Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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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

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