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

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.-H q7.'l E . ggi! .u0'l Bill Celander and Barry Hoyt demonstrate the Radio C1ub's sending A student shows two interested parents his dream house which he and receiving equipment. designed, drew, and constructed in the architectural drawing class. Beth Smith demonstrates me correct way to make a bed while Bar- Gail Hamilton. Richard Chicotka. and Marcia Staff Seem quite bara Jarres, the patient, and Mimi Boruchow and Barbara Gris- impressed with the ceramic work produced by Lakeland students. wold, students, await the final results, N . I I , W is as 'uw 'K in C11 -4- A Fila 'il'--Ji Copies of famous paintings, made by the students, are viewed All eyes are centered on the house that Ronnie built --Ronald with interest by Richard Magram and Robert Slelght. Young, that is. 87

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Lakeland goes over the top as Lewis sectional finals at North Tarrytown. Kingsley clears 10'6 in the 6 d Judging by the look on Mr. Lockhart's face, a tense moment has been reached in the meet. Each spring, more and more s tum out for track. Thls, the most lndlvldualistlc of al sports In Lakeland, gives each boy an opportunity to excel in some event. With a large variety of events to choose from, there is a place for every boy on the track team. Row 1: Peter Chamalian, Lewis Kingsley, Joseph Ryan, William Jessup. Joseph La Duca. Row 2: Mr. Lockhart, Advlsorg David Costello, Harold Bromber, Robert Whitman, Lance Schillinger, Richard Chicotka, John Claps.

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