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

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They anxiously wait for the ball to landg all are ready for the next exciting play ara! LUOPA' and lflflflf. Cross Countr Cross Country Is a siaort that requires the gradual build-up of endurance. This year, In competition, Lakeland ost 3 meets while winning none. Left to right: James Waldron, Jeffrey Marvin, Thomas Franklin, Mr. Lockhart, Advisor: Patrick Bonnln, David Zugner. 31 Q 1

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All are attentive as Coach Murphy gives a few added point- ers during the game. The first kick and the game is underway. Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Soccer 0 John Jay 3 4 Yorktown 5 O Ossining 7 l Yorktown 4 0 John Jay 3 The applause from Lorraine Burns, Susan Savig- nano, Nancy Odenwald, and Mary Ann Adinolfi could mean only one thing-another goal. YXIVLJQI' .fdwfnmn 5 iw Row 1: Robert Zilay, Managerp Vincent Ferrara, Michael Kettler, Joseph Harlow, Allan Busch, John Flood, Thomas McNamara, Kenneth Polito. Row 2: Richard Kennedy, George Cowan, Martin Rosenstein, William Kidd, George Olson, Kent Rosmini, William Guettler, Frank Tompkins. Row 3: Edward Bunyea, Steven Supina, Steven Berger, Richard Mason, Jay Zolotar, Joseph Falant, John Costable, Clive Miller, Daniel Murphy, Advisor. Soccer, one of the newest sports in Lakeland is just begin- ning to gain popularity. Coordination and timing are essen- tial to a good soccer player and Coach Murphy is developing these qualities in his team. ln the near future these boys will be a threat to any team in the vicinity. 30

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One of the most active or- fav .V ,nf ganlzations ln the school, the band plays at every football game and ln addition marches in many arades including the Memoria Da parades ln Shrub Oak and Yorllfown. Mr. Shine, band director, has done a won- derful iob training young people in the music field. Hazel Miller, drum-majorette, leads the band in one of their intricate marching routines. llT1Z?tZT?iE31fE5eLi5ZT1'Zo?3 ET?-'57 up on 'hcl' 'mmpm jim? IOVQCIQCQJ flaen pfczyec! Band Clarinets: Terry Brahm, William Cohen, Florence Enoch, Vema Gazverde, Richard Gairns, Phyllis Granger, Pat Kuchenmeister, Ricky Magram, David Olmstead, Patricia Reid, Fred Saunders, Judith Shepard, Frank Campbell, Gary Chadwick, Alice Gnessin, Carolyn Braum, Judith Wermer, Beverly Reif. Trombones: John Nochese, William Celender. Flutes: Diane Nissim, Bessie Deitz, Leonard Bo- lomey. Sousaphones: Charles Noe, Richard McKechnie. Baritone: John Seddon. Trumpem: Peter Seymour, James Swift, Morton Tra vis, Bonnie Lou Ttunbull, Robert Flor, Paulette Grabb, Richard Link. Saxophones: Jeffrey Bassin, Toby Blumberg, Donna Kent, Ruth McCord, Larry Morell, Michelle McCoy, Marianne Richards, student director: Susan Rosenberg, Bruce Sandler, Robert Shepard, Linda Kurtz, Joan Wolosenka, Michael Schleyer, Asst. Director: Bell Lyres, Marlene Young, Virginia Wert, Beth Russett. Percussion: Paul Chancer, Donald Little, Sharon Shapiro, Fred 0'Keefe, Michael Terranova. Absent: Carol Emeny, Lynn Dobson. Drum Majorette, Hazel Miller. 32 W