which d ACTI ITIES I Q 49 -M-mmf--...N --.....,,., Q5 --...M KJ ll'-maui 'll 3 5 C17 'N luv Z N 'D sl Us NM. QL, P 'in LITERARY STAFF Row 1: Barbara Falkenburg, literary editor: Memory Twardy, Carol Nelson, Colleen Lamos, Patricia Kettler, Elaine Romancino, Arlene Va- circa. Row 2: Mrs. Avery, Advisor: Jane Phillips, Editor-in-Chief: Shelah Albert. This year the staff of Terra Locus has worked diligently for many months to make this yearbook a success. The editor would like to thank all those who helped by writing, drawing, selling subscriptions, obtaining advertise- ments and for doing all those things necessary to prepare a yearbook for press. Thanks to Mr. Engelson, Mr. Kratz- man, Mrs. Avery, and Miss Keevil, for without your help we would never have succeeded. And to the Literary Staff's editor, Barbara Falkenburg, we give our most sincere thanks for her untiring enthusi- asm and work. Thanks also to Arlene Vacirca and Patricia Kettler. ART STAFF Row 1: Nina Wilderman, Norma Lee Amorosi, Suzanne Fesselmeyer, Arthur Hayes. Row 2: Meredith Bailey, Mr. Kratzman, Advisor: Barry Avedon, Art Editor: Chester Gitterman, Absent: Carolyn Cochrane, Linda Bleeker, Joan Francis. . J I Q ,ring it ' . . lyiffg Sl. I 155, ky , A . 5 ' Q, Mr. Vincent if, Kratzman General Chairman, Art 84 Photography Advisor Mrs. Alberta Avery Literary Advisor X Mr. Murray Engelson I Ilusiness Advisor i Jane Phillips x Editor-in-Chief ,lf D ',..........,,, 't 'l'.'f.,,,.,,....4, V me--va Z A X Advlsor Robert Frlschmuth Edltor. A special thanks to Naoml Llfshutz and Florence Enoch for promoting the yearbook salesg Barbara Griswold for The Art Staff has our slncere thanks for their all Important work Barry Avedon, Art Editor, and Chester Gltter Our deepest gratitude goes to Leonard Potter and Robert Frlschmuth, Photography Editor, for all the photography Row 1 Susan Matthews Shella Barrett Row? Mr hngelson Advlsor Lynne Puff Chaumang Florence Enoch Ann Sharkey Jacquehne - Lakeland I-hgh School Mohegan Lake New York GENERAL ORGANIZATION Row 1 Ronald Young, Jane Phxlltps Secretary, Barbara Galms Presrdent Dolores Benett V1ce Presrdent Shella Barrett TTCBS urer Row2 Edward Bunyea Gary Parsons Vlrgmla Pollto Wxllxam Carroll Nma Wxlderman Mrs MacDouga1l Advlsor o seph Chnstlano, Ellen Sobel, Gerald Nittoll William Kidd Row 3 Muiam Boruchow Chrrsne Frost Arlene Israel Ursula El roy Marlene Young Hazel Mrller Barbara Schwartz Elarne Romancmo The Student Counclls, both that ofthe Junlor Hugh School and of the Senior High School, ls the medium through which we students are glven the opportunity to practice our methods Inherited from that clvlllzatlon so long ago Our student body elect their own class representatives to the student council The student councils have their officers and continually try to carry out the wlll of the students Through our student councils we recelve the opportunity to leam parliamentary procedure, to elect our offlclals and to fulfill the desires of the malority The student govemment in our own school cor responds to the Greek Athenian Council which was the volce of the people Our constitution as one which pennlts our practlcing democratic Ideals This too, ls a part of our commencement LAKELAND HIGH SCHOOL Socxal and Achvxty Calendar for the School Yea! SEPTEMBER Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Fr1day Thursday Fr1day Saturday Frlday Saturday Monday 1957 1958 Teacher Orrentatlon Program Teacher Orrentatxon Program School opens for students Student Council 9 12 P T A Student Counc1l 7 and 8 Football Plne Bush Away Terra Lacus Football F E Bellows Home JV Football Haldane Home SEPT 30 OCT 4 OCTOBER Frlday Saturday Monday Frlday Saturday Monday Thursday Fr1day Saturday Monday Thursday Frrday Saturday NOVEMBER Frlday 2 Saturday 4 Monday 4 8 5 Tuesday 7 Thursday Pxctures for Yearbook Seventh Grade Football Croton Home JV Football Croton Away Exghth Grade Football Hen Hudson Home JV Football H Hudson Home P T A Football John Jay Away JV Football John Jay Home Cheerleaders N Y S Teachers Conventron Football Rxdgefleld Home Semor Play Football Yorktown Away Paxd Assembly JV Football Yorktown Home Frrst Quarter Test Week Electron Day Open House for Parents MQ! Slsflllm f 52 .-, umxlnsoola - 5 7 ' ' ' V 1 ' 1 S l Q i . r 7 , , , t ' l Q . fe se , M ' , ,Q I ' A- ' . V? . , Z4 1 f Jfi.:gQe-,m.4,,,, I '- A , 2 ' . ' . ' . . ' ' . ' . - - : . . ' ' . ' ' . ' ' . - . ' . I ' 3 . . 4 . . 5 13 ' ' - 19 . . . I, 20 ' ' 2 21 - ' - 27 ' I, 57, 28 - . . - 714. X so . - ,-,- 5 ' ' ' - '12 X 4 . 5 - - ,X 7 - - 1 X 11 ' ' ' 4 12 - . . . S ' 17 - . - 17 , . . 18 ' 19 - . - Y 21 . . 1- 24 25 ' . . . '. ' 26 . - ' . I . . Frlday Saturday Monday Frlday Thursday Friday 28 29 DECEMBER Saturday Tuesday Frrday Tuesday Thursday Frxday JANUARY Thursday Frtday Frtday Football Haldane Away Varsxty Club Veterans Day Semor Acttvtty P T A Jumor Acttvxty Thanksgtvmg Recess Semor Prom 14 Tuesday 16 Thursday 17 Frrday 17 24 Friday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Frtday Basketball FEBRUARY Somers 7 00 Home Hendrick Hudson 700 Home Basketball Hendrtck Hudson 700 Away Chrrstmas Program Basketball Croton Away Chrtstmas Recess begms at close of school School Reopens Basketball Croton Home Yorktown Away 700 Basketball St Marys Home Friday Tuesday Wednesday Friday Tuesday Thursday Frtday Tuesday Frlday MARCH 7 Frtday 14 Frlday 19 Wednesday Basketball Mahopac Home P T A Basketball Haldane Home Regents Week Basketball Carmel Away Basketball Brewster Away Report Cards Gwen Out Report Card Conference Basketball Purdys Away Basketball Brewster Home Basketball St Marys Away Lmcolns Blrthday Basketball Haldane Away Basketball Mahopac Away P T A Basketball Purdys Home Basketball Carmel Home Patd Assembly AllStar Basketball at Carmel Junrors Nrnth Grade Dr Bradleys Supervrsory Dtstrrct Teachers Meetmg s 20 Thursday 21 Frtday 24,28 28 Friday APRIL 3 Thursday 14 Monday 17 Thursday 25 Friday MAY Frtday Saturday Frtday Frxday Saturday Wednesday Thursday Frrday JUNE 16 20 Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday K if P T A Sprmg Productton Third Quarter Exams Semor Acttvrty School closes at end of sesston Sprmg Vacatton School Reopens P T A Sophomores Lakeland Loan Fund Play Lakeland Loan Fund Play G A A Muslc Festrval Junior Prom Arts Ntght Mustc Festrval Decoratton Day Regents Exammattons Commencement Dance Baccalaureate Servrce Awards Assembly 9 30 a m Commencement 8 30 pm Teachers Srgn Out Row 1 Mr Gordmeer, Marcra Gerber, Wrllram Cohen, Lora Devack Row 2 Terry Brahm, Drane Ntssrm, Karen Kritzer Row 3 Susan Savtgnano, Carol Short, Helen Frost, Spencer Markata Row 4 Virgtma Wert, Frances Silverstren, Robert Zabatal Row 5 Lorame Bums, Nancy Odenwald Row 6 Wrllram Lozrto, Les ter Rtenhart, Wrlson Dodge 53 8 ' . . . 