Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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P Lf Bausch and Lomb Science Award Ross Neisuler, Mary EllioTT Mary EllioTT and Ross Neisuler received The Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Medal Tor ouT- sTanding achievemenT in biology, physics, and chemis- Try. This award makes Them eligible To apply Tor a Bausch and Lomb Science Scholarship Tor The Universi- Ty OT RochesTer. Fall AThleTe of The Year John O'Sullivan John O'Sullivan has been named Fall AThleTe oT The Year by The Sche- necTady Junior Chamber oT Com- merce. For The pasT Two years, he has worked under Coach William Leonard. l-lis win makes him The Third Terrace harrier in The pasT six years To earn This award. l-Tis besT perform- ance was aT The secTional run aT Cen- Tral Park in a record-smashing Tinish. lINTON'S AWARD WINNER Elmira Key Award Nancy Nelson Nancy Nelson was The I957 winner oT The Elmira Key, an award given by Elmira College Alumni To The junior girl who has been acTive in academic and exTracurricular pursuiTs. To Teach our high schools The principles oT New York STaTe governmenT each June, a model sTaTe run by nine hundred boys is seT up Tor a week aT ColgaTe UniversiTy. RepresenTaTives Trom NoTT Terrace were David Young and KeiTh MarTin. The group was divided inTo ciTies oT ThirTy each ThaT elecTed mayors and oTher oTTicials. CounTies were Tormed wiTh Their oTTicials, and near The end oT The week elecTions were held To choose sTaTe oTTicials Trom The NaTionalisT and The FederalisT parTies. NaTional Merif Scholarship Semi-Finalisfs David Snively, RoberT Goble, David Young, Ross Neisuler. As The yearbook goes To press, we announce The Tive semiTinalisTs oT The NaTional MeriT Scholarship. RoberT Goble heads The lisT wiTh a TranslaTed score of 99.7 per- cenTile. Ross Neisuler, David Young. David Snively, and Gail Caldwell also came in wiTh high scores. if?

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,,. T V- .V S, , 1 an-, I. 'V' ' CHOIR SERENADER l w X f VIL! faq Vilfi , 'gl yy W. 1-3.35 Second Period Choir FronT Row, leff To righT: Markley, MerriTT, Boers, Del.issio, Karas, Todd, Tracey, Young, Bigwood, MarTin, Fowler, Snyder, ErTel, Second Row: Harrison, CogrieTTa, Becker, Sykes, Cawley, Formichelli, Guyer, WaTrous, BarreTT, Finke, Czyzk,STone,C'uTsch, Piccolo,Shea. Third Row: Gerling, Mone, Terwilliger, Delzelippo PenTa, MessiTT, Gold, STanTon, Frankel, CoulTer. Mangino, BreTensTein, Leach, Shapiro, Manbeck. FourTh Row: Jones, Bianco, Poselovic, Carlson, Meola, Tryon, BesseTT, Alkinburgh, Ferluge, Bilgore, Angerosa, DiCerbo, Fisher, DonaTo, Fogg. ToTaling Two hundred Tweny-six sTudenTs, The I957-58 choir is The largesT in The hisTory oT The school. ln coniuncTion wiTh The BeThlehem CenTral School Choir, our singers presenTed The annual ChrisTmas ConcerT aT Union College Chapel. OTher acTiviTies by The choir included parTicipaTion in The Music Tor UniTy program aT MonT PleasanT High School and a Trip To BosTon UniversiTy, where The group sang aT The College oT Music. Under The direcTion oT Dr. RoberT Campbell, The Serenaders, a selecT singing group, provides musical enioymenT Tor The school and Tor many civic groups. Usually numbering abouT ThirTy, They are chosen Tor voice gualiTy, reading abiliTy, and proe ducTiviTy in Their chair classes. As a special TeaTure oT The ChrisTmas ConcerT, The Serenaders presenTed Kodaly's Jesus and The Traders, a conTemporary composiTion seldom aTTempTed by high school singing groups. A Two-day Trip To The College oT Music, PoTsdam, New York, climaxed The acTiviTies oT The Serenaders. Serenaders From' Row, leff To righT: Perdue, Poselovic, Nelson, BradT, Duval, Reichling, Hamlen, Cu , fi 2, fa 53 hr , ,JL 4 q JSE? Rifkin, Levy, Swarl, Bigwood. Second Row: VanHoesen, Lane, Terwilliger, Gable, Gordon, Levy. Buchheim, Angerosa, NeapoliTano, Sekac, Harlow, FiTzner, HasTings. Third Row: Mangino, Gold, Bibber, Euler, ZauTner, Rudnick, Trimmer, Meiners, Hillman, McCulloch, Akinburgh, Reid, Finke.

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U00 imc ol.W. ,amino G Q48 0,30 C ,f sy Q ra Cf 1,90 SchenecTady's RepresenTaTives in The YouTh Pilgrimage To The UniTed NaTions. Pafricia Youngblood. Ross Neisuler NoTT Terrace Teachers selecTed Ross Neisuler and PaTricia Youngblood To represenT The school in a ciTy-wide speaking compeTiTion, sponsored by The lndependenT Order oT Odd Fellows. ATTer winning This conTesT, PaTricia and Ross spenT July 7 Through I3 in New York CiTy as delegaTes To The EighTh Annual Odd Fellows' UniTed NaTions Pilgri- mage Tor YouTh. PaTricia was chosen besT girl speaker oT This naTion4wide conTerence and as a resuIT oT This honor, wenT To Miami To speak aT The lnTernaTional l.0.0.F. and l.R.A. convenTion. BoTh have spoken oT Their experience To many groups. Chosen To represenT NOTT Terrace in a Ten- minuTe speech compeTiTion on The subiecT The BaTTle Tor Freedom were Ross Neisuler and PaTricia Youngblood. This conTesT is sponsored by The KnighTs oT PyThias. NaTional Essay AnThology Fronf Row, lefT To righT: Susan Markley, Sally AbboTT, Terri MelT1er. Second Row: Ted Hillman. Marvin RomanoTT. Ann MerriTT. EighT sTudenTs have had shorT essays published in The NaTional Essay AssociaTion AnThology. They are Sally AbboTT, RuTh Hainey, Edward l-Tillman, Suzanne Markley, Terri MelTzer, Ann MerriTT, Marvin Roman- OTT, and Marilyn SwarT. NaTional PoeTry AnThology Sharon Fowler. Each year The NaTional PoeTry As- sociaTion selecTs and ediTs ouTsTand- ing work oT high school sTudenTs. This year Sharon Fowler has received Special MenTion Tor one oT her poems. .Vis 415' Harvard Book Award Marvin Romanoff. AT The end oT our junior year, The Har- vard Book was awarded To Marvin Roman- oTT, selecTed as The ouTsTanding iunior boy by reason oT high scholarship, parTicipaTion in worThwhile exTracurricular acTiviTies, and uprighT characTer.