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

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Press Club Thanks to the press club, Lakeland's coverage in the local newspaper is not lim- ited to the written word. In addition to providing the newspapers with photographs, the press club takes many pictures for the Terra Locus. Raw 1: Edward Swift, Bruce Kornbluth. Row 2: Clive Miller, Mr. Gordineer, Advisor, John Jervis, Leonard Potter. eruice Ushers Club Row 1: Toby Friedman, Sandra Haft, Frances Gnessln, Barbara Griswald, Helene Feuer, Hazel Miller, Memory ,Twardy, Barbara Kraft, Susan Matthews. Row 2: Susan Harris, Mary Jane Bremner, Carol Emeny, Norma Lee Amorosi, Rose Romeo, Beverly Croft, Edith Levine, Lynne Puff, Susan Rosenberg, Phyllis Granger, Row 3: Diane Volkman, Sherry Ellen Travis, Barbara Jordan, Gail Lyon, Jean Matheson, Lynn Dobson, Suz- ann Fesselmeyer, Bessie Dietz, Sheila Barrett, Betty Johnson, Row 4: Candace Golden, Naomi Lifshitz, Florence Enoch, Colleen Lamos, Ruth Barrett, Linda Bleeker, Christine Frost, Beverly Alberts, Carol Zito, Harriet Agunien, Barbara Travis, Row 5: Susan Rappoport, Charlotte Wax- tel, Barbara Johnson, Judy Holland, Joan Passarelli, Miss Hashagen, Advisor, Dolores Bennett, Ann Sharkey, Ellen Sobel, Judy Shepard, Arlene Vogel, I Handing out programs, showing people their seats, and guiding visitors through our school are iust a Few of the services performed by the girls of the Ushers' Club. From fall to spring and its culmi- . noting event, graduation, the ushers are on hand For help and guid- f ella ance. 51

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Spani h LL!Lr01fLgA nnderdfanckng Row 1: Neal Bailenson, Barbara Olson, Martha Phillips, Patricia Reid, Mr. Challou, Advisor. Row 2: Patricia Sliney, Rena Solomon, Arline Israel, Carol Hocherman, Carolyn Edge, Charlotte Waxtel, Susan Ranellone. Row 3: Roxanne Rott- Jer Harriet Kassenetz Am1Mar1e Ferrara Carlotta Giannone Barbara Schwartz Patricia Kettler Loralee Sharrow Can dace Golden Row 4 Stephen Stroub Susan Palant JoAnn Montosano Marjorie Rumery Patricia Welch Denise Etunger in a true spirit of brotherhood we ioin together to gain an understanding and an ap reciation of other cu tures and other people. Through the media of plays, art- ies, movies, an our annual tri to Spanish and Frenc restaurants, we attain much infor- mation and an interest in our neighbors across the seas. Carol Groesheck, Catherine Ott, Beth'Broder, Loretta Scher. i D ' . French Club ,. Row 1: Harvey Solomon, Arline Vogel, Susan Higgins, and Carolyn Lupion. Row 2: Mr, Davidoff, Advisor, Margaret Pascal, Verna Ga zverde, Ellen Nissenblatt, Kenneth Herst, Joel Felmer, Molly Kaslowsky, Harriet Agumien, Iris Iberman, and Kenneth Ettinger. 50

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Conservation Club Larry Morrell, Bruce Kombluth, Lawrence Pinkus, Robert Gochfeld, Leonard Bolomey, Mr. Brech, Advisor. Dedicated to the task of preserving wild-life and conserving natural resources, the Conservation Club has a lesson for all of us. Together with the Naturalist Workshop of Northern Westchester and Putnam Counties, the club carries out its ideals on a local level. They maintain bird-feeding sta- tions during the winter, and Field trips are sponsored in the fall and spring. .j6'L0bULJgZ 8U8I ybU ef? Library Club Beatrice Cowper, Larry Motell, Moya Haft, Beverly Hilberg, Beth Russett, Jim Swift, Mr. Brech, Advisorg Lawrence Pinkus, Steven Monk, Edward Swift, Judy Slechta, James Brown, James Bagley. Primarily a service club, the chief responsiblity of the Library Club has been to assist in library work and help select new books for our library. Discussing books, the binding and repairing of dam- oged books, and assisting in the Book Fair were among the other popular activities of this year's club. 52