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

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fire jufure unc! me padf Future Nurses Ian Ranellone, Allison Ebert, Pat Welch, Susan Walsh, Iudy Holland, Helene Feuer, Miss Irish, Advisorg Toby Blumberg, Judy Eck. The members of the Future Nurses' Club are taught the interesting and fundamental factors of the medical field. They hold discussions on the importance of nursing to our present day society. A trip was taken to a near-by hospital where they observed, first hand, the functionings of a modern American medi- cal center. ' The goal of the History Club has been to discuss the important current events of the past few H years. They presented a play to the entire school, written by one of the members, entitled All Men Are Created Equal. The play dealt with the prejudices that have seriously affected our country. Toby Blumberg, Arlene Vogel, Mr. Gardineer, Advisorg Sandra. Linda, Sheila Levitz. 59

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Experience in creating, by one's own hand is an in- finitely rewarding one. By molding figures out of clay we learn to express the true artist's emotions . I Row 11 Elizabeth Johnson, Patricia McCormack, Mr, Tortora, Advisor, Edith Levine, Judy Schlecta. Row 2: Carol Zito, Barbara Jordan, Beverly Alberts, Barbara Olson, Linda Bleeker, Gay Connolly, William Fertik, Thomas McNamara, Ceramics Club 1458 of .J47!6Ll'LC! 61114, Those of us who love math ioin in a spirit of adventure to seek the an- swer to difficult problems. We find great satisfaction in being able to arrive at a correct result from careful calculations and thought. it X wut, sim L HRH? A ' Tw ' . . . i- A X Q, N M Q 5-,,g,.5,,1,trff3 v -NA 5 - K - K K 3 x K Ms, K Peter Chamalian, Barry Hoyt, Robert Collins, Mr. Shields, Advisory James Swift, 58

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Bo ling Club Row 1: Beverly Reif, Gay Ranellone, Paulette Grabb, Leila Rosenzweig, Arlette Sire-Touze, Melvin Leeds, Emily Margles, Steven Monk. Row 2: Gay Connolly, Betty Johnson, Anne Marie Ferrara, Bonnie Lou Turnbull, Lucille Viola, Carol Gera co, Catherine Ott, Margaret Rumery, Row 3: Susan Harris, Kathlyn Scully, Lucyanne Manco, Leonard Ferrara, Emil Novohradsky, Herbert Grossman, Robert Shepard, William Cel- ander, James Swift. Row 4: Mr, Spallina, Advisor: William Dearman, Iay Zolotar, Jerry Polesetsky, Michael Schleyer, Steven Supina, Sharon Schapiro, William Kidd, David Scott, Sharon Greene, Mary Ann Columbo. The members of the bowling club are given the opportunity to participate in America's favorite sport every week. At these sessions they are taught the correct methods and courtesies of the sport. The members bowl on a competitive basis, tak- ing part in inter-school contests and tournaments. Chemistr The members of the Chemistry Club try new and interesting experiments in rela- tion to chemical theories. They are also encouraged to formulate and test their own theories. Advanced chemistry students Find this a challenging atmosphere to work in. 1 Qmuvfd A..,,..l,-Q .fl -sf -..,,.,,, N, A i 4. gif-Ib 1 Club M sn J swim ' f Row lg Toby Blumberg, Judith Slecta, Linda Bleeker, and George Olson. Row 2: Steven Supina, Robert Collins, David Costello, and Mr, Marvin, Advisor, 60