Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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gwwiw Belwwl tlw Qcenea I-J 1 Cafeferia Sfaff-Fronf Row, leff 'fo righfz Mrs. Lucie Werfheim, Mrs. Elizalnefh Hollenbeck, Mrs. lva Sleighf, Mrs. Marfha Fairlee. Mrs. Margaref Boyd, Mrs. Edna Garrie, Mrs. Ann Affleck, Mrs. Mary Lyle, Mrs. Angelina Frederick. CAFETERIA STUDENT HELPERS During fhe fhree busy lunch periocls. a group of sfudenf helpers assisf fhe sfaff. CUSTODIANS Our cusfodians, exemplifying The fine qualifies of cleanliness, orderliness, and ready cooperafion, lceep our school a source of pride and ioy. Cusfodial Day Sfaff-Leff fo righf: Lloyd Marlcs lHead Cusfodianl. CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Flollenbeclc and her effi- cienf sfaff spend many hours in The careful planning and preparafion of our school lunches. ffl? Cafeieria Sludenf Aides-Fronf Row, lefi +o rigl'1+: Mrs. Fvujjp nmol fling Hollenbeck lAdviserl, R. Daniels, P. Monroe F, Fischer, B. Lappin, M. Famiano, J. Aubin, J. Appley, G. Zimmer, T. Murphy. Second Row: C Schryver, R. Daniels, G. Zuckerman, G. Manley, K. Schryver, J. Miele, D. Serowick, D. Schweizer, D Werfheim, J. Robillard, R. Wilock, R. Grecco, R. Mead. lCus'fodianl, Tilly Rakuica lMahonl, Harry Casady Boolc Room Sfaff- Leff fo righf: Mr. Denofio, Miss Tomelc. ...-- - . .4 . Q i f , . A ,V fa' 414: lx! S-if Qu x isa Y y 'D- . Q., .,. .V f qi g W 4, , '. , X ,I g 'x - n R X ,ii ,X' A .3 1 ,J

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PRESENTATION OF ARCHITECTURAL AWARD 41 Seiifilliieiiiiiiiilziiziii NTHS SCHOLARSHIP FUND, INC. NTHS Scholarship Fund, Inc. was Tounded by The Class oT June I93O aT NOTT Terrace High School, and was incor- porafed on December 6, I'-?46. Through The recommenda- Tion of The TaculTy and school nurse, The Tunds are admin- isTered by The Board oT DirecTors To needy, worfhwhile sTudenTs, who would hesiTaTe To apply Tor public assisTance. This makes iT possible Tor Them To compIeTe Their high school educaTion. Money is used To provide glasses, lunches, cIoThing, school supplies, shoes, bus Tare, dress maTerial, books, and denTaI care. PrivaTe conTribuTions have been The mainsTay oT The Tund To which various graduaTing classes have conTribuTed. DonaTions, bequesTs and giTTs from civic organizaTions, individuals and NOTT Terrace reunions are conTinuaIly being soughT. K I - 'f . M? X ' .K zxgqiigg 1: ' f 1 ffl? ' .. 'I T , .gja 3 tvs. , fygr. ... 31 ' -ww 4 ww- T cz' A we -, - . Mr. Morhous and presidenT of The school board Mrs. Prince receiving arcI1iTecTuraI award. STUDENTS MEET CELEBRITY LinTon High School was honored in February by The visiT oT Miss RuTh Slenczynska, a Tormer child prodigy aT The piano and now a Tamous pianisT, who has given over six hundred concerTs across The counTry in The pasT Tive years. While she was a guesT aT LinTon High School, Miss Slen- czynska called on Dr. Campbell's TourTh period choir class and Then visiTed The library where she auTographed a copy of her book Forbidden Childhood. Many sTudenTs ree called having seen and heard The real life sTory oT Miss Slenczynska on Television recenTIy when she appeared on The program, This ls Your LiTe. ,.