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

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NN K -s mari iss-aww itfsas Y 'fx ,s 'S ', 1 Miss Celeste, Advisor: Harriet Puff, Lynne Puff, Joyce Zimmerman, Norma Lee Amorosl, Beverly Croft, Cap- tain: Linda Eck, Sharon Smith, Jacquelin Guyon, Ioan Renza, Marie Wilson. T . 1 This season found the twlrlers at their best, Full of spirit and I ' pep. For the first time, since the squad's organization, our l twlrlers participated at a pep rally. This year's squad is certain- 1 ly a credit to our school. 4 -' viifl l . N w A pretty sight at all our football games--at the head of the band our smiling drum majorette, Hazel Miller. MHIOICIIC t When the whistle blows, the twirlers are the first to line up. 33

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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

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Football Co-captains of the varsity football team-Howard Cumme and David Costello. df 80,6 game . Before the big game the boys relax and relieve the tension. Every team wants to win, and five out of seven times this season Lakeland's gridiron heroes did iust that. After losing the first two games to Croton and Rye Neck, they went on to win flve ln a row. While scoring their share of touchdowns, the team had the best defensive record in the county, allowing only 40 points ln 7 games. Watching the team practice every day after school, one can see that the victories were well-earned. Mr. Perrelle and Mr. Sarkisslan are to be congratulated for fielding such o fine team. The determined looks of the faces of our players prove their willingness to Last minute instructions by Mr. Sarkissian pay off as Lakeland defeats fight for victory. Hendrick Hudson 14-0.