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

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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,

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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

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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