Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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' tatlwQclwoElsTlw1fuAtm james Gidley and Mr. Denofio are ready to serve students and faculty in book room. STAMP SELLERS FRONT ROW, left to right: McGuire, Rosen, Gershon, Friedman Bianchi, Schaffer, Garofolo, Dombrowski, Martini, Caschera, Ferroi SECOND ROW: Mr. Larson fSponsorj, Gautie, Dragon, Schaetzl Broome, Angelo, Bove, Madden, Wolfe, Brown, Handelman STAMP SELLERS The responsibility of making Linton's money-saving stamp book plan a success rests in the hands of the stamp sellers. The pur- chaser of a stamp book may attend all home athletic contests with- out further charge. The possession of a stamp book also entitles the owner to a copy of the annual yearbook, a subscription to the school paper, and admission to the All-School Party. Ingram. THIRD ROW: Bender, Tews, Bielawski, Howe, Mancuso Brown, Luebke, Thibodeau, Levy, Allen, Wilber, Wheeler, Spenello Boggus. FOURTH ROW: D'Ambrosio, Boehm, Dussault, Kerr DiSarro, Smith, Rekoske, Peterson, Zalondek. OFFICE AIDES Student Oflice Aides are a group of girls from the Commercial Department who devote their study periods to assisting the secre- taries in the administration office. STUDENT OFFICE AIDES FRONT ROW, left to right: M. DiCocco, M. Glennon, F. Androkavitz, M. Buzek, K. Korkin, B. Witkowski, Mrs. Coe Mazzotti. SECOND ROW: Garrett, J. Carron, L. Marino, QAdvisorj, J. Sableski, J. Ricci. A. Famiano, S. Toland, A. DeMatteo. THIRD ROW: L. 100

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JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FRONT ROW, left to ri ht: Schaetzl Phel s Ani ' g , p , bal, Friedman, Maurycy CCO-social Chairmanj, Gershon, Ferro, Izzo. SECOND ROW: Miss Bucci CSocial Deanj, Lapinski QPresidentj, Pugh CVice-Presidentj, Weiss fSecretaryj, Donaldson CTreasurerD, Fitzgerald, Boyd fCo-social Chairmanj, Charles, Meyerhoff, Miss JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The major social event of the Junior Class is its Prom planned primarily by the Junior Executive Committee. To defray various class expenses, the group sponsors dances, a candy sale, and a carnival. Wise CGuidance Deanj. THIRD ROW: Andrews, McGuire, Schwartz, Blumenthal, Epstein, Lasky, Boehm fCo-financial Chair- manb, Antonelli, Graper, Waterman, Valachovic, Reid fCo-financial Chairrnanj, Barnett. FRESHMAN EXECUTIVE ,COMMITTEE Each freshman homeroom elects a representative and an alternate to form the Freshman Executive Committee. The group chooses the class colors, records the activities of each class member for his three years at Linton, and plans money making projects to defray the cost of graduation- The Com- mittee also plans the Freshman Frolic, the first social event sponsored by the class. FRESHMAN EXECUTIVE ' FRONT ROW, left to right: Pone, Bennett, Epstein, Alfieri, ROW: McKone, Niforopulos, Insogna, Clunz, Cavaliere, Leger, DeBlase, Blaker. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Conroy CGuidance Deanj, Mack, Sahr. FOURTH ROW: Van der Bogert, Goble, Cohen, Salvino CVice-Presidentj, Elston CSecretaryj, Doyle CTreasurerj, Jesmain, Boehm. Hershkowitz CPresidentJ, Miss Schneider fSocial Deanj. THIRD f77lfQ1 XUQL' ESOC' W me Qnf-27 . ' 1 gd KQQP Glgfm RP V' ' CUUVK DQ' Htwffyoinq , gg . t

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KEY CLUB FRONT ROW, left to right: Mr. LaRocco fAdvisorJ, DeLuca CPresidentJ, Palmer CVice-presidentj, Crow fSecretaryj, Rizzzo CTreasurerj, Gipstein, Shuldiner, Burns, Cirincione. SECOND KEY CLUB Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, this highly active service organi- zation has a busy agenda throughout the year. Annually the club sponsors a rollerskating party for the youngsters at the Children's Home and a party for the children at Sunnyview Orthopedic Hospital. This year the boys held a toy drive affiliated with the Children's Bureau. The proceeds gained from selling coke at vari- ous school functions were put toward a scholarship award presented at the end of the year. TRI-HI-Y Tri-Hi-Y, a girls' organization affiliated with the YMCA, main- tains high standards of character and serves extensively the school ROW: Salvino, Campriello, Pugh, Butler, Duguid, Allway, King, Jacobson, Juwa, Serowick. THIRD ROW: Edwards, Schlegel, Cook, Newton, Boehm, Waterhouse Grant, Balcomb. and the community. In addition to services rendered to various groups, the members participate in the annual Youth-In-Government assembly and in the Model United Nations. HI-Y Creating, maintaining and extending high standards of Christian character in the home, in the school, and in the community are the guiding principles upon which the Hi-Y organization is based. By participating actively in servce projects, the Youth-In- Government program and the Model United Nations Assembly, and by affiliating with the National Hi-Y Youth Fellowship, the club achieves fulfillment of these goals. TRI HI-Y FRONT ROW, left to right: Miss Martin fAdvisorJ, J. Arnow N. Gold. SECOND ROW: J. Attanasio, S. Gershon, S. fPresidentJ, D. Duguid fVice-presidentj, L. Buckley fTreas- Nicolella, L. Phelps, A. Parisi, K. Vinick, A. DiMatteo, H. urerj, P. Kmetz QSecretaryD, B. Shulman CChaplainD, R. Morris. THIRD ROW: V. White, J. Pincus, D. Little, L. Cohen fSergeant-at-Armsl, L. Costa Q Publicity Chairmanj, Pezzano, C. Rippere, M. Caldwell, S. Fay. HI-Y FRONT ROW, left to right: Mr. Thompson CSponsorj, OND ROW: Kilian, Chestnut, Schachter, Duguid, Roberts, Shuldiner CPresidentJ,. Gipstein CTreasurerj, Burns fSecre- Allway, Mack, Jacobson, Trapini. THIRD ROW: Guely, taryl, Altman CChap1a1nJ, Reisenger, Maitino, Altvater. SEC- Ruzzo, Stein, Mann, Waterhouse, Resnick, Goodheart, .Lapinski.