Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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FUTURE NURSES' CLUB-FRONT ROW: C. Brink, B. Roode. J Conduzio, J. Bagdriwicz. SECOND ROW' Miss Conde fAdvisorJ. D Smith, L. Kapelle. G. Meyers, A. Deiber, M. McGowan. THIRD ROW: L. Hall, C. Ferrara, K. McMannis, S. White, M. Lasak, M. Salmon FOURTH ROW: L. Viva, N. Powers, N. Tansky, S. Jones, J. Anibal. E. George. HIGH SCHOOL RED CROSS-FRONT ROW: Marlene Pirrone fVice- Presidentl, Mrs. Timm QAdvisorj, Mrs. Graves fAdvisorj, Carol D'Am- brosio CTreasurerj. SECOND ROW: Luana Hall, Mary McGowan CSec- retaryj, Elisa Pecci, Marguerite Handy. Missing from picture: Kristine Kollath fPresiden0. Y 7 I . ', NIGHTINGALES-FRONT ROW: Mrs. DiLallo fAdvisorJ. J. Armer, Amomsi, B, Haisdoff, G, Shamboy L, Lapaf THIRD ROW L Cum R- Shepard, G. Barber, R- Palleschi. M. Cramer, C- Carl. K. Canaley. ningham, L. Buell, B. Metcalf, J. Hutt., H Kuen V LeCla1r L Priddle SECOND ROW: W. Sedaker, J. Cooper, I. Tucker, S. Mulvaney, P. N, Zieljnskj, G, Slomgki, air T sy. r vp Q. 'Swv' - 'fi' 771121 H JEVS 'DXQQQ

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Future nursing group prepared for tomorrowis needs Applicable knowledge for SU1dCHtS Of HUTSi11g WHS mag- various Helds of medicine. Topics on body functions and nified by the FUTURE NURSES' CLUB which HC- structure and home and family living were stressed. quainted students with branches of nursing throuigh visi- Students design to Serve the School acted as STU- tation of hospitals and health centers an by ta ks and DENT AIDES in 'ie health oiiice while those wishing to discussions O1'1 HSPCCTS Of 11UfSiHg. serve the community became RED CROSS AIDES in the Seniors participated in NIGHTINGALES, an orga- Linton Chapter of the American Red Cross. nization W ose purpose was to give special training in Dr. Jameson LECTURES to attentive nursing students. NURSES' AIDES-FRONT ROW: Miss Conte fAdvisorj, Kathy Babcock, Barbara Campolieto, Claire VanAuken. SECOND ROW: Janet DeLuca, Sue Mrozek, Diane Patierne, Linda Carhuff, Barbara Parsons.

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0050! ' a STUDENT STORE AIDES-FRONT ROW: P. Zellmer, P. Raucci. S. Jewett. C. Colpoys, J. Drouin, G. Mulyca, M. Lipstein, S. Sherman, J Tucker. B. Schults. L. Ritchie. L. Manascalco, S. Cannavo. SECOND McCormack. E. Wallelt. F. Montonc. Mr. Ludwig tStore Advisory ROW: F. Paolelli. T. Burke. S. Pelletier. C. Ariel. A. M. Patierne. M. DECA club rehearsed members for future retailing Students had the opportunity to become acquainted with many aspects oft e business world while offering their services in various ways. Members of' the DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB OF AMERICA, commonly known as DECA, maintained the student StOre which was operated by the STUDENT STORE STAFF. This year, these members also sold candy at home basketball games. The BOOKROOM STAFF helped to obtain essential books needed by the students while OFFICE AIDES and DEPARTMENT OFFICE AIDES helped the admin- istrators and faculty. Although JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT was not directly aiding the school, its existence proved beneficial to stu- dents, offering them experience in business. DECA CLUB-FRONT ROW: S. Cannavo fSecretaryb. P. Zellmer fVice-Presidentb. L. Manasczilco tPresidentJ. T. Burke fTreasurerJ. SECOND ROW: P. Ruucci. B. Schults. C Ariel. C. Colpoys. M. Jewett. Mr, Ludwig tAdvisorJ. THIRD ROW: S. Sherman. S. Tucker. G. Muly- ca, F. Paolelli, J. Drouin, S. Pelletier, A. Patierne. x if X QV' Y