11 ' ' ' ' - I . . I - 15 . . . . D 21 . . . 24 ' . . - 22 ' ' ' ' 28 , , . . . ' l - 30 Q - Q 7 - 31 ' . . . 10 . I , 7 . 1 l I 13 ' ' : - 11 , , , 3 17 - , . , gi , ' ' ' 9 ' . . . . . - I 16 . . . . . 20 . . . 28 ' 20 21 ' - - 29 . . 25 , , 30 . . 28 ' ' 2 . - . . 3 ' ' 21 8 Wednesday Basketball - - 22 - 10 - - . ,' - I , . 23 '- : . . . . , . 24 , . . ' lf' rf ,JH r x 1 Q. , 'S ' 9 . s , Q f N , w I . . P, fuk K? Row 1 Jane Philips Margaret Wolfe Barbara Galms Arlene Vacxrca Row2 Mr Lmdsey Sponsormg Princrpal Ronald Young Frank Smith Miss Keevll Advlsor The Athenlans believed that af you plant good educatlon m a young body, it bears leaves and fruit the whole life long, and no raln or drought can destroy lt The National Honor Society, advised by Miss Ruth E Keevll, gives credlt to these people who have tried to benefit by their education lthough a small group, the society strives to uphold their position and the code of the Honor Society, which is scholarship, leadership, service and character The members have established a scholarshnp fund drlve to ralse money to ald a senior who ls not a member of the Honor Society through future education Mlss Kee vll and the members hope this scholarship fund will become a permanent prolect of the soclety The National Honor Soclety was started ln Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and has grown steadily within the United States, its possesslons, and un American schools in other countries. Members are chosen by the faculty and are students who satisfy and surpass the requirements of character, scholarship, leadershlp, and service. The members must have an accumulated average of 8596. The students must also have done work In community and school actlvltles and have high moral habits and pleasant personal- lties. It is indeed an honor to be a member of the National Honor Soclety and we wish them success with their proiect. 54 , N f , 3 ' lqflgn Q S , J V . . ?. 4 M 54 f. l' l 9. . f , . . 4 f ' .' Q7 g ' M f, :L , ,H W V : I ' . D . . : . . ' . 1 r f - - nf - n . . . .1 . . . . . - . . . . . . . V K . -i +V.,,,, , vuunouai commission on vhlcnn soucanon 'Anite,,rgggylssaou4nt..fi.,'r-Arianaas , ,,,:m , 1-. . ,gn i V K s 1 ,, i,:....,...,-..- . - N XaT,..,,W.,,N, ,V . as rf -fx 'i Sa . I . S A 5' Row 1: Loralee Sharrow, Verna Gazverdi, Marlene Young. Row 2: Susan Kornfeld, Jane Phillips, Shelah Albert, Mrs. MacDougall, Advisor, Linda Kurz, Barbara Gaims, Wendy Herst, Loretta Scher, Beatrice Cowper. Q To awaken an interest in teaching as a profession and to familiarize its members with the preparation, opportunities and rewards offered to teachers, are iust two of the ob- iectives of the Future Teachers Club. This year the practice teaching sessions for its members are being held in the spring. Many prominent speakers in the field of education have addressed this group throughout the year. 55 llakelanh ltehger VOL I N0 1 LAKELAND HIGH SCHOOL NOVEMBER. 12 1957 Lakeland Hlgll St llool 1993 Ronald loung F on tune t t 119 the Intt Contlnen nl News S lWlCE p 111ts to11 s about l1fe 1n small towns thmughout the wo1ld B5 chanc 111 obscure school called Lakeland H1vl1 1n Pceksk1l a scnall town of 13 lIlllllOll people was chosen tue can ex of ICNS s 1 t lOl3 You 1nd I beln gli u rtts rf that s hool wexe chosen to fly to Peesk1ll f1om 'ln outer B ll 011 offlce to gather m'1ter1a1 He1e lS what we found Lake and has expanded a ltle ll '19 pat few de ades Some 17 1 1d1t1o11s have b1ought the to tal ntmber of class rooms to 4003 The s hool now covers 74 HCICS A Jtt l111d111 f1eld has been erected on the old Slle of the football fleld Th football team conse qucntly has been forced under 15 lmnted to 4 cub1c mches so Jumor C of C Slates Contest The annual V01 e of Democ mcy Contest sponsoxed each yeal bt the Jun1o1 Chamber of Con n1e1ce 15 heme held a '1111 th1s 5ea1 It lS open to all Sophomozes Ju111o1s ano. Sen101s T1 co11Le lS a btoadcast sctlpt w11 1n and 1 1c111 co'11pet1L on 1n wh1ch dents p1epa1e thxee lo fve n1111 ute sr1pts on the subject Speak fOl Democtacy It 15 set up 1n the same 111111 ner every year Commumty wtn Il s 'ue sele ted th1ou '1 school and co111n1un1ty wlde El1'I'l1H3ElO11s Wllfh contestants makmv 111 pe1 son scrxpt del1ver1es before the Judees The commumty w111ne1s scr1pt 15 then taped and the tape ls the bas1s f0l judlng the state nd natlonal c0mpet1t1on Local awards vary w1th each contest sponsor but awards are a plaque and other awards Whlle liakelanh llehger Published Tn VS eekly by the Students of Lakeland lltgh School Lake Mohegan New York Prznted at Patent Press Mount Kzsco N Y Editor zn Chzef Wendy H9150 Edztorzal Staff Mlllam Boruchow Judy Shepard Naomt Lxfshttz Loretta Sher Secrglary Ellen Sobel Treasurer Margaret Lalho Adpzsof Frank Eckelt l lf at Columbus Day Celebrated At October Assembly On Fr1day Oct 11th an as sefmbly was held 1n the hxgh school aud1tor1um under the dl rect1on of Mr Challou to cele brate Columbus Day Judy N1ss1m was ll'llSl',ICS5 of ce1e'nor11es for the progtam FIYSQ on the progxam vsas a Columbus day parade In the parlde were R1chard Gams Dav1d Costello Wendy Herst Calol DaDuca Rose M3116 Mont 1ero Lucy VlO1a Betty Barrett Mallene Belssez After th1s parade Wllh the stu cents st1ll standing on the sta e Ba1bf11a Fall-renberg and Elhe Sm1th danced a Tamntella wl11ch was taught them by Mrs Ken nedy M1ldred V1ola was to have accompanled them on her accor d1on but at the last mmute she became 1ll and Mr Premmmger took her place After the dance Blame Romancmo sang the beau t1ful song Come Back to Sor 1ento wluch was ded1cated t Mrs Kennedy After tue st ng, by Elfune L1ll1a11 RUIZ and Geoxge Peters d1d a dance and then w1th a few other boys sang a Spamsh song Th1s was the last event of the pro l'1ll Mr Cnallou tnen spoke a. few words Band And Chorus To Compete In Festwal X na- Row 1 Mr Eckelt, Advtsor, Helene Feuer, Sandra Haft Loralee Sharrow Rlma Lumn, Florence Enoch Susan Rosenberg Pa IIICIB Herst, Edith Les 1ne Toby Fnedman, Margaret Lamo, Mlrtam Boruchow, Toby Blumberg Row 2 Cora Barr Hazel M11 lei. llldllh Shepard Phyllxs Granger Ellen Sobel Loretta Scher, Judxth N1ss1m, Barbara Schwartz Carol Wood, Ronny Young 56 . . - . , Q . 