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

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Baseball Row 1: Mr. Berner, Advisor: Jerry Nittoli, Harold Reinhard, William Castle, Thomas Sciamatore, Gene Mustain, Robert Raider, Manager. Row 2: David Allan, John Chadwick, Henry Bruhl, Peter Sarno, James Harlow, Tony Rizzio. Row 3: Ira, Miller, Scorckeeperg Neil Bailenson, Mana gerg Jeffrey Bassin, Mana ger. .yn fire .growing a young mcmb array Last spring, LakeIand's baseball squad set out to prove an inexperienced team isn'f necessarily a los- Ing team. Their 9-6 record seems ro indicate success. There was a heavy burden on the pitchers, many games belng played only a day or two anarr. Lead- ing the moundsmen was Jerry Niroll wit a 5-2 rec- ord. Pinch-hitting as coach for Mr. Murphy was Mr. Berner. 84 Lakeland Lake I and Lakeland Lake I and Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lake I and Lake I and Lake I and Lake I and Lake land Lake land Lake I and Yorktown 5 Mahopac 7 Purdys 0 Somers I I Haldane 4 Carmel 4 Yorktown 2 Mahopac 6 Haldane 2 Sf . Mary's 0 Somers I Carmel 4 Brewster I I Purdys 0 Brewster I

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Chorus One of the largest clubs in Lakeland is the chorus, which consists of students who enioy singing to a great degree. The chorus takes part in the annual Christmas program, and also presents an op- eretta each spring. This year, they presented the Gypsy Baron. Lakeland is indeed fortunate to have such a fine group as the chorus. Future Teachers X f WORLD ATE ST r' 0 G P N0 .UI ,llitllr ' it x Row 1 Susan Rosenberg Linda Kurz Lynne Puff Mrs MacDougall Advxsor Pamela Dodge Susan Wolfson Trisha Seeman Row 2 Arlene Vogel, Beatrice Cowper, Loralee Sharrow, Frances Muglio, Molly Kaslowsky, Phyllis McDermid, Carol Hocherman, Karen Huff, Frances Gnes- sin, Gail Kirtman, Hazel Miller, Mary Ann Columbo, Marlene Beisser. Row 3: Loretta Scher, Verna Gazverde, Patricia Hayes, Mary Jane Bremner, Carolyn Lupion, Carole,Grosbeck, Susan Komfeld, Howard Seeman, Susan Palant. lt is the aim of Lakeland's future teachers to become acquainted with the methods, prob- lems, and ioys of teaching, to look into colleges which will prepare them for teachingp and to be of service within the school. This year's maior proiect was the placement of reception- ists throughout the building to aid all visitors and proved to be quite successful . 83

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unior Varsit Baseball Row 1: William DiBello, Manager: Jack Pettit, Michael Rizzio, Richard Harvey, James Granger, Rodger Klarl Ralph Moresco Paul Chaucer and william Carroll. Row 2: Mr. Perrelle, Coach: Alfred Brent, Pat Pagliuca, Clive Miller, William Lilllja, Joseph Licata Bruce Sandler Steven Berger Anthony Brescia, Rudolph Miller, and Richard Savignano. tlfLI l'1,:5 fo fA0lfLgAf1l of 514584671 K ln addltlon to providing a chance for more boys to participate an sports, Junior Varsity Baseball tralns boys for Varsity competition, by emphasizing team play and proper skills, and encouraging sportsmanship. Lake land 2 Lakeland 6 Lakeland I Lakeland 2 Lake land 6 Hen . Hud. Somers Yorktown Hen . Hud Mahopac 85 fl 2 lnnlngsl