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

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Ziakttatfffgn Sclflfhllzt NOVE M ifrw- 1 dman Assoc Ed' l Haut Mmm' galil' Ezfnard Pbtter. Mr. Ee- 'Zz So 5 - x Robert Gochlxilxclirelirliixqe- Row 3: Ellen we- ew. E 1 ssin. Mlene rriet Kassel' . H-3nc6S Gne h Ed.1l'la alee Shmow. Rar222.l1x?,i aosenbigrlegsgignger. W 11 Lo' d'10! in C l 3 Scher' liadith 5hePalrd'IclEselPh Palam- Wien 'so S . kell- Advi Acting as the spokesman of the school, the newspaper voices the events and opinions of the student body. The Ledger publishes mimeographed issues every three weeks and three printed editions during the year. With columns in two local news- f apers and a radio program weekly, the club mem- e 14191106 rs manage to keep busy and to inform everyone of the news at Lakeland. Row lg Ann Sharkey, Judith Shepard, Marsha Gerber, Cora Barr. Row 2: Linda Kurz, Helene Feuer, Barbara Schwartz, Beatrice Cowper, Marlene Young, Robert Shepard, Sandra Haft, Judith Schlecta. 47

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ational Honor Society 5AOLl 6LCf8l':, agziaofarjzryo, o!La0!em!Lq9, erwce Hazel Mlller Iudlth Shepard John Clapps Phyllis Granger Memory Twardy This year the members of the National Honor Society have worked hard to raise the mon ey for a scholarship to be given to a deserving senior who is not a member of the society The purpose of this ns to help such a student finance part of his further education The socrety's first money raising activity of the year was o movie dance featuring On the Waterfront starring Marlon Brando. Not only was the evening an enioyable one, but a good part of the money for the scholarship was raised. A Tag Week was held the week the new Honor Society members were initiated. Tags were worn by all who supported the Honor Society with a donation. The final money raising project was the student-facult basketball game held at the close of the basketball season. The Honor Society certain y has done a fine iob. lt is indeed an honor to be a member of ig 3' . 4. l.N Q .xx r , ' r lib 1 is im' Row 1: Toby Friedman, Treasurerg David Costello, President: Miss Keevil, Advisor: Dolores Bennett, Vice-Presidentg Susan Rosenberg, Secretary. Row '2 . T . . - 'xi . nr.. . . . . If 1 , A Q 0 . . . . . - n this notion-wide organization. 46

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Dramatic Club Elements of drama and comedy were very effectively combined in this I I ' ll - year's Whig n Whrskers presenta tions. The fall production was Ma Room for Rodney and the Christmas endeavor was Pampered Darling. is ke Row 1: Charlotte Waxtel, Patricia McCormack, Edith Levine, Susan Rosenberg, Toby Fried- man, Mark Fine, Carol Hocherman, Hollis Starr, Susan Savignano, Marsha Gerber, Susan Wolfson, Leila Rosenzweig. Row 2: Barbara Blumberg, Arlene Walsh, Iris Iberman, Susan Palant, Memory Twardy, Barbara Griswold, Judith Shepard, Ellen Sobel, Lorraine Burns, Ha- zel Miller, Ann Sharkey, Lynne Puff, Catherine Ott, Beverly Reif, Nancy Odenwald. Row 3: Arthur Krause, Barbara Channing, Virginia Poliro, Kathleen Tomadelli, Phyllis Granger, Robert Shepard, John Jervis, Joseph Ostroy, Advisorgloseph Palant, Sharon Shapiro, Ann No- wak, Mary Ann Columbo, Judith Werthner, Beth Russett, Patricia Sliney. Behind the scenes of almost every play and per formance this year was a very capable stage crew handling all lighting ef- fects and designing and constructing all sets. We applaud our Men Behind the Scenes with- out whom the show could not have gone on. Stage D Barbara Jordan L ne Dobson Phyllis Seaman Vincent Lois Holmes, Norma Lee Amorosi, Edith Holmes, Bessie ietz, , yn , , Kratzman, Advisor, Russell Palmer. 4 I 48 VL