Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1960 volume:

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To Mr. Walfer Pryzbylo, who has given freely of his fime fo promofing inferesf in afhlefics af Linfon, and fo helping capable afhlefes fo go on fo college, we, fhe Class of I960, dedicafe fhis yearbook. Mr. Pryzbylo feels fhaf many boys do nof have fhe oppor- funify fo go fhrough college, and fhaf sporfs somefimes provide fhis opporfunify. In his seven years af Noff Terrace and af Linfon, Coach, as he is fondly known by fhe sfudenf body, has been largely responsible for sending more fhan fwenfy-five boys fo college and has helped many more. He has led fhe Linfon baskefball and baseball feams 'I'o several Class A championships: in our fhree years here, Mr. Pryzbylo has builf for Linfon a repufafion in afhlefics which is equalled by few schools in fhe sfafe. Buf if is nof merely fhe maferial advanfages Coach Pryzbylo has broughf fo Linfon which make him such an oufsfanding person. If is fhe afmosphere of confidence in youfh which radiafes from his personalify, an afmosphere which spreads fo all fhose around him. Cenfered in fhis aura of faifh is fhe exemplificafion of a goal, an aim, for which fo sfrive. In fhe forfhcoming seasons we will fry fo follow fhis road of confidence and frusf in youfh. If has indeed been enlighfening and rewarding fo work wifh, fo wafch, fo know, and fo follow fhis man. Mr. Pryzbylo, we, fhe Class of I960, fhank you sincerely. Our coach is ready! Through the Seasons Frlendshlps 8 Through the Seasons Learnlng Through the Seasons Actlvltles 92 Through the Seasons lnstructlon 124 Through the Seasons Community Support 140 - ' - 59 Through the Seasons - Athletics - 72 X X .nf , gg?-, 1 ff? x 7 Mx fall spring I ff! gs' iw Zi 72,1 f mix fm Nl fx winter MX V V N X ffx J ,...n-'- -.Km if Q Q -.- F ,f .-1, , H-T 'Jr w-um, A4 iz-Q, '. . -1 -., .nv .., s..f Q., .Q- .-J' 'HW ,Q A 'Y Francis E Morhous , P B , E.. Q7 51-s. U if Yi? 'fx 'R J K , A I- .. 'ETH li in s , Q wlq. .pu-A llleuoge Timm, dw 'pfdncipol The seed which lies dormanT in The earTh Through The winTer has a symbolic parallel in The Class of I960 which enTered LinTon High School Three years ago. In each oT you There exisTed a poTenTial mine oT inTellecT and creaTiviTy waiTing To be released. Because we live in a communiTy con- cerned wiTh iTs children's welTare, LinTon has been equipped To provide The qualiTy of educaTion mosT conducive To growTh: a curriculum boTh flexible and dynamic, a corps of Teachers dedicaTed and sensiTive To The sTudenTs' divergenT needs, and a program oT acTiviTies which Transcends The ordinary and seeks realisTic channels Tor learning To live wiTh one an- oTher. During The Time spenT aT LinTon, in The spring oT your lives, you have been members oT a school communiTy soliciTous oT your needs and capaciTies as individuals- noT a Toundry, noT a minT, noT a Treadmill buT an Alma MaTer lTosTer- ing moTherl knowing her children one by one. We have soughT To rooT deeply The desire Tor knowledge and The veriTies To guide criTical Think- ing in an age where progress in so many Tields oT human endeavor has sTreTched boundaries almosT To inTiniTy. The world you are enTering oTTers a challenge you cannoT aTTord To rejecT if man is To survive. EducaTion is essenTially an individual process and The years ahead will wiTness The ripening oT The TruiTs of your Training in wisely maTure and self- disciplined individuals. IT, in your daily living, you are deeply aware of socieTy's need of your TalenTs and are conscious oT The responsibiliTy ThaT is yours To give To oThers all ThaT your mind and hearT can generaTe, Then The cycle oT seasons will Tind The harvesTing noT an end, buT a TulTilImenT. 'i T r r., - Q W 3 qv Q , 1 . F5 , 6 v 8 Q ' .l . Nb' 1,16-f' 4 ff f 'f' I 53? 3,5 Sv Jeanne Adams Kalherine Alberli 69 'W' us' . Jerome Allway Frederick Allemus Guiding the Class of 1960 s l il i Senior Officers and Class Deans-Fronf Row. lelf lo righl: Patricia Lezzi, lCo-Financial Chairmanl: Mary F. Quinn, lCo-Social Chairmanl: Roberf Murray, lCo-Financial Chairmanlg Ann Meigher, lTreasurerlg Mary Ann Pace, lSecre'farylg Miss Bucci, lClass Social Deanl. Second Row: Barry Kramer, lVice Presidenflg Miss Wise, lClass Guidance Deanlg Linda Herwerlh, lPresidenfl. To our class social dean, Miss Bucci, and lo our class guidance dean, Miss Wise, The Class of l96O says, Thank you. Senior class officers, Presidenr Linda l-lerwerlh, Vice-Presidenl Barry Kramer. Secrelary Mary Anne Pace, and Treasurer Ann Meiqher, have by Their willing parlicipalion in school aclivilies and by ehficienl' execulion ol 'rheir dufies helped 'ro make +he Class of l96O a successful one. I0 '- Ai QQ l Alfred Allen John Amrock 'i Marilyn Andreano Elaine Angerosa as Lynne Arnclf Pafriclc Andreoli Carolyn Arnow Q 5-B' 01 i JoAnne Aubin Philip Aulicino 5 B A ' r 'X 7 B' I-A' Gary Bailey l Q-i A X ii 4 l B 4e y e Joel Baker If 'Ss iv Phyllis Balls Bruce Barbeau Yvonne Barnes -1: Gerald Appley ,Q 'vs' j fy - it X., ,rf W 7 4 fn' , 'Ji Ronald Backer Jane Bala b QF' Lynne Barrows Barbara Baflaglioli gl arl- qi Judilln Beers I2 num., QI Q? Doris Baflislo Beverly Becker as Anne Berlcman Palricia Basile Joan Basile Elsa Baum Q ., vm ,- C 1'f1,'T?' ,if ss.. Edgar Behrens 4' -1 A u William Bernacll fl Roberf Bealrice James Beers Beverly Beneq uisla 'v'7r Qs Ja X , 2 ' . l I Jan Ba sse+'re If 21537 Celia Bianchi Alan Bilgore Q Y . N S+ephanie Bianco Margery Blum Norman Bodine Jimmie Boone 'C' 4 ef' ,ffl Enrico Bianchi Richard Boyd Linda Bradf ! D Gail Bianchi Nancy Boyden .63 V5 .WN fl! Carole Bray Linda Bricoccoli Mary Brock Linda Broers f fl 'Us gh.. I '21, - i A 5 , 0 X Hope Brooksbank Donna Lee Broome 5 Fs 'lif 5 Q if N Leonard Budka Gerald Bullis Donna Jean Budka Barbara Bunce isdom-Foresight-Judgmenh ork l .gl J I I iii ' H ' .5 , , , ll i l l i li lil VH, , il -l il 4 l Senior Execufive-Fronf Row, leff fo righf: R. Livinqsfon, L, Bricoccoli, C. Sf. John. Second Row: E. Purdy, J. Beers, B. Carfer, A. Cesare, M. Famiano, L. Paludi, R. Sokal, M. Wennar, F. Penia, L. Barrows, N. Ricci, A. Frankel, P. Serapiqlio, R. Kalinowski. Third Row: N. Morrison, S. Kehoe. Miss Wise, Miss Bucci. Seniors rely upon fheir Senior Execulive Commifiee for The planning of all social funcfions and class acfiviiies. Ideas are presenied To 'rhe members, who make many excelleni decisions. Cooperafion, hard work, +hough+ and lime have been confribured by fhis commillee and have made ihis year a successful one for The Class. I -d I4 'N John Burgess Sandra Busch 'bl 15- , l-lF1Glf3 Caldwell Sharon Burroughs Florence Campbell 'Ki' xf N Sandra Campo Rudolph Capparella 'Hal Franlc Carey Linnea Carlson is -3 Allan Carpenler Barbara Carler Kafhaleen Caschera 'N 'b Avis Bysler K' I I' W. , 4:1 af Edward Capullo Thomas Carole I5 l a - P fe, - - 7..- Raymond Cercone Marlene Ciccarelli 1' , Jane Cohen I6 ZQ ...iv :r Anne Cesare Leola Chaires Carolyn Ciarciaglino G: .Q S - 51:51 . ri Q 4 C Wal .I 1 f Y A I x 5 Richard Clemenfe Jerry Cimino Michael Coffin l-lolly Clune Diana Coffee Carol Colavlfa m Sally Ann Cole Sheila Conroy Calhy Cornell Nr' Q-1 -'bi Sandra Cornrnclw Vmcenr Cox nr. 1 'X lf William Daley Salvalore Coslanzo fix Y ? Joseph Crow Jolm Czub Angelo DeFelippo Tx fi it-x Y '5 Dale Courfwrnglwf Judufh Crossley Lorenzo Crnscu fi Edward Cumrnmgs f? ?3'N Carole C yzylc Guy Dale lie Q B x, Linda DeFelippo Dorollny DeGennaro Noreen Delcissio Madeline DeLorenzo I ff' 2, Carmen DeMaHeo Sharon Delvlalleo Q Gracious Ho tess s +1 . A 1, if , ? -ir'-W. V3 FMT' V . - V , .. t, 13.4-Fri! I . A rg - , Q eg ,rs m ri, ' if 1 4 f ' L , , Q' I Q 5 I . I Q Vi was . 8 , - I V ' f ,, . , '- I8 ,.'L 'H I 45,555 V- I , 1 25:-.1 - ' - -,.,. .r UW! A --2 ns, U 1' A p vY , Ushers-Fron+ Row, leff fo righf: Lapidus, Epsfein, Glover, Blum, Lohaus, Bysler, Ferrucci, De Felippo, Tracy, Willey, Moreffe, Suraci. Ciccarelli, Lezzi, Murphy, Second Row: Knox, Minard, Lufz, Bianchi, Harlow, Cornrich, S+. John, Piccolo, Schuyler. Third Row: Masfriani, Bunce Family, Rogers. Krysrofilc, Krawiecki. Laslxy, Furlong, Meola, Serapiglio, Shaw. Commencemenf ushers are members of rhe Junior Class. They receive and escorr ro sears +he parenfs and friends of 'rhe members of fhe gradualing class. Q' an. 'S' 1 JP' Amelia Delvlarco Dominick Delvlichele . x, ,ap--J. 5 fr ' A ax l A ,v 'UQ F V , v-. , , fury QQ. X' it 1 I i ' I A A R. fi A 1 . ll A I Maureen Denning '? Vincenl Depasquale Joseph DeVi1o William DeVilo James Depasquale Marie DiCarlo . Sv J, :J '1 0 a ,Q . sr J , 1 me v ,dx , V x Xi l J 5 I5 l I I ' 'I Eugene DiCerbo Livia DiPascual ff' A 'w-... Gary Dil.allo 12 5? Joan Disbrow Joseph Dilvleo C Giovanno DiSimone 1 R lx - x . .+V 1 'O if M yn ' -1, K.. U, IJ 3 X li J Jacqueline Donoirio Nesbon Dula James auquelle I9 at '57- Qui .v Q- James Duranlre an Q Wayne Duval 17 wr ' 'R' -'a h 4 Ha i ' .V 'G-4 . 'BFG 5 3 I 5 Roberl Duranfe Donald Dwore Jean Earl 45. 6- -1+ Viva W 4 us- 4'..':'I Roberf Elwell Barbara Edgerfon Joyce Eno 20 Bruce Eagleslwam Charles Elslon Doris Epslein James Face: A . Linda Dussaulf 51 Q89 Roberl Fainelli JO Falvo ,-Q-9' ,er 4' 4 If Marilyn Farniano Ella Family Qu. gu- Susan Feldman r i QR? ' 'iw f-1 Sally Fislce flu- of KY' 3 Dia -C' If I I l , Roberf Favala ne Fenzel ' i l .ri v 'wi 3 . x 5 ' in ,- X Jr Q W U 'ix C: jar X if if fi Keilh Fleming f 'Y' F , T 4 l Marshall Family Michael Fazzone M ' S , i ' . l , 'F F 'Q Y T kj. T ,N Q.. Q-.Q is-ur' Edward Fane CT A -4 '!' Carole Ferrucci Michael Filula Fran Fischer Joel Fischer Q' Roberf Fluly f if 119 MC QNX, f i i , fa l, , ' A K 0 X . i i, '24 Roberf Forrnichelli Richard Fosler Q5 .--ef an ff f NJ 2-, ,L ,, C, . ty gb, , 4 lr. -QQZ 12 . if , J., i 211 Roloerl Fowler Arnold Franlcel Sandra Fosler John Fullon Cumulative Success of the Seasons K i 5 1 1 F Q 4 5 Class Day-Leff fo right Jane Perlcinson, Mr. Gilliland, Marcia Jacobs, Peier Hall, Nancy Beqley. Nexl' io gradualion, Class Day holds more significance for Seniors 'rhan any ofher day. On 'rhis day sludenfs are honored for 'rheir service To 'their classrnaies and lheir school and for oulsfandinq scholasiic achievemenls. Scholarship winners are announced and special awards are presenled. 22 Richard Furberf Leslie Gibson Sheila Gilberf Jacqueline Gioeli 4-- x X -'w.,,, . Linda Gers 0' it 4 1 , N Wm 5- qs-, L f .'Ls Kafhleen Furlong Norman Gershon ii- Finley Gable 'Fin Pafricia Giella i- F5 ' M 'N vs vq,PY Tgt NJ 'sf 'fd' aa' 13' Gaul Glover Louis Goble John Gold A. -new ' 4 hir iff' Norma Gayer gf , - - L ix V ,fl ., ' 'i' T 44' 40 O 1 '5 Richard Gilberf Mary Gleason IQ TN-Q 4' Anna Grazrane Anllwony Guarnern xQ-'f'...J Wm., Joseph Greco oh, 'vw rf' Claude Guerra Wnllnam Guarn l' 6 Roberl Guerruero Harold Green u0 pix 'O' 'CN Ddnlel Haclcelf Gegrge Guflqlnger 24 -on l Douglas Gresham James Haber Siu Rulhellyn Harney 'C' D' ! ' Lynne Hance Sally Harlow Susan Harlow - ii Sianley Harris my sq .aw ' ,' WW . in Walfer Harp , Elaine Harrison Kaihleen Hay Roberi Harrison John Haviland 4 I U 3 V ,fi Q-,ff ., by i -.' 5 Edward Hayes Joseph Haynes Quay A Q sq Linda Herweriii , Roberf Hersch Margarer Hewiff N- 4'-' f'N .W S sf? - 1 Barbara Hir1Se Pafricia Hogancamp Maureen Holbrook George Hollenbeck 11155 1 Di any 4 Sandra Horion Leonard Hunfer lfr If Thomas Jackson 26 ? George Hosmer Lynne I-Iubal 'Q -Ok lC ' fix Sheila I-Iufien Josephine Izzo IDeceasedI Pafricia Ingram K Sue Inman Joanne Jackson ff! 3 :Q F Donna Jeannoff Roberfa Jacobs fVi, uk-s QQ 475 E' PauIa Jobin BeHy Lou Johnson Elaine Jones ,E . 455 H.: ve- V ,i fn y NK '10 ' if . K G 'Q ? ' 1-5 'AUX Kalhleen Jones Carol Kane esx. I N3 gk, ',,,:::. 1 Wa Jw ... - J, , 1 L. g Q , ' NN., X H f I 4 Michael E. Juszlciewicz Leonard Kalasinslci W iff! 'fig La Q ...X Q qf r Q' I , l Xi , ' 1 ex Q Ronalcl Kalinowslci Th Nancy Karas Slephen Kehoe Anlhony Kasowslci X nigga John Keasl ,S Cynlhia King Chrisline Kenney fu? i 53.0 ,hr ...... -ff' V f N Timolhy Kingsland Jeffrey Kleiman William Klein Leslie Knapp C! Susan Kngx Arnold Koblinslcy ,uu- YN 1' , P' ' I Toby Koslowif Barry Kramer Spring Loveliness WW Daisy Chain-Fronl' Row, leff fo righf: N. Karas, C. Colavila, P. lnqram, S. Scripa, L. Leach, J. Cohen, C. Mangano, S. Shapiro, J. Wilson, E. Harrison, S. Conroy, J, Bala, R. Wurfh. Second Row: N. Ricci, S. Wyalf. M. Pace, L. Wollman, P. Morrison, l.. Arndf, M. Hewill. Third Row: R. Livingsfon, N. Morrison, J. Rogers. M. Marlin, S. Maclcinlosh. Fourfh Row: S. Dahn R. Solcal P Monroe, S, Todd, G. Nickel. One of The highlighls of The Linfon qradualion is lhe lradifional daisy chain. Junior girls chosen by The class social deans for lheir appearance, poise, and cilizenship, lead lhe gradualion processional. 28 fS Edward Kopper Roberla Kramer 703 QS-.a Barbara Krawieclci QV 3 James Lane 5 14 my tri ,mx ' . in - ,sg ' i , Richard La Poinl v 'I 'I' , ' , -V Ellen Kryslofilc Arlene Lapidus L 'iss 5 ' Y Ml . Lois Leach x M ' N L ,X as vf- 4-,,', 9' w Ivens LeFlore Eileen Kllplefl Mary Lou Lamonl fob Barbara Laslcy f-'W JUS 5.1 x eg Palflcla Lelli Kalrherlne Libersld Harm Limbo S -or-W' au. a. L . , , W L ., X e Carol Lawson Thomas Lewis Na+ 'Sew gf gn. Q,-W an-X 3 Rosallnd Linder Ronald Lrppuello John Lorhe 30 Vera Anne Lxndgren Amy Lunney Ellen Lunney W 415 Vik IB' -'gl-1... .4-ax Naorm l-Oebef Rullm Llvlngslon Franlclnn Lorcln Lrnda Loluaus Erika Lolwmann John Lusk l fi le' ix -ou, Q., Callwerune Luiz A9995 l-Yman Carol Lynch 'W' A 4 1 A X '53 4 Q, -R .gf . xv 'far .7 6 Sandra Mackinlrosn Joseph Male sg A 0 ,f. x -x F Wig! -ex 'IN Dororny Madigan 495 Joanne Marfin Mary Marrin Sandra Marfinelli Parrick Marrln Barbara Masrriani M fs T O' T5 - N T.,- 'r Kin- ca - ,,... Pefer Maioriello Richard Marcley Carol Manqano 1' RX D G' Sf Q15 I aflene MG5+VOfGf1VWf Sandra Mafarazzo Carol Maurycy Rodney Mgxwell ' i ' . rl: I 'Se N- G. P -WX X1 if wr m - 5 ' .X x X ' X Q3 A ,y 9 f Q N wi f A Nicholas Mazzucca Roberl McComb Y 4, 'D' ,K-'V 'sf is ' X Crowned in 1 egol Glory s Thomas Mum-,Weir S1 i g,.?.5x.s gg. Mary Ann McLoughlin Michael McNeal The senior girl chosen by her class lo reign over fheir Ball, is given her crown by The presiclenr of The senior class. This crown is a lribufe +o her beaufy and personalily. Here Gene Galusha crowns Susan Brownell who reigned as queen of rhe I959 Senior Ball. Gene Galusha Crowning Queen Sue Brownell. 3 Marfha McNeil ,311 l m. Kaflwleen Micco Karen Meed Ann Mezglwer Z' Angela Meola jx Tl 5., 3- ,V Douglas lvllllef Harold Mills Pamela lvlolllmann v 'IFS -.fe -fn' Kwik- i I - U ,Q-' ' s Y , ,4 Xxx l Thomas Messiff 48 X21 -if 177' png 3 Deanna Monlea 1 James Moon Vincenf Morelli Pearl Morelfe Marguerife Minard Palricia Monroe 33 ro- 1 ' Jeannefle Morhous QS vi' 'u!! '9' Wu '-1 Davncl Mullarlcey Nancy Morrnson 5- ' T' 75 Allred Nullmq Gary Neapolnlano Sharon O Brnen 34 Sharon Murph il- X-r 'Um by BO' 1-Q ' Roberl Murray Gabrielle Nickel Randall Odza Remner Olbrnch Pafruena Morrison Shnrley Nalorella dh. -Ka. Susan Olechnowncz I Danse O Rourlce .ag , ix Michael Ofrafi Mary Ann Pace Perer Panclori A M fs iz-v Ffafllf Papa Lucille Paludi Juclirh Paraclis , 'FV' 'lf' i David Pepin Jennie Pendl Jeremy Paul Donna Peelf Charlolle PerreHa Frances Penra 'Wi 'WS YH James Pelrolcus Richard Phillips Carol Piccolo Donald Pieronelc iv 1 1' .ia Richard Pincus Cynlhia Pirro Sandra Plolnilc Galaxy of Brilliance 36 The Grand March-Fronl' Row, leff fo righl: Nedra Yulman, Tommy Hirschen, Jane Doe, Gene Galusha, Sue Brownell, Frank Falvo, Pal Cicciu, Carmen Ronca. The Senior Ball begins wilh The Grand March led by The Queen and her Escort This gala occasion climaxes The social acfivilies of The Class of I960 al' Linlon. AQ x, 1- i mAVAV Vi Barbara Piper James Podbielslci 3. I n ap- 4 I Leonard Porler Edward Purdy I ,Al lic- B i i 3 f,b,' S . ,, ,nv -Q 2 li Allan Raelhlca Theresa Pucci Gayle Reber i 4-ie , Q 'FW ' 'fail' James Reid Alice Relaiczylc ,V1 4 Helena Richard Noel Riedinger be tv! Q rvx rm Zhi: Nancy L. Roberfs Nancy T. Roberig Shirley Roberls Mary Quinn ag Naomi Ricci Dennis Riley 37 ,WY Q14 vi. 'Hun Jamce Robinson Edwnn Rolhns 3 Glen Sahford 38 P rs- Alberf Rossefh Sandra Rybncku Roberf S+. John Jannce Rogers Anna Marne Ross: 'VN Michael Sahr Mary Rogers 'w--9 Joseph Salvlno ,nuns Xwr Juhe Ruscuffo John Rykowslcn Cynihla S+. Jo n jing Roberf Sanford vs James Sanlorelli Donald Savage FUN 1' 1-'N QW -5. Barbara Schachler Bruce Schindler 'six :xx- Q ' . Armin Schoenherr Slella Sanlomarhno Sleven Schermerhorn 'VL 1 'CN- Paul Schmidl fa- af 'D 14 Susan Schick Doris Schmidl Lynne Schladale 'Wm Thomas Schmidf t-Y X, .. 0 NJ fvs - 'fn ,A al 2 John Schofield William Schullz Susan Schuyler W A 'QS V J A49 ef-l '55 'Xe Sheila Scripa James Seaman N 'Ci' w QQLTV ' v l Jia.. Y Goal Attuined Q Parricia Serapiqlio 2 . 4 Daniel Serowick ,ff , ' . so Y. if ,. W Js.'i,'i'5'f 1157 f ' . -Q'. 'TT al,1a Q, fl.. ,, ,Q ,l,, S. ,,,, . bf? ' Susan Shapiro Donna Shaw A+ commencemenf we are poignanlly aware of all rhe experiences, bolh happy and sad, which j have forrnulafed our seasons al Linfon. Now we ioolc forward eagerly 'ro new seasons and new ex- periences. and we are gralefully aware ihaf Linfon has well prepared us 'ro rneef bofh. ll' r Superinfenclenf Murray, Presenfing Diplomas ,Q 0'--' Elizabefh Shaw I f I .F . 11 5 Sandra Shoemaker William Slnimer Rifa Shinslcie 'el , 5 Judillm Slmirli 49' Lillian Smillw Gay Slanlon Bonnie Lee Slwowerman ,fmx 'ks .L Rosemarie Solcal i Eslelle Sfarlc 'VI Susan Sfraiglfr Peier Slrong Pamela Sfurgeg h I Mario Spadafora Philip Slillman ... .. 5: cv: 2 ' 4 I A Ann Marie Suraci A ., A K .ph . L 1 V V1 in i 'Wi gs , , , WX.. ,ai R - 4' l-larold Szenes Daniel Sweeney R' Kalhryn Szumuloslci .J--X .69 Julia Tama fa gi X-r Ya Roger Sweeney Joseph Tannalla 'f '11 3 Wilhelmina Tanls , ii xg I in i 'ri A Q f 7 .,' Frank Thomas we X ik Mary Thompson 1555 Terwilliger Kaflqf-yn Tanglqy Fred Thelen 4 10: A L1 I U. 1 4 . 'J ,1 'C' 42 William Thornlon Sarah Todd 5- ,9 3 2' Q ,i ,. VI, Y David Torre Geraldine Tracey Edward Valaclwow lf., Allred Venlrice l ,v-f ' 9' i Joanne Vinson Palricia Wagoner fi, si-N ' xr fr 3 F- Giles van der Bogerl l-larry Tryon S 8, A 'sf-' Virginia Vira li 49 iff' in Q-5 John Waleski Boniia Warner 50 iff? Frank Wasliingion Barbara Wassel Elberl Walro Phyllis Weinberg Lewis Welcome '53 Luanne Willey 44 V, if , f A15-e, V A KA 'As 1 gn 7 1 g, Jeffrey Weiss Marfin Wennar I 'N FUN ' fir? si, ,ji fi Laurence Welsh Roberf Wiclc IUQ Gary Williams Joan Wilson X-L 4' ,X Leonard Weiss ig Iv , Q fy' Ellioff Werczler Roberf Wiclcs Loreffa Williams pa? 5 0 - f Wayne Wilson Joseph Wolfe ICI' 'P YET? Joanna Woodrow fra 'Qi ' fb. Lois Wollman Rurln Wurfh P: B Karnleen Wozniak Mark Yakubec 3' 'rw 'Sf 1- Elaine WViQh+ Sarah Wyarf Befre Ann Zaurner Donna Young Thaddeus Zalondek an f ymul ' 4 l.ore'r+a Zelanko If-V i f William Zebuda Tv? as Joyce Zinssar Pefer Zoulas Gordon Zuckerman Agarha Zulcauslcas 'S Serum, Ummm PAGE I0 ADAMS, JEANNE-Jeannie General Library Helper, IO ALBERTI, KATHERINE-Kalhy Commercial Clubs: Pep Club, IO, II: Refailing Club, IZ: Yearbook Adverlising Commillee, IZ: TOP Usher, II ALLEN, ALFRED-AI General ALLWAY, JEROME-Jerry College Preparafory Properlies Commiflee, School Play, IZ: Band, IO, II, IZ: Wreslling, IO, II ALTEMUS, FREDERICK-Temus Prinling Foolball, IO AMROCK, JOHN-Jack Trade Eleclricify PAGE II ANDREANO, MARILYN-Mar Cosmelology Clubs: Pep Club, II: Y-Teens: lal' Mohon- asen High Schooll Art Editor of Arrowhead, IO ANDREOLI, PATRICK-Tequila General TOP, ll, IZ: School Play, Il, IZ ANGEROSA, ELAINE College Preparalory Sfudenl Council President IZ: Serenaders, IZ: Collegium Musicum, IZ: Cheerleader, II, IZ APPLEY, GERALD--Jerry Trade Aufo Mechanics Foolball, IZ: Proieclionist II, IZ ARNDT, LYNNE College Preparalory Cheerleader, II, IZ ARNOW, CAROLYN-Dimples Praciical Nursing Clubs: Library Club, II: Sludenl Council Represenlalive, IZ: Usher, Praclical Nurse Commencement II AUBIN, JOANNE-Jo College Preparalory AULICINO, PHILIP-Chee Trade Machine BACKER, RONALD IZ: Model Uniled Nalions General Assembly, IO, Il, IZ: Model New York Slale Legislalure Assembly, IZ: Varsify College Preparalory Clubs: Hi-Y, Tennis, II, IZ BAILEY, GARY-Beelle College Preparalory Clubs: Key Club, II, IZ: Slamp Seller, IZ: Varsily Cross Counlry, II, IZ BAKER, JOEL-J.B. College Preparalory lol Roosevell High Schooll Rifle Club, IO, II: P. T. A. Homeroom Represenfalive, II BALA, JANE-Janie College Preparafory Sludenl' Council, IO, II, IZ: Daisy Chain, II: Execulive Commiflee Allernale, II, IZ: Linfon Hi-Lighis Homeroom News Reporler, I2 BALIS, PHYLLIS-Phyl College Preparalory Serenaders, IZ: Collegium Musicum, IZ: Area All-Slale Orcheslra, IO, II, IZ: Linlon Slring Quinlet Il, IZ BARBEAU, BRUCE Clubs: Ski Club, II, IZ: Camera Club, IZ: Wreslling, IO: Dance Decoralions, IO BARNES, YVONNE Clubs: Library Club. Il College Preparalory General PAGE I2 BARROWS, LYNNE Clubs: Pep Club, IZ: Execulive Commillee, IO, II, I2 College Preparalory BASILE, JOAN College Preparalory Clubs: Tri-Hi-Y, Il, IZ: Sludenl Council Represenlafive, IO, II, IZ: Sludenl Council Member al Large, II, IZ: Collegium Musi- cum, IZ BASILE, PATRICIA-Pai College Preparafory Clubs: Tri-Hi-Y, II, IZ: Sludenf Council Represenlalive, IO, II, IZ: Sludenl' Council, Secrefary, IZ: Collegium Musicum, IZ BASSETTE, JAN College Preparafory Foolball, IO: Wreslling, IO: Inframural Baskelball, Il BATTAGLIOLI, BARBARA-Barb College Preparalory Clubs: Pep Club, IO: Sludenl Council Allernale, IZ: Execulive Commilfee Aller- nafe, II: Junior Prom Tickel Commillee, II BATTISTO, DORIS-Doe Commercial BAUM, ELSA-El College Preparafory Clubs: Fulure Nurses' Club, IO, II. IZ: Slamp Seller, IO, II, IZ: TOP Usher, II: Senior Day Usher, II BEATRICE, ROBERT-Beally College