Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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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.

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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-

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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,