Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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.1 W AUDIO VISUAL OFFICE STUDENT AIDES FRONT ROWg F, CAdvisorJ. T, Caulfield. S. Waterson. A, Brewer. THIRD ROW: H. Montone O Milewski SECOND ROW L Tracey Mr Czyzewski Deyoe. N- T-9lf1Sky, M- JUICY. E- Wallell, B. Godbolt. 056455 3 0' ees 4999 MOTION PICTURE PROJECTOR OPERATORS-FRONT ROW: Havener. Pretious. Deyoe. Alesio. Fluty. Dahlin. Clayman. Grey. Gip- stein. Saehrig. SECOND ROW: Nebolini. Carter. Kelly. Zampella, Cartwright. Swiatocha. Diamond. Pritchard. Wood. Montgomery. Wa- Ierson. Galardy. Rogowski. Saunders. Milligan. Mr. Czyzewski tAdvis- orj. THIRD RO W' Babcock. DiLallo. Jetter. Russell. Nelson. VanWag- ner. Whitney. Weier. Stark. Sias. Caraeh. Epperson. Toung. Greenwald. Ruzza. Curley. Godbolt. Farina. FOURTH ROW: Humphrey. Wright. Belleman. Loffredo. Foster. Shepard. Hawkins. Busino. Adair. Powers. Laub. Trumbull, Hooker. Skiff. Weier, Cerrone. Stark. Audette. Mar- coni. Ricci. Hamm, Circe. CAMERA CLUB-FRONT ROW: l. Kiewik. J. Conduzio. L. Tuttle SECOND ROW: Mr. Czyzewski CAdvisorj, J. Schein fPresidentJ, R Audette CVice-Presidentb. T. Curley fSeeretaryb. D. WarlikV4TreasurerJ THIRD ROW: R. Polachek. T. Baar. B. Toung. Shapiro, D. Cornel- ius, J. Boorn. L. Snyder. FOURTH ROW: R. Audette. E. Naumowicz L. Riley. D. Babcock. D. Barker.

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l as Audio-Visual clubs maintained communications Linton's clubs olTered a chance for students to serve their classes assisted by educational television programs. their school. The COMMUNICATION STAFF, presided CAMERA CLUB, now in possession of its own dark- over by Billy Dodge and supervised by Mr. Morhous, re- room, offered practice in the many facets of photography. ceived and answered calls from the communications MOTION PICTURE PROJECTOR OPERATORS and room. New to the school this year was the CLOSED AUDIO-VISUAL OFFICE AIDES respectively operated CIRCUIT TELEVISION SYSTEM which, with the video motion picture equipment, kept records, and repaired tape recorder, made it possible for teachers to instruct audio-visual machines. CAMERA CLUB DARK ROOM COMMITTEE-FRONT ROW: Thomas Curley, David Warlik. Stu- art Baker. SECOND ROW: Mr, Czyzewski fAdvisorj, Edward Naumowicz, Douglas Babcock, Joanne Schein, Lawrence Riley --t--ff 3 If? af in TELEVISION RECORDING STAFF-FRONT ROW: Bruce Marksi LaMontagne. Greg Ricci. Louis Carusone. David Marks. Jim Howen- Mr. Prysmom fAdvisory, Bill Dodge CPresidentj. SECOND ROW.'John stein, Gary Abeel, Dave Edwards.

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Literary clubs, ideas ana' abilities exemplyiea' The annual literary magazine, ACCENTS, contained poems, short stories, essays and other literature written by Linton students. Members of the staff determined which student writings were best for publication. QUILL AND SCROLL, a chapter of the Joseph Pulitzer Interna- tional Journalism Society, was also an advocate of fine literature. Participants contributed to the HI-LIGHTS, Lintonis school newspaper, which was published from September through January. This year, a junior journal- ism class took over the responsibilities of publication in February and continued for the rest of the year. The LIBRARY CLUB also proved to be of vital literary im- portance to the functioning of Linton High School. ACCENTS STAFF-FRONT R0 WA Mrs. van Schuick fAdvisorJ, S. Or- kis, F. Johnson, L. Brereton, M. Zippin, L. Peek, D. Friedman. SECOND ROW: S. Jutton, N. Simpkins. B. Adams, J. Coplon, B. Lieb- SENIOR QUILL AND SCROLL-FRONT ROW: S. Jones, B. Feld- man, J. Schein. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Blazey fAdvisorj, C. Dufort fPresident9, P. Santulli fVice-Presidentj. D. Ciesinski qSeCfelary-Tfea- -.lit man, F. Hanny, L. Routenberg, A. Balducci, S. Fenimore, N. Martin, P, Stuart. surerj. A. Pilarski, S. Takaroflf THIRD ROW: D. Ramsay. G. Alesio, S. Schneider. J. Rauch. M. Zippin, C. Townsend. R. Karlin, J. Burns. . . T S