Preparaiory Clubs: lar Mon? Pleasanl High Schooll Proieclionisls Club, IO: Cross Counlry, I0 BECKER, BEVERLY-Bevie General Clubs: Fulure Teachers of America, IO, Il. IZ: Dramalics Club, IO, II, IZ: Linlonians, IZ: Linlon Liferary Commillee, I2 BEERS, JAMES-Jim College Preparalory Clubs: Vice President Ski Club, Il: Execu- Iive Commillee, IZ: Ski Team, IZ: School Paper Reporfer, II, IZ BEERS, JUDITH-Judy Praclical Nursing Casling Commillee, School Play, IZ: Usher, Praclical Nurse Commencement II: Sfudenl Council Allernafe, IZ: lal Scolia High Schooll Sludenl Council Represenlalive. IO BEHRENS, EDGAR Trade Machine Shop Movie Operalor, IO, II, IZ BENEOUISTA, BEVERLY-Bev Cosmelology Clubs: Pep Club, IO, II: Make-up Com- milfee, School Play, IZ BERKMAN, ANNE-Berky College Preparalory Clubs: Dramalics Club, II, IZ: Fulure Teachers of America, II, IZ: Linlonians, IO, II, IZ: School Play Usher, IZ BERNADT, WILLIAM-Bill College Preparalory Varsily Fooiball, IO, II, IZ PAGE I3 BIANCHI, CELIA-Ceil Commercial Junior Prom Decoraling Commilfee, II: Arl I-lonor Sociely, II, IZ: Sfudenl Council Rep- resenlalive, IO: Execulive Commillee Aller- nale, I2: Yearbook Pholography and Lilerary Commillees, IZ: Gradualion Day Usher, II BIANCHI, ENRICO-Muzzy Induslrial Co-op Clubs: Key Club, IO, ll, IZ: Junior Varsily Baseball, IO: Baskelball, IO BIANCHI, GAIL Praclical Nursing Slamp Seller, IZ: Usher, Praclical Nurse Commencement II BIANCO, STEPHANIE-Sleph Commercial Clubs: Pep Club, IO: Yearbook Adverfising Commillee, IZ: Pholography Commillee, IZ: Publicily Commillee, School Play. IZ BILGORE, ALAN-Al College Preparalory Golt IO, II, IZ: Alhlelic Service Squad, IZ BLUM MARGERY MargIe College Preparalory u s F lure Nurses Club II I2 Co I m MusIcum II S renaders BODINE NORMAN Norm College Preparalory culave CouncII IO II Tenns Team I BOONE JIMMIE LIllIe bzl Trade Aulo Mechanncs resllrng IO I BOYD RICHARD Duck College Preparalory Freshmen Baskelball Team IO Cross Counlry Manager II Execuhve CommIllee Aller e IO BOYDEN NANCY College Preparalory u s u In I ns JUUIOT AchIevemenl IO NollTerrace Guards Reserves IO BRADT LINDA Prachcal Nursmg Senror Leader al Scheneclady GIrls Club BRAY CAROLE Prachcal Nursrng u s ep Club II Fulure Nurses u enIor a s er LInlon HI LIghls Member I2 BRICOCCOLI LINDA Lynne College Preparalory Clubs Pep Club IO Execulrve CornmIllee I2 Class Day Usher ll Yearbook Typung CommIllee I2 Malh Honor Socnely I2 BROCK MARY BETTY Commerclal Clubs Ollce Ade Il Assembly Commullee I2 BROERS LINDA College Preparalory Clubs I2 Model UnIle Naluons Club ow In u amera Club II YTeens PAGE I4 BROOKSBANK HOPE Commercral u s Sk Cub u C mera Club Il 2 BROOME DONNA Broomeshck Commercral u s luolenl Slore Club I I2 Adverhsemenl II BU DKA DONNA D J Commerclal BUDKA LEONARD Len College Preparalory onIans IO II I2 Freshmen FrolIc Tac CommIllee IO Junror Prom Trckel Com m ee ll InlramuralSporls II BULLIS GERALD Jerry General BUNCE BARBARA College Preparalory Cu s Pep Club IO Fulure Nurses Cub I I2 Aller Schoo Sporls I2 Accenls PAGE I5 BURGESS JOHN College Preparalory BURROUGHS SHARON College Preparalory u s p Club I Fulure Nurses II IO I2 Gym A BUSCH SANDRA Sandy Commercral Cu s Pep Club IO Fulure Teachers I menca II In onIans II Teena e Colummsls ol lhe Unlon Slar Sandy Says BYSTER AVIS A Commercral Usher lor Plays al Proclors I2 GradualIon a Usher II Assembly Plann ng orn m ee II CALDWELL LINDA College Preparalory u s Skl Club 2 TrIHIY u I Iy ChaIrman IO II I2 Sludenl Coun I Represenlahve I2 Homeroom Reporler I2 CAMPBELL FLORENCE Flounce College Preparalory U 5 l'lI ccen s el Umled Nahons II CAMPO SANDRA Sandy Commercnal u s Pep Club CAPPARELLA RUDOLPH Rudy Trade Eleclrrcrly CAPULLO EDWARD Ed College Preparalory Clubs Pep Club IO World Evenls Club T IO Schoo Play I2 Junuor rom TIckel CommIllee Il CAREY FRANK College Preparalory CARLSON LINNEA College Preparalory Cheerleader II I2 EXGCUIIVS Cor'nmIllee ernale II Se BI Ho less I CAROTA THOMAS Tom College Preparalory ool Play II CARPENTER ALLAN AI College Preparalory arsrly Poofball I2 Varsvly ennIs Freshmen Baskelball IO CARTER BARBARA Barb College Preparalory Clubs Fulure Teachers ol Amerrca II I2 resrdenl I2 In onIans I ec nIcaI Sergeanl I2 A cenls I crelary II m AIde CASCHERA KATHALEEN Kalhy Commercral Clubs Pep Club IO Olluce Worker I2 PAGE I6 CERCONE RAYMOND General CESARE ANNE MARY Anne College Preparalory Execulwe CommIllee I2 PublIcIly Com mlllee School Play I2 Yearbook Pholog raphy CornmIllee Secrelary I2 CollegIum sIcum II CHAIRES LEOLA Lola General CIARCIAGLINO CAROLYN Carol College Preparalory Clu s Fulure Teachers ol AmerIca II I2 Accenls I2 CICCARELLI MARLENE Cwcero College Preparalory Jumor Prom Ho less IO Slall of the Lunlon Ighls Schoo CIMINO JERRY General CLEMENTE RICHARD DIck College Preparalory u s K y Club O I2 VarsIly Cr ounlry II Varsr y Bas el all Sludenl CouncII Represenlaluve IO II CLUNE HOLLY Cosmelology COFFEE DIANA Commercral COFFIN MICHAEL MIke Prnnlrng TOP Prunlrng Cornmlllee IO Il COHEN JANE College Preparalory ASSOCIGIS Edrlor ol Lmlon I-IILIghls I2 o egIum MusIcurn Il 2 Serenaders croll ocIely II I2 Lea Sc ool Play I2 COLAVITA CAROL College Preparalory aorelle II IS am Make up CommIllee IO Fulure Teachers ol menca II COLE SALLY General Clubs Camera Club I2 CONROY SHEILA College Preparalory u s Vuce resudenl ol ep Club I IY Ser ders I2 Colleguum sncum II I III School Play I2 Sludenl Councrl Represenl IIVG II Execulave CommIllee I0 Junror Prom a d SenIor Ball Hosless IO II CORNELL CATHY Sam College Preparalory u s ep ub ccenls In onrans IO s Ser nl a Honor SOCISIY II I2 Lalun Honor CI ly PAGE I7 CORNRICH SANDRA Sandy College Preparalory Clubs Fulure Teachers ol Amernca I0 II I2 Treasurer I2 Execulrve Commrllee Al lernale II Model Umled NalIons General Asembly II I2 TOP Commrllee II COSTANZO SALVATORE Sonny College Preparalory Foolball IO Track IO JunIor Prom Deco rallng Commrllee II COURTWRIGHT DALE BlondIe Praclrcal Nursrng Usher Praclrcal Nurse Commencemenl II DramalIcs Class Usher I2 Olhce Worker II al ScolIa HIgh School Shorlhand Club IO Blue TrIangIe IO COX VINCENT VIn College Preparalory oss Counlry IO II ck Sludenl Councrl Allernale I0 I2 CRISCI LORENZO Trade Eleclrrclfy CROSSLEY JUDITH Commercial u s ep Club IO Squad Leader Execulnve CommIllee Allernale I2 CROW JOSEPH Joe College Preparalory u s ey Club res In Foolball IO II I2 Execulrve Commrllee IO CUMMINGS EDWARD Ed College Preparalory EXSCUIIVG CmmIllee I0 II I2 Slu enl CouncII Allernale I2 CZUB JOHN College Preparalory CZYZYK CAROLE Sz 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WAYNE Eleclromc KId General e'lerIa IO I MovIe peralor IO I2 AUdIO VIsual and Comrnumcahon Oper a or Au IO VIsual Momlor Llbrary I2 DWORE DONALD Don College Preparalory V FSIIY Golf II I2 Sludenl CouncIl ep resenlahve I2 AIhIelIc ServIce Squad IO 2 Varsnl B WI EAGLESHAM BRUCE College Preparalory EARL JEAN Jeanne CommercIal u s p Club I2 Fulure Teac of Amenca II I mans 2 Treasurer I EDGERTON BARBARA Barb College Preparalory u s ep Club els Wardrobe CommIllee II ELSTON CHARLES Chuck College Preparafory Sludenl' CouncIl Represenlalwe IO Track n ELWELL ROBERT College Preparalory u s K y Club I2 Sludenl CouncI Baskelball lrnale I Execuhve CommIHee IO EPSTEIN DORIS College Preparalory u s D malIcs Club IO I2 Fu re eachers ol AmerIca IO I 2 JunIor AchIevemenI' I2 Company PresIdenl I0 InonIans I I2 Second Ieu nanl I2 C rporal IO I EULER CARL Re'laIIIng Co op FACCI JAMES JIm Trade Aulo MecI'IanIcs FAINELLI ROBERT Bob College Preparalory u s C mera Club IO I2 PFSSI ord venls Club I2 Execu IV9 CommIlIee IO Allernale I Co Lmlon HI Llghls Pholographer II I2 FALVO JO CommercIaI u s R laIlIng Club BowlIng u I2 AdverlIsIng CommIllee I2 Pholography PAGE 2l FAMIANO MARILYN General rary Helper IO I I2 Execuhve om m ee I2 unIor Aclmevernenl IO ll School Play Usher I2 FAMILY ETTA College Preparalory Cu s LIbrarIan ol Fulure Teachers o Amernca I2 Cadel Teacher I2 Gradualnon Day Usher II TOP Program Commullee Il FAMILY MARSHALL Marsh College Preparalory u s World Evenls Club JunIor arsIIy Baskelball IO II VGTSITY Base FANE EDWARD EddIe College Preparalory Varslly Foolball I2 Publlc Address Syslem I2 Sludenl CouncIl Allernale I2 School P 2 FAVATA ROBERT Trade EIec'IrIcI+y FAZZONE MICHAEL MIke Trade Macl'IIne Wresllmg ll FELDMAN SUSAN Sue CommercIaI Foreagn Exchange Cornmdlee I2 al Moh onasen I-IIgh School Cheerleader IO Newspaper Reporler IO FENZEL DIANE College Preparalory u s Fulure Nurses u 2 A er School Sporls Il FERRUCCI CAROLE CommercIaI u s P p Club IO JunIor Class Dan e COmmITI96 II Graduallon D y Usher II FILUTA MICHAEL MIckey General FISHER FRAN FrankIe College Preparalory Clu s BowlIng Club I2 Calelerua Cash FISCHER JOEL Joe lndusI'rIal Trade Drafhng FISKE SALLY College Preparalory u s ramahcs Club Accenls onIans Corp ra I2 LI rar II PresIdenl FLEMING KEITH Tarlan College Preparalory u s H I2 JunIor VarsIly TennIs IO Malh Honor SOCISIY I2 FLUTY ROBERT Bob College Preparalory PAGE 22 FORMICHELLI ROBERT Bob College Preparalory us pClub LleBeDevIs Colleglum Muslcurn I2 FOSTER RICHARD DIck College Preparalory JunIor VarsIly Baseball Il FOSTER SANDRA Sandy College Preparalory FOWLER ROBERT College Preparalory FRANKEL ARNOLD College Preparalory u s H Y ers I2 Co m Muslcum II 2 W es In FULTON JOHN General Baskelball I0 PAGE 23 FURBERT RICHARD DIck Relalllng Co op IOVISUGI II FURLONG KATHLEEN Casey General u s R laIlIng Club I Arl Honor o y Il I2 JunIor Prom Decorahng om mllee II Gradualwon Day Usher II GAYER NORMA College Preparalory u s DrarnalIcs Club II 2 VIce en In om ns I2 Accen s S echon Slall ll 2 GERS LINDA Lm CommercIaI u s ep u Aller Sc oo Sporls II GERSHON NORMAN Gersh College Preparafory u s I Ile e evlls G GIBSON LESLIE College Preparalory u s SkI Cub Il I2 Execulwe I ee Allernale IO I2 Orcheslra IO I I2 Slr g u nlel' I2 GIELLA PATRICIA Pally CommercIaI GILBERT RICHARD DIck College Preparalory u s Lllle B e Devlls GILBERT SHEILA Shell College Preparalory Clubs Fulure Teachers of Arnerlca IO II I2 Cadel Teacher I2 PubIIcIly CommIl'ree and TIckeI' CommIllee for lhe JunIor Prom II TOP TIckeI Comrmllee II GIOELI JACOUELINE JackIe General GLEASON MARY College Preparalory Cu s TrI HI Y I2 Sludenl CouncIl ep resenlahve I2 A ernale Il Year oo AdverlIsIng CommIl'ree I2 GLOVER GAIL College Preparalory Cu s Fulure Teachers ol Amenca Club IO I2 Fulure Nurses u I I2 Year oo Lzlerary Comrmllee I2 Graduahon Day er I TO French Acl GOBLE LOUIS Lou College Preparalory LInIonaIre Edllor In Chuel I2 Co ChaIrn'Ian School Play TICRGI Comrmllee I2 Sludenl CouncIl Represenlahve I2 LInlonIans IO I2 Sla I I I , II I - ' Cl br D I , I2g I III I - I CI b: Pe , IO, II, I II- I27 Linl I , IO, Il- o I, 3 'b y CI Iv: L' BI D AI. 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FRANK Sparky Trade Eleclrlclly B n IO Foolball Il PARADIS JUDITH Judy General PAUL JEREMY Jerry College Preparalory u s k Cub Tam I2 School Play I2 Junior VBFSIY Foolball IO Accenls I2 PEEK DONNA DonnIe College Preparalory u s Dramallcs Club I I2 Bowing Club I2 Execulwe CommIllee Allernale II Sludenl Council Represenlalwe IO PENDT JENNIE PraclIcal Nurslng Cu s Pep Club IO PENTA FRANCES Franme College Preparalory u s TrI HIY I2 Cheerlea er I2 Jumor Prom PrIncess II Execu IVE C mm llee II I2 PEPIN DAVID Pep College Preparalory Cu s Key Club I2 Football Mana er res n I2 Serena ers PERRETTA CHARLOTTE Char Commercial u s Pe Club O Dramalcs Club II PETROKUS JAMES-JIm Trade Eleclrlclly selball IO lge Crew IO Il Home room Baskelball ll PHILLIPS RICHARD DIck College Preparalory Junor AchIevemenl IO II PICCOLO CAROL College Preparalory Clubs: Fulure Nurses' Club, II I2: Sludenl Council Represenlalive, IO, II I2: Major- e I I2' Nurse's A' PAGE 36 PIERONEK DONALD Don College Preparalory PINCUS RICHARD College Preparalory PIPER BARBARA Clubs Pep Club IO Sludenl Slore Club I2 Fulure Nurses Club IO Fres men Commercial FrolIc CommIllee IO PIRRO CYNTHIA Cindy College Preparalory Clubs Fulure Teachers ol Amenca II I2 Lalnn Honor SocIely I2 Sludenl CouncIl Allernale II CollegIum MusIcum II I2 PLOTNIK SANDRA Spulnik College Preparalory I on HI LIghls I ccen s I onions I0 I I2 Direclor ol Sc oo P 2 PODBIELSKI JAMES JIm College Preperalory PAGE 37 PORTER LEONARD General Base all IO Cross Counlry I0 Cosed Ircull T V PUCCI THERESA Terry Cesmelology Treasurer Cosmelology I2 TOP Make up Commillee II PURDY EDWARD Eddy General Audlo VIsual I2 OUINN MARY ELLEN Mel College Preparalory Cheerleader II I2 Execulive COmmllle8 I0 II I2 Co ChaIrman of Junior Prom II D A R Good CITIZEN I2 RAETHKA ALLAN Ral College Preparalory o ball IO or Track II I y Track IO Sludenl CouncIl Allernale IO Execulive Commillee II Jumor Prom CommIllee Il REID JAMES-Jimmy College Preparalory o IO erena ers CollegIum MusIcum II I2 AlhIelIc ServIce uad II RETAJCZYK ALICE Al Commercial u s P p Club O Bowmg Cub TOP Il Yearbook AdverlIsIng CommIllee RICCI NAOMI Commercial Clubs B wling Club Il EXECUTIVE Com mIllee I2 Allernale IO Sludenl CouncIl Allernale II DaIsy ChaIn II JunIor r lnvIlalIon CommIllee II Freshmen FrolIc Comrmllee IO RICHARD HELENA College Preparalory Clubs Fulure Teachers ol Amernca I2 l I sIeld High School P p Club IO Newspaper II School Pl y I2 RIEDINGER NOEL Noll College Preparalory u s Pe Club IO I sidenl I2 Sku ub I2 Exeu IVE Comm llee IO II Sludenl Counc ernale I2 Malh Honor SocIely I2 Accenls SeleclIon Commillee II Class D y 5 er nIor a rver Jun or Prom Commullee ChaIrman Il TOP TIckel Commillee II CI b rn , II I2 Malo elle. 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' I ' I I C' ' . ., II II, I2 I ,, - I - Slag , , , I2 ' I - ' 'PQ 6 I I I Clb: fl-I-,ll,l21lVli +I, II, I2I l I Io,II,I2 ,, ' , I I H fI II I ' III III I2: P Uh I ll Fol , , II, I2: BIIIIIIIIIIIIII, Io, III In- C Ill I I I ' ' I - do , , I2: Vars'l , , II, I2 JunIor Red Cross Represenlalive, I0 Clubs: Key Club, IO, II, I2: Junior Varsily REBERI GAYLE College Preparafory I - Fol , : In , , , I2 I I I - Mai , , - ' , : Ex- I, QI I T- I I l I' ' I I I as I I - eII, , II, I2: s II , IO, II, I2: CI III sI I , IO, II, I2: HI-Y, I2I su SCI I I I2 ' ' ' 5 I I I I e I : . I ' 'I I ,. ' I2: Ch , , I2: a'sy Ch ', II: I I I CI b I e I I I. I I0I I - CI b: ' , I, I I' I2 I I I Va ' , , I, : aders, Il, I I I : ' I I 'I O . I . I I I . I I I I . . I ' i I I' I I I I b: , I I ' 'I I ' pcm I ' 'I I AI Clb: '-'-,IO,Il, I d, I' I' I ' I l ' ' III T I I I 7 ll : ' , : la I2 O I I I P'lll' ' I e , , III ' T- , I - . 1 a, 7 I I I ' I b: . I Q I I .... I I I I ' I 'II '21 W HI QI 'II I fl Il? 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I - ' ' I I I, II ' I I I ' - I Ul1,llI Se' BIISe ,llg I RILEY DENNIS Den Trade Auro Mechanucs Foo ball IO ROBERTS NANCY Commercual ROBERTS NANCY TINA Nan Cosmerology ROBERTS SHIRLEY Commercual PAGE 38 ROBINSON JANICE Gunger General ROGERS JANICE Jan College Prepararory u s P p Club IO M orerre D usy Chaun II ROGERS MARY Berry College Prepararory TOP Make up Commurree II Jumor Prom Decorarung Commurree II Graduaruon Day er I Arr Honor Socuery II ROLLINS EDWIN Duck College Prepararory erball II e 5 I2 Q Ieguum Musncum II Serenaders I0 II ROSSETTI ALBERT AI Trade Machune Shop ROSSI ANNA MARIE Commercual Clubs Bowlung Club II Yearbook Adver rusung Commurree I2 Afuer School Hockey RUSCITTO JULIE Commercual u s P p Club B wun u Freshmen Froluc Commurree IO RYBICKI SANDRA Sandy Commercual u s ereulung Club I2 Bowung u I RYKOWSKI JOHN College Preparalory u s K y Club I I2 World Even s u u onuans I2 r poral I2 Arhleruc Servuce Squad II SAHR MICHAEL College Prepararory Varsury and Jumor Varsury Baskerball IO II sury Golf I2 Arhleruc Servu e S uad IO II I2 Srudenr Councul Re e sen aruve II ST JOHN CYNTHIA Cundy College Prepararory Srudenr Councul Represenraruve IO Execu uve Commurree II I2 aorerre I Senuor Ball Hosress II ST JOHN ROBERT Bob College Prepararory Inrramural Basketball II I2 All Srar Team SALVINO JOSEPH Joe College Prepararory Junuor vsfsuuy Foorboll IO Tucker Commur ree School PI y I2 SANFORD ROBERT Bob Trade Elecrrucury PAGE 39 SANTOMARTINO STELLA Commercual SANTORELLI JAMES Jum College Prepararory Colleguum Musucum II I2 Serenaders I2 Baskerball I0 Cross Counrry I0 SAVAGE DONALD Burch College Preparalory Ouull and Scroll Socuery I2 Eduror af Lunron u ughrs 2 un: un S oo Execuruve Commurree II SCHACHTER BARBARA Barb College Prepararory Clubs Furure Teachers of Ameruca II I2 Cadef Teacher I2 Junuor Prom Commurree II TOP Commurree II SCHERMERHORN STEVEN Sreve General u s Chess Club I Lurrle Blue Devus I2 Cross Counrry and Track I0 II SCHICK SUSAN Sue College Prepararory u s P p Club Bowun u mp Seller IO I2 Inrramural Spors SCHINDLER BRUCE General Srudenr Councul Alrernare I2 Junuor Prom Commurree II Senuor Ball Commurree I2 Arr Honor Socuery II I2 SCHADALE LYNNE College Prepararory Cu s Camera Club II I2 Secrerary I2 Pep Club IO II Cosrume Commurree lor n el Srreer Freshmen Frouc e Ireshmenr Commurree IO SCHMIDT DORIS Commercual Clubs Furure Teachers af Ameruca 2 Srudenr Councul Represenraruve I2 SCHMIDT PAUL Trade Elecfrucrry Srage Crew I2 SCHMIDT THOMAS T S College Prepararory Clubs Lurrle Blue Devuls I2 Jumor Varsury and Varsury Golf IO II I2 Arhleruc Serv uad IO SCHOENHERR ARMIN Bud General Sramp Seller I2 SCHOFIELD JOHN Jack College Prepararory SCHULTZ WILLIAM Bull College Preparaiory Clubs Camera Club II I2 Srudenr Coun cul Alrernare IO I2 Yearbook Adverrusung Phorographer I2 SCHUYLER SUSAN Sky College Prepararory of Lunron Hu Lughrs II I2 Accens m e er I2 Graduaruon Da Usher II PAGE 40 SCRIPA SHEILA Snookue College Prepararory u s Tru HIY I I2 Cheerlea er I2 Colle uum usucum I2 Sru en Councul Represenraruve IO II SEAMAN JAMES Jum College Preparalory Varsury Baskerball II Varsury Ba eball IO II Srudenr Councul Alrernare I2 SERAPIGLIO PATRICIA Par Commercual Clubs Pep Club IO Execuruve Commurree II I2 Senuor Ball Server II Graduauon Da Usher II SEROWICK DANIEL Dan College Prepararory lnrramural Baskerball II I2 Carererua Cash ar earn SHAPIRO SUSAN Sue College Prepararory u s T HuY Secrerary IO I denr Councul Represenraruve I0 Junuor Prom Publucury Chaurman II Execuruve Commurree Senuor Ba Hosress I Daus Chaun Yearbook Lurerary Commurree I2 SHAW DONNA Commercual Cu s Bowlung Club II Pep Club IO Arr Honor Socuery II I2 PAGE 4I SHAW ELIZABETH Berry College Prepararory Honor Socuery IO II I2 Lunronuans ccens I2 Makeu Commurree School Ply IO II I2 SHIMER WILLIAM Wull College Prepararory u s K y Club IO Ban IO II I2 Freshmen Froluc I0 Wood wund Ensemble IO SHINSKIE RITA College Prepararory Clubs Pep Club IO Furure Nurses Club II Yearbook Adverrusung Comrnurlee I2 Open House Hosress II SHIRK JUDITH Judy u s P p Club 0 College Prepararory Furure Teachers of Ameruca I2 Lunronuans SHOEMAKER SANDRA SHOWERMAN BONNIE Clubs Bowlung Club College Prepararory Pracrucal Nursung I0 Dramarucs Club I0 Usher Pracrucal Nurse Commencemenr II Properrues Commurree School Play I2 SMITH LILLIAN Frenchy Pracrucal Nursung Clubs Pep Club IO Furure Nurses Club IO Gurls Club IO II Execuruve Commurree I2 Usher Pracrucal Nurse Commencemenr SOKAL ROSEMARIE Ro College Prepararory Execuruve Commurree I2 Srudenr Councul Alrernare II Jumor Prom Decorarung Chaur an II Exchange Eduror and Reporrer of Lnron Hu Lughrs I2 SPADAFORA MARIO College Preparafory Srudenr Councul Represenraruve II I2 STANTON GAY College Prepararory Cu s Pep Club IO I2 Furure Teac ers o Ameruca II urar a Jumor Prom Program Commurree II STARK ESTELLE College Prepararory un onuans IO orpora er eanr Execuruve ommurree IO II Srudenr Councul Alrernare I2 Larun Honor Socuery I2 STILLMAN PHILIP Phul College Preparafory u s K y Club H Y I2 Baske a IO Foorball Manager II STRAIGHT SUSAN Sue College Prepararory C eguum Musucum II I2 STRONG PETER Pere General cool Play 2 Colleguum Musucum Srage Crew I2 STURGES PAMELA Pam Cosmerology TO Make up Commurree Make u Commurree School PI y I2 PAGE 42 SURACI ANN MARIE College Prepararory Graduaruon Day U her II Arr Honor So y I2 TOP II Junuor Prom De or arung Commurree II SWEENEY DANIEL Dan College Prepararory Publuc Address Sysrem II I2 Varsury Bask erbal Manager II I2 School Play Musuc I2 Arhleruc Servuce Squad I2 SWEENEY ROGER College Prepararory un onuans O I Desugned Cover for School Play I2 Tucker Commurree School P 2 SZENES HAROLD Buddy College Prepararory Clubs Dramarucs Club I2 School Play I2 SZUMILOSKI KATHRYN Karhy College Prepararory Clubs Furure Teachers Ameruca IO I I2 School Play Usher I2 Junuor Achueve menr IO TAMA JULIA Julue Commercual u s p Club a ore 'fe Class Day Usher II Yearbook 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I Arr A 1 u 1 I I I - I I I ' I' I IO, II1 I21 A r, IO, II1 I ' P , , I '- 'I ' ' -51' ' ' cub: Pe 1uo1uvu1 u,uu1u21 - - I CI bn e 1 1 uu1u21u-n.Y1uo1uu1 I I' I ' I ' CI bt , I1 ' 'I1 dI I I I -I I I 1 2 1 Commerclal I2 Au IO TANNATTA JOSEPH oball IO ual Alde IO TANSKY KATHRYN KIIIy College Preparafory Cu s SkI Club IO TOP Usher II Sc ool Pla Sfage I2 TANTS WILHELMINA WIlly College Preparalory LIbrary Shall II TOP Scenery II Sc ool Scenery II TERWILLIGER GAIL TwII College Preperafory Bowlmg Team Caplarn I I2 TOP Usher THELEN FRED Trade Elecfrlcufy THOMAS FRANK Prlnhng u s Bowlmg Club Foo a eball II Serenaders I THOMPSON MARY ELIZABETH Belh College Preparaiory Clubs Pep Club IO Fufure Nurses Club THORNTON WILLIAM WIId BII College Preparafory TODD SARAH Tody College Preparafory MaIoreIIe II I2 Execuhve CommII'ree II S u enl CouncII Represenlahve II SenIor Ball Hosless II PAGE 43 TORRE DAVID Tor College Preparelory Clubs Key Club I2 Foolball Co Caplaln kelball I ac TRACEY GERALDINE Gerry College Preparafory Clubs e Club IO Graduahon a Usher II JunIor Prom TIckeI CommIIIee II WaIIress for SenIor Banquef II TRYON HARRY Greg College Preperafory Clubs Furure