Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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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.

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- 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.

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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