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SQL' , 'T ll KY Xl ' .Y LL J K 3 V. rf if hwy 'J Cxjy Stl' Ll ,H-ly fl fly l A J rg fs , le MQIINX, ,J T U J v ll lllyiylck Row 1 Frank Campell Betty kaslolwsky Daryl Novobradsky Paulette Grab Allce Taffs Marlon Hagan Elame Feuer Helen Frost Holly Starr Namey Odenwald Vlrglnla Wert Vlrglnla Rlchards Joanne lVlalOI'l6 Row Shlela Connolly James Begley Blll Cohen Janet Clune Gay Rannellone Chrlstlne Cl'lI1SIl Shlela LCWIIZ Dlanne Nlsslm Pamela MCGUIIC Donna Kent Har rlet Puff Nlr Premlnger AdVlSOI Row 'S Nancy Harvell Susan Lollllls Dathy Taylor Ann Nowak Lynn Sandler Judy lterrh ner Betsy Bunyea Susan Mereer Nllchelle McCoy Sharon Sthaplro Lorralne Burns Row 4 Kathy Ott Beverly Rlef Maryann Hampson Nlna Nlarraro Pat Donawan Rlchard Mecl-sechnle George C owen Barbara Channlng Beverly Kempter Judy Chlkotka Sharon Greene Nlary Jane Tomadelll The Junlor Chorus prepares choral selectlons for presentatlorl at Chrlstmas tlme, and at the Sprlng Concert, as well as for assemblles and other sultable occaslons There are several good soloists ln the Junlor Chorus The students ln the Junlor Hugh School enloy partlclpatlng ln thls actlvlty I arol l uplon Rom Jlalne Romanclno Arlene Nagel llarrlel Agunlell Nlolly ka lollsky Gall Jxlrtman Barbara lalkenbcrg Arlene Israel llarrlet has enetz Xlarc la Staff Betsy Robertson lrls Iberman Row S llnda lsposlto Farol LIIO Murle Beekwlth Vlrglnla Pollto Rose Romeo Nlary Nlanunl Ju dlth Iwlssln Llnda lsurz Judlth Selctta Xlarlene Young NN lllldm C elander Rolw -J Larol lleady lngrld Hugo Jan Ranellone Nlarlene BEISSSI Carol Fm eny llllsld -lpetelll Xlary Jane Bremner Barbara Jordon Karol Dyclferhoff Suzann Jesselmeyer katloleen Lawlor Row m Joyce Llmmerman Susan Har rls Adrlenne Small Suzanne l'll'lS6ll8 Beth Russett Carol Nlusgraxe 'lr Premlnger adllsor The Senlor Chorus plays an Important part ln our modern soclety lust as lt lnfluenced the Anclent Greeks Mr Premlnger our advlsor, workd wlth the chorus whlch prepares choral selectlons for presentatlon at Chrlstmas tlme, at the Sprung Concert, assemblies, and other sultable occaslons Each member must demonstrate some aptltude for vocal muslc ln the Sensor Chorus, membershlp IS open by audltlon to any interested student ln grades nlne through twelve Sensor Chorus IS also consldered a currlculum course for whlch I 4 unlt per year IS glven 57 l l 4 I ll fr lll W 'J 1 J X lf l A V J r l V xx! V J 2 . ' ' . . . ' . ' . ' . - . . . . . az ' . J . ' A I ' . . A . .' . Y. D . . . . , ' ' - ff ' A - ' V l . - - l - X . - . - H - . g . H . . -. I - ' J 1 v X . - 5 . ' . ' Row l: Marie Wilson, Margaret Pascal, Sharon Hansen, tirancls Lundstrorn, Kathleen Tomadell, Patrlca Sliney, Parllca Reid, llrusela Elroy, Ruth Barrett, . . , 'Q A' S ' F X , I . ! ffl ffjs ss il . QI. - v Q W , C 9 lb ' sl rnrgmry t'll fl ,hs- I l Gr K? Row 1: Barry Avedon, Patricia Hersr, Michael Lurie, Elwyn Smith, Gary Scholnick, Frank Smith, Arlene Vacirca, Camile DeStefano, Al an Monowitz. Row 2: Mr. Brech, Mr. Engleson, Mrs. Kennedy, Miss Vetter, Mr. Hamer, Mr. Lockhart, Advisors. With added senior privileges and the Senior Prom and Commencement, the Senior Class Council has worked strenuously to promote better spirit within their class. One of the added privileges was a trip to see Around the World Q1 Eighty Dayls, playing ln New York City. The Junior Class Coun- cil has worked very hard toward their Junior Prom and class rings. Row 1: Lynne Puff, David Allan, David Costello, Toni McCoy. Row 2: Phyllis Granger, Richard Mason, Memory Twardy, Mr. Sarkissian, A dvlsor. V 5, i '9 A A fl. , ni in A l ll 5 K il vw 1277 he are P SA lsr 5 ,Q 1 H, - , ,p- 1 k cf' ov CJ -1 Ll fm Ano 'grit' 4 , v, N ,, Row 1: Peter Sarno, Stephen Douglas, John Felleman, Bessie Dietz. Row 2: Diane Guaneri, Richard Elias, Miss Keevil, Advisor, Helene Ulicky, John Ryan The Freshman and Sophomore Class Councils have promoted spirit wlfhln their classes. Each councll has worked hard to make its acflvlfles a success. Row 1: Richard Gaims, Anthony Bresser, Roger Klarl, June Flower. Row 2: Arlene lsrael, Ursula Elroy, Barbara Schwartz, William Carroll, Marlene Young, Gary Parsons, Mr. Bemer, Advisor. .5114 ul , , . Mvwwvf-rv l 4? -ha, , W f 'l , K, .- xx H,,fq4 'l,.g,, ' -xx - Jani'-0 59 uture Nurses lub Row 1: Susan Walsh, Barbara Mechura, Carol LaDuca, Marleen Beisser. Row 2: Karen Ann Curry, Betty Johnson, Allison Ebert, Miss Amie Irish, Advisor. Tralned nurses are definitely needed to maintain a Golden Age no matter what era we are upon. The Future Nurses Club ls for all students who are Interested In this field or its branches. Its purpose is to give its members a better understanding of nursing school requirements and the expectations of a student nurse. Some actlvltles of this club are to vlslt hospitals and nursing schools so that the mem- bers may become better acquainted wlth the functions of these organlzatlons. As the Grecians played on their lyres for muslcal enioyment, we at Lakeland also play musical in- struments. The orchestra rewards each member with a felt letter and a quarter unit of credit toward graduation requirements. In addltlon to the festive sprlng concert, the orchestra may be heard at plays, Christmas time and at graduation exercises. Row 1: Linda Kurz, Beverely Reif, Melvin Leeds, Peter Chamalian, Gail Kirtman, Eileen Quinn, Linda Jessep, Mike Schleyer. Row 2: James Begley, Su- san Collins. Jeffrey Bassin, Linda Smith, Alice Drozdyk, Leah Deligan, Toby Blumberg. Row 3: Emil Novohradsky, Judy Werthner, Robert Gochfeld, Hel- Gll FHM. B8I!y Bunyea, Christine Christie, Betty Barrett, Lynn Dobson, Jim Waldron, Marianne Richards, Karen Huff, Dianne Nissim, Bessie Deitz, Bill Co Zen, Pat Kuchenmeister, William Celander, John Noschesse, Richard Link, Danny Oscarson. Standing: George Peters, Richard McKechnie, Mr. Martin amer, Director. 60 - -..- . .. ,.,.l I a ye. V W ...-,.. 'FC , . l lf.-1 .M , ,. v. f-o-.l-rt, A . - J 4 A -Que 136 1-,KY 4, Row 1: Rudolph Miller, Jane Phillips, Mary Ann Richards. Row 2: Patrica Dodge, Marcia Thompson, Paaica Kuchenmeister, Carol Emeny, Michelle McCoy, Gary Parsons, Toby Blumberg, Michael Schleyer, Judith Shepard, Susan Rosenberg, Bruce Celander, Karen Ann Curry. Row 3: John Noechase, William Celander, Richard Oliver, Patrica Reed, Verna Jean Gazverde, Lynn Dobson, Phyllis Granger, Hazel Miller, Terry Brahm. Row 4: Winifred Naylor, Christie Frost, Donna Kent, Florence Enoch, Fred Saunders, William Cohen, Diane Nissim, Bessie Dietz, Judith Wert, Marlene Young, Beth Russett, Richard Link, Paulette Grab, Bonnie Lou Turnbull, Morton Travis, James Swift, Peter Seymore. Row 5: George Peters, Paul Chancer, Jeffrey Bassin. Row 6: Charles Noe, Mr. Shine, Advisor. The Lakeland High School Band strlves to pro- mote better understandlng and appreclatlon of muslc. Thelr green and gold unl- forms can be seen at foot- ball games, parades, and at assemblies. They have displayed thelr school splrlt and enthusiasm at the games and certainly were another factor aldlng our growth and develop- ment leodlng to the Gold- V , en Age of Lakeland. 