Teachers ol Amerlca II I2 LI'rIle Blue DevIls I2 Jumor AchIevemenI I2 VALACHOVIC EDWARD Bufch College Preparalory u s C mera Club I2 Skl Club Wresllmg IO SkI Team I2 van der BOGERT GILES GICk College Preperafory Execuhve Commullee I2 Yearbook LI'Ierary CommIIIee I2 VanNATTEN LEONA Lee Commercnal Cu s C mera Club IO I2 Pep Club O JunIor AchIevemenI IO Yearbook Phofog raphy CommII'Iee I2 School Play Usher I2 VENTRICE ALFRED Snorky Trade Aufo Mechamcs VINSON JOANNE J College Preparafory Siu enr B ard IO II Nahonal Honor S cue y Scnence emInar II Slu enl I e I VIRANO REGINA Commerclal Sfage DesIgn School Play I2 WAGONER PATRICIA PaHI CommercIaI Assembly Plannmg CommIIIee Jumor AchIevemenf IO WBIIFGSS for SenIor Ban e WALESKI JOHN Indusfrlal Coop WARNER BONITA Yo yo College Preparalory u s Camera Club I I2 Drama ICS Club I2 Yearbook Phofography CommII ree I2 TOP Make up CommIIIee ChaIrman IO I I2 Makeup CommI'IIee ChaIrman ool Pl y I0 WASHINGTON FRANK General Homeroom Baskelball II Freshmen Baskel O Homeroom AllSIars II k WASSEL BARBARA BobbI Cosrnefology orelfe II G m AIde TO Make up Commdlee School Play I2 WATROUS ELBERT SkIp College Preparafory us HIY Cole Ium MuIum I2 Serenaders I2 AUdIOVISUdI Operafor PAGE 44 WEINBERG PHYLLIS Commerclal Clubs Camera Club I2 Yearbook Phorog raphy CommII Iee I2 PublIcIIy CommIIIee School Play I2 WEISS JEFFREY Moose College Preparalory Clubs World Evenls Club Il I2 Foolball IO II Sporfs EdIIor ol LInIorI H LIghI's 2 Sfudenr CouncII Represenlahve IO WEISS LEONARD Senny General Junuor AchIevemenI I2 Chrnslmas Assem bly IO TOP I0 TOP TIckeI CommI'IIee Il WELCOME LEWIS LewIe Trade Aulo Mechanics u s B wlrng Club Il Wresllmg I2 Cafelerna He er WELSH LAWRENCE Larry College Preparalory u s Camera Club I2 LInronIans 2 Se I I2 CollegI sIcum II WENNAR MARTIN Marly College Preparefory JunIor AchIevemenI P sIdenI I0 II I2 VarsIIy Wresflmg II I2 JunIor VarsIIy IO arsIIy Foofball unIor arsIy Execuhve COmmIll6e I2 WERCZLER ELLIOTT College Preparafory School Play I2 WICK ROBERT Bob Commercaal Au IO VIsual Operalor IO II I2 WICKS ROBERT Bob College Preparafory DesIgner S hool Play II Execuhve Com mIIIee Allernafe I2 TOP CommI'IIee II I2 Arr Honor SOCIGIY II WILLEY LUANNE College Preparafory Execuhve CommIHee IO Alfernale S renaders I2 C llegnum Musrcum II I2 WILLIAMS GARY General n WILLIAMS LORETTA CommercIal WILSON WAYNE General WOLFE JOSEPH Joe College Preperafory an r eslra S u en? CouncIl Represenlahve 2 Freshmen F olIc IO PAGE 45 WOLLMAN LOIS College Preparatory renaders II I2 CollegIum MusIcum I I2 Sfamp Seller I2 ForeIgn Exchange Slu den? CommIIIee Chawman I2 Execuhve CommI'rIee Allernale II I2 Sfudenf Coun I epresenlahve IO I I WOODROW JOANNA Joey College Preparaiory u s TrI HI Y erena ers Co egIum MusIcum II UnIIed Nahons M el Assembly IO II 2 WOZNIAK KATHLEEN KIHy College Preparafory Yearbook Arr EdIIor I2 TOP French Ac? II Arr Honor SocIe'Iy I I2 Math Hon SocIeIy I2 WRIGHT ELAINE College Preparafory u s P p Club II Fulure Teachers Amernca IO I Cadel Teacher I2 onIans IO WURTH RUTH College Preparafory u s TrI HI Y Cheer a er Isy Cham e er WYATT SARAH Sam College Preparalory u s Sk Cub I2 Treasu YAKUBEC MARK College Preparafory YOUNG DONNA College Preparafory Clubs Fufure Teachers IAmerIca II I2 LInIonIan Guard Reserve IO II I2 Sluclenr CouncII Allernale II ZALONDEK THADDEUS Ted College Preparafory u s LII'rIe Bue DevIls I2 Cross Coun c ZAUNTNER BETTE ANN SIs College Preparaiory u s p Club Serenaders o Ium MusIcum II T ZEBUDA WILLIAM Bll College Preparafory Foo ball IO Foolball Manager II ZELANKO LORETTA I.aurIe College Preparafory u s C mera Club II P b Fu ure eachers of Amenca II I TO Usher II ZINSSAR JOYCE Prachcal Nursmg u s I.Ibrary Club I ZOULAS PETER Spero General Homeroom Baskelball II ZUCKERMAN GORDON GOfdI9 College Preparalory Jumor Achuevemenl IO Il I2 Cafelena II I2 Malh Honor SocIeIy I2 ZUKAUSKAS AGATHA AgqIe College Preparalory u s p Club O I2 MaIor I2 Arr Honor SocIeIy II Sludenl CouncII RepresenIaIIve IO II FOI , , II, I21BasebalI, II, 1 cl' - ' ' I Ilg ' B d, IO. 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' I 3 W , i 6 1 'NV Quinlan uw Fm Aim iv' o .9 ... 1--' iV F- I ARTS AND CRAFTS CLASS ArTs and craTTs class is Tor The purpose oT encouraging sTudenTs To express Themselves Through The use oT various media including wood, wire, plasTer oT Paris and clay, while ex- perimenTing in boTh The second and Third dimensions. Their worlc is oTTen on display ThroughouT The school. One OT Their mosT beauTiTul and decoraTive proiecTs is evidenT in The corridors aT ChrisTmas Time. Working wiih new, somefimes sTrange. maferials is a sTimulaTing experience. BASIC ART Basic ArT provides a helpTul baclc- ground in developing an undersTand- ing oT The elemenTs and principles underlying The visual arTs. IT is rec- ommended Tor all pupils who have noT Talcen basic arT in The ninTh grade. Miss Simiele's sTudenTs enioy creafing in a well-ligT1Ted, pleasanf afmosphere. Y I0 1 j , in -. nag Wu Dr. CampI::eII demonsfrafes II'we arf of cornposiiion fo eager sfudenfs. RUDIMENTS OF MUSIC I3le3 re 2 if 'aft '1 51' eeiie :,.o'e:' Q.-mf? Wee? I,f ana I: ice' TC aw incefi The :suis ig ceziqriec LG 21,5 ' He .teen fre 5 'fzfzegw :grams ng n Ihe bagiq -232' 2' 'Yefi Q. Vai 5:3 '1a if 25 ect 'C OIL PAINTING CLASS Mewbem of 'Le QEI 'f2'iA'lI Q cIng, :Indy We Fvcr, mu deue cp' mefi of of paififq Vow 'Fe Refaidzafwce Io wwociefv I7meQ. Irie Qourze i, uejqmed 'O ncmmiv? We smdenf WIIII We Iedwiques of OII paiminq. SIudemI2 have Iime oppormniiy Io we We variou: rveihed, In Iiweir paSv'iwg3, using IJOIII We brush ard We paIIe+ and Fife mefiwocis. Mr. GiIIiIand I1eIps II'1ese advanced siudenfs in oil painfing Io achieve original effecfs. 'UK .. I . C5 I If +4 D X s ,. X x4 Mr. Sullivan explains refracfion of light To his physics sfudenfs. ' ' bg Wofulls 0ll!lgQWI,I70IA 58 Mr. Leflo pours acid on rocks To defermine The Type of mineral if is. W EXPERIMENTAL PHYSICS Physics was TaughT in a new manner This year under The direcTion oT Mr. Gordon Sullivan. The physics course of The Physical Science Siudy CommiTTee IPSSCI presenTed a new Torm of Teaching in which The learning of logic and logical Thinking raTher Than of sTandard formulas was iTs aim. This course, which was derived by The PSSC aT M.I.T.. was designed Tor Those s+uden+s who are especially inTeresTed or TalenTed in The Tield of physics. EARTH SCIENCE EarTh science Tells abouT The ear+h upon which we live. IT informs us abouT The Topography oT The land as formed by glaciers in pasT eras. Much Time is spenT on a sTudy of The weaTher wiTh special aTTenTion given To local weaTher. FRENCH Ill Sludenrs in Linions language deparlrnenl' are iorrunare in having audio-visual aids lo assisi Jrhern in comprehending foreign longues. ln lhe French Ill classroom lessons were also supplemenled wifh French novels and plays. This year Jrhey read Les Miserables by Vicror Hugo and iilovarirchn by Deval. Several sfudenls also did oulside French reading by aufhors such as Dauder and Balzac. EXPERIMENTAL MATH I2 Srudenls encounier modern rnalhernarical conceprs as well as lhe more convenrional solid geornelry, advanced algebra and calculus in lhe experi- rnenlal Malh l2 course. Their lexlboolc conlains an inrroduclion To abslracl rnalhernalics and sralisrics, lwo phases oi rnarhernalics oi growing irnporlance. The group has been rogelher for rhree years, Following a rradilional course wilh some accelerafion and enrichnnenl. All members of lhe class are marh honor siudenls. 6. 1- H. 433' W , . A f The mysferies of a quadranf are explained by Miss Boynfon. RUSSIAN CLASS In Mr. Loclces elemenrary Russian class, a group of fiireen learned fo read, wrire, and spealr basic Russian. l-lowever, iirsr rhey had 'ro rnasler fhe Russian alphaber, wP'c1 's ouire diifereril from ours. Because Mr. Loclce is a naive of Russia and can feach h7s class correcr pronurciaior, he hoped Thar 'he siiderls would al acduire gooo accenas. Since rnos? of 'he sluder+s were iuniors, Mr. Locie plamed To confinue wah nnore advanced s+udies wirh fhis group hex? year. 'Ms .f Tape recorders help Dr. Hockridge feuch French. A siudenf correcfs his Russian under Mr. Locke's wafchful eye. lviwipriewig llw g80A0+IA-l'lU1lHblb l-l JOURNALISM CLASS Journalism combines The regular English cur- riculum wiTh The sTudy oT journalism pracTices. The juniors in The class worlc wiTh The senior sTaTT on one issue oT The schools newspaper, and Then in March They Talce over The publicaTion of The paper and serve in This capaciTy unTil The Tollowing January. Nancy Karas delivers a speech fo The oTl1er members of her class. A-i l A 'WV Mau, 1 Mr. Solomon encourages a sfudeni To perfeci' his wrifing. 5 SPEECH CLASS lvlrs. JeweTT, in Teaching her Tour classes oT speech, sTresses iTs use in everyday liTe. Training in This subiecT provides The sTudenT wiTh greaTer sell:- assurance, organizaTion, and abiliTy Tor criTical Thinlcing in spealqing. A soundprooT l:aooTh Tor individual work and The use oT records and Tapes make speech class an enioyable and rewarding experience aT LinTon. Confemporary evenis are explained Io hidory sfudenis by Mrs. Iversen AMERICAN HISTORY CLASS To develop a clearer underslanding of our presenl way oi Iiving, seniors in Ilrie American Iiisiory class invesligale Ilrie developmenl oi our coun+ry's social, economic, cuIIuraI and poIiIicaI cusloms. INTEGRATED ENGLISH I2 AND AMERICAN HISTORY An enllwusiasfic group of seniors combine +I'1eir in'reres+s in Ilwe Ianguage and Iiislory of Ilweir counlry by elecling Io Ialce a course in Inlegraled Englislw I2 and American Iwislory. They find inleresl in sludying oulslanding Iilerary, polilical, and economic movemenls, reading conlremporary American plays, and discussing and reporling on currenl problems. greaf boolcs, and irnporlanf evenls in Irie American scene. .:..Z N I 'Pnepwiing lofi llw llama will lvuiiuilmi Boys learn 'techniques of slcilled woodworking in Mr. Hol- broolc's class. WOODSHOP Facilifies of Linfon's woodshop are very exfensive. They include equipmenf fo complefe advanced proiecfs as well as fhe less complicafed ones. The boys begin by learning many professional devices and shorfcufs, and Then fhey pul' fo use fhis lcnowledge by worlcing on comparafively easy proiecfs. As fheir slcills' develop, originalify is greafly encouraged, and fhe boys are perrniffed fo affempf any proiecfs fhey choose. This course is exfremely beneficial fo fhe boys upon enfering various fields of occupafion. D I .F Mr. Bar'l'lel'+ slresses accuracy fo fhese sfudenfs. - ,.lg-i-- LJ- A all Q M, .4 1 il' . 1 U' L5 5154 X V1 ,qfl L- IJ O I F7 K - A2415 V 4 rl! 1.4141 X-,ia A MECHANICAL DRAWING Mechanical drawing is called fhe language of indusfryf' Pupils af Linfon find fhis course fo be an exfension of fhe blueprinf reading course which is broadened To include a review of mulfi-view proiecfion, fhe use and care of drawing insfrumenfs. fhe basic Theory of mechanical drawing, and pracfical drawing proiecls. Drawings are made of acfual obiecfs which fhe boys have before fhem. Classes in fhis course are growing in popularify because of fheir value fo fhe sfudenfs who expecf fo learn a frade or fo go info engineering or archifecfure. ! ...I H21 Li: gn ? 1 I I I C Q C00 O 090i I C ,f O-Q O-0 O Q Mr. CI'1risTian assisfs These boys in learning aboui' The complex panel board in The Trade Eledricify classroom. TRADE ELECTRICITY LinTon's Trade elecTriciTy course is designed Tor boys who plan To malce a career in some phase oT eIecTriciTy. Time is spenT on elecTrical Theory and on The various Tields oT applicaTion. STudenTs learn slcills and Then uTilize Them in every phase Trom house wiring To The indusTrial areas such as moTor consTrucTion and repair, Telephone sysTems and elecTronics. Jobs are assigned in These various Tields To gd rf help give The sTudenT an insighT inTo his TuTure career. One opporTuniTy Tor a pupil's use oT This experience is his being a member oT The sTage crew which does worlc averaging abouT Two hours per week. The boys help build The seTs, manipuIaTe The curTains, and change The scenes. They musT run The sTage whenever The audiTorium is being used eiTher by LinTon sTudenTs or by ouTside groups. FAMILY FOODS and HOME MANAGEMENT In The allepurpose room oT The family living area, Miss Lewis TaughT girls a course in family Toods and home man- agement In addiTion To learning abouT Toods in connec- Tion wiTh digesTion, Tood nuTriTion, and Their use in The body The class also learned abouT cloThing, home managemenf. and inTerior decoraTion, Through movies Tollowed by dis- cussions and acTual pracTice. Miss Lewis helps Tufure luomemalers receive Training in The culinary arfx. 63 OP 'priepwdrig Tom the Bum Wofilrl l u -- Q. , ' SQ, ii osx Girls become skilled in The operafion of a business machine in Miss FolleTT's class. OFFICE PRACTICE CLASS Modern, up-To-daTe TaciliTies aT LinTon are enabling iTs sTudenTs To go TorTh inTo business in a conTidenT manner. This TacT is especially evidenT in The oTTice pracTice class, which oTTers Technical Training in The manipulaTion oT modern oTTice equipment ln This class The sTudenTs perform many valuable services To The school: Two oT which are The Typing oT absenTee cards and The cuTTing of sTencils. The experience gained in using The modern TaciliTies available aT LinTon is cerTainly a Torward sTep inTo Today's machine age. STUDENT STORE principles learned in class. Some sTudenTs shop while oflmers learn To sell. Do you need a pen, some paper, a cover To proTecT a TexTboolc7 The sTudenT sTore is The place To go To purchase These and many oTher school supplies. The sTudenT sTore is managed by mem- bers oT The ReTail Selling course who. by working in The sTore. obTain The opporTuniTy To apply PRACTICAL MATH Pracrical marh is designed lo prepare The fulure adulr for lhe increasing complexily of living in a modern world. Sludenls learn ol fhe danger of inslallnnenl buying, 'rhe merhod ol figuring overrime and lake-home pay, and 'rhe use ol ariihmeric in fields such as sporls, conslruclion, or coolcing. Ar +he beginning ol The year resulls such as invenlory lesrs show rhe sludenl lhe areas in which he needs improvemenl. SHORTHAND l CLASS The Business Educarion Deparlmenl prepares lhe com- mercial srudenls 'lo do elficienr worlc when They enler fhe business world. One ol lhe basic subiecrs commercial srudenrs sfudy is Shorihand l, a subiecr rhal' involves learn- ing a highly specialized lheory ol using symbols and characlers which represenr rhe sounds one hears in spolcen words. A lhorough lcnowledge of lhis rheory is basic for rhe use of shorrhand as a speed-wriling device. Much concenlrared sludy and praclice wriling are required lo allain a maslery ol lhis subiecl: v Q I 'il' v,-f A xg. L A lun. 3 A - ,- if A Mx '--A- Sfudenfs receive a firm foundafion of mafh for use in the business world in Miss Bucci's class. Speed in thinking and in accuracy is developed here in Mrs. MacRae's shorihand class. 1 'T gQl1A0'llllli Cowwezx Vrwmoimg cfwilg Q ' K x .I ,. . L 1' ,gf 's 7,-ff' . K. I? L- 4. 1 A-. E .Ax N Q, I ., Q L Vis Axle, 1 ., N J -xx A fs , Q . xi- X mr I., M -. 'X-ss i a , W X5 ,Qi xx s Q3 I ,MW -.., K. ,ar XM 1 xx 4 ,I N X-.. Yv- .,Av - .Int . h wa- - -. . W- dnl w. I Nffffvii ' A' ' 1 ,, -62 i A ' 1 'Sgr V WA ,l I Q ix 1' ii! Y sl ,Mg I if l -------' fi, 0 M f gs., . K in N I ? 'A nxt 4 1-,A :qw -I-'I+ 1f ,g,g' .-rf Ui 'K'fi '- ,eff ' Q 11' . ,, Af. .4 ,. ,V Q, -Ha Q. . .. Q.. J nm: ws Mr. Rapavy insfruciing Driver's Training, DRIVER TRAINING As all his sludenls agree, Mr. Rapavy's driver Training course is one of Ihe mosf worlh-while classes olllered al Linlon. I'-lere his pupils learn nor only rules and regulalions required Io operale a car, loul They also gain The slcill and proper alfilude necessary 'ro become compelenf drivers. These dilliculr accornplishrnenls are achieved Through one sernesler of bolh classroom inslruclion and behind-'rhe-wheel supervision. ., HEALTH CLASSES The new Torm oT healTh educaTion which was esTablishecl aT LinTon lasT year, ThaT of having local docTors conTribuTe Their Time in insTrucTing The classes in The Tield in which each physician specialized, has been carried Through This year. The lecTures were conducTed one morning a week wiTh The physician addressing Tour healTh classes consisTing oT boTh boys and girls. The remain- ing class days were spenT, under The direcTion oT The healTh Teachers, on The sTudy oT relaTed subiecTs. GYM PROGRAM LinTon's gym program is arranged in such a manner as To meeT The needs OT every sTudenT. The many gyms malce iT possible Tor The girls To pracTice Their modern dance rouTines in small groups raTher Than in large classes while The boys have plenTy oT room To carry on Their wresTling maTches or oTher acTiviTies geared To meeT Their needs. Through The use of The excepTional TaciliTies, boTh inside and ouT. The enTire program can become more diversified, Training sTudenTs boTh in leadership and in cooperaTion. lnTerschool playoTTs are a new parT oT The girls' physical educaTion program. These playoTTs are held in hoclcey, baslceTball, and volleyball. They Tend To improve leadership, sporTsmanship and inTerschool relaTions in addiTion To providing Tun Tor all concerned. As we loolc aT our physical educaTion program here aT LinTon. we can easily see ThaT iT is deTiniTely one oT The TinesT in The counTry. Miss Klein's class creaies a Modern Dance. A healfh class learns from Dr. Wagoner. N 5, W, u, a,,' 67 A geaioii QT gong CHOIR Choir is a Tull Term subiecT, which meeTs daily. lT is designed To give The sTudenT choral experience and To acguainT him wiTh music represenTing The various periods in music hisTory. ElemenTs oT singing such as voice producTion, correcT breaThing, enunciaTion, and musical inTerpreTaTion are sTressed, , The choir climaxed The seasons wiTh many inspiring per- Tormances. IT conTribuTed To boTh The gaieTy and solemniTy oT The winTer season by parTicipaTing in The ChrisTmas con- cerT, The ChrisTmas assembly, by singing Tor The RoTary Club, and appearing on Television. ln The spring The choir presenTed King David by ArThur l-lonegger, wenT on a spring Trip, and parTicipaTed in The Music Tor UniTy Program. The Serenaders are pupils selecTed Trom The choir Tor Their ouTsTanding singing abiliTy. They Torm an exTra-cur- ricular choral group whose purpose iT is To exTend musical enioyrnenT To iTs lisTeners. AT The TOP performance in March They presenTed Low Land Sea. AnoTher delighTTul choral group consisTing oT The Serenaders and oTher members oT The choir compose The Collegium lvlusicum which presenTed lv1ozarT's Vesrere Solleniss De ConTessore and The Haydn Lord Nelson Mass. Second Period Choir-Froni Row, leff To riglwi: DeNegris Jones, Quinn, Cohen, Williams, Hillman, Balis, Schermerhorn, GranT Hinse, AlTieri, Schrader. Second Row: Wilkinson, Abraham, Karas Basile, Silverman, Basile, Pieroneic, Folmsbee, McLoughlin, Hubal, ST John, Moran, Polomie, Eichelberger. Third Row: HuTTen, Willey, Zaufner, Wollman, Ras, Duguid, Gerling, Napier, Lusher, Downie Wiikinson, Monroe, CoiaviTa, Tews. Fourfh Row: Frankel, McNeal WaTrous, Torre, Lawrence, GranT, Cohen, Danzig. Fifih Row: Hucker Levy, MessiTT, Rollins, Cloke, Werezler. llflwxio Frlli g0,l1A0'llA ,gr y lg f'iR ..,z fa., Band-Fran? Row, leff To right Myers, ElsTon. Hanan, Pidgeon. Czyzewski, Shimer, LiTTle, Weiss. Second Row: NewTon, Ruzzo, PoTahl, r x x v Mann, Foreman, Vfolfe, Carey, Murphy, Novak, Pirro, Torrelli, Fiffh Row: Cooper, Wiliams Har, Maieilc, Turner SToner, Gray WaTer- MaiTino, Zalondek, Kleinman, Meiners, PucceTTi. Third Row: Korkosz house Schr ver, Allvyay, Yanover, Maxon,V!,Bac rri,QTurbac7 FourTh Row: T7 , ,Y ,f , A Q BAND Under The direcTion oT conducTor AnThony Pezzano, The TorTy-Three piece l.inTon High School band has upheld an excellenT repuTaTion in serving LinTon's sTudenTs and all iTs music Tans wiTh ouTsTahding perTormances. ln The Tall, iT added exciTemenT To our TooTball games and produced musical sTimulus Tor pep rallies: in The winTer, iT held an audience spellbound during The ChrisTmas concerT: in The spring, iT played iTs parT in The annual insTrumenTal TesTival. ORCHESTRA ATTer diligenTly meeTing as a regular class session under The TuTelage oT Mr. AnThony STeTan, LinTon's orchesTra was well prepared To highlighT The musical seasons OT The year. LiTTle exTra Touches ThaT were added by The parTici- OrchesTra-Fronf Row, lefT To righT: Balis, Gibson, Buckley, Davis, Meyer, Miller, Lindsay, Hamlen. Second Row: WaTrous, Lasdon, Jones, Fox, SToner, Novak. Gray Czyzewski, Maxon, Yanover, ThornTon. Third Row: Tischler, Walker, Brown, Grand, Beardsley, Thomas panTs' enThusiasm gave each and every audience an inspiring perTormance. MixTures oT classical and show pieces gave pleasure To everyone aT many school perTormances, aT The ChrisTmas concerT and aT The All-CiTy FesTival. Hourigan, Mann Carey, Maiello, Turner. Fourfh Row: Depasquaiei Cooper, Foreman, Ruzzo, l-Tall Wolfe. Fifrh Row: Picazio, Mr. STeTan Murphy. 