Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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Ent 'fi' ' .Til ffm-1- 'Q' N, 7?:? ef. ,1rZ,+'?f:'T ML' DECA OFFICERS-Louise Manascalco CPresidentJ and Patricia Raucci lVice-Presidentl. Ann Marie Patierne and Marion Carpulo become ACQUAINTED with Ladies' Wear. 5. 1. 315.1 Tfsgiigffrf' Q 5 DECA SWEETH EART-Patricia Rauccl Jean McCormack VENDS sweets in candy department .f Qi AQ N-sr ! if- buluu we DECA DAY SPONSORS-Front Row: Mrs. Morris fPersonnel Dept, Director Carl Col. Mr. D. Pause 1Mt. Pleasant DECA Advisory Mr H Carl Co.l, Mr. R. Ludwig fLinton DECA Advisory, Mrs. B. Bradley Heisler CVice President Carl Co.J fPersonnel Manager Carl Co.J Second Row: Mr. D. Halloway fTraining 71, J

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.v,., M-M0--W W.-X. K ..,, . 1 gy V x f '- g:f't.,..t, 1 'S Q .3 , Slim- , 4 W' Kwai?-:S-. Q -f . .- . .mm-ff. .a -J at sr' :Sm AREA 4 DECA AWARD WINNERS-Pat Zellmer fist place in Area of Distribution Manuall, Mr. Ludwig QAdvisorj, Ann Marie Patierne Qlst place in Merchandise Information Manualj, Terry Burke flst place .. l, t, ,peg . tv 'aff 'v: fT 'Rfr7gX.1.'f' 1 rf L- , - -' ' S..-,ref iff f 1 fame , 3 -' ' Q . . 1 we .. V 5. ., gy 5 ' ' t 3, t.,gmfexia.,f.. me-1. fi 334 at 'inqihf at in Sales Demonstrationj. Missing: Louise Manascalco Clst place in Pub- lic Speakingj. DECA Club members revealed their achievements DECA CLUB 1967 elected as oflicers Louise Manas- calco-President, and Patricia Raucci-Vice-president, of District 4A. Both attended the 13 state North Atlantic DECA Regional Conference at Philadelphia, Pa., on No- -vember 4 and 5, 1966, as a pan of the New York State Delegation. This year, DECA,S vice-president, Patricia Raucci, was voted as DECA sweetheart and represented Linton at the area contest iinals on February 8, 1967, at Averill Park, N. Y., in competition with 13 area schools. The Linton DECA CLUB made a tremendous showing at the annual Area 4 DECA contests held at the Averill Park Senior High School. There were twelve area high schools represented. Louise Manascalco, Terry Burke, Pat Zellmer and Ann Marie Patierne were first place trophy winners. The winners later attended the Seventh Annual Distributive Education Clubs of NEW YORK LEAD- ERSHIP CONFERENCE, held at the Concord Hotel, Lake Kaimesha, N. Y., on March 12, 13, and 14. DECA information booth ATTRACTS attention. if 1 . !fVFOf?f1M7!0!V

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A pleasant occasion for all involved workers LISTEN to speech. Yearbook banquet honored ambitious stajj' members In May, active members of the staff zealously enjoyed a veal and spaghetti dinner, the third annual YEAR- BOOK BANQUET held at Ferro's Restaurant. Members of the stalf ofthe l966 LINTONAIRE were honored, and the new editors and staff chairmen were announced. Mr. Morhous, the guest speaker, praised the work of the various committees, emphasizing the importance of team- work and cooperation. Mr. James V. Gilliland, yearbook advisor, announced the new editors and chairmen. Named were editor-in- chief, Fern Cunningham, art editor, Tony Costanzog ad- vertising chairman, John DiLallog typing chairman, Jayne Sawyer, and business manager, Elaine Monaco. Fern Cunningham, editor-in-chief, NOTES parts of Mr. Morhaus's .Nm speech.