-Nu, I sh ' 1 'f:f??'l'i Tin' 7 :A , 'is ui-pi? A ,H 'E QI? Eff, Board of DirecTors-FronT Row, Ieff To righT! Mr. Francis E. Morhous iVice-PresidenTl, Miss Marion T. Posson lPresidenTl, Mr. RoberT R. Ludwig lTreasurerl, Mr. Henry B. Parker Jr. iDirecTori. Missing from phoTo: Mr. William W. Wemple lSecreTaryI. -2 J' 1. J r, A In The compeTiTion sponsored Tor archiTecTs by The School ExecuTive and The EducaTionaI Business Magazine Tor The besT school design oT The year I959, The Tirm oT Perkins and Will oT Chicago, Illinois, locally represenTed by Ryder and Link oT SchenecTady, New York, won a TirsT place award Tor The excellence of design oT LinTon High School. One hundred and TourTeen Tirms submiTTed one hundred TorTy-eighT enTries in This compeTiTion. Dr. MaTThew Pillard, managing ediTor of The School ExecuTive magazine, presenTed The plaque To represenTa- Tives aT a special sTudenT assembly in The LinTon audiTorium. Speakers were mayor KenneTh S. Sheldon, presidenT oT The school board Mrs. David C. Prince, superinTendenT of schools Dr. RoberT E. Murray, principal Francis E. Morhous. and presidenT of The LinTon Senior Class Eugene Galusha. The LinTon High School choir, composed oT Two hundred voices, under The direcTion oT Dr. RoberT Campbell, sang parTs oT Carl OrTT's Carmina Buranaf' Miss Slenczynska cI1aTs wiTI1 Miss Posson, Miss BarreTT, and Mrs. Hope. xg.. 2, :P

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-Qi Te1mlwmrrTT ,ef ee -ei 1 CADET TEACHERS LinTon seniors who serve as cadeT Teachers gain valuable experience in classroom Teaching. Under The super' vision CT eler'nenTary Teachers in The locaf school sysTern, These sTudenTs observe and pracTice The mechanics oT Teaching. The cadefs experience The problems and v1 av' ' p saTisTacTions oT The Teaching proTession. if CadeT Teachers-SeaTed, lefT To righT: Mr, l.aRocco TAdviserT, E. Family, M. Minard, S. GilberT. S. MaclcinTosh, E. WrighT. STanding: D. EpsTein, M. Rogers, H. Tryon, B. SchachTer, G. Nickel. STUDENT TEACHERS PRESIDE OVER CLASSES D,,rinq The year sevenTeen s'rudenT Teachers Trom STaTe Teachers' C. eije af Albany S'a'e Teaches Cv ege at Gerezei and Union Ctiege have been janrg pracffca Teaching experience in LinTon clazfroorns Tor a per d rT from Two T: Three monThs. AT TirsT They luerve clasiryprr fa 'v Tb, and aTer 'fey acTual'y Talne over The caesez. Their super-v, v ,'T Thern reg- ary Tw hcfp Them soive any problems ThaT miqhT ar e and To oTTer Them suqgeshzns for improving 'heir c R. FUTURE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION To air4,a'nT 'remcers wfTh reG,ire'nenTs and op:3trf,.n'T'e3 in The :itil ii Teachrg '3 e mfT've LT FeT.'e Teachers' Ass:c'aTi3'1. SelecT- ing TLE righf phases cT Teaching and The proper celeges To aTTend were c'cE'ems Nh f crfrinfed The incrs and senior- .. The group. To pfccsre s: - 'C Treae p'oE err: Th eeT'rgs 'ic -ded speakers :rem varies feds of ed.1caTior1. D,r'rrg The year The members sei up a scholarsh :and Tor a .-.: 'y FTA 5e :r 'hamper They 233 '.'s'Te:T 'he STa'e Ur'vers'Ty Ci ege CT Eoscaf' . af CorTiand. T f -rr 'T v STudenT Teachers-FronT Row leTT To righT: Beverly Burlc TAlbany STaTe Teachers College, Caroline Bylina, lAlbany STeTe Teachers Collegel, Second Row: Theodore KoTTke lGeneseo STaTe Teachers Collegel, STanley Mylinski TAlbany STaTe Teachers Colleqef Charles ElrsTrom lAlbany STaTe Teachers Collegel, Keifh KempTon fAlbany STaTe Teach- ers Collegel. 'IT 111 1 3 fr FuTure Teachers' Club-Fron'r Row, leTT To righT: Miss Sulivan lAdviserT, Rasile iii GiiberT Family lLibrarianT, CarTer lPres- idenTT Masfriani lVice PresidenTT, Carnr ch Ureasurerl SchachTer lParlia- menTarianl Berkman Linder, Picazc Cass' Second Row: Dafvlassa Som- rrer Sewer no Frr: Wr'qhT, Bazar WCC F, 5y Epver Rchard Baa Men' 1 Fsfafcz. Third Row: Scripa, Cz af 'a Tvlzrriscn Mena fmbohm Eerda Davis BJ' Deffqelus T'sch- er Sie' DeV 'rx C area? no. Fourfh Row: S'afrfs Erxw' VVa.ner, Shirlr Szsrn' zgk' Schmfor G ever, Rybicki H ao rg Sfarhn Keener Caqnina. Fifth Row: Carrnn FTa ii',ri SWG Tryon Hayes Geerferc Rach in, San- Tu I H.,TTen, Minard. I37 ,f