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

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Future Business Leaders To acquaint girls with the duties and compensations of a secretarial career is the express purpose of the F. B.L.A. On the agenda this year were trips to both the Katherine Gibbs and Berkeley secretarial schools. Visits to the stock exchange and I B M rounded out The program Gail Lyon, Treasurer: Mr. Gropp, Advisor, Sandra Truett, Barbara Griswald, Barbara Mechura, Nancy Ca rlough, Susan Ra ppoport. . . , I XY! Mutual interest in broadcasting and a desire to learn more about ra- dio in general has drawn cr number of boys together into a Radio Club. They are completely equipped with their own station and all of them either have or are working on their ham radio operator's license. Ioan Passarelli, Secretary, Helene Ulicky, Jackie Guyon, Judy Holland, Ruth Barrett, Carol Zito, Rose Romeo, President, Beverly Croft, Virginia Palito, Diane Guarnieri, Unpicturedz Carol Dyckerhoff, Vice-President, R 1 v I William Celander, Fred O'Keefe, Peter Chamalian, James Swift, Mr, VanNamee, Advisor, Richard Booth, Barry Hoyt, Larry Merrill, Richard Gaims, Donald Huff, 53 Barbara Travis, Barbara Clune, Diana Volkmann, Sherry Ellen Travis, Barbara Jordan, Jean Matheson,

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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

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X09 Cheerleaders Linda Bleeker, Beth Smith, Sheila Barrett, Susan Rannellone, Charlotte Harvill, Dale Griffiths, Suzann Fesselmeyer, Virginia Dittenhoeffer, Barbara Jarvis, Colleen Lamos, With the express purpose of stimulating school spirit, and lending encouragement to the team, Lake- land's cheerleaders spend long hours at practice and at games. By organizing the cheers, and providing them with enthusiastic words and actions, the cheerleaders assume importance in the mode of the school throughout the seasons. ' 1 XC Louise Albertson, Beth Broder, Barbara Schwartz, Christine Christi, Ellen Nissenblatt, Susan Savignano, Nancy Odenwald, Edina! me Zuma cz! fine way