Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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' - 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.

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'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.

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