5,3 ruwiiwl Numu Diwiuilg Grmhwm A gradua+ing nurse IS congraiulaied by Mrs. Prince, presidenf of 1 e Board of Educa+ion. PRACTICAL NURSING COURSE For high school girls inleresled in nursing as a career, lhe praclical nursing Course ollers excellenl opporlunilies. Working in a minialure hospilal al' Linfon and lraining in lhe cily hospilals, in priyale homes, and in doclors' oflices are lhe oulslanding lealures ol lhe program. Aller successlully compleling Jrhe lenlh grade, a girl who has lhe gualilies ol assuming responsibililies, following direclions, being accurale, and liking people, is eligible lor applicalion in Jrhe praclical nursing course. The eleyenlh and lwelllh year courses provide bolh praclical nursing credils and high school credils. The senior year consisls ol lraining al lhe hospilal lor lour mornings a weelc and 'ralcing courses al Linlon in The aflernoons. The remaining day is spenl al lhe specially designed laborafory rignl' in Linlon Hgh School. There is a poslfhigh period ol iiye monlhs in a lraining program which includes clinical praclibe, care ol molhers and newly born babies, and medicalion al Ellis l-lospilal, and fhe rehabililalion ol handicapped Children al Sunnyview. Upon Qomplelion ol This course, lhe sludenl is gradualed lrom Jrhe program lor praclical nurse lrainf ing and is presenled wilh a cerlilicale and a pin. X' X1 The nurses proudly hold fheir ceriificafes and pins of graduation. E 1 Y' FUN v ,. r 5 I ii n I ' 1 Tha If Wing Qpinilb Coach William Eafon came To LinTon This year faced wiTh reconsTrucTion problems and few holdovers from lasT season. Through his leadership, LinTon's Foofball Team is now on The road back To success. Lending a helping hand were new assisTanT coaches, Dominick Denio and Richard Lalla, wiTh refurning line coach William Purdy. Eafon, in his firsT year as coach, had The fellows moving ouT of a Two plaToon sysTem, which seemed To wear The opposiTion down. Under The reviTalizaTion program of Coach Lalla, The backfield picked up speed and disTance. A solid line was developed under The waTchful eyes of Coaches Denio and Purdy. These facTors added up To a powerful Team. which began To show Tremendous power near The end of The season. Senior Co-capfains Dave Torre and Claude Guerra led The backfield as well as The line To firsT downs in every game. The iunior-dominaTed squad received fighfing spiriT from fasT and lighf backs as Dick McNeal, Nick Capra. VARSITY FOOTBALL ' ijfwr 7 www Sepf. I9 LinTon 0 La Salle I3 Sepf. 26 LinTon 0 Amsferdam 6 OCT. LinTon 20 Troy 7 OCT. I0 LinTon O N. Y. MiliTary Academy O OcT. I7 LinTon O Newburgh 7 OCT. 26 LinTon O Albany 26 Nov. LinTon 0 Monf Pleasanf 33 . gg A h ' lv LC was Foofball Varsify-Fronf Row, leff To righT: Bezio, Brady, DeFeIippo, Trapini, Raefhka, DiLallo. Hucker, King, BernadT, Carpenfer, Guerra. DeMaTTeo. Second Row: Tuccronia, Eglenfine, Torre, Marshall, Capra. Dick STipano, George Hollenbeck, Joe Crow, Frank Trzeciak. Eddie LonTraTo, Mike Killion, Joe TannaTTa, PeTer Maioriello, and Jerry Appley. Special menTion should be given To The Top senior Iinemen who kepf The from' wall solid from end To end. The rampaging line consisfed of Angelo DeFeIippo. Carmen DeMaTTeo, Gary DiLallo. and Bill BernadT, who received sfrong backing from Jim Trapini, Larry Zeglen, Tom Kelly. William King, and Tom Bezio. Filling in aT cenTer was experienced senior George Gufhinger who alTernaTed wiTh fellow iunior Teammafes John Robillard and Dick Hucker. Holding down The end posifions were Tall Allan RaeThka. Mike Marshall, Allan Carpenfer, and Ron lovinella. Suspense and mysTery were seldom absenT from any of LinTon's games. And all hearTs felT warm on The cold Safurday affernoon lasT Ocfober when The LinTon eleven rode To vicTory over Class-A TiTIe-conTender Troy High, 20-7. LinTon is looking forward To many fufure vicTories over her opponenTs. Nobody quife realized iusT whaT Coach EaTon's flaming spiriT could do for The Blue Devils. I-Ie Took an inexperienced line and a lighT backfield, igniTed Them wiTh his own compeTiTive spark and senT Them charging Through The opposiTion lines. WiTh so much promising maferial refurning nexT fall, no sTudenT aT LinTon can have buf an opTimisTic ouflook for The I96O fooTball season. Loyal managers PaT Marfin and Dave Pepin sum up The Thoughfs of all associaTed wiTh our fooTball when They say. NexT year's fooTball Team will be The greaTesT LinTon has ever seen! Third Row: Feldman. Morriello, Biscossi, Kehoe, Mqljpal, Peroffi, Sfipano, lovenella, Bricocolli, Lonfrado. F0UlfTI'1,'lRUN5l Gufhinger. EeckerI,Appley,Zeglen, Robillard, Killian, Ryan,LKelly, ,J -1 If ' .i ' . JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL In Their opening game, LinTon's yearlings were held To a scoreless Tie by AmsTerdam. Sparking LinTon were sTrong eTTorTs by Ernie MaroTTa, Joe Ruzzo, and Bill Ivlakofski on oTTense and Tine deTensive play by Dick Farone, I-'Iowie Lorch, and Jerry Zimolka. The Blue Devils nexT Traveled To Troy and reTurned wiTh a I3eO vicTory. Dick Wilgocki and Dan Delvleo scored Touchdowns Tor LinTon, Then LaSalle invaded LinTon and evened ouT our record by inTlicTing a 6-O loss on The hosTs. In a conTrolled scrimmage wiTh Bishop Gibbons, we held a deTiniTe edge in Touchdowns, 4-I. Lou Gregory, Bruce Rees, Paul Bricoccoli, Dan Delvleo, and Dick Wilgocki led The way Tor LinTon. Then our boys rose To The occasion by whipping The Albany Team 33-6. The Team climaxed a successful season wiTh a I4-O vicTory over rival IvlonT Pleasant IT was LinTor1's TirsT win over The Hill in Three years. Ronnie Greco and Bill Iv1akoTski scored Touchdowns Tor LinTon. Gregory, BuTTer, VendeTTi, and Trapini also gave solid eTTorTs as The Blue Devils closed wiTh a 3-I-I record. Dick Farone was eIecTed capTain. This year's Junior VarsiTy managers were John PeTerson and John Choiecki. my T 'll lfyodif 1 X 0 - ' T , 'IXA ov ' , c -M JUNIOR VARSITY-I959 X, . Linfon ix Q O Amsjrerdam iiiiix-off ' O La Salle Ts XX 33 Albany 6 I4 MonT Pleasanf O ff yi FOOTBQUQ nior VarsiTy-FronT Row, Idff To righT: Makofskf Clem- ,Q 'Q Qrhjhbeo, Trapani, Gidley, Farone A Gregory, BuTler, 4 ocki. Second Row: Greco, Fyvie, Reese, Wag- ner, MaroTa, VendeTTi, Zimolka STe ShaTTer, Corbef. V- gl Owii Team Hu Riu Qeoixom Coach, and Capiains-Leff to right Daniel Hackeff, Coach Bill Leonard, Richard Clemenle. CROSS COUNTY RECORD I959 Proclor Run 2nd. Grouf Run lsr. N.Y.U. Meer lsr. Sl. John's Run Isl. Secrionals Isl. lnrerseclionals Sth. J.V. Cross Counfry-Firs+ Row, lefi' fo righfz H. Picard M. Allway, T. Balco. G Coach Leonard looked forward To a good year wirh his cross counlry feam. l-le had seven varsily runners rerurning from his l958 Team: Seniors Dick Clemenfe, Dan l-lackell-one of our srrongesl runners, Joe Male and Gary Bailey, and iuniors: Fausrin Baron-an individual Tavorile since his freshman year, George Luchursf, Lou Negro and neophyle Roger Truesdale, who Turned our +o be a fine runner. During The Tirsr few days of praclice Dan l-lackerr and Dick Clemenle were elecled co-capfains. A+ The firsr meer, The learn scored a disappoinling second place. parfly due lo a change in rhe course. Coach Leonard, however, voiced orher Theories. The learn won The nexr meer, which was held ar Cenlral Park and fearured several New York reams. Fired wirh rhe rasre of vicrory, rhe runners wenf +o +he N.Y.U. Run in New York and finished Tirsr. A week larer, in 'rheir second New York race, They scored a solid Tirslr. Afrer lhose viclories They relurned +o rheir home course and won rhe secfionals. This made rhem eligible +o run in 'rhe inlersecfionals for a chance ar rhe s+a+e lille. Baron was consislenrly our number one man in rhese meels. Wifh rhe excepfion of Dan Hackerf, who ran a fine race, The in+ersec+ionals caughl rhe Team on a bad day, ending a fine season on a disappoinfing nofe. PA f Varsify Cross Counfry I959-Froni Row, leff +o righf: Lou Negro, I Vincenf Cox, Dick Clemenre lCo-Capfainl, Dan Hackefl' lCo-Capfainl, m ary Bailey. Second Row: Coach Leonard, Ernie Berger, Roger P. Lohaus, R. RiciHel.o. Second Row: E. Cornell. K. Royal, K. C-Sranf, F. Bianchi. Twesdaie George Lockmrsy Fausfm Baron Joe Male. '79 'A xl' . f' CROSS COUNTRY RECORD I959 Ufica meer Linfon 5'rh Crroui meer Linfon lsr Seclional Counselor ,af 1'7k Bmw Wlwul wa Mig llllafwli Varsify MaloreTTes Froni Row lefT To righT N Morrison Head Maloreffe Second Row C Mangano N aras T :rd ow CoavnTa Lezzi C ST John FourT Row J Rogers Tama C Piccolo R LvingsTon B Wassel Flffh Row A Meola S Todd B Krawieclu Capfalnl A. Zulcauskas M Pace Mrs Makofslu Adviser Missing On The TooTball Tield, on The baslceT- ball courT, and in parades, The maioreTTes colorfully represenT LinTon. They may be seen during TooTball games and parades in Their blue and whiTe miliTary uniforms wiTh perlcy monkey caps. During The halT-Time show The maioreTTes march and Twirl, leading The band and assisTing The cheerleaders wiTh The school songs aT in- Tervals during The game. AT baslceTball games, They also presenT marching and Twirling drills, Tor which They wear Their more informal uniforms, blue slcirTs wiTh whiTe sweaTers. The maioreTTes, indeed, add pep and enThusiasm To all our games. Junior Varsify MaioreTTeS-Leff To righfz S. Davis, A, Belli, N. Whife, J. Cusano. A. DeViTo, S. Silverman, J. Albohm. R. Rybicki P. Rogovfcz, E. Cammarofa, M. ResTiTo, A. Sammler, P. Benacgulsfo D. Gabriel. A. MarTing, J. DuTT, lMrs. Makofslci, Adviser-Missingl. VARSITY BASKETBALL Rome Free Academy Albany l.iHle Falls Bingllamlon Cenfral Vincenlian Amslerdam Mon? Pleasanlr Troy N.Y. Mililary Academy , Albany Amslerdam Solvay Mon? Pleasanl Vincenlian Troy New Yorlc Mililary Baslre+ball Fronf Row leff fo rghf Bob Ma ay Jack Wash ngfon Marshall Family. Second Row El el M Hal He r Row Dck Clemenle, James Seaman, Dave U 38s B I ffm... x r A I R . Linlon High Junior Varsify-Fron+ Row, leff fo rigl'1+: L. Van Slylce, L. Negro, R. Salnr. D. Sfelson, 'Q fs bb R. Young, P. Cognelfa, K. Granf, l-l. Edwards, L. Wyman A. Slmufls. Second Row: M. Rapavy, W Timmins, B. DeLuca B. Cook, M. Marshall, B. Winslow, H. Perryman, P. Tischler, G. Williams, J.Yales. 610 6 fx L M. Piccolo. L7 ' E q Q .f '16 Q! ,Z0,,!'ffjf6fj'W AS-i?7mfgs'BmgLwsue?i4P1Z J J.v. BASKETBALL FRESHME ET ALL Linlon Opp. Linfon Opp. 7I Rome 57 La Salle 55 54 Albany 45 Bishop Gibbons 69 7I Vincenlian 40 La Salle 47 84 Amslerdam 58 Sl. Johns 52 47 Mon? Pleasanl 80 MT. Pleasanl 55 70 Troy BO . Pleasanl 39 62 Albany 6 T. Jolnns 52 88 Amslerdam yi Bishop Gibbons 62 Mon? Pleasanl 83 Vincenlian Troy Bishop Gibbons 4555 Freshman Basketball-Fronf Row, leff fo righf: Gipsleln King, DelMonIco, Farrone, Maclr. Second Row: Allway, Grabo Newlon Malcolslnl, Coach Ludwig. pg 4 fp v Us ,A Krumwi MIL Cir. 'lapis im fllfum 'Ai BASKETBALL Linton's basketball team rates high among the best in the 30-year Nott Terrace-Linton history. By many, it is considered actually the greatest. At this writing, right atter the second Mont Pleasant game, the team has won every one ot its I3 games, and, counting the I5 straight games won to close last seasor, has achieved our 28th consecutfve victory. Also with this same game we have clinched our second consecutive Class A Section 2 champi- onshiplthis time as early as February I9. Qur boys have shown their ability to come trom behind. particularly in the tirst NYMA game which they won 62-59, pulling the contest out ot the tire in the tinal minute. In both games with our crosstown rival they also came from behind. ln the tirst game, played on the Mont Pleasant court, they rallied in the last tour minutes to win 52-47. ln the second game, they caught tire in the tinal quarter to tinish 7I-58 atter trailing each ot the tirst three quarters. In bath games with perennial nemesis Amsterdam, they led throughout. The starting tive consisted ot Barry Kramer t3O-point averagel, Jaclcie Washington, Bob Murray, Milne Sahr, and Jim Seaman. These were ably assisted by tine substitutes, incluoing Bob Elwell, Carl t-leiner, Dave Torre, Milne Ottati, Ed Rollins, Diclc Clemente, and Marshall Family. All showed the results ot Walt Przybylos coaching with their well- executed ottensive and detensive patterns, particularly with their ability to change detenses to meet new situations. -L 1 ww ffx .J ' 1, ' g. K2 , llllaiiwv 'Dim Dowrr Vidmii -.v f V7 T-. 'rw . W-'gi I wREsTLiNe TEAM RECORD-1959.60 1 u fy U. F 5.1 g LinTon Opp. T L4 ' K Q ' TM A Sarafoga 24 'L l 1' Albany HS. IO , W, v N. Y. MiliTary Il E Albany Academy IO I MonT PleasanT I8 Q BeThlehem CenTral 9 I V MonT PleasanT I6 TT A 'QR Albany T-l.S. T2 A Did noT place in Windsor TournamenT , Won 7, LosT I, CapT. Joe Crow, 7 T K LINTON J.V. LinTon Opp. Darrow I3 Albany Academy Darrow 3 MonT PleasanT 2I Won 3, LosT I VarsiTy Wresfling-FronT Row, leff To righT: R. lovinella 95 lb, M. BerhaupT lO3 lb. W. Crow T12 lb, R. Lippiello IZO lb, J. Crow I45 lb, Second Row: D. DeMichele lManagerl A. DeFillippo unlimiTed R. Dinsrnore l38 lb. R. McComb T54 lb, R, Truesdale T33 lb, F, LonTraTo I27 lb. P. Shulha lcoachl. up a 27-ll win wiTh Warren Crow, Bob Lippiello, and Ang Delielippo WRESTLING showing The way wiTh pins. Coach PeTer Shulha welcomed some TorTy boys Tor The TirsT LinTon boosTed iTs record To 3-I on January 22 as They deTeaTed pracTice in November. The squad narrowed down To abouT TiTTeen Albany Academy 29-IO in The cadeTs' gym. Scoring pins were Bob A --.' iTh several cT iasT years regulars among Those dropping ouT. McComb and Ang Delzelippo. On December 8. The Team Traveled To SaraToga Spa Tor iTs On January 29, arch rival MonT PleasanT visiTed LinTon. The season opener. The Spa wresTlers avenged lasT year's loss by Topping Raiders had noT been beaTen by LinTon Tor Tour and a halT years, The visiTcrs 24-I6. Roger Truesdale and Ron Dinsmore pinned Tor buf an aggressive eTTorT by The Blue and WhiTe surprised The visiTors l.inTon. 23-IS. Sparking The vicTory wiTh pins were Mike BerhaupT. Warren ATTer ChrisTmas The squad made a Trip To The Windsor Tourna- Crow, and Bob McComb. menT. AlThough none oT our boys made The Tinals The experience l.inTon was vicTorious over BeThlehem CenTral 3I-9 on February 8. ThaT They gained There was To help Them laler on in The season. Ron Dinsmore, Joe Crow and Bob McComb led The scoring wiTh pins. The Blue Devils bounced back sTrongly To whip Albany High AT The halTway mark in The season, The LinTon wresTlers, composed 28-IO on January l2, Pins by Warren Crow, Bob Lippiello, Ed OT qualiTy raTher Than' quanTiTy, looked Torward To The resT oT The LanTraTo. Bob McComb Joe Crow and Ang Del:elippo paced The geagon, glimaxed by The sedionalg QT The LinTon gym, vicTory. The ouTlook Tor nexT year is good wiTh Tive iuniors and one New York MiliTary Academy invaded our gym on January I6, buT Treshman wresTling on The varsiTy and a winning junior varsiTy ThaT was greeTed by a rapidly improving l.inTon squad. The hosTs racked holds yfgforieg Oyer Dai-row l9.l3 and Albany Academy 23.6, WresTling Squad-Fronf Row, lefT To righT: R. lovinella, M. BerhaupT, ROW: D. Dehflichele lManagerl, A. Delzillippo, F. AshworTh, R. Dins- R. Lippiello, W. Crow. N, T-lannan. Second Row: K. Zinssar. P. more. R. McComb, R. Truesdale, G. DiLallo, P. Wedikind. P. Shulha ShaTTer. J. Duguid, R, Laniewski, D. Clark, E. LonTraTo, J. Crow, Third lcoachl. fr V, A fix' fir, , Te X-.!' ' -7 i ev 'S' rx ' 4. , 1-' , s ' Tx? 'F'Y K if i Q ,T i. rg -N C' t M, , . i x I i i ill .. .. - -. ,, ' -M ..- -. . ..-A -- 'un W- .-... - -- ... ....A f? 'fr , . fr 'Q ii-Q no ' '. Sf mg ': X B f. .4-.q . 1' an nn. cl S - 2 11 can is in 11 1'-T2 in L, 113 v in A i X K ff., ix . Y ilu ,J . If in f , -1 f 'X QC' 5 11 in 31 31' 3 Ski Team-Fron? Row, lef? fo righ?: Bruce Barbeau. Jerry Paul, Jim Beers lCap?ainl. Second Row: Mr. Bar?le?? lCoachl, John Braid- wood, Ed Valachovic, Jim Callahan, Mike Kussman Neil lsenberg Dick Hucker. SKI TEAM During ?he pas? season, Mr. Bar?le?? coached ?he ski ?eam com- posed of ?en o? Lin?ori's bes? skiers. The ?irs? mee? in which ?hey par?icipa?ed was a? Royal Moun?ain. Cornpe?i?ion was ra?ed on individual scoring, Al?hough ?he boys did no? make an ou?s?anding showing a? ?his mee? ?he ?eam o? ?ive, made up ol cap?ain Jim Beers, Lynn Belbusri. Neil Isenberg, John Braldwood, and Jerry Paul, came in eigh?h place a? ?he Lake Placid Win?er Carnival a? which ?irne ?here were ?wen?y-?ive class B ?eams cornpe?ing. The ?eams represen?ed ?hir?y-seven schools. Ski Club-Fron? Row, lef? ?o righ?: Paul lVice Presiden?T Wya?? lPresiden?T, lsenberg lTreasurerT. Second Row: Carron DaMassa Cassillo, Kane Hay, Conroy, Sherburne. Shalrnan Kme?z Fleming Cohen, Richard. Riedinger, Coken, Lthrnann Schladae Wur?h Wif- son. Third Row: Mr, Cook lAdviserT Dunn. Luebke, Russel, Sciler. ' Glide Down gvwwg Qlopei ng. . an -...4 -.. . - U 7 -.. .,..,, .-,. - - u. - N ' . --o.--... ' ' -s-.un af r-an-n . -q 'un ss V ski CLUB The Ski Club gave Lin?on's skiing en?husias?s an oppor?uni?y ?o ski wi?h ?heir friends a? various ski resor?s. Presiden? Sarah Wya??, vice-presiden? Jerry Paul, and secre?ary Neil lsenberg worked wi?h Mr. Cook, ?he sponsor, ?o arrange ?rips ?o various ski areas in New York and in ?he New England s?a?es. The bus usually lef? on a Sa?urday morning and re?urned in ?he evening. When ?he groups arrived a? ?he ski area, ?he skiers ?ook various slopes according ?o lheir abili?y. O??en ?he more experienced skiers advised and helped ?he less skilllu, ones. l? one ?ook ?he responsibili?y o? ?eaching a novice, i? was also his du?y ?o go ?or help I? sorne?hing wen? wrong. l? a beginner was hesi?an? abou? inves?ing in equipmen?. he could usually ren? skis, boo?s, and poles ?rom ?he ski area. ,lohns?on, Todd Livings?on Nero Broers Burne?? Maurycy, l.u?Z Ab bo??, Mar?ing, Higgins, Schuyler. Monroe Miller Brown. Fourfh Row Braidwood, Callahan. Barbeau Valachovic Hersch Harrison Hucker Gershon, Bowers, Kussman, Beers. dh Qu! 1 Qs 1 6 wild Nm Oni Umm I959 BASEBALL For The second year in a row, LinTon l ligh's baseball Team ouTclassed iTs compeTiTion and ran OTT wiTh The secTion ll class A championship. Coach Przybylo's nine showed a league slaTe of seven wins and only one loss. The overall record was Ten wins and Two losses. The lone loss oT The non-league braclceT came aT The hands OT 5coTia in a 6 To 3 duel. LinTon avenged The loss To ScoTia by whipping Them I5 To O. The Team, which was composed primarily of seniors. had a very successTul season alThough They played wiThouT The services oT STeve Bucheim because of an injury he had received. STeve was The previous year's TinesT piTcher posTing a record oT 5-0. Coach Przybylo had counTed heavily on him Tor This season. The season was highlighTed BASEBALL-I959 by greaT Team and individual eTTorTs. The Team high spoTs were a 6-O vicTory over arch-rival MonT PleasanT, a IO-I win over Troy, a I3-O win over AmsTerdam, and I5-O and 2I-6 vicTories over ScoTia and Draper. The individual peak OT The year came in The Albany game when LinTon posTed iTs second Triple play of The school hisTory. This Tabulous TeaT was accomplished by a ground ball hiT To Barbieri who Then Threw To ColTer and in Turn Threw To Connors. Besides showing a Tine season, The Blue- Devil mound corps esTablished a new sTrilce-ouT record. The player who perTormed This was Billy Connors wiTh 68 sTrilce- ouTs. The baTTer who led The Team in hiTTing was Jim Barbieri wiTh a .422 baTTing average. l-le was Tollowed by Billy Connors and MarTy Dwore wiTh .4OO each. Junior VarsiTy Baseball--Fron+ Row, leTT To righT: Michael Ryan, TimoThy Lawless. Benson King, Richard T:eTTer, John Reilly, Richard Brazell, Edmond Abdella, Coach Bob Ludwig. Second Row: Richard FosTer, William King, Paul Lawrence, James Lane, James Crossley, John Cocca, John YaTes, Joseph JasTrebslri, Lawrence Finnegan, savif' LinTOn Opp. 4 Draper 3 . O lv1onT PleasanT 2 IO Troy I 3 ScoTia 6 7 Albany O 6 AmsTerdam O 6 MonT Pleasan+ O 7 Troy O I5 ScoTia O 5 Albany 4 2I Draper 6 I3 AmsTerdam 0 Class A Champs IO-2 Varsify Baseball-FronT Row, leTT To righT: James Barbieri. PeTe Fen- Dwgre, Edward Rollins, Ben Winslow, Bob Murray, Karl Heiner niclcs, RoberT CoulTer, Manager Allan ShuTz. Second Row: Coach W. Przybylo, William Mascucci, William Connors, Dave Mullarlcey, MarTin Donald Deluca. i 6 i L.-vil..lflTif B l,wI2ocwgluxpeA ITTTHNQTTQTMT LINTON'S RECORD-7 WINS, 4 LOSSES LinTon 3 MonT PleasanT 4 LinTon 7 Troy O l.inTon 5 Albany 2 LinTon O Albany Academy 7 LinTon 6 MonT PleasanT I LinTon 7 Troy O LinTon 2 OneonTa 5 LinTon 7 Albany I LinTon 2 Albany Academy 5 LinTon 6 HeaTly I LinTon 5 Hudson ISecTionalsl O I959 TENNIS LinTon High Schoolls Tennis Team improved on lasT year's record by posTing' under Alex La- Rocco's second year oT coaching, a 7 win 4 loss record. The pealcs oT The season were The meeTings wiTh TradiTional rival MonT PleasanT. ATTer losing The TirsT maTch To MonT PleasanT in a close 4-3 duel, LaRocco's boys came back sTrongly To posT an impressive 5-I vicTory. Also highlighTing This year was The copping oT The SecTional Championships. This came via a 7-O win over Hudson. The only blemishes on This year's record, be- sides The loss To MonT PleasanT, Tell aT The hands oT a powerful Albany Academy squad and peren- nial SouThern-Tier powerhouse, OneonTa. This year's young squad gave each of These Teams a real baTTIe scoring 7-O, 5-2, and 5-2. Seniors Barry MaleTzlcy and John BarTleTT were senT To The InTersecTionals aT Garden CiTy, Long Island. WiTh The loss of only These Two boys Through graduaTion, LinTon's '60 Team, wiTh Tive ouT of seven refurning, can look Torward To im- proving This year's record. Besides The Tive varsiTy reTurnees-Jim Cirincione, Ron Backer, Richard Sahr, WalT Harp, Doug Ille-up Trom The junior varsiTy are Bob Bowers and Jerry Connors. ' . Varsify Tennis-FronT Row, leTT To rigI'1T: Barry MaleTzky, Richard Sahr, Zachary Hannan, Ronald Backer. Second Row: Coach LaRocco, Douglas llle, James Cirincione, WaI+er Harp, George Miller, John BarTIeTT. Junior VarsiTy Tennis-Fronf Row, leff To righT: Richard Sahr, RoberT WhiTaker. John Rylrowslci, Gerald Connors. Second Row: Coach LaRocco, Douglas llle, RoberT Bowers, James Callahan, Charles Hanrilen, Philip CogneTTa. 'Fri I 1. my ,. 