4, Uv. ag-. A i..p Row 1: Roberta Wolfinger, Miriam Boruchow. Row 2: Beverly Croft, Christine Marvin, Judith Nissim, Norma Lee Arnorosi. 6l The Girls' Athletic Association symbolizes sportsmanship and in- structed athletics at Lakeland. The club, consisting of girls who are outstanding in ath- letic ability, are reward ed by a G.A.A. pin sim ilar to the olive leaves awarded to outstanding athletes in the Golden . ll Row 1 Kathy Tomedelll, Betsy Robertson, Susan Ranellone, Judith Nissim, Dolores Bennett, Barbara Kraft, Suzanne Fessel- meyer Arlene Vacirca, Mary Ann Richards, Patricia Welch, Patricia Reid, Hazel Miller, Barbara Gaims, Susan Rosenberg, Phyllis Granger, Row 2: Arlene Carty, Joyce Karl, Diane Volkman, Shiela Barrett, Colleen Lamos, Susan Matthews, Beth Smith Miss Kehoe, Advisor, Barbara Jarres, Patricia Kuchenmelster, Linda Kurz, Judy Slechta, Sharon Handson, Toby Fried- man Lynne Puff. Row 3: Harriet Kasnetz, Marcia Staff, Loralee Sharrow, Marlene Young, Verna Gasverdi, Meredith Bailey, Harriet Agunien, Ellen Sobel, Judy Sheperd, Ann Sharkey, Cora Barr, Francis Lundstrom. Row 4: Beverly Croft, Jacqueline Guyon Susan Higgins, Bonnie Lou Turnbull, Arline Israel, Susan Kornfeld, Barbara Schwartz, Ellen Nisenblatt, lris Iberman, Lillian Ruiz, Carolyn Cochrane, Carol Nelson. Row 5: Elaine Romanclno, Barbara Falkenberg, Rena Solomon, Virginia Po- lito Diane Guaneri, Barbara Griswold, lAbsentj, The Ushers Club at Lakeland High has represented our school by setting and maintaining high standards. Their service has been valuable to us. The ushers must be neat and be representative of good conduct at school. They must also main- tain a passing average in every subiect. Row 1: Sheila Barrett, Beth Smith, Barbara Jarres, Susan Matthews, Christie Lee Frost, Colleen Lamos, Patricia Kettler, Diane Volkman. Row 2: Susan Rappaport, Arlene Vogel, Joan Passarelli, Eileen Benjamin, Marlene Beisser, Linda Appacelli, Carol Emeny, Mary Jane Btemner, Arlene Va- circa, Miss Vetter, Advisor. Row 3: Nancy Carlough, Rose Romeo, Jean Matheson, Barbara Jordan, Carol Dyckenhoff, Suzanne Fesselmeyer, Lynn Dobson, Bessie Dietz, Adrienne Small, Susan Walsh. Row 4: Helene Ulicky, Betty Barrett, Barbara Griswald, Phyllis Granger, Judy Sheperd, Mem- ory Twardy, Hazel Miller, Dolores Bennett, Sherry Ellen Travis, Allison Ebert. Row 5: Beverly Croft, Jacqueline Guyon, Ann Sharkey, Edith Le- vine, Naomi Lifshitz, Ellen Sobel, Lynne Puff, Toby Friedman, Barbara Travis. Row 6: Patricia Herst, Carol Nelson, Susan Rosenberg, Hinda Hand- schu, Beatrice Cowper, Ruth Barrett, Cora Barr, Meredith Bailey, Harriet Agunien, 62 ftnbvvwv-w-'ou '-1101 - 'Y'-'- g' U-Il' -. so--' S-of FRENCH CLUB Row 1 Carol Nelson Molly Kaslowsky Hamer Agunlen Ruth Barrett Carol Musgrave Row 2 Hazel Mlller Helene Feuer Sandra Haft Margaret Pascal Margar t Lalno Llnda Kurz Charlotte Harvxll Barbara Mechura Row 3 Harvey Solomon Wendy Herst Judy Sheperd QSusan Rose usa feld Verna Jean Gazverdx Carolyn Luplon Suzanne Klnsella Kenneth Herst Mr Davldoff Advlsor Mr En l V elson LVET, 17 Liz war Golden Age' of Greece has greatly changed as far as tltle bearers are concerned AJ In the Grecian era speakers of different languages were known as barbarous, not scholars as L f we know them W ,uv l 1 ,fvfrb 'Lx KJ If use -.A Q SPANISH CLUB Row 1 Tom McCoy, Ellen Sobel, Arlene Vogel, Arlene Israel, Patrxcxa Sllney, Barbara Schwartz, Charlotte Waxtel, Loralee Sharrow, Adrlenne Small, Col leen Lamos, Barbara Jarres, Patncia Kettler, Carol La Duca Row 2 Rxma Lunln, Sandra Haft, Toby Blumberg, Harriet Kasenetz, Edith Levlne, Naoml Llf shltz, Dale Griffiths, Florence Enoch, Ann Sharkey, Toby Frledman, Hazel Mlller, Carol Nelson, Lynne Puff, Gall Klrtman, Judy Nlxslm, Arlene Vaclrca, Susan Rosenberg Row 3 Marsha Staff, Marlene Young, George Peters, Susan Hams, Jan Ranellone, Helene Feuer, Loretta Scher, Susan Palant, Barbara Falkenberg, Allison Ebert, Marlene Beuser, Wendy Herst, Mary Mancml, Judy Sheperd, Hlnda Handschu, Mr Challou, Advuor 63 A P ,Jn-0 gr? E or f I s--W---- - --fi . 4 ,.,, - rv V lr sl' 'S N J l , , I ' 1 9 ,vl' 4- b 2 g ' J ' G s V l N,,g W2 X W, ' Fel gfLV',',l, ht' lsbyrf p Dj, t'5'!pL ' n 1 I iw Q 'L' A J l , ' 17,11 + ,LU bday' ,A , 1 5 1 f .fp ef' , M' , L, 3 cf , L A f' s J - - . , ' 'V A ,. , X V E 1 Q Y 7 M 'lv ' g -,,, L Q X l I 1 ' , - - l .J E 7'-. ' I M-A-A A W ,-4:4 . ,, W. -at--a-Q... A NWN- N 1. .- ......,..,.L.,,,L., T '-U -. -,.. ' 'vc-3 wasaui- A 'mi '--- -...., Row 1: Arlene Pitta, Jean Finnerty, Verna Dingman. Row 2: Angela Trumbaturi, Marcela Ryan, June Flower, Edwina Kilinski, Mr, Engel- son, Advisor, Christie Frost, Ellen Hampson, Barbara Falkenburg, Mr. Christi, Advisor, Joan Costa, Jackie Guyon, Beverly Croft, Eileen Ben- jamen. The Future Business Leaders of America consists of a group of students who are interested in entering the bus- iness world. Visiting large business organizations is the main function of the F. B.L.A. Readers Digest, lntema- tional Business Machines, and the New York Stock Exchange are trips planned, along with hearing a guest speak- er at an annual dinner. Working together, the F.B.L.A. members prepare themselves for future business careers. Row 1: Bruce Kornbluth, Lynn Levine. Row 2: Jay Brown, Richard Magram, Leonard Strauss, Larry lvlorell, Robert Zapletal, Edward Swift, Steven Monk, Robert Flor, Joel Leib, Mr. Brech, Advisor. The pur se of the Library Club is twofold--to give the students the opportunity to practise and enioy thi use of books and the librar , and to help make the school library a better one. The Library Club includes among its usual! activities, selection of new books, putting on dis- plays and sponsoring discussions on books. WX'- ' i 9 4 f 'sg in 7 olgxo' A ' 'o.,i'n oi t lu,,4o ll. . ,, A' i I i :Q l 3 64 -: :E l lg ls -,' I ' gem WW : I 'X VV 3, .r Q ,N-df William Carney, Wayne Matthews, John Trace, Lewis Kingsley, Clifford Holmes, Louis Cipolla, Donald Lane, Peter Krajeski, Mr. Spallina, Advisor. Members of the Auto Mechanics Club learnlng the prlnclples of the gasoline engine. They have also learned to make repairs and rebuild their cars and those of others. These are America 's future printers. They are learnlng the art of printing and have put It to practical use by prlnt- lng some of the school publications and forms. f' 'aft 'Tx ' A gif. r A T 1. , tfAAAT y ,T T J 8 . , I ll 2 1 T l Q U1 Y , 3 6 'X -. l Frank Thompkins, Chester Girterman, Kenneth Anderson, William Camey, Gary Scolnick, Mr. De Feo, Advisor. 65 1 N 2 t .Sim-' , I -MAS. T, ,Q kr qw r ,Wy W nf..