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

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Dedication Wf- J sl ,Y if O lg lwmfm gt fb me QX slaclaelg 11115013 jrien It is difficult to thank Mr. Sarklsslan -- there ls so much to be grateful for. In the classroom, Mr. Sarklsslan encourages his students to thlnkp to develop their beliefs. A good citizen is an lnfomued cltizen-- this ls his belief. Asthe advisor of the Class of 1959, he has helped to make our years at Lakeland an adven- ture. As far back as ninth grade, he has listened patiently to our real or pretended woes, and his advice has always been as helpful as It was wel- come. Last, and most Important, he has been our friend. Our respect for hlm washls respect for us. Whether we had a problem or iust wanted to talk, he was always there -- never too busy. We will carry these memories of him for many years to come.

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