3 X Qmocxx Track Team-FronT Row, lefT To righT: Coach Leonard, Male, De- Trzeca ec a o mn S PM OTH PCCGFC3 CON Grd Flippo, Sfipano, RaeThka, T'lackeTT, Baron Bailey, Za'ondeck Lelzlore FourTh R rame u a eo R cc Te o Lohes LockhersT ox Volpe, Negro. Second Row: Doc ClemenTe, Ivlangino, Berger Trues- M59 Gram MQTT dale, Killian, 5TcwarT, Zalondeck, Bianchi, EaTon. Third Row: Torre TRACK-T959 Leonard's Trackmen sTarTed The season againsT Hudson Falls wiTh a 75 To 20 win. LinTon Then losT To Tv1onT PleasanT 86 To l8. LinTon came back sTrong in a 65 To 30 win againsT Glens Falls. LinTon Took eighT TirsT places and made a clean sweep in The 440 yard run and The discus Throw. AT The New PalTz relays, LinTon enTered seven evenTs and placed in six of Them: Two TirsTs, Two second places, and Two TourTh places. The 2200 yard medley Team, comprised of Jim DePasquale-440, Dan O'Rourke-220. Dan I-lackeTT-660, and Joe Male--880, Took TirsT place. Barry Kramer Took TirsT-The high jump. The Two mile relay Team wiTh Dick ClemenTe. Garry Bailey, Tom Finnegan, and FausTin Baron copped a second place. ln The shoT puT Dick Brainard Took anoTher second. LinTon scored TourTh place Tinishes in The 880 yard relay and in The pole vaulT. On our own Track, LinTon beaT Albany 53-42 in a hard foughT meeT. LinTon scored seven TirsTs againsT Albany's Tour. wiTh LinTon Taking TirsTs in all evenTs excepT The sprinTs, sprinT relays, and low hurdles. AlThough LinTon losr in The secTionals. FausTin Baron wiTh his 4:37 mile. Tom Finnegan wiTh his 2:02.I half mile and Dan l'lackeTT wiTh a 52.9 quarTer mile earned Themselves represenTaTion Tor This secTion in The inTersecTionals aT Cornell UniversiTy. 86 QQ :-.1 '15 ' .Q G Spiked Shoe Club-Fron'r Row, lefT To righT: Mr. Leonard lCoachl, Dick STipano. Joe Male, Dan l-lackeTT, Gary Bailey. Second Row: Mike Volpe, Al Raefhka, Fausfin Baron, Ted Zalondek. Lou Negro gin Qui? ofTem W X1 SPIKED SHOE SOCIETY Spiked Shoe SocieTy is composed of boys whose main a+hIe+ic inTeresTs lie in The fields of Track and cross counTry. They keep meeTs running smooThly by having equipmenT in The righT place aT The riqhf Time. GOLF LinTon's golf Team has done very well during The pasf Two seasons. Since Mr. Boehm has been coaching golf, boTh aT Terrace and LinTon, his Teams have won The Sec- Tionals six ouT of Ten years. LinTon's firsT golf Team had Ten wins. one Tie, won The Secfionals, and finished second aT The lnfersecfionals. LasT spring's Team had anofher good season wiTh Twelve wins. and one Tie. They meT wiTh dis- appoinTmenT aT The Secfionals, however, losing iT by one sfroke. The highlighT of The season was The preseason inviTaTion To Long Island where LinTon played a pracTice maTch wiTh Three Long lsland schools. Mr. Przybylo, who will coach golf from now on, looks forward To a good Twelve-maTch season wiTh a probable Team of Mike Sahr, Jack Gold, Tom SchmidT, Jim Reid. Don Dwore. PeTe Famiano, and Al Bilgore. Golf Team-LefT To righT: John Gold lvlke Salnr Don Dwore Tom Schmidt Jim Reid, Coach Boehm. GOLF I959 I2 wins f, no losses l Tie wk -- --l ff' Come On Team. hr! Come On Team, hr! Come On. Tea Come On. Tea Fighl, Fighf. Fig l Twenfy-one cheerleaders o rhe varsi'ry and iunior varsify squads are seleci' d on a basis of good characler, leadershi abili . good scholasric sranding, and physical coo dinafion. Our squads This year ave worked energerical- ly and enfhusiasrically + promofe inreresl and pride in fhe sporrs and r nsfill a feeling of school spirir. They have infrodu several new cheers and ideas ro our sfudenr bod Under 'rheir able lead- ership, we enioyed a no blue-whire day. a pep rally our-of-doors wirh cheerleaders on +he roof. and many excirin ernoons and evenings cheering for our learns. Junior Varsi+y right Helen Price, Deanna DeBlase, June Snell, Kafie Welsh Belh O'Connor. Elsie W Herwerfh, Julie Reich- ling, Barbara Blanchard, lMiss Bauer. Adviser-Missingl. an -V 1 F.. Y..- A. , ,...-4-M g. ,. ,.l- ,N-,- ,funn-MNH Y Y '32 F i ' Pep Club-Fronf Row, Ieff fo righf: Mrs, Jeweff IAdviserI, Clrin- cone Rasfe Buclcey Menace Dilvles Gabrie' ITreasurerI, Lasky IPresiden+I, Conroy IVice Presidenij DeVi+a ISergean+ af Armsl, Cassiilo Kupiec Gniiilh, Barone, Second Row: Buell, Mangin, Czuber- ral I-Ialslead, Defkngelus, Shaw Kilian, Gleason, Boiani, Grand, PEP CLUB Pep Club members aspire Io promole school spiril. They accomplish This goal by selling shalceroos, worlcing in slcils Tor pep assemblies, and supporling Teams al games. All members musl be willing lo worlc on commilfees, allend meelings once every Iwo weelcs, and be presenl al all games. I k 1 hi i Dllmas DeNegr's, Sfanron. Third Row: Duguid, Liffle Rogers, While Seralini I.aPorTa Brown Rybicki, Duff, Pulialico DaMassa, Zampella, Carrfpn. Eourfh Row: Nappi, Rain Dubee, Korlrin, DeMaHio, Famiano Sabieslc' Ingram, Johnslon Blanchard, Pucci Kucavilc, Arnow. Fiffh Row: Bucicley, Price, Scripa, Snell. LITTLE BLUE DEVILS This year, a new cheering seclion, known as Liffle Blue Devils, was formed. Eddie Hayes, a Linlon senior, founded The club lo promole school spiril' al lhe games and sporls evenls. Membership is open To Linlon boys who wish lo encourage lheir reams 'ro win. There are abouf sixly members al The presenl Time. Li+'fIe Blue Devils-Eroni Row, Ieff 'Io righf: Campanv QIMN Paoie K ii' LaIf'an 1j'e Pelfer Lane Arwnfnw I1 Dumas Reid, Cirincione. 'sf Harrell Hayes IPresidenII Tleapzifant Haynes, Harrfson De- Third Row: Sewage, Timmins Lorcr, Lelziore Capu o, Mularirey M :nee Ales. Second Row: Mr, DeVVan IAdviserI, Gvldberger Snyder, Baiey Mchlca Whlfalrer, Sanfore ' Hersch Serowiclr, ed ' 4 , :Q 35 KQQlR!iA UML Tenpimi A x BOWLING LinTon Won AmsTerdam Won MonT PleasanT Won Albany LosT MonT PleasanT Won AmsTerdam LosT MonT PleasanT Albany Bowling Team-FronT Row, lefT To righT: John Lusk ITeam CapTainl, Francis Trzeciak. Robert DuranTe, Dick FeTTer, Mr. Reisenger lAdviserl. Second Row: Dick Lane. Jim Cirincione, Dick FosTer. I 959-60 BOWLING TEAM LinTon High's bowling Team, under The direcTion oT Mr. Reisenger, is keeping up wiTh The Tine sTanding of pasT Teams. Up unTil This wriTing They claim a 6 win, I loss slaTe. Two maTches remain To be bowled. They are wiTh MonT PleasanT and Albany. In Class A compeTiTion The regulars have shown a 4-O record. So Tar This season, The high single and high Triple showings go To Dick FosTer. His single is a Tine 249 showing and his Triple, a respecTable 599. IT is inTeresTing To noTe ThaT The lowesT average Tor The season is I6O while The high Bowling Club-Fronf Row, leTT To righf: F. Fischer, E. KrysTofik, L. Sofer. Second Row: S. Schick lTreasurerl, M. Springer lPresidenTl, B. Cirincione, B. DiMeo, L. Zampella, Mr. Reisenger lAdviserl. Third Row: M. Miranda, F. Trzeciak lVice PresidenTl, H. Herrmann, G. Ter- williger, B. Rozen, D. FeTTer, R. Duranfe. Fourih Row: J. Salvino, D. FosTer. R. Mead. A. Papienuk, J. Cirincione, R. Lane. runs abouT IBO plus. This Team showing is one of The reasons Tor The success oT The Team This year. The squad carries nine men. AT presenT, iT is made up oT juniors and seniors. Junior regulars include Dick FeTTer, Dick Lane, Jim Cirincione, Chuck Belamy and Frank Tryzeak. The Tour senior bowlers are capTain John Lusk. Frank Thomas. Bob DuranTe, and Dick FosTer. NexT year's Team can be assured oT even bigger Things wiTh Tive oT The nine reTurning. 3 G7 5 'Q it Helping Hull l T. -fl Ogg:- IV' h .- J A ,fi wif A+hIe+ic Service Squad-Fronf Row, le'FT To righT: David Pepin. Jack Gold. Sfeve WaTTs, Ronald Sahr. Second Row: Daniel Sweeney, Jim Reid, Tom Schmidt Don Dwore, Mike Sahr. ATHLETIC SERVICE SQUAD Preparing programs. selling programs, and lining play- ing Tields are examples of The numerous duTies perlformed by members of The AThleTic Service Squad To aid The aTh- leTic deparTmenT in myriads oT ways. The sTudenTs aTTend- ing or parTicipaTing in aThleTic evenTs deeply appreciaTe The services of These boys. r f ' .J S-.J ,F LJ' GYM AIDES AmbiTious pupils who have Tree Time and who have an urge To puT Time To good use become Gym Aides in The physical educaTion deparTmenT. By answering The Tele- phone, Talcing aTTendance, and being OT general assisTance To The gym Teachers, The Aides display Their willingness, responsibiliTy, and dependabiliTy. Gym Aides-FronT Row, lefT To righT: B. CarTer, S. Burroughs. C, DaMassc R. l-lainey, S. l-luTTen. Second Row: G, Reber, A. Belli, C. Kane. J. GuThinger. N. Ricci A. Meigher, B. Krawieclri, R. Solcal. M. McLoughlin. 1 T U-7 f, f-ez 4 'V , ' K ' 1 V Q, 5 5' 1 0 Q, s -1- - fe 1 f'gn:e f.fLg im ' if-iff? 2 R A V:,i.L,i 4 SMMLG N X X . mx N . 1 f - ..l. '1-sr --on-nf Sfudenf Council-Fronl Row, lefl fo righf: Thibodeau, Parn- ily, Price, Masfriani, l-lerwerlh Meigher, Basile, Graziane, Schmidi, Ferguson, l-lewill, Johnson, Caldwell. Second Row: Perdue, Soller Rybiclci, Piccolo, Krawiecki, Jacobs, Carnpano, Goodhearl. Neisz, Sanlulli, Harlman, Wurlh. Third Row: Zebuda, Mashula, Bouck, l-laclrell, Mangin, Burns, DeCvennaro, Cochrane, Goble, Perryrnan, Pepin, DePasquale, Piccolo. Fourih Row: Haynes, Whilalcer, Bricoccoli, Marolfa, Snyder, Ealon, Spadalora, Guerriero, Small, Weaver. Fifrh Row: Angers, Bodine, King, Murray, fxrnow, Jones, DiSarro. STUDENT COUNCIL The Sludenl Council, composed ol homeroom represenlalives and alfernales, has engaged in an exfremely aclive year. By selling sloclc, solicifing donarions, and sponsoring dances, lhe Council has raised a large enough fund so lhal ir will be possi- ble lo have a foreign exchange sludenr al Linlon nexr year. Added accornplishmenls ol lhis year's members are rhe sale ol bus liclcefs, lhe acquisirion of a millq machine, and The presenlalion of lhe popular Sporrs and Rhylhm Nighr. Sfudenf Council Allernales-Fronf Row, leff +o righf: Shaw, Lasky. Slafhis Bala, Schlegel, Carron, Ingram Mangano, Maicriello, Rofundo, Russell, Riedinger. Second Row: Walls, Bowman, Ballaglioli, McKee, Nappi, Kilian, Rogowicz, Slarlc Knox, Brown. Palmer, l-leiner. Third LL. 3 Sfudenf Council Officers-Lefl' +o righlz Mrs. lversen lSponsor Gary Neapolrfano Mr Rowe lsponsorl, Elaine Angerosa, Pal Basile, Sally Harlow Wolfe, Pane Schullz, Waperhouseg Maifi f Y Row: Riccilello, Crossley, Slipano, Schindler Huclcer Johnslon Cognella, Cossey, Gold, McKone Schachler Fourfh Row Cohen me J ,LQ Sm Twwil Swufaw H wi..- Al 5 : 443' n' 33' X sfvm Linfonian Reserves-FronT Row, IefT To righT: Miss MarTin IAdviserI, BGFVOWST KVGUS- YOUUQT Baker' Geiefl Third ROW: Tumefi FVGUCIOSQ Drooz, Pincus RoTundo. AlTieri, Novak. BoTzman, Wollman, Tews. DGPGUIGT F5130 Neiszi Wood. Foreman. Crowe. FVGHCGT WGSSeVm5ni Picazio. Second Row: Binder, Lomasney, GriTTiTh, Cohn, Bendall. COOPER LINTONIANS The LinTonians, Tormerly The Terrace Guards, have been in exisTence since The early I93O's. They have devoTed many hours oT service aT dances, assemblies, and sporTing evenTs, always upholding The saTeTy and well-being of The sTudenTs. The organizaTion is ouTsTanding in iTs loyal conTribuTion To The school. LINTONIAN RESERVES The LinTonian Reserves Torm a group which supplemenTs The regular LinTonians. They are promoTed on The basis of service To The school. LINTONIAN OFFICERS The oTTicers are elecTed by The members of The organizaTion on The basis oT Their leadership abiliTy. IT is Their responsibiIiTy To see ThaT The organizaTion operaTes smooThly and ThaT The members carry ouT Their assignmenTs. LinTonian Officers-Fronf Row, leTT To righT: C. Cornell lFirsT Sergeanfl I. LeFlore lFirsT LieuTen- anTI, P. MarTin lCapTainl, D. EpsTein ISecond LieuTenanTl. Second Row: N. STark ISTaT'I Ser- geanTI, R. Odza ISergeanTl, B. Shaw lcorporall. LinTonian Regulars-Fronf Row, leTT To righT: J. Sherburne, P. Marino, J. Schwennker, S. B. CarTer lTecI1nicaI SergeanTl. Mr. Holbrook PloTnik. L. SoTer, B. Becker. L. Knapp, A. Miele, N. Boyden. Second Row: A. Berkman. V. lAdviserI, Third Row: E. WrighT ICorporaIl. S. Rippere, K. I-lackebeil, I.. Snyder, N. Gayer, A, MarTing, J. Shirk, P. Abboff, Y. Dehncke. Fiske lCorporaII, S. Harlow ICorporaII, A. Lapi- Third Row: C. King. I.. Goble, L. Budka, F. Carey, I.. Welsh, J. Rykowski, E. Szumiloski. dus ICorporaII. -o Q7 1 ' VS W Y N' Q P A F' JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The Junior ExecuTive CommiTTee direcTs The social acTiviTies oT The iunior class The members plan The Junior Prom, sponsor school dances, conducT candy sales and oTher money-malcing evenTs, collecT class dues, and lceep class records. Junior ExecuTive CommiTTee-Fronf Row, leTT To righT: Mrs. Conroy Sommer Higgins Seypura DeBiase, Lawless. Third Row: Volpe IGuidance Deanl, Cagnlna, DeViTo, Silverman Lezzi lSecreTaryI Killion ITreasurerI FeT+er lVice Presiden+I, Bowers, Sahr, Cirincione Rasile, Nelson. Picazio, CzubernaT Miele, Schlegel, Mr. DuTcher IPresidenTI Lane Eberfe Grecco, PeTerson. lsocial Deanl. Second Row: WhiTal:er Puliaiico Cohen Reichling xc 'is C X Q Freshman ExecuTive CommiTTee-FronT Row, IeTT To righT: Mrs. Leonard ISociaI Deanl, Dilaascual, Carron, Rapp, Kussman IPresidenTI, I-lackeTT fTreasurerI, Fay ISecreTaryI, DeLuca lVice Presi- denTI. Bodine, Vanlfleeclc, ManTra, Mr. LaRocco fGuidance Deanl. Second Row: Rodriguez, Bell, Bouclc, PopowiTz, Gaiewslci, Miller, Buckley, Nacco, WiTlrowsIci, SanTorelli. Third Row: Polesny, Schuld- iner, Brown, Wood, Famiano, Edwards, Salvino, KmeTz. FRESHMAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Each Treshman homeroom eIecTs a represenTaTive and alTernaTe To Torm The Freshman ExecuTive CommiTTee. This group helps esTablish The policies and goals oT The class. The duTies of The Freshman Exec- uTive CommiTTee are To selecT The class colors, To wriTe The class song, To malce plans Tor raising money, and To record Tor Three years The acTiviTies oT each member oT The class. Q0 o I7 -qi N , we I L, 'Q ,,...-..s i T I 'TS e-Sir We I Luck i chi Q! is ' CW' ' STAMP SELLERS In every homeroom, The sTamp seller is an elecTed represenTaTive who sells The sTamps Tor The school's money-saving sTamp bool: plan. The pur- chaser oT a sTamp boolc may aTTend all home aThleTic conTesTs wiThouT TurTher charge. The pos- session oT a sTamp bool: also enTiTles The owner To a copy oT The annual yearbook, a subscripTion To The school paper, and admission To The All-School ParTy. STamp Sellers-FronT Row, IeTT To righT: Schiclc. WurTh Kane, Campbell, Ingram, ATTanasio, Buckley, I-IewiTT, Werrell. Second Row: Wollman, Glover, Maxon, Way, Gizzi, Spe- nello, Mennillo, Pirro, Lewis, Korkin, Wilbur, Zaporowicz. Third Row: Saplin, Brown, Quinn, STenard, Schuyler, Higgins, Brown, I-lalsTead Allen, Sableski RoTh, Polesny. FourTh Row: Cossey, Gold, WhiTalcer, Bowers, Coolc, I-Tamlen, Murray, Kilroy, Schuldiner, Guely, Miranda. lMr. Larson, Adviser-Missingl. VTYXQ gwiiiiw Li Tlwiii llllowr Omce Aides--FronT Row, lefT To righT: Nappi, Farniano, King, Pischer. Second Row: Small, Champagne, AusTeld BysTer, MarchanT, Caschera, LamonT, Moser, Paludi, De- Felippo, l-lewiTT. OFFICE AIDES Commercial sTudenTs aid The secreTaries oT The adminisTraTion oTTices by answering Telephone calls, delivering messages, Tiling maTeriaI, disTribuTing mail, and delivering absenTee lisTs. 5 1 STudenT STore Club-FronT Row, lefT To rigl1T: Earl, Liberski, MasTroianni, Gra- ziane lSecreTaryl, AlberTi. Second Row: Lane, Piper, Euler, Rybicki, Zaporo- wicz Ureasurerl, Warner, Loeber, DiSimone, RuTer, Jones lvice PreSidenTl. McNeal lPresidenTl, FriTzen, Broome, Mr. Ludwig lAdviserl. STUDENT STORE CLUB Membership in The STudenT STore Club is open To sTudenTs Taking ReTail Selling. Each club member gains pracTical experience by working in The sTore aT leas+ Twice a weelc, waiTing on cusTomers, using The cash regisTer, and puTTing sToclc on The shelves. KEY CLUB The Key Club is a service organizaTion sponsored by The Kiwanis Club. WiTh The Tunds raised by selling colce aT dances and oTher school TuncTions, The club enTer- Tains paTienTs aT Sunnyview l-lospiTal people of The Children's Home. By and gives a roller slcaTing parTy Tor The young serving oThers, The Key Club develops a sense of independence wiThin The Trameworlc oT group uniTy. Key Club-FronT Row, lefT To righT: AronowiTz, piello, Harris, King, Palmer, Pandori, Piccolo. Second Row: LaRocco lAdviserl, DeMaTTeo, Elwell, Buena, Governorl OTTaTi Ureasurerl, Cirincione lVice lPresidenTl McNeal lSecreTaryl lile Cog eTTa Sahr, Bowman, Lip- Killion lLieuTenanT PresidenTl HaclceTT Third Row: Guerra, Rykowslri, Keller, LaMonTagne, Lane, NeapoliTano, Mr. Wh1Talcer, Sahr, Sahr, Bowers STillman, Male, Alois, Goldberger, Cohen. FourTh Row: Baron, Snyder Cook, Morin, Kramer, Torre Heiner Murray, WashingTon Winslow Harp, Bricoccoli Savage Kussman. Haynes DiCerbo. '56 x ociallifaallinim 2 r 3 4 l IZE 6? if 1 hi? V b' N xi f T F 1 T S T f T 7? , T I Af 3 I T ii A 3 5 1 if E G 5, E1 If ,lf ? V I X, H f ii' T ' vm ' T ,f 3 1. 1 A' X Fronf Row, leff To righT: PaTricia Lezzi, Carol Mangano, Frances PenTa, PaTricia lngram. Second Row: Mary Ann Pace, Sally Harlow, Elaine Angerosa, Lynne ArndT. Princesses Sally Harlow and Elaine Ange- rosa wafch princess Carol Mangano be crowned by Gary Neapolifano. 98 QQ? , n 3 AVRlL AMOUR -JUNIOR PROM Avril Amour, a TanTasy oT an evening in a Parisian Paradise, was The Theme of The Junior Prom oT The Class of I96O. AT This gala evenT Gary NeapoliTano, class president crowned eighT lovely princesses chosen by The junior class. Gary Neapolifano, Linda Herwerfh, Bob Murray and Mary Ellen Quinn lead The Grand March. V, Q ' T- ff T T 5 s 4 5-uv Junsor Prom Commsffee Fronf Row ef fo rsghi' Wsllsams Shaw Sommer Gufowsks Secon Row Mr Dufcher Advsser Joslsn Wesner I-larfman Jarelc Lezzs Ruler Third Row Reschlsnq ICOCIIBIFTTIBI1 Sslverman ICOCI'laII'fT18l'l Caqnsna Glafer Hamlen Whsfaker Hsqqsns Marlsng Msele J Iv SENIOR BALL COMMITTEE The Sensor Ball Commsffee success fully planned and arranged for Ihss years Sensor Ball over whsch a delsghfful Hawas san afmosphere prevasled t K A Sensor Ball Commslfee Fronf Row Iefi fo rsghf M I-le H B Warner S Murphy AssssIan+ Chasrman M usnrs General Chasrman R S kal Mss Bu s Advsser econd Row C Kane B Maslrsans A Frankel B Karner l.eFore J Bal S Ha SENIOR BANQUET The General Commsffee coordsnafed The many arranqemenls necessary for a worfhwhsle and ensoyable Sensor Banque+ 2 Sensor Banquei CommsHee Fronr Row Ieff 'so rsghl' Lynne Barro s Elasne Anqerosa Pa? Lezzs General Chasrman Par Serapql o M ss Bucc Advsser Second Row Ann Marse Suracs Joe Haynes Bob Murray Assssiani Chasrman Dan Haclceif Ks'r+y Woznsak , ' 5 ' 3 X1 ' qs N f Liz I X W- ' ' T N 8 - . Q -I We ' ' f ay ,.,. I.,. . 0 N, ' 'F 1 ' A' ' In I 4 '1 A I I '3 5 . If , - , H' X, I 1 an s s I ' ' - , If ' 1 ' ' , , , 1 a I A 7 ,sl I I I . ,Q . 1 . y l y .I n . t . . 0 5 Y ' ,J A K, x x 7 IJ . Y K tl A Q 5 I' X ' 4. .7 . , J M .I X In YJ X ! JI V IL? v X-J X , . 7 3' x A 9 Q 5 JJ U ' ', I J fr' . f' as M -. 1 s W s , JI 5 - - - Iv Y y . . . .- A ' ' Q' I P' ' - I L '7 i. A ' I s ' ' s,-.o' s' s.'.Q'sY is 's. S : . , , ' ', . , . r , I. l , . a, . rlow. 3 ' It es ' if 0 a ' I ' -1. I 2 1 s s I s I ' I. I : . .I y I . . ,V V . . ' ge1uiic0fUicQolwollwi1LCowmuuiiIii Hl-Y CreaTing, mainTaining, and ex- Tending high sTandards oT char- acTer in The home, in The school. and in The communiTy are The ob- iecTives of The HI-Y organizaTion. By parTicipaTing in The YouTh and GovernmenT program. The Model UniTed NaTions Assembly, and various service proiecTs in The communiTy and school, The club achieves This purpose. Through inTormaTive discussions wiTh com- muniTy leaders, club members broaden Their perspecTive in our ever-changing world. Junior Achievers-FronT Row, lef+ To rigl1T: Knapp, Paludi, GarreTT, GarreTT, Cohn, Flynn, Urban, Lewis, Famiano, Burns. Second Row: SeviTs, Schryver, STewarT, Wennar, Shimer, Jenkins, Kor- kosz, Meyer, Binder, Cooper. Third Row: Geier, Mann, Wedekind, Murphy, Tisch- ler, Zampella, Eberle, Zuckerman, Le- Flore, Georgelas, IO0 fb QQ-.c,': TRl-HI-Y Tri-l-li-Y is The sisTer organizaTion To The Hi-Y and is primarily a service organizaTion. The mem- bers also parTicipaTe in The YouTh and GovernmenT proiecT and The model UniTed NaTions General Assembly. This year The club adopTed a new con- sTiTuTion conTaining imporTanT changes in member- ship qualiTicaTions. Tri-Hi-Y-Fronf Row, leff To righ+: Miss MarTin iAdviserT, PorTnoy, Angers, Campbell lTreasurerl, Shapiro iSecreTary,, Riedinger lPresidenTl, l-lerwerTh lVice PresidenTl, HewiTT lSergean+ aT Armsi, PenTa lChaplainT, Caldwell iPubliciTy Chairmanl, CarTer. Second Row: Colburn, T-lerwerTh. Abraham, Way, GuTowski, Buckley, Springer, MasTriani, lngram, Conroy, Jacobs, Third Row: Basile, Marino, Sher- burne, Meola, Gleason, Angerosa, AbboTT, Albohm, Pace, Wilson, Basile. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT Junior AchievemenT, Through The aid oT local indusTry, acquainTed The Teenager wiTh The Tunda- menTals oT The business world. This year There were sixTeen companies including Three specialized groups. Each company raised iTs own capiTal by selling sTock aT TiTTy cenTs a share. Then The company members designed, produced, and sold Their producTs. The Three specialized groups were noT run as The oTher ThirTeen. They had predeTer- mined producTs. The bank was money head- quarTers Tor all The J.A. companies. VOJA, Voice oT Junior AchievemenT, produced a weekly halT hour program on radio sTaTion WGY. JANCUS. Junior AchievemenT Newspaper Company-Union STar. prepared a page which appeared in The paper on SaTurday evenings. All companies liguidaTed by The end oT May. The Achievers became well rounded individu- als, learning business TuncTions and acTiviTies. All who parTicipaTed in The program realized ThaT Junior AchievemenT had done much Tor Them. Hi-Y-Froni Row, leff To righT: Mr. DeWan lAdviserl, Bowman, Burns isecrefaryi, Harp lVice PresidenTl, WhiTaker iPresidenTl, Cornell Hreasureri, GipsTein, Lohaus, Shuldiner. Second Row: Picard, Lawless, Snyder, Fleming, LaMonTagne, Alois. Brazell, Kussman, Kins, Dumas, PeTerson. Third Row: McNeal, STillman, Delnasquale, Morin, WaTrous, Tischler. Murphy, Briggs, Odza, Frankel. Q .ef N12 L awe 'RCW mv eff OWYUPQQ Q I A Ruby' N6Q:xQ,jc.Pv.AQdC-Xfbief 501 f's'Xfi v0 Tvqrt-L' 6 -4+ , .. I,- .A gQkJ, A COMMUNICATIONS STAFF Answering calls To The rooms during The day and playing The music heard in The corridors are duTies oT The boys on The com- municaTions sTaTT. .,---1 an .f.c.