-ff.. . fwg f,,ifP-'.'4i- , i iv'4.W'm 'xiii my f Row 1: Richard Kennedy, Marsha Staff, Harriet Kasenetz, Loralee Sharrow, Judy Slechta, Bruce Kornbluth. Row 2: William Carroll, Mr. Brech, Advisor. The Greeks' lively imagination made a whole religion of nature. The Conservation Club, under the supervision of Mr. Brech, realizes the increas- ing need of studying the great mysteries of nature, especially since our suburban areas are growing. As in the days of Greece, the members specialize in preparing lectures and going on field trips. They are in the process of writing a pamphlet to be distributed to the publlc about the Nature Park of Croton Point. The whole purpose of the Washington Club ls to give the Seniors of Lakeland an opportunity to visit the capital of their nation along with such great buildings as the Pentagon and of course, the Capitol itself, which is of classic design. Also they can observe, during their four day guided tour, other hlstorlc places of interest as Mount Vernon, Annapolis and Gettysburg. '-an it l i Row 1: Susan Overbeck, Carolyn Cochrane, Margaret Laino, Patricia Herst, Carol Nelson, Barbara Falkenburg, Marguerite Castle, Rozanne Doherty, Arlene Vacirca, Connie Clapkin, Margaret Nehmzow. Row 'Zz Robert Raider, George Peters, Robert Waxtel, Lance Shillinger, Peter Krajeski, Michael DeMaria, Gary Scolnick, Michael Lurie, Gerald Nittoli, Howard Peiffer, Karen Curry, Ingrid Hugo, Harold Reinhard, Carmela DeStefano, Mr. Brech, Advisor. Row 3: Donald Lane, Wayne Matthews, Alan Monowitz, Paul Snyder, Vernon Esterly, Kenneth Anderson, Russell Palmer, Ray Bartro, Frank Smith, Jerome Atlansky, Harold Kern, Gerald Kulich. Tj 'l . 1 A' X4 r lftx YT 'XV I Q Riu? JL , 1 , ly lf' 'lu f s.'51'l55' Row 1 Robert Raxder Mr Spalltna Advlsor Row 2 Patrxcra Kettler Ellen O Sullxvan Hlnda Handshu Row 3 Charlotte Harvxll Barbara Garms Gay Connolly Betty Johnson Patrtcla Dodge Row 4 Marcxa Thompson Sue Walsh Allrson Ebert Rxchard Relch Jlm Mrkulak Carol Nelson Arlene Vacxrca Row 5 Rtchard Mason Mrchael Elsworth Charles Smallhorn B111 Dearman Thomas Meehan Chester Gttterman Fred Saunders B111 I-ertxk W1ll1am Celander Cllve Mlller James Swlft The sportsmen of Lakeland Hugh School s Bowling Club have contributed their best to our Golden Age Under the ds rectlon of Mr Spalllna, the club has tried to learn the essentials of good bowling The Bowlxng Club meets every Tuesday afternoon at the Yorktown Bowling Alleys The team was chosen from this club and has entered tournaments with the teams rom Yorktown and Peekskrll The years to come will see the continuous success of the club Rowl Lynne Puff Beth Russett Memory Tvvardy Haze1Nl1l1er Ela1neRomanc1no lud1thN1ss1m Jud1thSheperd Toby Frledman Ca lLaDuca Iv na Xlarmo Patrrctallerst Margaret Lamo Row2 Susan Rosenburg Mrnam Boruchow Barbara Falkenburg Beatr1ceCowper Phyllxs Granger Barbara Grnswold Roberta wolfxnger Ann Sharky Ed1LhLew1ne Florence Enoch lNaom1Llfsh1tz Cora Barr Carol Nelson Nlrs Nelson RdV1SOI Row3 Pa U'lCl3 Dodge Marcta Thompson Rose Romeo Vrrgrma Polrto Susan Nlatthews Beth Smuh Shella Barrett Ellen Sobel Sandra Haft Marlene Betsser Helen Feuer Row-1 Robert Frlschmuth Anthony Pellegrrm Barry Axedon Peter krajeskx Joseph Palant lrankSm1th Harold Rennhard Ronald Young beorge Peters ls 1l11am tertlk Nlarun Rosenstexn The dramatlc club this year decided upon a tltle for their group, and Wig and Whlskers was chosen Among the ac tavltres of the club, a three act play was cast along wrth a Christmas program and a number of one act plays By develop 9 acting abrllty and interest, they are achieving thear ambmon ofa Golden Age 67 . TT ,QA Q- 6 -N ' A ' v . H ' 1 F ll Q l L , I . , 1 . y Q s C Y . w c ' I I T ' ' T' T L . x 7 - 'ly' fi -0 L L., A f s . 4 ,V Q' ' X 3.52, l F I . A A, Y il I , ' 1 j J 1 tvs? 'T '- ' ' 'QW -H T 1- I v- ' 'w. ' .ff : ' , . ' , ' . : ' ' , ' ' , ' . : ' , ' , . . - I ' . . A . ' ' . ' A . . . . I . . . , l 0 I ll ll '- f ' . . ll lf 5 if I A ' 3 , f , T f L , i r S f K 5 . or V L I MA, i y - ,I 1 is ,. 5 ' F my T j 1 ' a 1 f I I .. I ' s T' .. l .. . U 'K 1 A xv. 'H . u ' r y T ef ' ,mv , 2 . . ' '. I . ' ' . ' ' . ' . ' . ro . '1- I I I I ' D I I - I I I I ' v ' - n ' rl in Q 0 - - . Q - ,I In . ff' .K , Row lg Stanley Biller, Joseph Fremer, Richard Gaims, Peter Chamalian, Edward Griswald, William Celander, Joseph La Duca, Mr. Houskeeperf Advisovrfl Row 2: Michael Ellsworth, Frederick Saunders, James Swift, William Fertik, William Carroll, Barry Hoyt. ' In the Golden Age of Greece news was spread by way of orators and publicly read scrolls. ln thils moclernl Gold ge'! ,lx one main asset of distributing news is by way of the radio. Going along with this fact students of Lakeland High Schoolh nd Houskeeper have organized their own Radio Club. Along with building and operating radio edkuipment,l lheghembers have t V fix X' l fl ,f ' L f own radio station, KZOKZ. Other activities include taking field trips to stations and audiofslxows. '9l'lam ,Oper tor Licens s ml have already been obtained by some of the skilled members. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' XX rx , U 1 , 5- . 'Q I .L . -iii -3, '.. lr' . l fy I ' fx, Q r 30 A 1. v, -as f Row 1: Frank Smith, Gerald Nittoli, David Allan, John Clapps, John Costable, James Harlow, Andy Apon, Robert Raider. Row 2: Richard Mason, Lewis Kingsley, Alan Monowitz, Lance Shillinger, Robert Whitman, Ray Bartro, Gary Scolnick, Anthony Rizzio, Mr. Sarkissian, Advisor, Mr. Mur- ptzy, Advisor. Row 3: Ronald Young, Richard Chicotta, Elwyn Smith, George Felleman, Henry Bruhl, Harold Reinhard, Peter Sarno, John Trace. The Olympus of Lakeland opened its portals and engulfed the spirit of the men in Lakeland's Varsity Club. The honor and high standing which this club has obtained has been and will continue to be a great asset to our Golden Age. Membership to the club is open to all Lakeland High School sportsmen who have earned a varsity letter. Members of the club strive to maintain order at sports functions and to set an example for the students. Each year the Varsity Club sponsors a show and the proceeds go toward the purchase of school needs. The club also sponsors a picnic in the spring of each year. The club will long remain a necessary part of our Golden Age. 68 A X N! ..anv? S Row 1 Mr Kratzman Advrsor Barry Avedon Roberta Wolfmger Norma Lee Amorosr Elwyn Smnth Rlchard Mason Carol Nelson Davxd Allan Margaret Lalno The Athenian theater had the blue dome of heaven above lt, the red Acropolls rock behind at and little else ln the way of stage trappings Our stage crew, however, performs minor miracles bringing atmosphere and nllusuon to our pro ductuons Mr Kratzman, again this year, guides the crew on the road to success ln their stage work Because scenery and llghtlng play a magor part ln produclng a fine play, we are expressing a vote of thanks to our crew and its supervlsor The twirlers, although I existence for only two years, have boosted the morale at our football games and have helped Lakeland achieve success 1 e ttwirlers are seen performlng at football games and keeping time with the head malorette Snap and enthusiasm as h r olto ,, e merman g erlw Croft Chrxstme Marvm Judlth Nxssxm Norma Lee Amorosl Ml U --v 69 ll , l' t i . l ' ' T I 1 s I a A I ' V 1? ' 'Tzu v Q.: L M I ,. r , ,' ' II. Q' '1 s X ' , . MJ- N-A en, , r . v , Lx .9 A J l Cl Ax L '-bg l X- ., rx , - I -' v L NV: l . 