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

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Principal Merritt H. Llndsey, B.S., M.A. Broadening the already fine educational facilities, Mr. Lind- sey has helped to increase Lake- land's curriculum not only in size but in quality. Every year, new courses and better methods are introduced, giving every student a chance to become an educated person and a useful citizen. O! Meir fador I Ioe Christiana looks on while Dr. Vogt discusses a problem with another student. f- . X xl The smiles on the faces of Marianne Richards and Barbara Kraft could only mean that their wish has been granted by Mr. Lindsey. Adding to his already full schedule as guidance director, Dr. Vogt has many administra- tive dutles in his iob as assistant principal . Dr. Vogt is in charge of the testing program and the attendance for the district, as well as taking over for Mr. Lindsey when he must leave the school. l c Dr. Kenneth P. Vogt, B. S. ,M.A. .Ed.D

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Board Gt Education 'it is W Row 1: Robert Jordan, Clifford Richards, John Dawley, Walter Panas, Secor Travis, President. Row 2: Bow- en Sterling, Dr. Daniel Woolfe, Thomas Rockett, Rosemary Boye, Secretary: Edward Petty. ,MA Jlwzreof fire A014115 Walter Panas, A.B. , M. A. District Principal Charles Randle, A. B. , M. A. Assistant District Principal Through fall, winter, spring, and even summer, the members of the Board of Educa- tion are constantly striving to better Lakeland and its facilities. Their efforts have suc- ceeded in gaining the passage of the bond issue for the new annex, which is now under construction . Their keen iudgment has inspired the confidence and respect of our community. 8

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Guidance Throughout his years at Lakeland, Dr. Vogt has proven him- self o very able guidance counselor. Each student, while in high school, has the opportunity to speak with Dr. Vogt and discuss any problem he may have. The guidance office is often a step- ping stone between the unsure student and the confident person. Mr. Ross, in addition to conducting history and English class- es, is assistant guidance counselor. For each senior and his par- ents, a conference with Mr. Ross is arranged. Future plans are discussed and with his help, each student is given the chance to make a wise choice for his career. Mrs. Osborne, former physical education teacher, has now accepted the position of iunior high guidance director. Junior high guidance is important because it is here that the student starts to plan his high school curriculum and to glance into the future. Kenneth Vogt, B.S. , M.A., Ed.D. Guidance Director ana! Lllaeir Qjzfaicfcznce ff, James Ross, B.A., M.A. , ,V Guidance, History ll, English Asst. Advisor - General Organization 9' ' - y is '-'mln'- ' Jane Osborne, B.S. Junior High School Guidance