-.x'. CommunicaTions STaTf-FronT Row, lef+ To righh Jim Eberle Terry Burns Dan Sweeney, Dave Glafer. Second Row: Eddy Pane. JUNIOR RED CROSS ASSISTANTS The philosophy of The members oT The Junior Red Cross is To help Those in need. This year The Junior Red Cross AssisTanTs exemplified This aTTiTude by raising money To buy useful arTicles To Till a chesT To send To a needy counTry. They also conducTed a drive in The homerooms To increase Red Cross Q membership. Junior Red Cross AssisTanTs-Fronl' Row, leff To righfz LieseloTTe Schleqel. Jane Bodine, Miss Lewis IAcIviSerI, PaT Lezzi IChairmanI. Second Row: CynThia Di- Sarro, Sue Knox, Dan HaclceTT, Donna Duquid, Jane Bala. Aqalha Nappi. ASSEMBLY PLANNING COMMITTEE The Assembly Planning CommiTTee is composed oT ambiTious, conscienTious girls, who meeT TrequenTly To plan pep rallies and assemblies of inTeresT To LinTon's sTu- denTs. This selecTive group is responsible Tor The Timing, e1CTecTs, and seaTing ar- rangemenTs oT our school assemblies. Assembly Planning CcmmiTTee-LeH To righT: PaTrEcia Wagoner, Mrs. Coe IAdviserI, Mary Brcclc Avis BysTer. I A Nighlingales-Fronl Row, lell lo righl: A H :K N. Spenello, D. Courlwrighl, S. Horlon, Q if H'ii' ., Q J. Beers lVice Presidenll, P. Tama ' 4- v' lTreasurerl. N. Floss lsecrelaryl, L. T X Bradl lPresidenll, L. Anlenucci, M. Mc- Pike, B, Showerman. Second Row: M l ' 5 I V A , Bellamy, M. Bullles. C. Winders, B. Hill. I - , - V, F 4 ,T x W M. Ambrozalc, L. Smilh, C. Arnow, J. ' - ' J V lt ' ,. V ir' Pendl, P. Pelers. Third Row: B. Lirosi, N W B. Tanslci, C. Craig. C. Tanslci, J. Thomp- f' W son, G. Riller, C. Bray, E. Bielawa. S. Qiuis Al: Iv-V, .- K h fy T f Williams. ' ' T ' A' NIGHTINGALES The Nighlingales is lhe name ol i X s l A N I a club made up ol a group ol 1 'L A X' A ' -X h 1 Senior Praclical Nurses, who are i A , lg A - .3 ' ', 1 being lrained in many dillerenl b ' P lields ol service. FUTURE NURSES' CLUB Many laclors enler inlo a slu- denl's choice ol a career: her in- leresl, her ambilions, and her abililies. The Fulure Nurses' Club helps lhe pupil lo decide il nurse ing is lhe career lor her by giving her an opporlunily lo lislen lo leclurers and lo visil hospilals where she can observe whal nurs- ing is really lilce. Nurses' Aides-Lefl lo righl vi! Buell, Slosuy, lTreasurerl, DiPascual lSecrelaryl, Burroughs lPresidenll, Weaver lVice Presidenll. Fulure Nurses' Club-Fronl Row, lefl lo righl: Miss Hodges lAdviserl, Cohen, Blum, Kucavilc, Fealhers, Klock, O'Connor. Second Row: Thompson, Fenzel, Hainey, Hillman, Folmsbee, Robbins, Piccolo, Simmons, Scherrnerhorn, Cerniglia. Third Row: Bunce, LaPorla, Miller, DeSacia, Bendall, Halslead, Monroe, Szumiloslci, Bernadl, Czubernal. Carolyn Benjamin, Carol Piccolo, Sharon Murphy. Mrs. Wallon lNursel, Rulh Ann Livingslon, Elizabelh Szumiloski, June Lipinski. 5 QSFFLQ 5 THE NURSE'S AIDES The Nurse's Aides devole lheir tx sludy hall period lime lo assisling lhe school nurse wilh minor laslcs. These girls are chosen on lhe ily, and leachers' recomrnendae lions, principles ol lheir abilily, reliabil- MoTion Picfure ProiecTor OperaTors' Club-FronT Row, IeTT To righT: Domanico, SchulTz, Purdy, PenTa. Second Row: Mr. Czyzewski lAdviserl, Hopper, Kuhl, Clark Tucciarone. Hanan, Burns. Kalasinski, Wick, Morin, Haynes, Gresham. Third Row: Appley, Deval, Zilberman, FurberT, Zimmer. Behrens, WaTrous, Lane, Gold, Gershon, Waleski, Lorch. FourTI'1 Row: LeElore, Riccio, Franciose, Hucker, GlaTer. Heiner, CogneTTa NewTon Schuldiner, Czyzewski, ZenTmire Coons, Bianchi. FITTII Row: Thelen, Euber, Cornelius, Coclrene, Wasserman, Piccolo, MessiTT, Brady. Eberle, CaroTa, STan- cliTTe, Haury. ,' I I. 1 - if I lf- 1,1 - genuine ai im-Vaal MOTION PICTURE OPERATORS' CLUB Because oT The increased signifi- cance in The use of audio-visual aids, The MoTion PicTure Opera- Tors provide a valuable service To our school. As a resulT oT The operaTors' Training and experience, Teachers may wiTh uTmosT conTi- dence call upon These sTudenTs To operaTe equipmenT. Audio Visual STaFf-FronT Row, IeTT To rigI'1T: Donald PenTa. Larry Wasserman, Joe Schahfer, Mr. Czyzewski lAcIviserl, Nick ValanTo. Second Row: Charles Hopper, AnThony Tucciarone Edwa rd Purdy. AUDIO-VISUAL OFFICE AIDES g The whereabouTs oT our schools TY' ' 6 various audio-visual equipmenT is always known by members of This group. IT is Their responsibiliTy To X X x N check in and To check ouT and To by ,'-ilgflyig il, keep a record of The eguipmenT mxli lx. ., iiizllgu R ' used. 93-lx qs dia, 3 , fa Y, ll el l ',S,l im f ll i llll cfs-Ilil ill il l i , lllllgg l. 1 - ' Camera Club-FronT Row, Ieff To righl: Weinberg, Lord Lockerd, Valachovic lTreasurerI, Schull! IVice PresidenTI, Lindgren lPresidenTl Schladale lSecreTaryl, Mr. Czyzewski lAdviserl, Warner, Mr. Thorp. Second Row: Fairrelli, DeGennaro STosuy, Disbrow, Hogancamp, Jacobs, Crisci. Third Row: Kuhl, Pardi, Ranucci, Koblinsky, Brown, Ross, Czyzewski. -s 3545- CAMERA CLUB Equipped wiTh a darkroom and oTher Tirie TaciliTies, The Camera Club expanded iTs program wiTh Trips To local poinTs of inTeresT To camera Tans, wiTh a visiT To The Kodak Company, and wiTh a Trip To Niagara Falls. The club had a booTh in The Hobby Show, and They also enTered picTures in Kodak Ansco conTesTs. QL Y yi, Mum mi-,Avi ifpgigl Q Collegium Musicum-Froni Row, left +o righlz Willey, Cohen, Basile l'lf1rl'w, Bfmle l-lwvlrzw, llisvriwn Knox Anrgffrom, lirown lialis, Jarczlc, Mfzrini Cross l,ic.helbrerqwv. Second Row: Shaw, Cesare, Pirro. Sf 'lV'illliVV1 Sliaiqhl Vlfrighl Slifrrrnan Cwlifrn, Maron Yanover B'id'nf': lvlrL',ugh'in Nrfscnn Rczslilfa. Third Row: Zfiulner, Blum Wflman, Harrizfn lvlaslriarri Angers Ahraham, Murphy, Reichlinq COLLEGIUM MUSICUM A delighilul choral group consisling of The Serenaders and orher members ol The choir compose The Collegium ivlusicum, which presenied Mozar+'s Vesrere Solleniss De Conlessoreu and The Haydn Lord Nelson Mass. Serenaclers-Froni Row, leff lo righlz Harrison, Wollman, Porlnoy, Willey, Cohen, Cohen, Murphy, Reslilo. Knox, Harlow Balis, Harlow Jarelc. Second Row: Reichling, Maslriani, Conroy, Blum. Abraham Yanover, Angerosa, Brown, Nelson, Wright Lasdon, Third Row: Lasdon, Scripa, Price, Conroy, Porlnoy. Fourfh Row: Marcley, llle, Binder, Alden. Gold, Peceri, Foreman, Levy, Neapolilano, Feller. Fiffh Row: Schlegel, McCulloch, Lawrence. Formichelli, Lane. Walrous, Reid, Pepin, Sanforelli, Cornell. Sixih Row: Frankel, Mul- larlcey, Hamlen, Kussman, Killion, Cirincione, Messill, Malcolslri, Dumas. SERENADERS The Serenaders are pupils selecled from The choir for Their oulslanding singing abilily. They form an exlra- curricular choral group whose purpose if is lo exlend musical enioymenl io ils lisleners. A+ The TOP performance in March They presenlecl Low Land Sea. Schlegel, llle, Peceri Binder, lvlarcley, Alden, Pepin, Dumas, Felier. Frankel, Neapolilano. Fourlh Row: Lawrence, McCulloch, Mullarlcey, Hamlen. Walrous, Reid, Lane, Levy, Sanlorelli, .ix -1- -scafl' , 'lg ,- ' The choir sings for an assembly. -+,,L.h STRING ENSEMBLE The Linlon Slring Ensemble, composed of lwo violins, viola, cello, and bass. is a group ol five Linlon sludenls who have a vilal inleresl in classical music. Worlcs ol Prolcoliev and olher Russian composers, in addilion lo lhe chamber music of Mozarl, l-laydn, Beelhoven and Bach, conslilule lheir reperloire. Sfring Ensemble-Fronf Row, leff +o righl: Phyllis Balls lFirs+ Violinl, Leslie Gibson lsecond Violinl. Second Row: Charles Harnlen lCellol, John Meyer lViolal. Third Row: Mr. Slelan lDirec- forl, Karen l-laclcebeil lBass Violinl. Y ? Y'-E IOS A llliglw ol 'Top'-llloiclilg ' Spring ushers in Talenl On Parade, LinTon's annual 'lalenr show, lhal aflracls very large audi- ences during The Two nighls of irs produclion. Hs acls are fremendously versalile, ranging from a l hilarious facully slcil To an opera presenled by The Serenaders. The success of TOP is lhe resull' of concerled i and well-coordinaled efforls of over 'rwo hundred sludenfs and facully members. l The inferview wifh M. M. iiiiiiiii 5 , E, 1 ls il? T: E 1, 2 - 1 r l i Z i Babies mus+ play. Roz Linder dances fo The beal. TOP General Commiliee-Fronf Row, leff io right A Lindgren. P. Abbolf. Second Row: J Wilson L. DeFelippo E. l-larlr-nan S. Sornrner, A. Nappi. M. Pincus, D. Duguid. Third Row: Mr Gilliland D. Savage Miss Brownell lchairmanl. Mrs, l-lunlon, Mlss Cleland, E. Hayes, R. Binder llvlrs. Orner, Co-Chairman-Missingl. sl 'E 3: 'f 1+ F, Q iff! J AQ A1 , AL 222 we A ln, 4 ,uv .Ta A fl W? ' J Wmiiiiifllimi Gr-Di F5 ' 4 Mafh Honor Sociely-Fronf Row, lofi Io righlz M' .Willifim1, lAcIviserI Iyleighor Todd, Herwerih Li Ly PI :Inf Gill i Cfliim F Jin if r C len MH lriari C rrzriqh Morrison, ba fe. Second Row: Kar'-, Sxnnl nli, SI' ik SfIi'ifIw'f VV, yn .il Ifapidi.-, Sfzrk, Jfmbf. Tanslay, Luiz Mfmrycy, Campbell, Crrnf-ll. Third Row: Swinrin Iiilzir El. . h Lpslen Ijrrriers Fab: Cayo' Carler Monroe, Brice Ccfwi Cobra lnlfgrgcli I rminlzfa '?. Fourlh Row: Ws3 .s Odga Pfrro Bericmari, Balfaglioli, Morrison, R'x7Q'fIVi, LQF 'vez Ui-er: Wi Ile Slleirlz Depasqbale. Fiflh Row: Dwzre Bodine Gold, Bernadl, Yutnerrnan ilinrnlon Ifrnbr LV, Flrlin Messi'l Cox, Marfn. Sixfh Row: Haynes, Rylcowslcii Finmy Harrk Wenner Murray -.en der Eigerl Gwberl Fiemng Sahr, McComb, Kehoe. MATH HONOR SOCIETY A sludenf earns membership in Maih Honor Sociefy by obfaining a final grade of B or beffer in plane geomefry and infermediale algebra or by doing honor work in advanced algebra, solid geomeiry, or Irigonomefry. This year sevenfy-four sfudenls were eligible To membership in 'rhis socieiy. LATIN HONOR SOCIETY Siudenrs mainlaining a B or be'r+er average in Lafin ll and Lalin III are eligible for membership in 'rhe Lafin Honor Sociery. This year sixfeen new members were selecfecl. Two evenls in rhe spring, sponsored by fhe group were Lafin Day and a mock Roman banquet ,- 'DQ . F4 '77 f X ' XV Q if Lafin Honor Sociefy-Fronf Row, Ieff Io righf: Miss Johnson lAdviserI, A. Meig- her S. Plofnik. S. Conroy, J. Cohen, I.. 7 ef Herwerfh. Second Row: N. Slarlx A. '57 Lapidus, C, Pirro, E. Family, C. King E. Wright C. Cornell, Third Row: I. LeFlore, L. Goble, W. Harp, M. Wennar. J. Rykowslci. 2 RJ 'F .4 i'J I :ol 1. Ar+ Honor Socie+y-Froni Row leff +o righ'r: Mr. Gfqefd lAdviserl Zukauskas K. Wozniak, J, Shifk, l.. Barrows B. Shaw, D. Shaw. K L. W C J ek L. Schlaoae P. ngrar' A. Sxac' E. Krysfcrk M. Daniels. Third Row: J. Cusano, C. Bianchi, B. Schindler, J. Podbiel Reg 5 M33 Senigg lAvdi5erl- Second Row: M. DeLorenz: A. ski, R. Wicks, B. Warner, R. Sokal. ART HONOR SOCIETY The Linlon Crailsmen chapler of lhe Nalional Ari Honor Sociely gives recog- nilion 'ro lhose siudenls who have mainlained a high average in arf and who have conlribufed special service 'ro 'rhe school in 'rhe field of arf. xl G , 15 5 xj .A J - 6 T Ii! .L i.- Commercial Honor Sociefy-Fron? Row, leff fo righlz L, Delieliop A. Bysler S. Fefxrvari N, Ricci L. Pa',d' D. Jeanrcll N. Lceber Tama. Second Row: S. Malarazzo E. Kapec M. A. Pace A. Meola C. Bianchi Mrs. Coe lAdviserl, J. Crossley M. Brock P. Wagcne C. Lynch. COMMERCIAL HONOR SOCIETY In 'rhe middle ol +he year, sevenleen sludenfs in lhe Business Educalion Deparf- men? became candidales for 'rhe Commercial Honor Sociefy. If ihey confinue uniil lhe end of fhe second semesier lo meef fhe gualificalions which are: willing and capable service, gracious cooperalion, lhorough and compelenl work, and depend- abilily, rhey are elecled 'ro membership. On Senior Day lhey are presenied wifh a cerl'ifica+e of membership. ' - rumwim-liglws Q6 ,GD fgar.. -, 4 GT. A qfbaf LINTON HI-LIGHTS LinTon T-li-LighTs is The school's oTTicial newspaper. Published abouT every Three weelcs, iT presenTs The news, ediTorial commenTs, and special TeaTures oT school liTe. During The TirsT halT oT The year. The previous year's journalism class publishes The paper, and Then Tor The laTTer half oT The year, The presenT journalism class Talces over. DRAMATICS CLUB Members oT The DramaTics Club explore The world of The TheaTer by sTudying and pracTicing acTing and producTion Techniques. A Trip To New York in The spring provides Them wiTh a TirsT-hand view of professionals aT worlc in a Broadway play. Dramafics Club-Fronf Row, leff To righT: S. Family, K. Nacco, C. Knislcern, M. McComb. Second Row: Miss Cleland jAclviserl, C. Brown, B. MasTriani jSecreTaryl, D. EpsTein jPresidenTl, D. Peel: jTreasurerl, J, Cohen. Third Row: R. Binder, A. Berkman, S. Fiske, S. Cornrich, H. Szenes, B. Lawand, N. l-larlan, M. Bell. rv - 1' I...-T . -F -vv , 1' I L FL 3 75 mini in flf' LinTon Hi-LighTs Sfaff-Fronf Row, lefT To righT: R. Solcal jExchange and Cir- , culaTion EdiTorl, J. Weiss jAdverTising Manager and SporTs EdiTorl, P. Monroe jSTa'FF HisTorian and AssociaTe Ediforl, M. Ciccarelli jReporTerl, N. Karas jAs- sociaTe Ediforl, S. PloTnik jAssociaTe EcliTorl, S. Schuyler jReporTerj. Mr. Solomon jAdviserl. Second Row: D. Savage jEdiTor-in-Chiefl, J. Cohen jAs- sociaTe EdiTorj, L. Knapp jBusiness Managerj, L. Dussaulf jAssoc. Ediforl. -5 Quill and Scroll SocieTy-Leff To righT: Mr. Solomon jAdviserl, PaTricia Monroe jPresidenTj, Jane Cohen jsecre- Tary-Treasurerl, Donald Savage jVice Presidenfl. QUILL AND SCROLL The Joseph PuliTzer Junior ChapTer OT The lnTernaTional Quill and Scroll SocieTy is an honorary organizaTion Tor high school journalisTs. Membership may be earned by any junior or senior who is scholasfically in The upper Third oT The class and who has done superior worlc in some phase of journalism by working on The LinTon Hi-LighTs. 5' 4 1 .1 ff! 1 v- kin I I I . ,. 1 , V 'S pgQl .,..',.,-.Ty 4 4 7, , ' , .,1'u. ,- -- f ' Qs, ll f my x ' T -TT . I B X J x Q I ' 4 'I J! 4' T. H f . T ' iii-15 -'.' -'-.A is 'O T L ilh -gb I 'Q' s-1... ,,X ' T ff .i Library STafT-FronT Row, leff To righT: D. Golden, D, Peek, S. Fislce, R. Goodrich, S. Colasuono, S. Rufer, K.. Lawya, N. ChrisTian L. Snyder, M. Famiano. Second Row: Mrs. Fry iAdviserT. W. Duval, D. PenTa J. McSwain, R. Zilberman, F. Carey, W. Shimer, S. Freeman, Miss WolcoTT IAdviserl. LINTON LIBRARY STAFF Service To LinTon High is The single purpose of LinTon Library STaTT, an organized volunTary group, The members of which work in The library one period each school day. More Than one Third oT The school's populaTion use The library every day. This is possible only wiTh The assisTance oT library sTaTT members who checlc aTTendance, shelve and revise books, supervise circulaTion, and help in The processing oT new boolcs and library maTerials. This year audio-visual service aides have been added To our sTaTT and are available six periods a day in our language cenTer To help sTudenTs use records and Tapes in Their language sTudies. ACCENTS Members oT The AccenTs IiTerary commiTTee are inTer- esTed in wriTing, analyzing, and criTicizing various Torms oT prose and poeTry ranging in scope from conTe...porary To The obTuse. The primary objecTive oT This group's eTTorTs is The selecTing and publishing in Accen'l's oT a represenTaTive cross secTion oT The mosT ouTsTanding liTerary accomplish- menTs of The sTudenT body. Through ThoughTTul deliberaTion, The members oT This commiTTee have To draw ThaT Tine line oT disTincTion beTween good and very good. ln ably doing so, AccenTs in Three shorT years has gained a repuTaTion Tor being a publicaTion oT remarlcable qualiTy. AccenTs STaFT-FronT Row, leTT To righT: Mfss MarTin lAdviserl, F. Campbell lEdiTorT, S. PloTnik, N. Riedinger R. Jacobs R. RoT.1n:lo, B. CarTe'. Second Row: A. Lapidus Y. Dehuelze, V. Rippere M, Pincus J. A'TIeri. A. MarT'ng L. Knapp. Third Row: R. Binder D. Peek N, Geyer, L. Goble S. Fisxe N. STarlr B. Shaw, P. Mar no. 4? fs 4 l - Y as - -1 n - . , J C-I . is A 'Tealwiuse' Hill of Uelig TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON John PaTrick's Teahouse of The AugusT Moon com- bines nafive cusfom, comedy, and safire wiTh Orienfal wis- dom. November 20 and 2I were The daTes of LinTon High School's presenTaTion of This play. BoTh performances were disTincTly professional in presenTaTion and Thoroughly en- joyed by The audience. A myriad of recollecTions combine To make our memo' ries of The performances cherished ones. Sakini, charming and almosT diTfidenT, wiTh his delighfful words of wisdom: a jeep piled high wiTh miscellaneous baggage and people: a real goaT balkingly pushed across The sTageg Plan B: Colonel Purdy indignanTly shouTing, WhaT in The name of occu- pafion . . . ? g Two army officers cavorfing in bafhrobes doubling as kimonosi and The exquisifely lovely Tea-house scene pass in review and evoke an aura oT exciTemenT and pleasure. The success of The play was The resulT of coordinaTinq The efforfs of many. The work of The Casfing. Publicify. and TickeT CommiTTees was well execufed. The CosTume. Scenery, Make-up, and STage CommiTTees added The necessary defails which made The overall OrienTal effeci pleasing. The sTudenT direcfors and faculfy advisers de- serve much crediT for direcTing This play. Each acfor and acTress enhanced The success of This play by his individual abiliTy in porfraying his parT. if' 810. 13 -ra it Senior Play Casf-FronT Row, lefT To righT: G. Hosmer, R. STreifferT, T. Carofa, J. Sherburne, L. Lohous, T. Gilliland, A. Binder, A. Spifz, M. Abraham, S. Harris, L. Hunfer, J. Mangin. M. Ciccarelli. P. Sfillman. S. Conroy. Second Row: E. Wurfzler, D. Zampella, P. AbboTT. D. Savage, P. Wilkinson, R. Jacobs, T. Capullo. Third Row: R. Danzig, T. Murphy, P. Marino, J. Paul, J. Cohen, J. Ebberly, R. Foreman, H. Szenes. R. Pincus, B. Masfrianni. N. Roberfs, l.. Ruffer, S. Pefers. Fleck, T. Pucci, B. Moore, C. Kenney Sfurges, C. Banker, R. Anderson l Wassel, S. Marfinelli, B, Benequisfa, '1 Andriano. Make-up Commiffee--Fronf Row, lefT To righfz A, Lingren, B. Warner, B. Sha Czyzyk, A. Suraci. Second Row: M s 'Augwm Mm' gum ,IIf ' Viz: , 9 I f 1 1 K ul x D , , 1 ' w, I 5 I f I' f I , , Q. ' -4iNug ,Eh if -dr Sergeanf Gregovick lives if up. 1 'iv- 4' -ni A goal, called Lady Asfor, is included in ihe cas? of Teahouse of fhe Augusf Moon. Capiain McLean goes nafive. ld '4 fx'N fa ..,.-.qw-'H U iiilliiiuiii STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTIONS Any sludenf may run Tor oT'Fice in Sludenf Governmenl af The end of fheir iunior year. Eleciions are held in 'rhe spring and 'The candidafes are selecied and voied upon by ihe eniire sludeni body. Voiinq machines are provided by The cily of Scheneciady To give The siudenrs valuable aid in how +o operaie Them for governmenf elecfions. The elecled officers 'rhen will be inaugurafed and hold office fhroughouf Their senior year. This year The officers of The Sludenf Council are Elaine Angerosa, Presi- dent Gary Neapolilano, Vice-President Joan Basile, Secrefary, and Sally I-Iarlow, Treasurer. Sfudenf voiing for his candidaies. I ii E I l I ill,l 'M 3 As: L 'Qfggx , 1 5123 . 559 ae i IQ! ff in -wl- fi EH W 4 I Four happy winners. Sfudenis regisfering and vofing. Bob Murray congrafulafes fhe winner Elaine Angerosa .quits ,R 5 IIS T3ego+uLtlwC0lf6oTU World EvenTs Club-Fronf Row, leTT To righT: Tischler lHisTorianl, LiTTle lsee- reTaryl, Blonde, Lindgren, Cohn, Rud- nicka. Second Row: Eberle lVice PresidenTl, Odza lPresidenTl, Mr. Czy- zewski lAdviserl, Weiss, Depasquale. Guely, Campbell Woodrow, AlTieri, Pincus, Arnow, Baker, SchachTer. Third Row: Shuldiner. Kuhl, Wasserman, Ry- kowski, Czyzewski, France, Brown, Lock- ard, GlaTer. FourTh Row: Fainelli, Mann, Weiss, Wilock, Grimaldi, Timmins. Mr. Czyzewski and his sTudenTs discuss obiecTs of inTeresT from foreign NaTions. llb WORLD EVENTS CLUB In iTs second year oT operaTion, The World EvenTs Club has more Than Tripled iTs membership oT lasT year. AT iTs bi-weekly meeTings, The members discussed currenT world problems under The direcTion oT guesT speakers and sTudenT panels. The club was honored by having Congressman Samuel S. STraTTon lead one oT iTs discussions. During The year Three oT The club's panels have presenTed Their discussions To groups in ouTside areas. BIOLOGY CLUB Biology Club is a newly organized group, which meeTs weekly and puTs To use knowledge obTained Through class discussions. Primarily, The club is designed Tor The pupils who wanT To know more abouT The reasons Tor Things TuncTioning as They do. Club proiecTs This year included a Tield Trip and a yisiT To a laboraTory in Ellis HospiTal. People prominenT in relaTed Tields were inviTed To -S speak aT The meeTings. ' L -A Biology Club-FronT Row, lefT To righT: J. Guernsey, D. CarTer, N. Monroe, 3 N. ChrisTian. Second Row: G. Downie, B. BurneTT lSecreTaryl, Mrs. Farnham lAdviserl, P. Dombrowski lPresidenTl, N. STosuy lTreasurerl, F, France lVice PresidenTl, D. Lusher. Third Row: R, Guely, G. Brown, R. Lockard, D. Mann, L T. WaTerhouse, R. MaiTino, J. Shuldiner. x, ff vi 3 Nancy Morrison, Linfon's head Maioreife, and her escorf. Mary Anne Pace, a Linion Maiorelfe receiving her crown. Mfgwmi On mf Umm, MAJORETTE COTILHON In The lall, maiorerie squads from Mon? Pleasant Draper, and Linion High Schools presenlred Their second annual lvlaiorelie Colillion in ihe Linfon High School cafeieria. The eagerly anlicipafed evenr of lhe evening was ihe coronaiion ceremony al which lime each rnaioreire was crowned by her dale. A grand march followed The coronalion. Leading fhe procession for Moni Pleasanf lib . WR. Q iv - -'ic Girls' Varsify Hockey Team-FronT Row, lefT To righT: K. Monaco, E. Lohman, P. MoreTTe, G. Reber lTeam Capfainl, L. Rodriguez, S. Schick. Second Row: J. Basile, P. Basile, S. Wilber, S, Fay, G. HackeTT, N. Lasdon, C. Piccolo, lMiss Klein, Adviser-Missingl. lI8 V OUTlNG CLUB The OuTing Club. a group of ThirTeen sTudenTs under The supervision and direcTion oT Miss BoynTon, has been Trom The Top oT The Adirondacks To The TooT of The CaTskills. Roughing iT Tor a weekend aT Havice Lodge. exploring The under- ground aT Clarkesville and SouTh BeThlehem, mounTain climbing near Nor+hviIle, and hiking around lndian Ladder have been some oT The major ouTings oT The club. These acTiviTies help develop an appreciaTion Tor The beauTy and wonders oi The ouTdoors and show The members an inexpensive means of healTh-giving Tum? .G 'R-aw 1 Y, s pd P. 0 5 -- . 