3 ig 1 . C I lf ' 3 4 lj - - .- - . 1. J ' r 1 I 'V X , f 9 , f ,lv J Left to nght Carolyn Cochrane Mrml Boruchow Roberta Wolfmger Conme Clapkm Carol Nelson captaxn Delores Bennett Barbara Falkenburg Arlene Vacuca Mrss Kehoe Advmor aU'r Whether the Greeks had splrxt rousers lt is not known, but at Lakeland we find our cheerleaders an asset, leading crowds and boosting enthusiasm The Varsity cheerleaders have done splendid work an promoting school spur lt at all of the school games They have participated in the annual Westchester County Cheerleadmg Festival, wlnnlng first place among Class B schools They, too, have made their Impression upon our attempt at achieving a Golden Age 7 lame Phxlhps leads the way qw 4-1. X qvfl Aff! fbfcf KKXK ffveff 5 Q? Row 1 Ellen Nrssenblatt Suzanne Fesselmeyer Charlotte Waxtel Row 2 Dale Grxf flths Shella Barrett Vllgllllil Dlttenhoefer Row 3 Nma Wllderman Barbara Schwartz Susan Ranellone Beth Smlth Miss Kehoe Advisor Our J V cheerleaders, consisting of ten gurls thus year, have cheered the J V teams onward and have helped to promote good sportsmanship throughout the school This year, the squad presented Victory, o dog mascot, to e J V basketball team, and they hope he will brmg continued vlc tones as he has already done thus year meyer, Beth Smrth gy xv K u 1,1 tx, Nma Wrlderman, Barbara Schwartz, Dale Grlffiths, Vxrgmra Dxttenhoefer, Sherla Barrett, Susan Ranellone, Suzanne Fessel If 71 Row 1 Peter Sarno David Costello Dom Manco Clifford Holmes Frank Smith Captain, John Chadwick, John Claps, David Allan Sonny Sclamatore Gene Mustam Stephen Douglas Tony Rizzo Row 2 Mr. Perelle, Coachg Richard Saviganno, Manager Richard Chrcotta George Felleman, Alan Monowitz Robert Whitman, Lance Schillinger, Chris- topher Staff Henry Bruhl Harold Reinhard Howard Cumme Frank Hayes James Preste John Rizzo, Joseph Licata, Jef- M, Frank Smith C a pta in A df The Hornets pursue an end run. Just as the ancient Greeks promoted competitive sports, so does Lakeland High School. Throughout the year members of the football team may earn letters If the required qualifications are met. If a member plays in fifty per cent of the total number of quarters in the season, is cooperative and enthusiastic about practices, and works well with his team, he is entitled to a letter His reward, along with his pride, is similar to that of a Grecian athlete receiving his olive wreath. Harold Rheinhard runs around a Rye Neck left end. 1,,v- v, a Q , f 11'. if Q 4 A f' ug Q., 'wh , X I I X 2 5. . ',,, iw, ., i ' L l A-f mgfha M M, . 2,1 N.,- , f pm. 9 5 3 pf 5 'ng f :Wan fx: , as k ' ',, .iw A '. ,I tbl! .Tn 'vii 1 4' ' . , an X 7 Y , , 'Q I' ABN. I A QW Wgggx .EA 1- 133- , x Ml 44' 3 ' , 1 ,, V M , v . 1 A . Pla- 4 -If Y 5hqq,Mh ' K .LN v' iq f-1--A 'K-...W M... 1- ' 1 K V ,Apu if ,Q K -H A V lf an ' -1952 B if, QM , .Ep V Y ', f 3f9:.iQ4yg3. 'Qi t 574432 'U gf w , I x Q , ,Q I E I A K V Q A Ig g ll , 'ISI xii lv 'll' A 'W K l ip- -,EYQ . 4 M , 1' f fi' 1 ,:w? .. 1. ,.df, K NX- x, x V ,.W W' H ,JM ... -49 , Q , ? Sq -purge Ni- ' ' ' .1 Lf JM remix, Row 1 Thomas Booth Richard Sandler Roger Klarl Anthony Brescla Thomas Scramatore Ronald Cardmall Wtlllam Castle Patrrck Paglurca Row '2 Rudolph Mrller W1l113mD1B6llO Rlchard Kennedy Anthony Costello Gary Parsons Alfred Brent Ralph Maresco Mr Berner Coach Row3 Kenneth Kaplan Rtchard Shore M1chaelR1zz1o lraM1ller Jeffery Basm James Granger Row4 R1chardG11bert Paul Chancer John Felleman R1chardOl1va Rrchard Farlow Paul Leary Absent Lakeland I Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland La ke land 94 5 wt' ig 2 K1 ff' 'irgigfgt ,wtf idk mba wma a Wuxi S I. ,az .1 gpm f Q-..a.s:3w 'Q if N W. My em we W it M E ,inf me M Ready Set Go P16 Homets are ready to tackle Hendrick Hudson lf there 15 a fumble and recover 0 O 6 11 5, D Sl 0 We Haldane Croton Hen Hud I2 Mahopac 7 Peters 32 swf' 'illlnt' VJVM qui 'fu 'hui s 3'-5. M 'iw- nty of actron With sound mind and body the Junior Varsity Homets stressed co- operation and sportsmanship ln their participation In Lakeland s football program Wath an even tie of both wms and loses the Junior Varslty ob tamed their victories gallantly and were defeated without alnbl All of these qualities are Indeed helping us to strlve for a Golden Age L. -'-'Qs :YN 74 QM X .J XR. it , , J 1 gm ' . 42 . ,, , , l. ,f 8 5 f LW, -4 ' L' s- Y ' . W x . . XV, xiii, 3 Q, gi . ,gin Y 1 ,. Q L , KNXQNI-T? Lv Ll s 1 - ' sw.-13 2 f: 1- g my , ri-C 'X l R' ' ' V -.lg-LTi:.:iiZ 1,5 . ' ' -L i X - - - N d I l ll al 'x . A N Q 1 rv 'fu L , ,, 3 g g g Y , y, - , 5 ,l f I N t f f y I K A x L 1 A L i . P v mx I ' , I ss, A , l . 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'vi Q 5, v X V W , , , 251.4 Q 1.4 LL ' K L' ' Q K N J P 4, ' 'V ?', L f , , . .mv 4 M x a A 41, AX Q ,--.,- In , Nr, I 'tl A -a i in -s 7? I H -. . . W, ..,- , fx , H . 3 Lei ' V ,. A -:M ,Q fi'i f ' 14, 7 R N' Jkfflfirlf ' wf3f'f!,4 L L JJ ' 1 ' I K L ' ' Ai ' L ' ' ' L W s 957 i 'L' L t ' 'Tw' M , Q 3 ,. W L- my-Q 1' ,Q XX f- . L ff A. -- --Q ,Mex yn, is . M ' L a Q MAJ R M' .ati V K . .W , V s-f,,, U .wan . ft . ., L - W A -.1 I -.SR ,, ,, .self L '.- A . . . I D 1 . . - Q3 1. . :,-. ' 1 . . ,l f u o I . . , . . - 5' . . . . . . N . ' .V M..- 5 . . -.M f - --...-......,. Q Y . . 9' Y 'R ' ' - V ' - 0 H n . 5 . f ' ik -5lQ'lf:ffL'Q .. -:Q .if . L 'Af ---.- .7 9 - L V .v . QL - rift ,el -u ,J 41 4 N 4-Af 4.1 Hold that hne' Practice session Our soccer team was new ly formed thus year Coached by Mr Murphy, they played several games and did well We wash them luck and hope that the soccer team wall con hnue to be one of our greatest confrlbufors m the field of sports l Q 004. ' Q, U. -fr M- I' P4 4 rv Row 1 Roger DeRonda Andrew Apon, Elwyn Smlth Joseph Palant Jay Zolotar Row 2 Robert Rerch John Costable Christopher Sava John Ryan Martin Rosenstem Row 3 James Mekulrk Wnllnam Krdd Gerald Nlttolr Robert Schwablk Kenneth Pollto Edward Bunyea Mr Murphy Coach 75 , y- .Ng ' f Q I fs. 1 , 1, ' 3 . ,W Q ' av ' 0 Q: 6, er-fs A M' ' ' af, 4 y K 5 ' . ,X 'As D A , V Q K. 25,9 asm gg. .Ji ,D -' ' 'h -3-A' J ' l l -gi.