Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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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