7 Y rv yi, - 'il SN QQ., 1,1 I ,J J OuTing Club-Frcnf Row, leTT To righT: A. Miele lTreasurerl. Second Row: Miss BoynTon lAdviserl, M, Higgins lSecreTaryl, P. Mennillo, A. DiMaTTeo, A. Marfing. Third Row: R. Rybicki, R. Franciose, P. Lawrence, A. DeTTvarn, K. Neisz, J. Miele, lG. Sharpe, Vice Presidenf-Missingl. Q., I FIELD HOCKEY In The auTumn. The girls who are inTeresTecl in Torming hockey Teams have an opporTuniTy To parTicipaTe in aTTer school sporTs and vie Tor acTiviTy honor poinTs Under The supervision oT Miss PaT Klein, The girls may organize Their own Teams. These Teams play one and anoTher in TournamenTs held in The school. An Honor Team composed of The Top players is chosen To compeTe in The inTerscholasTic playoffs held wiTh oTher high schools. f . sifr. l Y , y ' -lei' 3, . W U' li J ,.m ,,, v V Ai ,....-'- '.. .1- '- L.-if 'l 'if QI- 1. AMA? 5 , . 4 95-np., l u I M Wisdom our Goal. pun: 1 I I 1 J W IM Lllllmlifil ao. rv L Recipienis of NaTional Merii CerTificaTes-Fronf Row, leff To righfz N. Morrison. Second Row: C. Cornell, L. Gibson A. Berkman, P. Monroe. Third Row: B. MasTriani, C. King R. Jacobs. J. Cohen, L. Herwerfh. Fourfh Row: W. Schulfz R. Pincus. L. Goble, W. Harp, lT. Lewis, L. We sh M. Wennar-Missingl. Qfiwii A1A NaTional Educafional Developmeni' TesTs-Fronl' Row, lefT To righf: Rippere, Welsh Eicheiberge Kucavilc, Picazio, Schlegel, Dehnclce. Second Row: PeTerson Slafer, Cohen, Marino, Cohen, AbboTT, Duncan, Sherburne, Weiss, Wlloclc, Third Row: WaTTs, WhiTaker, Sahr, Ryan, Callahan, Hamien, Eberie, Lawless. NATIONAL COUNCIL OF ENGLISH TEACHERS' AWARDS Each year The NaTional Council oT English Teachers rewards The ouTsTanding English sTudenTs in The naTion wiTh The NaTiOnal Council of English Teachers' Award. This year we are TorTunaTe To have Two sTuclenTs aT LinTon, Richard Pincus and Joanna Woodrow, who have received This award Tor Their excellence in English. C7 E if 1 - v QL Xbsrscro Amo J Ac. This Q' L pa ee ihighly, hoii dhby I vih 'of i'rs Ewenls. Ha g . qibeih ' lgfgif.-md Ihe sfale 'qIf5fQrilpe 6,orai'c9?1iConTesI. amen Ms ..-Q ' ' ii , lflr-M all expeiwr aidk, 9.3 Aa ix L. ' Igave for Washingf iV Tr. I is in 'rhe , w r - nalbfel 'lfbh a s Q up in VME ady I nly. LX A gg X U r fi X, AMERICAN LEGION ORATORICAL CONTEST Richard E. Pincus, as lhe Linfon represenlalive, won second place in fhe counly-wide American Legion Oraforical Conlesl. BAUSCH AND LOMB SCIENCE AWARD William R. Schullz won LinIon's recommenda- fion for parficipalion in lhe annual Bausch and Lomb Science scholarship compelilion. According- ly, he received The Bausch and Lomb honorary science award, a bronze science medal presenfed al graduafion. The medal is nafionally awarded Io secondary school sludenls who have achieved oul- slanding records in science sludies. Eligibilify 'ro apply for a science scholarship ar Ihe Universily of Rochesler accompanies Ihe award. NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS Four seniors af Linfon High School were named Finalisfs in Ihe I959-60 com- pefilion of 'Ihe Nafional Merif Scholarship Corporafion Program and were awarded Cerfificafes of Merit Florence S. Camp- bell, Sandra J. Plolnilc, John J. Rylcowski and Joanna O. Woodrow received the cerfificales which allesled Io Iheir high academic promise. llllow ---- Wimwm 1 QF .' 'ij ix ff .X REGENTS COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Sevenfeen Linlon seniors were among The winners of 1960 Regenfs college scholarships. The granls enfifle lheir holders fo an annual award for each of four years al' a Regenrs-approved college wilhin fhe sfafe. These seniors Took a qualifying exam las? Ocfober. They are: Richard E. Pincus, Florence Campbell, Jane H. Cohen, Cafherine Cornell, Leslie H. Gibson, Louis F. Goble, Waller W. Harp, Linda E. Herwerfh, William F. Klein, Lloyd J. Male, Palricia Monroe, Nancy L. Morrison, Sandra J. Plofnilc, John J. Rylrowslci, William R. Schulfz, William R. Thornfon and Joanna O. Woodrow. '-345 KJ Alfernafes for Regenf Scholarships- Fronf Row, le'f+ fo righf: Larry Welsh, , Nancy Boyden, Norma Gayer, Vincen+ Cox. Second Row: S+even Kehoe, Thomas Messiff, Giles van der Boqert I Edward Capullo. 4 I Y'? xv. Xi n I: s REG-ENTS SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS MN Three LinTon seniors, Louis F. Goble, John J. Rylcowslci, and Joanna O. Woodrow, were among The area winners oT RegenTs Scholarships in engineering. These scholars are enTiTled To an annual sTipend while aTTend- ing RegenTs-approved colleges in The sTaTe Tor up To Tive years. Awards were based on a gualiTying examinaTion given in OcTober. at! -5 ,QQWI 1 VL! .x E- , 'x X T1 I T, V IIIE4 Il' lui Si' HIRING THE HANDICAPPED ESSAY CONTEST rv 'N 4:-F? x., M! 1 T Two LinTon sTudenTs, Linda HerwerTh and PaTricia Monroe, won TirsT and Third prizes respec- Tively in The area branch oT The NaTional Essay ConTesT on Hiring The Handicapped in Our Town. HARVARD BOOK AWARD AND ELMIRA KEY Each year a junior boy and girl are selecTed To receive The Harvard Book Award and The Elmira Key, respecTively. BoTh are selecfed because oT ouTsTanding scholasTic achievement marked leadership abiliTy, and high sTandards oT characTer. On class day lasT June These awards were presenTed To Jchn Rylcowslci and Linda HerwerTh. D.S.V. STATE SCHOLARSHIPS Edward Capullo and William ThornTon were recipienTs of sTaTe scholarships Tor Children of Deceased or Disabled VeTerans. The TaThers of boTh of These LinTon sTudenTs gave Their lives in World War II. ri:-s iff X ,an-5 in i E -I A 1 ? Q U X' 1 1 T I 1 r V ' N li I V Q1 3 George A. Gould, lnfern Myron H. Q 4 fl ?-g Y 2 x 'il . ok, G 1 F 5 Glover, Assisfanf Principal L QQ ar C7 Guidance Personnel-Fronf Row, leff fo righf: Miss Madeline Wise. Mr, Ray Sfaley Mrs Anna Conroy. Second Row: Mr. Alexander LaRocco, Miss Neva Mahoney School Psycliologisil, Mr. Vilo Gioia lScliooI Social Workerl. Office Slaff-Fronf Row, leff io riglwlz Mildred Tomelr, Margaref J. McGrafl1. Mary Russell. Ines Ceriani. Missing from PllOl0Z Edna Borgia. 14' -B' l Yi? H d H A il 5g. '7 ++ W Alberl L. Aldinger :f 'X - is B H 'R ' l ' A ia , ,L .41 N '5 A ri, ' f M riff' is fl f ' 1 ' .. .ei Melvin Barfleil Mrs. Carmella Baffisla my ,K Arlhur R. Boehm Q Mrs. Genevieve Archibald HQ 2 if ...V tx 1 if ,C , A i 9 vl 3. A ' 1' nl 'K Ire A ' Lois M. Bauer .I . ., Q .r Z ' vfvi la 1 f . , . ,ry 119' if 'vigil-f P ' 2 fizfii X- I Frank Auslin Lydia Boynfon L 1 9' 5' -we l - ' f fa 1 ,Q Wiifilw. ' K ' ,f J, K f L , 'ml . Mrs. Theresa Brush Aclelia Bucci Philip M. Buell 4:5 Irma F. Ba rrefl , as fc E , -,1 ,av Mrs. Blanche L. Bennefl' . 5 5 Q fg Mm fi 9559 , l ,s N. lr Eloise C. Brownell 3 4 ? 1 w L g, L L ' ll. . ri A Dr. Roberl' Campbell Mrs. Rua Campbell Mrs. Viola Ca,-uso 36 4-rr Helen M. Cheslry Kennelh Chrisfian Eleanor F. Cleland l27 1741 720 iw IZDZ WW 577110 Dominic J. Denio M rs. Doro+hy Easley 823156 . Rs' V, M 1 X ., V , ' ' : '- :-f. v--1..,,, A Q lc EE. . rw I T2 6. . wif.. Mrs. Winifred P. Coe Gefdfd L- Cook MVS- Janel Cook .7 XJ f Mrs. Jeanne Cosfello George De Wan WVVU fu hears Marion L. Folleff l28 ,4-lv Mrs. Zoe H. Fry -Egolf Joseph Czyzewslci Tl 'll ' 'Ol G 1- 'ii ,-J .:::.-'5 , U r 3-1 13 'ii X ' ' M Tv Q. , - 3 'il Carmine Denofio Jf'fv'VM' - .S 21 M Arfhur J. Duffy William N. Eafon James V. Gilliland Malcolm Dawes a l ? Q 1 M rs. Theresa Deveno Mrs. Joan Farnham WYA ..,, - 1 ,,, V -V . r .Leaf--gzg f R .5-1 , 2' 1 . , 1 fm' 'I' ' Q ' .,' , . .G W, . . ,4 A 1' 'K .. 1 gy.. . ,N - .,.a ,'tN'L' . 'W - iff. V ff - yf M s Q? A iv' Fred P. Dufcher William ca. Floyd X fuk QW 'Y Dr. Slella Goldber 7 I 9 5 llhl Ol 'I' wr 'Vi .. ,,f W f ' 'Q Q-2 9 A 5-as -..al I' Reginald H6f1COCli Helen L- Halloren Dr. Marion Hockridge Jusfina Hodges 'ml . :rv L wr -ff ww Q A if V sifl N ll ug' M Wallace W- HOlbfOOll Mrs. Elizabefh Hollenbeck Mrs. Melia Hooker ,-o .5 John W. Howard Mrs. Rose F. Hunion Mrs. Norma lversen if if A 'W Mrs. Mary A. Jewell Laurel Johnson Pairicia Klein Mrs. Eleanor Klemm , I M r 'H fl rin. fl. David B. Kroman Richard A. Lalla Roy W. Larson q 9 6- 9 ' 1 ' in Arn 1 5 .ge d y ,4 I Hr 1 if 1 ' . .nz-gsf ' - s 1 X ' X 'fir ' Mrs. Kafhryn M. Leonard Mrs. Margaref F. Leonard William G. Leonard I29 vat ,ww W' E OFjENl 1 QNNNJ Bfuf- V Roberf Ludwig lib Virginia A. Marlin l Joseph owen: ll I i l 35- Miclwael Leiko l. S. Locke Mrs- DOfOil1y S. Ludwig Mrs. Susiewills Luslc Mrs. Hazel A. MacRae . :':i13,. fkif' W -l ,ik,.,. V!I'L A lb . .V t, , iw. .. . . l . 4 i Q. , 44 - 1 r' M, Q nl, A .5 ,kl .i-52 3 if 9 J . 1 s L L 4 Q 4 n- Jw W! : af? yt, V. , lim- f .L 5 g f':....., ,,. Mrs. Barbara Malcofski Y, gg ,V ... A ri I Mary G. MCG-ee Kennefh Moran . -ma. Hifi fn f I' 7' 1 s - .,.- , ,hw ,. , ff 'v , H . ' , - A HH' V' iw . ' 4 , F Mrs. Frances N. Perkins fl, ff Alice O'Connor .-,Wil 'V I-4 N 'J Q foe Z if - Q X 'I ! lf l' Q 1 P s f Anfliony J. Pezzano 1 - . , fi : ' ' wi - in L .A fi 3 x 0 L an ' . ' ,y . A ' . l PM Q Q., Nmi' ' .Q . , L i ' N . 'Z 6 'A 'f r a r r 1 . ...L Q-5 as - Marion T. Posson Anllmony Prindle Waller Pnybylg William J, Purdy . 2- ci '99 'f' f .item A rv. --- :fm v5 -A iii 0 5 32, SL ' ,, so H u ,1 William Rapavy Raymond H. Reisenger MPS- Mary D. Richardson I30 LW -W .Q T ' HE., Harold N. Rowe Franl: Sanlore Helen M. Schneider Pelel' P- Sl1Ull'1G Gilda Simiele Slanley Solomon A D w ' r 1 if ' i' ' 1 X Anllwony Slelan Gordon Sullivan Kdlhefine Sullivan QF? f,-. Samuel J. Thompson Ellis Thorp DOI'0'fl1y Tipple me . Q 1 Mrs. Sally van Sghgiqk Mrs. Margaret Wallon Mrs. Olive F. Weeks si.. Madeline Wise Edwin Wogalzlre 5 'Fr N 1 ,. Y Nellie Spenello mn yr V, '., fr 5 S T ii fill 1. .j film' - . ,Y .5 - Mrs. Regina Trolsen 'mil 'i r '- 's l ' of . . .-sf f ' ,Q ' . 231 4? ,ffl ' d L if-' ' qt A f 1. ,uf - f 2 9 152.1 gf 4 -, - D v . l i is f,7.5.,..,.4 - . .,.f5, W W Mrs. Margaret Williams Grace Wolcoff I3 l MORHOUS FRANCIS E BS BORGIA EDNA MRS Mrs Marlorae Falnhee Mrs Hazel Hnnckle Gr' Agnes E Lewns I32 Aller many years ol lhe mosl elflclenl and devoled servlce ln lheur prolesslon Three members ol our lacully here al Lnnlon are concludang lhelr Term ol olluce lhls June Some ol us have been prlvuleged lo lcnow lhem personally and lo observe lhe wnde scope ol lhelr lnslrucluon Thelr worlc has by no means been conllned lo lhe classroom I-lomes ol puplls were vrslled and pupils who lell school before gradualuon as well as graduales were slull counseled gnven encouragemenl and asslslance ln each ol lherr classes growing minds have been challenged sllmulaled and Influenced by lhal lnlanguble somelhlng characler The ellecls ol whlch are nol always rmmedualely recognizable bul whxch lnlce lhe warmlh and conslancy ol sunllghl lenderly promole lhe slrenglh growlh and lrufllon ol seedllngs ll' as nol easy lo lull poslllons so highly exemplified ID lhe llves ol lhese noble leachers Their rnlluence nn each ol lhenr respeclnve areas has unlolded and will conlunue lo unfold In The lrves of lhe young people who have been so lorlunale as lo be under lheur lulelage We as a lacully unlledly say God bless you Prunclpal GLOVER MYRON H BS MEd Asslslanl Prmclpal GOULD GEORGE A MS Iniern STALEY RAY M EE Guzdance Coordmalor CONROY ANNA M MRS BA MA Gundance Counselor LaROCCO ALEXANDER BA MA Guldance Counselor ALDINGER ALBERT L BS MS Vocalnonal Counselor Buuldmg and Grounds Chalrman ARCHIBALD GENEVIEVE R MRS RN Cooperahve Nurse Traunmg AUSTIN FRANK BS MEd Chlld Developmenl Program BARRETT IRMA F BA English Yearbook Business Manager BARTLETT MELVIN Trade and lnduslrual Arls Sknng Head Coach BATTISTA CARMELA MRS BA Clllzenshup Educahon Secrelary lo Assnslanl' Prmcnpal CERIANI INES M MRS Secrelary Treasurer of School McGRATH MARGARET MRS Secrelary 'lo Prnnclpal RUSSELL MARYC MRS BS Secrelary Guidance Office TOMEK MILDRED Secrelary BAUER LOIS M BA Physical Educahon Cheerleaders BENNETT BLANCHE L MRS BA English Chairman Yearbook Lnlerary Commnllee BOEHM ARTHUR R BPE MS Physncal Educahon Deparlmenl Head Facully Manager ol Alhlellcs Service Squad BOYNTON LYDIA J BA MA Malhemahcs Sensor Averages .nu '- ,M In ' 'V' . l,.1a,v1 flkrsl iq fi.. EHNff?:,fHfg.vflI jlrx-fijfq , - I - gf' ,A f I 'gil I., LUV, JI I l.ff,fg,,lllJul.i,f 2, Lllrlcfbl cflw xl I Nl I, l-Ss o I 0 In I I , .- . ., M.S. . . - i , .-- . . 1 -n 'l - - , ,-,,, H , .-..,M.A. ..n. .,. P, Z? 9 2 f-411' is Lf: azz., ' -I 1: i. .Qin Ae? , , bf' s - 4 r ' 'V MF' -as sf sf ffm. 353' ,.-, J af . I '. , ,417 If s BROWNELL, ELOISE C.-B.A,. M.A. Business Educalion TOP Chairman BRUSH, THERESA, MRS.-BA. Malhemalics BUCCI, ADELIA A.-B.S., M.S. Business Educafion Social Dean, Senior Class Linfon Parenf-Teachers' Associalion BUELL, PHILIP M.-B.A. Trade Prinling CAMPBELL, ROBERT-B.S., M.S., Dr. of Mus. Arls Music Collegium Musicum CAMPBELL, RUA, MRS.-B.A. English CARUSO, VIOLA, MRS.-R.N. Ellis Hospilal CHESKY, HELEN M.-B.S. Heallh Educalion CHRISTIAN, KENNETH Induslrial Arls Sfage Crew CLELAND, ELEANOR F.--B.A., M.A. English Dramalics Club School Play, Chairman COE, WINIFRED P., MRS.-B.S. Business Educalion Deparlmenl Head Assembly Planning, Chairman Curriculum Council Co-chairman COOK, GERARD L.-B.A. Acling Head Language Deparlmenl' Chairman of Lockers COOK, JANET, MRS.-B.S. Science COSTELLO, JEANNE, MRS.-B.S. Home and Family Living CZYZEWSKI, JOSEPH-B.A., M.A. Cirizenship Educalion Camera Club Yearbook Pholography Comrnirlee Audio-Visual Coordinalor DAWES, MALCOLM F. Prinling Coordinalor DENIO, DOMINIC J.-B.A. Business Educalion Foolball, Assislanl Coach DENOFIO, CARMINE L.-BBA., M.S. Business Educafion Bookroom DEVANO, THERESA, MRS.-R.N., B.S. Ellis Hospiial DeWAN, GEORGE-B.A. Malhernafics DUFFY, ARTHUR J.-B.S. Cilizenship Educalion Scheneclady Teachers Associarion, Presidenf DUTCHER, FRED P.-B.A., M.A. Cifizenship Educalion Social Dean. Junior Class Cuslodian of The Keys EASLEY, DOROTHY, MRS.-M.A. English EATON, WILLIAM N.-B.S. Physical Educafion Foolball, Head Coach Track, Assislani Coach FALIHEE, MARJORIE, MRS.-B.S.. M.S. Child Developmenl Program and Parent Program FARNHAM, JOAN. MRS.-A.B., M.A. Science FLOYD, WILLIAM G.-B.A., M.A. Science Planl Laboralory FOLLETT, MARION L.-B.S. Business Educalion Yearbook Adverlising Manager FRY, ZOE H., MRS.-B.S., B.L.S. Librarian GILLILAND, JAMES V.-B.A.A., M.F.A. Ari' Yearbook. Chairman Regenis Commiliee, Chairman Scheneciady Federalion of Teachers. Presidenf GIOIA, VITO-M.S.W. School Social Worker GOLDBERG, STELLA R.-B.S., M.A., Ed.D. Social Psychology Curriculum Council, Co-chairman HALLORAN, HELEN L.-B.A. Special Educafion HANCOCK, REGINALD Vocalional Educalion HINCKLE, HAZEL, MRS. Trade Dressmaking HOCKRIDGE, MARION-A.B., D.M.L. French HODGES, JUSTINA-B.A., R.N,. M.S. Coordinalor of Praclical Nursing HOLBROOK, WALLACE W.-B.S., M.S. Trade and lndusfrial Arls Linfonians HOLLENBECK, ELIZABETH, MRS.-B.S., M.A Caleferia Manager HOOKER, METTA, MRS.-R.N. Nurse HOWARD, JOHN W.-B.S. Science HUNTON, ROSE F., MRS.-B.S., M.S. Business Educalion Sfudenl Sfore Supervision IVERSEN, NORMA, MRS.-B.A., M.A. Cifizenship Educafion Sludenl Council Adviser JEWETT, MARY A., MRS.-B.A. English JOHNSON, LAUREL--B.A., M.A. Lalin Facully Club, Chairman KLEIN, PATRICIA-B.S. Physical Educalion Daisy Chain KLEMM, ELEANOR G., MRS.-BA., M.A. German KROMAN, DAVID B.-BA. Malhemalics School Auditor LALLA. RICHARD A.-BA. Cilizenship Educalion Foolball and Baseball, Assisfanf Coach LARSON, ROY W.-BS. M.S. lnduslrial Arls Slamp Plan LEONARD, KATHRYN M., MRS.-BA.. M.A. Languages Social Dean, Freshman Class Junior Prom and Senior Ball Hoslesses LEONARD, MARGARET F., MRS. Permanenl Vocalional Cerfilicale Cosmelology LEONARD, WILLIAM G.-B.S., M.S. Heallh Educalion Head Coach, Track, Cross Counlry LETKO, MICHAEL J.-B.A., M.A. Chemislry LEWIS, AGNES E.-B.S. Homemalcing Aclivilies Honors Gold Hoods Chairman, Junior Red Cross Drive LOCKE, ISAAC S.-B.S. Russian LUDWIG, DOROTHY S., MRS.-M.A. Malhemalics LUDWIG, ROBERT R.-B.S., M.S. Business Educalion Sludenls' Srore Manager Teacher Coordinalor of Commercial Work Program Baslcelball, Assislanl Coach LUSK, SUSIEWILLS, MRS.-B.A. English MacRAE, HAZEL A., MRS. Business Educalion Chairman, Yearbook Typing Commiflee MAHONEY, NEVA M.-M.A. School Psychologisl MAKOFSKI, BARBARA, MRS.-B.S., M.S. Physical Educaiion Daisy Chain Maiorefles MARTIN, VIRGINIA A.-B.A.. M.A. English Linfonians Accenis McGEE, MARY G.-B.A., M.A. French MORAN, KENNETH-B.S., M.S. Induslrial Arfs Audiiorium Lighfing Siege Crew O'CONNOR, ALICE-B.A. English Deparfmenf Head Leveling Commiliee, Chairman O'NEILL, JOSEPH Priniing PERKINS, FRANCES N., MRS.-M.Ed. English Scheneclady Counly Reading Associafion PEZZANO, ANTHONY J.-B.S. Music POSSON. MARION T.-B.S. Cilizenship Educafion Direcfor of Class Acfiviries PRINDLE, ANTHONY-M.A. Malhemafics Senior Averages PRZYBYLO, WALTER S.-B.S., M.S. Physical Educafion Head Coach, Baslrelball, Golf PURDY, WILLIAM J.-M.S. Special Educalion Assislanl Coach, Foolball RAPAVY, WILLIAM-B.S., M.S. Driver Training Assisfanl Coach, Baslrelball REISENGER, RAYMOND H.-B.S. Trade and Induslrial Arls Head Coach, Bowling RICHARDSON, MARY D., MRS.-A.B., M.S. Business Educalion Sludenf and Facully Parking Regulaiions Chairman ROWE, HAROLD N.-B.S., M.S. Science Acfivilies, Chairman Sfudenl Council Adviser SANTORE, FRANK N.--B.A., M.A. Cifizenship Educalion SCHNEIDER, HELEN M.-B.A. English SHULHA. PETER P.--B.S., M.S. Sludy Hall Head Coach, Wreslling SIMIELE, GILDA-B.F.A. Ari' Bullefin Displays Scenery: School Play, TOP Junior Prom and Senior Ball Decoralions SOLOMON, STANLEY--B.S., B.A., M.A. English Linlon Hi-Lighls Quill 81 Scroll Sociely SPENELLO, NELLIE-B.S., R.N. Ellis Hospilal STEFAN, ANTHONY-B.S., M.S. Music SULLIVAN, GORDON K.-B.S. Science SULLIVAN, KATHERINE-B.A., M.A. English Acfivifies Honors Fulure Teachers Associalion THOMPSON, SAMUEL J.-B.S. Science Deparimenl' Head THORP, ELLIS W.--B.S., M.S. Trade Induslrial Arls Camera Club TIPPLE, DOROTHY E.--B.A., M.A. Languages TROLSEN, REGINA, MRS.-R.N. Ellis Hospiial VAN SCHAICK, SALLY. MRS.-B.A. English WALTON, MARGARET L., MRS.-R.N. Nurse Nurse's Aides Healfh and Safely Council, Chairman Needy Sfudenf Commiflee WEEKS, OLIVE F., MRS.-B.A. Cifizenship Educalion Deparfmenf Head WILLIAMS, MARGARET W., MRS.-B.S. Mafhemafics Deparlmenf Head Senior Averages WISE, MADELINE-B.A., M.A. English Guidance Dean, Senior Class Supervision of I'he Commons, Chairman Linfon Parenl-Teachers' Associafion WOGATZKE, EDWIN W.-I3.S., M.A. Trade and Induslrial Arls WOLCOTT, GRACE L.-A.B., B.S., M.S. Librarian Inferpreialion Commillee. Chairman PRESENTATION OF ARCHITECTURAL AWARD 41 Seiifilliieiiiiiiiilziiziii NTHS SCHOLARSHIP FUND, INC. NTHS Scholarship Fund, Inc. was Tounded by The Class oT June I93O aT NOTT Terrace High School, and was incor- porafed on December 6, I'-?46. Through The recommenda- Tion of The TaculTy and school nurse, The Tunds are admin- isTered by The Board oT DirecTors To needy, worfhwhile sTudenTs, who would hesiTaTe To apply Tor public assisTance. This makes iT possible Tor Them To compIeTe Their high school educaTion. Money is used To provide glasses, lunches, cIoThing, school supplies, shoes, bus Tare, dress maTerial, books, and denTaI care. PrivaTe conTribuTions have been The mainsTay oT The Tund To which various graduaTing classes have conTribuTed. DonaTions, bequesTs and giTTs from civic organizaTions, individuals and NOTT Terrace reunions are conTinuaIly being soughT. K I - 'f . M? X ' .K zxgqiigg 1: ' f 1 ffl? ' .. 'I T , .gja 3 tvs. , fygr. ... 31 ' -ww 4 ww- T cz' A we -, - . Mr. Morhous and presidenT of The school board Mrs. Prince receiving arcI1iTecTuraI award. STUDENTS MEET CELEBRITY LinTon High School was honored in February by The visiT oT Miss RuTh Slenczynska, a Tormer child prodigy aT The piano and now a Tamous pianisT, who has given over six hundred concerTs across The counTry in The pasT Tive years. While she was a guesT aT LinTon High School, Miss Slen- czynska called on Dr. Campbell's TourTh period choir class and Then visiTed The library where she auTographed a copy of her book Forbidden Childhood. Many sTudenTs ree called having seen and heard The real life sTory oT Miss Slenczynska on Television recenTIy when she appeared on The program, This ls Your LiTe. ,.