Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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LATIN HONOR SOCIETY-FRONT ROW: Magna Cum Laude: D. Mikelson, P. Rotundo. Missing from picture: Paola Ferrara. SECOND ROW: Miss Johnson 1AdvisorJ. J. Rauch. E. Prager. D. Garber. J. Ja- ART HONORS-FRONT ROW: S. Ritchie. D. Turnbull. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gilliland 4AdvisorJ. F. Cunningham. K. Wilken. C. Brow- nell. THIRD ROW: T. Ferrucci, D. Ramsay, J. Vallely. T. Costanzo. cobson. L. Green. THIRD RO W: Cum Laude: M. Marotta. J. Holman K. Ryhicki. J. Gordon. L. Morsillo. K. Townsend. M. Dellario. R. Kar lin. Missing from picture: Simpson. P. Simone. R ,A 2 . P. Puwlaczyk. N. Marlin. S. Wusicrharth. R ,v

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ART CLU B-FRONT ROW: Holcomb. Farone. LeFlore. Adams, Vroo- man, Kolner, Ncbolini. Villano. Martin, Turnbull. SECOND ROW: Miss Siiniclc tAdvisorl. Cunningham tCo-Presidentl. Costanzo tPresi dcntp, Shaw tVicc-Presidcntj. Wusterbarth tSecretaryJ, Lutzer CTrea surcrj. Ducos, Humphrey. THIRD ROW: Farina. Rosen, Tansky, Po . . drazik, Diamante, Morris,'Kopec, Mattison, Meldish, Sherwood,'After- gut. Colmar, LaMontagne. FOURTH ROW: Brereton. Rybicki, Walli- mann, Ritchie, Simone, Accvedo, Brown. Contompasis, Martin. Cath. De- Genova, Eisner, Holcomb. 5 x Honor Societies combine specialized eicellence s Linton sponsors numerous honor societies to acknowl- edge students whose avid interest in Latin, art or business has enabled them to achieve above average grades. Students of Latin earning either a straight HA average for three years or a straight WB average for four years are eligible for admission into the LATIN HONOR SO-, CIETY. Art students who have maintained a high aver- age for two years are accepted into the NATIONAL ART HONOR SOCIETY. COMMERCIAL HONOR SOCIETY members have developed high academic standing in the Business Education Department. These outstanding students are annually recognized on Senior Day. . 10 COMMERCIAL HONOR SOCIETY-FRONT ROW: M. Morrell. P. Raucci, N. Antonellis. S. Carlson, B. Riccio. SECOND ROW:i P. Zellmer. D. Grisanti. L. Marlin, C. Hoff. K. Babcock. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Coe tAdvisorJ. N. Furgason, L. Scrom. M. Fatato. J. Retajczyk FOURTH ROW: P. McGaa. W. Johnson, F. Paolelli. V. Stamper. L Devo.

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Senior Banquet On May ll, the SENIOR BANQUET drew nostalgic Seniors to the gaily decorated cafeteria. An unusual un- dertone ensued as the guests cheerily recalled the high points of their school lives together. The event marked the beginning of a separation. In a few weeks, Seniors would be bidding farewell and the Senior Banquet would become another memory. Senior Ball An evening Hlled with stars. soft colored lights, and drifting melodies formed a perfect background for The Cotillion, this year's SENIOR BALL. Seniors danced and greeted one and another at this, the final social event of their last year at Linton. SENIOR BANQUET COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN-FRONT ROW: D. DeGenova, G. Grilfen, B. Creasy, S. Villano. SECOND ROW: S. Val- entino QCO-Chairmanj, M. Marotta, L. Brereton, C. Townsend, E. Bi- agi. THIRD ROW: Miss Schneider fAdvisor7, M. Lutzer, C. Goodheart, S. Orkis. FOURTH ROW: C. Dufort, T. Costanzo, J. Burns, P. Santulli. Committees produced planned SOCid! excitement SENIOR BALL COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN-FRONT ROW: D. Coppola, J. Rauch, D. Shapiro. J. Bellamy. D. Ciesinski. SECOND ROW .' B. Fitzgerald tGcncrul Chairmanj. M. Marotta. S. Graham. S. Villuno. L. Strubc. THIRD ROW: N. Simpkins. M. Lutzer. M. Miller. S. Wusterbarth. G. Moschini, C. Granun, L. Peck. FOURTH ROW: R. Karlin. L. Brown. E. Prager. T. Costanzo. B. Parlapiano. J. Jacobson. Missing from picture: Miss Schneider fAdvisorJ. 2 01, NJ Gif? 'QA-Y