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

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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,

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- 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 . .

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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 . . . . . - . . . . . . .