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

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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

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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

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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.