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

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Terra Lacus EAZVLC! ffm Jcenw Phyl lis Grange' ' Editor in Chief: Susan ROS --we enberg Associate Edimi- . Phyllis Granger and Susan Rosenberg certainly deserve a vote of thanks from all connected with the yearbook. Their hard work and qualities of leadership certainly have paid off in the production of a super- ior book . The Art and Photography Staffs were given the iob of making the Terra Lacus a beautiful and artistic book. Clear bright pictures and interesting layouts which ap- pear in the book are examples of their fine work. Row 1: Colleen Lamosg Francis Gnessin, Art Editor: Mr. Kxatzman, Head Advisor, Art and Photography Advisor: Leonard an Potter, Photography Editor. Row 2: Arlene Carty, Loralie Sharrow, Edith Levine, Patricia Kettler, Jay Zolotar. Art cfl Photograph 28

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Student Council Row 1: Christopher Staff, Presidentg Mrs. MacDougal1, Advisor: Dolores Bennett, Lynne Puff, Secretary: John Felleman, Vice-President: William Kidd, Treasurer. Row 2: Neal Bailenson, Rima Lunin, Nancy Odenwald. Row 3: Judith Noble, Sharon Greene, Hazel Miller, Linda Kurz. Row 4: Christine Frost, Sandra Haft, Sheila Barrett, Beth Smith. Row 5: Toby Blumberg, John Ratz, Martha Phillips, Verna Gazverde. Row 6: Virginia Polito, Richard Swilpa, Steven Supina, James Granger. fA6g g0l!8l l'L . 58l l!8 The General Organization tries to establish a better relationship between students and faculty, and among students themselves. lt encourages high standards and a development of school spirit. This year, the G. O. , in coordination with the Lakeland Committee of Recreation, has promoted the Green and Gold Canteen. Operated on Saturday nights, it offers recreation such as dancing and roller skating for Lakeland students. 27

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Row 1: Arline Israel, Mr. Hurd, Literary Advisory Toby Friedman, Literary Editorg Hazel Miller. Row 2: Rima Lunin, Ellen Sobel, Lorena Scher, Lynne Puff, Barbara Schwartz, Memory Twardy. Literar Roget's Thesaurus, Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, and Webster's Dictionary are all Familiar tools to the literary staff. What to say and how to say it-- that was the ever-present problem. 67, KCLAOP' O! 05208 Row 1: Ann Sharkey, Molly Kaslowsky, Arline Vogel, Mr. Hurd, Business Advisor: Naomi Lifshitz, Business Editorg Florence Enoch. Row 2: Martha Phillips, Susan Kornfeld, Barbara Griswold, Margaret Pascal, Ruth Barrett, Helene Ulicky, Christie Frost, Susanne Fesselmeyer. Financing the yearbook was their business. Obtaining ads, soliciting patrons, selling light-bulbs, Christmas cards, and of course yearbooks were only part of their duties. It was a marathon task capably handled. 29