-Nu, I sh ' 1 'f:f??'l'i Tin' 7 :A , 'is ui-pi? A ,H 'E QI? Eff, Board of DirecTors-FronT Row, Ieff To righT! Mr. Francis E. Morhous iVice-PresidenTl, Miss Marion T. Posson lPresidenTl, Mr. RoberT R. Ludwig lTreasurerl, Mr. Henry B. Parker Jr. iDirecTori. Missing from phoTo: Mr. William W. Wemple lSecreTaryI. -2 J' 1. J r, A In The compeTiTion sponsored Tor archiTecTs by The School ExecuTive and The EducaTionaI Business Magazine Tor The besT school design oT The year I959, The Tirm oT Perkins and Will oT Chicago, Illinois, locally represenTed by Ryder and Link oT SchenecTady, New York, won a TirsT place award Tor The excellence of design oT LinTon High School. One hundred and TourTeen Tirms submiTTed one hundred TorTy-eighT enTries in This compeTiTion. Dr. MaTThew Pillard, managing ediTor of The School ExecuTive magazine, presenTed The plaque To represenTa- Tives aT a special sTudenT assembly in The LinTon audiTorium. Speakers were mayor KenneTh S. Sheldon, presidenT oT The school board Mrs. David C. Prince, superinTendenT of schools Dr. RoberT E. Murray, principal Francis E. Morhous. and presidenT of The LinTon Senior Class Eugene Galusha. The LinTon High School choir, composed oT Two hundred voices, under The direcTion oT Dr. RoberT Campbell, sang parTs oT Carl OrTT's Carmina Buranaf' Miss Slenczynska cI1aTs wiTI1 Miss Posson, Miss BarreTT, and Mrs. Hope. xg.. 2, :P gwwiw Belwwl tlw Qcenea I-J 1 Cafeferia Sfaff-Fronf Row, leff 'fo righfz Mrs. Lucie Werfheim, Mrs. Elizalnefh Hollenbeck, Mrs. lva Sleighf, Mrs. Marfha Fairlee. Mrs. Margaref Boyd, Mrs. Edna Garrie, Mrs. Ann Affleck, Mrs. Mary Lyle, Mrs. Angelina Frederick. CAFETERIA STUDENT HELPERS During fhe fhree busy lunch periocls. a group of sfudenf helpers assisf fhe sfaff. CUSTODIANS Our cusfodians, exemplifying The fine qualifies of cleanliness, orderliness, and ready cooperafion, lceep our school a source of pride and ioy. Cusfodial Day Sfaff-Leff fo righf: Lloyd Marlcs lHead Cusfodianl. CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Flollenbeclc and her effi- cienf sfaff spend many hours in The careful planning and preparafion of our school lunches. ffl? Cafeieria Sludenf Aides-Fronf Row, lefi +o rigl'1+: Mrs. Fvujjp nmol fling Hollenbeck lAdviserl, R. Daniels, P. Monroe F, Fischer, B. Lappin, M. Famiano, J. Aubin, J. Appley, G. Zimmer, T. Murphy. Second Row: C Schryver, R. Daniels, G. Zuckerman, G. Manley, K. Schryver, J. Miele, D. Serowick, D. Schweizer, D Werfheim, J. Robillard, R. Wilock, R. Grecco, R. Mead. lCus'fodianl, Tilly Rakuica lMahonl, Harry Casady Boolc Room Sfaff- Leff fo righf: Mr. Denofio, Miss Tomelc. ...-- - . .4 . Q i f , . A ,V fa' 414: lx! S-if Qu x isa Y y 'D- . Q., .,. .V f qi g W 4, , '. , X ,I g 'x - n R X ,ii ,X' A .3 1 ,J -Qi Te1mlwmrrTT ,ef ee -ei 1 CADET TEACHERS LinTon seniors who serve as cadeT Teachers gain valuable experience in classroom Teaching. Under The super' vision CT eler'nenTary Teachers in The locaf school sysTern, These sTudenTs observe and pracTice The mechanics oT Teaching. The cadefs experience The problems and v1 av' ' p saTisTacTions oT The Teaching proTession. if CadeT Teachers-SeaTed, lefT To righT: Mr, l.aRocco TAdviserT, E. Family, M. Minard, S. GilberT. S. MaclcinTosh, E. WrighT. STanding: D. EpsTein, M. Rogers, H. Tryon, B. SchachTer, G. Nickel. STUDENT TEACHERS PRESIDE OVER CLASSES D,,rinq The year sevenTeen s'rudenT Teachers Trom STaTe Teachers' C. eije af Albany S'a'e Teaches Cv ege at Gerezei and Union Ctiege have been janrg pracffca Teaching experience in LinTon clazfroorns Tor a per d rT from Two T: Three monThs. AT TirsT They luerve clasiryprr fa 'v Tb, and aTer 'fey acTual'y Talne over The caesez. Their super-v, v ,'T Thern reg- ary Tw hcfp Them soive any problems ThaT miqhT ar e and To oTTer Them suqgeshzns for improving 'heir c R. FUTURE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION To air4,a'nT 'remcers wfTh reG,ire'nenTs and op:3trf,.n'T'e3 in The :itil ii Teachrg '3 e mfT've LT FeT.'e Teachers' Ass:c'aTi3'1. SelecT- ing TLE righf phases cT Teaching and The proper celeges To aTTend were c'cE'ems Nh f crfrinfed The incrs and senior- .. The group. To pfccsre s: - 'C Treae p'oE err: Th eeT'rgs 'ic -ded speakers :rem varies feds of ed.1caTior1. D,r'rrg The year The members sei up a scholarsh :and Tor a .-.: 'y FTA 5e :r 'hamper They 233 '.'s'Te:T 'he STa'e Ur'vers'Ty Ci ege CT Eoscaf' . af CorTiand. T f -rr 'T v STudenT Teachers-FronT Row leTT To righT: Beverly Burlc TAlbany STaTe Teachers College, Caroline Bylina, lAlbany STeTe Teachers Collegel, Second Row: Theodore KoTTke lGeneseo STaTe Teachers Collegel, STanley Mylinski TAlbany STaTe Teachers Colleqef Charles ElrsTrom lAlbany STaTe Teachers Collegel, Keifh KempTon fAlbany STaTe Teach- ers Collegel. 'IT 111 1 3 fr FuTure Teachers' Club-Fron'r Row, leTT To righT: Miss Sulivan lAdviserT, Rasile iii GiiberT Family lLibrarianT, CarTer lPres- idenTT Masfriani lVice PresidenTT, Carnr ch Ureasurerl SchachTer lParlia- menTarianl Berkman Linder, Picazc Cass' Second Row: Dafvlassa Som- rrer Sewer no Frr: Wr'qhT, Bazar WCC F, 5y Epver Rchard Baa Men' 1 Fsfafcz. Third Row: Scripa, Cz af 'a Tvlzrriscn Mena fmbohm Eerda Davis BJ' Deffqelus T'sch- er Sie' DeV 'rx C area? no. Fourfh Row: S'afrfs Erxw' VVa.ner, Shirlr Szsrn' zgk' Schmfor G ever, Rybicki H ao rg Sfarhn Keener Caqnina. Fifth Row: Carrnn FTa ii',ri SWG Tryon Hayes Geerferc Rach in, San- Tu I H.,TTen, Minard. I37 ,f Tlx.-ag llflcule In l7o4ALbl,Q Now lhal lhe lasl slory has been wrillen, lhe las? Copy lyped, lhe las? piclure ramen, The lasl design crealeo, lhe lasl ad sold, 'he las? layoul finished. and The las? deadlire mel, we, The edilor and slali members, under Tne guidance ol ourfacully advisers, have compleled Volume Ill ol the Linfonaire. We have endeavored To malce ir a successful record of lhe aclivilies and lhe Triumphs of Jrhe sludenls during arolher irnporlanl season ol lheir lives al Linlon. We snould like To acknowledge. with fhe deepesl grarifude, rhe lireless eriorls and lhe many hours spenl by 'rhose who have worlced so diligenlly lor lhe success ol lhis Arnual. I-Sr-r- .- L A Xf- 4'- in I1 i Cf . t -fn for Y' 7 ,Q 'vs Q-.. I Q Yearbook Liferary Commiffee-Fron+ Row, lefi fo righfz G. Giver. C. Bench' M. CiCCdFElll- Second Row: Mrs, Bennell lAdviserl E. Carler L. lcl-3rf.er+L Q, K no C. dare? E. Eiurn. Third Row: V. Cor D. Hacneil, L. Gzhe F. C'lV OiSC R. Jacobs S. 9411 A. l.'nClf5ren D. Peelc. W. Harp G. van der Boqerl. Yearbook Phofography CommiHee-Froni Row, leH fo righf: P. Weinbern S. Banco. J. Falvo, S. DeMa'feo A. G-razane. Second Row: S. Na'nre'a L. Vanhlarlen 3. Warner. A. Ceasre J. Czyzefvski lfxdviserl. Third Row: C. Bench R. Cercone J. UeV'+o VJ, Schulfz C. Bray. wir-:' 'ze 3 Wifi Miss Irma Barrel? Business Manager T1 ,. 5 5 ,fx I vi ' V. T 's ' '2- ,Y , - A K Y' Q4 x,i4 I 4 i Yearbook Typing Commiffee-Le'F+ lo righl: Julia Tama, Mrs. MacRae lAdviserl, Linda Bricoccoli. ff' 5nr ...Q- l X-,. g V Yearbook Edilors and Sponsor-Lefl io righf: Kalhleen Wozniak lArl Edilorl, Mr. Gilliland lYearbook Adviserl, Louis Goble lEdi'for-in- chiefl. l 1' r I I Yearbook Arl Commillee-Fronf Row, lefl 'lo righf: Luanne Willey, Paula Jobin, Belly Roqers Aqalha Zukauskas, Kalhleen Wozniak, Joyce Cusano lsee- relaryl. Second Row: James Podbiel- ski, Harold Mills, Michael Collin, Mr. emi: and lAdviserl. -A ----X Yearbook Adverfising Commilfee-Fronf Row, le'F'r io righl: Miss Follell lAdviserl, Maureen Denn- ing ICQ-chairmanl, Slephanie Bianco, Rila Shinskie, Alice Relaiczyk lCo-chairmanl, Sheila Hullen. Second Row: Kalhleen l-lay. Mary Gleason. Q I Facully Adviser .A,, Edilor-in-Chief ,,,... s...s,,,,,,,ss...,A,s, Arl Edilor ,As.,,,ss,,.,..,.....s,,A,,,,,,,,,,,... Adverlising Commillee Sponsor Ari Commillee Sponsor ,,s.,,,.,,,.. Lilerary Cornmillee Sponsor ,,,,,... Pholography Commillee Sponsor .,,,.. Typing Comrnillee Sponsor ...., ,.., Business Manager ,s,,,,,,,,,A,,A, Stall Mr. James V. Gilliland Louis Goble Kalhleen Wozniak Miss Marion Follefl Mr. James Gilliland Mrs. Blanche Bennell' Mr. Joseph Czyzewski Mrs. Hazel MacRae Miss Irma Barrel? I39 I w if 1 .nd i .-Q?-N-51 3 The newest addxtxon to Flrst Natlonal Bank IS housed rn this modern bulldlng Located m Colome the new Flrst Natlonal Bank hnngs convenient banking service to a fast growing progressxve communlty It features a drlve up wtndow plus many other facllltles whxch First National has lntroduced to the Schenectadv area r--'mi lAboveb Frrst National Bank of Scotia IS the source of many banking mnovatlons mcludtng electronlc posting machmes teller machmes drtve up windows and sldewalk lpattol teller windows In 1956 Fnrst National Bank brought much needed modern banking servxce to the Nlskayuna area with construction of thus new bank at Balltown Road and Nott St FI D THE GREAT thlng ln thls World 1S not so much where We stand as 111 what dlrectlon We are movm ze' 21? Olwer Wendell Holmes NATIONAL BANK nt SWIIA-201 Mohawk Ave. at Ten Bmck NISKAYIIIIA-1476 Balltaln Road at llatt Clllllllli-1105 tantra! Ave. at Killean Park IAINIIR FRDIRAI. DIPOSII' INSURANCE CORPORATION ,. ., .V,A 1 .I 3 A u - 2 ' 7 - B ln Ui, if .N ' ' :I A A- N ' . -A... . N' I 'W f V -5- I A . . ' L . , 1 ' W l - .! :- .. , d I , , 4 'TW -- -P ' '- , F- S' . nA'?,:l F .T-i R4 ,. 1 . q I . o o o 0 0 II 0 o --.-41 A A F - A F ' e 21? 23, . . . 1 , w ' ' . Will y0l.l A qualify fl for the Iuture's great careerso Dr of Space Med1c1ne N o1se Control Techn1c1an ydroponxc Farmer M1ss1le Systems Eng1neer ych1atr1c Case Worker TSISVISIOH Wrxter Rocket P1lot Marketlng Mot1vat1ona1 Researcher Automatlon Systems Technlclan Nuclear Power Engmeer Traffic Control Expert Plastlcs Des1gner UN Translator Eugeneclst Nucleomcs Phys1c1st ZF Most of the careers 11sted at left d1d not even exlst 20 years ago On all fronts sc1ence bus1 ness market1ng commumcatlons the arts the Amerlcan economy IS expand1ng changmg wlth the exp1os1ve speed of a m1ss1le Never before have such great frontlers awalted young Amen cans But how w111 you fit 1nto th1s tomorrow? Talk wxth your guldance teacher or counselor and fmd out how to best prepare yourself for a br1ght future 1n space age Amer1ca GENERAL ELECTRIC ENECT Pl l V I , I .. fl . . .. OH ' . .. . .PS . . . .. . . . . . . . i i ' . .. . D I 0 City Manager - l - - 1 L - . - '. ' . .Z . . ' . . . . XXX ' g . . .. 0 .. . . . - lx SCH AUY ANT ALEX G BAXTER 81 SON FUINERAL SERVICE 40 N Brandyxslnt Avenue Schenectady N Y DI 6 0787 BAXTER FUNERAL HOME INC -1 Lake H111 Road, Ballston Lake N Y UP 2 8939 Scotla Afflllate THE WHITE FUNERAL HOME INC George E lVh1tt 'Vianaffer 1-10 Mohawk Axe SCOI13 N Y DI 6 7348 SCHIAVO S SUPERETTF 2337 Van Vranken Avenue Schenectady N X BUY RITE STORE FR 4 0176 STANLEY S FOOD MARKET 801 Eastern Axenue Schenectady NT Y BUY RITE FOOD STORE FR 4 00-19 ROLLING GREENS BOWLING LANES Restaurant and Cocktazl Lounge EL 5 3230 2945 Hamburz Street Sehenectldy N RAS FILE FI RNITLRE and CIFTS At Our Iou Przre Free Pirklnq 823 825 Eastern Axenue Party Supphes Decorations Pennants Badges tc Eastern Axenue Phone DI 6 1503 STYLE BEAUTY SALON Permanent Wazmg Hazr Colomzg 98 'xy St Opp Cnty Hall EX 3 9292 LAFAYETTE GARAGE Lafayette Street Cadlllac 81 Oldsmoblle Service oe Lazmskl FR 4 7148 Earme Carpenter Complxments VVALKERS PHARVIACY INC N I Comanzo H E YV11lcer C VAN NATTEN Floor Sanding Fmzshzng Waxmg 231 Lmden St Phone EX 3 7800 E VAL NATTEN Iwcazatznq Truckzng and Back hoe ark R D No 2 Seotla FR 2 0835 MYERS PREP SHOP ualzty Apparel For Young Men 131 Wall Street Corner State Streetl THE QUALITY SHOP IINTFRIOR DFCORATING Phone FRank1m 2 8239 1630 Umon Street Sehenertady 9 N T ' r I Y v. I rx 1 I. x , I ' - I 0 Y 1, . V - ' , . l ' . N., A :ix ' ' .5 -1 , . ., ' v ' I ,L ' f .' ' 1 . . M 1 , . Y. ' 1 A ' MERICAN SYSTEM - - 1-3 . . K - -It . 7 . 805 ' . - - . ' of 16 ' - , - J ' ' - - -1 ' . . 4 . - . . . -H . 2 v I y ' 7 U, Q . , -' . ' , - Y- C 1. N W SCHE ECT D IO ST PHIL S GIFT SHOP 134 Jay Street Speczaltzzng zn Alteratzonx DI 6 7371 GERSHONS Delicatessen and Fine Foodr 1600 Union Street Phone EX 3 0617 CAPRI BEAUTY SALON 412 Unxon Street Phone FR 45822 Schenectady N Y DARI TREET 2403 Van Vranken Ave Fzrst tn ualzty Fauest Przces Faxtest tn Seruce JOHN HANRAHAN STUDIO DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITS In Thrzllzng 'Veu NATURAL COLOR 1323 UNION Street Phone FR 4 4687 GEORGES MUSIC STORE Excluswe Dutnbutor For CONN GIBSON SLINGERLAND 617 State Street FR 4 5921 SCHEVECTADY AUTO SERVICE Speczalzzzng In 4uto Transmzsszons Also General Repazr 4 GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE CO 810 816 Albany Street Schenectady N Y 1054 Open Ex enmgs ARAM H AVAKIAN Genuzne Oriental Rugs and Carpets Expert Reueaung and Cleanzng 105 Clmton St FR 4 0701 COPLON S WOODLAWW DEPT STORE 1806 State Street Eterythzng for the home and you Best Wzshex From PINE GROVE DAIRY IINC 1120 Erle Boulexard Phone FR 47741 Relzgzous Crt If A Chenshed Gzt THE MADONNA SHOP Erle Blvd and State Street Schenectady N Y ' I Q - ' A Q ' - ' in 2401 Van Vranken Ave. FR 4-7668 - ' FR - V ' . A . . ,f . .f VISIT US AT OUR NEW LOCATION Schenecfadys LClfg6Sf Leading Hair Sfyllsfs 323 STATE ST UPSTAIRS OVER THE IMPERIAL SHORT AND SAUCY creatuons that look rught un kutchen or on campus hatr styles that flatter commg and gomg You owe nt to yourself and your 15 fK famnly stop In today QD- 'UV' permanent Waves give you the new beauty you love We have just the wave for you and 16llI6llIb6I NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY I5 TOP HAIRSTYLISTS MR IAMES MR IOHN VITO CARL Our large staff of operators, here at all hmes, are marvels I I . CUTTING STYLING ORIGINATORS WAVIIIEENT avi?-K ww 9 PERM Jfflll tim FR 4 87I3 and FR 4 54I3 OPEN MONDAYS 1.6 3 O . 0 I 0 - - O fi!! PLANT AND OFFICES I6l0 STATE STREET For Thou Hfho Want lhf Fznwt CLEANERS TAILORS FURS UNIFORMS ALll'RAl1OAf.S ' ll4Dl 10 UIHISLRI GARUHN15 RLPAIRES DON! BY IAPIRI I -llLOR.5 Storm Hb SWIIH Sl and VAIN ANIXNERP ROAD at UNIOIN PlanL.u1d Ofhus 1610 SI AIL Sl SC HLNEQ IAIJX N X FIXEE PIL IxLP AND IJELIVPRX SERVIL E Hhnklm 4 8151 - . . I , '- , Q MAJ. 7 'flag '.1 ? H , ,, . - -Q 3 V1-nw: , W ' .. 5-1392 .H f Q K 1 nib My -4 LA-..,, ,A A - ' 3.0 '7 'w:.--Q 1 X. ' - ff.,+-'. -A. W' ,N in K. .',7:4iv r I ',,. .H - ,. I , n Q . . 4- Q , ' - l ' , J: ,v . , . , . I . , , . . , . , ,, . , A A . Z , . .4 - ' 1 A 1 . . . . , . , . , . , . . . . . . . , . . 1 . hiht . . . . ,, , , V . , , I - A A A L . A A z I V, 1 V. V , A . . , . .y . . . , , . , , , v v . , . , . , . n - . Y A A A 4 n A L - ' - 1 YOUNG FASHIONS Bes+ Wlshes 'ro Ihe or I960 Graduaies and Their Friends from your YOUNG PEOPLE GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALER A R CARL W LISS Come see us zn our new home 136 Ene Blvd COVIPLIMENTS OF BARHYDT S PHARMACY C F F attal 1607 Ln on Street at Corner of Baker A L Schenectady 9 N Y 124 me louuvnn VISIT TRADER BOB In our bargaln room ' I I ff ' jj , Charge Accounts Invited I 1 . 1' I I . . r i T ' , Vx. II , . . CONGRATULATIONS The Class of 1960 TER BUSH 81 POWELL INC CompIe'l'e Insurance Service 148 Clmton Street Schenectady N Y Phone FR 4 7751 an Mayfalr Scotxa N Y FR 4 5201 MAURICE B GRAUBART 81 SONS THE IAY STREET IEWELERS 166 Iay Street Serum Schenectady For Three Generatzons Where Savm Pays' SCHENECTADY SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION Open Monday Through Frrday 9 A M t1ll 5 P M 251 263 STATE STREET Your Javm 5 are znsured up to S10 000 by the Federal Savmgs and Loan Insurance Corporatzorz VAN CURLER GREENHOUSES A Sarnowskx Prop CUT FLOWERS WEDDING BOUQUETS FUNERAL FLORAL DESIGNS 66 FREEMAN S BRIDGE ROAD TELEPHONE FRANKLIN 4 8566 To I C d ' We Telegraph Flowers . J. ', . EMPIRE LANES I752 Sfafe Sfreef Schenectady New York Telephone FR 2 9708 From All Of Us CONGRATULATIONS To The To All Of You CLASS OF 1960 Goon LUCK AND BEST D ARJAY 5 OF EVERYTHING CLEANERS SHIRT LAUNDERERS Comphments of the Members S h d N Y THE STUDENT STORE CLUB c enecta y Phone EX 3 0917 l I 1621 Union Street of COMPLETE GRADUATION SERVICE TAYLORVI LLE C1355 Rmgs HI ll Sthool Commencement Announcements Caps and Gowns Medals and Awards Dxplomas Taylor made Yearbooks L G BALFOUR CO BENTLEY 8: SIMON TAYLOR YEARBOOK Your Representatlve HODGKINS OF BALFOUR P O Box 9 Schenectady New York Phone 3 5374- Best Wishes to the Graduatzn Clam of 1960 '--.- INDUSTRIAL BANK MILDRED ELLEY SCHENECTADY Secretarial School for Glrls Mam 05506 224 State Street Branch Office 227 229 Qua1lStreet Albany New York 1815 State Street Send or Catalo 0 ' 'V U 0 1 O It - 0 ' L O ' . f 0 - CO. Gus Hodgkins ' Jack Sexton ' Bob Gray ' T. K. Hymers OF f SKILLS L UIDANCE balanced tram mg actwltles Placement rn key posxtxons ln business professional and government ofiices ALBANY BIISIIESS IIIILLEGE CARLSON S PAINT AND WALLPAPER GLASS ARTIST S SUPPLIES PICTURE FRAMING 515 State Street 1006 Crane Street THOMAS SUPPLY CORP Caplfal Dls+rrc+ Source for Brass Copper Carbon and SI'alnIess S+eeI and P V C Pipes Valves FrH'mgs KING CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE NC 809 STATE STREET SCHENECTADY NEW YORK Phone Dlckens 6 1203 : YQ ,ai ' K IVY az . I G -- - - , 1 126-134 washington Ave., Albany 10, N. Y. Stare Registered - Veteran Approved 1 ' I . I Hazr Stylzn 15 an Art at the HOUSE OF CHARM PERMANENT WAVING Our Speczalzty 1003 Van Antwerp Road Phone FR 4 6744 1300 Altamont Avenue Phone EL 5 5602 SCHENECTADY GAZETTE NEWS CONIICS FEATURES For Every Member of the Famzly Schenectady s Leadmg Newspaper For Over 65 Years ESTA S BRIDAL SHOP Custom made Formals Guaranteed one o a kznd to a school Open Every Evenmg Untll 9 715 STATE STREET EX 3 6889 I Wherever you re gozng Q wherever I 5 you ve been Q , X 5 f 1 Z I E W- o'-, I A 4,1 gag s xg ll ' U PHT R 5 . BLUMENTHAUS FINE FABRICS all' Fine Fabrics Make Fine Fashions MENS SHOP For Young Men 139 Jay Street DI 6-7571 1599 Union street HERSH Beverages GRAND Refreshmen+ Diamonds Watches Silver GORDON JEWELERS 1611 Umon Street SCHENECTADY 9 NEW YORK GORDON Telephone FR 4 5839 Best Wxshes To The 1960 Graduating Class AMSTERDAM DAIRY Smce 1902 Schenectady N Y TONGUE 81 KOLLATH FLOWERS GIFTS 1864 State Street Tel DI 6 8548 RICHARDSON LUGGAGE CO INC FINL. LEA? HILR GOODS TRI TAPER 456 State Street . . M. - ol n u I9 I I by - FR 4-6204 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1960 Osh, A DORIS REMIS FLOWERS 1740 UNION STREET PHONE DI 6-1271 JOES PANTRY SHELF 1114 Albany Street DELICATESSEN ROCK GARDEN PHARMACY INC G DAnnunz1o Prop 902 McClellan Cor Eastern Pkwy Schenectady N Y Phones FR 4 0949 or DI 6 9365 Phone DI 6 9554 FERRO S RESTAURANT ITALIAN AMERICAN CUISINE 5 Rooms Avaliable For Prlvate Partles 1115 Barrett Street Schenectady N Y FREE PARKING FOX 81 MURPHY 428 STATE STREET fNext to Carl sj Phone FR 7 6414 or FR 7 6505 Whatever the Sport We have the Equzpment Your Only SPALDING Store SEARS ROEBUCK 81 CO I66 Erne BI d Schenectady 1 N 'Q M037 COMPIETF DEPARTMENT 37 ORE Everything for the Femlly Home and Cer 'k Free Sie e S de Park g le ever I 000 zen 'A' Three F n nc g plans Ie su I your budg 'k Meny Free Pl n ng Serv ee plus lmiellef en i' S h Tannen Gun leed or Your Money I lr L OVER 100 000 ITEMS IN OUR STORE AND CATALOG TO CHOOSE FROM' COMPLIMENTS 447 451 State Street SCHENECTADY INEW YORK , .s i fag? ' OF ki, ' M y our sror suorvmcs Jos. NusaAuM. mc. 'x , ' fa ' - ir.: Ian In ra D a ' I D ' CLOVERLAND CREAMERY 919 State Street Vmt our Fountam and Luncheonette ADAM'S DISCOUNT JEWELRY Diamonds Watches feuelry Save Up to 509? 804 Albany Street THE LITTLE STUDIO 1740 Union Street Schenectady N Y Telephone FR 2 5028 or ST 5 6193 SUZY S GIFT and DINNERWARE SHOP Home of Spode Fzne Engluh Dmneruare Union at Van Antwerp Road JOSEPH'S PHARMACY 2541 Albany Street Free Delwefy DI 6 6916 BEST WISHES To Graduates LADY DUFF SHOP 319 State Street MAC DI GAR CANDY INC WHOLESALE Confectionery and Fountain Supplies 316 Clinton Street COMPLIMENTS HUTTEN RUG C0 SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS CAREERS TRAIN AT SPENCER BUSINESS SCHOOL 404 Union Street, Schenectady FR 4 7619 Court Reportznv Clerk Typzst Accountznff Stenographzc Secretanal I B M KEYPUNCH REGISTERED BY N Y S BOARD OF REGENTS Slides-Chart:-Blueprinting-Photocopy Scandinavian Gift Items and Crystal I . 1 . 6 V . . 6 . I I X I COMRTIMENTS CHRISTENSEN 6. NIELSEN GENERAL CONTRACTORS A CHALLENGE AND AN OPPORTUNITY Never smce the dawn of txme has the challenge and the oppor tumty been greater for youth The need to excel ms vrtal to the pre agaxnst odds You the graduates of196O face unbounded opportunlty along wxth the challenges you w11l encounter Your course w111determ1ne Ln large. measure the future of your natlon and your world Exeryone xn the ALCO lndustrlal famlly extends congratulatxons for your present achlevement and smcere best w1shes for your llmltless tomorrows A U ALCO Products Inc ' f 1 1 J 1 , . fb. ' i, f v servation of freedoms mankind has won down through the ages, always - I 1 1 - D JIMAS FURS D051 ncrr and freators o Exclusz o Furs Cloth Coats o Dzrtznctzon Repalfln RCl1HlD Remodelm Fur Storage Cleanln 119 N Pearl Street 444 State Street Albany Schenectady OWEN OPTICAL COMPANY GUILD OPTICIANS K H Schworer G I Fmster 154 Barrett Street 1019 Keyes Avenue FR 4 5825 EX 3 7792 FALVOS RESTAURANT Italzav Food and Pzzza 2329 Xan Vranken -'Xxenue Schenectady Phone FR Z 1191 ACCORDION CENTER MUSIC STORE and SCHOOL State St Schenectady 7 N Y Phone FR 4 8606 4 ll COMPI IMENTS A FRIEIN D THE GALLO FLORISTS Dom and john Gallo DI 6 4487 YOU MAKE YEARBOOKS FUN HERE AT PROGRESS The Cnty of Albany Workmg closely wlth you has been truly a wonderful experience In the begmnmg there was nothlng except en thuslasm Ideas and many blank pages Upon this meager toundatlon you have bullt this beautlful memory book Our work at Progress really IS fun because we enpoy so much getting to know such splendld faculty members and students as you INCORPORATED ll COLVIN AVE 0 PHONE 2 4401 'ALBANY N Y X , 3A F 852 . , . . , f',,4 Al ' l l ., 7 OF 96 Jay St., Schenectady, N. Y. .. 'dv' . b, 1 -V l in 1 PROGRESS PUBLISHERS RAMARK STUDIOS lformerly Berfhold Sfucllosl PORTRAITS DISTINCTION Your pho+ographs In fhls Book are fhe work of our sfudlos We sincerely hope fhal' all 'those phoiographs will perpefuafe fhe memory of happy clays ai' Llnfon Hugh School May We Thank You For The Honor And Privilege Of Having Served You? I35 JAY STREET FR 4 872I SCHENECTADY, NEW YORK .K P . i xi, - fi? 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