Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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' ,W01C04mwiwl-lu.mbQefQ ' COUNSELORS Our guidance counselors share many duties, all fulHll- - ing the purpose of student guidance. Supervising enroll- ment, confirming credits, assisting in securing employment, advising on college applications and possible scholarships, , administering scholastic aptitude tests, and giving con- siderate attention to individual students with personal prob- A lcms make their days exceedingly active ones. GUIDANCE PERSONNEL FRONT ROW, seated: Mrs. Anna May Conroy, Mr. Ray Staley CCO- ordinatorj, Miss Madeline Wise. SECOND ROW: Mr. Alexander LaRocco, Mr. Albert L. Aldinger. KENNETH MORAN DANIEL J. MULVIHILL ALICE O'CONNOR ALEXANDER PENSIERO MRS- FRANCES M- PERKINS CHARLES PITTS MARION T. PossoN MRS. MARY D. WILLIAM RA PAVY RICHARDSON 132 ANTHONY PRINDLE NN in 5 X X SMC N l Y f 2 sv fi 5 A 1 i KENNETH ROCKE ANTHONY J. PEZZANO WALTER PRZYBYLO 31,55 y S f .,.. - Q i A A is I ' .... 'N ka MRS. ADRIENNE ROGERS Ml

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C wvQUv.eorgflvmwlfWf5donwOu1u OFFICE STAFF FRONT ROW, left to right: Mildred Tomek, Mrs. Edna Borgia, Mrs. Ines Ceriani, Mrs. Mary Russell, Mrs. Margaret McGrath. 3 i x X gg , s I X ' STUDENT TEACHERS FRONT ROW, left to right: Mrs. Hubbard CAlbany Statel, Mrs. Thompson fAlbany Statej, Miss Courselle CAlbany Statel, Miss Osborn QAlbany Statej, Mrs. Steinberg CAlbany Statej, During the year twenty-two student teachers from Union College, and State University Colleges at Albany, Oswego, and Plattsburg have been gaining practical teaching ex- perience in Linton classroomsfor a period of from two to three months. At First they observe classroom activities, and 134- Miss Pacelli CCeneseo Statej. SECOND ROW: Mr. Socci KOS- wego Statej, Mr. Sohns QA1bany Statej, Mr. Rick Fontaine CUnion Collegej. later they actually take over the classes. Their supervisors visit them regularly to help them solve any problems that might arise and to offer them suggestions for improving their work. g S