- .JY v ' ,, K eq 445 . -r 1' s 4- , , at ,H 1.1 , f A iv' X I V, 'Q' is' lr AM ' , , ,fr .az - IU' -, f ' 2 A ,gf Q' . I, 1 . - 'ix Qt A . ' ' X -4 , s . 67 s ' gi ' I . ' ' 2 V1 ' M 0 X . - Xl 1 W ' . xx 43 t L , 'M-. I ,, Y - . . ' K4 ' ' . ,F V i . 'v ' lla U' ' ' ,. - s - 1 '- 1 img ,A . -4. ,,. - , W ' , . . ,. ll k '. 'vf , : ,.4 :Y .4 -1 . , ' 1 , 4, 2. A Hn 1 ,, 5 JN , JL? , --......... -- ,- Q , I J3 ' ' -- - .' x ' . vi. 1 h xi , , - . L N L i , ,N A 6 r 6 ' I 5 1' y , 4 7 ,se i , 4 , K ' F , 75, a J , in 3, v ' , L ', if , , , 1 ' f .S K i i Y Lge? f ' L 4 V. ' : .-:p B Z f , .c 5 xx I ly Lou Kingsley breaking down an opponent W M ' ' 1 from John Jay. v . 4 N K i 4 I f . 4 N YN Q' .A y y y Y' U s r , Row 1: Mr. Lockhart, Coach, Paul Leary, George Peters, Toby Chaucer, Harry Bromberg, Bill Celander. Row 2: John Chadwick, Richard Sandler, Anthony Rizzio, Alan Monowitz, Michael Rizzio. Row 3: Richard Booth, Ralph Maresco, Lewis Kingsley, John Clapps, Edward Bunyea. has received excellent response from the student body. Matches, played with eighteen other schools, have proven the ability of many boys for the sport- especially Paul Leary and Louis Kingsley who have won several matches. This has been the second year for wrestling within Lakeland and it . l9Ef'BV'UNk r- Q ,., '-...ln r g 47 -4' .41 .A .nv Y ,W ,A-f . fr' 'Q Paul Leary near pinning an opponent. Attempt at a pin. Tony Rizzio gets two points for a reversal. 76 i M' '25 ,film if gf' ,K ii y . kr ,la E, . L ' 1-' . e .-,...,.N-M f --ae.4a-il-'IW 4 , .ima Kingsley countering a fireman's carry. Where's that ball? Wrth cooperation and teamwork our basketball players hope to achieve the league champronshlp thus year We are dorng well and believe thls to be a step up to our Golden Age We contlnu ally try and wall succeed Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Rowl Howard Cumme B111ySc1amatore Dave Costello Lance SCh1ll1l'1g6I Don Lane Mnke Lune Gary Scolmck Row? Dave Allan Marvm Pearson D1ckChlcotta E1wynSmlLh Ron jump hlgh Young Harold Rexnhard Captam Bob Whltman Chrls Staff Ed Vetter Mr Berner Coach ,xv ,ju 77 ef! Another two for Lakeland nf5C5Pfn l f' fir? ...-15 . F A - ...J , P f , K? Row 1: Peter Sarno Jim Granger Bill Castle Tom Sciamatore PatPag1uica. Row 2: Mr. Perrelle Coach Richard Elias Rudy 'viiller Joe Licata Henry Bruhl Jim Waldron Richard Cerrone Tony Costello. Many players on the Jumor Varsity team have shown nm- provement and great enthusiasm Hank Bruhl as provlng to be one of the team s greatest assets and shows much promise The team has had a winning streak this year and the games are al- ways excltlng We wash Coach Perrelle success wlth his team and hope they wln the league championship 78 Plus two more Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Go team go. Somers Hen Hud Hen Hud Croton Yorktown St Marys Mahopac Haldane Camel Brewster Purdys Somers Brewster St Marys Haldane Mahopac Pu s Camel Q ...Haag AMO J'-sr vs. A It Kowl Frank Hayes Louls Jantz Gary Scolmck MrchaelGochfe1d ElwynSm1th Rrchard Moore Lance Schxllrnger R1chardCh1cotta Robert Whltman Leonard Potter John Clapps Row2 Wxllram Dodge Wxlllam Matheson R1chardSav1ganno JosephDo1ock Lew1sK1ngsley i-rankFe1leman James SW1fI Bernard Harney Joseph Harlow Vlncent Ferrara Kevrn Harney Mr Lockhart Coach The track team placed third In the Northern Westchester Putnam League last year, wmnlng two and losing three meets Gary Scolnlck and Elwyn Smuth have proved to be outstanding trcckmen FT Elwyn Smlth on the way up E YA! ones-ll League meet 79 Mr Gordmeer on the gun M4 '4- ,.o-ga c .J +62 W2 f-.vsp Lfirrl 1-4. 1-H25 Xai-ff 't4f+?4' X A Y I if tfl44,0 4 , t 35 . V, Q 'A JA, 'lfkeff 1' if af Q i tg X TA Q .- I ff 4, ' ' , . A M f If 1. W 4 f ' i ' L- A! XY! MW! N I 4 Dill , . ' K Ax L 'V of LQ ft ..- -...iran A if -.asf ,W ' ws'-5fi:.,'l1 ll X5 ' V 'iw ' , or- 4 ' , - ,,.h- J . W .4 ygfoajbwcl t ' 4 rf f - ,twink ttbagdfewdli Row 1: Robert Raider, Manager, Andrew Apon, Manager, Peter Sarno, .w fl -,A ...- , -, mond Bartro, Donald Lane, Frank Smith, Jerome Atlansky, William Carbone, Edward Griffiths, John Costable, Manager. Row 2: Gerald Nittoli, Robert Olmstead, Anthony Rizzio, Robert Riechel, Alan Monowitz, Harold Rhein- hard, Herbert Trimpe, Stuart Twardy, George Peters, Peter Marer, Mr. Mur- Y-N , fit 't 1-15,5 1 5. G 4 phy, Coach, James Harlow, Absen Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland I. 2 ll 8 3 5 8 9 4 8 6 I I 3 2l 5 4 Hen Hud 4 Somers I0 Somers 4 John .lay 9 Fox Lane 4 John Jay 4 Yorkstown 0 Haldane 3 Brewster 2 Camel 2 Yorktown 6 Mahopac 2 St. Marys O Purdys 0 St. Marys IO Hen Hud 3 HITTER Last year our boys gave Lakeland ' its first trophy-tielng Mahopac for flrst place. Hal Relnhard put Lake- land ln the headlines when he pitched ss 4 iq- a no-hitter against Yorktown, and Ed Griffiths and Herb Trimpe added to L the success by making the all-star teams. It was a good year for Lake- land, but we predict a better one this year. 80 ,t 5 ' F f? 'A 'Q' EGM: fir'-is Another hit by Don Lane, Catcher Tony Rizzio. Ready and wamng' 5 as ir' -5? 'M ., QV, o ,i M 'Wag KY Hal Rexnhard on the mound Our Jumor Varsity Baseball team dld very well lust year, their splnt and enthusiasm continually spurring them on to vlc tory They won five games and lost only one They had helped to wm so many games from Dave Allan s pitching, John Ryan s catching, and Dick Mason s excellence on first base All of these and other factors led up to the wins before our game with Hendrick Hudson The game with Hen Hud was won in the last inning, and was most exciting We hope our team IS as success ful next year I,..v- Row 1 Howard Cumme Kenneth Kaphn John Ryan Gene Mustang john Chadwlck Christopher Sava Frank Tompkins Row 2 Chfford Wrlson Manager Henry Bruhl Steven Berger Chnstopher Staff Marvm Pearson Rxchard Mason Mr Berner Coach 81 g Q I Y I' K Z l ' u 'fl Q ' A ' ' . 1 . - - A we ..... , I J If .8-KX Q' ' , ' , f X J: or f 1' X 'Q 2 , fl ' 5, T 'e 2' I V lx L .U E f T' in Q f Joan Handel-5 W M 5 Prom Queen fit 4,2 f'N W Our Senior Prom held on December 7 1957 was a gala affalr A Wnnter Wonderland was depicted an the decorations and In the smllmg faces of all who attended There was our lovely queen Joan Flanders, seated on the slengh and the slnging of several stu dents Winter Wonderland was Indeed, an enloyable prom and was a step to our Golden Ag Attendants Margueme Castle Rozanne Doherty Elame Romancmo Carolyn Cochrane Roberta Wolfmger Carol Nelson Paul Leary and Bruce Chfford smg And to the muslc of the band XR! Y ,B 'lu A.