Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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' ls ' ' 'SAUW 1' Q.. . - fn, -2 l V in il if.. Y-,va LINTONIAN OFFICERS FRONT ROW, left to right: Joyce Altieri QCO-captainl, Winnie Cohn, Paul Dombrowski, fGabinet Membersl, John Tom Crowe fCo-captainj, Ruth A. Rotundo CTreasurerJ, Bing, Bill Graper, CJunior Representativesj. Mr. Holbrook CSponsorj. SECOND ROW: Barbara Baker, LINTONIAN OFFICERS LINTONIANS Elected every spring, the oflicers of Lintonians are chosen The members of Lintonians are picked for their outstand- for their leadership ability. They supervise the services per- ing qualities of leadership and citizenship. By devoting many formed by their group and plan activities within the hours of service at school functions, they guard the well- organization. being of their fellow students. LINTONIANS KREGULARSJ FRONT ROW, left to right: Novak, Reed, Crump, Tews, Stroebel, Guernsey, Starkf THIRD ROW: Cassillo, Van Schaick. McAndrew, Kline, Ward, Quincy, Bowne. SECOND ROW: Borniield, Turner, LeF1ore, Zuckerman, Boehm, Lapinski, Bland, France, Binder, White, Drooz, Rippere, Scheer, Caldwell, Grenfell, Beale, Coflin, Schatz. LINTONIAN RESERVES Lintonian Reserves augment the-services provided by the and live up to the standards of the group, a .Reserve becomes parent organization. After showing his willingness to serve a regular Lintonian. LINTONIAN RESERVES FRONT ROW, left to right: M. Picazio, S. Levy, M. Mur- Buerger, L. Epstein. THIRD ROW: S. Kessler, F. Garbo- phy, W. Andrews, M. Orkis. SECOND ROW: Miss Martin witz, J. Gallmon, L. Cohn, R. Gershon, J. Goble, N. CSponsorl, D. Tremblay, K. Reber, J. Marks, L. Jacobs, L. Thomas, D. Peterson, T. Rotundo, P. DiNardo. 102 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.

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Lea1wvTeClw1Fq CADET TEACHERS FRONT ROW, left to right: B. Baker, D. Walters, M. Sahr, C. Botzman, J. Spenello, B. Daffner, J. Arnow. THIRD ROW: D. Brown. SECOND ROW: Mr. LaRocco fSponsorl, L. Miller, A. Wheeler, M. Gleason, J. Dubee, C. Lake, B. Ras, B. Waleski. FUTURE TEACHERS, ASSOCIATION The purpose of the Future Teachers' Association is to bring girls together who are interested in teaching as a pro- fession. The students are offered the opportunity to broaden their knowledge of the purpose and value of education in America. At least once a year the FTA visits a State Teachers, College or University. The members sponsor bake sales and a dance to earn money for their trip and money for a scholarship which is presented to a senior member who has contributed much of her time and energy to the club. Pre- paring a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family and pre- senting an annual Teachers' Recognition Day Tea are also among the projects undertaken by the FTA. FUTURE CADET TEACHERS Linton seniors have the opportunity to gain valuable ex- perience and do a service to the community in the cadet teaching program. Under the guiding hand of elementary teachers in local schools, the students work with the children. By being exposed to classroom experience, the student is better able to decide whether or not she wants to be a teacher. TEACHERS FRONT ROW, left to right: Miss Sullivan QSponsorj, DiMatteo, DiBartolomeo, Restifo, Kraus, Wilkinson, Luebke, Cartwright, Dubee, Walters QPublicity Chairmanj, Shulman fTreasurerj Duguid CSecretaryj, Costa CVice-presidentj, Wheeler QPresidentj: Gershon, Nicolella, Prismont. SECOND ROW: Santorelli, Williams, Tremblay, Attanasio, Friedman. THIRD ROW: Doyle, Hourigan, Arnow, Dafifner, Brown, Ras, Wilber, Anibal, McComb.