Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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Qlml5iugtoQawLwes HEALTH CLASSES Again this year, students benefited from an unusual method of health instruction. Local doctors contributed their time in instructing Health classes in the field in which each physician specialized. Lectures were conducted one morning a week with the physician addressing three health classes consisting of both boys and girls. The remaining class days were spent, under the direction of the health teachers, on the study of related subjects. Dr. Preston Reynolds lecturing on the zmportance of a proper diet. Driving safety is taught m the classroom by Mr Rapavy DRIVER TRAINING Learning the mechanics of a car, the rules of the road, and the basic driving skills, is the goal set for prospective drivers in our Driver Training course. These skills are practiced in modern cars under the supervision and guid- ance of Mr. Rapavy whose excellent instruction enables many of the students to become not only licensed but safe, competent drivers with the necessary habits of courtesy and alertness.

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mgvozw U COLLEGIUM MUSICUM FRONT ROW, left to right: Ferluge, Grant, Fergerson, Fried- man, Anibal, Tews, DiMatteo, Pucci, Gershon, Rudnick, Plunz, Stuart, Fredrick, Cloke, Munsell, Schrader, Whipple, Sherman Bodine. SECOND ROW: Altieri, Lindsay, Lasdon, Wheeler, N. Gray, Yanover, K. Gray, Pezzano, Penta, Grenfell, Beale Leger, Bowne, Brown, Guernsey, Meyerhoff. THIRD ROW: COLLEGIUM MUSICUM The Collegium M usicum is a group consisting of selected students who perform master choral works. This year, Collegium Musicum presented the Mozart Grand Mass in C minor, and the girls sang two Brahms compositions: I Hear a Harp and f'Song from Ossian's Fingal, ac- companied by the Schenectady Symphony Orchestra. 7 Little, Stone, Ladd, Cassillo, Maginniss, Zuckerman, Palmer Peterson, Lapinski, Graper, Binder, Cummings, Cook, Schlegel Levy, Gabriel, Rasmussen. FOURTH ROW: Thomas, Lasky Pofahl, Robinson, Borniield, Ossenfort, McAndrew, Schwenker Martin, Rothe, Campriello, DiBlasio, Johnson, Horstmyer, Makof ski, Wusterbarth, Serowick, Dunning. SERENADERS Serenaders is a group of approximately forty vocalists selected from the Collegium M usicum on the basis of their outstanding singing ability. They perform music of a lighter nature than Collegium. The Serenaders have made numer- ous community appearances and are a high spot in the annual TOP program. SERENADERS FRONT ROW, left to right: Rudnick, Fergerson, Lasdon, field, Graper, Lasky, Cummings, Dunning, Makofski, Zucker- Browne, Grant, Friedman, Bodine, Munsel, Plunz, Meyerhoff. man, Rasmussen. FOURTH ROW: Ossenfort, 'Schwenker, Rothe, SECOND ROW: Little, Binder, Wheeler, Pezzano, Yanover, Cook, Lapinski, Robinson, Levy, McAndrew, Gabriel. Brown, Penta, Pucci, Cassillo, Maginniss. THIRD ROW: Born- - -- V 7.-..4l.l....1-..4

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lzwdgmggwtlwwowibolywmb COSMETOLOGY As a part of this year's course, students in the Cosme- tology department took a field trip to New York City. The purpose of the trip was to attend a hairdressing show, but the girls also managed to visit several museums and a school of fashion design. The trip was financed by bake sales and car washes. The Cosmetology course at Linton endeavors to prepare its students for employment in the field of beauty culture after graduation. Cosmetology students learn the art of giving a manicure. 62