-3 23?-'H' I 'lf' sz Elame Romancxno Judy Nxssxm and Nma Marmo harmonlze v VV. . , Q , ,qv-, In 'M 4' A 'l' I ' l ZQ- '4'1x4Cs A . , 9 6 U N lg Q af 1 , . l . V if 'A L ,f F ,,,. Ay f K , , ff in , U fy, - H39 -' V 1 flmfi It ' . f L-Q5 4 ' ' . Ik' 'egg :iw lf t . I . ' :f -f , V ,. . ,, . . . . .I . . . I ll ' ll ' ' II e II x , .l fifth: ll ! ix ,.-f? l C 3 X - A 4 is ,f, ' If , h'-X- s W 0 ws- ,A ,M Q' A 1 h , S.-'v f lg r A ' 'kj' I ii' -J ' 9 . L 1- I' 'L 214- .5 4 y N Y V za' -., , NY. V 5. v N f-Q H, 4, ,, f 3 . al, ' ls - ' A 5 Y' . ' . - w rr 'Q :fs N 'M ' Q .t a Qs , I A I W X V, FOOTFALLS A play adapted by Bramerd Duffield from the story by Wxlbur Damel Steele Characters Boaz Portuguez a blxntl Cobbler Xlanuel hrs son Tomo Gu7m'tn an old ftsherman Svb anus Snow hrs crony Bruce Campbell a lotlger ln Boaz s Flormzella a gurl of Nlanucl s a N1ta Dommgo her mother Nlmme Coffm a ncxqhbor Hester lVadL another netghbor XX alter Rumt, the town constable Xrllwgus and Pnssersby IN house Ronald Young Barry -'kvedon George Peters Anthony Pellegrmn Robert Frxschmuth Margaret Lamo Roberta M olfmger lN1na Marrno Mmam Boruchow Frank Smlth 1 CC I S ',,,,,,. 114' ofagefancf gh 3400! presents Z1-5 J jf? Tuesday November 26 1957 815 PM ,n THE PI UM TREE A play dramatnzed by Luella E NIcNIahon and Ruth Sergel from the story by Mary Ellen Chase Characters Nilss Angelma Norton Matron of a Home for Aged Mlomen Elalnc Romanclno Nhss Emma Davis flhs yj Ihe head nurse udnh Nlsslm X rs NI try H hlpple Mrs Tessxe Cobb 'I he Seventnes Karol L1Duc1 Barbara Nloore x rs Nieluna Rust 'Nhss Xnnle ltdclle Nlrs Su rnl Chrtstxanson 'I he Elghtxes Barbara Falltcnberg Carol Nelson Roberta lk ollmger I 1 . 45' . . M Of . 4 fax E E . ' 1 -F . 1. , HE .F ' f Sf 'i :fri g. 1' K . 3 , lil! ,. 1 the , X 1 3 L s , . 5, lg ,s A 1 ' 'Q i, P' Z , 04 I 4 MQ? . A ' , , I ..... .' , l J ' , ' . ' ge , , , A .' . l 4 D' , - . . , ,, ..,.. .. , ., Y. I I I Asa XVhitclaw, a bank manager . ,. .. Harold Reinhard 0 ,1 . ,, I M ' 7 ' y ln. . 'lf l N ' A 7 ' I . 1 X . . 'Q- ref- .::-:?:5k3L.:?a' VI -fu ,A sf -Ae lla ,V ell 1 . .K D . n J i T V ,V J . . I All -N L 1 ., . . 151' ' ' 5 . . ,. 2 V 'Ji fl fl . 1 , , A : r , V- ' ' . 'I' ' . ' ' ' l,'1,4 . ' k 3 A- O 5 , , , . T ' -A .- 0 ,, ' ' A ' 83 The second Arts Night of Lakeland Hugh School was held last May On display were prolects of the homemaklng, art, science, Industrial art an raduo courses The purpose of this exhibition was to show the public the creative ability of Lakeland students Before the display, a tumbling and skills program, Including a modern dance exhibition, under the direction of Mr Murphy and Mrs Osborn, was open to the public nm 'uf .au ,,,.. 'fn T J In-'A-, 84 . . . I d . WM .lf ,- I Y, 1 fst, , ' ' P I. ' aa si if I n gf' 4 2 . -1 I -L' 1 ' .. V. Sli 3 1 ppt .....1.1.-.- V 4' -I t P - V4 t . g W - U -1, The Adult Education Program of the Lakeland School District is in its fifth year. Starting in 1953 with a registra- tion of 262, the program has grown to Its present size of about l, 200 adult students. There were I9 different class- es in 1953-547 today there are 70 class- es representlng a wide variety of inter- ests. There are many factors responsible for the success of this enterprise. Those which have contributed to the Lakeland Adult Education Program are: ll VW' if is .. e G! .'f DHA ,. '. T i 3,5.f!L. A ik'- s.,,, abd DR. KENNETH voor, DIRECTOR Yi ,yyt l V t,4W W V My y, F 5 it ' Q erti 1 eww 0-If f- ruwri1i?2w5tgvf+5tc.gf1.nawntz. muslim eaneefnaaneq 71:4 KlJa!l8cAaal svmno A T958 Ulf ICELAND 235251 The wholehearted support of adult ed- ucation by the Board of Education and the Administration. The conscientious effort of the adult teachers. The counsel, encouragement, and hard work of the Citizens' Advisory Committee. The widespread acceptance of, and participation ln adult classes by our citizens. The Egg-QQ make a program what lt ls. Our residents are to be highly complimented for their stimu- lation in adult education. Ex ,-,-- ,-,-U-1--....- ,,,...---- ,,.,...---..- s -' IK..-f LIN! A 'gift' me - n f'.s:e'.-F I - timed 5' H ,5-?.'-3: :qqft -11 . --..y1. ' N ,f 'grf-H151 :ll . f 1 4 .3 ' -A-A. :ggi-'Q' ' MQ: 4 .W , u . . A I . ' L G' A gi , 'snuff For every age or era there is always some sort of strong backing to make this time succeed ln Lake land s Golden Age ' the Parent Teachers Association meets monthly to get to know the school and their chlldren's teachers better In this way if a problem arlses, this assoclatlon as here to help these occur rences by panel discussions and lornt meetings of the faculty the parents, and ln some instances, repre sentatlves of the student body With this strong foundation our Golden Age is sure to grow and reach its maximum maturity Row 1 Betty Chamalran Murray Engelson Marlon Cowper Amre lnsh Florence Wolflnger Murrel Trans Presrdent Row 2 Rua Koch Ethel Cohen Shuley Rosmmr Ann Granger Treasurer Marlon Celander Correspondlng Secretary Florence Allan Roy Phrlhps Frrst Vrce Presrdent fabsenlj Elsre Rxchards Second Vxce Presrdent Qabsentj National Congress of Parents and Teachers Oblectives To promote the welfare of children and youth rn home, school, church and communrty To ralse the standards of home llfe To secure adequate laws for the care and pI'0 tection of children and youth To bring Into closer relation the home and the school, that parents and teachers may cooperate nntellrgently in the tralnlng of the chrld To develop between educators and the general publ uc such untrred efforts as wall secure for every child the highest advantages in physical, mental, and splrltual education 86 . .. 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' 1 1 - , 1 . :GN K Qg X N ?X - I W9 X Ls ' '7 ,ff i fy In the followlng pages are the advertisements of the stores and friends of Lakeland s students and famnlles To these people we would like to express our thanks for their support of the 1958 Terra Lacus Without lt, thus book would not be the success that It ls 1 91 1 Q 0 Sw? 4' gl STA TE -lb 9 PAp5Z42Qqr 'ffaasz 955 J' S J' LAKELAND HIGH SCHOCL PARENT TEACH ERS ASSOCIATICN 1897 K6 Z SCOTT STUDIOS OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS TO THE I958 TERRA LACUS 830 SOUTH STREET PEEKSKILL NEW YORK 93 .2 7:37 , S' sf ' I 2 ' I 'ei . -i. .- I QQTA PJ' QPNATNOS YCJRKTOWN ROTARY CLUB 3 PEekskIll 7-0505 ESTABLISHED 1896 ARTHUR WEEKS JEWELER 942 COR. SOUTH 8- DIVISION STS. PEEKSKILL, N. Y. WIG AND WHISKERS LA 8-4749 BENNETT HOMES BETTER BUILT READY CUT HENRY S LOSEE PUTNAM PARK SALES REPRESENTATIVE PEEKSKILL N Y Yearbook s Sheha Barren 95 X ' 1 T 11 lf: , . . 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