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

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- -..- . .. ,.,.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

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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

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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